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GARFIELD is located in WHITMAN county, Washington at latitude 47.009053 and longitude -117.141814 with an elevation of 2467 feet. The population of GARFIELD is 632 as of the year 2005 with a population growth of -1.40% from the year 2000 through 2005. The most common zip code of GARFIELD is 99130.


We deliver natural gas to two million customers in five states. We purchase natural gas from producers, marketers, and brokers. We contract with pipeline companies to transport the natural gas to our distribution system where we deliver it to our customers.
We purchase our natural gas supply from producers and marketers, and contract with transmission pipeline companies for capacity to move the natural gas to our distribution facilities. The market sets the price for the natural gas supply; the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or state regulatory commissions set the price for its transportation.
We pass through the costs of purchasing and transmission of the natural gas to customers with no markup or profit.
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At production fields, natural pressure brings natural gas to the top of a well, where it goes into gathering lines. Gathering lines deliver natural gas to a processing plant where impurities, such as water or carbon dioxide, are removed. Once the natural gas meets the pipeline quality standards, it is ready to go into the interstate transmission pipeline system.
Marketers work with the producers to sell and transport some of the natural gas to end users, such as large industrial companies, electric generating facilities, and energy providers such as Xcel Energy.
Natural gas is transported through a transmission pipeline system, which is composed of large steel pipe ranging from 20 inches to 42 inches in diameter. The pressure ranges from 200 pounds to 1,500 pounds per square inch.
Most major pipelines are looped, which means two or more lines run parallel to each other in the same right of way.
Compressor stations are located every 50 to 60 miles along each pipeline. A compressor is an internal combustion engine or turbine that creates pressure to push the natural gas through the lines.
Along the pipeline route, depleted oil and gas wells, salt caverns, and other natural geological formations are used to store natural gas for use during times of peak demand.
When the natural gas reaches a local natural gas utility – such as Xcel Energy – it passes through a gate station, where its pressure is reduced to a range between 100 pounds and as low as ¼ pound. An odorant is added, and the volumes of gas are measured.
After passing through the a gate station natural gas is then moved into distribution lines, or mains, that range from 2 inches to 24 inches in diameter. In general, the closer natural gas gets to the customer, the smaller the pipe and the lower the pressure. When the natural gas reaches a typical home, its service line is 1 inch or less in diameter and its pressure is between 60 pounds and ¼ pound.
In addition to storage facilities along the pipeline route, which are owned by the transmission pipeline companies, we also own and operate several underground storage fields. Additionally, we own peaking plants where natural gas or propane is stored in liquid form. These storage facilities enable us to meet customer needs on the coldest days when demand is highest.
Set your hot water heater to no higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit. This isn't just energy smart—it's also safer, since it reduces the likelihood of accidental burns.


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The Story Of: Boatrocker Ramjet
March 16, 2016, by Crafty Pint
For the second in our series looking at the story behind some of the coolest, most iconic or most sought after beers in Australia we ahowcase Boatrocker's Ramjet. The imperial stout has only been around a couple of years but has blown away pretty much everyone who has tried it.
The beer even has its own day, with the first Ramjet Day taking place on April 9, 2016. The event at Boatrocker's Barrel Room will see guests – who are paying a pretty penny for the honour of being there but get much to take away in return – try several vintages plus unoaked versions of the beer as well as trying their hand at a spot of blending.
Feral's Watermelon Warhead was the first beer we featured and you can read all about that beer here. For now, however, here is the story of Boatrocker's Ramjet according to brewery co-founder and head brewer Matt Houghton...
When was the beer first conceived?
I'd always wanted to brew a big barrel-aged stout at commercial scale but, while using oak chips soaked in whisky may have been fine when I was a home brewer, scaling up to a commercial level using that method was not an option.
One of our old brewers used to work at New World Distillery (the makers of Starward Whisky), and so a phone call was made. And the rest, as they say, is history.
What did you hope to achieve with it?
The founder of New World Distillery, Peter Vitale, had always wanted to make a uniquely Australian whisky, which he has achieved, and I wanted to make a uniquely Australian barrel-aged stout. Sure, we could have aged a stout in bourbon barrels (which we have also done), but then where is the Australian identity of that beer?
Was it inspired by other beers?
The inspiration for Ramjet has come from the amazing barrel-aged wonders coming out of the USA, for sure. Some beers like Founders' Kentucky Breakfast Stout have become legendary and are most definitely a source of inspiration.
Given Boatrocker's main interest with barrels seems to focus on Belgian styles and sours, where do beers like Ramjet and Banshee (the brewery's barley wine) fit in?
I have always had an interest in barrels (purchasing 60 used wine barrels before I'd even bought the brewery shows how much of an interest!) and, without wanting to sound like a wanker, every barrel has a personality, and a story to tell.
The barrel-ageing program we have set up allows us to not only express our own artistry, but also those of the cooper, the winemaker and the distiller. I guess with barrels that's where the fine line of science and art are best expressed in beer making.
Ever since my first visit to Cantillon, I was captivated by the experience of the barrels, and I guess emotionally I hope it touches everyone the same way. I want people to understand that brewing is not just an automated process, but involves artistry and creativity and a respect for not only the brewing process but a respect for the tradition. We certainly don't want to be beholden to it, but we will always respect it.
Maybe that is what inspired me to make beers like Ramjet and Banshee? In some ways they are relics of a brewing tradition that were wiped from the culture of Australia by mass produced lagers. Do they fit within the confines of Belgian / Sour? No. But they fit within the tradition and historical importance of barrel-aged beers, with both Ramjet & Banshee giving up a little of their history in every sip.
One side of the Boatrocker Barrel Room in Braeside. Photo supplied by Boatrocker.
What is the process that goes into making each batch?
The malt bill on a big beer like Ramjet is quite phenomenal, which pushes our brewhouse to the limits! We use only malts that have the best flavour, and I know brewers bandy the term "highest quality" around a lot, but quality and flavour are not necessarily the same thing!
The base malt of Ramjet is none other than [English variety] Maris Otter, a malt bred especially for flavour. A range of specialty malts complement the beer to add all those lovely chocolate, coffee and roasty characters that are so evident in the beer. Due to the sheer size of the malt bill, we brew Ramjet over two days. It takes three brews to make 20 hectolitres.
After fermentation and an extended cold storage, the beer is racked into New World Distillery Starward Whisky barrels. Immediately, the aromas coming from the barrel are incredible, but it will be four to six months before the flavours have melded together to create something truly unique.
Depending on the taste of the beer from the barrel, we craft another batch of Ramjet, which will then be skilfully blended depending on the brewer's preference. Once the desired flavour profile is achieved, we rack the beer from the barrels into a bright tank, blend in the unbarreled portion of Ramjet, chill and carbonate.
We then bottle / keg the beer. Big beers like this need time to "find themselves". We deliberately age the beer before release, sometimes for as long as six months.
What experience did you have with barrels before brewing Ramjet?
My experience working with barrels was initially limited to our initial purchase of wine barrels, and quite a lot of study! Barrels are a natural product, and consequently they "breathe", providing a slow but steady rate of oxidation. Understanding this is crucial to crafting barrel-aged beers, as small amounts of oxidation are actually flavour beneficial. For example, this oxidation is why I chose Banshee to go into ex-Pedro Ximenez (ex-Starward) barrels; the natural sherry-like flavours and aromas of oxidised English style barley wine I thought would complement the underlying Pedro character.
Where do you source them from and how specific are you about what they've been used for before?
The barrels that house Ramjet are sourced from the New World Distillery, located in an old hangar at Essendon Airport. Quite a place! The smell of whisky and the sight of the barrels is incredible! The barrels have only ever had Starward whisky in them, however, due to the nature of distilling and barrel-ageing, we have seen some different wood types, but still the same spirit base.
Where did the name come from?
This beer is big. So I felt it needed a big name.
I also thought about the process of making the beer and how we are adding extra character to the beer by barrel-ageing. That's when I thought of the Ramjet engine, whereby a fuel source is added to a rocket during flight to make it go faster / further. The extra fuel source in our case was the Starward whisky and barrel from New World Distillery. And, along similar lines, we named the bourbon barrel version Roger Ramjet.
Matt Houghton tending to one of his many, many barrels.
Has the beer changed over the years?
The beer has changed, most definitely. That's a good thing, I think, as a beer like this is like a great bottle of wine with a vintage date, indicating not only the ability that one can cellar it beyond its vintage date, but that it should be treated with a little more respect.
The difference over the years is mainly in ABV, but also other textural things depending on things such as barrel wood type, and what was previously housed in the barrel before the Starward whisky.
Do you have to replenish / replace the barrels?
We have an arrangement with New World Distillery whereby after we empty the barrels of Ramjet, we rinse and return ASAP, and the New World Distillery team fill straight away with more whisky. The idea being that there will be a transfer of flavours into the barrel.
I think with the next batch of barrels from New World Distillery, we'll be back to the first batch of Ramjet barrels. So in essence, we'll have Ramjet Ramjet! Can't wait to taste that.
What expectations did you have for the beer when it was first released?
Like all our beers, we just hope that people will enjoy it. And so it was with Ramjet. At first we were a little unsure if people would like it, but it certainly proved to be popular. I still remember having to do the hard sell on a keg. Now we have a waiting list with no guarantees.
What are your future plans for Ramjet?
I think a beer base like Ramjet lends itself to so many ideas, and one we have carried out is Roger Ramjet, the bourbon barrel aged version. However, I think this steps away from the roots of an Australian barrel-aged imperial stout. We have an event on April 9 called Ramjet Day, where we'll celebrate everything Ramjet. We will have exclusive offerings of Ramjet variants involving raspberries and coffee to name but two. Maybe the next bottled release will be a Ramjet Breakfast Stout?
What's the best / worst reaction you've had from someone trying it for the first time?
The best reaction I have had was seeing someone's face light up with pleasure. No words, just a smile and a nod of the head.
The worst was someone complaining that the beer was not cold, and how dare I serve a beer not cold. I'm sure he'll understand one day.
Thanks, Matt. Look out for more in this series next month.
If you have any Australian beers you'd love to see us feature, feel free to drop us a line.
Photo at top of photo taken by Craft Everything and supplied by Boatrocker.
NB: At time of publication there were two spots left for the Mordialloc pickup leg of this Cabal event at Boatrocker.
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The Story Of: La Sirène Saison
Traditionally, saisons were brewed to be consumed in the warmer months. As we (allegedly) head in that direction in Australia, we caught up with the man who has put farmhouse style ales at the heart of everything he does. read on
The Winemaker, The Chef & The Brewer
Victor's Place is a brewery, winery and kitchen that represents the realisation of a dream for three mates. Matt King called into the rustic McLaren Vale venue to catch up with one of the owners to find out more. read on
2 Brothers 2.0
Melbourne's southeast may be turning into a hub for microbreweries these days, but it was 2 Brothers who were first to set up stall there. With their Beer Hall just redesigned and expanded, we called in to find out what else is new. read on

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Dr. Tom Moonen attended the University of British Columbia for his undergraduate sciences and dental degree (DMD). He then practiced dentistry for 2 years in Vancouver. Dr. Moonen returned to school to pursue his Graduate Orthodontic Degree (MClD) at the University of Western Ontario. He returned home to Vancouver where he has been practicing on the North Shore since 1991. He opened his practice in Westview in 1997.
Dr. Moonen grew up in Vancouver, but his family moved to Vancouver Island during his final years in high school. He enjoys spending time with his wife, the Victoria Symphony Orchestra's conductor, and their two sons, Matthew and Benjamin. The family enjoys skiing and traveling.
Dr. Moonen is a clinical assistant professor at the University of B.C. and has taught there for over a decade. He is the past-president of the B.C. Society of Orthodontists and a member of the Canadian Association of Orthodontists, American Association of Orthodontics and Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontics. He is also a member of the Seattle Study Club which focuses on interdisciplinary dentistry and has lectured to local and international audiences.


Cal State Fullerton men's basketball will participate in the inaugural Myrtle Beach Invitational during the 2018-2019 season, ESPN Events announced Wednesday.
The Titans are one of eight teams to play in the invitational. The only other team participating in the invitational to play in the 2018 NCAA Tournament is West Virginia, who were one of the final 16 teams in the tournament.
"We are excited for this opportunity to be on the stage with some of the best programs in the country. It is great for our ball club to compete, learn and grow at an early stage in the season," Titans Head Coach Dedrique Taylor told CSUF Sports Media.
With one team yet to be announced, the Titans will potentially compete against Saint Joseph's, University of Central Florida, Valparaiso, Wake Forest, West Virginia and Western Kentucky.
The early-season tournament will take place November 15, 16 and 18 at Coastal Carolina University's HTC Center. Pete Derzis, ESPN senior vice president of college sports programming and ESPN Events, expressed his excitement for the new event.
"After collaborating with Visit Myrtle Beach and the city of Myrtle Beach to move last year's Puerto Rico Tip-Off to the area due to the effects of Hurricane Maria, we saw first-hand the community's outstanding facilities and passion for college basketball," Derzis said in a release statement.
Coming off of the seventh 20-win season in school history, a Big West Tournament championship and its first March Madness appearance in 10 years, CSUF is the only West Coast team named to play in the invitational.


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There is no such thing as information.
- Harry Wachs, O.D.
"[He] couldn't read a sentence without bursting into tears." After two years of visual training with Dr. Wachs, the child "wouldn't put down his book to eat his breakfast."
Colette Silver, mother of a 1st grader, as told to The Washington Post in 1997
Harry Wachs, O.D.
Harry Wachs made me think more deeply when he said there is no "information".
He showed me how Vision Therapy doesn't have to be separate from ordinary life, when I saw how he could encourage visual development with ordinary blocks and toys, kitchen utensils, or any objects at hand...
It was the visual thinking that really mattered.
Harry had been a pioneer in the new field of Contact Lenses as a young Doctor of Optometry...
But when he met Arnold Gesell, M.D. of Yale's Institute for Child Development, he found a new devotion.
Studying movement and child development, he came across the ground-breaking work of Jean Piaget, M.D. on the stages of cognitive development.
Inspired to meet Piaget, he travelled to Geneva, and there he also met psychologist Hans Furth, with who he would found a Thinking School in West Virginia.
Their experiences at the school are the basis for their book Thinking Goes to School.
Harry taught at Catholic University, and later founded the Vision and Conceptual Development Center at George Washington University to help children with Autism and Developmental Disabilities.
He also mentored an incredible array of people from a Saudi Prince... to the Washington Redskins' Coach, working with the team in years they wound up in the Super Bowl...
And he mentored me, for which I am ever grateful.
When I ran through the snow at his beloved farm Huntingfields, he correctly diagnosed my extremely high exophoria with intermittent left exotropia at that time by observing my footprints in the snow!


To educate children with love is not only about showering them with love and teaching them skills and knowledge. More importantly, it is to inspire kindness in their hearts and guide them to work for the common good.
Education is a lifetime mission. Apart from giving students time and a conducive environment in which to learn, the presence of good role models, positive examples, and personal support is indispensable. Parents and teachers, in particular, play a vital role in children's development. While addressing Tzu Chi staff and volunteers, Master Cheng Yen often highlights that parents and teachers are the role models for children, and thus it is important for them to set fine examples, in order to raise good children.
In modern parenting, parents are often torn between work and family responsibilities, and have little time to interact with their children. Many parents recount frustrations of dealing with incidents of rebellious or disobedient children. In the light of these disturbing social trends, Tzu Chi Singapore revamped its monthly Children's Class into the "Parent-Child Bonding Class" in 2009. By inviting the parents to join in the Class, they can learn ways to improve parent-child interactions, thereby strengthening their bonds with their children as they learn and grow together with them.
A stable parent-child relationship is crucial to children's psychosocial development. It will help the children to develop self-confidence and build good interpersonal relationships with others. Children often mirror their parents' behaviour. Hence, parents can see their own imperfections in their children, and seek ways for self-improvement.
The Tzu Chi Parent-Child Bonding Class is open to P1 - 6 children. It has a meaningful and enriching programme that includes the teaching of Jing Si Aphorisms, communications skills between parents and children, filial piety, environmental vegetarianism, as well as outdoor activities. Teacher volunteers share inspiring news and stories from the world of Tzu Chi in class, allowing the parents and children to learn precious lessons on human love and care. Many of the parents have also been inspired to join the ranks of volunteers. We hope that through the collaborative efforts of the teachers and parents, the kids can learn and grow in a positive, wholesome environment.
* The next intake for the Parent-Child Bonding Class starts in February 2019. Registration is closed for the class.


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BANNING ASPARTAME: A COMMON SENSE PRECAUTION
Jerry Ortiz Y Pino - New Mexico Senator
Posted: 08 January 2007
When many of my constituents hear that I plan to introduce a bill to ban the artificial sweetener aspartame in the upcoming legislative session, I get a lot of very strange looks. Or worse.
The American Diabetes Foundation, for example, considers aspartame almost sacramental for persons with the disease they battle, one that makes consumption of sugar very dangerous. To hear their lobbyists tell it, aspartame is the modern scientific equivalent of Lourdes water for diabetics: If you take away my soft drinks with aspartame, what am I supposed to drink, then, huh? (On each occasion that sentiment is expressed to me, I have to bite my tongue not to gently, but sarcastically, suggest cold water, unsugared ice tea or skim milk - all perfectly drinkable alternatives, but not acceptable solutions for carbonation-crazed Coke or Pepsi devotees.)
Aspartame is currently used in over 6,000 processed foods in this country, practically everything that passes itself off as a lite or nonfat food or drink. Banning it, I am scolded, will create a massive economic depression, leading to factory closures, layoffs of thousands of workers, bank failures and rioting in the streets. Even the Coca-Cola corporation, which looks at a casual glance like a fairly prosperous company - even an incredibly profitable one, I would think - will be, I am assured, destroyed by such a ban - a very heavy burden to lay on my shoulders.
Meanwhile, dozens of corporate lobbyists (the worlds second-oldest profession) are praying that I introduce the measure again, as it would occasion a windfall profit of extravagant expenditures for their services when every soda pop manufacturer in the country rushes to hire clever mouthpieces to protect their interests from our attack. It is a veritable full-employment-for-lobbyists initiative.
To be candid, the chances of our efforts succeeding in the face of the phalanx of three-piece suits and slick leather briefcases that will be arrayed against our tiny cadre of concerned health advocates is extremely slim. Still, it is absolutely worth doing, I am convinced, if it furthers the awareness-expanding process and builds on the excellent work that is being done by the aspartame whistle-blowers - like Santa Feans Stephen Fox and Dr. Kenneth Stoller, and the remarkable Dr. Betty Martini from Atlanta - whose tireless advocacy is slowly turning the tide of public opinion against this absolutely worthless and extremely dangerous substance. It is even worth risking the destruction of the Coca-Cola empire, apparently much more fragile than any of us ever imagined.
For those wishing to become more familiar with the aspartame menace, a good starting point would be the two hour-long documentary films (available as DVDs) produced by Cori Brackett: Sweet Misery and Sweet Remedy, available through Sound and Fury Productions at http://www.soundandfury.tv What you see in these two films is a frightening case study of how corporate greed can completely overwhelm the supposed protections of our governmental watchdogs, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Environmental Protection Agency, and the state and federal departments of Health.
It is worth taking a moment here to review the history of how a true poison like this might be passed on to us as food over the protests of the scientists who tried to say No! but who were, and who continue to be, subverted by corporate money spent to influence politicians. And it may be instructional to consider as well how this same process of erosion in public protections could actually be going on with ever-growing sophistication and success in many other public health areas of concern, such as mad cow disease and E. coli outbreaks at meatpacking plants.
Coca-Cola has changed 180 degrees from its position on aspartame in 1980. At that time it testified in opposition to aspartame s approval at FDA hearings looking into the safety of it. Now they help finance its defense. Of course, the FDA itself has flipped. Its initial denial was reversed a few years later in 1983, when Donald Rumsfeld (ring a bell?) persuaded the Reagan administration that denial was not bad chemistry but bad politics. At that time Rumsfeld headed Searle, the pharmaceutical firm that helped develop aspartame.
When concerns over the products safety seemed likely to produce lawsuits, Searle sold the manufacturing rights to Monsanto, which in turn peddled them to its current primary producer, the Japanese chemical giant Ajinomoto. That outfit has made billions on the production of this artificial sweetener, a significant percentage of which has gone into shoring up the political fortunes of the company's reputation with American congressional figures.
Brilliantly too, the company has consistently made the American Diabetes Foundation one of the chief beneficiaries of its charitable giving - largesse that has created vast gratitude and easy acceptance of whatever scientific rationales the company chooses to feed the diabetes advocacy community.
Many more studies of the medical effects of aspartame consumption have been undertaken with financing from the industry than by independent researchers. Their findings that the formaldehyde-laced artificial sweetener is perfectly safe are, therefore, of questionable objectivity.
Last year, however, a truly independent assessment was published by an Italian academic researcher, Dr. Morando Soffritti. His findings substantiate the links between aspartame and cancer, calling it a neurotoxin with serious other health consequences and concluding it has major negative impacts on those who ingest it. Soffitti's study has been repeatedly attacked by industry spokespeople and their paid researchers, but its conclusions stand substantially intact. In Europe and in India, its impact is already producing governmental action to restrict or remove aspartame.
Efforts to act similarly in this country have been solely at state levels so far, though the recent congressional changes may open the door to much more active oversight by the Feds than was possible under the previous leadership. Nevertheless, I would like to proceed with our state initiative. It will, win or lose, further the effort to draw attention to the serious medical dangers that aspartame represents. It would serve as a precaution and could save lives.
New Mexico Senator Jerry Ortiz y Pino
All members of the New Mexico Legislature are listed with their contact information on the Legislature website: http://www.legis.state.nm.us The telephone number for the Legislature is 505-986-4300.
If you, a friend or a family member is the victim of aspartame or Splenda poisoning, your phoning and writing to the Attorney General's Office to encourage punitive and exemplary damage suits will be helpful, particularly:
Attorney General Gary King, 505-827-6000, in the Paul Bardacke Attorney General Complex Deputy Attorney General Stuart Bluestone, 505-827-6004
Readers can also make their views known directly to Dr. Andrew C. Von Eschenbach, Commissioner of the United States Food and Drug Administration: commissioner@FDA.gov
In order to obtain United States Senate hearings in the Health and Judiciary committees on the forced approval for aspartame in 1981 (see September 2005 Sun Monthly article Rumsfeld's Disease: A Politically Induced Biochemical Disaster of Global Proportions ), please write a letter via regular mail to:Senator Edward Kennedy, Chairman, U.S. Senate Health CommitteeSenator Patrick Leahy, Chairman, U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, United States Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510. Or e-mail them at http://kennedy.senate.gov/senator/contact.cfm and senator_leahy@leahy.senate.gov
All members of the U.S. Senate Health and Judiciary committees should learn of your concerns as well. Their e-mail addresses are listed at http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Note From Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Mission Possible International:
With regard to Senator Ortiz y Pino's remarks about aspartame and diabetes, in another article he mentions it seems aspartame makes it worse. He is right. According to H. J. Roberts, M.D., diabetic and aspartame expert, aspartame can not only precipitate diabetes, but also aggravates and simulates diabetic retinopathy and neuropathy, destroys the optic nerve, causes diabetics to go into convulsions and even interacts with insulin. ASPARTAME DISEASE; AN IGNORED EPIDEMIC, H. J. Roberts, M.D., 1038 pages, http://www.sunsentpress.com
Also on http://www.dorway.com scroll down to experts:Dr. H. J. Roberts: Aspartame and diabetes and hypoglycemiaDr. Jayshree Barua: Diabetic Journal of India
There are safe alternatives for diabetics, stevia, which you can get in any health food store, and Just Like Sugar made of chicory and orange peel, which you can get in Whole Foods and Wild Oats, etc. There is a large study now on Just Like Sugar and the American Diabetes Assn has asked to add their seal. Splenda should be avoided as it's a chlorocarbon poison, and James Turner, Atty, and Citizens for Health have petitioned for recall.
Below my signature is a Canadian Study showing aspartame produces the same effect as sugar.
Let's set a precedent in New Mexico and get it banned. We can if everyone will help. All members of the legislature should get a copy of the post FDA COMMISSIONER LIED TO NEW MEXICO LEGISLATURE: http://www.thenhf.com/articles_417.htm The lobbyists will be presenting some of this same propaganda and more. Dr. H. J. Roberts spoke with Governor Bill Richardson when he was in West Palm Beach and the Governor admitted that aspartame should be banned. Please be sure to write him above all.... http://www.governor.state.nm.us/email.php?mm=6&type=opinion
Also, Dr. Morando Soffritti has done a new study showing Coca Cola causes cancer, and remember they knew about the dangers of aspartame before it was approved and put profit before safety: http://www.ramazzini.it/fondazione/docs/NYAS_Coca-Cola_Ramazzini.pdf Aspartame is a GM product as written by the Independent in the UK. The amino acids are grown on E. coli bacteria, a toxic sludge according to the words of Dr. Bill Deagle. The free methyl alcohol converts to formaldehyde and embalms living tissue as proven by the Trocho Study in Barcelona in 1998. This study also showed it damages DNA, and means it can destroy humanity.
Neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock, M.D., author of Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills now has a lecture: The Truth About Aspartame: http://www.atavistik.com
Let's get it out of New Mexico and then off the planet. It takes everyone helping. Remember teamwork is the fuel that allows common people to produce uncommon results.
Dr. Betty Martini
Founder, Mission Possible Wolrd Health International
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CANADIAN STUDY: ASPARTAME PRODUCES THE SAME EFFECT AS SUGAR Nov 2005
Virtual sugar
The aspartame produces the same effect as sugar in the diabetics who devote themselves to a physical activity
By Jean Hamann, fil@scom.ulaval.ca
Even if it is not a sugar, the aspartame does not put the people diabetics who practise a physical activity with the shelter of the variations of the rate of blood glucose which can lead to hypoglycemia. In fact, this product imitates so much well the sugar of table which it arrives to berner not only the taste buds, but also the system which controls the rate of blood glucose (glycemia). It is what work shows that coed-enquiring Annie Ferland realized with Paul Poirier, Simone Lemieux, Jean Bergeron, Ginette Turbide, Lison Fournier and Jos Bergeron. The study undertaken by this team on the aspartame was the presentation on May 13 object at the time of the Scientific workshop of the Research center of the Laval Hospital.
The researchers have known for several years that, in the diabetics of the type 2, the practice of a physical activity after an induced meal of stronger variations of the glycemia than a meeting of exercises carried out with jeun. In the first two hours, which follow a meal, the glycemia of the diabetics rises - especially if the consumed food is rich in sugars - and it goes down again quickly if there is physical activity. More the glycemia reaches a raised level, plus the subsequent risks of hypoglycemia induced by the exercise increase, explains Annie Ferland.
Does the food, which contains substitutes of sugar as the aspartame, cause them also these glycemic Russian mountains? To have the cur Net of it, the researchers invited ten subjects diabetics with a training session 60 minutes on ergocycle. This meeting proceeded at jeun or two hours after a meal sweetened with sucrose (sugar of table) or aspartame. Even if the calorific contents of the dish containing of the aspartame were 20% weaker than that sweetened with the sucrose, the two meals caused a similar rise of the glycemia, followed by a fast fall coinciding with the beginning of the meeting of exercises. On their side, the subjects with jeun did not undergo significant variations of glycemia. We were surprised by our own results, admits Annie Ferland. As the aspartame is not a sugar and like the dish containing of the aspartame had an index glycemic less raised, we did not think of causing a reaction similar to the sucrose at our subjects.
The brain reacts to a meal containing of the aspartame as if it were about sugar, coed-enquiring Faculty of pharmacy notes. However, the aspartame is a small protein made up of two amino acids. One needs from 160 to 220 times less aspartame that of sugar to produce a taste sweetened equivalent, so that the contribution of this sweetening substance to the calories contained in drinks and food is about null. One of the nutritional recommendations made to the diabetics precisely consists in replacing sugar by a substitute like the aspartame; approximately 65% of the diabetics respect this instruction besides.
Which lessons are necessary to draw from this study? Our results reaffirm the effectiveness of the regular practice of the physical activity like method of control of the glycemia, notes initially Annie Ferland. They also show that the practice of the physical activity with jeun does not pose a problem for the control of the glycemia. As regards the exercise after a meal, the people diabetics must know that their glycemia is likely to drop quickly, especially if it is high at the beginning, if the exercise is vigorous and if the diabetes is severe. The important thing is to anticipate what can occur and not to believe that the aspartame can secure important variations of glycemia. The researchers are unaware of for the moment if the other substitutes of sugar produce the same effect as the aspartame at the subject's active diabetics.


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Donald Trump Files Lawsuit To Block US House Panel Summon In Capitol Riot Probe
Trump argues the subpoena is broader than reasonably necessary, infringes on executive privilege
Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit on Friday challenging a subpoena from the House committee investigating the 2021 attack on the US Capitol, saying he has "absolute immunity" and will not testify next week.
Trump's lawyers described the subpoena as "invalid, unlawful and unenforceable," arguing the former president still enjoys executive privilege nearly 22 months after leaving office, and cannot be compelled by Congress to appear.
The January 6 committee has ordered him to appear for a deposition in person by Monday, which includes providing an extensive list of documents and communications connected to the assault on the Capitol.
The stakes are high – and the clock ticking – for both the congressional committee and 76-year-old Trump, who is expected to announce on Tuesday that he will run again for president in 2024.
He does so even as it remains unclear whether the Republican Party can recapture control of the lower House.
Balloting from last Tuesday's midterm elections shows the Republicans holding 200 of the 218 seats needed to reclaim the majority, ahead of the Democrats.
But two dozen seats in the 435-member House of Representatives have still not been decided with vote counting underway.
If Republicans take control of the House, they are likely to disband the January 6 committee, which has amassed evidence that it says proves Trump incited the assault in an attempt to deny Joe Biden his electoral victory.
The committee held a series of hearings earlier this year that its chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, said "left no doubt – none – that Donald Trump led an effort to upend American democracy" by inciting the assault.
Prosecutors have charged more than 900 people with crimes related to the assault on the Capitol, and the Justice Department said last month that 412 people have pleaded guilty to any of a variety of federal charges.
At least seven people lost their lives in connection with the January 6 attack.
In his lawsuit, filed in federal court in West Palm Beach Florida, Trump said sitting and former US presidents have voluntarily agreed to testify or turn over documents after receiving a congressional subpoena but none "has ever been compelled to do so."
That is because, the suit argues, Congress is a co-equal branch of government and "lacks authority" to compel such action and "President Trump is not required to comply."
In the filing, Trump argues the subpoena is broader than reasonably necessary, infringes on executive privilege and his personal rights, and the committee does not have authority.
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From time to time, summer and winter and far inland, I call to mind that peculiar prolonged cry of the upland plover on the bare heaths of Truro in July, heard from sea to sea, though you cannot guess how far the bird may be, as if it were a characteristic sound of the Cape.
In a genuine Cape Cod road you see simple dents in the sand, but cannot tell by what kind of foot they were made, the sand is so light and flowing.
The whole length of the Cape the beach-flea is skipping and the plover piping.
you should definitely visit there and I recommend to read "The Outermost House" by Henry Beston. He lived here one year in near isolation and the work is very comparable to Walden Pond.


In Part I, this Comment details the designation process of FTOs and examines the wide array of purposes and activities in which FTOs engage. Part III chronicles how § 2339B has evolved through amendments and judicial interpretation. Part IV establishes that Scales controls the personal guilt analysis and identifies due process concerns implicated by Scales that have been overlooked by the courts. Finally, Part V argues a recklessness standard is the most appropriate fix to § 2339B and proposes a model amendment to that end.
David Henrik Pendle, Charity of the Heart and Sword: The Material Support Offense and Personal Guilt, 30 SEATTLE U. L. REV. 777 (2007).


An itinerant installation around Santiago connected the public with the process of redesign and habitability of the cities and towns of Chile affected by natural disasters.
Our telluric nature demonstrates the material fragility, but also the greatness of our spirit, represented in eight pillars that stand up to adversity and learn from experience, generating better living conditions for Chilean people.
Experience and communication channel from 8 display totems and an interactive table, which shows us the improvement of public spaces, the rescue of the concept of neighbourhood and community, the recognition of neighbours as well as the participation of citizens and neighbourhoods and public and private commitment, summarized in the work of MINVU.


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 Karl Heinz Ramers (* 1956), deutscher Sprachwissenschaftler
 Markus Ramers (* 1986), deutscher Politiker
 Peter Ramers (* 1954), deutscher Theologe


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was established in the 70's as a professional partnership by a group of specialists who were already active in providing tax and legal consultancies to medium – big sized companies and to multinationals. Since then the firm has grown continuously and had a steady consolidation of its multi-disciplinarianism thanks to its specialized centers of excellence.
Currently Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati has 10 offices in Italy and others in London, Beijing and Shanghai and operates as an independent firm with 500 professionals and is a member of international partnerships.
Today Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati is recognized as one of the foremost Italian tax and legal firms thanks to its skill, professionalism, client prestige and the importance of the operations it carries out.
Summary of 2016 KPIs
The Mission defines our daily decisions and actions and describes clearcut, measurable and attainable goals:
To be one of the best professional associations in Italy and abroad;
To compete with integrity and independence in conformance with the law and professional ethics;
To create value for customers, our people and the communities;
To offer professional growth opportunities at all levels to young talents, based on merit and equal opportunities;
To make the most of and share know-how and expertise in a spirit of service and responsibility.
The Vision embodies the Firm's ultimate goal, which may be summed up in the following statement: "To be a big Firm which provides excellent professional advisory services, inspires confidence and contributes to fostering a long-term shared growth." This Vision reflects our culture and values and inspires all those who, in their activities and interaction with the stakeholders, develop their skills to the best of their ability in a mutual cooperation perspective.
Rewarding individual merit
Our people are a resource crucial to the success of the firm: their professional knowledge, integrity and strong motivation are essential to achieve long-term results. For this reason the firm identifies and rewards the best talent, it promotes learning, knowledge development and the transfer of know-how, aimed at creating shared objectives and consolidating the organization's leadership.
Critical success factor


I think the N64 has the BEST games tied with maybe playstation 2 and game cube so its VERY hard to put a top 5 for these.
I've heard a game called "Perfect Dark" is one of the top ones but i havent played it, hopefully someone can fill me in on it.
i dont actually remember playing any other wii game because i never liked the system.
I missed alot of the big named games for the XBOXs that i just never got around to try.
I didnt play Starcraft 1, Starcraft 2, or Skyrim. I plan on playing Skyrim when i get a new computer soon.
I havent played any games from Wii-U, Nintendo 3DS, PS3, XBOX 1, PS4 or any other new console that ive missed, so someone can do those if theyd like to.
Post some of your lists so I can go back and play some more awesome games!
Pat covered the most popular ones.
Perfect dark was made by Rare. The makers of Goldeneye, Conkers Bad Furday, and many amazing games. It's really good, I've heard.


Historically, an average Major League position player generally runs from home to first base in 4.3 seconds from the right-handed batter's box and 4.2 seconds from the left-handed box.
Recently, with the increase in size of big league players, I think that average may have increased a tick from both sides.
Every time I saw Oakland A's outfield prospect Billy Burns in Spring Training this year, he consistently ran from home to first in less than four seconds. Every time. Sometimes it was 3.82, others 3.9. But it was fast. Plenty fast.
And Burns didn't stay at first base very long. He stole 10 bases, while being caught only three times. A single or a walk became a double.
The man is fast -- very fast. Burns has the instincts required to steal bases. He knows what he's doing, and he'll only get better.
The A's acquired Burns from the Washington Nationals in exchange for highly effective left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins. It was the type of transaction that could become important to the futures of both clubs.
Burns is No. 9 on the A's Top 20 Prospects list. He was a right-handed leadoff hitter at Mercer University in Macon, Ga., when the Nats selected him in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft. A true student-athlete, Burns was recognized on the All Tournament Team of the Atlantic Sun Conference in his sophomore season.
After turning professional, Burns returned to switch-hitting -- the way he had hit throughout high school. That provided an extra step to first base from the left-handed batter's box.
Switch-hitting has been natural for Burns, as he hit .307 as a left-handed batter and .339 batting right-handed last season, while playing for Class A Advanced Potomac and Double-A Harrisburg in the Nationals' system.
On his way to hitting a combined .314 last year, Burns stole 74 bases while being caught stealing only seven times. Adding insult to injury for opposing pitchers, he walked 71 times. Burns had an on-base percentage of .423.
Speed is Burns' best tool. However, he makes extremely good contact at the plate, striking out only 53 times last season in 535 plate appearances. Burns is a good hitter for average.
When I scouted Burns this spring, he made things happen. He showed a very good knowledge of the strike zone and excellent patience at the plate. Burns had simple, uncomplicated mechanics. I did not see any semblance of power. That's not his game. Burns' career will be based upon "getting on, getting over and getting in."
Burns is exciting to watch. He is well aware that keeping the ball on the ground gives him the best chance for success. Infielders must rush to throw Burns out, and that often forces errors. His ability to bunt for a base hit is a great asset.
Defensively, Burns has average arm strength. Regardless, I think he profiles best as a center fielder. Burns has very good ability to read the ball off the bat quickly and accurately and close on balls with his blazing speed and efficient, effective routes. He can take charge in the outfield from that position. As a left fielder, Burns' power shortage may be a detriment. But without a doubt, he's a good enough outfielder to play Major League-quality defense.
Often in Spring Training I heard Burns compared to Cincinnati Reds center fielder Billy Hamilton. There are similarities. Both have blazing speed and steal bases almost at will. Both are switch-hitters. But at this point, I think Burns may have advanced pitch recognition and selectivity. At age 24, Burns is 5-foot-9, 180 pounds. Hamilton is 6-foot, 160 pounds at 23.
Burns may still develop more strength. That might allow him to bang out more extra-base hits. Last season for example, Burns had 12 doubles and nine triples. Those numbers will likely increase in time.
Whenever Burns gets the call to join the big league club, I am confident he will pressure the defense and be a catalyst for his offense with the type of speed that is almost impossible to defend.


A contractor has been left red-faced after misspelling the word "school" on the road outside a primary school.Council-hired staff painted "SOHOOL" in yellow letters outside Woodslee Primary in Bromborough, Wirral.The school called the contractors back to redo the job and said teachers used it as a learning opportunity for pupils.A spokesman for Wirral Council said it trusts the worker had been given "a detention to work on his lines".The spokesman added the contractor was given "top marks" for correcting the mistake on the same day it was made.
Woodslee Primary headteacher Susannah McShane said the contractors were called back to correct the "epic mistake"."What a fantastic opportunity for our learners to see that we make mistakes yet we learn from them to improve," she said.
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Data Protection Bill To Be Finally Tabled In Parliament This Month
30-member committee extensively debated all aspects of the bill and reached a consensus
Earlier, certain members of the committee had raised concerns around the govt's power to access data without consent
The committee had received about 800 representations from a cross-section of stakeholders
The government of India is likely to table the Personal Data Protection Bill 2019 in the upcoming budget session of parliament which begins on January 29, 2021. The final draft of the bill will include 89 amendments and one new clause, the head of the committee dealing with the draft announced.
Meenakshi Lekhi, chairperson of the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) working on the bill, has also said that two new amendments have been made in the Schedule section of the draft, which is an annexure to the main Bill. Lekhi also said that the 30-member committee extensively debated all aspects of the bill and reached a "consensus" across different party lines.
Earlier, certain members of the committee had raised concerns around the government's power to access citizen data without consent. "Clause 35 of the bill facilitates the government powers of surveillance. The parameters mentioned in the provisions are not clear in their implications. The use of phrases such as "security of the state" and "public order" in the provisions indicates ambiguity in terms of its applications," one public-policy researcher Kazim Rizvi had previously noted.
Besides this, they also highlighted issues with the inclusion of non-personal data in the new law and the absence of judicial participation in selecting the head of the regulatory body. Some members also questions whether data should be localised.
"Every member has been heard and each concern has been addressed… Everyone has been taken on board and the process has been very transparent," she told ET, emphasising that JPC had spent a record time deliberating on the legislation compared to other such committees. The 'clause-by-clause' discussion is completed, and the committee is now in the final stages of preparing the legislation.
The draft Personal Data Protection Bill was first tabled in the parliaments in December 2019, and a JPC was constituted to study it in depth. The committee started discussions on the bill on January 16 last year and has conducted over 66 sittings since then, with close to 160 hours being spent on the deliberation. It has also received about 800 representations from a cross-section of stakeholders including industry, lawyers, associations, non-profits and public representatives.
Back in October 2020, the committee had also summoned social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter on the issue of protection of data and privacy. Lekhi, in a subsequent statement, said, "Whosoever is required, whether an individual or an entity, will be asked to depose before the panel on the issue of protection of data and its privacy and their respective social media platforms will be thoroughly examined by the panel. It would be inappropriate and unfair to look at the calling of social media platforms from a political prism."
Government Policies Personal Data Protection Bill


FCC Finalizes White-Space Rules « Steven J. Crowley, P.E.
Paragraph 3 of today's Memorandum briefly outlines what the Commission considers to be the main points of today's action. I reproduce the text of that outline below. Please refer to the complete document for more information, and consult with a communications attorney before acting on any of this information.
Modifying the protection criteria for low power auxiliary stations such as wireless microphones to reduce the required separation between such devices and unlicensed personal/portable devices operating in Mode II.
Modifying the definition of the receive sites entitled to protection outside of a television station's service area to include all multi-channel video programming distributors as defined by our rules.
Reserving two vacant UHF channels for wireless microphones and other low power auxiliary service devices in all areas of the country.
Allowing operators of event and production/show venues that use large numbers of wireless microphones on an unlicensed basis that cannot be accommodated in the two reserved channels and any others available at that location to register the sites of those venues on TV bands databases to receive the same geographic spacing protections afforded licensed wireless microphones.
Restricting fixed TV bands devices from operating on locations where the ground level is more than 76 meters above the average terrain level in the area.
Eliminating the requirement that TV bands devices that incorporate geo-location and database access must also listen (sense) to detect the signals of TV stations and low power auxiliary service stations (wireless microphones). As part of that change we are also revising and amending the rules in several aspects to reflect use of that method as the only means for determining channel availability. While we are eliminating the sensing requirement for TVBDs, we are encouraging continued development of this capability because we believe it holds promise to further improvements in spectrum efficiency in the TV spectrum in the future and will be a vital tool for providing opportunistic access to other spectrum bands.
Adopting power spectral density limits for unlicensed TV bands devices.
Modifying the rules governing measurement of adjacent channel emissions.
Restricting fixed TV bands devices from operating at locations where the height above average terrain of the ground level is greater than 76 meters.
Requiring that communications between TV bands devices and TV bands databases, and between multiple databases, are secure.
Requiring that all information that is required by the Commission's rules to be in the TV bands databases be publicly available.
Amending the rules to protect Canadian and Mexican stations in the border areas by including those stations in the TV bands database as protected services.
Changing the protection zone for the radio astronomy facility near Socorro, New Mexico to a rectangular area.
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/mstarinteractive/django-mobile-framework.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/mstarinteractive/django-mobile-framework) [![CocoaPods](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-brightgreen.svg?style=flat)]() [![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/badge/pypi-1.0.0--beta-brightgreen.svg?style=flat)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=django-mobile-framework&version=1.0.0-beta.3&:action=display)

Django Mobile Framework
=======================
The Django Mobile Framework is a Django module that gives developers the necessary components to create a server back-end for mobile applications.

Modules available to develop on:
- Device (used to store the different devices that used the API)
- Application Version (a list of application versions that is either known or unknown)
- User (a custom User model and an App User model to represent users that have used the app)

Features available:
- API to Create/Get/Update/Delete certain models.

Dependencies:
- [Django Rest Framework](http://www.django-rest-framework.org/)
- [Django Oauth Toolkit](https://django-oauth-toolkit.readthedocs.org/en/0.7.0/)
- [Django Cors Headers](https://github.com/ottoyiu/django-cors-headers/)
- [Django UUID Field](https://github.com/dcramer/django-uuidfield/)
- [Psycopg2](http://initd.org/psycopg/)

Installation and Setup
----------------------

Install via pip:
```
pip install django-mobile-framework
```

Install modules that aren't in PyPi yet:
```
pip install git+https://github.com/dcramer/django-uuidfield.git
```

Install the apps:
```
INSTALLED_APPS = (
   ...
   'ouath2_provider',
   'rest_framework',
   'corsheaders',

   'mobile_framework.core',
   'mobile_framework.version',
   'mobile_framework.device',
   'mobile_framework.user',
   ...
)
```

Add the Middlewares:
```
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
    ...
    'corsheaders.middleware.CorsMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
    ...
)
```

Add the URLs:
```
url(r'^mf/', include('mobile_framework.urls', namespace='mobile_framework')),
```

Create Database:
```
$ createdb DB_NAME
$ psql DB_NAME
# CREATE USER username WITH PASSWORD 'password';
```


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Chris and Katie's wedding is my last wedding of the year and let me just say I am going out with a giant pink bang!! This wedding was full of so much style and personality. I loved everything about it. See Chris and Katie's Keeneland engagement session here.
Katie's dress she purchased at European Bridal fit her personality perfect. So cute and so much fun! I love the pink shoes! All of her girls signed special messages to her on the bottom.
Yes, even her ring is pink! Katie is an amazing designer, she made her invitations and program with artwork she created herself. All of the girl's wore gorgeous magenta dresses accesorized with a Neckalina. Katie and her BFF Valerie are the duo behind KaVatee, an awesome company that makes these 3 in 1 accessories. They are so hot! Check out their website here. Chris looking dapper. :) I love this one! Katie and Valerie, the duo behind KaVatee.
The Cincinnati Art Museum, one of my new favorite venues! Thanks so much to Meggie, the museum's wedding coordinator for once again for making sure things ran flawlessly. Katie's creativity was everywhere. Almost all of her decor is DIY. She created all of the canvases and framed signs as well as the centerpieces. Check out how cool her card holder is. And just when you think the party is over....Katie comes out with a pink limbo stick, YES!! Thanks to my awesome assistant Andrew for capturing this one, the limbo winner!


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Cavaliers News · Mar 2 Armed Forces Cavalier Relays coming Mar. 14
The Armed Forces Cavalier Relays are set for Saturday, March 14th beginning at 10:00 am at the Richland Northeast track. Cost of admission is $5. Come out and support our track & field athletes as they take on top level talent from across the state.
Cavaliers News · Mar 1 Softball Season Underway
The Richland Northeast Lady Cavaliers' varsity softball team opened their season on March 1st as they traveled to North Central High School for the "Bat Cancer With A Bat" pre-season softball tournament. Despite the cold and windy conditions at the 9 a.m. start time the Lady Cavs opened up with a 23-0 victory over the
Girls Varsity Soccer · Feb 28 Northeast finishes off Cavalier Kickoff with Win
Richland Northeast varsity girl's soccer team finished off the Cavalier Kickoff with a 1-0 victory over Ridge View High School in a defensive battle. Northeast sophomore Jayla Lewis scored the only goal of the match at the 16:20 mark of the first half. The Lady Cavs will play at home again on Tuesday at 5:30
Girls Varsity Soccer · Feb 26 Northeast loses opener of Cavalier Kick Off
Richland Northeast varsity girl's soccer team lost their opening match in the Cavalier Kick Off to Barnwell High by a score of 3-1. Barnwell scored the first goal of the match with 17:50 remaining in the first half. Six minutes later Northeast sophomore forward Jayla Lewis scored for the Cavaliers to knot the score at
Girls Varsity Soccer · Feb 26 Cavalier Soccer Kick Off (Feb 26-28)
Our varsity girl's soccer team will open their season at home in the Cavalier Kick Off scheduled for February 26th thru the 28th. Individual match tickets are $5. Tournament Passes can be purchased for $14. Below is the tournament match schedule. Thursday, 2/26: Match #1 5:30 pm Gilbert vs. Wilson Match #2 6:45 pm Barnwell
Multiple Teams · Feb 25 Cancellations & Re-Scheduling
Tonight's (Feb. 25) Girls Lacrosse match against A.C. Flora has been cancelled due to an unsafe playing field caused by the recent rain. The match has been re-schedule for Monday, March 2nd at Bolden Stadium beginning at 6:00 pm. Also, tonight's home softball scrimmage against North Central is cancelled and has been re-scheduled for Thursday,
Boys Varsity Soccer · Feb 23 Chipotle Night Fundraiser
The boys' soccer team will be having a Chipotle Night fundraiser this Wednesday, February 25th on Forest Drive. The boys' soccer team will receive proceeds from all meals purchased when someone brings in the attached flyer (see link below) or has it on their mobile device. We encourage everyone to come to enjoy and RNE
Boys Varsity Soccer · Feb 23 Boy's Soccer wins Consolation Bracket
Richland Northeast boy's varsity soccer team won the consolation bracket of the Sandhills Classic over the weekend finishing with a 2-1 record. Northeast lost their first game 0-2 to Porter Gaud putting them in the consolation bracket. They defeated Wilson High School in PK's to advance to play South Florence High School in the consolation
Boys Junior Varsity Basketball, Boys Varsity Basketball · Feb 21 Boy's Basketball Season comes to an End
Congratulations to our varsity boy's basketball team for making it to the 2nd round of the Class 3A state playoffs. Their season came to an end last night with a 66-55 lost to the Tigers of Southside High School. Northeast got out to a hot start for the second playoff game in a row. The
Boys Junior Varsity Basketball, Boys Varsity Basketball · Feb 19 Boy's Basketball advances in Playoffs
Congratulations to our varsity boy's basketball team as they advance to the second round of the Class 3A state playoffs with a 63-53 victory over Belton Honea-Path. Northeast started out hot by jumping out to an 18-1 lead in the first quarter. Although BHP made a run, our boys never lost confidence or the lead.


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This is a list of universities in Bulgaria. As of February 15, 2023, there are 52 accredited higher education institutions in the country - universities, academies, colleges, etc.

Universities
 Academy of the Ministry of Interior - Sofia
 Agricultural University of Plovdiv
 American University in Bulgaria
 Bulgarian Virtual University
 Burgas Free University
 D. A. Tsenov Academy of Economics
 European Polytechnical University
 Georgi Rakovski Military Academy
 Higher School of Insurance and Finance
 National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts
 Lyuben Karavelov Civil Engineering University
 Medical University Pleven
 Medical University - Plovdiv
 Medical University of Varna
 National Academy of Arts
 National Military University
 National Sports Academy
 New Bulgarian University
 "Nikola Vaptsarov" Naval Academy
 Pancho Vladigerov National Academy of Music
 Plovdiv University
 Ruse University
 Specialized Higher School of Librarian Knowledge and Information Technology - Sofia
 Sofia Medical University
 Sofia University
 South-West University "Neofit Rilski"
 Technical University of Gabrovo
 Technical University of Sofia
 Technical University of Sofia - Branch Plovdiv
 Technical University of Varna
 Todor Kableshkov Higher School of Transport
 Trakia University - Stara Zagora
 University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy
 University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy
 University of Economics Varna
 University of Food Technology
 University of Forestry
 University of Mining and Geology
 University of National and World Economy
 University of Shumen "Episkop Konstantin Preslavski"
 University "Prof. Asen Zlatarov" - Burgas
 Varna Free University
 Varna University of Management
 Vasil Levski National Military University
 Veliko Tarnovo University

See also
 Education in Bulgaria
 List of schools in Bulgaria

References

Universities
Bulgaria
Bulgaria