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The 111th Congress is committed to addressing the needs of America's service men and women as well as those of their families. We salute our men and women in uniform for the courage and bravery that they exhibit in battle and recognize the sacrifices of their families.
Working with veterans and military family organizations, this year we have enacted the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, to turn our economy around with new jobs and provide a tax credit for hiring veterans. The nation's budget includes the largest veterans funding increase ever requested by a President. This builds on a significant record of accomplishment for veterans and troops over the last two years - including the New GI Bill of Rights for education, historic veterans funding to strengthen health care, progress in improving our veterans hospitals and facilities, and improving care for those with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury, and an increase in other benefits for our troops and military families.
But this is just the start. Right now, Congress is working in a bipartisan manner to:
- Assure timely and reliable veterans funding;
- Strengthen support for military families, both while their loved ones are deployed and when they return home;
- Expand the New GI Bill to children of fallen service members; and,
- Provide troops and veterans with the quality health care that they need.
(H.R. 2346; passed House on 6/16/09 and being considered by Senate later this week)
EXTENDED GI BENEFITS: Allows the extension of the 21st Century GI Bill of Rights college education benefits to children of members of the armed forces who die while on active duty.
STOP LOSS: Provides over 185,000 service members who have had their enlistments involuntarily extended since September 11, 2001 with $500 per month for every month they were held under stop-loss orders.
DEFENSE HEALTH & MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT: $1.8 billion for defense health and programs to support military families, including:
- $708 million for family advocacy programs, which provide military families with access to child psychologists, child care, financial counseling and other support to help them cope with the disruption and stress common with military life;
- $75 million for Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Health Research, and
- $20 million for rehabilitation equipment for state of the art care for wounded warriors.
EQUIPMENT FOR THE TROOPS: Provides $25.8 billion for equipment used by our service members in Iraq and Afghanistan, including $500 million for National Guard and Reserve equipment and $4.5 billion for lightweight Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles to protect our forces and provide a vehicle suited to the terrain and poor roads in Afghanistan.
WOUNDED WARRIOR SUPPORT: Supports the construction of nine wounded warrior support complexes to help soldiers wounded in combat recover and remain on active duty or transition to civilian life and support families through this process.
MILITARY HOSPITALS/WALTER REED: Invests $488 million in military hospital construction to renovate hospitals that are decades old and do not meet current standards for medical care. Also includes investments to complete the construction of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center at Bethesda, including a Warrior Transition Center, and the Fort Belvoir, VA, Community Hospital.
CHILD CARE FACILITIES: Provides for the construction of twenty-five new child development centers at military bases, which will provide care for an additional 5,000 kids.
(H.R.2647; on House Floor next week)
MILITARY PAY RAISE: Authorizes a pay raise of 3.4%, an increase of 0.5% above the budget request, as the Congress has done over the last two years.
CAREGIVERS FOR WOUNDED WARRIORS: Establishes a monthly compensation allowance for members with combat related catastrophic injuries or illnesses so they can receive assistance from a non-medical attendant with the daily functions of life such as eating, dressing and hygiene.
MENTAL HEALTH: Strengthen DOD efforts to expand mental health care for troops -- by providing DOD scholarships to students pursuing mental health-related degrees and requiring DOD to identify tools needed to expand DOD training for service members in becoming licensed mental health providers.
ENHANCING SPOUSAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Establishes an internship pilot program for military spouses to obtain employment with federal agencies and departments to provide them with opportunities in careers that are portable as they move from military station to station.
MILITARY HOUSING: Provides nearly $2 billion for family housing programs and requires DOD to review the current standards used to calculate the monthly rates for basic allowance for housing.
EDUCATION: Provides $50 million to assist local education agencies providing support to military children.
FY 2010 INVESTMENTS: The FY2010 Military Construction VA Appropriations bill contains $108.8 billion in overall funding level, $14.5 billion above 2009, for veterans medical care, claims processors, and military facility improvements. To provide quality health care for our 5 million veterans, this bill provides $53 billion in discretionary funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs for FY 2010 -- $5.4 billion more than fiscal year 2009 non-emergency appropriations. This year's budget increase is on top of the unprecedented increase of $17.7 billion provided over the last two years.
ADVANCED FUNDING FOR FY 2011: The Military Construction-VA Appropriations bill includes $48.2 billion in advance appropriations for fiscal year 2011 for three medical accounts: medical services, medical support and compliance, and medical facilities. This is an 8 percent increase over FY 2010 and will provide reliable and timely funding to support the delivery of medical care.
TIMELY AND RELIABLE FUNDING: The House will soon take up the Veterans Health Care Budget Reform and Transparency Act (H.R. 1016), to authorize Congress to approve Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical care appropriations one year in advance of the start of each fiscal year. This will provide the VA with sufficient time to plan how to deliver the most efficient and effective care to an increasing number of veterans with increasingly complex medical conditions. In a letter sent by eleven veteran service organizations, a vote for this measure "will be among the most important for veterans and their families that the Committee will take this year."
WOMEN'S VETERANS HEALTH: The House will soon consider Women Veterans Health Care Improvement Act (H.R. 1211), to expand and improve VA health care services for the 1.8 million women who have bravely served their country. It calls for a study of barriers to women veterans seeking health care, assessment of women's health care programs, medical care for newborn children of women veterans, enhancement of VA sexual trauma programs, enhancement of PTSD treatment for women, establishment of a pilot program for child care services, and the addition of recently separated women veterans to serve on advisory committees.


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• Theft of property III. A 70-year-old female reported the theft of a Weed Eater brand push lawn mower valued at $200 that occurred on East Ladiga Street between May 1 and May 8.
May 11
• Theft of property III. A 25-year-old female reported the theft of a green/blue child's Hot Wheels bicycle, a child's push scooter with red/black handlebars, and a Mickey Mouse tricycle with a yellow seat and green basket that were taken from her residence on Cook Street between noon May 9 and 2 p.m. May 10.
• Theft of property III, criminal mischief III. A 58-year-old male reported $100 damage done to fuel lines and $50 worth of gasoline stolen from a location on Old Ladiga Road between 9 a.m. May 9 and 8:30 a.m. May 11.
May 12
• Duty to give information and render aid. A 33-year-old male reported damage done to a red 1994 Ford Ranger while located on North Center Avenue at 8 p.m.
May 13
• Attempting to elude a police officer. Officers were involved in an incident that occurred on South Fifth Avenue around 9:30 a.m.
• Theft of property III. An employee of Dollar General reported the theft of two Kit Kat candy bars valued at $2.
• Forgery II. A 32-year-old male reported a forged bill of sale for a 1999 Ford Expedition that occurred May 6 at 9 a.m.
May 14
• Damage to property (non-criminal). Officers documented damage done to screen windows at a location on Mack Alexander Road that occurred between April 15 and May 13.
• Burglary III. Officers investigated a burglary that occurred on West Ladiga Street and resulted in $100 damage to locks and hasps.
May 15
• Criminal mischief III. A 46-year-old female reported damage done by key marks to the driver's side of her vehicle that occurred at Piedmont High School between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
• Fraudulent use of credit/debit card. A 59-year-old female reported two unauthorized transactions made for $99.48 each that occurred at 10:49 a.m.
• Theft by deception II. A 40-year-old male reported an incident that occurred at his residence and involved $720.
• Theft of property III. Officers investigated the theft of $20 worth of MREs (Meals Ready-to-eat) from a location on West Ladiga Street.
• Criminal mischief III. A 23-year-old male reported damage done to the driver's side rear door of a 1997 GMC Jimmy that occurred around 1:30 p.m. on Old Ladiga Road.
• Fraudulent use of credit/debit card. A 34-year-old female reported two fraudulent $125 transactions made again her credit union account.
May 16
• Burglary III. A 54-year-old male reported the theft of a window air conditioner unit from his residence on Haines Street.
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May 12
• Shelby Montgomery Cobb, 31, failure to pay.
May 13
• Margaret Candace McGatha, 35, driving under the influence – alcohol.
• Matthew Shane Lewis, 39, theft of property III.
• Chelsie Hope Taylor, 20, failure to appear.
• Andrea Hammett Pogue, 32, failure to appear.
• Marcus Dwaine Kaylor, 33, failure to appear.
May 16
• Joshua Curtis Harper, 27, torture/willful abuse of a child


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To graduate students who are practice ready, the Center on Professionalism integrates comprehensive training in a wide variety practice skills with their clinical and pro bono experiences. Boot camps on securities law and mergers & acquisitions, sessions on such practical skills as working with spreadsheets, and tutorials on legal research offered through the Penn Law Library, all become part of a Penn Law student's toolkit.
Mergers & Acquisitions Boot Camp
Students are introduced to legal and business issues arising in private mergers and acquisitions by working on practical exercises designed to simulate the steps of a typical transaction. Exercises include drafting a letter of intent, considering issues in due diligence, and drafting and negotiating an acquisition agreement. Students will have the opportunity to make presentations, to actively participate in discussions, and to receive real-time feedback from practicing lawyers.
Spreadsheet Modeling Program
To help you prepare to effectively work with clients' financial documents, prepare reports for meetings of your non-profit's board of directors or submit budget requests at a government agency, we are providing a program on spreadsheet modeling, which will prepare you to work more effectively with Excel and give you a head start in understanding and manipulating client data. Craig Brody, a long-time computer skills training instructor at Wharton, will provide a full day program in a small-group setting. This program will cover Excel fundamentals, such as editing data and utilizing formulas and charts, as well as more intermediate-level skills including statistical functions and the ability to link to other Microsoft Office applications.
Securities Law Boot Camp
Students are introduced to legal and business issues arising in representing a public company with reporting obligations under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 by working on practical exercises that simulate reporting and compliance issues faced by securities lawyers. Exercises include reviewing and revising an issuer's earnings release, drafting an acquisition Form 8-K and preparing risk factors for a Form 10-K. Students will have the opportunity to draft securities filings, interact with simulated clients and receive real-time feedback from practicing lawyers
Gittis Center for Clinical Legal Studies
The Gittis Center for Clinical Legal Studies is the endowed home of Penn Law School's vibrant clinical program which includes major "live client" clinics and an exciting array of externships at diverse practice settings. As one of the nation's premier teaching law firms, the Penn Law Clinics are specially designed to help students develop core lawyering competencies drawn from challenging experiential learning opportunities. Read more.
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So that students may fully appreciate the professional responsibility of all lawyers to engage in pro bono legal service, and also embrace the impact that you can have on your education, your career, and your community through service, the Toll Public Interest Center requires that all 1Ls attend an orientation session. This class will be taught to each 1L cohort by 2Ls and 3Ls who will serve as Pro Bono Mentors for the cohort throughout the spring semester. In this orientation session, 1Ls will be encouraged to devise a pro bono plan that will most effectively achieve their personal and professional goals. 2Ls and 3Ls will participate in an extensive training session to enable them to facilitate this important discussion.
Pro Bono Academy
Pro bono work develops skills, but also requires them. In order to help our students offer the most effective pro bono legal service, the Toll Public Interest Center will be offering workshops throughout the spring semester to help students strengthen particular legal skills including advanced legal research, cultural competency in working with poverty clients, and oral and written advocacy.
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Planning to clerk or to begin full time employment in Pennsylvania? Impress the hiring partners with your superior research skills. This tutorial will acquaint you with basic Pennsylvania legal research sources, including statutes (Purdon's), administrative regulations (Pennsylvania Code), and case law (West's Pennsylvania Digest and the Pennsylvania reporters).The workshop will focus on electronic versions of these Pennsylvania legal materials that are available on WestlawNext, Westlaw and Lexis. We will also talk about form books frequently used in Pennsylvania, resources of the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, continuing legal education materials, legal directories, and legal newspapers. Finally, free internet sources relevant to Pennsylvania practice will be discussed.
Westlaw and Lexis Search Strategies
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Mechanically, the Jeep Patriot is a twin of the Jeep Compass, so it's no surprise that the only changes for 2013 are the availability of winter chill and black forest green paint and a 30-mpg highway rating for the 2.0-liter, manual-transmission-equipped model...more
The Patriot is based on a rather lackluster platform that doesn't excel on- or off-road. This is the least expensive Jeep, and it's noticeable, although the revised interior is much better than that of previous Patriots. Neither of the Patriot's two four-cylinder engines is particularly refined, an impression that's exacerbated by the CVT automatic. Even the Wrangler seems quieter on the road, although the Patriot feels more buttoned up behind the wheel. The Patriot's only real selling point is price. It used to have an advantage over the Compass because it arguably looked better and because it offers a modicum of off-road ability (enough to earn Jeep's Trail Rated badge) with the off-road package, but now the Compass offers those same mechanicals and was restyled to the point where it might be the better-looking of the two. As with the Compass, the best bet is to wait and see what Jeep replaces the Patriot with later in 2013. This platform has gone about as far as it can go, and it still comes up short in comparison to the rest of the small-crossover/SUV segment. If you must choose a Patriot, take solace in the fact that your little Jeep has a bit more room inside than a Compass and can cost a whole lot less.
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With some magical help from Santa Claus, Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital will officially kick off the holiday season with the lighting of the Community Tree on Sunday, Dec. 5 at 2 p.m.
The city of Santa Clarita invites the community to attend "A Day of Art" at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex on Wednesday, Nov. 10, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY - Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich reacted to Superior Court Judge Peter Espinoza's ruling which blocks enforcement of restricting sex offenders from living near schools and parks.
The city of Santa Clarita's "Camp Clarita" is excited to offer camp during winter break to children in grades K-6.
College of the Canyons will host a night of unscripted laughter and excitement as the student improv troupe Comedians of the Canyons presents the second in a series of free on-campus improv comedy shows.
Tim Burkhart, general manager at Six Flags Magic Mountain, has been named the Valley Industry Association's chairman of the Board of Directors for 2011. Burkhart will be installed during a luncheon Dec. 21 at the Valencia Country Club, 27330 Tourney Road in Valencia.
The next Valley Industry Association luncheon Nov. 16 will discuss the results of this month's statewide election. In addition, SCV Sheriff's Foundation chairman Ken Wiseman will give an overview of the "Be Our Star" campaign, and local attorney Hunt Braly will talk about the impact of the elections on businesses.
Sunday, Nov. 7, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., world-renowned artist Judy Larson will meet collectors in person, answer questions and hand-embellish limited edition canvases in the at B&R Gallery in Canyon Country. Original paintings will be available for sale as well.
Performances by the core cast of actors and dancers from the world famous Hemet Ramona Outdoor Play will highlight the third annual Ramona Days Saturday, Nov. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rancho Camulos Museum National Historic Landmark in Piru.
The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center will host a free flu-shot clinic from 9-11 a.m. today. Presented through the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, the outreach will also include free pneumonia and pertussis (whooping cough) vaccines. Nurses will be available to answer questions about the vaccinations. Extra parking will be available on Market Street in the First Presbyterian Church back lot. The center is located at 22900 Market St. in Newhall. For more information, call (661) 259-9444.
This week's spotlight in the SCV highlights a rally, costume contest and a blood drive.
From 9-11 a.m. today, a free flu shot clinic will take place at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, 22900 Market St. in Newhall. Presented through the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, the outreach will also include free pneumonia and pertussis (whooping cough) vaccines. Nurses will be on hand to answer all questions about the vaccinations, including reasons for getting them (or not), side effects and possible contradictions.
No matter the season, it's not any fun to get a cold or the flu. What's ironic is that our habits over the busy holiday season actually help us get sick.
SALT LAKE CITY - Women across the nation are fighting against employers that they claim are not providing appropriate breastfeeding facilities for working mothers.
What with Sunday's Golden Globes and the Academy Award nominations that were announced on Thursday, along with the opening of the Sundance Film Festival, it's hard not to have movies on your mind this week.
Disney's latest hit "Frozen" will now not only be seen on the screen. Disney's CEO Robert Iger announced that the hit movie will become a Broadway play as well.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
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From left to right: Executive education account manager Alan Chen, Columbia Business School Professor Ray Horton, University of Massachusetts professor Brian Lickel, Professor Eric Abrahamson and Professor Daniel Ames. They recently returned from teaching a one-week program for nonprofit leaders in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Horton, the faculty director of Social Enterprise Programs in Executive Education, shared his thoughts about the experience.
Let me say up front that the assignment with the King Khalid Foundation was one of the most interesting and rewarding experiences I've had as a professor. It was also one of the most challenging.
A little background for our assignment: There's a strong tradition in the world of Islam for giving, which Saudi Arabians certainly live up to. Yet nonprofit organizations have not played a very important role in the country historically because many of the wealthy simply hand out money directly to those in need or to charities that distribute the funds without maximizing the impact of each riyal. However, a growing number of Saudi leaders now recognize that "street-level philanthropy" of this kind tends to sustain poverty rather than reduce it. One of them is Princess Banderi AR Al Faisal, the director general of the King Khalid Foundation.
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I think all of the participants were a little discombobulated at first to discover that the training would be provided in one room rather than two, and that women out-numbered men two-to-one. It took a day for everybody to start feeling comfortable, including us, but by day two things were starting to go smoothly. By day three, the men and women were engaged in lively debate with each other over the strategy projects Eric Abrahamson had designed for them; by day four, Daniel Ames had women and men choosing to negotiate with each other rather than with a member of the same sex. And by day five, I had everyone in the room laughing at me after I illustrated the importance of not wasting scarce resources in reference to some nonprofit leaders in New York City who use chauffeured cars rather than subways to get around — forgetting for the moment that there is no public transportation in Riyadh and, to make matters worse, that Saudi women are not allowed to drive cars. So much for cultural sensitivity.
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The Reno exhibit, ending Feb. 13, features 50 life-sized Audubon watercolors from the first edition of the New York Historical Society collection.
The painting on the cover of the NMA booklet for the show is the flaming red American flamingo. It is elegant and graceful with its curling, S-shaped neck. A beauty.
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The ivory bill, alas, is extinct. Its habitat vanished with the draining of swamps in the deep woods of the South. Two other extinct species in the exhibit are the Carolina parakeet and the passenger pigeon.
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One of the great attributes of the Audubon paintings: birds in their natural setting. Two long-billed curlews are pictured amid reeds with a marsh in the background. Another beautiful composition: two reddish egrets stand near marsh foliage.
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But those are quibbles about a fine exhibit.
Audubon shows two red-shoulderer hawks perched on a branch, one with his piercing eyes on the alert for prey, the other with its head cocked alertly. Every birder has seen such images.
The paintings are computer-generated digital prints of originals. The images are so finely wrought that Audubon's fingerprints can be seen on one picture.
The Digital Age enhances the exhibit. Visitors can dial a number and hear, for instance, the croak of the raven, the "chi-ca'go, chi-ca'go" of the California quail and the liquid gurgling "o-ka-lay" of the red-wing blackbird.
Audubon was a self-taught artist and naturalist. A genius.
So naturally he had run-ins with the Establishment as the Impressionists did in France. The Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences rejected Audubon's work. He was blackballed by the academy. This forced him to go to Europe for financing.
The handsome Audubon was a sometimes philanderer but always an incorrigible liar.
He claimed his father fought at Valley Forge which was not a battle site. He falsely claimed he had studied under the great French painter David. He falsely claimed he had hunted with Daniel Boone. His rivoting account of a rattlesnake strangling a squirrel was a fabrication.
Audubon, who had to shoot birds to mount them for painting, also shot more birds than necessary. His excited descriptions of bird slaughter reveal a dark side.
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The enduring monument of John James Audubon is "The Birds of America," illustrations of 435 species published in 1838. The birds were printed on double-elephant pages, two feet wide and more than a yard high. The book dwarfed coffee tables.
Audubon's name lives on in the National Audubon Society. The organization is devoted to habitat preservation, scientific study and the pure pleasure of bird-watching.
The NMA exhibit is not worth the $10.3 million for which Sotheby's of London just auctioned an original copy of "The Birds of America." But it is typical of the wonderful exhibits that the NMA brings to Reno.
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There is a battle raging under our kitchen window. A small group of hummingbirds seem to be waging a war to have dibs on the feeder. I have read that hummingbirds are a bit territorial and can be aggressive with each other when it comes to sharing the feeder. For many years for that very reason we had multiple hummingbird feeders. This year we did not; therefore, each day we watch the world's tiniest birds jockey to be first in line. The yard, of course, is full of other feeding stops for this marvelous little creature; porter weed, ginger lily, penta, and butterfly bush are some favorites. To encourage visits to the garden there are just a few things to remember. Hummingbirds are especially attracted to flowers with tubular blossoms. Although they may be partial to red or orange, they are not particular and will visit just about any flower. Be careful with chemicals in the garden and use them very sparingly if at all. Place a hummingbird feeder in your yard. Keep it filled with a solution of four parts water to one part sugar. Simply mix white sugar (not honey or brown sugar) and water; bring the mixture to a boil (but don't boil it until it becomes a syrup)and store in the refrigerator. Keep the feeder clean and change it every couple of days in summer's heat. My husband washes ours each time we change the liquid, every couple of days. Our feeder is outside the front kitchen window so we can watch the birds closely–what a treat while you are washing the dishes. I don't use any red food dye to color the water, although I see products sold in the stores that turn red when you mix the syrup. A red mixture does not necessarily attract the hummingbird. I have actually read that red food dye is not good for the hummingbirds. If ants invade the feeder try coating the stake which holds the feeder with Vaseline. A feeder with a small moat filled with water (to keep the ants from climbing into the holes where the hummingbirds drink the sugar/water mixture) can be helpful in the efforts to keep the ants out. We put our feeder out around the end of April and leave it out until almost Thanksgiving so that hummingbirds making the trip South can stop for a little nourishment.
Our hummingbirds have become so used to me in the garden that they come right past me to eat. Attracting hummingbirds to your garden is very simple; the rewards are great.


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- chowchowg
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Sebastian Vettel will race the number '1' this season but has chosen '5' for his Formula One career.
For the first time this season, all the Formula One drivers excluding reigning World Champion Vettel have been given permanent numbers.
His new team-mate Daniel Ricciardo will use the number '3' while Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has chosen '44' with Fernando Alonso opting for '14'.
The entry list for the Championship was short just two names instead of three as the FIA have put Max Chilton down alongside the second Marussia seat.
The team, though, has yet to officially confirm the Brit.
2014 Entry List
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull
3 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull
44 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes
6 Nico Rosberg Mercedes
14 Fernando Alonso Ferrari
7 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari
8 Romain Grosjean Lotus
13 Pastor Maldonado Lotus
22 Jenson Button McLaren
20 Kevin Magnussen McLaren
27 Nico Hulkenberg Force India
11 Sergio Perez Force India
99 Adrian Sutil Sauber
21 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber
25 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso
26 Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso
19 Felipe Massa Williams
77 Valtteri Bottas Williams
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I am working from the description of a mapper class given at the start of this thread by JNKlein:Quote:
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This appears to be saying that when I wish to perform a function on a User which does not involve database access then I use the User class, while if it DOES involve database access then I must use the UserMapper class. This is what I absolutely disagree with. By having more than one class available when I wish to perform a function on a User is breaking encapsulation. It also forces the calling script to know what kind of activity it requires so that it can call the right class. Because this information is required OUTSIDE the class it also breaks the principle of information hiding.Quote:
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Now, if it were arranged so that I only ever accessed the User class, and if the code within that class decided that some database access were required and it accessed the UserMapper class without me even being aware of it, then that would be a step in the right direction.
But hang on a minute! isn't that what I already have in my design? Except that in my case I don't have a UserMapper class, I have a Data Access Object. Also I don't have a separate Mapper class for each entity, but I do have a single data access object for the entire application. Somehow my design seems more efficient.


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Kasich's thoughts on Strickland? None
The Columbus Dispatch - January 09, 2013 1:01 PM
Does Gov. John Kasich have any thoughts on there being no rematch in 2014 against former Gov. Ted Strickland?
"No I really don't," Kasich said today -- one day after the Democrat Strickland said he would not seek to reclaim the office against Kasich next year.
"I was in the gym and somebody said he wasn't running and that's the end of it," Kasich said.
The Republican Kasich defeated Strickland by two percentage points in 2010, and Strickland has been highly critical of Kasich since losing to him two years ago.
It appears Democratic Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald may be the frontrunner could be the frontrunner to take on Kasich next year.
"The thing you've got to realize is you do this job and you do this job to the best of your ability and then you just see how it goes," Kasich said when asked if he had given much thought to potential 2014 challengers. "I don't focus on that or spend time thinking about it even."


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2 Fires Reported at Separate American Crystal PlantsEAST GRAND FORKS, MN (WDAZ-TV) - Firefighters responded to fires at American Crystal Sugar plants in Drayton and East Grand Forks within the last 24 hours.
EAST GRAND FORKS, MN (WDAZ-TV) - Firefighters responded to fires at American Crystal Sugar plants in Drayton and East Grand Forks within the last 24 hours.
It's the start of the pre-pile harvest and two fires broke out in two separate plants.
While locked out union workers say this many fires this early in the harvest is highly unusual, but the EGF fire department says a few fires is pretty common.
Firefighters responded to a pulp dryer fire at American Crystal shortly before 9 a.m. Friday and a similar fire broke out Thursday night at the plant in Drayton.
"It does happen maybe three or four times a year, but for the first day and for the first day of slice, it's probably pretty uncommon for two factories to have fires in the pulp dryer," union worker Mike Nordrum said.
Both union workers and firefighters admit that pulp dryer fires do happen once in a while, but the fire in East Grand Forks was a bit different.
"We had some fire and flames outside the pulp dryer. Not exactly sure what was the cause, some equipment failure, if it was electrical or whatever," East Grand Forks fire department engineer Merle Hoverson said.
"(Do) things like this happen when we're there? Absolutely. But I've never seen anything such a colossal mess as what's occurring today and the truth is, it's not an everyday occurrence," union representative Mark Froemke said.
With sugar beets starting to fill the factories, the replacement workers are dealing with hot juice, steam, and heavy equipment.
Locked out workers say workers inside aren't prepared.
"I've been there for 30 years. Most of my co workers have 20 plus years in there. It's not our first time around the block. We've done this before and we know what we're doing," Nordrum said.
"This is costing the farmers who own the company, it's costing them money for these kind of tragic errors made by Crystal Sugar's management team," Froemke said.
Representatives from American Crystal didn't return calls Friday night.
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