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SAME CIRCUS, DIFFERENT VICTIMS: anonymous letter triggers reasons and justifications for child snatching
This story, published by the Daily Mail about Haringey Council, shows how an anonymous letter was the trigger for intrusion in the life of a family who was paid £2,000 compensation: Parents social service hell after one anonymous letter. In … Continue reading
Innocent and transferred to HMP The Verne in Dorset – for whatever Reasons
A 3-hour train trip away from London, plus bus or taxi – for legal visits on Thursdays and social visits on Saturdays or Sundays. That's where Chiwar Musa was taken 'by bus' yesterday morning, I was told by HMP Pentonville, … Continue reading
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The Second Christmas in a Cell – without Children and Spouse
I can't tell you how much sorrow and sadness this Christmas card has been causing me, especially as I was told "you're not on the list. The inmate made a 'wrong booking." That was when I last was in HMP Pentonville … Continue reading
Trying to Make Sense of Irrational Behaviour and Decisions in Court and News Rooms
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Class Actions in Canada against Church-State Criminal Conspiracies
Where do we draw our hopes from, when we see not just miscarriage but travesty of justice? the judge not declaring mis-informing the jury misleading the court lies under oath institutionalised violence and dishonesty to achieve the one goal that … Continue reading
From eye witness in Wood Green Court where the Musas were found 'guilty'
Momentary hesitation on Count 9 relating to 1 parent in respect of 1 child (haven't worked out which), 10 more minutes out but by 3 pm it was all over, guilty across the board on all 12 counts. Musas did … Continue reading
Guilty… of child abuse supposedly…
I don't know whether I can find words that describe the horror of what I'm feeling, what I imagine the parents and the children are feeling, let alone the legal team. I don't know how "they" can get away with … Continue reading
Waiting for the Jury's Verdict on the worst of all child snatching cases
It was rather amazing for me to hear that the jury can take all the time it needs to come to its conclusion. This picture is not too dissimilar to the setting in Court 5 in Wood Green Court. On … Continue reading
It couldn't have been more powerful: critique of Haringey Police and the British Justice System
David Owusu is the Barrister for Chiwar Musa in this criminal trial. This morning we were six supporters in the public gallery who heard and saw him perform in an utterly admirable way. It was most impressive to see how … Continue reading
Update from Court 5 in Wood Green Court – before the Jury decides next week
The trial is nearly concluded – Chiwar finished giving evidence on Wednesday afternoon, then 2 Defence witnesses and 1 more Prosecution (?) witness appeared for the rest of that day, the latter returning briefly this morning. Then the Crown summed … Continue reading
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Filtered Stats to Counter Data Skew Issues
There are a handful of things that can make SQL Server choose a "bad plan". They usually revolve around variable sized result sets. Some problematic scenarios are parameter sniffing, data skew, local variables, table variables, UDF's or complex calculations in the where clause. All of these and more are detailed in my favorite and recently updated white paper.
We are going to be talking about data skew in this post. Picture a table where you have 1 billion rows where IsShipped = 1 but 50k rows where IsShipped=NULL. Now, let's say you have a query that returns orders that are not shipped(NULL). During compilation, the optimizer asks the stats how many rows are IsShipped=NULL. If the stats sampling touched, few, if any of the pages, where IsShipped = NULL, then SQL Server will guess that only 1 row will be returned. This may surpass the key lookup threshold(Part 1, Part 2) and a scan would not be optimal but better than a key lookup. Get it? We will look at an example soon if not.
In the past, your options have been limited. Update stats with fullscan was usually the best option unless the table was just too large and volatile. If it was, you probably had to use index hints or OPTIMIZE FOR the lesser of the two evils. You have covering indexes and is probably a good solution for the example above unless the result set has to be very wide.
Filtered statistics are a significant improvement and can be used nicely when dealing with this problem. They are smaller so cheaper to maintain. Their scope can be very narrow so they are more accurate.
There are a couple of caveats. I wrote about the need to use full scan on very selective stats here and Kimberly Tripp wrote about the fact that they will not auto update until the entire table crosses the threshold.
Let's look at an example.
CREATE TABLE filtered_stats
c1 INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED,
c2 datetime DEFAULT GETDATE(),
c3 CHAR(500),
c4 INT
--lets add 1 million rows with c4=1
--lets add 1 row with c4 = 2
--Lets add a million more with c4 =3
--Finally, lets add 50 more with c4 =2 so the estimates are skewed.
DECLARE @ctr INT = 1000000
WHILE @ctr > 0
INSERT INTO filtered_stats(c3, c4)
('blah', 1)
SELECT @ctr = @ctr-1
INSERT INTO filtered_stats(c3, c4)
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DECLARE @ctr INT = 1000000
WHILE @ctr > 0
INSERT INTO filtered_stats(c3, c4)
('blah', 3)
SELECT @ctr = @ctr-1
DECLARE @ctr INT = 50
WHILE @ctr > 0
INSERT INTO filtered_stats(c3, c4)
('blah', 2)
SELECT @ctr = @ctr-1
--Let's add a clustered index
CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX ix1 ON filtered_stats(c2)
--This index will be used for the key lookups
CREATE INDEX ix2 ON filtered_stats(c4)
--The estimated rows returned are 1 but the actual rows are 51.
--This is a bad estimate due to uneven data distribution.
SELECT c1, c2
FROM filtered_stats
WHERE c4=2
--Lets create narrow and more accurate filtered stats
--You still have to do full scan but you are touching just a fraction of the data – NOTE: Full scan is needed based on my observations here.
CREATE STATISTICS fstats ON filtered_stats(c4) WHERE c4 = 2 WITH fullscan
--This should estimate 51 no matter how many times you update stats since they are more accurate
SELECT c1, c2
FROM filtered_stats
WHERE c4=2
This is not bullet proof but I say it is an improvement. The downside include the fact that filtered stats are manually created. Manual stats updates will need to be done with a full scan. You may also say that a covering index(or filtered covering index) would kill this. That is true but there may be an actual need to return all columns of a table.
A quick wrap up: Put it in the tool box. It will be like that $50 wrench that you use once a year but it saves you 4 hours every time you touch it.


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The Neuroanesthesia Fellowship of University of Washington offers a one-year neuroanesthesia fellowship for trainees who have completed a three-year anesthesia residency training program in an accredited program in the U.S. or an equivalent program. This clinical fellowship is based at Harborview Medical Center. The general goal is to provide advanced training in all aspects of neuroanesthesia including monitoring techniques. The program is flexible and can accommodate candidates with different areas and levels of interest.
This flexible neuroanesthesia training program primarily include:
Although primarily clinical, opportunities exist within the University of Washington to pursue training in laboratory research as part of the fellowship training. Some clinical duty functioning as an attending physician is required as part of the program.
All four teaching hospitals (UW Medical Center, Harborview, VA Puget Sound HCS, and Children's Hospital) have neurosurgical procedures although the majority of them are conducted in the first two hospitals.
Drs. Michael Souter, Miriam Treggiari, and Steven Deem, direct and participate in the in the Neurocritical Care Service. The Neuroanesthesia Fellowship can be structured to incorporate neurocritical care training.
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Faculty fellows responsibilities will involve a 40 /60* division of time between clinical service work (40%) and fellowship activities (such as working with their faculty supervisors and mentors, teaching and research)(60%). * In certain cases this time may be flexible or negotiable depending on the educational needs and research interests of the individual fellow, and particularly if the fellow wishes to undertake a 2 year commitment.
The Division of Neuroanesthesia consists of the following faculty members: Dr. Michael Souter (head), Dr. Monica Vavilala, Dr Miriam Treggiari, Dr. Deepak Sharma and Dr. Armagan Dagal. Immediate questions regarding the training program should be directed to Dr. Souter.
The department maintains an excellent library and all major textbooks on neuroanesthesia are available either from the department library or from Dr. Souter's own collection. A neuroanesthesia manual maintained and updated for use by residents is also available for use by the fellow.
Learning will occur from active participation in discussions with senior faculty and reading of recommended texts and publications. The fellow is expected to pursue some areas of interest in depth. Participation in other educational activities including presentation of cases at mortality/morbidity conferences and teaching of residents and medical students are required.
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Fellows are encouraged to attend these conferences when they are not in direct conflict with clinical responsibilities.
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Taurus (April 19-May 18): If there's someplace you can go where everybody's pretty and special and fun, go there. You'll fit right in and find exactly what you need!
Gemini (May 19-June 21): Last weekend, we spent a fair number of hours playing Wii Jeopardy with my family, and here's what I think: It's much more enjoyable on the easy setting. Alex Trebek is less fun without the mustache. My Mii is due for a makeover. The answers are less like questions every day. (Confidential to K.C:YAAAAAAAY!)
Cancer (June 22-July 23): Next time it rains, play hooky and catch up on your pleasure reading. Take one or several naps — you need to catch up on your dreaming to defragment your subconscious and start anew.
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Thursday: As Words With Friends sweeps the nation, it's easy to forget about its analog forbearer Scrabble. The classic board game not only increases vocabulary but has a unique ability to bring together players of many generations, making it a true classic and a staple of any serious game cabinet. Today at the library's Falls of Schuykill branch, they'll be laying all their tiles on the table with two full hours of good, old-fashioned scrabble. Players of all levels are encouraged to stop by for a round or two at the boards. For students on summer break, it's a great way to brush up on your verbal trivia. For English Language learners, scrabble represents the social side of expanding your vocabulary. Get off your smart phoness and pick up your tiles for a fun and nerdy wordy Thursday.
10:30 a.m., free, FLP Falls of Schuykill Branch, 3501 Midvale Ave., freelibrary.org.
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Also, check this space tomorrow afternoon for LOL With It columnist Ryan Carey's Q&A with Watts, where they talk about superheroes, psychedelic comedy and what it's like to eat pot brownies on live TV. Mmmm!
You say you're itching for another film festival? The always be-scarved Thom Cardwell informed me, while dining at La Veranda's 25th anniversary dinner, event that QFest 2012 will run July 12-23. "We're not ready to announce any details of films, celebrities, award recipients or guests, yet," he said while fiddling with his scarfy pocket square, as you can see from my accompanying photo. Stay silken, T.
Lo these many months that Spruce Street Coffee/Espresso has been closed (it only moved a block away to a longer building with higher ceilings and re-named itself Odd Fellows Café), we kept waiting to see what would move into the old 11th Street spot. Ta da — it'll become an as-yet-unnamed juice bar. Real juice, not weird euphemism juice. Hmm.
Sadly, five-time Grammy winner and undisputed Queen of Disco Donna Summer passed away today after a long battle with cancer. R.I.P.
Ever wonder what Mayor Nutter looks like riding a bike? This Friday, the mayor will celebrate National Bike to Work Day with staff, clients and volunteers from Gearing Up — an organization that promotes biking and bike education for women in recovery. Three years ago, Gearing Up founder Kristin Gavin began riding bikes with women at Interim House, a residential recovery home for women in Mt. Airy. Since that initial ride, the program has helped hundreds of women through earn-a-bike classes and group rides. Reintegrating into society requires a lot of the same skills it takes to ride a bike: confidence, self-sufficiency and an ease with public space. As Gavin says, "A huge part of successful recovery and reintegration for women in our program is having the opportunity to connect with healthy people, places and things ... such as pedaling side by side with the Mayor of Philadelphia". In honor of the program's third anniversary, join Nutter and the gang tomorrow at 7:30 a.m., cycling from Lloyd Hall to the Municipal Services Building.
Movie critic (and the guy who compiles our weekly repertory film listings) Michael Gold reviews his favorite Netflix Instant flick of the week.
May is easily Hollywood's desperate month. Left Coast studio executives are gearing up for a career-making blockbuster season, while anxious TV big wigs present their upcoming lineups to scrutinizing critics in the Big Apple. Essentially, this summer is a profit-focused Hunger Games, where by the end only one studio's ratings will be left standing. Look only to the existence of Rihanna-starring blockbuster Battleship (the first of many "based on the hit board game" adaptations) to know that L.A. will stop at nothing when it comes to the bottom line.
Well, OK, almost nothing. As trashy and predictable as content has become, no production company has reached the level of Sidney Lumet's Network. In search of a hit show, fictional network head Diana Christensen (played by Faye Dunaway before she started looking super creepy) actually strikes a deal with militant terrorists to guarantee strong ratings. It's just one instance of the outlandish tactics that fictional network UBS utilizes to bring in big audiences. Throughout Paddy Chayefsky's biting script, television execs peddle excessive trash onto the unwashed masses. The machinations are both appalling and uproariously entertaining, much like Network itself. Still, by the movie's frenetic conclusion, it's hard not to feel a little complicit in the summer's screenings of artless fare.
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The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia invites you to pay homage to riders no longer with us as their eighth annual Silent Ride takes place tonight. In the last year, six individuals have lost their lives while on the road and to call attention to this sad fact supporters are gathering in front of the Art Museum and embarking on a memorial excursion through the neighborhoods.
Wed., May 16, 6:45 p.m., Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St. Benjamin Franklin Parkway, bicyclecoalition.org.
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So there you go. Some well-known names and some names to research. Not sure if any of these qualify as a Kimya Dawson/Decemberists-type crossover act, but there's plenty of young blood and old favorites to sink your teeth into.
When the announcement went out on Friday that Jay-Z would hook up with the Mayor of Philadelphia on the steps of the Art Museum, a few things rang through my mind:
1) Hova wanted to continue his Watch the Throne collaboration tour with Kanye West but West was too busy with Kim Kardashian. Rapping Michael Nutter would therefore be Kanye's replacement
2) That he and Beyonce really liked our Museum and, with Blue's birthday coming up fast, needed a present
3) He really really likes our Sixers more than his Nets
4) Z's buddy Geoff Gordon from Live Nation won a bet
5) He had a free Monday, that's all
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Named after one of Watch the Throne's tunes (maybe Kayne will get involved?), the festival will have Z as its curator and headliner (what else) with a broadly eclectic group of acts as his openers. That's what we knew before Monday morning.
With the rain holding to a spritz, Z and Nutter — standing in from of the Art Museum and a large United States flag, and joined by Philly's own Freeway — they reiterated the same info, adding that some 30 acts would be scheduled. Maybe Beyonce will make her second area appearance after Revel's opening weekend with her husband. Stay tuned for the bookings, though Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson — The Roots' blabbingest drummer — posted on Okay Player that he knows the bulk of the lineup and compares the Labor Weekend fest to Live Aid '85. "If I name the other 30 acts scheduled to appear I will have officially become Hov's 100th problemo and Nutter will Osage Ave up my momma's home," writes ?uest.
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So... im going to be trading off my "SHurmens." ( germans with a REALY bad acent ) for a set of americans to double what i have. but im starting to look for paint scheams and camo paterens of the period.
any one got any good links?
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My suggestion would be to visit your local hobby shop and purchase a 1/35th scale set of World War 2 American Infantry. Tamiya would be best in my opinion. The instructions will give both the colors you need and a detailed drawing of where the color is applied to the uniform.
Countless books and websites around!
Even just putting tank winter camo schemes ww2 will bring up options.
Best book i have ever seen for how to paint vehicles is the Tank FAQ book by Andrea Miniatures
President of the Aftermath gaming club based in UK East Anglia, Norfolk, Norwich.
Also a pro miniature painter having painted for Spartan Games, Crusader miniatures and Wargames Foundry.
May I suggest, Osprey Books on WWII:
"Don't get me wrong, there are certainly some questions, but at the end of the day… there are guys who will argue vehemently that the book never tells them to read the top of the die when its rolled." - Quote from a Game Designer
Try google books I've found a bunch on winter camo stuff. I just searched WWII US Winter Uniforms
Those who dont know the past are condemned to repeat it.
Artizan Designs has some pretty good guides for the US:
They Also have guides for other WWII forces including the Germans:
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Still in the {in between}
11 comments:
- clare said...
Hey Deb :)
Love that first pic, beautiful. And that yellow blanket, what a great find.
I feel like I am still getting into this year too.
I can't wait till you reveal your bag tutorial! I could do with a good drawstring bag instructions, rather than my muddle through, do it different every time approach!
I am working away (slowly) at that knitting for you. It's been so hot, I had to have a break from it, but it will be with you before the weather turns chilly...
Take care xoxo - February 12, 2013 at 6:21 PM
- Susan C. said...
Sorry to hear about your sad anniversary. Working at a Church I witness many joyous and sad occasions, what I have learnt is that it is life, and loosing someone is hard but we did get the chance to be with them for some time, and for that we can smile. Sally sounds like a character, do you really make rubbish coffee? Maybe she meant you to find that sunny blanket....OK now I know I am being a little left of centre....I will go now...:-) - February 12, 2013 at 9:08 PM
- Louana McCormack said...
love that sunny blanket! Also the drawstring bag looks super cute and I can't wait to see how you made it!
- February 12, 2013 at 10:06 PM
This blog was... how do I say it? Relevant!
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- CHD said...
Oh, I love that sunny yellow blanket. I wound't have been able to walk past it. Love your cushions too. Cx
- February 13, 2013 at 10:19 AM
- Tui said...
way to go Reuben on liberating the cushion you wanted ;)
- February 15, 2013 at 2:16 PM
- Tui said...
way to go Reuben on liberating the cushion you wanted ;)
- February 15, 2013 at 2:16 PM
- Ninotchka McKay said...
Hugs to you xx
- February 16, 2013 at 1:04 PM
- Annie B said...
I would love to send you some squares for your quilt. Anniversaries can be sad but they also help us to remember the one we have lost & reflect on the happy times we shared with them. I am also busy making a bag for the scrap bag swap - I just love doing this swap & this time my partner is someone that I know quite well through blog-land!
- February 16, 2013 at 11:16 PM
- Cat from Raspberry Rainbow said...
I would love to add some colour to Cam's quilt. Please email me your address. Thanks, Cat.
PS: Beautiful post. - February 17, 2013 at 10:45 PM
- Michelle said...
My husband just spent some lovely time reading our blog. He said he loves your garden, your honesty and your quilts. Same goes for me :)
Would love to contribute a block to Cam's quilt. Please send me your address when you can
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Hi all. Wondering if anyone has a list of online dealers or a favorite dealer or two that has both new/used Les Pauls you can buy and have shipped. I'm aware of Mark's guitars, Rumbleseat etc. Any others you've heard good things about? Looking at a Historic and in Canada. Thanks
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Sweetwater in Fort Wayne, Indiana - extremely pleased
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Wildwood Guitars | (303) 665-7733 | Our New Arrivals Page is Updated Daily! - but put your order in by phone - better prices. My goto guy is Troy.
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Steve is good at Wildwood, and especially Saul at centre city music...18885GIBSON.
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Mark is great. Saul (Center City Music) is great. Brent (The Guitar Shop in Mississauga, ON) is great but doesn't always have a lot in stock.
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Thanks for the ideas so far. I'm familiar with Brent and have spoken to him numerous times. I actually love some of the burst colours Wildwood has and I called them a couple days ago. The very nice chap told me they can't ship to Canada and I assume all US dealers are the same under their Gibson agreement. I e-mailed Center City and they responed saying they don't have any R8's, R7's in stock. Boy, looking at some of those Wildwood finishes, it would be just like me to drive down there. 12 hours one way? Anyway, I think maybe smaller dealers who may get a fair few used historics coming through might be the way to go. Thanks again for the suggestions. Let me know if anything else comes to mind.
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Well after some deliberation I ordered from Mark's guitar Loft. Found a 2010 R7 in a great Page type burst. My impression was he may be selective about the guitars he stocks and chances of getting a sweet one are maybe better. Not that some of the other dealers are not. Anyway, high hopes for this one. Thanks for all suggestions. Review to follow.
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Great choice, mine came from Mark too.
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Check out the vendors in the business classifieds. I have personally dealt with Brett at Eddie's guitars and they have a fantastic LP collection over there. Seems like there are several vendors that could help you out.
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Damn, I totally missed the 1.11 Vanilla part, thanks for pointing that out. Those two charms are from 1.09, and I have these, also from 1.09:
War Traveler
Battle Boots
Defense: 135
Durability: 48 of 48
Required Strength: 95
Required Level: 42
Item Version: Expansion
Item Level: 59
Fingerprint: 0xc1fc7a53
+10 to Strength
+10 to Vitality
+182% Enhanced Defense
+15 to Minimum Damage
+25 to Maximum Damage
+30 Maximum Durability
Attacker Takes Damage of 6
46% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items
25% Faster Run/Walk
40% Slower Stamina Drain
If you don't mind 1.09 items, these were both found without RWM. I can use the 45% mf ones I just found yesterday instead. Of course if you'de rather not, I understand.


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For those of you who don't follow Shonda Rhimes on Twitter, Grey's Anatomy's creator and executive producer shared a picture of Patrick Dempsey on the show's set today.
Shonda wanted to send out a "Hello!" from the show's leading man himself and put out a little call for support for the new Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope and Healing.
So take a look at Patrick Dempsey's handsomeness below, then follow the link to his charity organization. Everyone wins. It's for a very good cause, we think you'll agree ...
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August 28th, 2009 1:17 PM
i'm sorry for this sarcasism ,but shonda uses always our patrick for the fans but, she don't say a word on the season six ...patrick ,you are the best man
August 28th, 2009 9:12 AM
Is he perfect or what?
August 28th, 2009 8:23 AM
^oops-- I meant "families"
August 28th, 2009 8:22 AM
^ Best of luck to you, Shannon!
I hope you get face time w/ PD again!
It's fantastic what he's done for ME cancer pts & their family!
I loved seeing Gritty's as the official beer of the Dempsey Challenge! :) lol!
I'm sure a Gritty's will hit the spot after 100 miles (and a gallon or two of H2O!)
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August 27th, 2009 6:09 PM
I am lucky, he is supposed to be in Montreal, QC this week end
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August 27th, 2009 5:48 PM
Thanks for the link marriedmymcdreamy! And good luck on that! 100 miles...wow. Be sure to tell us how it goes. It truly is a great cause.
Love that smile of his. :) -
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August 27th, 2009 4:18 PM
That man makes my heart skip a beat every time I see a picture! -
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August 27th, 2009 3:38 PM
ANyone who wants to donate to the Dempsey Center can do it through my fundraising page. I am biking 100 miles on October 4th for his charity! http://tinyurl.com/cwlo5f
One lucky donator will receive a signed PD picture that he autographed when I met him in June.
This is a great cause and I am trying to do all I can to raise as much $ as possible for it.


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iPad users on campuses like mine at Bowling Green State University and Princeton have experienced some well documented trouble with DHCP networks. See here and here (thanks Princeton!). The solution Apple is offering is out of the question for a big network like the one here at BGSU. So here's the user fix. I can only hope Apple gets this patched quickly.
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- open settings > general > reset > reset all settings
- settings > general > auto-lock > never
- never turn off or put the iPad to sleep without first going to settings > wifi > off


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"Our journey is not complete." —President Obama
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President Barack Obama's campaign had a great and much-needed terrible week or so: bad economic news (that keeps on coming), questions about leaks of national security information (When you leak a target list that makes the president look tough, is that politically motivated? When you do it in June, when no one's paying attention, is that so politically stupid that they couldn't be that stupid?), not to mention being outraised by Mitt Romney and the ...
"The private sector is doing fine," President Barack Obama declared Friday at a news conference that was supposed to show that the administration knows how to make the economy stronger.
On the heels of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's latest stupid regulations commanding a shrinkage in the size of sugary drinks in restaurants, movie theaters and stadiums, the Walt Disney Co. has announced it will ban ads for products on its broadcast and online platforms that it has scientifically determined are "junk food" and do not meet the company's nutrition standards.
Every once in a while, Democrats and Republicans can work together. Witness Thursday's 90-8 vote to bring a "bipartisan reform" farm bill before the Senate. In the expectation that the bill will garner the necessary 60 votes, the House Agriculture Committee has changed its schedule to allow a floor debate on the measure in July. The White House applauded. This is Washington's version of the dawning of the Age of Aquarius. ...
In 1919, after Boston police went on strike to protest the city's refusal to recognize their new union, Gov. Calvin Coolidge ordered the National Guard into the streets.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, California's most popular politician, garnered 49.3 percent - less than half - of the vote on election day Tuesday. Winning 1.8 million votes, Feinstein trounced her 23 challengers handily in what wags call California's "jungle primary." There was no big-name challenger, yet more than half of voters went for Anyone But DiFi.
One way or another, the issue of gay marriage seems squarely headed to the Supreme Court. Two federal appellate court decisions, one in Massachusetts and the other in California, have set the stage for challenges to federal and state laws limiting marriage to a union between a man and a woman. But the bigger news is that a confrontation in the court, which many civil libertarians and gay rights activists originally feared would come too ...
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JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and the other Wall Street behemoths that dominate American banking – who needs 'em?
One way or another, the issue of gay marriage seems squarely headed to the Supreme Court. Two federal appellate court decisions, one in Massachusetts and the other in California, have set the stage for challenges to federal and state laws limiting marriage to a union between a man and a woman. But the bigger news is that a confrontation in the court, which many civil libertarians and gay rights activists originally feared ...
Ed Schultz is the kind of shameless liberal hack who can go on air standing in front of screaming labor-union crowds in Madison, Wisc., calling for Gov. Scott Walker's head on a platter, and then turn around and announce that "Fox News is an arm of the Republican Party."
Explaining his call to ban the sale of supersize sodas at restaurants, theaters and arenas, New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg told NBC's Matt Lauer on Friday: "We're not banning you from getting the stuff. ... If you want 32 ounces, the restaurant has to serve it in two glasses. That's not exactly taking away your freedoms. It's not something that the Founding Fathers fought for."
You would think $1 trillion in spending stimulus and $2.5 trillion of Fed pump-priming would produce an economy a whole lot stronger than 1.9 percent gross domestic product, which was the revised first-quarter number. And you'd think all that government spending would deliver a whole lot more jobs than 69,000 in May.
Mitt Romney came to stand on a weed-infested patch of dirt in front of the shuttered Solyndra plant in Fremont, Calif., Thursday. If you stood at the right angle, you could look past Romney's shoulder and see a big red "for sale" sign draped on the building, dubbed by Romney the "Taj Mahal of corporations."
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"The worst mistake of my presidency," said Ronald Reagan of his decision to put Marines into the middle of Lebanon's civil war, where 241 died in a suicide bombing of their barracks.
The Pecksniffs of America had nothing but scorn for Congress' vote last week to stop furloughs of air traffic controllers, which were ostensibly mandated under the 2011 Budget Control Act.
Hours after the Boston Marathon bombings but before authorities identified suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, President Barack Obama purposefully addressed the nation. "We will find out who did this. We'll find out why they did this," the president pledged. "Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups, will feel the full weight of justice."
As much as liberals had their fingers crossed after the Boston Marathon bombings - please don't let it be a Muslim, please don't let it be a Muslim - that's who the terrorists were. All that wishing and hoping is based on the very ugly premise that "middle America" is a cesspool of bigotry and hate, a sentiment shared by Muslim terrorists.
This week, the Obama administration furloughed 14,500 air traffic controllers - staffers will lose two days of work per month - ostensibly to comply with the 2011 Budget Control Act's $85 billion in sequester cuts this year. The Federal Aviation Administration's share is $637 million. So expect delays at the airport. That's the idea, but it didn't have to be.
Sometimes a picture speaks volumes. Sometimes it's outright deceptive. The picture of "Bomber No. 2" didn't look a bit like a mass murderer. A sweet-faced college kid, the former lifeguard, the nice young man described by classmates and friends. It couldn't be. There must be some outside organization calling the shots. An international conspiracy, perhaps. Brainwashing.
The bipartisan immigration package put forward by the Gang of Eight looks like a reasonable bill, but it likely won't become law, and it probably shouldn't.
WASHINGTON - It's sure to be a major motion picture worthy of the talents of Michael Moore and Oliver Stone. If the FBI does indeed have the right suspects, the docudrama screenplay - "based on a true story" - will begin with FBI public-domain footage of two young men carrying backpacks along a crowded street and then two bombs detonating near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three and wounding more than 170. ...
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She's 97 years old and homeless. Bessie Mae Berger has her two boys, and that's about all.
She and sons Larry Wilkerson, 60, and Charlie Wilkerson, 62, live in a 1973 Chevrolet Suburban they park each night on a busy Venice street.
She's 97 years old and homeless. Bessie Mae Berger has her two boys, and that's about all.
She and sons Larry Wilkerson, 60, and Charlie Wilkerson, 62, live in a 1973 Chevrolet Suburban they park each night on a busy Venice street.
For the most part, it's a lonely life -- days spent passing the time away in public parks, parking lots and shopping centers around the Westside.
Occasionally, when they need cash, Bessie sits by the side of the road and seeks handouts. She holds a cardboard sign in her lap: "I am 97 years old. Homeless. Broke. Need help please."
This has attracted attention -- both wanted and unwanted.
Randall Zook, a Culver City TV advertising producer, pulled over on a recent day when he saw her holding the sign in front of a Costco on Washington Boulevard.
"This little lady hit me deeply. I said I have to do something. I just can't pass by her," Zook said. "I went over and talked to her and was moved by her dignity. She wasn't begging. She just asked, 'Do you have a home for me?' "
Zook didn't, but he gave her "more money than I've ever given anyone."
For everyone who gives, there are many others who just drive by or simply stare.
"It makes me feel like I'm a bum," Bessie said. "I don't mind living at the mercy of the public because some of the public is good -- they're nice to me. But there are some that are nasty. Some of them laugh at me and my sign. They say they don't think I'm 97 years old."
Reaching slowly into a pocket, she pulls out a laminated California state identification card that shows her date of birth: March 2, 1912.
Los Angeles police have warned her not to beg. And some passersby have turned to her sons, questioning why they cannot properly care for her.
"They ask why we aren't able to get her off the street. But we can't. I have no income whatsoever," Larry Wilkerson said.
"A few days ago, my mother was sitting out with a sign over at Lincoln and Olympic. We were sitting four hours and she was doing pretty good. But then a police officer came along and said, 'You can't do this' and ordered us off."
Nighttime is the most uncomfortable part of their lives.
About 8:30 p.m., when Bessie tries to fall asleep, they use magnets to stretch a thin blue blanket over their SUV's windshield to block the streetlights.
Charlie and Larry listen to a battery-operated portable radio-TV (the television doesn't work) or chat quietly until about 10, when they try to doze off.
They sleep fitfully against the backdrop of cars roaring down Venice Boulevard and the distinctive screech of MTA buses.
Bessie spends the night hunched over and wrapped in blankets.
Larry curls up in the back seat and Charlie folds himself into the rear of the Suburban, moving aside a tool box, a gas can, piles of clothing and boxes holding food and other possessions. The largest items are stacked outside.
They awaken about 7, when the morning commuter rush is beginning and the sun is starting to peek through the trees that shade the neighborhood near the Venice Public Library.
After reloading the Suburban, they drive to a nearby Albertsons supermarket. There, they wash up in a restroom in the back of the store.
On their way out, they buy bananas and small containers of yogurt or cottage cheese for Bessie, and sandwich fixings -- often sliced turkey -- and grapes and other fruit for Charlie and Larry.
They eat inside the Suburban, Larry behind the wheel on the worn front seat and his mother at his side. Charlie sits on the back seat.
During the day, they make short trips in the battered vehicle, which they have spray-painted a flat black. The Suburban gets about six miles to the gallon, so they try to stick to Venice as they hunt for inconspicuous places to park for a few hours.
Weekdays, they pull into a Venice Beach parking lot, where they can enter for free with their disabled parking tag. They spend afternoons there, watching the sun set and hoping that circling sea gulls don't bomb the Suburban with sticky white droppings.
"We talk to other homeless people," Charlie said.
The three use the Westside Center for Independent Living in Venice as the mailing address for their monthly Social Security and disability checks.
Once a week they drive to Hollywood, where free showers are available at a drop-in center. Sometimes, free hot meals are served from a food truck. Last week they had a spaghetti dinner.
During this week's trip there, they encountered actor-comedian Kevin Nealon at a gas station. He bought gas for them and introduced them to Laugh Factory owner Jamie Masada, who gave them pizza for dinner and said he may attempt to organize a fundraising show for them.
They live mostly on Bessie's $375 monthly Social Security check, Charlie's $637 disability payments, Larry's $300 food stamp allocation and cash from bottles and cans they collect and recycle.
Bessie can add a few more dollars to the budget by panhandling. When she leaves the Suburban's front seat, her two sons ease her into a fold-up wheelchair they carry in the back.