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Thirty local organizations visited campus this week for the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy's Volunteer Service Fair. The annual event's goal is to inform Siena students about local organizations where they can pursue opportunities for volunteering, internships and possibly employment.
Franciscan Center Senior Events Coordinator Amy-Lynn Vanacore '14 helped to organize the event. She said it helps students who are interested in service get involved while living the College's mission of helping those in need. "It's a great opportunity to find avenues to work with and to share our Franciscan values within the community," Vanacore said.
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This is a discussion on Transporting a firearm for another person within the Before & After the Hunt forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; Good day everybody! I leave in 35 days for a plainsgame hunt in Namibia ) and I've been asked by ...
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Transporting a firearm for another person
Good day everybody!
I leave in 35 days for a plainsgame hunt in Namibia) and I've been asked by my host and outfitter to transport a firearm from the U.S. to Namibia with my baggage. It seems it was purchased by a son of a friend who is working in the states and they are looking to get it back to Namibia. Are there any legal or ownership issues such as customs,police regs or laws I might be violating. The gun is a 375 H&H bolt action.
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There are certainly customs issues in doing this and most probably legal ones as well.
When departing from the US, I cannot remember if you need to apply for a permanent weapon exportation or just be asked to fill out a permanent weapon exportation form at the airport, however any weapon being exported permanently from the U.S. has to be declared as such. Some fees or taxes may be involved, as well as proof of ownership... Call the U.S. Customs & Border Protection to find out the exact procedure or check out their website at www.cbp.gov for information. Proof of ownership or a paper
When arriving in Namibia, you are required to declare all firearms no matter what, failure to do so may result in more trouble than what the favor is worth in the first place. Anyhow I do not believe that as a foreigner you can permanently import firearms into Namibia and if it was for someone else, a citizen of Namibia, I do not know the regulations on that. Certainly at a minimum customs duty will have to be paid on the value of the rifle and an invoice will be requested by custom officials. Contact the Namibian Embassy in the U.S. at www.namibianembassyusa.org so that they can answer your questions and let you know of the proceedings.
This is not an area that I know so much about, so I strongly suggest that you get your information straight from the source.
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Thank you Jerome!
That is sound advice as always. I'll go to the source and get the facts.
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I've been dealing with MySQL Cluster in one way or another since around 2005 or so (back in the MySQL 4.1 days) but it is still full of "funny" surprises. This post is a collection of different locking related issue i ran into during the previous weeks that i had not been aware of up to now (or simply may have forgotten over time)
== Unique hash indexes lock exclusively ==
This is the one that regular users are most likely to run into: in general row logs in MySQL Cluster distinguish between reads and writes so that writers can block other writers, but not readers and readers from other transactions always see the last committed row value (Cluster currently only supports the READ COMMITTED isolation level). As soon as you have a secondary unique index in addition to a primary key things are different though. Internally a unique index that is not the primary key is implemented as a unique hash index in Cluster (and optionally also as an additional ordered T-Tree), and for unique hash entries there only seems to be exclusive locking so that writers will block readers across transactions.
See http://bugs.mysql.com/65086 for actual examples.
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2) currently the blocked starting node does not even tell what it is waiting for, it just silently sits and waits. So unless you know what is going on you are faced with a node that is simply stuck without doing anything (CPU, disc and network load next to zero)
The related bug report is http://bugs.mysql.com/65037 , proposed solutions are meaningful log messages in the short term and killing active transactions after a grace period in the long run.
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It is generally agreed that until recently the lack of proper "coordination of benefits" in a liability settlement has worked to the detriment of Medicare. This has changed. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Medicare saves now more than $8 billion annually on claims processed by insurances that are primary to Medicare. Today, more than ever, Medicare will not pay for services to the extent that payment has been made or can be reasonably be expected to be made under workers' compensation, liability, no-fault, automobile and self-insured responsible entities. Furthermore, Medicare has the authority to recoup payment from the rightful primary payer if necessary (42 U.S.C. 1395y(B)(2)(A)(II)).
At a minimum, plaintiff and defense counsel, insurance adjusters, and any organization that must report under §111 of the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007, including liability insurers, no-fault insurers, self-insurance, and workers' compensation plans and insurers, known as Responsible Reporting Entities (RRE), acknowledge that an understanding of the SCHIP act compliance issues is mandatory today. The Medicare Secondary Payer Act provides that Medicare may not make payment on behalf of a claimant for medical services or prescription drug therapy charges where payment has been made or can reasonably be expected to be made promptly (1) under a workers' compensation law or plan of the United States or a state; (2) under a liability policy (including a self-insured plan) or automobile no-fault coverage; or (3) under a group health policy. If one of these primary plans does not pay or cannot be expected to pay promptly, Medicare may make the payment "conditionally." Further, the statute provides that if the settlement appears to represent an attempt to shift to Medicare the responsibility for payment of medical expenses for the treatment of a work-related condition, the settlement will not be recognized.
The impact on the settlement could be catastrophic. Over and above the risk that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services may not recognize the terms of the settlement, the claimant may lose Medicare coverage, and the Office of General Counsel may make demand or bring suit against the claimant and attorneys. (See United States v. Harris, No. 5:08CV102 (2008) U.S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia).
Attorneys today must carefully determine if their client is a so-called Class I or II qualified individual. Class I includes those who are Medicare beneficiaries at the time of settlement, age 65 or over, or have been receiving Social Security disability benefits for 24 months or longer. Class II comprises those who have a "reasonable expectation" of becoming a Medicare beneficiary within 30 months and the total settlement amount is $250,000 or greater. At a minimum, a board-certified medicare set-aside specialist should be brought into cases now more than ever.
Angelo Sevarino, an attorney in East Windsor, has extensive experience in workers' compensation and liability Medicare Set-Asides and advises that the "proper use of a liability Medicare set-aside (LMSA ) is entirely voluntary and referral of any LMSA is not required at the moment, but is generally considered the best method we have today to document that you have properly considered Medicare's interests in the settlement and provide a level of certainty as to the client's future access to Medicare coverage."
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Furthermore, in some cases, there is risk to attorneys, even if the claimant does not fall under the guidelines of Medicare set-aside compliance upon settlement. For example, let's say a 45 year-old-male was severely injured in a personal injury case. The man is injured enough to make any reasonable person agree that he should or may never work again. This man, however, wants to work. He states to all concerned during settlement proceedings that he plans on working at least another 10 years—"God willing." As a result, he receives his substantial settlement unprotected by a special needs trust or Medicare set-aside — an outside Medicare set-aside expert was never called in. The claimant's attorney is satisfied and is more than happy to pass on the settlement check to the client.
Then sadly, two years later, the man realizes he cannot do what he had hoped for. He quits his job, and applies for Medicare and Social Security Disability benefits. We know the outcome here. Medicare has no responsibility whatsoever to pay this man's medical bills for his accident-related medical expenses until the settlement assets are spent first. The client may attempt to sue his own attorney for malpractice, claiming he was not properly advised.
We are not aware of any Connecticut case where the attorney has been sued or had a grievance filed against him or her for not properly advising the client of failure to establish a set-aside. That is not to say there is no such case in the pipeline in Connecticut. We do know of cases in other states though, including Grillo v Pettiete, in the 96th District Court in Tarrant County, Texas (2001). In that case, it was successfully charged that the plaintiff's attorneys failed to employ or consult "competent … experts in taxation, trusts, and/or structured annuities" resulting in an out of court settlement for $1.6 million. There are no winners in this potential legal drama.
The potential issue may be mitigated to some degree with some planning. The attorney should consider bringing in settlement planning experts—a team proficient in Medicare set-aside law, taxation, elder law, and settlement and investment advisory services. Once all the options are discussed in detail, the client should be asked to sign a well-crafted individually designed Informed Consent as to Medical Expenses or Care with Self-Administered Liability Medicare Set-Aside Account. This helps and informs properly all concerned.
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You'd think they'd all be in full retreat by now. You'd think all those parents hoping to enroll their kids in the Baxter Academy of Technology and Science would take one look at the turmoil surrounding the proposed charter school in Portland and run, not walk, back to the safety of the nearest public high school.
Yet there Tammy Gagne and her son Alec stood Tuesday before the Maine Charter School Commission.
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"Please, please, please give (Alec), and all the other kids who want this opportunity, a chance for something better," Tammy Gagne implored the seven-member commission.
Echoed Alec, an eighth-grader at Westbrook Middle School, "I need Baxter so that I can start to pave my way to what I want to do."
More on Alec in a minute. First, let's assess the recent damage to his dream high school.
John Jaques, Baxter Academy's founder and erstwhile director, is gone -- fired on March 7 for what the board of directors called a "pattern of mismanagement." The board also sued Jaques, alleging he failed to relinquish online access to intellectual property.
Jaques, claiming the board jettisoned him as a precondition for a $250,000 donation by the father of a prospective Baxter Academy teacher, counter-sued the board for defamation.
Then, last week, Portland Mayor Michael Brennan -- a longtime opponent of Baxter Academy -- got into the act. In a letter to Maine Attorney General Janet Mills, Brennan asked for a top-to-bottom investigation of the school and the immediate suspension of Baxter's efforts to obtain an operating contract from the Charter School Commission.
All of which prompted the commission to summon Baxter officials to Augusta this week to provide an explanation of what the heck is going on -- not to mention an assessment of the school's readiness to open come Sept. 3.
Which brings us back to Tammy and Alec Gagne, who showed up along with seven other prospective students and their parents -- all beseeching the commission to not pull the plug on their not-quite-yet-a-high-school.
Some might call that willful blindness -- a hope so fervent for an educational alternative to their various hometown schools that they don't know an unfolding disaster when they see one.
But before we file this whole mess under "crash and burn" -- and based on Tuesday's testimony, reports of Baxter Academy's death appear to be greatly exaggerated -- one nugget of information cannot be ignored:
Before the brouhaha, Baxter officials told the commission, the school had 161 letters of intent from parents and students. Despite all the negative headlines, that number now stands at 156, with an additional 12 names still on a waiting list.
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Reading with confidence and poise from a letter he wrote to the commission, Alec explained that his typical class at Westbrook Middle School lasts 80 minutes -- usually a lesson by the teacher followed by an in-class worksheet or textbook assignment.
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For the record, Alec has been in the Westbrook school system's program for gifted and talented students since grade 3. But in an interview after Tuesday's hearing, his proud mother said that's not nearly as impressive as it could be.
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A new study by the consulting firm AlixPartners is raising a point that may seem hard for many Americans to accept.
Millennials, and other young people have become so neutral about driving, they are a factor behind auto sales not growing at a faster pace.
In fact, AlixPartners estimates there are 5 million fewer car buyers today than five years ago. Not all of that is because of younger people putting off buying a car, but they do play a role according to the study.
AlixPartners calls this "Generation N" – as in neutral about driving.
This is not the first time we've heard reports of "Generation N" showing less interest in owning cars. Heck, it's the reason car sharing companies like Zipcar expect to see membership and revenue grow at a steady pace for the foreseeable future. The driving force behind this is unclear and begs the question - how much of that is disinterest in driving and how much of that is Generation N saying that it doesn't make sense to take on a car loan, insurance and the daily costs of driving?
The answer is that both reasons play a role in many younger people saying no to buying a car.
Last year, I attended a panel looking at research into what millennials (Generation N) want in a car. I sat next to Mark Fields, Ford's president of the Americas, who is trying to figure out how to bring more young buyers into Ford showrooms. The researchers (graduate school students from business schools around the country) repeatedly said that young adults are more interested in staying connected via their smart phones or computers than they are in buying a new car. But when asked if they could buy a car, what would it be, they routinely picked a luxury brand. For Fields and the folks at Ford it is a puzzle they are struggling to solve.
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Sean Munroe was a pathological liar, womanizer and scam artist. But he fooled even those closest to him, at least for awhile. One of those he fooled was Lily Munroe. Lily married him, only to discover on their honeymoon that he went searching for another woman. She was going to divorce him, when he told her he had a terminal illness. The six month prognosis ended up being three years, with Lily staying as his nursemaid out of guilt and some misplaced loyalty. One person who made it tolerable was Sean's partner and Lily's friend, Derek Wright. Lily was attracted to Derek first, but his passion scared her and she ran right into Sean's more comfortable arms. She always wondered what could have happened, but used Sean's illness and then death to hold him off. After six months of mourning, Derek is now ready to get back into the picture.
Derek has always loved Lily, but chose not to fight Sean for her because he thought Lily truly loved Sean. He was never sure if Lily knew that Sean was out dating other women while they were married or if she knew about some of his scams. He was currently looking into one where Sean had been selling their prize bull's semen on the black market; what was worse was the fact that it was not the real semen. Derek was trying to discover who the accomplices were so he could get them all put into jail. Meanwhile, Lily has discovered this scam and she, too, is trying to find out who is involved.
The heart of the story is about Lily and Derek's entry into the Iditarod dog sled race in Alaska. Lily is a veteran of the race as well as a dog trainer. Derek has only run it a couple times, but he sees the opportunity as a way to convince Lily that they should be together. But danger follows them to Alaska – someone is chasing Lily and wants her dead before she can learn too much about the semen scam. Derek is on the edge of a new assignment with T-FLAC, as they think there might be plans from terrorists to blow up some new early warning detection system.
Adair brings the Alaskan wilderness to life with the life on the trail, the cold, the weather conditions, and the adventures. It is tense, exciting and full of surprises. Just when I thought I had figured out the bad guy, another twist was thrown in. The romance is pure bliss. The sexual tension between these two leaps from the pages, and when they do get between the sheets, it is hot. But, it is also romantic and filled with tenderness.
Derek is definitely an alpha hero, but he also recognizes Lily's strength of character. In fact, this is one of the reasons he has fallen for her. He was looking for someone who wouldn't be threatened by his chosen profession and he thinks she is it. He is right as her response when she finds out is to think it is cool. Lily is his equal in every way. She is smart, capable and used to doing things on her own. She has talent with the dogs, can shoot and doesn't faint at the sight of blood – after all, she is a vet. She is also calm and cool under pressure, another great attribute when someone seems determined to shoot you.
It is hard to know if some of these adventures are too far fetched for some readers. But for me, they hit the right note given the various threats and the drama kept me turning the pages. My heart raced when the danger was imminent and thumped when the love scenes asked for a thump.
I would offer one small warning. There is some graphic violence and foul language in the story. I do not think it gratuitous, but if readers are turned off by this, it is explicit. The R rating is also deserved more for explicitness versus amount.
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Council to negotiate in t h e i n t e r e s t of t h e County, claiming a part interest in t h e slaughterhouse corral being used a s the stray p e n , for which t h e County furnished some material eight or nine years ago. Referred t o investigating committee. (Later, the City purchased all of t h e County's i n t e r e s t a n d rights for $12.50) May 26, 1879.. .Meeting called to take s t e p s to control t h e water in Cedar City. Andrus Jenson, City Watermaster, was to be instructed t o regulate t h e water in t h e City ditches s o that the City lots may draw equally, a n d appoint a deputy watermaster over each block, o r a s many a s necessary to control the water, a n d exercise his judgment a s to the length of time each lot shall draw water. Mayor i n s t r u c t e d to purchase a flag for t h e use of the City. June 2 3 . 1879.. .Committee recommended purchasing p r o p e r t y from Homer Duncan a s p e r his former proposal a n d deeding the same to the Walker Company a t the same price a n d g r a n t to said company water to propel machinery. Also, t h a t t h e City move t h e present building and machinery from where i t now s t a n d s to said land. Land was deeded to the Walker Company for the sum of $4 for each 96 r o d s . Sept. 23, 1879.. .Mayor presented a communication from David James to Francis Webster in relation to the price of iron piping and asked t h e Council to take into consideration t h e propriety of bringing the water from t h e 'Cold Spring' in pipes for the benefit of the citizens of Cedar City. It was recommended t h a t the Mayor p r e s e n t t h e above a t a mass meeting of t h e citizens. Sept. 25, 1879.. .Mayor was i n s t r u c t e d t o wait upon John M . Macfarlane. Attorney-at-Law, and ascertain what h e will prosecute parties refusing to p a y City license a n d taxes a n d otherwise not conforming to the requirements of the ordinances of Cedar City. Recorder Fischer presented his resignation a n d bill for services rendered t h e City, a s "I am about to move away from Cedar City. " Oct. 20. 1879.. .Councilor J e n s Nielsen p r e s e n t e d a bill of $7.50 for services a s committeeman in City Council for a period of ten y e a r s . Nov. 3. 1879 ... City Marshal asked if h e should continue his labors in looking to t h e safety of camp f i r e s made b y travelers in the City a n d close vicinity. On motion of Councilman P r y o r , t h e Marshal was i n s t r u c t e d to continue his labors and t h a t he be empowered t o extinguish fires made in the City t h a t may b e , in his judgment, dangerous.
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On March 9th this year, under the title of "NATO, War, Lies and Business", I published a new Reflection about the role of that warlike organization. I am selecting some fundamental paragraphs from that Reflection: "As some may be aware, in September of 1969, Muammar al-Gaddafi, an Arab Bedouin soldier of a peculiar character and […]… | more |
Not because it was brutal or clumsy or anticipated was there any less indignation about the Yankee judge from the South Florida District denying René González, the Cuban anti-terrorist hero, the right to return to the heart of his family in Cuba after having served the unfair sentence imposed on him.… After a cruel and undeserved 13-year prison sentence, the United States government—that gave birth to monsters such as Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch who, as CIA agents had a hand in the exploding of a Cuban airliner full of passengers in mid-flight—forces René to remain in that nation, where he shall be at the mercy of unpunished murderers for three long years, under a regime described as supervised "freedom". Still unfairly and vengefully imprisoned for long terms of confinement, are another three Cuban heroes, and another one sentenced to two life terms. That is how the empire responds to the growing world clamor for the freedom of these men.… | more |
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Chickpea Burgers
Deep-fried chickpea croquettes called falafel are a Middle Eastern specialty and are also a popular street food in Canada's urban areas. Here we form falafel mixture into patties instead of croquettes and reduce the fat by frying in a nonstick pan.
Vegetable Lasagna
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Chick Pea Korma
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Spiced Bean Tagine
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