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I think it's a matter of weeks before the Netanyahu gov't collapses. OK, months. At the New Republic, Leon Wieseltier says the raid was a stupid idea, from a leader who is destroying Israel's image. They were civilians, Wieseltier says. Good line:
The state was not supposed to be a bunker, even if it had enemies. But Netanyahu is a creature of the bunker. He talks about peace, but not like a man who hungers for it. He takes no steps toward peace except as the consequence of a crisis—a crisis not with the Palestinians but with the Americans.
(Wieseltier lapses into the usual outcry against the enemies of Israel, including Henning Mankell. Guess his books won't be reviewed at TNR….)
Wieseltier's bunker rap is echoed by Rabbi Andy Bachman, progressive Zionist of big temple in Brooklyn, host of Rashid Khalidi last year, who while he excuses Israel a lot, went to lunch yesterday with an Israeli general, Jeremy Ben-Ami of J Street, and some rabbis:
One rabbi present made a very wise remark. He said in his observation of watching Netanyahu and Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren speak recently, both espoused the classic Jewish narrative of us against them and this rabbi asked, "Is it possible the narrative is hurting more than it's helping? And if so, what might a new narrative be?"
Everyone nodded their heads around the table but it remains unclear what that new narrative ought to be.
By the way, Rabbi, Emily Henochowicz, the art student whose eye was destroyed by an Israeli tear gas canister fired at her head by Israeli soldiers at the Qalandiya checkpoint, is said to be Jewish. I ask all American Zionists and non-Zionists to look at this photo of this idealistic and creative young woman after she was shot. She was protesting the raid on the boats going to help the people of Gaza. Maybe there should be more rabbis at the Qalandiya checkpoint?

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Inters in qualy
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24th September 2011, 22:25 at 10:25 pm #130115
In Valencia, Monza, some other races and today, we saw drivers sitting out Q3 (or even Q2, like Force India in Catalunya) obviously to save tyres. So I was wondering, why don't teams use inters in this cases, when they're sure it's not going to rain on race day? If Force Indias used inters today to set lap times, they'd still be able to choose which tyre to start on tomorrow and they wouldn't waste dry tyres that way. And they'd beat Schumacher with that (if he hadn't done it himself, if they had left the pits at the last moment perhaps).
Rules allow this, but stewards, Charlie and the FIA wouldn't like that, but it would be hard to do anything about it – what if someone did it in Q3 in Spa this year, when they were all running on dries but it was slightly wet? Would it be prohibited or allowed?
It would surely be interesting to see someone do that and to see what would happen.25th September 2011, 4:50 at 4:50 am #178934
Doesn't the track have to be declared wet for the teams to be able to use wet weather tyres? I'm not sure about that one, I'd need to consult the rule book.
I'm guessing though that the FIA would take a dim view on going out on inters, just to set an uncompetitive lap time. If I was the steward making that decision, I'd force them to start on those inters.25th September 2011, 5:14 at 5:14 am #178935
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If Force Indias used inters today to set lap times, they'd still be able to choose which tyre to start on tomorrow and they wouldn't waste dry tyres that way.
No, they wouldn't – they have to start the race on the tyres they set their best time on, but the board is cleared at the end of each qualifying period. So if they set a lap time on intermediates, that would be considered their best time, even if they were faster in Q1 and Q2.25th September 2011, 7:17 at 7:17 am #178936
Incorrect, PM. Enigma is absolutely correct.
Article 25.4e of the FIA F1 tyre regs says:
At the start of the race each car which took part in Q3 must be fitted with the tyres with which the driver set his grid time. This will only be necessary if dry-weather tyres were used to set the grid time and if dry-weather are used at the start of the race
I would surmise that the intermediates would be too difficult; and it would be dangerous for them to set a time on the inters. The compound in the inters is a different one; and the chemicals and oils inside work differently. Inters have a lower optimum temperature than the dry slicks; and because of the wet conditions, inter tyres are made to be able to heat up more easily as the water will cool them. Without this cooling effect from the water (as in your scenario the track is dry), and the greater ease with which inters can build up tyre temperature you will soon have overheating tyres.
Overheated rubber becomes kind of bubble-gummy; kind of like an eraser. It in itself doesn't have much grip left. This would also build to a great buildup of tyre pressure. (due to the added heat). This kind of bloats the tyres and they "balloon." This would mean that although there is roughly the same area of rubber in contact with the track, the amount of rubber is actually less; again, less grip. Also, if the core of the tyre (as opposed to the surface; imagine if you will a steak; at times you find the crust and the inner "core" of it at different temperatures) gets too hot you'll start to get the surface breaking apart from the tyres; which is what we know as blisters.
Blisters themselves are not actually a performance issue (contrary to what some people believe). The rubber kind of "falls apart" on the tyre and that leaves patches where there are no rubber (kind of like bald patches in hair). The only performance concern of a blister is actually that reduced amount of rubber in contact with the road. However this begins to form kind of like a "perforated line" along the tyre; and so you're dangerously close to a tyre structurally failing, and that, along with the loss of grip of the tyres makes it very easy to bin the cars.
Basically, in a nutshell, running inters on a dry track (at speed) will mean a lot less grip, and you're liable to structurally damage them25th September 2011, 7:43 at 7:43 am #178937
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Incorrect, PM. Enigma is absolutely correct.
Article 25.4e of the FIA F1 tyre regs says:
Well, I'm pretty sure the FIA would have something to say about it, and send Force India back down the grid.25th September 2011, 7:52 at 7:52 am #178938
It's one of those word vs spirit of the regulations things; I agree. But I don't agree that the FIA have a case. AT most they would deem the inters to be classified as a "dry" tyre and make Force India start on the inters; or they could choose to go to the pit lane and change tyres25th September 2011, 8:17 at 8:17 am #178939
It's an interesting point and I have no idea when they don't do it tbh! The only thing I can of is that Brundle once drove full wet tyres on a bone dry track for the BBC and he complained the whole way through say there was no grip and it was awful so maybe they don't do it because it'll just increase the chance of a crash.
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Ruskin Damper Models Recalled
October 6, 2000
KANSAS CITY, MO — The Sheet Metal and Air-Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA) and its members have been notified by Ruskin Co., based here, regarding a program to replace certain Ruskin fire and smoke damper models which contain MA 200 Series Actuators.
The concern is that the dampers may not be able to perform their required functions.
SMACNA says it is presently working with the manufacturer on procedures that would simplify members' administrative burdens in identifying customers involved in this recall.
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My friend's 81-year old Jewish mother, Betty White with sugar on top, was looking to score some weed. And I was along for the ride.
Her son called me with the news. "She's going to try medical marijuana." Cortisone was not relieving the pain that lingered long after her ankle surgery. What's the point of living at a "premier Del Webb active retirement community" if you can't be active?
"Want to come with us? Dad's taking her to get her card next week."
"Where's the clinic?"
"Off Fourth Avenue."
Of course.
In all her years the only weed she ever saw up close was the kind you nail with Roundup. My friend and I, grown men in our late 50s, slid into the backseat of their practical sedan, like a pair of 12-year-olds going to the movies with mom and dad.
Brats, we teased her. "Reefer Madness." Baked. Cheech & Chong. She was unsinkable. "What do I have to lose?"
Dad parked the car. Like good Boy Scouts we helped them up the steps and into a green waiting room where I expected to find patients waiting for the bus back to Woodstock. What I found were genuinely afflicted souls waiting for certification. People suffering from seizures, pain, nausea and a list of other maladies that fell within the state's standards.
The young man behind the desk checked her in.
"Step back outside — walk around the corner — the doctor's office is a few doors down on your right."
We ambled around the corner into an alley. "An alley? I'm not here to get an abortion. I just want pot."
We found ourselves in a second green waiting room. I liked the touch of the Bob Marley album on the corner table. Mom told the certifying doctor she wanted pain relief, she wanted to sleep, and she did not want to get high. The doctor reassured her they could find just the right blend to address her specific problems and she closed the visit by listing the possible side effects of cannabis, including a "stimulated appetite" and the notorious "amotivational syndrome." No reefer madness for mom, thank you.
Meeting the state's standards for medical marijuana, Mom paid the doc $350, with $150 going to the state for processing the application. She quickly got her card in the mail. No amotivational syndrome in that office. Like all things weed, it was green.
Step two: Buy the pot.
"Mom's going to the dispensary Tuesday. Want to meet us there?"
The dispensary was a high-security greenhouse with a front office that felt like a dentist's clinic. I parked. The air in the parking lot was thick with the aroma of pampered ganja, as fragrant as a Home Depot garden section on the first day of spring.
In the small front office, a nice young man set out an array of samples on his desk.
"We've got gummy bears, extract oils, honey sticks and dark chocolate." And, for you traditionalists, the leaf itself. Mom learned the two main strains are Sativa, good for depression, and Indica, good for pain relief and insomnia. "I can help you select the strain that's right for your medical needs."
"I want pain relief. I want to sleep."
"Do you want to ingest it, bake it, smoke it or use a vapor inhaler?"
"I don't want to smoke it." I shook off the image of "The Golden Girls" shopping for roach clip earrings.
I asked our cannabinoid consultant about his enterprise.
"My dad wanted to open a hospice. My mom's a pharmacist. We thought this would be a good way to help people."
"How long before Walgreens and CVS are your competition?"
He smiled at the obvious answer that was rolled tightly in our rapidly changing world, a pragmatic present that rendered the irrational past absurd. A past where my parents were denied access to marijuana to ease their suffering when they were both dying from cancer in 1979. And a present where our prisons are packed as tight as smuggler's crates.
Only card holders like Mom are allowed in the dispensary where the pot is peddled. As she went in I peeked through the open door, expecting to see Mary Jane displayed like granola sold in bulk at Whole Foods. Instead I saw a glass case, a doobie delicatessen. She emerged with the gummy bear-like edibles. Eight-days worth for $32. Health insurance doesn't cover mom's hemp.
This week mom told me one tiny nibble of a bear does the trick, affording her relief without impairment. She has already gotten a refill for what our pot pioneer jokingly calls her "stash." Pop just rolls his eyes and is happy his bride is feeling better.
Her misery has abated but the teasing has gotten worse. Her millennial grandson gave her a suggestion recently. "Watch 'The Wizard of Oz' with the sound off. When the lion roars — cue up Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon.' Grandma, it's amazing."


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Graphics: 7.9
Gameplay: 8.7
Sound: 8.2
Control: 8.6
Replay Value: 8.9
Rating: 8.4
Publisher: Atlus
Developer: Atlus
Number Of Players: 1 Player
The PS2 has had its fair share of great RPGs over the past six years, and they haven't slowed down now that the system has entered its twilight time. One of the most recent is Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3, which is an intriguing blend of the Shin Megami Tensei (Nocturne, Digital Devil Saga, etc.) and Persona franchises. It's easily one of the most unique RPGs to date, too, which means role-playing fans in search of something a little different should definitely consider a purchase. It also helps a great deal that you get a sweet little hardcover art book for free – you pay the standard $50 for the whole package – and there are at least 60 hours of gameplay here. Yep, it's well worth the dollar amount, but bear in mind there are a few significant drawbacks that may adversely affect your buying decision. It's original, it's a lot of fun, but it's not flawless.
The graphics are vintage Atlus and the palette is most reminiscent of…well, both the series that are combined in this game. But there is a relatively heavy mature slant to the anime cut-scenes, which follows more in line with the SMT franchise. Despite some interesting character and enemy design, there isn't much to praise in the backdrops and environments, as a lot of it is stark and unappealing. This is the visual tone they've adopted, though, and it does fit the atmosphere. Therefore, you won't find a lot of bright color or intricate detail in the backdrops, but if you're a fan of the Japanese anime style, it won't bother you one bit. It's unfortunate there's not a heck of a lot of variety (we'll outline why when we talk about the gameplay), but for what it is, Persona 3's graphical presentation works quite well. The town areas aren't too bad, and at least the visuals aren't constantly bogged down by jaggies, clipping, or other highly visible errors. If you're familiar with previous Atlus RPGs, you likely know what to expect.
Some decent voice acting and a soundtrack that fits the mood bolsters the sound category, even though there's a lot of repetition going on during exploration and battle. Those rock tracks start off engaging and fun but end up being tiresome and even annoying; however, because you're continually going back and forth between areas, the soundtrack doesn't grate too badly. The sound effects are generally a major positive throughout your adventure, and with such a solid voice cast, the player will appreciate the effort Atlus put into creating a good sound repertoire. Again, we do have a problem with the overall variety, but that's just something you'll have to accept. The lack of diversity pops up most in battle while wandering around Tartarus, and the repetition kicks in big time when running around school and town during the day. On the other hand, this doesn't take away from the assembled quality, and the voice acting makes up for a less-than-impressive soundtrack. You just have to withstand the negatives.
On the surface, Persona 3 appears to be a relatively straightforward turn-based RPG when examining the battles. However, there's a great deal more to this game than meets the eye, and you'll realize that within the first hour. The game actually revolves around several facets of the gameplay, and that includes forming Social Links, gathering and fusing Personas, and participating in a number of school and town events that will contribute directly to your success in battle. There's just a whole lot going on, and you'll soon love the idea of juggling school and Tartarus, keeping an eye on the calendar, and planning days, even weeks ahead. Atlus often creates RPGs that are all about micromanagement, but essentially, this one is more about micromanagement: you are required to manage just about every aspect of your day, but it's not anywhere near as challenging or as deep as you might think. That's not necessarily a bad thing, either.
You play as a teenager who has a mysterious ability: the ability to use Personas. To summon these friends of the dark, the character actually…well, it appears as if they're shooting themselves in the head with a handgun. But, it's not really a handgun and they're not really injuring themselves. It's a complicated situation, and one we'll let you discover as you progress, but you can't deny its interesting appeal. It's part of a very good storyline that may unravel a little slowly at first, but with more than a few well designed characters, you'll never be left hanging. The first thing you'll have to understand is that every action you do advances the course of a day. In this way, everything moves along at a pretty quick pace, but that also means you have to keep an eye on the proceedings. With Tartarus only open at night, school during the day (most days), and parts of the town open at various times, you really need to hammer out a schedule from week to week.
Now that we've mentioned Tartarus, we can explain: it's the tower that appears at midnight every night during the Dark Hour (midnight), where nasty Shadows roam and your worthy party will invade and conquer. Every time you go there, the floors change, but you can always find your way with a handy map and way points every five floors that let you leap directly to every fifth level. The only problem is, most all of these floors are pretty similar looking, and wandering through never-ending mazes on each level can get pretty boring. It's just not as involving as we expect the action portions of the game to be, which definitely takes away from the game's appeal. On top of this, when you can only control the main character in battle, the strategy and player involvement drops even further. Sure, you can issue different commands to your allies (in and out of battle), but you never actually choose what they do on each turn; they choose for themselves based on the standing command. They typically do a fine job on their own, but that's not the point, here.
At the core of the battle lies the Personas, and only the main character can handle multiple Personas at once. These Personas are the equivalent of summons in other RPGs; they arrive briefly to level a special attack at the enemy. These come in hundreds of shapes and sizes, and each one is different from the other: they all have a variety of different skills and abilities. Some will be super-effective against certain enemies, others will be entirely ineffective. You will have to find the enemy's weak point, and if you do, you can often complete the battle without giving your foes even a single turn. We saw this format in Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne, where you are rewarded for exploiting an enemy's weakness; your team gets another turn when that happens. However, the reverse proves true as well: if the enemy hits you with a critical attack, they will get another move. It's the type of thing that adds a great amount of depth to a traditional turn-based battle format, that's for sure.
Fusing Personas is also quite the process. You can combine two or three Personas, and you will see the result before you attempt the blend. The new Persona will inherit certain traits and abilities of his/her "parents," but you can only perform the fusion if you're of the appropriate level. In other words, if you've got two Personas that will combine to form a much more powerful Persona, and that new one requires a level of 11; well, you see where we're going with this. Oh, but it doesn't end there. These Personas are divided into classes, and they will benefit from your Social Links. Social Links are formed during the day, in school, after school, or around the town, and they will strengthen certain Persona classes. For example, if you join the Kendo team and become friends with one of your teammates, you will enhance the power of Chariot Personas. By befriending other people, you will add to the power of other Personas, and you'll want to create as many Social Links as possible. This is simply because you never know which class your most effective Persona will fall into…
As you can see, the game is very unique and pretty darn involved; it's obvious this is an Atlus creation. Our only problem lies with Tartarus – couldn't we at least have had different towers or magically different worlds within the tower, or something? – and the fact the battles don't really take advantage of the very deep Persona system. Basically, once you've discovered the weakness of any given enemy, you can easily run the table and stick around for quite a while before your characters become fatigued. Fatigue is something we haven't outlined just yet, but it doesn't require much explanation. The longer you explore and fight in Tartarus, the more your characters will tire, and when tired, they become much less effective in battle. They will miss more frequently, and they won't move as fast. Therefore, each foray into Tartarus is like a race against time; you want to get through at least five levels – those way points are lifesavers – before you have to return for the night.
You can also work on little quests for additional rewards, play a MMO in your room, answer questions correctly in class to up your Academics (or catch some Zs to restore health), and switch your focus between friends to get a well-rounded Persona resume. So there's plenty to do and plenty to like about Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3. But the story really does take too long to unfold, the battle environment is far too repetitive and often boring, you don't have as much control as you would like (only controlling one character isn't much fun), the soundtrack gets ridiculously repetitive at times, and there's no actual world map you can physically explore. Again, some of this contributes positively to the style and atmosphere, but they also detract from the overall quality. For RPG fans, we would certainly recommend Atlus' latest, but if you're more of a role-playing novice or you prefer a more traditional format, we would advise you look elsewhere. Wild ARMs 5, while not being quite as deep or accomplished, might be a good option.


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What's the most hard-working person in your life and what was the person like?
Hard work
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My father. He's 75 and still working as a carpenter in a hospital, simply because he doesn't want to retire and sit around, plus he likes the social interaction at work.
However, my mother gave me the best piece of advice about work I ever heard. On my 16th birthday when I started my first "real" job at a supermarket, she said "if you aren't busy for a moment, grab a broom and start sweeping." That industrious attitude followed me to this day, 32 years later as an attorney.
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My brother, a single dad working two hard, physical jobs to support his kid, who he hardly gets to see because he works so much.
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My mother. Has always worked for an income, plus did all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, and childcare for her large family (during the hours she wasn't working for income).
One year, when I was a teen, she worked three for-pay jobs, along with her at-home jobs. She briefly fell asleep driving a couple times that year.
What is she like? WTH do you think? She's constantly exhausted and in poor health. A person's body can only take so much. Her employers are very glad to have her, of course, but as she ages, she's losing it. There are only so many balls one can keep juggling without ever dropping them.
I was on that path too. At my first job, after complaining about abuse from 2 co-workers, my boss told them they need to straighten up or get fired, as I was worth more - I did more work than both of them. That's about the only time my hard work got me anything of value (to me - to my employers, of course, my hard work got them a well-running company and increased profits).
I spent many years working my butt off, like Mom, and eventually realized, if it's not going to get me anywhere (and it didn't), then why am I trying so much harder than everyone else, especially when it's to my detriment? I learned to ease up a bit, but it was hard, as my natural inclination is to prostrate myself and sacrifice my every need in order to help a company or a person. I actually got fired from a government job many years back because I was following all the rules and they didn't want that. So I try to slack a little and leave some room for me.
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Co worker who came here five years ago from Cuba. He has the hardest, most physically taxing job here. After work he goes to night school. On weekends he cleans and details boats. Since arriving here he has bought a house and a new car all while still finding money to send to his family in Cuba.
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I grew up on a farm. Life was work, 7 days a week. My parents worked tirelessly from sun up to sun down. We raised our own food. My parents could do anything and everything for themselves. Need a new barn, you go out and build it. Need meat, you butcher it. The car or tractor breaks down you fix it and there was not a book in the house.
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R5 = Cam
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A woman who raised two fabulous kids while working 60-80 hour weeks, with no help from their deadbeat dad. She's extraorinarily intelligent, and comes from the kind of immigrant family who believes in spending every waking minute working your fingers to the bone.
She's still astonished when working her fingers to the bone makes her tired. About once a week she sleeps about twelve hours and can barely stagger out of bed, and says she doesn't know what's wrong with her.
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Bill Gates! Sorry, sometimes I crack myself up. I had a dog who worked harder than him.
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I get you R3. I'm luck as I like my work and a part of it I love. I do plenty of unpaid hours, but just work on the stuff in my job that I enjoy. I have depression/ bipolar and the work I do is kind of therapeutic for me.
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My mother. She was a successful artist and worked hard at it -- was creative but also an excellent networker and businesswoman. She woke up early to work, stayed up late, managed to raise a family and build a career at the same time and balance both of them so we never felt short-changed. Not sure how she did it, since I am dead after 8 hours of work. Well, I do know -- she loved what she did.
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My mother. She had emphysema for twenty years and had to fight for breath every second. For twenty years.
And she did.
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City of Vancouver: Increases expected for water, sewer, yard waste in 2013
I wrote a story in Saturday's paper (Nov. 24) letting Vancouver homeowners know what to expect in the coming years when it comes to the price at the tap.
Water rates are expected to go up three per cent next year, driven primarily by increases passed on by the regional water supplier, Metro Vancouver.
For single-family homeowners charged a flat annual fee, it will add, on average, about $15 to the tax bill.
Metered customers will also see the same increase, but are unlikely to feel much of an economic hit because they typically consume less water.
Said Brian Crowe, city director of sewer and water: "The trend suggests that people won't actually spend more on metered water in 2013 than they did in 2012. They'll pay a little bit more per unit, but they will use less, and that is what we are predicting."
The article didn't touch on anticipated rate increases for other utilities. So, in case you can't get enough of this kind of information, here's the Reader's Digest version of two more staff recommendations for 2013, to be received by city council Tuesday:
Garbage rates:
Garbage is expected to decrease in 2013 , due to the city moving to bi-weekly pick-up.
Garbage can collection rates are expected to rise by from $67 to $70 for each collection point, and the collection rate for each garbage can allocated or purchased decrease by $12 from $42 to $30.
2013 annual recycling collection rates remain at $24 for each dwelling unit and $8 for each collection point.
2013 annual green bin collection rate will rise between 70 and 75 per cent, depending on the cart size, from $78 for a 120-litre bin to $131 for 360-litre bin.
Click here for the full report to council.
Sewer rates:
Staff has recommended a five-per-cent increase to annual flat rates for single family homes, from about $273 to $287.
Public sewer connection fees are expected to rise by three per cent.
Click here for the sewer report.


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Container gardening is a fantastic option for those living in an apartment; especially those who do not have a yard. It can be fun to grow fresh herbs that you can use in cooking. Here are some terrific tips for getting started:
- Make sure containers have good drainage holes and that the containers are large enough to accommodate the plants you choose to grow.
- Most plants will need a window that gets at least five hours of sunlight a day, which is usually a south or west window. Watch out for drafts, and avoid placing near radiators.
- Use a soil mixture that includes two parts potting soil to one part sand for good drainage.
- Start with herbs that are easy to grow, such as chives, parsley, basil, thyme, mint and rosemary.
- Be careful not to over water. Herbs don't do well in really wet soil.
- Make sure to let herbs grow a bit before harvesting them to use in cooking.
With just a little bit of time and care you will have a nice, indoor herb garden. Container gardening can provide you with the satisfaction of an outdoor garden without a lot of the hassle.


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The Rangers have established a fund for the family of the late Richard Durrett, the ESPNDallas.com reporter who had covered the team for the past 10 years.
Durrett, who worked previously for The Dallas Morning News, died Tuesday at age 38.
Those wishing to make donations can do so at texasrangers.com/foundation or through via mail at:
Richard Durrett Family Fund
Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation
1000 Ballpark Way, Suite 400
Arlington, TX 76011.
Donations made through the Rangers Foundation in his memory will be directed to the Richard Durrett Family Fund.
Donations can also be made to the Richard Durrett Family Fund, c/o Liberty Bank, 3880 Hulen Street, suite 100, Fort Worth, TX 76107 or at any of their five metroplex locations.


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RIVERVIEW — Spoto (6-0) wasted little time jumping all over Dixie Hollins (0-6). On the first play from scrimmage the Rebels' Dylan Seals dropped back to pass and was immediately picked off by Dominic Addison, who returned the interception for a 7-0 lead.
Jamar Burns scored on a 65-yard run to make the score 14-0 midway through the first quarter. Later the Spartans capitalized on another miscue, as Donald Brown returned an interception 60 yards to make it 19-0.
After halftime the Spartans were stalled by penalties and were at their 5-yard line when James Brown was picked off by Jimmy McCombs, who returned it 5 yards to make it 27-13 in the third. Seven plays later junior Danny Taylor dashed 27 yards for a touchdown to make it 33-13.
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As a U.S. House subcommittee prepares to vote on a bill gutting Great Lakes programs and a federal advisory board meets in Chicago to chart the future of Great Lakes restoration efforts, the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition is urging the nation's public officials to maintain their commitment to the Lakes by rejecting the draconian cuts and supporting a strengthened national plan to guide restoration efforts.
The stakes are high for the more than 30 million people who depend on the Great Lakes for their drinking water, jobs, health, and way of life. The initial four-year, $1.3 billion investment in restoration efforts by the U.S. Congress and President Obama is paying dividends in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. But the nation is nowhere close to implementing the $20 billion restoration plan that initially galvanized support amongst the region's environmentalists, industry leaders, chambers of commerce, mayors, governors, and tribes when the plan was unveiled in 2005.
"The nation is at a crossroads," said Todd Ambs, campaign director for the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition. "We urge public officials to keep restoration efforts on track by restoring funding to successful Great Lakes efforts and embracing a plan that puts the Lakes on a path toward recovery. Cutting successful Great Lakes programs will not save the nation one penny. It will only cost taxpayers more, because projects will only become more difficult and expensive the longer we wait."
The bill also slashes funding to the Clean Water State Revolving Loan fund, a national program that helps communities fix old sewers to keep beaches open and protect drinking water supplies. The bill cuts the program by more than 80 percent – from the current level of $1.03 billion to a proposed $250 million for fiscal year 2014.
"Cuts of this magnitude would bring Great Lakes programs to a halt," said Joel Brammeier, co-chair of the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition and President and CEO of the Alliance for the Great Lakes. "At a time when communities are facing a staggering backlog of work to keep sewage out of our lakes and rivers, the nation needs to increase—not cut—these investments, which are critical for the environment and economy."
View an interactive map of successful restoration projects at: www.healthylakes.org
"Great Lakes restoration efforts are producing results," said Gildo Tori, director of public policy at Ducks Unlimited. "But there's more work to do. Now is not the time to pull the plug on restoration efforts. We need to stay the course and maintain our federal investment in the Lakes."
The Coalition recently submitted comments on the plan. Read them at: http://bit.ly/15Fjzif
Among the Coalition's recommendations:
"Climate change will exacerbate many of the threats facing the Lakes, from sewage overflows to farm run-off," said Melinda Koslow, regional program manager at the National Wildlife Federation. "Future restoration efforts need to incorporate climate change to help the Lakes adapt to a warming world."
Future restoration efforts, according to the Coalition, hinge on both a strong plan and funding to implement it.
"The bottom line is simple," said Ambs, "the nation needs to maintain its funding commitment to restoration, because no matter how good the next plan is, without funding it will go nowhere."
"Great Lakes restoration is a bipartisan priority, and that needs to continue if we are to see the job through," said Chad Lord, policy director for the Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition. "This subcommittee was handed a lemon when the House Budget Committee passed a completely unrealistic budget scheme earlier this year. We'll work with our Great Lakes champions in Congress to reject these cuts and restore funding to make sure the Great Lakes can be used and enjoyed by people now and for generations to come."
The Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition consists of 120 environmental, conservation, outdoor recreation organizations, zoos, aquariums and museums representing millions of people, whose common goal is to restore and protect the Great Lakes. Learn more at www.healthylakes.org or follow us on Twitter @healthylakes.


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Bills RBs McCoy, Williams out, WR Watkins questionable vs. Titans
Bills running backs LeSean McCoy and Karlos Williams have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Titans, with receiver Sammy Watkins listed as questionable.
Buffalo coach Rex Ryan announced the news Friday. Boobie Dixon will start at running back for the Bills.
Williams, a rookie, suffered a concussion in last week's game against the Giants and has yet to be cleared through the NFL's concussion protocol. McCoy has battled a hamstring injury since training camp and has not played since Week 3 against the Dolphins. He told reporters he had a Grade 2 hamstring pull and will miss three to four weeks.
Watkins also sat out last week's game against New York with a calf injury, and whether he will play will be a game-time decision. He was limited in practice Friday.
Ryan was optimistic about his receiver's progression in the recovery process, and hoped to have him available against Tennessee. Watkins said he was still unsure, but if it was an "emergency" situation, he thought he would be able to play.
In three games, McCoy has rushed 43 times for 146 yards for an average of 3.4 yards per carry. In four, Williams has carried 42 times for 226 yards and three touchdowns. Watkins has caught seven passes for 99 yards and a touchdown in three games.
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This new lineup of sunless tanning products for the tanning salon, spa and mobile spray tanning markets allow the user to shower after 30 minutes (most sunless tanning solutions require waiting 8 hours before showering). The collection consists of three formulas: Hollywood, Miami and Vegas.
Hollywood produces a golden color and Vegas gives a beautiful reddish tone. Miami is perfect for those with dark skin tones or those that have lots of yellow undertones. On these people the color is a beautiful rich brown. All three solutions are oil-free, fragrance-free, alcohol-free and erythrulose-free made with Eco-Cert certified DHA (dihydroxyacetone).
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WHAT TO DO WHEN THE COURTHOUSE HAS BURNED AND YOU ARE ALL OUT OF MARSHMELLOWS! 1. The courthouse may not have burned totally. Some records may have been saved because they were in an annex or wing that didn't burn. Don't always rely on what the 'Handy Book for Genealogist' or the court clerk says. 2. There may be/have been two courthouses in the same county. 3. The records may have been reconstructed or re-recorded, and remember that deeds sometimes are not recorded for years after the transfer. Also check with county abstract offices. 4. Check neighboring counties for deeds, probate records and marriages. It may be necessary to go out a second or third county away for a marriage record. People who elope do not go to their own town courthouse for the license. 5. Check everything in the courthouse where the family went to and the county where they came from if the county is known. Many sold land to relatives before moving on. 6. Check the parent county/counties Land records and the State Land Records for those counties. In the case of territory claimed by two states, check both state records. If your problem is in the Fire Lands or a Military District, check the parent States records. 7. Check the progeny (those that were formed from your county) county/counties for Land records that may have been recorded at a much later date. FEDERAL RECORDS 1. Census records 2. Mortality schedules 3. Military records and pensions 4. Federal land grants and homestead states 5. Immigration and naturalization 6. Decennial Digest - This index covers the years 1658 to 1906 and is found in most law libraries. It indexes cases that went to appellate or higher courts. 7. Federal court records. STATE RECORDS 1. Census - state and territorial 2. Militia records and pensions 3. Birth and death records 4. Tax records - real, personal and poll 5. Land lotteries, land grants and homesteads TOWNSHIP OR TOWN RECORDS Items vary according to the state. In Ohio I saw a list of men available and of the right age for military duty from the late 1800s. Other states may have townships that function like a county or a city and have the equivalent records. CITY RECORDS 1. Birth and death records 2. Marriage records 3. Cemetery records 4. Tax records 5. City directories and phone books HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 1. State archives and libraries 2. County historical societies 3. College libraries 4. Local libraries 5. Private libraries (D.A.R., S.A.R., Railroad, etc.) In all of these libraries, be sure to check the verticle files. PUBLISHED RECORDS 1. County histories 2. Town and city histories 3. Genealogies 4. Genealogical and historical society quarterlies 5. Newspapers PRIVATE RECORDS 1. Church records and church historical libraries 2. Funeral home records 3. Cemetery records, sextons records and transcripts of cemeteries made years ago 4. School records - grade or college 5. Title and abstract companies \ 6. Private land companies (i.e. Holland Land Purchase in New York) HOME SOURCES 1. Bible records 2. Photo albums 3. Baby books 4. Insurance policies 5. Family letters, diaries and ledgers MISCELLANEOUS 1. Lineage societies 2. Masonic records 3. Fraternal records BOTTOM LINE - Analyze your problem and decide 1. What information you really need! 2. What types of documents may provide that information. 3. Then analyze the locality or localities where that proof may be found. **From a program at the Oklahoma Genealogical Society on February 4, 1985, given by Mrs. Lois M. Coople.
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New European Postpolypectomy Surveillance Guideline
New European Postpolypectomy Surveillance Guideline
- Douglas K. Rex, MD
A 10-year postpolypectomy surveillance interval is recommended in patients considered low-risk, in contrast with the 5-year interval commonly used in the U.S.
- Douglas K. Rex, MD
Sponsoring Organization: European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE)
Target Population: Gastroenterologists
Background and Objective
The ESGE has issued an evidence-based, consensus-based guideline on postpolypectomy endoscopic surveillance, including a comprehensive review of patient risk stratification after neoplastic polyp removal and practical recommendations for scheduling surveillance procedures. Major guidelines on this topic are already available from the U.S. Multi-Society Task Force (MSTF) on Colorectal Cancer and the British Society of Gastroenterology.
Key Recommendations
In low-risk patients (those with 1 to 2 tubular adenomas <10 mm in size), conduct surveillance colonoscopy 10 years after polypectomy.
In high-risk patients (those with adenoma ≥10 mm in size, ≥3 adenomas of which one is ≥10 mm, or villous histology or high-grade dysplasia), conduct surveillance colonoscopy at 3-year intervals, or at 5-year intervals if no high-risk adenomas are discovered at first follow-up colonoscopy.
Consider patients with sessile serrated polyps <10 mm with no dysplasia as low-risk and those with sessile serrated polyps ≥10 mm or dysplasia as high-risk.
This new guideline is very similar to that of the U.S. Multi-Society Task Force on Colorectal Cancer, except for the new guideline's longer recommended postpolypectomy screening interval in low-risk patients (10 years vs. 5–10 years in the MSTF guideline). In the U.S., most of these patients actually undergo a repeat colonoscopy at 5 years; very few clinicians recommend 10 years. In comparison with these two guidelines, the British guideline presents a broader risk stratification. In particular, it recommends that patients with ≥5 adenomas, or with ≥3 adenomas of which one is ≥10 mm, undergo colonoscopy 1 year later.
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Asbestos was used for quite some time as a major component of building materials. It was utilized in fireproofing, roofing tiles, electrical insulation, covering for very hot pies along with other anti-friction products. It's however been replaced by some other building materials that are much less hazardous for your health, and for good reason.
The first question, however, is: What is asbestos? Asbestos is a derivative of natural fibres found in rock and soil. It is grey in colour and, if you come into contact with it, can stick in the skin like millions of tiny splinters that you cannot wash off. Because of its fibrous nature, asbestos very easily fragments and gets airborne – a bad thing!
Research indicates that prolonged exposure to asbestos is hazardous for your health. This affects the workers who make the asbestos, those who work with it in their construction careers and people who live with it, either nearby the factory or in their homes. You can be impacted by asbestos disease by either swallowing or breathing in the fibres or even by excessive skin contact.
One of the most serious diseases caused by contact with asbestos is mesothelioma. It is essentially an asbestos induced cancer. The asbestos particles are cancer causing. The particles are generally breathed into your lungs and may lie there, dormant, for many years. Eventually the cancer starts and spread rapidly through the body. It affects the lungs, digestive system, throat, vocal chords and kidneys.
The most typical side effect of inhaling asbestos fibers is lung tissue fibrosis. Fibrosis is essentially the formation of scarring. The scar tissue is brought on by the body attempting to heal the lungs from the punctures caused by the needle like asbestos fibres. When it comes to asbestos disease, it can be so severe that the lung can't function. The affected person will experience shortness of breath along with other similar symptoms of defective lung functioning.
It is simply because of this that asbestos is not longer used as building materials in several countries around the world. Instead, fibreglass has become introduced as a substitute for asbestos, this is made from silicate fibres similar to asbestos. Other options found in building materials today will be stone and glass wool, natural fibre products, wood fiber and a synthetic fibre called PBI fibre which has a melting point of 760 degrees Celsius. Sleeves, rope, tape and fabric have become common substitutes for asbestos in industrial surroundings.
Fortunately, asbestos is no longer commonly used in construction building materials. Which means that the health of our construction employees and residents in homes built recently are at less risk. If yuo possess a home that used outdated building materials, you might want to check to see if you have asbestos lining in your house and have it swapped out with something safer if you do. Asbestos is hazardous to your health and your children's health. Do everybody a favour and replace all of the asbestos within your house with a more acceptable substitute.


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This discussion is about "My Paranormal Romance" in the "TV's & Movies" forums.
Originally Posted by iTOLDu aw.. naa pa cla plans ipa salida ni ug usab? puhon. maayo unta. aron ma expose ang mga cebuano tan-aw ug ...
sayanga oy, pwede naa ni nig march3 kay mo anhi mi cebu ako asawa hehehe.
nay dvd ani bro? palit ko
i watched the movie and i really loved it. congrats! i hope i can get a dvd copy of the movie
nya me and my bf saw Edwina/Edgar at Ayala. We were like "si Edwina man toh!" then in our minds... "sayang we should have taken a photo with him" fans au! but really... kudos!
our valentine movie... payter... hehe
Super Hard University. wtf. haha
supposedly watched this adtong last day of screening, sadly i was 40 mins late and so wala nako baligyai og ticket..hehe..hopefully ipasalida ni nilag balik kay it was such a hit..
nice movie.
sayanga wala ko kita ani. i wanna watch
wala pa silay planu mag release dvd? hehe wa pud ko kita sa movie!
i really enjoyed watching this film.. this movie really completed my valentines day.
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Printmakers seem to spend an inordinate amount of time explaining their craft. Pencils, paints, canvas, brushes, stone, bronze and the other accouterments of art-making seem readily comprehensible, but an understanding of printmaking is both enriched and entangled by its many forms and ever-expanding techniques.
Let's try to loosen some of the tangle, shall we? I'll start with some definitions for processes, and as time goes on I'll add other terms.
Keep in mind that none of these descriptions is the final word, since printmakers often combine techniques when creating their work. Nor should this be considered a comprehensive list, because at this time I'm only describing techniques that I've personally had experience with. There's plenty out there that I've never encountered! Printmaking is constantly evolving as new processes are developed, and printmakers will always have to explain themselves. It's okay. It's good for us. Really.
Original printmaking techniques
relief printmaking, a process that involves creating a matrix (plate or block) in which the parts of the block NOT intended to print are carved away. Only the image area remains raised. Printing involves inking the surface of the block and bringing it into firm contact with the paper, either by running plate and paper through a press or by hand rubbing with a baren (or spoon!). The resulting printed image is the reverse of the carved block. Examples of relief printing include woodcut, linocut, wood engraving, and the humble rubber stamp. (Sample here is a linocut by... me!) If you're still in the dark, I have a bit of an introduction to relief printing over on my website.
Also, check out this Relief printmaking video by the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Daniel Hopfer, ca 1470-1536.)
Intaglio printmaking video.
A monotype is a print made by drawing or painting directly on a smooth, non-absorbent surface such as a plate of metal, glass, or plexiglass. The image is then transferred onto paper by pressing the plate and paper together. Unlike other forms of printmaking, which typically create multiples of an image, this process creates individual unique prints because most of the ink is removed during the initial pressing. Subsequent prints from the same painted plate will differ greatly from the first print.
Screen printing is a stencil method of printmaking in which a design is imposed on a screen of silk or other fine mesh, and ink is forced through the mesh onto the printing surface using a squeegee. A screen print might also be called silkscreen or serigraph. Screen printing can be applied to many different kinds of surfaces and is a popular way of printing garments and posters in addition to fine art applications.
Screenprinting video
How Stuff Works. (This sample is "Self Portrait with Skeleton Arm" by Edvard Munch.)
Lithography video.
Enter the mechanical reproduction...
Here's where things can get confusing. Most books and other types of high-volume text are printed using offset lithography, the most common form of printing production. Offset lithography depends on photographic processes and flexible aluminum, plastic or paper printing plates instead of hand drawing on stone tablets. There are gazillions of images called "lithographs," but many are mechanical reproductions created by offset lithography, not hand-crafted lithographs. (The sample here is a plate from Ernst Haeckel's Kunstformen der Natur of 1904. I think it was done as offset because it was part of a published book. If someone knows otherwise, let me know!)
In the last 20 years or so, we've seen a proliferation of "fine art giclée prints." A giclée print is another form of mechanical reproduction, an image created from a digital source using high-quality inkjet printing. The word "giclée" comes from the French "le gicleur" meaning "nozzle", or more specifically "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray." Many painters, for example, create multiple images of popular paintings by using the giclée process on a variety of surfaces, including canvas. In this case they're not creating original prints, but reproductions of work created in another medium.
What I haven't touched on here are contemporary digital print practices, by which artists can and do create original work. It's not a field I know much about, but as I learn more, I'll add it to the page.
Just in case you missed the references in the text, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts has some GREAT videos introducing original printmaking processes on YouTube. Check them out!
Relief printmaking
Intaglio printmaking


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As part of our ongoing mission to show that the Samsung Galaxy S4 is the perfect life companion,...
Do you wish more people would watch your videos? While it's easy to take videos these days, it can be hard to get people to actually sit through them. If your goal is to get more views for your creations, find out some tips for improving your chances by producing better videos.
It's fun to put your cat's antics or your friend's birthday party up on YouTube for your family and friends. But if you actually want other people to watch, check out these tips for making better videos.
Tell a Story
Viewers tend to respond best to stories that have a beginning, middle, and an end. To effectively engage people, your video should have some hint of that structure - no matter how brief or how creatively inventive.
Take a friend's birthday celebration, for example. Your video could begin with blowing up the balloons or with the "Surprise!", move on to the guests, and end with a shot of your friend blowing out the candles, or an artsy, silent shot of the crumpled-up wrapping paper to signify that the gifts have been opened and everyone's gone home. And if your friends, family, or other audience want to see the birthday party story unfold for themselves, the QF30 also lets you share your recordings online in real time on Ustream.
Make It Brief
Fifteen minutes of fame is way too long in the video-sharing world - even for your mother to tolerate. Unless you have an unusually compelling story to tell, keep your video short - less than three minutes is best - and keep it moving. If you're turning the camera on friends, give them limits. In the birthday party situation above, for example, rather than let guests ramble on tape, you could ask them to describe the birthday boy or girl in one word.
Do the Unexpected
Within the structure of your video story, get as creative as you like. For example, shoot your video from different angles - above, below, or from the side. The QF30 comes with Switch Grip II, so you automatically take right-side-up video, no matter which way you hold the camera. Capture unsuspecting cake-eaters with zoom, or add special effects such as time lapse.
Get Your Lighting Right
To produce watchable videos, good lighting is critical. When lighting an indoor subject like an interview, you can improve the look of your video by following a standard known as three-point lighting. The main lamp, or "key light," should typically be bright and aimed at the subject. An additional, less-bright "fill light" from the opposite direction can tone down harsh shadows. When you're filming a subject against a background, a "hair light" (usually from above) helps subjects stand out from the backdrop. And remember to keep the fixtures out of the video frame!
Keep It Steady
Shaky camera footage is annoying to watch for more than a second or two. For setup shots, a tripod keeps the camera steady; for handheld shots, make sure your camera has an optical image stabilizer. The QF30 features the exceptionally powerful OIS Duo Plus, which works in the camera's lens, image sensor, and software to keep unwanted movement to a minimum.
Create a Mood
Music also helps create a mood, so choose a tune that works with your footage. If you're uploading your video online, make sure you have the rights to the music (believe it or not, you actually can't use "Happy Birthday" without obtaining the rights). The QF30 Camcorder has Smart BMG II with My Music, which lets you add music right from the camera - your own, or from preloaded selections that are rights-cleared for Internet uploading.
Quality Counts
We're all living in an HD world and, as the Internet, television, and social sharing technologies continue to converge, your video might just wind up on a big screen. Make sure to use a high-quality camera like the Samsung QF30, which shoots in Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution with a 60-fps interlaced frame rate for optimum image quality.
Get Noticed
When your video is finished, upload it to YouTube or any of your preferred video-sharing sites, or stream it to your television for group viewing. Use the built-in Wi-Fi capability of the QF30 to easily upload the video to your smartphone or to your social media networks - and spread the word that you've got a new and improved video ready to share with the world.
Want to start filming?
If you're ready to create your masterpiece, explore Samsung's range of Smart camcorders and find the perfect one for you. Or, if you've decided that the QF30 is the right choice for you, find out more about it including where to buy.
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Brooklyn: Big Borough, Even Bigger Support
Brooklyn is known for its distinct culture, independent art scene, ethnic enclaves, unique architectural heritage and, of course, Coney Island. Did you know that it is also the most populous of New York City's five boroughs, with nearly 2.6 million residents? By way of the R train, four summer organizers have begun establishing neighborhood teams there throughout the past month and a half.
After getting to know supporters within the community, Summer Organizers Nikko P. and Garrett T. rallied dozens of local residents to participate in the National Day of Action dedicated to voter registration. They headed to the major subway hub, Atlantic Terminal, where about 40 volunteers registered new voters. Nikko saw it as a "great day of support for our president," especially considering over 150 people signed supporter cards affirming that they are "in" for 2012.
"Many volunteers came out from all over Brooklyn, including a Republican who is supporting Obama. Everyone was very engaged and excited to help register voters." –Nikko
While Nikko and his fellow summer organizers can feel satisfaction as they witness their hard work coming to fruition, it is just as exciting for supporters within the community in Brooklyn. It is especially thrilling for Arnold C., a local Obama supporter who worked on the campaign during the 2008 election, who has been hoping that a team would form in his community.
Volunteers throughout Brooklyn and across the country seized the opportunity of growing this campaign and registering new voters on Saturday, but it takes more than one day of action to begin organizing. With every cent donated, every minute volunteered, every house meeting hosted, this movement grows. Whether you are in Brooklyn or Buffalo, there is a way for you to help us get one step closer to victory in 2012. By emailing [email protected], you'll be one step closer to making progress in your own community!


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• The Rotary Club of Dove Mountain meets. Details: 7 a.m.; The Highlands Club House; 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd.; email@example.com.
• The Rotary Club of Oro Valley meets. Details: 7 a.m.; Oro Valley Country Club, 300 W. Greenock Drive; firstname.lastname@example.com.
• The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke meets. Details: 11:30 a.m.; SaddleBrooke Country Club, 64485 E. SaddleBrooke Blvd.; $15; email@example.com.
Monday, Nov. 4
• Oro Valley Toastmasters meets. Details: 6:15-7:15 p.m.; Golder Ranch Fire Station, 355 E. Linda Vista Blvd.; 314-8008.
Tuesday, Nov. 5
• The Rotary Club of Marana meets. Details: 7 a.m.; Nana's Kitchen, 8225 N. Courtney Page Way; 395-2508 or www.maranarotary.org.
• The Marana Host Lions Club meets. Details: 7-8 a.m.; Rock N' Java, 7555 W. Twin Peaks Road; 882-4947.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
• The Marana Chamber of Commerce holds a Networking Breakfast. Details: 7-9 a.m.; Colt's Taste of Texas Steakhouse, 8310 N. Thornydale Road; $25, $20 members; 682-4314.
• The Marana Chamber of Commerce holds an Open House and Ribbon Cutting at Distinctive Cleaning and Maintenance Services. Details: 9:30-11:30 a.m.; 4249 W. Ina Road, Suite 111; 682-4314.
• Oro Valley Business Club meets. Details: 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; Oro Valley Country Club, 300 W. Greenock Drive; $20, $17 members; 531-5338.
• The Marana Chamber of Commerce, Referral Tree, and the Arizona Small Business Association hold the Big Event Appreciation Mixer. Details: 4-8 p.m.; Hotel Tucson City Center, 475 N. Granada Ave.; $10-$15; 682-4314 or 505-3062.
Thursday, Nov. 7
• The Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce holds its Monthly Networking Breakfast. Details: 7-8:30 a.m.; Tohono Chul Park, 7366 N. Paseo Del Norte; $30, $20 members; 297-2191.
• SCORE offers a workshop on Financing Options for Small Businesses. Details: 1 p.m.; SCORE Office, 1400 W. Speedway Blvd.; free; 505-3636.
• The Marana Chamber of Commerce holds a Ribbon Cutting at the UPS Store. Details: 5-6 p.m.; 8340 N. Thornydale Road, Suite 110; 682-4314.
• The Arizona Dept. of Insurance and ASBA hold a meeting on the Rate Review Process and the role in the Affordable Care Act. Details: 6-8 p.m.; Residence Inn, 6477 E. Speedway Blvd.; 602-364-2455.


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Unlimited Campaign Dollars Likely To Be Permanent Fixture Now Thanks To Supreme Court Ruling
An attempt to curb the influence of the Citizens United decision has been thwarted by a 5-4 rulling of the Supreme Court.
In its 2010 decision in Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission, the Supreme Court ruled that money reigned over all when it came to financing political campaigns by deciding that unlimited corporate campaign donations do not need to be regulated. First amendment rights, the court decided, means independent expenditures by corporations and unions could not be limited to any particular dollar amount as they "do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption."
Since that case, super PACs have flooded the political arena, offering companies, investors and the affluent the chance to give massive donations without disclosure for the purpose of trying to defeat candidates or initiatives.
Not everyone was so willing to agree with the court's ruling, however. The state of Montana initiated its own challenge to the law, noting their own state law barring corporations and outside groups from making unlimited independent expenditures in elections, a direct contradiction to Citizens United. But those who hoped that Montana's law would give the Supreme Court a chance to reverse its position have been sorely disappointed. The court today refused to revisit the case.
The New York Times reports:
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In a brief unsigned decision, the Supreme Court on Monday declined to have another look at its blockbuster 2010 campaign finance decision, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. In a 5-to-4 vote, the majority summarily reversed a decision of the Montana Supreme Court that had refused to follow the Citizens United decision."The question presented in this case is whether the holding of Citizens United applies to the Montana state law," the opinion said. "There can be no serious doubt that it does. Montana's arguments in support of the judgment below either were already rejected in Citizens United, or fail to meaningfully distinguish that case."
Jessica Mason Pieklo writes:
The immediate impact of this decision cannot be overstated. There was at least an arguable case to make that the holding of Citizens United did not extend to the state and local elections. It is nearly impossible to make that argument now. So that means we can expect a flood of corporate dollars into all state and local races and a similar flood of legal challenges to state laws banning or curbing such donations.
Big money in politics is here to stay.
We are already staring down the barrel of a campaign cycle dominated by a few extremely rich donors who will pay whatever necessary to get their candidates elected. Although that dominance of donors was inevitably going to heavily influence federal campaigns, there was still hope that at the very least local elections would not simply be based on who can spend the most to buy elections. Now even that may be too much to hope for.


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by George Kurtz
We're going to start off today's column by being a little pessimistic and look at a few of the more disappointing players in Fantasy Hockey this season; in other words, the biggest busts of the year to date. There are quite a few candidates. Some might think that Steven Stamkos is the biggest bust because he has missed a good chunk of the season with a broken leg. While this may be true, I'm going to eliminate any player that has suffered an injury from this list. If a player is hurt, especially with a long-term injury, you can replace him so the damage could be mitigated somewhat. However, a player who is healthy but still having a terrible season can be a real detriment to your Fantasy team.
Henrik Lundqvist came to mind as a possibility, and if I had written this column three weeks ago he might even be the winner. However, he's won seven of his last 10 starts and is starting to look like the Vezina Trophy candidate he always is each season. Some Fantasy owners were complaining about Evgeni Malkin earlier this season because of his lack of goal scoring, even though he was one of the league's leading scorers due to the number of assists he was piling up. Claude Giroux is another candidate for Fantasy hatred, as he got off to an extremely slow start; more than likely due to the hand injury he suffered in a golfing accident about a month before the season started. But like Lundqvist, Giroux has also been turning his season around of late. The same goes for Rick Nash.
Eric Staal is a strong candidate for this award, as he still only has 11 goals on the season. It's incredible to think he may not even break the 20 goal mark. Maybe this shouldn't come as a surprise, though, as he had only 24 goals in the 2011-12 season. If not for my injury waiver distinction, Loui Eriksson would be the hands down winner, as the trade to Boston has been anything but a boon to his success. He has a horrendous five goals and just 15 points. Hopefully, his adjustment to Boston will move along a bit quicker now that he has recovered from his concussion, if not, he will be the winner in April.
So, who is my choice for most disappointing Fantasy player so far? Well, I'm going to cheat a little bit and pick a pair of players, but a deserving pair nonetheless; the Sedin twins. It was just over a year ago that we were debating whom the better first round pick would be, Daniel Sedin or Alexander Ovechkin. The answer to the question is easy, as Daniel only has 13 goals on the season and none this calendar year. Life hasn't gone much better for
Henrik Sedin is not getting it done. Photo Credit:Daniel Dobish
Henrik. He also used to be a first-round pick, but it seems that as one twin goes, so goes the other. Although Henrik has four more points than Daniel does, he still only has nine goals on the season. That is just not getting it done. An honorable mention goes out to Alexandre Burrows. He still has not scored this season, although a pair of injuries has limited him to just 18 games played so far. Let us look at what else is going on around the NHL.
You really have to feel for Josh Harding. He won the starting job over Niklas Backstrom early in the season and was putting up Vezina type numbers before an illness derailed his season. He hasn't played in a couple of weeks, but was scheduled to return at some point this week before suffering a setback Monday, as he reported to the team that he still isn't feeling well. This is really a sad situation, as Minnesota won't publicly come out and say it, but this is almost certainly a complication due to his MS. Harding may never be able to maintain a full-time goaltending job in the NHL. As for the Wild, they have turned to Darcy Kuemper in net of late, and he has responded favorably by going 4-1 in his last five games with a 1.36 GAA. He is the guy you want in net right now for Minnesota, but there really is no telling how long that will last.
So, what did you think of the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames line brawl Saturday night? For those that don't know, the Flames (road team) submitted an opening lineup that featured their fourth line starting the game. The Canucks answered in kind, and .02 seconds into the game, it was fight night in Canada. One hundred and forty two penalty minutes later, order was somewhat restored. If you had any of these players in your Fantasy lineup, you might have won your head-to-head matchup solely due to this melee. Just another reason why I don't understand rewarding PIM in Fantasy. One game, I mean one shift, can determine a winner. I'm just not a fan.
The Flyers signed Steve Mason to a three-year, $12.3 million contract over the weekend. Mason then went out, played terribly versus the Islanders, and Ray Emery replaced him. I was wrong about the Flyers goaltending situation during the off-season. I thought Emery would eventually be the starter, but that is not going to happen. That being said, though, just because Philly trusts Mason in net doesn't mean you should.
The Penguins only had one game last week, which is more than likely why we didn't see James Neal play last Wednesday, and also why Paul Martin wasn't activated from the IR. Well they both should be good and ready to go this week. Neal, of course, is an automatic start, while Martin may be more of a wait and see. The reason for that approach is not because of anything that Martin has done, but more because of the play of Matt Niskanen. He has six goals and 25 points on the season, a decent chunk of which have come with Martin out of the lineup. There is no word yet on who will play the point on the power play, or which unit they will play on.
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This week Appellation Mountain's Abby Sandel follows the lead of Jada Pinkett (with son Jaden) in showing us how to find boys' names honoring a female namesake.
Jaden Christopher Syre Smith turns 13 next month. Smith is Hollywood royalty, the son of actors Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith, and his name is often cited as one of the reasons Jayden, Caeden, Hayden, and company became an epidemic among boys' names.
Overlook the rhymes-with-Aiden qualities of Jaden Smith's name for a minute, and there's something else notable about this young actor's appellation. While girls have been named after their fathers since ancient days, Jaden is one of relatively few boys to be named after his mother.
The Smiths continued the pattern with daughter Willow Camille Reign, choosing a name that honors dad, but opting for something less conventional than Billie or Wilhelmina.
They're not the only famous parents looking to their family trees as a starting point for choosing a child's name. Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr chose Flynn to honor his grandmother, Evelyn.
Plenty of names have obvious equivalents, like Charles and Charlotte or Ray and Rae. Others don't lend themselves to an obvious opposite-gendered name. What's the masculine form of Bridget?
You may need to be creative to name a daughter after your favorite uncle, but that can create an opportunity, too. Grandpa Donald might fume if you reject Donald in favor of the more stylish Donovan for your son. But honor grandma Donna or aunt Dawn with a little Donovan, and chances are she'll be thrilled.
Based on the most popular names of the 1970s and 80s, here are some thoughts about how you might name a son, Pinkett-Smith style. The girls' list is up next week. Add your additions and suggestions in the comments!


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Don't miss out on a lower price on this hotel
Get an overview of this hotelArt Deco Beijing hotel in Beijing Central Business District, near Hongqiao Market
Popular property highlights
Located in Beijing Central Business District, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Ancient Observatory, Hongqiao Market, and Chairman Mao Memorial Hall. Tiananmen Square and Forbidden City are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 357 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and iPod docks. Free wired Internet and 24-hour room service are standard, as are LCD TVs with satellite channels.
Guest Highlights
- Proximity to public transit
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Guestroom size
- Comfy beds
Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 12443 square feet (1156 square meters) include a conference center. This Art Deco hotel also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall is a smoke-free property.
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 357
- Number of floors - 21
- 24-hour front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 1156
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Free wired Internet
- Grocery/convenience store
- ATM/banking
- Meeting rooms 13
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Pool sun loungers
- Year Built 2008
- Conference space size (feet) - 12443
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference center
- Number of meeting rooms - 13
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Snack bar/deli
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Self parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- DVD player
- Shower/tub combination
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- Phone
- Minibar
- Free bottled water
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Slippers
- Bidet
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Espresso maker
- Desk
- iPod docking station
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Down comforter
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
City Wall Bistro - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required. Open daily.
The Lounge - This bar serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for CNY 155.25 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Deposit: CNY 500 per night
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: CNY 193.2 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: CNY 0 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: CNY 144 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 155.25 per night
Hotel Name
- Beijing City Wall
- Beijing Marriott City Wall
- Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall
- Marriott City Wall
- Marriott Hotel Beijing City Wall
- Marriott Hotel City Wall
- Marriott Beijing
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Role of Vitamin D in Innate Immunity to Tuberculosis
This study has been completed.
Harvard School of Public Health
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Ganmaa Davaasambuu, Harvard School of Public Health
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First received: November 15, 2010
Last updated: August 1, 2012
Last verified: August 2012
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Ganmaa D, Giovannucci E, Bloom BR, Fawzi W, Burr W, Batbaatar D, Sumberzul N, Holick MF, Willett WC. Vitamin D, tuberculin skin test conversion, and latent tuberculosis in Mongolian school-age children: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled feasibility trial. Am J Clin Nutr. 2012 Aug;96(2):391-6. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.112.034967. Epub 2012 Jul 3.


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Kyrie Irving finally found his shooting touch.
Looks like the NBA noticed, too, as the Cavaliers guard was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week on Monday for games played Dec. 9-Sunday.
Irving averaged 29.0 points, 6.3 assists and 2.3 steals in three games during the week, while shooting .508 percent (32-63) from the field, .409 (9-22) from 3-point range and .933 (14-15) from the line in leading the Cavs to a 2-1 record.
His 29-point average was tops for the week among Eastern Conference guards and second among all conference players.
He was also one of two Eastern Conference players to have multiple 30-point games and the only one to have a 30-point, 10-assist game.
It's the second time Irving has won the award, the other time coming Jan. 21-27 of last season.
Irving beat out Brooklyn's Deron Williams, Indiana's Roy Hibbert, Miami's LeBron James and Toronto's DeMar DeRozen to win the award.


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"Let me remind you, on the twenty-second of August, the estate will be auctioned off. Think about that! Think."
But such a thought is impossible to Madame Ranevskaya and her family who are blind to the winds of change that are about to overtake them and their cherished cherry orchard. Join CSC veterans John Turturro and Dianne Wiest as the company completes its acclaimed Chekhov Cycle, which has included The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, and Three Sisters.
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Heartland man still happy and healthy at 101
Tue, 13 Aug 2013 23:15:23 GMT —
Paul Thomas was surrounded by family as he celebrated his 101st Birthday at the Good Samaritan Society in Keosauqua Tuesday.
Thomas was born in Missouri in 1912, but was raised and lived in Van Buren County his whole life.
He was a man who lived for farming, gardening and riding tractors until the age of 90. He said he misses it every day.
"Being around a bunch of cattle, hogs and sheep, milk some cows, everything just like any farmer does," Thomas said.
The one thing Thomas never lost sight of was his family. Thomas was married for 75 years to his wife, Ilah, before she passed away three years ago. The couple never had children, but Thomas played the role of second father and grandfather to the 16 nieces and nephews, 22 great nieces and nephews and 16 great-great nieces and nephews he has.
"I'm glad he is. We don't want to let him go. We are going to hold on to him for another 100 hopefully," said niece Heather Sheets.
"I remember the one piece of advice he gave me, he said 'It's not what you do. It's what you have left when you're done that counts,'" said nephew Paul Wells.
Thomas says he has lived a great long life and shared his secret behind it.
"It's been hard work and love. I'm very happy. I'm very happy with every one of them. This bunch has been good to me," Thomas said.
Thomas was the sixth of seven children.
Thoughout these past 10 decades he has lived through historic events such as World Wars I & II, the Roaring 20's, the Great Depression, civil rights, the disco era, Y2K, and 17 presidents.