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Founding Father signed health insurance mandate into law
by desmoinesdem, Mon Mar 29, 2010 at 10:24:49 AM EDT
State attorneys general have filed two federal lawsuits challenging the individual mandate to purchase health insurance, which President Barack Obama signed into law last week. Those lawsuits look like pure political posturing to me, given the well-established Congressional powers to regulate interstate commerce and taxation.
It turns out that precedent for a health insurance mandate is much older than the 1930s Supreme Court rulings on the Commerce Clause. Thanks to Paul J. O'Rourke for the history lesson:
In July, 1798, Congress passed, and President John Adams signed into law "An Act for the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen," authorizing the creation of a marine hospital service, and mandating privately employed sailors to purchase healthcare insurance.
This legislation also created America's first payroll tax, as a ship's owner was required to deduct 20 cents from each sailor's monthly pay and forward those receipts to the service, which in turn provided injured sailors hospital care. Failure to pay or account properly was discouraged by requiring a law violating owner or ship's captain to pay a 100 dollar fine.
This historical fact demolishes claims of "unprecedented" and "The Constitution nowhere authorizes the United States to mandate, either directly or under threat of penalty..."
Perhaps these somewhat incompetent attorneys general might wish to amend their lawsuits to conform to the 1798 precedent, and demand that the mandate and fines be linked to implementing a federal single payer healthcare insurance plan.
O'Rourke posted the full text of the 1798 legislation as well.
I'm not one to claim American's "Founding Fathers" could do no wrong. After all, President Adams also signed the Sedition Act, which violated the First Amendment. But Republican "strict constructionists" say we should interpret the constitution only as 18th-century Americans would have understood it. Some claim judges should cite only 18th-century sources when interpreting the constitution. Well, Congress enacted and the president signed a health insurance mandate less than a decade after the U.S. Constitution went into effect.
I don't expect these facts to affect Republican rhetoric about health insurance reform. Thankfully, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is not wasting our state's money on this frivolous lawsuit. So far I haven't heard any Republicans demand his impeachment, as some GOP legislators are doing in Georgia.
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AtlantiCare employees joined forces with United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey June 21 for its annual Day of Action. A nation-wide effort, Day of Action provided AtlantiCare employees the opportunity to serve Career Opportunity Development, Inc. (CODI) in Egg Harbor City, which offers job training and support to individuals with disabilities and disadvantages. Ten volunteers spent three and a half hours dismantling, cleaning and relocating CODI's onsite food pantry and helped restock food items and conduct inventory. Many volunteers returned to AtlantiCare with food donation bags to collect canned goods and other food items for the CODI pantry.
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Travelers should expect delays of up to 20 minutes as crews resurface two short segments on East Beach Road and Lyre River Road on Tuesday. Crews are scheduled to patch the roadways to provide a smoother and safer ride for motorists.
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On Friday, Dr. John McArthur was named Cameron University's 17th president, effective July 1, 2013. He is replacing Dr. Cindy Ross, who earlier this year, announced her intention to retire this summer.
McArthur currently serves as Cameron University's Provost, the chief academic officer of the university and the second highest ranking administrator at CU.
"John McArthur has a track record as a strong, confident academic officer for Cameron, and this search elicited a variety of solid, capable candidates," said Richard R. Dunning, Chairman of the University of Oklahoma, Cameron University and Rogers State University Board of Regents. "We are fortunate that a person of John's caliber and accomplishments has agreed to serve as President of Cameron, and we look forward to working with him to further the University's mission in the years to come."
"I am tremendously honored to be selected as the next President of Cameron University and I look forward to working with our community," McArthur said. "I wish to thank members of the Board of Regents for their confidence and support. President Ross has been an incredible asset for CU and for Oklahoma. She will be greatly missed and has been a great mentor and role model. I am excited about the future of Cameron University and for the opportunity to help shape that future with the outstanding faculty and staff and incredibly supportive community members in Lawton, Fort Sill, Duncan and beyond. We will continue to further the Cameron University mission and values by keeping our students front and center for their education and for the growth of the communities we serve."
McArthur has been Provost since 2006 and has had a leadership role in major campus initiatives, including two strategic plans, campus physical improvements, the opening of an academic advising center, and the implementation of a campus-wide Emergency Communication System.
He served as Dean of the School of Science and Technology at Cameron from 2004-06. McArthur also has taught at Colorado State University-Pueblo and Southeastern Oklahoma State University, serving as chair of the Department of Computer Science and Technology at SOSU from 1999-2001.
McArthur was a National Merit Scholar and received his Bachelor of Arts in Mathematical Sciences from Rice University in 1987. He earned his Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado in 1993 and his Ph.D. in mathematics from Colorado in 1994.
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JVR compares being acquired by the Leafs to being traded to the New York Yankees.
The New York Yankees, Jerry.
Thats the analogy James van Riemsdyk, the newest Maple Leaf, made while discussing his new hockey address, Saturday.
The Leafs acquired the 23-year-old leftwinger in a one-for-one exchange for 22-year-old defenceman Luke Schenn.
To go to a place like Toronto is unbelievable, van Riemsdyk said via cell. The tradition they have. I grew up a big New York Yankees fan. Its like playing for the New York Yankees of the NHL.
Toronto has always been one of my favorite cities to come to. Theres a great following and a great buzz when you play there. The excitement is in the air.
The 23-year-old van Riemsdyk, the second choice in the 2007 draft, has been beset by injuries. This year he played just 43 games because of an injured hip, a broken bone in his foot, a concussion and a strained oblique muscle.
I learned a lot from the injury issues, van Riemsdyk said. I learned to deal with some adversity and I think it can only help me in the long run.
Leafs GM Brian Burke said the hip injury, often termed hockey hip, is regularly borne by players. Many players regularly play through it with steady treatment. The foot injury came through a blocked shot. It is probably a point of irritation for Burke and coach Randy Carlyle that so few Leaf forwards are bruised from blocking shots.
The injuries, Burke said, are not something we are worried about.
In 196 regular season games with the Flyers, van Riemsdyk scored 47 goals and assisted on 52 more. The New Jersey native flashed his immense promise in the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs when he scored seven goals in 11 games.


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Gregory Myers was unanimously confirmed Monday as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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There's a "cash loophole" in the battle to combat prescription drug abuse according to the West Virginia Sheriff's Association, who spoke out on the issue in a press conference Wednesday.
It wants federal lawmakers to come up with a policy that would track cash transactions for controlled substances.
If it helps take illegal prescription drugs off the streets of southern West Virginia, it's a good policy and we're on board.
The sheriffs are out on the streets facing this epidemic every day. We should listen to them on this issue.
While cash-only transactions amount to an estimated 7 percent of the dollars spent on prescriptions, it is still a significant amount of sales.
About 93 percent of prescription drug transactions in the United States — noncash transactions — go through a national data system that identifies the prescriber, the doctor and the medication.
A recent study found that cash transactions can be an indicator of questionable activity, such as doctor shopping, according to Greenbrier County Sheriff Jim Childers. "The Drug Enforcement Agency views cash transactions as giant red flags that signal increased likelihood of illegal behavior," he added.
Kanawha County Sheriff Mike Rutherford said between 2001 and 2008, drug deaths quadrupled statewide. Drug overdoses are the leading cause of death for West Virginians under age 45. Pharmacies fill more prescriptions per capita in West Virginia than in any other state and prescription painkillers cause more overdoses here than any other state.
To say that these statistics are alarming is an understatement. Let's hope we're awakened to this alarm, and ready to do everything we can to fight a battle that is threatening our communities, our economy — and most of all our children.
West Virginia laws can only go so far. Tying into a national database is necessary.
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Delivering the keynote address to the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition, Huckabee said he didn't "care what people do personally in their individual lives," according to CNN.
"I'm not against anybody. I'm really not," he said. "I'm not a hater. I'm not homophobic."
"But … when people say, 'Why don't you just kind of get on the right side of history?' I said, 'You've got to understand, this for me is not about the right side or the wrong side of history, this is the right side of the Bible, and unless God rewrites it, edits it, sends it down with his signature on it, it's not my book to change,'" he added, as quoted by CNN.
The former Arkansas governor, who is mulling a second presidential run in 2016, also referred to the Supreme Court's decision to decline to hear the case of a wedding photography business that refused to offer its services to a gay couple. That case helped inspire "religious freedom" bills, like the one Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) recently vetoed.
"Why is it that Christians stand back and take it in the teeth time and time and time again?" Huckabee said, as quoted by CNN. "But we cannot change this country if we do not rise up and vote with an informed mind and a committed spirit and if we're not willing to stand along."


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Between a 10-0 blowout in Minnesota and a 9-2 beatdown at Cheney Stadium, nothing much good happened Sunday for the Mariners organization.
The big club, with a lineup that included four players who began the season in Tacoma, was outhit by the Twins, 16-5. The Triple-A team did a lot of swinging and missing against Sacramento – 12 whiffs – and though the Rainiers managed to keep things suspenseful through eight innings, they allowed six runs during an ugly, interminable ninth inning.
And yet the day might've been redeemed by the wide smile Erasmo Ramirez showed as he was leaving the Tacoma clubhouse.
"I'm happy," Ramirez said, "because I've been waiting and waiting to be able to pitch again."
After a mid-June call-up to the Mariners last season, Ramirez made eight big-league starts. His record in 2012 was 1-3, but he threw pitches that avoided bats. Against the Oakland Athletics on June 25, for instance, the stocky right-hander, two months after turning 22, struck out 10.
Only one Seattle pitcher has ever produced a double-digit strikeout performance at a younger age. His name is Felix Hernandez.
Ramirez began spring training as a clear candidate for a job in a rotation needing capable starters behind Hernandez, Hisashi Iwakuma and veteran free agent Joe Saunders. But an elbow sprain put that scenario on the shelf – and the Mariners' presumptive No. 4 starter on the disabled list.
Ramirez remained in Arizona while rehabbing, then finally got clearance to start last week for Double-A Jackson. He showed enough in a five-inning effort that he was promoted to Tacoma, where he took the mound Sunday against a consistently persistent River Cats lineup.
While Ramirez gave up at least one hit in five of the six innings he worked, Sacramento didn't score until the top of the sixth, when cleanup man Michael Choice led off with a no-doubt-about-it shot over the bullpen in left field. Two outs later, after a walk to Jeremy Barfield, Rainiers manager John Stearns replaced Ramirez with reliever Jonathan Arias.
Ramirez realized he was on a pitch-count limit of about 85. He ended up throwing 92, and though he was charged with the defeat, he was consoled by the bigger picture.
"I didn't feel any pain at all," he said. "That was the important thing."
There's a bulldog tenacity about Ramirez that appeals to Mariners management. The Nicaraguan is listed on the roster at 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, but the height figure is generous. He's built like a fullback.
"He's got a short, compact delivery with a complex slider, a change-up and fastball command," Stearns said. "His velocity isn't quite where it will be, but it will improve. He'll get better as he goes along."
Stearns, a former scout, saw Ramirez two years ago in Double-A and determined him to be a future No. 3 or No. 4 starter on a major-league team. Stearns hasn't wavered on that projection.
A few hours before Ramirez threw 92 pain-free pitches at Cheney Stadium, the Mariners' Jeremy Bonderman was rocked by the Twins at Target Field. A victim of elbow and shoulder injuries over the past 21/2 seasons, Bonderman earned the spot start – his first since 2010 – because he's a veteran who could be depended upon to take the mound without breaking into the kind of nervous cold sweat that precedes fainting.
Bonderman didn't faint, but otherwise, he made no case that he belongs in the big leagues. A Twins offense that generally resembles a lineup fit for Triple-A Rochester hit three homers, three doubles and a triple off Bonderman before his day was done with two out in the fifth inning.
Ramirez will need a few more starts with the Rainiers before he returns to Seattle, but Sunday's developments were pivotal:
There's an opening in the Mariners' rotation, and a bulldog fullback showed he had a healthy arm to fill it.
A 10-0 blowout to the Twins? A 9-2 beatdown by the River Cats? A brutal day of bad baseball was alleviated by Erasmo Ramirez's smile.
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Springfield, Mass. - April 17, 2010 - Steve Headley, the defending Division III national champion in the 100 meters, won his specialty this afternoon at the Springfield College Track & Field Invitational at Blake Track. The Pride scored 153 points as a team, which was second best, behind only Westfield State's 167.50 point total.
Other team scores included the College of St. Rose, which finished third with 123 points, followed by Wheaton with 69.50 points, then Eastern Connecticut State and New Haven (66), Keene State (56), and Siena (2).
Headley finished with a time of 10.70 seconds in the 100, giving his team 10 points for the win.
SC had others who placed highly in the meet. Freshman Ryan Ux was the only other winner, capturing the javelin with a toss of 173-10, especially pleasing SC Head Coach Ken Klatka.
In the long jump, sophomore Dylan Brock took second with a leap of 21 feet, 3 1/2 inches. In the high jump, junior Emil Occhiboi also finished second with a leap of 5 feet, 9 1/4 inches. And in the discus, junior Nick Hogan placed second with a toss of 127-4.
Another second place finish was garnered by junior Nickel Hay in the 400 with a time of 49.63 seconds. Junior Kyle Moriarty took second in the 3000 meter steeplechase. And finally in the 4x100 meter relay, SC placed second with a time of 42.27 seconds. That foursome included freshman Garrett Sharnick, Hay, senior Matt Amendola,, and Headley.
Klatka also noted a threesome that went 2-3-4 in the 800 meters. They included junior Troy French (4:03.23), freshman Zach Pietras (4:03.80), and junior Stephen Creamer (4:05.36).
Next Saturday (April 24), Springfield College will host the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Track & Field Meet for both men and women.


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International Learning
College of Science and Engineering encourages all of its current and prospective students to investigate St. Cloud State University's Center for International Studies. SCSU is among the top 20 U.S. universities in the number of international students attending classes on campus. In addition, approximately 400 SCSU students annually participate in education-abroad programs.
Specific to engineering students is the exchange program with the Fachhochschule, an engineering school in Ingolstadt, Germany. In 2006 and 2008, a College of Science and Engineering professor from either Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering or Electrical and Computer Engineering accompanied a group of SCSU student engineers to the Fachhochschule, where they continued to study and research engineering. Check with the Center for International Studies for information on the next opportunity to study at the Fachhochscule.
Shanghai University of Engineering Science
In spring 2008, Professor Ben Baliga, chair of the Mechanical and Manufacturing Department, and Professor Teng (Ted) Gang XU from the Shanghai University of Engineering Science in China taught engineering classes at each other's campuses. This successful faculty exchange is expected to progress to an education-abroad exchange program in the near future.
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
In spring 2008, nine seniors in the Department of Nursing Science undertook their clinical training through Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Accompanied by Professor Joan Wilcox, the nurses rotated through the intensive care, labor and delivery and oncology units at the Dora Nginza and Provincial Hospitals, and also worked in rural clinics. Later in the term, a delegation from NMMU, including the dean of science, the dean of engineering and the director of international education visited here to explore further opportunities.
Universidad de Concepcion
In January 2008, Dean David DeGroote, along with faculty from Biological Sciences; Electrical and Computer Engineering; Nursing Science; Physics, Astronomy and Engineering Science; and Statistics traveled to Chile to visit with faculty and administration at the Universidad de Concepcion. Check back to this page for updates on possible exchange programs.


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August 1, 2014
The public weighs in on a proposed slow/no wake zone on Squaw Bay, and quite a crowd turned out for Monday night's hearing.
More than 200 people packed the Monona Community Center to voice their opinions on the proposal, which is now under review by the Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission.
The proposal would amend the county code to establish a slow/no wake zone on Squaw Bay, which is part of Lake Monona.
Opponents of the change say they feel their rights are being taken away for the benefit of a specific small interest group. But supporters say it boils down to safety.
"It's an accident waiting to happen out there. They're getting more and more boats every year, the boats are getting bigger and faster, and there is a great deal of congestion out there," says Stuart Brandes, who supports the No-Wake Proposal.
"We need to be looking more at law enforcement and community support, maybe to report people who are breaking laws. But to use no wake regulations, it's not going to solve a problem in fact it might create other problems," says Teri Larson, who is against the No-Wake Proposal.
There is already a 200 foot no/wake zone at every boat launch on the bay.
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While "House of Cards" star and executive producer Kevin Spaceyhas confirmed that he will return when the Netflix series starts filming its third season in Baltimore, the state tax credits that helped lure the TV production are dwindling.
The online-only drama deals with political corruption in Washington. The cast and crew filmed season two in Annapolis in June, primarily at the Maryland State House, which was used as a makeshift U.S. Senate Chamber.
Season two is available starting Feb. 14 on Netflix.
"I am shooting a Season 3," Spacey told The Baltimore Sun. "End of story. I'm very happy to be [coming back]. I've been loving being in Baltimore and having such a really nice time there."
The show's first season had an economic impact estimated at $138 million, Maryland Film Office Director Jack Gerbes told the Sun. That amount included the hiring of 2,198 crew, actors and extras, plus purchasing goods and services from 1,814 Maryland businesses.
The series' opening season filmed in Harford County last year. Recent legislation provided a key role in the return of the series in 2013, Gov. Martin O'Malley has said.
"The passage of legislation to enhance and extend the Film Production Activity Tax Credit in the recently completed session of the General Assembly secured the second season of House of Cards for Maryland," according to a statement from O'Malley's office last year.
The tax credit allows production companies to receive up to $25 million in tax credits for spending at least $500,000 in Maryland, according to the L.A. Business Journal.
The money set aside for film-industry tax rebates in next year's budget is currently less than half of what it was last year, the Sun says. If it doesn't increase during the legislative session, it could affect the return of the series, which is scheduled for June.
The Emmy-winning HBO comedy VEEP is also filmed in Maryland, mostly in the Annapolis area. The show stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, best known for her role as Towson native Elaine Benes on Seinfeld, as the vice president of the United States, Selina Meyer.


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Coping After Cancer
Being finished with treatment is exciting, but it may also be challenging and even a bit frightening. During the last few months, or maybe longer, you have probably been focused on your cancer treatment and getting better. Returning to your normal routine after treatment will feel like a transitionâyou may need time and support to get used to physical changes, catch up with school, and make time for checkups. Learn more about returning to school after treatment [2].
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Along with feeling happy, relieved, and excited, it's normal to experience mixed emotions. You may feel:
- Nervous about going back to school
- Embarrassed about how you look, possibly because of scars from treatment or hair that hasn't grown back yet
- Upset that you can't do some of the things you used to because of changes in your body
- Sad or lonelyâyou may miss the friends you made in the hospital, your doctors and nurses, and any support groups you joined.
- Guilty that you are recovering while some of your friends with cancer are not
- Uncertain about your future
- Scared that your cancer may come back [3]
Expect some changes
You'll probably find that you're not quite the same as you were before your cancer. Any major experience like cancer can make you look at your life in a new way. You may realize that you're more caring toward others or that you worry less about little things. You may find that your priorities and goals have changed, too. Sports may be less important to you, but you may be more serious about school. You don't have cancer anymore, but being a cancer survivor will always be a part of who you are.
Coping with these changes
Some teens find that they need help coping with changes to their lives after cancer. Here are some suggestions that have helped other teens:
- Keep talking about how you feel with a friend, parent, or counselor
- Keep in touch with other teens with cancer you've met, including friends you may have met in online support groups
- Keep going to support groups [4] and consider joining a support group just for teenage cancer survivors
- Keep writing in your journal, or start a journal [5] if you don't already have one
- Do things you enjoy that help you relax
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Recognizing and Celebrating Milestones [6]
Cancer in Teens [7]
Survivorship [8]
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That's not a typo! The election campaigns, the Presidential, House and Senate cost $6 billion, mostly spent on "attack" ads. Just plain obscene! How many hungry families in this country could we have fed, even housed, or put to work with 6 billion dollars? The election system in this country has become totally skewed. A system based on how much money a candidate can garner to even be considered a candidate, which has automatically precluded other viable candidates for so long. Other viable candidates are automatically ignored and have little, if any, visibility whatsoever.
We desperately need to reverse Citizens United by Amendment or whatever means possible -- an imperative. There is, in fact, an Amendment pending and you can sign onto the Petition for an Amendment to Citizens United at www.movetoamend.org. In addition, election reform is a MUST. Our election system is a sham! We need to get the money out of the election process, set dollar limits for Presidential races, House and Senate, as well as set limits of air time. And, apparently, Dylan Ratigan, formerly of MSNBC TV, has already thought about it and come up with "Get the Money Out" http://getmoneyout.com Go there and sign up.
This is all without mention of the redistricting (gerrymandering) and all the illegal attempts to suppress voting using inordinate measures to do so. We need to press for laws to be enacted to prevent the kind of suppression attempts we've seen in this past election. No citizens should have to have such experiences, as it is their inherent right to vote, period.
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"Local Boy" Oakley Star James Stewart Dominates in Hometown
Oakley's James "Bubba" Stewart won his sixth Amp'd Mobile World Supercross GP/Amp'd Mobile AMA Supercross Series in front of 43,081 fans at the Citrus Bowl. Stewart, a Haines City, Fla. native, was racing only 30 minutes from his house.
Bubba also won the $1,500 Holeshot Award with teammate Oakley's Michael Byrne in second and Oakley's Ricky Carmichael in third. RC made his move past Byrne to move into second on lap 1. Bubba's pace was just too quick as he pulled out a 14 second lead at one point and then coasted the remainder of the race till the checkered flew. RC rode a smart race and extended his points lead over Chad Reed for the overall Championship.
"It has been a good day, all day," said James. "I felt very comfortable on the track today and wanted to win for Polk County where I live. I am the local boy at Orlando so I wanted to win for the fans. I had a scary crash last week in Daytona but put it back together for this week. I am going to keep my head down and see what happens the rest of the season."
In the Supercross Lites class, it was pretty uneventful. Oakley's Davi Millsaps cruised around in second. Davi didn't want to get up and mix it with the leader Josh Grant as the two have had many run-ins this year. Grant has proven that he doesn't care that Davi is on the same team, so Millsap's didn't want to take any chances that would jeopardize his point's lead with two races remaining in the East Coast Lites series.
SX MAIN (20 laps):
James Stewart (Kaw)
Ricky Carmichael (Suz)
Ivan Tedesco (Suz)
Chad Reed (Yam)
Travis Preston (Hon)
Michael Byrne (Kaw)
Timm Ferry (Hon)
Kevin Windham (Hon)
Jeff Dement (Hon)
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Ricky Carmichael (Suz), 237
Chad Reed (Yam), 229
James Stewart (Kaw), 214
Ivan Tedesco (Suz), 176
Nicholas Wey (Hon), 169
Michael Byrne (Kaw), 166
Ernesto Fonseca (Hon), 125
Mike LaRocco (Hon), 108
Timm Ferry (Hon), 84
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I'll be in St Louis around beginning of feb with my fiance. I really want to visit Mauritania and I found a company called Sahel Decouverte who do 1 or 2 day excursions into Mauritania about 50/90 Euros. I contacted them. But they only do one for a minimum 4 people. So if by some amazing coincedence there was at least 2 other people in this city beginning of feb who wanted to visit Mauritania that would be great, We could arrange it all together. Otherwise I have to go and take my chances.
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Jojo Eats Dim Sum Giveaway (CLOSED)
The winners are Lisa H, Aislinn M, Joy A.
In my previous life, I worked in the largest gaming media company in the world, and I came to know James Kye, a good ex-colleague of mine. I was based in Southern California while James worked at the corporate headquarters in San Francisco. Whenever I went up there on business trips, James and I would always go eat dim sum together. Both of us shared the same huge passion for really good food…
Fast forward many years, I am now a mother and James has become a children book author. He started his "Jojo Eats" series with "Jojo Eats Dim Sum"—a delightful, fun, and educational picture book with the aim of introducing children to the joys of enjoying Cantonese dim sum! (Click the above gallery to view the inside pages.) I can't wait for the next installment in Jojo's culinary explorations: Jojo Eats Korean Barbeque, Jojo Eats Sushi, Jojo Eats Indian Veggie, and more!
The book is a perfect fit for Rasa Malaysia and its readers, and the good news is that James is kind enough to offer three (3) copies of "Jojo Eats Dim Sum" as a giveaway.
To enter to win, just leave a comment below.
To maximize your odds of winning, you can leave a comment every day (one comment per day strictly enforced), plus the bonus entries below:
Two Bonus Entries:
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This giveaway opens to everyone and closes on August 21, 11:59 pm PST. Winners will be randomly selected and announced on August 22, 2011. Good luck!
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Looks good. I'm always looking for new books for my nieces and nephew
great book for introducing young kids to the awesomeness of dim sum =)
Let the kids know the foods of the world when they are young! :-) Excellent
I love this site and it's fantastic to be able to enter .. i am from New Zealand and live in Australia. One of my brothers is married to a Thai girl and the other to a Filipino girl. Our food is a wide mixture of asian/kiwi/australian and we love to cook !! I have my first grandchild on the way and this book would be a delightful addition to our household.
this looks great, wish there was a jojo eats vegetarian though! not just indian veggie.
I love that this giveaway is worldwide. For a change I can enter! Yay
Oh I would love a copy for my girls.
Hopefully it'll get my kids AND my husband to try chicken feet too!
Never lucky in any contests or giveaways hope this one will change my luck
Yay! Yum cha is awesome and so are books. What a great idea! Love, love, LOVE your site too :) Can't wait to see your book arrive on pre-order
teeheehee… check out the illustrations on the book, they're SO CUTE!
looks like a great book to introduce ang-mohs to other culture's yummy foodies :D :D
What a fantastic giveaway!! My little boys will love this, especially the 7 year old who can happily eat dim sum every single day. I haven't seen this book in Sydney so wow.. I am liking everything about this giveaway. Thanks!
liked both pages under ana amanti
rasa malaysia and jojo eats .
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i love to eat dim sum but haven't eaten in a long time here .
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Sounds like a fun book!
Everybody loves dim sum! I'm excited that I can also enter.. : ) Hope can win..
I would love a copy for my kids. they love Dim Sum very much especially Dan Tat, of course they love reading book.
This is a very cute way to introduce DIM SUM, one of my favorite foods :)
genius ;) and awesOMe graphics to go along too..
really reflects the multicultural world mixed in with a universal favourite past time; eating :D
Will JoJo eat Middle Eastern food at some point?
I love tHis site
Who wouldn't want a book about eating dim sum?
Super cute. My 9-year-old Chinese brother-in-law would love this.
would love to have this book! i am a brazilian who works at a bilingual (english/portuguese) school founded by a chinese family, so we really appreaciate chinese culture here. plus I used to live in Malaysia and dim sum was my favourite. really miss the dim sum joint in my kl suburb!
What a cute book!
Looks like an adorable book. Thank you for the opportunity!
this book looks very cute!
What a fun book! I would love to win this for my nieces/nephew.
And I follow you on FB.
A head start for baby g to learn about her culture! Thanks!
Love the title! Am hongree already!
Oh, and liked on FB as well!
It looks cute! I want a copy for my little one.
What great pictures! :)
Would love to give a copy for my son. He loves Dim Sum!
It looks like a FUN book. I love dim sum and my kids love them, too. Although, I'm a 51-year old woman, I love reading children's books. By the way, I'm an avid follower of your blog :).
This book looks cute, it'd be great for my nephew and niece.
This looks really cute!
Cute pics. I do wish the pronunciations were correct though!
omigosh this is adorable!
thanks for the book offerings to give to others.


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X17 XCLUSIVE - Samantha Claims She's Back Together With Lindsay, Source Says
Posted on Wed Aug 25, 2010 07:00 AM PDT
A source tells X17online exclusively that Samantha Ronson has been telling friends of hers and of Lindsay's that the two former lovers are back together.
As we reported last week, Samantha was visiting 4 - 5 times a week while Lohan was at UCLA Medical Center for rehab (despite reports claiming only family members could see patients). Now, word is Sam started falling for Lindsay again because of her vulnerability:
- "Samantha always wanted to 'fix' Lindsay. Now that Lindsay has been legally and emotionally beat down, Sam is back to work trying to help. She's attracted to Lindsay when she's weak, for some reason. And apparently Lindsay never got over Sam so she was all for rekindling the relationship," a source tells X17online.
But is getting back together with her ex a healthy thing for Lindsay to do given the focus she needs to have on herself during this difficult time?
Do old habits ever die?
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Valparaiso Places 68 Student-Athletes on Horizon League's Spring Academic Honor Roll
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Valparaiso had 68 student-athletes honored by the Horizon League as the conference has announced its 2010 Spring Academic Honor Roll. The league's 10 institutions combined for 729 total honorees.
To be eligible for the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll, student-athletes must have participated in a league sport during its most recent season, completed at least three full-time semesters at the same member institution and hold at least a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 as of June 30, 2010.
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By DANIEL SUDDEATH
The city will launch its own parks department Jan. 1, as the New Albany City Council approved on final reading Monday an ordinance to end the current joint agreement with Floyd County for recreational services.
Councilman Bob Caesar was the only member of the body to change his vote from the initial ballots, as the ordinance was approved 5-4. Caesar said he originally voted in favor of forming a city parks department because "I hate moving sideways and backwards."
But Caesar estimated he's spoken with 75 people on the topic, and they all were in favor of maintaining the joint New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department even though the city has paid about $4 million more toward the service than the county over the past eight years.
Several public speakers addressed the council before the vote, and each also opposed Mayor Jeff Gahan's proposal to separate the parks system that has been a joint venture since 1994.
"There truly is no incentive to do this today," said Scott Klink, chairman of the NA-FC Parks Board that will be disbanded after Dec. 31.
It's "indisputable" that taxpayers will pay more because of the split since Floyd County and New Albany will each have their own parks department, he continued.
The agreement called for the city and county to foot the operation equally based on population. Responding to claims made by some including Councilman Dan Coffey that city facilities have bore the brunt of the funding shortfall, Klink said 75 percent of the budget is dedicated to parks in New Albany.
Parks in the city have received about $750,000 of the annual $1 million department budget according to Klink's figures. New Albany has dedicated $600,000 for the parks budget next year, which would leave a gap of about $150,000 to maintain spending on city parks and programs based on Klink's financial numbers.
Other speakers cited duplication of services as a reason to oppose the split, as well as lack of a detailed plan by Gahan and his administration for a new parks department.
Many of those against the divide donned bright green shirts that read "One Community One Park" during the meeting.
Former council candidate, local businessman and New Albany Rotary Club President Matt Oakley said it's "very disappointing to some of us who are supposed to be looking up to leaders of the community" in regards to what he deemed a poor process to split the parks in part because of lack of communication.
Gahan addressed the council before the vote, and countered that city taxpayers have shouldered the majority of parks expenses without seeing positive results for too long.
"I believe I've given you over $4 million reasons why we should move forward," he said. "This issue has been tabled for more than a decade."
Gahan added that people will see an immediate change in the quality of city parks.
But current NA-FC Parks Superintendent Roger Jeffers predicted a bumpy transition from a joint to a city-only department for New Albany. Jeffers — who has not confirmed whether he'll seek the superintendent position with the city — said the volunteer parks board has been disrespected by the lack of communication with the body from the council and administration.
"You people got paid more during the Pledge of Allegiance than they have during 111 years of service," said Jeffers to the council, as he was referring to the combined tenure of current parks board members.
Jeffers said the parks board had to learn through media reports that the city was seeking applicants for a new, city-only board. Gahan later denied the city was accepting any applications, however the plan he submitted Thursday states on the second page the city will begin the process of re-establishing a New Albany parks board and that the, "city shall seek applicants interested in serving as parks commissioners."
Parks officials said there are many issues that will have to be resolved by Jan. 1 in order to ensure no programs, leagues or events are jeopardized by the split.
One large issue is control of the Southern Indiana Sports Complex, which was given to the joint parks board with the stipulation the facility must be used for recreational purposes.
In Gahan's plan, the administration proposes to operate the Southern Indiana Sports Complex without any change to use, but parks officials said the county is also interested in managing the facility.
As they did on the first and second readings, council members Dan Coffey, Scott Blair, Greg Phipps, John Gonder and Pat McLaughlin voted in favor of the divide.
McLaughlin said the parks agreement always allowed the board to pursue ending the joint deal if one side failed to adequately fund the department, yet the issue was only raised over the past year.
Reducing services based on funding likely would have garnered enough public outcry to remedy the situation several years ago, he said.
"I think if the steps had been taken early on, we probably wouldn't be here right now," McLaughlin said.
Coffey and Blair cited examples of what they called deficiencies in the parks including lack of tennis courts as well as water fountains and bathrooms that remain out of order.
Phipps responded to complaints that the city would be duplicating services.
"Sometimes doing the right thing isn't cheap, in fact, it's expensive," he said.


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With the beginning of school right around the corner—the first day of school is Sept. 5—Somerville Public Schools have announced some new hires. All this information is from Somerville Public Schools.
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Somerville High School's new headmaster, John Oteri, has named three new department heads.
Science: Karen Woods, the new head of the science department, has taught biology at Somerville High School since 2005. She has a master's degree in education from Northeastern University and a bachelor's degree in biology and in science education from Boston University. She received the 2011 "Class Nobel Educator of Distinction for Excellence in Teaching" award from the National Society of High School Scholars and was named an "Exemplary Teacher of the Year" by the North Shore Science Supervisors Association in 2006, the announcement says. She is also instructor of the dance club, dance team and color guard, and she was the director and choreographer of the school's annual musical production from 2006 to 2011.
English: Jodi Remington is the new head of the English department. She previously served as assistant principal at Saugus High School. She also taught English at Winthrop High School for nine years. She has a master's degree in education from Salem State College and a bachelor's degree in English from John Carroll University, according to the announcement.
World Language: Jim Nocito will head the world language department. He comes to Somerville High School after 11 years at Lexington High School. He has also taught at high schools in Westwood, Framingham, Andover and Ipswich, N.H. A Spanish teacher, Nocito authored "Spanish for School Personnel" and co-authored "Spanish for Public Safety Personnel," according to the announcement. He has master's degrees in education, criminal justice and Spanish, and in 2001 he was a finalist for Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, according to the announcement.
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- The Toronto Motorcycle Show is on at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from Friday to Sunday.
- December 10th is International Human Rights Day and Amnesty International's Toronto Office is having a "Write for Rights" event at the Centre for Social Innovation (CSI) Annex on Saturday.
- Lowe's Toronto Christmas Market continues at the Distillery District. On Saturday at 5pm, the Mill Street World Caroling Challenge aims to get a world record number of carollers singing in one place. Mill Street Brewery will donate $1 to the Daily Bread Food Bank for each person that participates.
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- Winter Programming at Harbourfront Centre continues with a Holiday Market, skating, free holiday film screenings, and more.
- Seasonal programming continues at Black Creek Pioneer Village, including the first evening of Christmas by Lamplight on Saturday and a Christmas Dinner on Sunday.
- "Mozart's Magic Castle" continues at Casa Loma, plus "Elves in the Workshop" and "Breakfast with Santa" sessions (which are selling out fast!). For adults, there are Archery Workshops on both Saturday and Sunday.
- Many seasonal events are on at the City of Toronto's Historic Museums, including the new Fort York Frost Fair on Saturday and Sunday.
- Among the many Christmas Craft Shows on this weekend is the new-this-year Nacho Mama's Craft Show on Saturday at Sneaky Dee's. There's also City of Craft and more of the Artisans Gift Fair, the Barns Holiday Art Market, and the Wandering Winter Craft Show.
- At Ricoh Coliseum this weekend, the Toronto Marlies take on the Rochester Americans on Saturday and the Abbotsford Heat on Sunday (on Sunday, bring a new or gently used stuffed animal to donate for the annual Teddy Bear Toss).
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- Also on Sunday afternoon, The Gratitude Tea is on at The Badminton & Racquet Club of Toronto.
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- This is the final weekend for the special exhibition "The Twelve Trees of Christmas" at the Gardiner Museum.
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- TONIGHT (Thursday December 6) Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation presents a Christmas celebration and benefit concert, Venite Adoremus 2012, featuring The Priests.
- The photo exhibition "Lenses of Freedom" begins at the Beit Zatoun gallery on Friday.
- There's a "Music for Meditation" event on Saturday at the Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Toronto.
- Also on Saturday is a "Seminar in Tai Shan Mantis a.k.a. Nine Palms Moving Meditation" at Dovercourt House.
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A man who approached a stranger at a Weatherford convenience store Wednesday afternoon attempting to sell jewelry later became involved in a high speed pursuit with police officers before wrecking out on the highway, according to Willow Park police.
No one was injured in the wreck or pursuit through eastern Parker County, and Eli Vernon III, 48, of Fort Worth, was arrested and charged with evading arrest or detention with a vehicle, a felony.
Vernon, whose bond was set at $10,000, was released from the Parker County Jail Thursday afternoon, according to jail records.
Police received a call around 2:30 p.m. from a man who said he had been at a convenience store off of Interstate 20 in Weatherford.
"While he was pumping gas he was approached by a black male in a black Chevrolet Malibu who was attempting to sell him jewelry, which is not uncommon." Johnson said. "This male told him that the jewelry had been purchased with a stolen credit card in Fort Worth, which is not a very common thing to say."
"The citizen respectfully declined to purchase the jewelry and when the gentleman drove off, he thought, 'Well, I'll call a police department and talk to them and try to verify the story to see if any criminal activity is afoot,'" Willow Park Police Chief Brad Johnson said.
Willow Park police received the call as the vehicle was pulling into city limits from the west.
A police officer in a marked unit at Ranch House Road on the interstate saw the suspect vehicle pass and got behind the vehicle.
When the officer turned on the overhead lights and attempted to stop it, the suspect vehicle failed to yield and picked up speed, according Johnson.
A second officer became involved on the east side of the city.
Speeds reached somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 mph, Johnson said.
Just prior to the Spur 580 exit, the driver lost control of the vehicle.
The car struck the guardrail of the inside median, spun back onto the highway and spun backward into the median, striking a light pole, Johnson said.
The driver, who was wearing a seat belt, was not injured and was taken into custody without further incident, according to police.
"We have recovered several jewelry items," Johnson said. "At this time the investigation is ongoing. There were also receipts in the vehicle that show a credit card was used at a jewelry store in Fort Worth a couple weeks ago."
However, there was no indication that the receipts were for the jewelry located in the vehicle, according to Johnson.
Vernon has a lengthy criminal history, Johnson said.
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This is the first in a series on bringing transparency into the IT/Business leader discussion.
IT executives and business leaders are forced into a corporate marriage—and it can sometimes feel like IT is from Venus and business is from Mars. This type of relationship can be painful for those involved and harmful for the company.
Four separate studies conducted by George Westerman, Research Scientist in MIT Sloan's Center for Digital Business, found that the solution to making IT and business understand each other and communicate better is transparency.
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Former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty talks 2014, GOP
Former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty says the Republican Party has some good potential candidates for elections in 2014 and 2016 despite the backlash from the government shutdown, but T-Paw says his "political career has come to an end."
Pawlenty is now the CEO of the Financial Services Roundtable, working as a lobbyist for financial institutions, and says he does not view his job "as some sort of pathway" to future office.
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Pawlenty sought the 2012 Republican presidential nomination between May and August 2011, before withdrawing from the race. Pawlenty then served as the campaign co-chair for the eventual Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney until September 2012, when he left that position to join the Financial Services Roundtable.
"For the moment it looks like the Republican Party broadly has taken a hit because of the shutdown and the threat of not lifting the debt ceiling and potentially defaulting on financial obligations," Pawlenty says. "But the elections are more than a year from now…People who say this means some kind of death knell to the Republican Party are overstating it."
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As a financial sector advocate, Pawlenty advises candidates to "pay attention first and foremost to the bread and butter issues of interest to average Americans, like' how is the economy doing?'"
"I think there is an exciting group of next generation leaders emerging in the Republican Party and the conservative movement, and our bench strength in that regard is actually strong," Pawlenty says.
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"I hate all of you and can't wait to give you exactly what you deserve. Utter annihilation," says Elliott Rodger in his seven-minute long, even-toned rant about rejection, loneliness and being an unkissed virgin at age 22 entitled Elliot Rodger's Retribution.
"Girls, all I've ever wanted was to love you and to be loved by you," he says. "I've wanted a girlfriend. I've wanted sex. I've wanted love, affection, adoration. You think I'm unworthy of it. That's a crime that can never be forgiven."
"I'll take to the streets of Isla Vista and slay every single person I see there. All those popular kids who live such lives of hedonistic pleasure while I've had to rot in loneliness for all those years."
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