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Lost in the elation of yesterday's win was a single moment in the game that really pissed me and other like minded Brewers fans off. With the Brewers up five runs in the eighth inning and K-Rod due to bat at the top of the inning the Brewers called upon a pinch hitter. The hitter chosen by Brewers manager Ron Roenicke was Casey McGehee. Casey McGehee took about two pitches before hitting a foul pop-up that the catcher caught for the out. As Casey McGehee headed back to the dugout he was treated to a chorus of boos from the crowd at Miller Park. #areyouseriousbro
I am not here to defend the season of Casey McGehee. A .626 OPS is not good. In fact, it is very bad. He underperformed badly and now he has (seemingly) been replaced in the lineup by Jerry Hairston. If you are one of the people who believes that Casey McGehee is responsible for all of the Brewers losses this season then this is exactly what you wanted to happen. Adding to that, a pinch hit at bat when the Brewers are up five runs in the late innings is exactly the time you should want to see Casey McGehee swing the bat. If he gets a hit, great. If he doesn't, the Brewers are still up five. He was the second bat off the bench after Mark Kotsay. He didn't have anything to do with the game's outcome. He can't ruin anything. He has done nothing to deserve a boo.
Before I dig deeper into this idea of booing someone during a playoff game when your favorite team is in the midst of (possibly) it's greatest run ever, I want to tell you a story. It's about a former Brewer who was beloved by the crowd. You couldn't walk from your seat to the bathroom without seeing two or three people wearing his jersey and he always got much bigger ovation than his talent level would indicate. During his last season with the Milwaukee Brewers this player struggled mightily which is to say he played like shit. At the same time the Brewers had a highly touted prospect in the minor leagues who played the same position. It didn't take long for this player, this beloved player, to become hated by many fans for his crappy season. The fans resented him for taking playing time away from this prospect. How dare our former favorite take away this prospect's playing time? Why doesn't he just go away already? I can't wait til the Brewers are rid of this guy once and for all! He gave me herpes!
Does this sound at all familiar to you? If you hadn't figured it out this is the story of JJ Hardy and Alcides Escobar, but it could easily be about Casey McGehee and Taylor Green. Casey McGehee was (wrongly, but still) the team MVP last year. His jerseys were everywhere and you always heard people saying he was a throwback, a guy who just looks like he belongs on the Brewers. Now? He's lucky people don't spit in his food. And we all forget this now, but Hardy's last season with the Brewers was just as bad. For a player that has recently been called (by Brewers fans) "one of the best shortstops in the game" and "someone the Brewers never should have let get away", it's kind of funny how much time can change our opinions.
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The reason that I tell this story is because you just never know. This season could turn out be an outlier or it could be the sign of things to come. You don't know. Casey McGehee has been bad this season, but that doesn't mean that he is bad. More importantly, no matter what happens he doesn't want to be bad. He is working hard to fix this. His teammates don't boo him, they want him to succeed. He has had success in the past and there is no reason to believe he can't have success again. He is going to do whatever he can to regain that success. He is trying his best and that is all we can ask of him. He does not deserve to be booed for failing because failing is human (just ask every girl I've ever been with.)
Furthermore, Casey has not failed 100% of the time. He has been bad, yes, but he has also done some very good things. Consider that the Brewers only have homefield in this round because they have one more win in the regular season than the Diamondbacks do. What if Casey doesn't get the game winner in the 10th against the Cardinals? What if he doesn't have 3 homeruns and 5 RBIs in that five run Brewers win? What then? Are they on the road right now?
All of this is not even why booing Casey is wrong. There are two much bigger reasons why booing Casey (or anyone) is the stupidest thing you can do at these games and they are:
- POSITIVE ENERGY. Do you want the Brewers to win? Do you want them to go all the way? Then cheer your brains out. Do not boo. Shower them with love and be rewarded for it. They feed off the energy. The power of positive energy is real.
- THE FUTURE. Twenty years from now Casey McGehee is going to be throwing out a first pitch or doing an autograph signing and you are going to lose your shit. You will try to tell your kids about Casey McGehee and how he was on the 2011 Brewers team that changed your life. They will ignore you and go back to doing virtual cocaine on their iPad 50s, but you will try. You will tell them about his three homer game and how you always loved him. You won't remember what his OPS was or his BA with RISP. You will only remember the good times. Casey will bring you back to this season and you will love him for it.
And really, that's what it's all about. This is the best time to be a Brewers fan. The guy has had a terrible season, but it's over now and it didn't cost the Brewers a playoff spot. Get over it. He's doing his best. He's not even starting. Don't boo him. The Milwaukee Brewers are in the playoffs up two games to zero. This is awesome.
Let's just enjoy it.
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Joan Holmes, Testimony before the Congressional Human Rights Caucus
On 21 May 2003, Joan Holmes presented testimony to the Congressional Human Rights Caucus on the inextricable link between women and ending world hunger. She recommended that the Caucus recognize that "The greatest violation of human rights in our world is the subjugation of women, and the persistence of world hunger is its greatest consequence."
Despite the fact that the invitation to the session explicitly stated that "food quantity is not the underlying problem compounding the hunger crisis" the bulk of testimony focused on conventional food aid approaches to dealing with famines. Joan was the only woman among the six experts invited to speak, and the only speaker who distinguished famine and chronic, persistent hunger.
Joan drove home the three ways that gender inequality is fundamentally linked to hunger: the link between women's well-being and the well-being of all society, women as the primary food producers and women as leaders and key change agents for the end of hunger.
For all of us committed to the end of hunger, Joan's concise, powerful communication will be an important tool to awaken people to the fundamental cause of most of the world's remaining hunger.
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Eric Strader of Missouri holds this large brown caught on the Taneycomo in Branson, MO. Eric and his buddies go to great lengths to catch the legendary brown trout of the "Taney" in the fall. This one Eric pulled in at 2am. Of course, the weather in the fall (and middle of the night) is unpredictable. Here Eric combats the conditions with his Simms G3 Guide Stockingfoots, L2 wading boots, RiverTek Wading Jacket, WINDSTOPPER® DL Jacket, Waderwick™ Top and Bottom, and his lucky Simms fishing hat. "The Simms layering system is perfect for all occasions," proclaims Eric.


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Immediate Release: November 19, 2010
Thruway Authority to Continue with Tappan Zee Bridge Deck Replacement Project
The New York State Thruway Authority announced that deck replacement work on the Tappan Zee Bridge will continue during the week of November 20, 2010.
The work will be done in sequential order, is weather-dependent, and is subject to change. Updates will be issued to announce any change in schedule.
Saturday, November 20 and Sunday, November 21
No work scheduled.
Monday, November 22 and Tuesday, November 23
Work will begin at 8 p.m. resulting in the closure of one right southbound lane, and an additional right southbound at 11 p.m. until 6 a.m. from milepost 13.2 to milepost 17.9. In addition, there will be one right northbound lane closure at 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. from milepost 12.9 to the west abutment on the Tappan Zee Bridge. At least one lane southbound and three lanes northbound will be opened to traffic from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
During Monday and Tuesday night operations, due to the southbound lane closures, the southbound entrance at Interchange 10 will be closed from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. and southbound traffic will be detoured on a posted detour route through Nyack to the entrance at Route 59 near Interchange 11.
During Monday and Tuesday night operations, due to the northbound lane closure, the entrance ramp from Broadway (southbound) in Tarrytown will also be closed from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. All traffic will be detoured to the entrance ramp from Route 119.
Wednesday, November 24 through Sunday, November 28
No work scheduled.
These lane closures are required for the contractor to work on the installation of safety railing on the steel barriers and in the east deck truss spans; perform surveying work, and install electrical conduits and their supports from milepost 13.8 to the west abutment. They will also be performing deck repair work in the East Deck Truss Spans from milepost 13.2 to milepost 13.8.
For the safety of the public and construction workers, motorists are urged to proceed with caution and obey posted work-zone speed limits.
Traffic updates will be broadcast to motorists via Variable Message Signs along the highway and by Highway Advisory Radio 530 AM in the Tappan Zee Bridge corridor, as well as 1610 AM in the Newburgh area.
The second phase of the deck replacement project is slated for completion in the Winter of 2012.


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Jesse: You know, I don't get it. Why would anyone paint a picture of a door, over and over again, like, dozens of times?
Jane: But it wasn't the same.
Jesse: Yeah, it was.
Jane: It was the same subject, but it was different every time. The light was different, her mood was different. She saw something new every time she painted it.


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Hi all, AF started on May 8 and ended on May 13. My husband and I were intimate on May 15, and today I have had pink/red spotting. I have never had spotting before, other than when I was pregnant, but this just seems like weird timing for spotting due to pregnancy. Is it possible that I am pregnant, even though I had a period this month. I would probably just ignore this and chalk it up to being nothing, except that just last night I had told my husband I have been nauseous every night before bed for the past couple days. I have heard of people getting periods throughout their pregnancies, so I know its possible, but I never did with my first. Just wondered if anyone else has experienced this and if so, what did it turn out to be? Also, I am on birth control, which I started on the 12, but I have always used bc and never had any abnormal bleeding before.
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The AJL Podcast brings you the best talks on Jewish literature and the Jewish library world, with respected experts and popular authors. Please check back periodically, as new lectures will be added to the series.
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Abraham Joshua Heschel, a scholar, writer and theologian, is widely recognized as one of the most influential Jewish spiritual leaders of the 20th century. The Heschel archive consists of 85 boxes containing manuscripts, correspondence, publications, documents and photographs spanning five decades and at least four languages. Included among the papers are notes and drafts for nearly all of Heschel's published works, as well as extensive correspondence with some of the leading religious figures of his time, such as Martin Buber, Thomas Merton, and Reinhold Niebuhr. The papers also contain extensive documentation on Heschel's lifelong commitment to social justice, including planning documents, correspondence with organizers, speeches, and even hate mail. In the presentation, Rachel introduces Heschel's life and work, his writings and his religious and social activity as it is revealed through his personal archive. She presents images of a variety of items from the archive and discusses the challenges and discoveries experienced in processing this outstanding collection as it is being prepared for scholars and researchers.
Presented by Rachel Ariel at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The National Library of Israel (NLI) continues to make major progress towards its goal of being a modern national library for both the State of Israel and the Jewish people. During the past year, the library has introduced a new user interface to its bibliographic records, enabled multi-alphabet searching (both persons and subjects), as well as preparing for the changes in national bibliographic standards related to RDA. The library has created and staffed a department of educational services which offers many options to all levels of users, from school children to researchers. Construction f the new building, on a site opposite the Knesset, will begin soon. On the international scene, the Library is taking an active part in the Europeana digital initiative and planning a cooperative project of scanning Hebrew manuscripts worldwide. This session presents these and additional ongoing and planned projects.
Presented by Marina Goldsmith and Elhanan Adler at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Six years ago, a reference librarian in the Dorot Room of New York's 42nd Street Library brought Doreen Rappaport three volumes she had not requested - all about Jewish resistance during the Holocaust - and sparked her curiosity to explore this subject. Rappaport shares her research journey from domestic and international libraries and archives to her work with Holocaust scholars and resisters to shape a book that covers the most up-to-date concepts of "resistance" and reveals how Jews organized to rescue themselves and others. Beyond Courage garnered six starred reviews, was selected as one of the best non-fiction books of 2012 by The New York Times and The Washington Post, and was named a Sydney Taylor Honor Book for Teen Readers by AJL.
Presented by Doreen Rappaport at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Currently, there is a very strong national interest in family history. As with any research, there are methods, processes and sources unique to this study. An overview of beginning steps, tools for reference interviews, and sources used that help uncover our Judaic heritage are offered.
Presented by Sue Kaufman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
In 1982, after moving to a planned community thirty miles north of Houston, Dede Fox Ducharme and her family joined a small congregation that met with visiting rabbis in various locations. As Beth Shalom of The Woodlands grew into a synagogue with 170 families, a rabbi and a building, many families expressed the need for a synagogue library. What began as a couple of boxes of donated books and a pile of index cards eventually grew into a meticulously designed, automated library with 2,000 cataloged books, a children's area, a small bank of computers, a display case, and a Torah study table. Follow Dede's journey from parent, religious school teacher, and board representative to synagogue librarian as, little by little, she and her spiritual community built something from nothing.
Presented by Dede Fox Ducharme at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Susan Freiband outlines some ideas for effectively managing volunteers in synagogue libraries, including recruiting and promoting volunteers from within the congregation, and training new volunteers. The importance of communication and feedback to build an effective team will be discussed.
Presented by Susan Freiband at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
This session provides a description and overview of collections of synagogue archives at Yeshiva University, with an emphasis on describing and providing examples of different types of records which typically comprise synagogue archives. There will be discussion of the history of synagogues, chiefly in New York City (plus a small taste of the large state of Texas), why it is important to collect synagogue records, and different aspects of acquiring synagogue records.
Presented by Shulamith Berger at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Over seven years in the making, the Gershwind-Bennett Isaac Leeser Digitization Project uses digital technologies to make accessible on-line the physically dispersed corpus of over 2,100 handwritten letters, monograph and serial publications, as well as print material related to Isaac Leeser. Isaac Leeser (1806-1868) was an architect of 19th century American Jewish life, editor of the Occident, the first American Jewish monthly periodical, the founder of the first American Jewish publication society and of Maimonides College, the nation's first rabbinical seminary. The Leeser corpus is the first of what we hope will be a continuing series of such initiatives within the framework of the Jesselson-Kaplan American Genizah Project, an international initiative to integrate digital technologies into the way we study early American Jewry. Its primary goal is to create an open access digital repository or "genizah" of physically dispersed primary sources that document the development of Jewish life in the western hemisphere form the 16th-19th centuries.
Presented by Arthur Kiron at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
A library is more than a collection of books found within the library walls. It extends out into every area of the synagogue and school, including the administration office, music department, gym and sports area, and to each classroom. Each area has a variety of resources and items that help to enrich the synagogue's congregation and student education. A library automation software program will help to organize, catalog, and keep track of all of these valuable and important resources.
Presented by Shara Blackmore at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
This paper focuses on the ongoing research being carried out by Rebecca Jefferson on the history of the Cairo Genizah manuscript collections. Since 2008, Jefferson has been examining letters and documents held in various libraries around the world to uncover the story behind the discovery of the Cairo Genizah. These archives have revealed fascinating tidbits about the main protagonists, Solomon Schechter, Elkan Nathan Adler and Adolf Neubauer, as well as the back story of a shadowy nobleman, Count Riamo d'Hulst. Jefferson will outline the discoveries so far, providing examples from previously unseen letters, and she will discuss the challenges of this research and the problems ahead. The recording starts with the session already in progress.
Presented by Rebecca Jefferson at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The evolution of Jewish medieval classification of library collections evolved over the Tannaitic (70vCE to 200 CE), Amoraic (200-500 CE), Savoraim (500-600 CE), Geonic (600-900 CE), Rishonim (900-1450 CE), Achronim (1450-Shoah) periods as the genres of Jewish knowledge expanded and the world of Jewish knowledge developed in an oral tradition that later was set down. Mordechai Breuer, Ephraim Kanarfogel, Isadore Twersky, Adin Steinsaltz, and Nathan Drazin have shown that this evolution of the Jewish library within the context of Jewish educational "institutions," such as the medieval Yeshivot, Rabbinic Academies, Bate Midrash, Synagogues, and self-regulating Jewish Communal government (kehilah), allowed for the classification and organization of manuscripts and sefarim to remain internally coherent.
Presented by David Levy at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
When new library initiatives were paired with space limitations, staff and librarians in the Cataloging and Metadata Center at UCLA became concerned about their growing backlogs, especially those in non-Roman scripts. Sharon Benamou was appointed chair of a group charged to develop new workflows and methods to eliminate these backlogs. The speaker discusses the specific methods chosen for different historic backlogs held in the department, including Southeast Asian, the general backlog and our newest project, the Cummings Collection of Hebraica and Judaica.
Presented by Sharon Benamou at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Under Library of Congress rules, the Law Library, rather than the Hebraic section's reading room, gets all materials pertaining to the Israeli legal system, the legal status of Jews regardless of place, and works on Mishpat Ivri (aspects of halacha addressing subjects that western legal scholars consider to be "law" rather than "religion"). These materials are often of interest to Judaica scholars and are often collected by libraries specializing in Jewish materials. However, since LC considers them to be "law," they are cataloged according to the norms for cataloging legal materials rather than Judaica.
Presented by Aaron Kuperman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Get creative! Embrace technology in your library and learn about 21st entury tools that can be used by students, teachers, and librarians. Learn about useful tech tools to help promote, collaborate, and share with your faculty, parents, community, and the world. Tools to be discussed include Prezi, Livebinders, Mighty Bell, Smore, Flip Snack, Symbaloo, Google Apps and more. See Jennifer's blog for links to the tools mentioned in her presentation at http://www.jennifershaferwyatt.com/2013/06/tech-tools-for-collaboration-promotion.html.
Presented by Jennifer Shafer Wyatt at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
As the e-revolution rolls on, and Kindles and tablets begin to rule the world, how are librarians to deal with the material we already have? This talk discusses some of the questions we are discussing in Oakland, and suggests some concepts that may be useful, as technology becomes even more ubiquitous. These important issues include: How "new" does the collection have to be? How do we decide what to purchase? Who is our clientele, if the younger generation is using e-readers? How do we reach them? What is our teaching role? How do we market ourselves?
Presented by Fred Isaac at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Representatives from the Israel and Judaica Section at the Library of Congress discuss developments in acquisitions and cataloging during the past year, including a presentation by Joan Biella on progress in RDA implementation as it relates to Hebraica and Judaica cataloging.
Presented by Aaron Taub, Joan Biella, Marina Korenberg, Gail Shirazi, Galina Teverovsky, and Aaron Kuperman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
While doing research at the Jacob Rader Marcus archive in Cincinnati, Ohio, Kay Goldman discovered the memoir of entrepreneur Henry Mayer. After reading it, she realized it was the memoir of Henry's wife, Rebecca. This remarkable woman who married at fifteen and traveled as the lone woman down the Santa Fe Trail deserved to have her story told. Thus, Kay began to verify the story Rebecca told. First she verified simple facts such as the date her mother arrived in the United States. However, she also uncovered information the family never knew - the fact that her father owned slaves.
Presented by Kay Goldman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
This session is dedicated to the memory of Bernard Rapoport, 1917-2012, a Texas Jew who made great contributions in many areas including education in the US and Israel; local and national politics; philanthropy, general and Jewish in the US and Israel; and libraries. It is hard to find an event in history in which Jews, broadly defined, did not participate. The early history of Texas, from the first colonization in the 1500's until the war against Mexico in 1836 which resulted in Texas independence, was no exception. This presentation discusses the most notable contributions made by Jews during that period of history.
Presented by Yaakov Aronson at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The winner of the 2013 Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award was Karen Propp, for her work in progress, Freestyle. Hear her award acceptance speech from the 2013 Association of Jewish Libraries Conference in Houston, Texas.
Two of the silver medalists who won Sydney Taylor Honor Awards in 2013 were present at the conference in Houston, Texas. Hear the award acceptance speeches by Doreen Rappaport (Beyond Courage) and Sheri Sinykin (Zayde Comes to Live).


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Statement of Employment Support for People with Dwarfism
Little People of America (LPA) would like to extend its support to the plaintiffs in two Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) lawsuits, both involving women with dwarfism. Employment discrimination remains a key issue in our community. LPA is dedicated to raising awareness around employment issues that face people with dwarfism and fully supports its members' pursuit of any and all career opportunities.
LPA and the "M" Word
Read the article on Salon.com entitled "Who are you calling a 'midget'?"


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Los Gatos, CAUSA
Hometown: Los Gatos
August 22, 2009
From Meetups
Community; like-minded people.
Not sure--rent or buy.
1. South Bay (Santa Cruz), or more inland or East Bay, even Marin & parts north, or S. CA.
Interested in sharing, housing, community, a new way to live.
My apologies, Lia! I meant Thursday at 7PM - I'm doing a bit of multi-tasking and slipped.
Hi Lia,
You've come to the right place! Come check us out on Wednesday at noon - look for me and we'll sit together.
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Hi Lia! Welcome to the Santa Cruz Transplants & Friends Meetup group. I look forward to meeting you. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Welcome back to East Bay Cohousing, Lia. I saw your comment on the Birth Story movie about your being in the area next week - use the Contact button on the left on our MeetUp pages to reach us privately and talk about how we can be of assistance. FYI, we'll be down in Mountain View this Friday for the cohousing groundbreaking downtown there.
Hi Lia, Yes, please join us, we'd love to have you.
Hi Lia,
Welcome to the San Jose Abraham-Hicks Study Group. We're brand new. We're going to meet this coming Tuesday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. at my house (details below). If you can't make this one, we'll schedule more.
We'll be reading from the latest book, The Vortex. If you don't have it, let me know, and I'll make a copy of the first chapter for you.
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President and Vice-Chancellor, Emily Carr University of Art and Design
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New campus for Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver. Can we envision an entirely new way of building classrooms and studios?
Emily Carr University of Art + Design has an opportunity that comes once in a lifetime – to build a university dedicated solely to art, media and design, constructed to showcase creative work and creative research. Our ambition is no less than to build an institution so extraordinary that it can accommodate the creativity of the human spirit in all its forms of expression. The challenge is that government standards, building constraints and financial limitations may not allow us to build a real representation of 21st century learning. What should classrooms look like today? How should creative studios function? What is the best layout for engaging learners in the adventures of learning?
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scott leeJul 27 2013: When I got my fine arts degree my school when through a transition and the department changed campuses. We went from an old crowded space to a brand new building. The new building was great and it had more facilities but I still remember with fondness the old space.
In the old space the 4th year studios were in portables. Portables sure get a bad rap. Where's the architectural ingenuity in that? The atmosphere was great though, especially in that last year. They were getting removed! Anything goes! Students had their own codes to the doors, they were open 24 hours, and they had a good relationship with security. There was the odd party in the studios, the odd sleepover, people wrote on the walls, and nobody cared what happened to the building.
The new space was great but that freedom never returned.
Artists don't need well designed architecture, they need anarchy. They need freedom. Take all that money that you would use on some fancy building and use it for clean up every year. Give them a bare bones semi-industrial space and let them trash it if they want. Use the money you saved to repaint over the graffiti or whatever. Don't make them feel the building in precious or their respect for the space will interfere with their creativity.
Don't give them an inspirational space, give them anarchy.
Jul 27 2013: Scott, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this wonderful comment. I agree completely. I told one of the people working on the project that I was interested in spaces of "indifferent conversation." By that I meant the serendipity of learning through spontaneous contact with people. We will build a space that is open and allows for any number of interactions and in any number of different ways. We are not into "clean" art spaces. They are always dirty, evidence of work being done or having been completed. We consider our walls to be spaces and places for art and for expression and will do so in the new campus. Money is one of our great constraints. Our operating budget is 1/5th the amount of sister institutions in the United States. But, that is also a strength because we have learned to make do with less and to make and create more. My hope is that with all the rules and regulations and government policies governing a project like this, that we will nevertheless be able to do as you say, give everyone and most importantly our students an inspirational space. Thanks again...
Jul 30 2013: I like that, what a wonderful concept!
I'm not sure why but it triggers the notion of "Before I graduate I want to"
P.S. I think taking (start and end of year) photos of the classrooms would make interesting historical records for school archives.
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Nov 30, 2008
Vermont Pumpkin Soup
Once in a long while I can get someone from the Osprey Observer to give me an old family recipe from the past. I lucked out this month with one I think you'll like. It is different and little bit special because it came from Vermont, the state where I was born. From Kitchen of(…)


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NEWS . EDITORIAL FEATURES SPORTS . CLASSIFIEDS 2 3 4 6 11 control in j -JJ- 1 O THE 1 934 Washingtci V , Yv sec page 6 . , WJ w MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 2009 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WWW.WSUSIGNP0ST.COM n n iO u i 'Cats take ) VOL 80 ISSUE 27 (Li ji UUD Home shredders said to be no longer sufficient for safety By James Dohnert news reporter 1 7he Signpost In a world where a person's credit score can get them everything from a job to a house, an identity can be based on numbers that can be stolen. Identity theft is up 22 percent from last year, and now more than ever, Americans have to protect everything from their credit statements to their medical records. In hopes of combating the problem, Utah's Attorney General, Mark Shurtleff, came to Weber State University on Friday, Oct. 9 to offer tips to prevent people from being victims. "Everybody is at risk of identity theft," Shurtleff said. Shurtleff is on a statewide tour to help people better understand what they need to do to prevent their identity from being stolen. He discussed what he's doing to fight the problem along with prevention methods the average citizen can take to stop the problem. "We still need to be paranoid in this day and age," Shurtleff said. Everything from high-tech security to low-end protection was discussed on Friday. The event even offered a free document shredding service to attendees, because shredding documents at home is no longer safe enough, according to Richard Bennion, a member of Enable Industries Inc. "Scanners exist now that can reconfigure shredded documents," Bennion said. Bennion and his company were on site to shred documents in a secure manner that deters identity thieves as much as possible. Enable Industries Inc., a local Ogden company, shreds documents in a secure warehouse that turns private documents into recycled paper. The process prevents identity thieves known as "dumpster divers" from getting hold of people's private information. One individual at the event said he tried to completely get rid of his information. "I tried to burn my stuff," said Greg Weathers, an attendant at the event. In today's society, people have to take the utmost precaution when dealing with their confidential materials. In a technology-driven world, thieves can and will do just about anything to get the information they need. From credit reports to bank statements to social security numbers, everything has to be properly disposed of. "Technology is making it easier for thieves to get your identity, but at the same time technology is making it easier for you to protect it," said identity theft prevention expert Scott Morrill. A key focus at Friday's event was awareness. Many people aren't aware of the types of technology that help protect their identity. Shurtleff recently See Theft page 5 '? ',r-p"' ' ...... i. ' V V', f 1 git g - -- . I'HUIOBl BRYAN BUllbRHtlD IL MCM'Lb Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff addresses a crowd about identity theft at WSU on Friday. Diversity at the Atrium t; " f ---- V h '. V i) .: . ' " ' ... . ' ' - if- v . A, ' ' i . B 0rr. " - -J " IS? H ' s' ' - 4. :- M .4: t 1 1 i - - - . . , .m ni..,.,.ri ,,. PHOIO B KANtfcZ HASSAN I HI MMI'OSl Irma Hernandez and Mariachi band members performed for a crowd in Shepherd Union Building atrium during the 11 th Annual Diversity Conference on Friday. The three-day event included multiple workshops from speakers disscussing how to understand diversity in the economy. The conference ended with a keynote address by Carol Ugochukwu. Education needed for minorities Former HUD secretary speaks about preparation for future By Spencer Garn asst. news editor I The Signpost In the first keynote speech of Weber State University's 11th annual Diversity Conference last Thursday, Henry Cisneros, the former Housing and Urban Development Secretary in the Clinton administration, spoke about the need to prepare for dramatic demographic changes. "We need to prepare a place for diversity," Cisneros said. "It's all about preparing minorities intellectually to take their places professionally and in leadership." The Census Bureau projected that by the year 2046, the total population of the United States will grow from just over 300 million to 433 million. Of the population increase, it is projected that 115 million will be minorities. The Latino population is expected to grow by 63 million, the largest of any ethnicity. This means that by 2046, minorities will make up half of the total population. The minority growth is expected to be larger than the growth of traditional, white Anglo-Americans because minority families tend to be younger and larger. Cisneros said the growth will not only necessitate the building of infrastructure sufficient to support a See Education page 9 Columbus Day: to celebrate or not ? Students share their thoughts on a national holiday By Thomas Alberts news reporter I The Signpost Every October at the beginning of the month, Spain, the United States and other countries in the Americas celebrate what we call Columbus Day. On Oct. 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed into what is now known as the Bahamas. Following this event, the whole Western Hemisphere became subject to the colonization of various European powers. However, there are those opposed to celebrating this as a national holiday. First, there is the fact that GKAPI IK B1 MIMEIO I HI bH.NI'Obl Columbus introduced European diseases to a people that had never experienced them and had no built-in immunity to them, in a massive reduction in the indigenous people's population. Second, there were the allegations of genocide and enslavement reported and protested by some eyewitnesses during those times. "Columbus never seems to worry about making money from other people's suffering," said Kaihryn MacKay, professor of history. "But there are other Europeans that do, and people that protested against 'what S'e Columbus page 5 Columnist to share experiences from reporting abroad NY Times columnist to talk about global poverty and human sex trafficking By Cimaron Neugebauer news editor 1 77ie Signpost Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and Tlie New York Tunes columnist Nicholas Kristof will visit Weber State University on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Kristof will speak at 12:30 p.m. in the Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater about his experiences traveling to impoverished countries and his new book, Half rlie Sky: Turning Oppression into Oppommit' for Women Work! wide. Kristof, who co-wrote the book with his wife Sheryl WuDunn, said the book argues that the challenge for this century is to address gender inequity around the world. Kristof will also hold a panel discussion at 6:30 p.m. in the Wildcat Theater. Both the lecture and the convocation speech are free to the public. The columnist will also address gender inequity around the world and the issues of global poverty. "There are huge issues like sex trafficking, which at the extreme is pretty much modem slavery," Kristof said. Kristof has been a columnist for Tlie New York Times since 2001. lie grew up in a rural town in Oregon, and went on to graduate from Harvard College and then study law at Oxford University. Since becoming a reporter, Kristof has traveled to more than 140 countries. He said isiting around die world and seeing the poverty and lack of education firsthand is quite difficult to walk away from. Kristof said he believes those who aren't educated not only miss out personally, but so do their countries. "You just can't develop an economy when kids just don't get educated," he said. Kristof said tlie best wav to fight global poverty is to educate girls in countries throughout the world and bring them into tlie economy. He said there are tens of millions of girls who do not get an education precisely because they are girls. The columnist said he hopes his speaking engagement on Tuesday will help WSU students think of what they can do to make a difference. "Our hope is really that young people will not only read tlie book, but also get active in some of these issues," See Columnist page 5 Nicholas Kristof.
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As used in this chapter—
The term "veteran" includes a person who died in the active military, naval, or air service.
Source(Pub. L. 85–857, Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1126, § 401; Pub. L. 91–24, § 4(a),June 11, 1969, 83 Stat. 33; Pub. L. 91–96, § 5,Oct. 27, 1969, 83 Stat. 145; renumbered § 1301,Pub. L. 102–83, § 5(a),Aug. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 406.)
1991—Pub. L. 102–83renumbered section 401 of this title as this section.
1969—Pub. L. 91–96struck out par. (1) which defined "basic pay".
Par. (1). Pub. L. 91–24substituted "sections 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, or 207 of title 37" for "sections 232(a), 232(e), or 308 of Title 37".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 91–96effective first day of second calendar month which begins after Oct. 27, 1969, see section 8 ofPub. L. 91–96, set out as a note under section 1302 of this title.
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A public authority, having power of eminent domain (condemnation), adopts a resolution of necessity for a public improvement. If it negotiates a purchase of lands and obtains a transfer of title without initiating condemnation proceedings, is the transfer exempt?
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Property from the estate of a decedent is willed to a son who waives his rights to the property. A grandson then contracts to buy the property from the estate. Is the transfer taxable?
In a probate estate under independent probate, the sole heir will receive (without consideration) a deed from the personal representative as there is no provision for an order assigning residue. Does this transfer qualify as exempt?
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Taxpayer sets up a living (grantor) trust. When the grantor dies, the property passes to the beneficiaries of the trust. Is this transfer exempt?
In a probate estate, two heirs are agreeing to an unequal assignment of the real estate. One heir is paying the estate the difference between the equal share and the value of what is actually received, which is then distributed to the other heir. Which exemption applies?
In a probate estate where the real estate is assigned to the heirs by court order, is a transfer affidavit required?
Familial Transfers
Is a transfer from a grantor to his or her child (including stepchild or adopted child) and the child's spouse exempt under MCL 207.526(j) of the SRETT?
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If a court orders, grants or assigns a party to a divorce title to marital property and orders that person to pay his or her ex-spouse a specific price for the ex-spouse's interest in the property, is the transfer subject to the SRETT?
Is a sheriff's deed given according to a sale on a writ of execution to satisfy a judgment exempt from SRETT under MCL 207.526(h)(i)?
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A person creates a joint tenancy with her two daughters. Upon the person's death, the two daughters, as survivors, continue as joint tenants. The child of one of the daughters purchases the land from his or her mother and aunt. Is the child's purchase taxable?
How may tenancies in common and joint tenancies be distinguished from each other for the purpose of an exemption under MCL 207.526(r) of the SRETT?
Land Contracts
On a pre-95 land contract: The original purchaser "assigns interest" to another buyer in 1995. Is this a taxable transaction? When the ultimate buyer pays off the contract and the deed is registered, will that transaction be exempt under MCL 207.526(s)?
Does MCL 207.526(o) exempt the payment of the SRETT for a sale on a land contract?
If the tax is paid early, before the completion of a land contract, can a refund be requested?
Is the sale of development rights to a township under a development rights installment purchase contract and deed of conservation easement subject to the SRETT?
A sales agreement originally dated July 1994 has been extended several times, but the sales price remained fixed. An extension was done in 1995.Is this sale exempt from the SRETT?
When a purchaser defaults on a land contract, the original seller may go to court to foreclose on the land contract. The foreclosure is a court-ordered sale of the purchaser's equity in the property (county clerk's sale) subject to redemption. The county clerk auctions the property and issues a county clerk's deed. Is the purchase from a county clerk exempt?
Is the grant or assignment of a mortgagee's interest exempt from SRETT under MCL 207.526(d)?
Is a transfer by sheriff's deed or county clerks deed given in foreclosure of a mortgage exempt from the SRETT?
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Certain lands owned by nonprofit charitable institutions are exempt from real property taxes under MCL 211.7(o) of the General Property Tax Act. Are conveyances to such organizations exempt from the SRETT by virtue of the character of such organizations?
Are conveyances by such organizations exempt from the SRETT by virtue of the character of such organizations?
Certain lands of nonprofit theater, library, education or scientific institutions are exempt from real property taxes under MCL 211.7(n) of the General Property Tax Act.
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Houses of worship, parsonages, and certain buildings or facilities owned or used by religious societies are exempt from real property taxes under MCL 211.7(s) of the General Property Tax Act.
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If tenants in common or joint tenants partition a parcel, i.e., split a parcel into pieces, one owned by each, is the transfer of title taxable?
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Smash and grab car break-ins have Louisville Metro Police working 110 cases since early August.
According to police, someone is busting windows and taking purses, wallets, electronics, or whatever else is visible and valuable inside. Often, the crimes are happening at parks, golf courses or along streets where people leave their vehicles for a few hours.
"I actually spoke to one victim who said she had her car in sight 80% of the time at a walking trail," said Major Mark Fox, commander of the LMPD's Fifth Division. "When she came back, the window was busted and purse was gone."
Metro police are setting up surveillance and decoy vehicles with tracking devices attached to electronics, wallets and purses in hopes of tracking down whoever is responsible.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek bank deposits rose by more than 1.5 billion euros in March despite fears Cyprus's banking crisis would trigger deposit outflows in other indebted euro zone economies, Greece's central bank chief said.
More than 19 billion euros have returned to Greece since mid-June last year when the election of a pro-bailout government allayed fears of a messy Greek exit from the euro zone.
George Provopoulos also said on Wednesday he was optimistic that Greek lenders Alpha Bank
"The completion of the recapitalization process, the continuing trend of deposit returns and a gradual comeback of Greek banks and businesses to international capital markets create more favorable conditions for the economy," he said.
Greece's biggest banks need fresh funds to restore their solvency ratios after incurring losses from a sovereign debt writedown and bad loans and have been merging to survive a debt crisis that has pushed the economy into a six-year slump.
They have until the end of April to complete the process of recapitalization, which includes the injection of funds from the country's latest EU/IMF bailout.
After their integration was suspended earlier this week, the country's largest lender National Bank
Provopoulos confirmed the two lenders had informed the central bank that they were unlikely to raise enough cash from private investors. The country's international lenders had raised issues concerning the size of the merged entity relative to Greece's gross domestic product (GDP).
Provopoulos reiterated that all Greek deposits were safe and fully protected regardless of amount.
The economy is in its sixth year of recession and expected to shrink 4.5 percent this year.
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A teacher has been suspended in France for allegedly asking pupils to hold a one-minute silence for gunman Mohamed Merah, who killed seven people, according to local reports.
Merah died in a police assault on his flat in Toulouse on Thursday after a 32-hour siege.
The Paris Normandie newspaper says students walked out after the teacher in Rouen called Merah "a victim".
The Minister for State education, Luc Chatel (pictured), asked the vice-chancellor of Rouen to immediately suspend this teaching.
The teacher is also reported to have said Merah's links to al-Qaeda were invented by the media and French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Mohamed Merah died in a shoot-out at his flat in Toulouse on Thursday
The local head of the SGEN-CFDT trade union, Pascal Bossuyt, said that the woman "said something unfortunate in a particular context and she immediately regretted what she said".
Merah shot dead three Jewish children and a rabbi as they arrived at school on Monday morning, and he killed three soldiers a few days before.
French schools had held a minute's silence for the victims of the shootings after the attack on the Jewish site
Most of the students walked out of the Rouen classroom although a few remained, saying they were trying to understand what the teacher was talking about, Paris Normandie said.


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The DVD authoring software has been released in the new 1.8.0 version that promises to keep complex DVD menus under control.
It's been a while since Qdvdauthor forecast a new version of the DVD mastering software. Version 1.8.0 will help in creating menus for homemade DVDs. The program leans heavily on Ffmpeg, M/Player/ Mencoder and Dvdauthor.
According to QDVD developer Varol Okan's blog, the latest version also includes 25 bugfixes and a new DVDLayout tab (see graphic). This will enable a graphic display of the DVD menu structure. It shows which link leads to which subpage and if there is a way back. This could prove to be extremely helpful with complex menus.
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Damage to our community is heavy and widespread. No one area of town was hit harder than another. As a result, it's difficult to predict which areas may have power restored first. LG&E estimates that fully restoring power will take 10 to 14 days. Be prepared to be without electricity for up to two weeks.
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The above "preliminary sketch" was posted by "NeonGTS" at neons.org.
Allpar reader "m@" caught this Dart-shaped car (below) out on the roads on February 16, 2012; it caught his interest partly because there's no need for Darts to wear camouflage. (And the car is very well covered.) Based on that, we think it's likely to be an SRT4 (or SRT Dart) test car.
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(1) Of the amounts appropriated pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary shall make available $45,000,000 to carry out section 300ee–32 of this title and $30,000,000 to carry out this part through financial assistance to minority entities for the provision of services to minority populations.
(2) After consultation with the Director of the Office of Minority Health and with the Indian Health Service, the Secretary, acting through the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shall, not later than 90 days after November 4, 1988, publish guidelines to provide procedures for applications for funding pursuant to paragraph (1) and for public comment.
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title XXV, formerly title XV, § 2524, as added Pub. L. 100–607, title II, § 221,Nov. 4, 1988, 102 Stat. 3103; amended Pub. L. 100–690, title II, § 2619(i) [(j)], Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4244; renumbered title XXV, Pub. L. 101–93, § 5(e)(1),Aug. 16, 1989, 103 Stat. 612; Pub. L. 102–531, title III, § 312(d)(24),Oct. 27, 1992, 106 Stat. 3505.)
1992—Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 102–531substituted "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention" for "Centers for Disease Control".
1988—Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 100–690substituted "the date of the enactment of the AIDS Amendments of 1988" for "the date of the enactment of this section", which for purposes of codification was translated as "November 4, 1988".
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
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Robert Murray of coal producer Murray Energy has added drama to the already somber occasion of having to lay off workers. Murray slashed more than 150 jobs after learning that President Obama had won re-election in light of forthcoming environmental policy that is widely expected to make it it incredibly difficult and expensive for coal miners to upgrade scrubber technology to comply with stricter standards.
Murray, the son of a coal miner and chief executive of the company that bears his name, attempted to soften the blow of the layoffs with a very public prayer, asking God's forgiveness for any decisions company executives might have made that played into the formidable state the Murray Energy finds itself in today. For a private company, Mr. Murray sure made a public display of his frustration. The private held concern employs about 3 thousand workers and mines some 30 million tons of coal annually.
Forthcoming Energy Policy
Indeed, Murray is not the only energy industry executive leary of the presidents energy policies despite the fact that President Obama has declared to free the U.S. from foreign oil. Some, like John Richels, chief executive of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma-based oil and natural gas producer Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN), hopes that the president will in fact support the energy industry's ability to access the country's plenteous domestic resources. In terms of policy, Richels recently told CNBC that his concerns surround the direction in which energy policy is heading because all that federal policy seems to do is replicate protocols already in place in many U.S. states.
Nonetheless, Richels appears hopeful that President Obama will in fact decide to allow the Keystone XL Pipeline, a product of TransCanada. The massive project would deliver crude oil produced in Western Canada to the Midwestern U.S. across some 1,179 miles of pipeline. The president shunned Keystone throughout his first administration, but Richels appears confident that it will become apparent that the only way for the U.S. to conquer its dependence on foreign oil is to have the resource delivered from our neighbor's to the north in Canada, according to a recent interview with Bloomberg news.
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In its 3Q, Devon's oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids revenues declined 18 percent versus the year ago period despite incremental gains in the price of natural gas. Richels attributes the shortfall to a plethora of supply coupled with a downward trend in the price for liquid gas, a resource that Devon accesses.
Nonetheless, he anticipates that price stabilizing, which would benefit Devon's performance. The company boasts of keeping a low debt profile, and the balance sheet illustrates "net debt to adjusted capitalization of 15 percent," according to a press release. Oil production was a bright spot for the company in the quarter, with a 26 percent year-over-year increase in onshore oil production in addition to a 30 percent rise in production in the Permian Basin.
The stock is trading at 52-week low levels, and has lost nearly 29 percent since 2009 when the company shed its offshore drilling and international business segments.
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Incidentally, the low natural gas prices that have been weighing on Devon's stock are a boon to the petrochemical industry, which is dependent on natural gas for the production of chemicals. Stocks including Dow Chemical (NYSE: DOW) and DuPont (NYSE: DD) are poised to benefit.
Dow Chemical is trading about 18 percent below its 52-week high. In its 4Q, the company revealed it would be taking a charge of up to $1.1 billion as part of a corporate restructuring. While Dow benefits from lower natural gas prices, the nation's leading chemical company has made some haunting choices. Dow Chemical announced job cuts, the closure of certain plants, and a write down tied to a renewable energy venture with TK Advanced Battery, a partnership that seems to have gone bust.
DuPont, which recently declared a 4Q dividend of $0.43 per share, is also undergoing a restructuring. Like Dow Chemical, DuPont's overhaul similarly involves layoffs over the next 18 months, and DuPont hopes to achieve "pre-tax cost savings of $450 million," the majority of which will be achieved in 2013, according to a press release. The stock is trading 19 percent below its 52-week high.
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Murray Energy has been in existence for nearly a quarter century, and it remains the largest privately held coal producer in the U.S. Perhaps Murray Energy needs to diversify its business model into other types of energy production. Despite the uncertainty surrounding coal production in the U.S., and the cool investment waters for coal stocks, maybe the coal miner's son should eventually consider an IPO to raise the capital needed to continue producing energy for the country.
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In conjunction with its review of the Economic Report, and the holding of hearings on the Economic Report under the Employment Act of 1946 [15 U.S.C. 1021 et seq.], the Joint Economic Committee shall review and analyze the short-term and medium-term goals set forth in the Economic Report pursuant to section 3(a)(2) and 4(b) of the Employment Act of 1946 [15 U.S.C. 1022 (a)(2), 1022a (b)].
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Source(Pub. L. 95–523, title III, § 302,Oct. 27, 1978, 92 Stat. 1904.)
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The Employment Act of 1946, referred to in subsec. (a), is act Feb. 20, 1946, ch. 33, 60 Stat. 23, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 21 (§ 1021 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1021 of this title and Tables.
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