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'The Cost of a Poor Credit Rating'* – a report by Dr John Glen, Senior Lecturer at Cranfield Business School and commissioned by credit card provider aqua – finds that UK families with a poor credit score could be losing £342m a year as they are unable to access the most competitive broadband deals advertised by providers. This is an extra cost of £115 each year on household bills for the average family with a low credit score.
The latest report builds on aqua's 'Mind the Credit Gap' report, which revealed that more than half (57%) of the UK adult population are at risk of being declined credit by mainstream lenders. Using figures from various national sources, from OFGEM to ONS, Dr Glen compared the cost of utility bills, mobile phone bills, finance for white goods and car loans, finding that an average UK household with a poor credit score could be paying £1,170 more across products and services than households with a healthy credit score.
Few people are aware of the importance of having a healthy credit rating, with previous research finding that almost three quarters (74%) of people aren't aware that having a low credit rating could affect their access to broadband. Awareness was even lower amongst young people with only 24% of under 25 year olds knowing that a bad credit score might prevent them from getting a better deal on these bills. An alarming three-quarters (75%) of people didn't know that their credit rating could prevent them from being accepted for direct debits, which are often cheaper than pay as you go or quarterly payments, to pay their households bills.
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Sushant Singh Rajput to visit Old Delhi Railway Station
A lover of history, actor Sushant Singh Rajput will on Friday make his trip to the capital more fruitful by visiting the Old Delhi Railway Station to promote his forthcoming movie 'Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!'.
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Sushant, who will be accompanied by the film's director Dibakar Banerjee, enjoys reading history and he likes to visit places of historical importance and other landmarks in the cities that he visits.
"He is excited to visit the Old Delhi Railway Station," a source said.
While he was supposed to attend a history lecture at University of Delhi on Thursday, he was unable to do so due to a strike there.
Incidentally, in 'Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!', Sushant plays a history student.
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There's no trick to these Halloween treats! Spiced pumpkin and fudgy chocolate make them scary good.
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|1 cup
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|125 mL Carnation® Regular, 2% or Fat Free Evaporated Milk
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|5 mL cinnamon
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|1 mL nutmeg
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- Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Grease or line muffin cups with paper liners.
- Combine both packets of quick bread mix in a large mixing bowl. Add in pumpkin puree, milk, eggs, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir until mixture is combined.
- Spoon batter into prepared muffin pan. Sprinkle with pumpkin seeds.
- Bake in preheated oven 20 to 22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center of muffin comes out clean. Cool on wire cooling rack.
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My daughter will be 2 in Feb and she still breastfeeds. I've really enjoyed breastfeeding her, but now I'm pregnant and for some reason the sensation of her breastfeeding drives me insane. I hate the feeling and it makes me want to wean my daughter. I feel so terribly guilty
On the other hand, my OB wants me to wean her because I was having BH and I wasn't sure if it was related to not being hydrated enough and honestly, I think there are times I can feel my uterus contracting while she's breastfeeding. I'm only 26 weeks so the last thing I want is to go into labor early.
I'm trying to get her used to going down for the night or a nap without breastfeeding, but she hates it and cries and cries and cries. I give in because I know I've accustomed her to going to sleep after breastfeeding. Sometimes she does go down after getting her milk and then delatching. I feel guilty when I do it because I know ultimately this is leading to weaning which I think she was trying to do on her own but not as fast a rate as I'm trying to make it happen.
Anyway, I feel so guilty. And tonight her dad put her down for the night and she went to sleep with her little baby doll bottle in her hand which was the most darling thing ever, except clearly she knows/thinks bedtime means milk time even for her dolls!
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Today Leon and I ran 25.4 kilometres, which is the furthest I have ever run. While I was running I remembered some comparison I made between the length of my stash and the longest I had run. Obviously when I got home I reviewed the post, from 2014, and discovered that I had 26 kilometers of yarn and had never run more than 21 kilometers.
This inspired me to find out what my number is now, since i hadn't checked since before Bendigo and the New Zealand holiday.
And my number is: 20 863 which is not too bad at all. I probably shouldn't have correlated stash with running, because I just signed up to do this years Melbourne Marathon and I'm not (really) planning on getting home from that and ordering 22 kilometers of yarn. Probably.


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What makes it fun? Go for the 3.5L V-6 for the best combination of performance and fuel economy. You'll get this with the Sport version, although you'll be forced to let it shift for you. (If you have your heart set on DIY shifting, take a step down to the 2.5L I4 equipped S or SE models) The Sport model will give you and automatic transmission with manual shift mode and a performance tuned suspension. Acceleration is very quick, but expect plenty of torque steer from the FWD arrangement. If you are a gadget geek (I know I am!), you will love Sync when it comes to integrating your electronics into your driving experience.
So, how's the fit? The Fusion has lots of legroom (test car had power seats), but not what I would call too much. I would have liked another inch or two of headroom, but I wasn't uncomfortable. The interior is roomy and well laid out. I was impressed, based on the overall size of the car.
Ok, what's not to like? The Fusion isn't going to give you that edge-of-your-seat, about-to-lose-control feel of a brawny RWD sedan. You can't get a MT with the V6. Not the most head room.
It's just like finding a snowsuit that won't leave your wrists and ankles exposed.
The 9-5 isn't the roomiest or fastest of the bunch, and doesn't offer RWD, yet some people will just... like it. I definitely did. It's got unique character and solid performance and yes, it's quite comfortable for a tall driver. With a range of trims and drivetrain options, even a wagon, there's bound to be a 9-5 to suit just about anyone's taste.
What makes it fun? Manual transmission? Check. Gutsy turbo 4-banger? Check. Sporty handling? Check. Cool features? Check. I drove the 9-5 right after testing a 9-3 (2.0T) and expected it to feel sluggish and slushy comparatively. After spending a few minutes with the Griffin Edition sedan, I actually preferred it over the 9-3. There was a very noticeable difference between the 2.0T and 2.3T engine options. I felt like I could get more aggressive with with 9-5 with confidence in its handling. The ride was comfortable, although road noise was more apparent than in the other 4 sedans discussed here. Some will love the 9-5, and some won't. I absolutely think it's worth mentioning. It's a charming and fun option for drivers limited by severe size constraints.
So, how's the fit? I was very comfortable in the 9-5, which contributed to the pleasant driving experience. Head and leg room didn't stack up to the CTS or A4, but weren't bad enough. Controls are laid out in an intuitive way, and the overall look of the interior is simple and uncluttered. The Griffin Edition comes with ventilated front seats which will most certainly cool your buns.
Ok, what's not to like? The 9-5 is priced relatively high considering what it offers. It's the only one of the five that doesn't yet come with Bluetooth phone compatibility. At the moment, the Saab brand is in danger of extinction.
Are these the only options for tall drivers? No, they are just five that I've driven and really liked. As with any car decision, you may have to compromise at some point to find the right balance to suit your size, taste, and budget.


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It was a cold March morning in 1981 when President Ronald Reagan took to the stage at the Washington (D.C.) Hilton Hotel and famously proclaimed, "Government's first duty is to protect the people." It's a sentiment that harkens back to our nation's founding fathers, though these words have withstood the test of time. It's because our safety is inextricably -- and undeniably -- linked with our liberty.
It's why as Alaskans, we dutifully support our police and those who protect us. They bravely tackle missions both improbable and impossible and do so with courage and composure. It's a shame, then, Alaska maintains some of the most ill-serving forfeiture laws in the nation. In effect, we allow our police to seize and permanently keep private property from individuals suspected of being involved in criminal activity, even if that person is never found guilty or even charged with a crime. We also allow police to seize property from owners and others holding interests without proper recourse.
It is a practice that violates our ideals as a state. Alaskans know better than most that you can protect the public without sacrificing liberty. Civil asset forfeiture is wrong and we must do better.
A report from the Institute for Justice confirms Alaska's civil forfeiture laws are among the worst in America. The government has to meet a very low standard of proof to permanently deprive owners of their property. The property itself is presumed guilty and the burden is on owners to reclaim their belongings and prove the property is innocent. Significantly, there is a lack of uniformity among and between myriad laws relating to forfeiture. Some of the laws permit automatic forfeiture to the state if no owner files a claim to challenge the seizure within a short period. Additionally, there is a lack of transparency because there are no record-keeping or reporting requirements for law enforcement authorities that seize and forfeit private property.
Perhaps most disturbing is that civil asset forfeiture laws provide law enforcement agencies with actual incentives to seize property, because they get to keep most of the revenues generated and thereby profit from the process. Imagine the dynamic this creates in an environment of budget tightening, like Alaska is facing.
Legislators of all political stripes and from every corner of the country are demanding reform. This is one of the rare issues where lawmakers from the left and the right are standing together to protect the public from governmental overreach.
Asset forfeiture reform is gaining momentum in many areas of the country, a trend that is likely to continue in the months and years to come. New Mexico, for example, passed sweeping forfeiture reform legislation, providing some of the strongest protections against wrongful seizures in the country. Montana also passed a law recently to eliminate forfeitures without a conviction, while Michigan implemented reforms to both raise the burden of proof for forfeitures and increase transparency. Even at the federal level, bills have been introduced in both houses of Congress that seek to scale back some of the most problematic aspects of civil forfeiture. Alaska's lone Congressman, Rep. Don Young, is one of 32 House co-sponsors of HB 540 -- the Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration Act (FAIR Act) -- which represents the most significant asset forfeiture reform bill in more than 15 years.
Though asset forfeiture can serve legitimate law enforcement purposes, it has been distorted from its original intentions. It has devolved into a revenue-generating system in which police can arbitrarily seize and forfeit property from a person who is never even charged with a crime, or in which others have interests. There is a general lack of uniformity with our current legal framework that invites selective, inconsistent and unseemly application. It is time to restore one of the most basic tenets of constitutional law. It is time to stop these unfair and harmful practices. It is time to reform our forfeiture laws.
Kevin Fitzgerald, a former state prosecutor, has practiced law for more than 28 years. His current practice involves both civil and criminal forfeiture. He is a lifelong Alaskan and is married with four children.
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Pumpkin Time
Unexpected discoveries are sometimes welcome. This year I planned to grow a couple of varieties of pumpkins in my garden. The seed packets said that they were 'Baby Bear', a cute, if not exactly cuddly, round orange fruited type, and 'Rouge Vif d'Etampes', a flattened, deep orange variety sometimes called Cinderella pumpkin because it resembles the fairytale princess's coach. As you can see in the photo at left, 'Baby Bear' lived up to its billing, but the other variety turned out to be 'Long Island Cheese', so named because it originated on Long Island and it looks a bit like a buff color wheel of cheese with a waxy bloom on its skin.
Because pumpkins take lots up lots of room in the garden, I planted them where they could sprawl. 'Baby Bear' set up residence next to my tomatoes, and before long was clambering over the tomato cages. With the wet spring we had in central Iowa, the tomatoes soon defoliated from fungal diseases, but 'Baby Bear' happily clung to the cages, its developing orbs putting the tomato crop to shame. By mid-September 'Baby Bear' fruits were fully colored, and I started to give them away to visiting kids, who were delighted to begin their Halloween frenzy a month early. I managed to save a couple of them for my own use, but the expressions of joy on the faces of the gift pumpkin recipients was worth every moment of weeding and care that went into growing them.
'Long Island Cheese' was placed in raised beds next to the compost bin and raspberry patch. By late August, its vines stretched nearly 30 feet in all directions, and more than a dozen 10- to 15-pound fruits appeared on the vine. While they never developed the intense red orange color of 'Rouge Vif d'Etampes', I like their subdued dusky hue. And because 'Long Island Cheese' is of the species Cucurbita moschata, rather than C. pepo, as are many pumpkins, it's resistant to squash vine borer. It also reportedly has excellent flavor, which is not surprising given that my favorite squash, 'Butternut', is also a type of C. moschata. I'll have to roast a survivor of Halloween decor to find out.


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Hi MATLAB community.
How can we display (in the prompt) latin characters, such as á, é, í, ó, ú, and ñ, using MATLAB R2010b/R2011a for mac (last iteration of Snow Leopard, 10.6.7)?
For example, when trying to run this script on MATLAB for mac
fprintf('Química, Matemáticas, Español.\n')
the prompt throws me
Qu?mica, Matem?ticas, Espa?ol.
which does not contain any of the latin characters I entered on my script, but those question marks as a replacement.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
P.S. 1: I am using an Apple Western Spanish keyboard to enter those latin characters.
P.S. 2: By prompt I am referring to the MATLAB Command Window.
The success of using char(x) depends upon your locale, and upon your MATLAB version, and your font, and your feature('DefaultCharacterSet')
Unfortunately I am not able to test this in Snow Leopard itself. I have virtual machine software that I tried with, but I hit the limitation that Apple's EULA did not permit Snow Leopard itself to be installed as a virtual machine (it did permit Snow Leopard Server to be installed in a virtual machine.) I think we got rid of the last of our Snow Leopard compatible machines here.
The earliest OS-X I could potentially test with is Lion, the release after Snow Leopard... but if I still have Lion install disks around then then are in some closet or other. Mavericks is the earliest I could definitely try with.
Thanks Fernando and Walter for your reply.
It looks like the bug was fixed some time ago. I am running MATLAB R2016b, and now those characters display correctly on the Command Window.
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Maybe I have been missing the embarrassingly obvious:
disp('Química, Matemáticas, Español.')
By changing only the locale (from "Colombia (English)" to "United States") there was no effect; so I decided to delete some preferences, and boom!, as simple as that, worked!
I wonder if perhaps it was stuck on a particular output font...
Hi Walter, at this point, I think it is tough to know. But most likely you are right.
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You could try changing the locale.
EDIT: I found a better solution:
fprintf(native2unicode('Química, Matemáticas, Español.','latin1'))
The output is:
Química, Matemáticas, Español.>>
I looked at this command earlier but didn't use it in the right way. You said you wanted a prompt, so I took out the \n.
I though the same... most likely the 2007 Apple Western Spanish Keyboard is the problem. In such a case, I will try contacting the MATLAB Support so they may give me some workaround to solve my problem. Again, thank you very much for your kind of help.
At least I can do it on my machine now! Good luck.
Note: when you see a 26 in the output of unicode2native, that indicates a character which could not be translated to the target character set.
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Kat is quickly introduced to a member of the police named Syd, who seems to have gotten into a pickle with some criminals.
After helping him out, you must defeat the monsters causing trouble in the city. Attack the Nevi and eventually, you'll come across some flying enemies, unlike ground-based enemies; these enemies require that you use your gravity kick.
After dealing with the enemies, you'll be tasked with finding a fountain, which can be found using Kat's map.
The officer at the fountain will tell you to collect 10 precious gems. After completing the task, the fountain will begin working and you will gain access to a challenge mission, which will award you with even more gems.
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Lee Westwood wobbles but grabs Indonesian Masters prize in Jakarta
Lee Westwood claimed a third CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters title in the last five years despite letting slip a five-shot lead in Jakarta.
Westwood had taken command with a stunning 65 in the third round, which featured an eagle followed by five straight birdies in a back nine of 29.
However, the 42-year-old struggled to a closing 73 after bogeys on the 16th and 17th to finish level with Thailand's Chapchai Nirat on seven under par, before making amends with a birdie on the first play-off hole.
"Winning never gets any easier and it was a tough day out there," Westwood said.
"I've been very fortunate. As soon as I turned up five years ago I liked the course and thought it might suit my game. It's nice to have come here three times and won three times. It's a good hat-trick.
"I've always wanted to be a golfer that plays all over the world and I started winning on different continents very early in my career. It's something I'm immensely proud of and (winning in) 19 different countries is incredible."
Nirat had set the clubhouse target after seven birdies and one bogey in a final round of 66.
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So call it gluttonous or excessive but I totally feel like rocking 4 watches at a time lately. Maybe the 80's are back and that will be socially acceptable? Show of hands...who rocked multiple watches in the 80's? Do not make me stand alone in this. I am not certain what prompted my newest obsession with watches but we are full speed ahead my friends. I mean who doesn't need multiple watches for multiple occasions? Your daily go to classic that you wear to work and such. A girlie fun and not so serious watch. A boho watch for when you want to be boho?? Clever I know. And a casual chic boyfriend watch when you feel like cross dressing like your boyfriend. I mean we all have these events that necessitate this arm wear. Get it.
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Oooh! The boyfriend watch is calling my name.ReplyDelete
I used to rock the multiple "Swatches" like nobody's business! :) That Nixon watch is utter perfection!ReplyDelete
give me that boyfriend watch. stat. love it!ReplyDelete
love the boho. nice little pop of color for a neutral outfit!ReplyDelete
you are so funny!! I love the classic!ReplyDelete
i loooove watches and definitely have multiple options. i've been eyeing up that kate spade one for awhile!ReplyDelete
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I love the striped watch:) I got the enamel version, and while I love, I'm always worried about ruining it. I think this would be a great alternative. It's fun and matches with everything!!ReplyDelete
Classic and boyfriend are my go-to's. Love love them!ReplyDelete
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VISION UPDATE: November 23, 2015
GSA launched a nationwide economic catalyst initiative that will better align agency's building, leasing, and relocation plans with the economic development goals of local communities while also improving outcomes for the federal government and our partner agencies.
The GSA Administrator, Denise Turner Roth, joined with elected officials and local stakeholders in Detroit, Cambridge, Mass., and Charlotte, N.C., to launch this new initiative.
In Detroit, GSA has purchased a commercial building for $1 that will be a catalyst for development opportunity in the city's center. In Cambridge, GSA's exchange of a 14-acre federally owned site will drive development in one of the most valuable markets in the country. In addition, the agency's build-to-suit lease in Chelsea, Mass., just a few miles away from Cambridge, has been a catalyst for the development of hotels and residences. Finally, in Charlotte, GSA's exchange of a 3.2-acre federally owned site to the city will drive transit-oriented development due to its proximity to a future multi-modal transit station.
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- GSA takes economic revitalization plan on the road (Federal Times) (Carten Cordell, Nov 13)
- U.S. Agency strives to be stronger community partner (The Detroit News) (Christine Ferretti, Nov 16)
- $210 million in renovations coming to two downtown Detroit buildings thanks to feds (Daily Detroit)(Staff, Nov 16)
- New GSA initiative in Detroit kicks off with $74.9 million investment (Crain's Detroit) (Michael Lewis II, Nov 16)
- Officials to narrow bidders for Volpe site in next few weeks (Boston Globe) (Tim Logan, Nov 18)
- Land swap could bolster uptown street corridor (Charlotte Business Journal) (Erik Spanberg, Nov 18)
- City hopes land-swap turns parking lot into vibrant development uptown (The Charlotte Observer) (Ely Portillo, Nov 18)
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- City, feds to swap courthouse for land (Mecklenburg Times) (Roberta Fuchs, Nov 18)
- GSA Administrator on why sometimes getting out of the way is a good thing (Washington Business Journal) (Daniel Sernovitz, Nov 23)
- Denise Turner Roth: GSA program aims to match federal real estate, local development deals (ExecGov) (Mary-Louise Hoffman, Nov 20)
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Michelle Obama I Took Bo To Petco
January 11, 2012 by staff
Michelle Obama I Took Bo To Petco, She is not the first inhabitant of the White House to hide her famous face behind a baseball cap and sunglasses, but Michelle Obama may be the most audacious shopper to ever inhabit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
First lady Michelle Obama – who practically sailed through a Virginia Target without a second glance, and admits to sneaking out "as much as possible" – told TODAY's Al Roker that she and first dog Bo once visited a major pet store without being recognized by a single person.
Michelle Obama walks Bo while hosting a "Let's Move" soccer clinic on the south lawn of the White House, on October 6, 2011.
"I actually took Bo to Petco," the first lady told a bemused Roker.
"The cashier asked me, 'Oh, what kind of dog is that?' I said, 'A Portuguese water dog.' He didn't recognize us because he didn't expect that we would be in Petco."
Although Mrs. Obama said the cashier eventually realized who she was from her credit card, the trip, like others she's reportedly taken while in the White House, revealed just how simple it was to quickly slip into and out of a store if no one was expecting you.
"They're looking right through you. They don't know it's me," the first lady told Roker.
"People realize and it's amazing how people don't recognize you. They don't expect to see me at Starbucks or at Chipotle."
The first lady told Roker that although she misses the ability to shop and travel as she likes, the clandestine sprees offer a sense of normalcy for a family bearing the weight of the free world.
The trips "help keep our kids' lives normal."
And while the Obamas may yearn for yesteryear, when a trip to Target didn't involve an advance team, there's one White House perk the first lady isn't willing to part with just yet: she doesn't have to buy toilet paper.
"You know, we pretty much have our supply stocked," she told Roker. "I know, it's one of the advantages."
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A proposed bill that would get DCF off the back of homeschooling parents is caught in a political war between competing lawmakers
By Jennifer Abel
There's a bait-and-switch scam going on in the General Assembly where the homeschooling bill 162 is concerned.
Originally proposed by Rep. Arthur O'Neill, it's supposed to clarify a legal hitch causing problems for Connecticut parents who homeschool.
Here's the deal: when parents withdraw their children from school to teach them at home, the schools have been calling the Department of Children and Families and reporting the parents for "educational neglect." We wrote about this last summer: in all cases the charges against the families were deemed "unsubstantiated," but defending such charges is stressful and expensive for the families.
The problem is that state law doesn't really specify what a parent must do to withdraw his children. So O'Neill proposed a bill which, if ratified, would modify section 10-220 of the state statutes, which lists "Duties of boards of education." Under O'Neill's bill, if a parent sends written notice of intent to withdraw his kids, "the local or regional board of education shall accept such notice and shall deem the child withdrawn immediately."
This draft went to the Legislative Commissioner's Office to be written in bill form, and came out entirely different: the LCO version says nothing about the duties of school boards but would alter section 10-184 of the statutes, "Duties of parents." And it says that if a parent "intends to provide the child with equivalent instruction" at home and sends a letter saying so, the school principal or superintendent "shall immediately accept such notice as evidence the child is receiving equivalent instruction."
Deborah Stevenson, an attorney who heads NHELD (National Home Education Legal Defense), finds this unacceptable. "It's not enough to accept the letter, you must consider the child withdrawn," she argues. "Evidence is not proof."
Besides, acceptance of the letters isn't really the problem: "School districts were accepting them, but not considering the children withdrawn, then calling DCF and charging them with educational neglect."
The new language came out just before the Children's Committee held a public hearing on the bill. "[They] announced a hearing on the original language, but didn't ... realize the language had changed before the hearing." So they voted to revert back to O'Neill's original.
Then the bill went to the Education Committee, where Sen. Thomas Gaffey and Rep. Andrew Fleischmann sit. The Education Committee, in turn, rewrote the bill.
"The last day, Gaffey comes out at committee meetings with another version of this bill with revised language. Nobody asked him to," Stevenson said. Gaffey's "evidence" version, according to Stevenson's interpretation, would not provide parents a way to withdraw their children, but instead give schools authority to decide whether or not to remove a child from its rolls.
And one more thing, Stevenson said, "Gaffey ... said 'O'Neill is fine with this [new] language.'"
Rep. O'Neill disagreed. "I never said 'I support this language' to anybody," he told us.
And what does he think about the changes to his bill?
"Unfortunately, the Education Committee leadership feel that given the choice between listening to Deborah Stevenson or the Department of Education, they'll give the benefit of the doubt to folks they feel are expert, neutral types."
With due respect, we said, we weren't certain the Department of Education could be called "neutral" toward a law which would remove children from their jurisdiction.
"I think the department does have a bit of a bias," O'Neill said. "They may acknowledge there's a right [to homeschool], but I think they're deeply skeptical."
Homeschool advocates like Stevenson feel the Education Committee version of the bill is even worse than the current status quo, we noted.
"Yeah," O'Neill said. "For the first time, it would require parents offer formal notice ... in my bill, once you get that piece of paper, that would be the end of the discussion," O'Neill said.
One more thing, we said: reading the new version of the bill, we couldn't figure out what, exactly, a parent must do for his kids to be withdrawn from school.
"I think you've got it right. The way it's written, if a school takes the attitude 'we own the children,' this helps them. They can go to a judge and say 'may,' not 'must'... it opens the door to aggressive lawyering."
Sen. Gaffey did not return our calls but Rep. Fleischmann did, and said the homeschoolers' concerns about the rewording of the bill were unfounded. "They're mistaken," he says of critics of his version of the bill. "Bills can be worded many ways and accomplish the same ends."
We said that O'Neill himself had concerns with the revisions to his bill.
"That's interesting," said Fleischmann, "because he had discussions with ... Senator Gaffey ... [and said] he was comfortable with the language we were working on.
We indicated O'Neill had told us otherwise.
"I'm really disappointed at the mismatch between the statements Rep. O'Neill made [in the legislature] and what he's saying [to us]," Fleischmann said. "Apparently he changed his mind."
We called O'Neill again to discuss our chat with Fleischmann."I explained to [Fleischmann] I was doing this on the homeschoolers' behalf, and they were not happy ... that was the only conversation I had with him," O'Neill said.


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ATHENS - Mark Richt walked onto the practice field on Wednesday with a cell phone pressed against his ear. That's fitting because Georgia's football coach continues to have offensive line prospects answering an early call for the 2006 recruiting class.
Perry High School's Ben Harden on Wednesday became the third offensive lineman in less than a week to commit to the Bulldogs.
"I figured I could contribute really early," Harden said. "Playing time wasn't a big factor, but on the other hand it was. I wanted to be able to play by my sophomore year."
The 6-foot-4, 285-pound Harden, projected as a guard in college, also drew interest from Florida. He is the Bulldogs' fourth commitment and joins offensive linemen John Miller, who attends Cartersville's Woodland High School, and Irwin County's Justin Anderson.
The Bulldogs signed only one offensive lineman each of the past two recruiting classes, including Cartersville's Ian Smith this year.
"There's just an obvious opportunity and need at that spot," Richt said. "On both sides of the line, offense and defense, there's an unbelievable opportunity here at Georgia. I think people see that and are responding to it." Georgia would like to sign five or six offensive linemen in this class.
Cornerbacks progress, but how much?
Spring football practice offers an opportunity for players to take the next step in their development. Just how much progress Georgia's cornerbacks have made during the past five weeks isn't easy to pinpoint. They've shut down wide receivers who are largely unproven.
"I think we'll have to wait and see until the fall," Richt said. "I think in the spring, especially out there at practice, you can get away with a little bit more in terms of playing physical. ... If someone wants to call it tight, I hope our guys are ready in those circumstances."
Georgia should get an early answer about where its pass defense stands when it opens against high-scoring Boise State and then faces Steve Spurrier and South Carolina. Boise State was 20th in the nation in passing yardage last season. Spurrier's teams have finished in the top 10 in passing offense in 12 of his 15 college seasons.
"As a secondary, we still have some things we need to improve," senior cornerback Tim Jennings said. "We'll wait and see what time tells when we go up against Boise State and see how good we really are against a top team in the SEC."
Offensive tackles rotating again
Georgia is again utilizing a rotation at offensive tackle with starters Daniel Inman and Dennis Roland and reserve Ken Shackleford, he said.
"It's much like it was the last seven or eight games last year," said Shackleford, who is working strictly at split tackle.
Richt said Shackleford has stepped it up after having a "pretty poor" first scrimmage.
"I think he was a little embarrassed by it and really has turned it around and played well since that time," Richt said.
G-Day format finalized
The format for Saturday's G-Day game will include the Bulldogs splitting up into two teams and playing four quarters, Richt said.
There will be a kicking contest between Brandon Coutu and Andy Bailey at halftime. D.J. Shockley will quarterback one team and Joe Tereshinski and Blake Barnes will split the snaps for the other. Tereshinski could also work with Shockley's team.
The game will begin at 2 p.m. and will be broadcast on Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast.
Injury update
Safety Tra Battle (back) won't play Saturday. Center Russ Tanner (high ankle sprain) and defensive tackle Kedric Golston (turf toe) are doubtful. Fullback Brannan Southerland (concussion) is questionable. Offensive guard Bartley Miller did not practice Wednesday after he tweaked his shoulder at the start of practice on Monday. He said he expects to practice on Friday and is probable for Saturday.
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2014 Pro Days: USC's Marqise Lee doesn't run, others do but struggle
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For years, the Pro Day workout at Southern Cal was considered one of the more important stops for any scout. With only one prospect likely to hear his name called in the first round, however, new head coach Steve Sarkisian is going to have his work cut out for him in rebuilding the Trojans.
Wide receiver Marqise Lee, the team's lone first round candidate, surprised some by electing to stand pat on his 40-yard dash time from the Combine.
It was hoped that Lee, NFLDraftScout.com's No. 3 wide receiver and No. 18 overall prospect, would run as the the 6-foot, 192 pounder was clocked at 4.52 seconds in the all-important 40-yard dash in Indianapolis, exhibiting less explosiveness in this drill than he'd shown throughout much of his spectacular career.
This led to speculation that Lee still wasn't fully recovered from the nagging leg injuries which played a significant role in his dropping from 118 receptions for 1,721 yards and 14 touchdowns during his Biletnikof Award-winning sophomore season to just 57 receptions for 791 yards and four scores in 2013.
Lee did look good during some of the other drills in Indianapolis, posting a 38" vertical, a 10-6" broad jump and a 4.01-second short shuttle that ranked among the top eight (among receivers) tested in Indianapolis this year. For a receiver that entered the year ranked 1A or 1B with Clemson's Sammy Watkins, however, the numbers were disappointing. According to a source on the scene, Lee looked fluid during positional workouts.
Following the workout, Lee was asked by Scott Wolf of Inside USC and the Los Angeles Daily News whether he considered running the 40 yard dash.
"No... I knew I could do better but at the end of the day, you have to understand that film is different than a 40 time," Lee said.
With their most high profile athlete opting not to run, the attention turned to some of USC's second-tier prospects. Unfortunately, it wasn't a particularly athletic demonstration. Full results of the workout can be seen at USC's official athletics website.
Center Marcus Martin, the second-highest rated Trojan on NFLDraftScout.com's board at No. 55 overall, ran twice, coming in at 5.52 and 5.36 in the 40-yard dash. While 40-yard dash times aren't exactly a great barometer for offensive linemen, Martin's times would have ranked slowest among the centers able to work out in Indianapolis.
Tight end Xavier Grimble did himself no favors by clocking between 4.98-5.02 in the 40-yard dash. His lack of ideal explosiveness was also demonstrated in other events, such as the vertical (30.5"), broad jump (9'2") and bench press (16 reps). Grimble, who like Lee and Martin elected to leave early for the draft, had been unable to work out at the Combine due to a calf strain.
One player who may have helped his cause was Combine snub Morgan Breslin, a high-effort pass rusher who exploded onto the scene two years ago as a JUCO transfer, recording a team-best 13 sacks. An injury to his hip which required surgery limited Breslin to "just" 4.5 sacks (in five games) as a senior and he was somehow left off the Combine list.
Breslin, who measured in at 6-1, 240 pounds, projects best as an undersized 4-3 defensive end and potential 3-4 rush linebacker, was clocked at 4.74-4.78 in the 40-yard dash. He also showed some explosiveness with a 35.5" vertical and 26 repetitions of 225 pounds.
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Crawley Town have announced the signing of midfielder Andy Drury from Ipswich Town.
The 29-year-old enjoyed a successful loan spell in Sussex two seasons ago and has now put pen to paper on a two-year contract.
Crawley manager Richie Barker told the club website: "What I like about Andy as much as anything is his versatility.
"He can play in either central midfield or in wide areas. He has terrific energy and can also weigh in with his share of goals.
"He is coming here for the right reasons. He acquitted himself well in the Championship and wants to play at that level again.
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Most importantly, how is the Pentax K-01 with "Foodtography"?
Most folks that take pictures of their food for Facebook use their phones, but real foodies and artists bring a real camera. It's a tough gig with low light levels and rapidly cooling morsels, so a dedicated foodtographer has to be quick and the gear has to be up to the taks.
Under these challenging conditions the Pentax K-01 performs admirably, with good low light performance and in-body image stabilization. The K-01's Auto White Balance performs well also in a variety of lights, and AF is snappy. The shutter is quiet too, so as not to draw attention in the poshest of places. If you get the yellow K-01, however, the quiet shutter isn't going to counteract the sheer yellowiness of it.
I do with that the DA21mm F3.2 was a stop faster though. This shot is 1/15, F3.2, ISO3200. Previously, I would have brought the Panasonic GF2 with the 14mm F2.5 for this shot. The GF2 tops out at ISO800 before noise floods in, so that's 2 stops slower. There's also no image stabilization, so that's another stop or 2. The 14/2.5 is roughly a stop faster, so that's 2+2-1 = 3 stops difference. In other words, the GF2 might not be able to get this shot. The GX1 might shoot ISO1600 clean, so that's one stop back. The 20mm/F1.7 might get another stop back, but we're still talking about 1/8s. So maybe the Panasonics would struggle more.
The Olympus PENs have IS, so that helps, but their typically a step behind the Panasonics in ISO, so they give it back. See, serious foodtography is not child's play!
P.S. - I can't really claim that no animals were harmed in the taking of this photo, can I?
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A visit of the Estonian Foodbank, Toidupank, on February, has permitted to notice the important achievement since its creation in 2010. It already benefits from a strong image and the team there is highly dedicated and professional.
It was the occasion to get an excellent feedback on the Food Hygiene and Safety training given by an expert from the French Federation in Toidupank in January. Then, various visits were achieved in charitable organizations, such as Salvation Army which is an important partner of the Food Bank. And with members of the Ministry of Social Affairs, a member of the North-Tallin city Governement at social department and two Members of the Estonian Parliament one being the Chairman of the Commission on social affairs. These meetings will hopefully lead to financial support from the State.


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Micah joins Fiorentina on season-long loan
Micah Richards has joined Serie A side Fiorentina until the end of the season.
Richards, City's longest-serving player, has made 245 appearances for the champions since making his debut away to Arsenal in October 2005, scoring 10 goals.
One of the most popular members of Manuel Pellegrini's squad, Micah has won 12 England caps to date and was an integral member of the City squad who won the title in 2011/12.
A succession of injuries saw the Birmingham-born defender gradually fall behind Pablo Zabaleta in the first-team pecking order and the arrival of Bacary Sagna meant Pellegrini had three top-class right-backs at his disposal this season.
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Internal zippered security pocket with integrated phone pocket
Two zipped hand pockets
Cuff and hem adjustment