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Bob Bechtel is a killer. One night in 1955, while a student at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, he went on a shooting rampage, killing classmate Holmes Strozier in his sleep. He was committed to a hospital for the criminally insane and released five years later.
There was no felony conviction, in part because Strozier's parents wrote a letter of forgiveness to the judge. Today, Bechtel claims he lost it after intense bullying. He hopes his case will draw attention to the effects of bullying. But, this revelation dredges up more than anticipated.
Despite her devotion, his wife, Bev, admits there's a piece of him that's frightening. His stepdaughter Amanda wonders how her mother could marry a man she knew was a killer; his biological daughter Carrah is haunted knowing that her father's second chance resulted in her birth.
Even more conflicted is the victim's brother, John Strozier, who takes issue with Bechtel's version of history. So do other Swarthmore classmates: one writes, "Robert Bechtel was never bullied or harassed. If he believes this, it is a product of his insane mind."

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Grand plantations flourished in the mid-eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, harbors welcomed ships from around the world, bringing in influences of the Caribbean, the Orient, and European cultures to the Low Country. All of these influences combined to form the region's patchwork heritage. Elegant detailing blends with the sturdy fundamental craftsmanship native to the Low Country. Hand woven vinyl wicker recalls woven grass baskets, produced from sweet grass grown in the tidal basins of the deep South. This detail enhances sturdy aluminum frames and southern cypress table tops which are hand finished to mimic the patina of years gone by. Plush deep seating combines comfort with the natural beauty of each piece. This extensive collection of seating and occasional outdoor furnishings is sure to add a touch of rustic southern sophistication to any outdoor living space.


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Incidentally, St. Louis is about 300 miles from Chicago, so the shaft would be 40 miles short.
- It depends on how large the giant ring is. 20 mile radius would put it adjacent. Also, "outside" Chicago is flexible.
- More importantly, Black Hat is such a jerk. He builds a freaking space elevator but only uses it for a particularly silly kind of evil. - Frankie (talk) 14:26, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
By the way, what is Black Hat sitting at? It looks like there is open laptop on desk, but he uses separate keyboard in a special shelf... --JakubNarebski (talk) 15:06, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
- It's entirely possible that he has exactly that. My mother uses an ergonomic keyboard instead of the crappy, built-in one on the laptop. Her desk has a keyboard shelf, so that's where the ergonomic one goes. 126.96.36.199 18:05, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
- I don't believe in ergonomic keyboards, but look at what laptops have instead of keyboard. I'm usually using standard keyboard instead of built-in one and I don't believe I'm alone. Also note that as a hacker, Black Hat probably needs lots of special symbols, which may be missing or on nonstandard positions on laptop keyboard (he is hacker, isn't he?). -- Hkmaly (talk) 11:51, 27 July 2013 (UTC)
- Regardless of whether or not you believe in them, ergonomic keyboards exist. 188.8.131.52 14:43, 27 July 2013 (UTC)
- Existence of keyboards which are CALLED ergonomic is fact. The bit I don't believe in is that they really are ergonomic, that is, significantly better to write on that standard keyboards. Which is subjective. On the other hand, I don't think that ANYONE would argue that the built-in laptop keyboards are better to write on that standard keyboards. -- Hkmaly (talk) 13:02, 22 March 2014 (UTC)
- Regardless of whether or not you believe in them, ergonomic keyboards exist. 22.214.171.124 14:43, 27 July 2013 (UTC)
- Real giant ring observed over Chicago today.
A smoke ring from an exploded transformer. I honestly think this could have inspired the comic. on reddit on the news 126.96.36.199 11:31, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
Funny, I immediately flashed on the world's largest electromagnet, delivered today to the Fermilab facility in Batavia IL, which is just outside Chicago: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/07/26/massive-electromagnet-completes-arduous-trip-to-fermilab/ Gardnertoo (talk) 20:15, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
If he would like to catch one of the other space stations he would probably not say he wants to catch an international station, because they are only national projects. 220.127.116.11 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
- I think that both "AN international space station" and "Not necessarily MY collection" is something he says to avoid blame. It is obvious that he's going to catch the ISS and put her in HIS collection, but he's not confessing to it. -- Hkmaly (talk) 13:02, 22 March 2014 (UTC)
Am I the only one who finds the connection to the Gateway Arch Momument and Tevatron dubious? There is no explanation of the type of winch, and the ring is specifically 'lying in a field'. Maybe the could be included as possibilities, but to say that the structures are 'probably' the ones referred to is false in my opinion.--Pudder (talk) 12:15, 18 December 2014 (UTC)
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africans on Wednesday expressed shock over the murder of two toddlers whose bodies were found in a township toilet, prompting angry protests from residents who looted shops and burned tires in the street.
Police were holding several people for questioning about the deaths of the girls, who were two and three years old and were discovered Tuesday in the Diepsloot area north of Johannesburg after being reported missing on the weekend.
In a separate incident, South African media reported that two other toddlers were found dead in Katlehong, east of Johannesburg. Police suspect they were poisoned.
The killings in Diepsloot fueled angry accusations from residents that police were failing to provide security. Local media said some immigrant-owned shops were attacked, exposing tensions between local community members and residents from other African countries in poor areas of South Africa where there are few opportunities.
Nathi Mthethwa, South Africa's minister of police, urged communities to help police solve crimes such as the killing of the children, saying the government would not tolerate lawlessness in the street.
"We condemn any form of mob justice," he said. "Destroying property, looting shops, cannot be a legitimate form of resolving challenges around policing. "
Diepsloot was quiet on Wednesday.
"These gruesome incidents of extreme torture and murder of our children do not belong to the society that we are continuously striving to build together," President Jacob Zuma said in a statement.
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Object #1016929 from MS-Papers-0032-0526
2 pages written 3 Nov 1869 by Courtenay William Aylmer Thomas Kenny to Sir Donald McLean in Wellington
From: Inward letters - Surnames, Ren - Rha, Reference Number MS-Papers-0032-0526 (18 digitised items). Correspondents:Courtenay Renny, Picton, 1869 (1 letter); F C Retter, 1871 (1 letter); Samuel Revans, Wellington, Woodside & Huangarua, 1853-1872 (4 letters); Henry H Reynolds, Alexandra, 1876 (2 letters); William H Reynolds, Dunedin & Wellington, 1876 & undated (8 letters); Matilda Rhatigan, Patea, 1876, & undated (2 letters & photograph of Resident Magistrate's house at Carlyle).
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The missus and I have views on the opposite ends of the spectrum. The missus is strongly for the Lokpal Bill Anna Hazare Version which, as far as I can see, involves spotting the corrupt, asking a select committee if they agree that the spotted person is indeed corrupt and, if they say he (or she) is, horsewhip him (or her).
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Lokpal Chairman: "Silence! You are corrupt! You do NOT have the permission to speak or say anything in your defence. So, Investigating Officer, what do you say we do with this low-life?"
And so on.
I've oversimplified it of course, but the entire thing will firmly be in the Haroon Al Rashid territory. You know the chap. The caliph who was wise and summarily executed the wicked. I may be thinking of a couple of other chaps of course, in which case, please forgive me, but what I meant was that there doesn't seem to be much by way of legal process. What if the said select committe, god forbid, isn't as wise as Haroon al Rashid at all times?
As it turned out, the missus was incensed this afternoon, possibly for a different reason. Actually, I think the reason she was incensed might be the fact that I had, unbeknownst to her, a couple of beers at lunch (we had a visitor at work, what to do) and then drove home. I am strictly not allowed to drive if I've had a drink.
"Answer the following question in one word only" she said to me
It did not augur well.
"Did you have beer at lunch?"
How do women find these things out?
"Answer me. Yes or no?"
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"Are you out of your mind?"
This one was easier.
"Er, no"
"You drove. You know what a big no-no that is"
"It was just one pint" I protested meekly.
"They've arrested Anna Hazare"
This was unusual.
"He was drunk driving?"
"No, you idiot. Don't you watch news or get any information on your silly twitter feed? The government has arrested him because he wants to fast unto death. That's attempt to commit suicide. Punishable offense"
"Wow. The stuff must have hit the fan. What are they going to do now? The protesters, I mean?"
"They're planning to have a protest march."
"All over the place. There's one planned here, near Inorbit Mall"
"Protest march! What next?"
"I know Annie" piped up the youngster "they will have a protest April"
"Go to your room, Gautham. You have geometry tomorrow!" bellowed the missus and turning to me, added "it's all your fault. You encourage them to crack these pjs and that's all they do all the time. It's driving me nuts"
Anyway, the country's still seems to be holding itself together, despite the best efforts of the chaps in the government whom the missus refers to as "what the Reverend Spooner would call shining wits".
I really wonder what is going to happen. Perhaps a whiskey would help me clarify my thoughts.....


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I've done it!
I have finally gotten back to my original weight. I'll tell you how it all went down. On Friday I began the 2-day super-cleanse, which was essentially a fast.
I was obsessed. Every 30 seconds I would check the list to see what time I was to take the next supplement.
By Saturday evening, I was shot and broken down. I had some homemade pizza. And wine. Nothing on the planet tasted better to me then the hot mozzarella and sweet marinara cascading into my empty stomach.
The following morning, I stepped onto the scale and peeked at the florescent digits that noted my progress.
Hooray! Three pounds dropped since the start of this horrific journey. That day I was walking on air, not only because I was (very slightly) lighter, but also I was back to a "shake day," meaning I could eat food for lunch. Now, the kids and I attended a birthday party that afternoon, so I was just careful with what I put in my mouth. Raw carrot sticks, some meat out of my hero sandwich, and I HAD to taste the cake, but I didn't engorge. I had my shake for dinner, then took a look at my weight in the morning.
It couldn't be right.
I got off the scale and stepped back onto it.
Up 5 pounds. How was it even possible? That meant that I had gained 2 pounds from my original weight, had spent a small fortune on the program, and had been in a constant state of torture for the past several days.
Yesterday, I started out the day as usual: a shake, shot of berry juice, and a pill at 7, a hard-boiled egg at 9, then lunch at 12:30. I had my afternoon snack then breathed in the enticing aroma from the kitchen. Kyle (who had long-since given up on this stupid plan) was cooking, creating a fresh hummus, quinoa salad, a kale-and-white-bean-soup. It smelled spectacular, and I wasn't about to miss out on the wonderfulness that this meal had to offer, so I indulged. Instead of the shake I opted for a serving of the soup and salad, and was not disappointed.
It was right then and there that I decided that I needed to change the Isagenix plan to fit me a little better. I'll see how it goes.
My new plan:
- 7 am: shake, shot, and pill
- 9 am: snack (apple)
- 12:30 pm: shake
- 2 pm: snack (hard-boiled egg), pill
- 3:30 pm: snack ("IsaDelight" dark chocolate)
- 5ish: dinner (something light)
Basically, I'll be switching lunch and dinner so I at least have a little something to look forward to. Hopefully it doesn't mess up the plan too much. It can't get any worse then me gaining weight (famous last words).
p.s. I did have some good lunches so far- suitable for vegetarians and/or weight-loss-seekers:
Carrot-Apple Wrap
Spread hummus (low-fat) on a (sprouted-wheat) tortilla, sprinkle hemp seeds (available in the self-serve bins at Whole Foods) onto it. The filling is julienned carrots, sliced apples, and some arugula. Wrap it up and enjoy!
Cucumber Salad Wrap
Tastes a little like a Greek salad wrap, minus the olives and feta
|And yes, it's on one of my daughter's "Little Mermaid" plates


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I had an eye-opening conversation today on Soul Lab Radio with writer Shelley Seale who just released her first book, The Weight of Silence: Invisible Children of India. In it, she chronicles her experiences visiting and getting to know a handful of the 25 million homeless children who live in slums, orphanages and on the streets. Many of the stories mirror those of the characters featured in the Academy Award-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.
Shelley is a freelance writer based out of Austin, Texas, but she has traveled around the world capturing stories of real people. Shelley has written for the Seattle Times, Washington Magazine, the Austin Business Journal, Intrepid Travel and Andrew Harper Traveler Magazine among others, and is the Sustainable Travel Columnist at The Examiner.


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Functional Imaging and Brain Mapping Are Topics of Olympus Symposium at Society for Neuroscience Meeting, October 15, 6:30 p.m.
CENTER VALLEY, Pa., October 9, 2012 - Olympus is hosting its third major neuroimaging symposium in conjunction with the 2012 meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) in New Orleans on Monday, October 15. The Olympus Neuroimaging Symposium will be held near the Convention Center at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside Exhibition Center, 2 Poydras Street, Rooms A & B, beginning at 6:30pm. The symposium is open to all media and SfN registered attendees; a reception will follow.
The symposium will focus on important new developments in both functional imaging and brain mapping on a microscopic level. Connectomics imaging helps us map the brain and other organs in detail, usually using fixed tissue. Other current research methods focus on how living neurobiological tissues actually function. Leading researchers will address ways that pairing these two kinds of studies may help shed light on life processes, discussing both fixed and live applications. Speakers include:
- Harvey Karten, M.D., University of California, San Diego
- Claudio Vinegoni, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Karten will discuss whole slide imaging and its impact on connectomics and cytoarchitecture, including a new high-contrast darkfield capability that may help reveal fine neuronal processes. Dr. Vinegoni will discuss important, recently published methods for eliminating movement during live animal imaging.
Olympus has a long history of supporting researchers with education and professional development, and this is the third year that the company has convened this groundbreaking annual neuroimaging symposium. Olympus will also be exhibiting equipment for neuroscience applications at Booth #1331 at the SfN meeting, including the new IX3® inverted research imaging platform, FluoView® FV1200 laser scanning confocal microscope system, FluoView FV1200MPE multiphoton imaging system with SCALEVIEW objectives, LV200 luminescence imaging system, CellVoyager™ CV1000 spinning disk confocal system and VS120® digital slide scanning system.
Because space is limited, registration for the symposium is recommended; it takes just a moment. To register for the symposium, visit www.olympusamerica.com/neuro2012. Media members may call Vincent Park at (914) 523-4777 before 10am on October 15 to secure a seat in the Press Area during the presentation.
About Olympus America Inc., Scientific Equipment Group
Olympus America Scientific Equipment Group provides innovative microscope imaging solutions for researchers, doctors, clinicians and educators. Olympus microscope systems offer unsurpassed optics, superior construction and system versatility to meet the ever-changing needs of microscopists, paving the way for future advances in life science.
About Olympus
Olympus is a precision technology leader, designing and delivering innovative solutions in its core business areas: Medical and Surgical Products, Life Science Imaging Systems, Industrial Measurement and Imaging Instruments and Cameras and Audio Products. Olympus works collaboratively with its customers and affiliates worldwide to leverage R&D investment in precision technology and manufacturing processes across diverse business lines. These include:
- Gastrointestinal endoscopes, accessories, and minimally invasive surgical products;
- Advanced research, clinical and educational microscopes and research and educational digital imaging systems;
- Industrial research, engineering, test, inspection and measuring instruments; and
- Digital cameras and voice recorders.
Olympus serves the healthcare field with integrated product solutions and financial, educational and consulting services that help customers to efficiently, reliably and more easily achieve exceptional results. Olympus develops breakthrough technologies with revolutionary product design and functionality for the consumer and professional photography markets, and also is the leader in gastrointestinal endoscopy and clinical and educational microscopes.� For more information, visit www.olympusamerica.com.
Olympus, IX, FluoView and VS and are trademarks or registered trademarks of Olympus Corporation, Olympus America Inc. and/or their affiliates.
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The Olympus VS120 and LV200 are not for clinical diagnostic use in the US.


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Salt Lake City Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Programs
Students seeking a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology on Campus degree can choose between a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology or a PhD in Clinical Psychology. Psychology has various branches, one of which is Clinical Psychology. This area is focused on the evaluation and treatment of mental illness, abnormal behavior and psychiatric problems.
PhD in Clinical Psychology
Clinical psychology integrates the psychological science with the regulation of complex human problems.
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology on Campus Programs Overview
Students aspiring to become Clinical Psychologists must hold a PsyD or PhD in Clinical Psychology, as this is a prerequisite for licensure and clinical practice.
Which Degree is Right For You: PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology?
Admission requirements for both PsyD and PhD in Clinical Psychology programs typically require students to have a master's degree in clinical psychology or a similar field, although some programs may admit students who hold a bachelor's degree. This being said, students should evaluate their career goals when selecting their doctoral degree.
Both PsyD and PhD clinical psychology programs:
- Are accredited degrees by the American Psychological Association (APA)
- May involve lecture-based coursework, clinical practicum and possibly, a dissertation
- Might take between 5-7 years to complete
NOTE: Students should verify whether the Commission on Accreditation of the American Psychological Association (APA) accredits the online program they are considering.
The Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology is a practice-based graduate degree program, known as the practitioner-scholar model. These programs tend to be focused on clinical experience and practice. As a clinical degree, it is often based on work experience, and examinations instead of a dissertation, and students usually complete a one-year internship within the doctorate program. Students with a PsyD may go onto become Clinical Psychologists, Health Psychologists or Neuropsychologists, although in most states, practicing psychology or using the title of "psychologist" requires licensure.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Clinical Psychology is a research-based graduate degree program, known as the scientist-practitioner model. Students typically conduct intensive research in order to produce a dissertation, based on original thought. Students with a PhD may go onto teach at the post-collegiate level, or become scholars, and continue their research; Ph.D programs thus generally include courses on statistics and experimental procedures.
Finding a Graduate School With a Clinical Psychology Doctorate Program
Studying on campus gives you hands-on learning experience, access to laboratories and libraries, and the opportunity to build up your networks.
Many students learn better in a group setting, and prefer to interact in real-time with faculty. If this sounds right to you, GradSchools.com can help you find the Clinical Psychology Program that aligns with your goals. Filter a search by location to find PhD and PsyD programs according to the city, state or country that you prefer. Then refine this search by PsyD Clinical Psychology and PhD Clinical Psychology.
Is a Career in Clinical Psychology Right For You?
Clinical psychology is one of the largest specialty areas within psychology. If you have a passion for discovery, social perceptiveness and active listening are part of what it takes to be successful as a psychologist who delivers clinical or counseling services.
Clinical Psychologists trained to provide clinical services work in research, education, training and health sectors. Others specialize in areas such as counseling, health and school psychology. Working with diverse populations, they focus on individual differences, normal and abnormal behavior, mental and emotional health, healthy behaviors and mental disorders and their prevention.
The possibilities for a career as a health service psychologist are broad and varied. If you are interested in understanding human behavior and enjoy working with people, a career as a clinical or counseling psychologist may be for you. Why not look into doctoral-level programs on GradSchools.com to find the degree that aligns with your goals.
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Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of Toms River Boy
The father of a four year old Toms River Boy who fatally shot his 6-year-old playmate is arrested for having multiple unsecured weapons accessible to children.
33-year-old Anthony Senators was taken into custody Monday evening from a Bayville residence at around 6:30 p.m. He later posted $100,000 bail and was released from the Ocean County Jail.
Senatore is being charged with five counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of children and one count of third degree endangering the welfare of a child.
In addition, Senatore has also been charged with a disorderly person's offense for enabling access by minors to a loaded firearm.
According to the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, The charges allege that in addition to the loaded .22 caliber rifle used to fire the fatal shot, a Stevens 12-gauge shotgun, two Harrington & Richardson shotguns and a Remington 12-gauge shotgun were all found unsecured, in close proximity to ammunition and accessible to Senatore's own children, ages 12, 8 and 4.
On Monday, April 8, Senatore's 4-year-old son gained access to an unsecured .22 caliber rifle in Senatore's bedroom, took the gun outside of and fired a single shot, which struck 6-year-old neighbor, Brandon Holt, in the head. Holt was transported to the Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead the next day.
Following Holt's death, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General - Division of Criminal Justice directed the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office to supersede the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office and take over the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.


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People think that the KJV is written in Elizabethan English, that it is essentially Shakepearean in style. However, in reality, experts place the style of English as Early Tudor, and specifically the 1540s. Although the translators worked in the early 17th century, actually they used the style of William Tyndale, and he used a 1540s English (note my correction below -- it actually was an English of 1500-1540), but he changed it somewhat, to be a biblcal style, to retain the feel of Scripture already being ancient. Actually, it appears that Tyndale influenced Shakespeare, rather than his influencing the KJV translators, but he used mainly the Geneva bible. However, these translators were also influenced by Tnyndale. Note the following link to writings from the 1500s, and note how expression of or near the 1540s reflects the KJV style.
To truly understand the KJV, and to truly understand the powerful spiritual anointing on this version, one has to try to understand the English of its time. In the 16th century there was a powerful anointing on the development of the English language in general, and it appears the English knew it. Understanding what was going on with the language of this time is part of appreciating the KJV. There are a number of good books on the historical development of the English language which cover this time period, but it seems no one such book is completely thorough.
The Tudor times were very special in general -- it is quite fascinating, thier dress, architecture, manners, etc. (The movie The Other Boelyn Girl on disc has a special section reviewing the history of the time, explaining the Tudor period was not actually what it seemed, but the society was actually ugly and disgusting. This movie and historical review were put out by Hollywood, and thus, we can be certain, the Tudor period truly was a beautiful time in history. The review is completely distorted to accomplish an agenda. However, any time in history has an ugly side, as well as what is beautiful).
The Tudor period also had its own music, and I think the flutes really make it distinctive. (However, music is not something that technically I know much about, but I may change that in the future). Music expresses the spirit, which is why it is an important part of worshipping. I wonder, if we understand the spirit behind the music of the Tudor times, will we then understand the spirit behind the KJV better?
Here is a link to a little Tudor music.


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Easter candy is a tradition in many families and whether you are a long time candy maker or you haven't given it a try yet, you will want to try this easy to make candy. This is our fun twist on making white chocolate Easter bark. In stead of using jelly beans, we tried pairing the white chocolate with peanut butter eggs. It is sooo yummy. In fact, we plan to make two versions ... one with white chocolate and the other with dark chocolate. Chocolate and peanut butter ... what could be better?
This is a wonderful Easter candy that makes a pretty gift.
Making white chocolate bark is quick and easy and the kids will probably want to help. You only need two ingredients. Choose mini candy eggs, these can be peanut butter, malted or jelly beans and the white chocolate chips. We used the large white chocolate chips by Giardelli.
What You Need:
- White Chocolate chips
- Mini Peanut Butter candy eggs
- Microwaveable bowl
- Cookie sheet
- Parchment paper
What To Do:
- Cover your cookie sheet with parchment paper so it is ready to use once your chocolate melts.
- Pour the bag of white chocolate chips into the microwaveable bowl. If your microwave has a "Melt Chocolate" setting use that. If not, put your power to "thaw" or 50% at most. You don't want to burn your chocolate, just melt it. Our chocolate took about 2 minutes to melt but keep an eye on the chocolate if you haven't melted chocolate in the microwave before. You can also opt to use a double boiler or your oven to melt the chocolate.
- As soon as the chocolate is melted, spoon it onto the cookie sheet, into a thin layer about 1/8" to 1/4" thick.
- Press the Easter candies into the chocolate, then pop the cookie sheet into the fridge for only about 2 minutes. This will help the chocolate set much quicker.
- Once completely cooled, break into pieces. That's it!


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Players should no longer sometimes get stuck retrieving characters or unable to enter instances when the Optimize Network for Speed option is disabled.
Death Knights
Runes should no longer be regenerating erratically.
Desperate Prayer is now properly casting its heal on the caster at all times, even after Spirit of Redemption has been triggered.
Dungeons & Raids
The Plucked debuff applied during the Akilzon encounter should no longer sometimes persist after he is killed.
Zanzil's cauldrons will now remain active once he has been defeated, allowing the party to survive the Zanzils Graveyard Gas phase.
The Amani Scepter of Rites, Voodoo Hexblade, and Legacy of Arlokk now have melee damage ranges consistent with other caster melee weapons.
The Zulian Throwing Axe now has its range properly displayed in the tooltip.


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Last post in this little mini-series (which is also the most comprehensive): So let's say in the next election (or the one after that after some time in govt) the Liberals get the following results:
Ontario: We equal Dalton McGuinty's seat count of 71 out of 106 (+33)
Quebec: We pick up 20 seats in Quebec and win 34 of 75. For context, Jean Chretien's high water mark was 36 seats with 44.2% of the vote (21.5% more than our 2008 numbers) and with the Alliance, PCs and NDP scoring a combined 13% of the vote at the same time (Conservatives, Greens, and NDP had 37.3% combined in 2008)
Newfoundland: We keep our seat count of 6 of 7 seats (NC)
PEI: We win back the 4th seat for 4 of 4 (+1)
Nova Scotia: Win 7 of 11 seats (+2)
New Brunswick: Win 7 of 10 seats (+4)
Manitoba: Win 5 of 14 seats (+4)
Saskatchewan: Win 3 of 14 seats (+2)
Alberta: Win 2 of 28 seats (+2)
BC: Win 12 of 36 seats (+7)
NWT: Win back the seat (+1)
Nunavut: Win back the seat (+1)
Yukon: Hold the seat (NC)
TOTAL: 154 out of 308
That's STILL shy of a majority (the other parties would ensure we would get speaker so our real number would be 153).
I don't worry at all about our ability to win a minority government in the next election, but I don't think many would disagree that the above would be an absolute ideal scenario in each province for quite some time and if we are really honest I would say those Quebec numbers will be extremely tough to obtain now that the NDP, Greens and Conservatives (Alliance/PCs in those days) don't score a combined 13% in Quebec like in 2000. In Ontario the McGuinty results were with 42.2% Lib, 31.6% Con, 16.7% NDP, and 8% Greens which compares with 39.2% Con, 33.8% Lib, 18.2% NDP, and 8% Greens in Ontario in the last election so that would require a pretty big turnaround (which I don't at all rule out) just to match that seat count but I would say McGuinty's result is probably the best we can hope for in the province for the foreseeable future. As well, the number of seats out West where the Conservatives won with over 50% of the vote is also huge and the NDP poll better than us in may parts of the West so the possibility of doing better in the Western provinces than those totals is very unlikely for quite awhile (though I'd LOVE to be proven wrong). In fact the province by province results above are probably out of reach for many more elections and yet they are still not quite at majority levels.
We won majorities with the help a divided right in Ontario that allowed to take almost every seat there. That reality no longer exists. In fact if you look at the 1993, 1997, and 2000 election results and knocked our Ontario seats down to the McGuinty count of 71 in those elections and left everything else the same, we would have had a bare majority in 1993 (150/295 seats) and minorities in the other two elections (1997: 125/301 seats and 2000: 143/301 seats).
At a minimum just to get 154 seats now would almost certainly require higher national popular vote totals than we ever received under Chretien in 1993 (41.2%), 1997 (38.5%), and 2000 (40.9%) since those majorities were obtained with a divided right, the NDP never scoring above 12% and the Greens being a complete non-factor (and even under those conditions in 1997 we only won 51.5% of the seats).
So given this reality, if we as Liberals believe that a Liberal majority is the best form of government for this country isn't it time we admit that an electoral system that benefits the Bloc Quebecois more than any other party (note how even in 2000 we beat them by 4% in the popular vote and they still won more seats in Quebec than us) and gives the Conservatives drastically more representation out West than they deserve (based on the popular vote) is no longer in our partisan interests (not to mention the national interest)?
Isn't it time we had a SERIOUS discussion about supporting electoral reform?
I wrote my thoughts making the case for electoral reform back in October (though only posted yesterday), but that was more from why this was the right thing to do from a fairness/good governance perspective and the last post was about why it is right thing from a national unity perspective. Here is why it's the right thing for Liberals to support from a partisan perspective.
The Liberals Would Win More Seats Under Preferential Balloting than First Past the Post and Conservatives Would Become the Permanent Opposition
Just as an example under IRV (STV is obviously more complicated to do the math to lay out), ANY riding (in STV it would be a designated region) where the winning party won with say less than 45% of the vote and we finished second would become easily in play for us. Strict partisans could still just cast their first choice for their party of choice and not make any other rankings while others could at least give their 2nd or 3rd choice a better chance of winning - so if you are a progressive NDP supporter you would rank Liberals 2nd (or perhaps 3rd to the Greens) and help them beat the Conservative (if you wouldn't rank Liberals ahead of Cons what were you doing supporting the coalition then?).
This way of electing MPs would work towards ensuring that every Liberal government had greater representation from rural areas, Francophone Quebec and the West than we've ever had in a Liberal government in over 40 years.
The alternative is hard feelings in the West each time a Liberal government comes to power because the Western representation in government gets cut by more than 1/2 and Conservatives continuing to win ridings with less than 40% of the vote (e.g., as David Graham noted, in Guelph Conservative Gloria Kovach came within a few percent of winning and she would have been the last choice of Liberal, NDP and Greens voters so she'd have no chance under IRV).
To be honest a Liberal majority would still be difficult under a new system and sometimes we may fare worse than under FPTP (though I think it would be rare) but if you believe that the current system makes it easier for the Liberals to obtain a majority than one based on preferential balloting I would say that belief is very difficult to justify. FPTP may have served us well from a partisan perspective when the right was divided and our opponents on the left could never gather more than a combined 10% but those glory days are well behind us now.
At least under a new system such as IRV or STV, while neither is truly proportional representation, the popular vote would take on more significance and coalitions would be more acceptable in order to provide greater stability when any one party failed to achieve a majority and the coalition would always be led by Liberals.
Conservatives would spend decades out of office unless they completely dropped all their right wing ideas (there is after all a progressive majority in this country who would never rank the current Conservatives as their 2nd choice).
We Elect Our Party Leaders (and Potential PM's) This Way, Why Not Our MPs?
The NDP and Conservatives may oppose IRV or STV for partisan reasons (the Liberals are the second choice of more voters than their parties' are), but if I'm not mistaken both of those parties elected their leader by IRV so if they are ok with electing their party leader (and in the Conservative case, the potential PM) that way, why not our MPs?
The same question could be asked of Liberals who support one-member one vote for our leadership selection since surely an IRV vote by all the membership (hopefully at least weighted by riding though) will be what will be proposed for the constitutional amendment on the convention floor.
What About Failed Provincial Referendums?
As well, using failed provincial referendums as a reason for not having a national debate fails to take into account that the reasons for electoral reform nationally are FAR different than those provincially. In fact the case is much less convincing provincially. For instance, in Ontario we don't have problems of Ontario unity (at least nowhere near the national scale), we don't have perpetual unstable minority governments, and we don't have a system that overly benefits a separatist party.
The Status Quo Doesn't Leave Partisan Liberals Great Options
If we don't hold a national referendum on changing the current electoral system (and if the referendum fails so be it) then I would say the only options left are:
A) Seriously considering another Liberal-led formal coalition down the line (though not necessarily right after the next election) as the only way to actually have a stable governing majority under First Past the Post that lasts more than 2 years
B) Simply just getting used to unstable minorities as far as the eye can see: having national elections every 1.5-2 years and always being on election alert.
Those who opposed the coalition probably don't like A, but B isn't exactly too appetizing in my view. So let's look for another way.
I see this as one clear issue where the interests of the country and our party are best served with another system where individuals are allowed to rank their preferences (e.g., IRV or STV) so that their vote counts no matter where they live. I don't like it that my party is resented in several corners of the country and I think the best way to remedy that is, as Michael Ignatieff has said, to gain more representation from those communities in government.
Any preferential electoral system would accomplish that much better than First Past the Post.
Canada deserves a truly nationally representative government and electoral reform is the best way to make it happen.
Final Notes: Yes I'm sounding like a broken record, but this should be my last post on this for some time. Since only a small number of Liberal bloggers discuss this issue I just thought I would do a little blog bursting of my own. And if you wonder why I don't take a clear stand for IRV over STV it's because I think either are a major improvement over FPTP and I believe the ultimate system on the ballot should be decided by broad consultations so I'm not going to wed myself to one approach over another at this point in time.
People first have to be convinced of the need to replace our current system before we move towards a consideration of the alternatives. They may reject the alternatives but I believe our current system is the source of enough problems it warrants an extensive debate on whether we want to keep the one we have.
I would hope no one argue that the people of this country should have the final say on the matter.
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As the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and other children's organizations report, tooth decay (also called early childhood caries, or ECC) is the most common chronic children's disease in the country. As a result, it is very important that parents work with their pediatrician to establish good oral health care from the first weeks of their baby's life. Although most of us think of dental care in relation to our own dentists, parents will be working closely with their pediatrician even earlier than with a dentist.
Since pediatricians see young infants and children frequently for preventive health care visits, they are in an excellent position to identify children at risk for dental health problems, coordinate appropriate care and parent education, and refer affected and high-risk children to pediatric dentists.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that dental caries is five times more common than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever in children. More than 40 percent of children have tooth decay by the time they reach kindergarten. Children with dental caries in their baby teeth are at much greater risk for cavities in their adult teeth.
Health care professionals know that tooth decay is a disease that is, by and large, preventable. Because of how it is caused and when it begins, however, steps to prevent it ideally should begin prenatally with pregnant women and continue with the mother and young child, beginning when the infant is approximately 6 months of age. Pediatricians have become increasingly aware that their own proactive efforts to provide education and good oral health screenings can help prevent needless tooth decay in infants.


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Wet Laboratory space types are defined as laboratories where chemicals, drugs, or other material or biological matter are tested and analyzed requiring water, direct ventilation, and specialized piped utilities. Wet Laboratory space types do not include biohazards in Levels BL-2, BL-3, and BL-4 as defined by the 2007 NIH/CDC guideline "Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) 5th Edition,". The Wet Laboratory space types are typically located within a building specifically designed to house them (see WBDG Research Facilities.
Offices, general storage, and warehouse spaces associated with laboratories are covered in their own respective space types.
Clients are pushing project design teams to create laboratories that are responsive to current and future needs; that encourage interaction among scientists from various disciplines; that help recruit and retain qualified scientists; and that facilitates partnerships and development. As such, a separate WBDG Resource Page on Trends in Lab Design has been developed to elaborate on this emerging model of laboratory design.
Space Attributes
Wet Laboratory space types are unique in that they must accommodate simultaneous and separate ventilation and utility connections at individual lab modules to ensure both the reliability and accuracy of results as well as occupant safety throughout the space. Typical features of wet laboratory space types include the list of applicable design objectives elements as outlined below. For a complete list and definitions of the design objectives within the context of whole building design, click on the titles below.
- Surfaces: Resilient surfaces are an integral part of the Wet Laboratory space type design. Use epoxy paint for lab walls and monolithic, seamless, chemical-resistant vinyl flooring with integral coved based and mylar finish.
Functional / Operational
- Separate Laboratory Modules: A Wet Lab space is typically divided into separate laboratory modules that contain individually controlled connections to HVAC, utilities and safety devices. Modules are defined spatially by floor-to-ceiling structural slab with under-floor plenum divider.
- Constant and Reliable HVAC: As some equipment and experiments are temperature- and humidity-sensitive, constant conditions are required in Wet Laboratory spaces to ensure that equipment can perform properly and that experiments produce accurate results. Laboratories are usually supplied with variable volume, terminal reheat system with pre-filters and after-filters for 90% efficiency. In general, laboratory spaces have positive pressure relative to other spaces with no return air from the laboratory to the other spaces. For more information, see WBDG High-Performance HVAC.
- Dust Control: Just as experiments and equipment may be sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity, so might they be to dust and other foreign particulates. For more information, see WBDG Air Barrier Systems in Buildings and Air Decontamination.
- Gas/Utility Services: Utility connections in Wet Laboratory space types can include vacuum, pneumatic supply, natural gas, O2 and CO2, and distilled water. The fittings and connections for each module are connected to the building distribution system for six nominal piping systems.
- Fume Hoods: Design Wet Laboratory space types to accommodate one 6'-0" chemical fume hood for each laboratory module, and provide direct 100% exhaust. It is also typical of this space type to include an acid and corrosives vented storage cabinet located under the fume hood, as well storage for emergency equipment.
- Laboratory Occupancy: Occupancy Group Classification for Wet Laboratory is B2, Sprinkler protected construction, as per IBC, with a GSA Acoustical Class C1 for enclosed spaces and Class C2 for open spaces.
Secure / Safe
- Fire and Life Safety: All Laboratory spaces should contain a hand-held chemical emergency fire extinguisher in an emergency equipment cabinet. There is generally one fire alarm pull station by each egress point and an audible and visible (strobe) alarm in each occupiable space (not including closets, storage rooms, or coat racks). Also include toxic gas monitors in each lab module and a gas storage area with audio and visual (strobe) alarms both inside and outside the lab. Eyewash and deluge shower should be located at each module quad. For more information, see WBDG Security and Safety in Laboratories.
- For information on sustainable design in laboratories, see WBDG Sustainable Laboratory Design and Using LEED® on Laboratory Projects.
Example Program
The following program is representative of Wet Laboratory space types.
- A lab planning module of 12' wide by 24' long, with utility and service closets extending 3' beyond at each end; the 12' width allows 24" deep counters along each side with 24" seating zones in front of each counter and a 36" walkway down the middle of the module and a 1'- 0" chase between modules
- The lab modules are served by a 5' wide staff corridor on the outside, and a double loaded service corridor 6' wide on the inside
- The 48' building centerline-to-glass planning module allows a 10' wide band of office, conference, or other support space along the building perimeter
- The planning module fits within a 24' by 32' column bay, which allows two modules to be joined to form a 24' by 24' lab suite.
Example Plans
The following diagram is representative of typical tenant plans.
Example Construction Criteria
For GSA, the unit costs for Wet Laboratory space types are based on the construction quality and design features in the following table . This information is based on GSA's benchmark interpretation and could be different for other owners. Revolving darkroom doors, clean room ratings, additional exhaust fume hood systems, stable structure and vibration control, interstitial service plenum with walk-on or structured ceiling deck, shielded space, clean power, and additional piping systems including filtered chilled water typical of wet laboratories are not included in the table.
Relevant Codes and Standards
The following agencies and organizations have developed codes and standards affecting the design of research laboratories, including those containing dry labs. Note that the codes and standards are minimum requirements. Architects, engineers, and consultants should consider exceeding the applicable requirements whenever possible:
- 29 CFR 1910.1450: OSHA—Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories
- UFGS 11 53 00 Laboratory Equipment and Fumehoods
ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers)
- ASHRAE 110 Method of Testing Performance of Laboratory Fume Hoods
- ASHRAE Applications Handbook, Chapter 14 (Laboratories)
- ASHRAE Laboratory Design Guide
Department of Veterans Affairs
- VA 11 53 13 Laboratory Fume Hoods
- VA 11 53 61 Custom Fabricated Laboratory Equipment
- VA 22 62 00 Vacuum Systems for Laboratory and Healthcare Facilities
- VA 22 63 00 Gas Systems for Laboratory and Healthcare Facilities
General Services Administration
- GSA PBS-P100 Facilities Standards for the Public Buildings Service
- Airborne Particulate Cleanliness Classes in Clean Rooms and Clean Zones, GSA Federal Standard 209E
National Institutes of Health
- NIH Design Policy and Guidelines
- Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) 5th Edition, December 2009.
Additional Resources
Building Types
Health Care Facilities, Research Facilities, Animal Research Facility, Research Laboratory, Academic Laboratory, Government Laboratory, Private Sector Laboratory
Space Types
General Storage, Laboratory: Dry, Office, Warehouse
Design Objectives
Accessible—Beyond Accessibility to Universal Design, Functional / Operational, Historic Preservation—Accommodate Life Safety and Security Needs, Productive—Integrate Technological Tools, Productive—Assure Reliable Systems and Spaces, Productive—Design for the Changing Workplace, Secure / Safe—Fire Protection, Secure / Safe—Occupant Safety and Health, Sustainable
Guides & Specifications
Building Envelope Design Guide
Project Management
Project Planning, Delivery and Controls
Building Commissioning
- Architectural Graphic Standards, 12th Edition by American Institute of Architects, Dennis J. Hall. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2016.
- Building Type Basics for Research Laboratories, 2nd Edition by Daniel Watch. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008. ISBN# 978-0-470-16333-7.
- CRC Handbook of Laboratory Safety, 5th ed. by A. Keith Furr. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2000.
- Design and Planning of Research and Clinical Laboratory Facilities by Leonard Mayer. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1995.
- Design for Research: Principals of Laboratory Architecture by Susan Braybrooke. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1993.
- Guidelines for Laboratory Design: Health and Safety Considerations, 4th Edition by Louis J. DiBerardinis, et al. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2013.
- Handbook of Facilities Planning, Vol. 1: Laboratory Facilities by T. Ruys. New York, NY: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1990.
- Laboratories, A Briefing and Design Guide by Walter Hain. London, UK: E & FN Spon, 1995.
- Laboratory by Earl Walls Associates May 2000.
- Laboratory Design from the Editors of R&D Magazine.
- Laboratory Design, Construction, and Renovation: Participants, Process, and Product by National Research Council, Committee on Design, Construction, and Renovation of Laboratory Facilities. Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 2000.
- GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool (SFTool)—SFTool's immersive virtual environment addresses all your sustainability planning, designing and procurement needs.


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- You decide (up to limits regulated by federal tax law) when and how much premium payment to pour in. The minimum premium is based on insurance company sales expenses, premium taxes, and the cost of pure insurance for your policy.
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1999 Dodge Durango Wrap Up - Heavy Metal MudderPosted in Project Vehicles on August 1, 2009
Finishing a project vehicle is both a blessing and a curse. Sure, you're seemingly finished for the moment and out of the shop, but now you have to see how it matches up against the tough terrain that you built it for. With the first turn of the engine, your mind begins to race harder than ever. As flashes of the past few months race through your head, you search rapidly through your mental tech library, wondering if there were any bolts left loose or if your buddy remembered to fill the differential before he left the shop last night at 3 a.m.
When we first embarked on our '99 Dodge Durango project build (aka Heavy Metal Mudder), our goal was to build a simple and affordable Rockwelled rig that could handle almost any terrain but really shine in mud. Looking back, we genuinely feel that we accomplished our goals. We credit a lot of our success to starting with a great build platform. While 2 1/2-ton Rockwells and 44-inch Boggers are not for everyone, a strong and reliable drivetrain is something all wheelers can benefit from. Keeping the stock 5.9L V-8, 46RE transmission, and NP242 transfer case saved us from feeling like we are recreating the wheel and let us focus on getting the low-buck rig out of the garage and on the trail in a timely fashion.
As of right now the Durango has been running and driving for four months. Though we would like to tell you that we've spent thousands of miles and hundreds of hours testing it, the truth is that we can't. We definitely have put it through some tough stuff, but we are anxious to get more time behind the wheel before we sign up for any testimonials. So far we can proudly say that it has performed excellently while rockcrawling and hillclimbing, and we have yet to get it stuck in any So Cal mud pits. But that's not to say that it's unstoppable. For now our plans are to continue dialing in the rig and look for ways to improve it as we go along.
For more information on the build and to keep up with the progress of our Heavy Metal Mudder, be sure to check us out at 4wheeloffroad.com.
Road Or Tow
How streetable a vehicle is depends on the vehicle, driver, road conditions, and highway patrol. We've had our Durango up to highway speeds, and although we think it's fine to drive down the road to your local wheeling spot, it's not exactly something we would like to drive cross-country. That's not to say the vehicle couldn't do it, but it would be slow and potentially expensive (depending on what state we're passing through). Does this mean that if you build a Rockwelled rig, you need to factor in a trailer? Yes and no. Being that our Mudder is 98 inches wide, a traditional U-Haul car hauler won't cut it in a pinch. We suggest looking into a custom 102-inch-wide trailer, if not for hauling then for peace of mind. You can get from place to place worry-free. Look for a future issue where we explore all the trailer possibilities and what you need when hauling a massive rig.
The biggest and most pleasant surprise of the build is how well the suspension works. The Jeep JK and WJ coil springs support the weight of the Mopar Monster without issue, and the link suspension doesn't pop, bind, or handle quirkily off road. Though a custom sway bar would be nice, it isn't necessary. We are still tinkering with the adjustments on the Pro Comp MX-6 shocks and think that one of our biggest challenges may be keeping the massive unsprung weight of the 2 1/2-ton axles in control. We'll continue to work with the setup that we have until we deem it necessary to upgrade or break everything from playing monster truck!
Back To Work
After a recent four-wheel outing where we dunked the Durango in a few mud holes and did some light wheeling, we loaded it back onto the trailer and headed home. By the time we got to the house the rear tire looked like slime had exploded all over it. We had a bad feeling when we removed the differential drain plug and a couple gallons of water came rushing out. Since the 2 1/2-ton axle is a full floater, we went ahead and pulled out the axleshafts to see if the grease was shot too. There's an old saying that for every hour you play in the mud, expect to spend two in the garage.


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