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►Stuxnet's origin is no longer a mystery. The U.S. and Israel developed the virus as part of a secret cyberattack campaign on Iran authorized by President Barack Obama during his first months in office. The campaign, named Olympic Games, was supposed to be secret, but a programming error allowed the virus to travel around the world, catching the attention of computer security experts. The U.S. only recently acknowledged developing cyberweapons but has never admitted using them. "There have been reports of one-time attacks against personal computers used by members of Al Qaeda, and of contemplated attacks against the computers that run air defense systems, including during the NATO-led air attack on Libya last year. But Olympic Games was of an entirely different type and sophistication," the New York Times reports.
►East Coast travelers looking for deals on cheap transportation can say goodbye to the Chinatown bus and similar services, after federal officials ordered 26 companies to stop operating because of safety hazards. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said the action will "save lives." The buses offered trips between East Coat cities for as little as $1 in some instances. "The safety administration, which regulates more than 4,000 bus companies, started investigating the curbside bus industry last June amid what seemed like a wave of crashes en route to or from Chinatown. Inspectors found that many of these companies hired drivers without checking their backgrounds, testing for use of drugs and alcohol, or verifying that they had the proper licenses… Some also failed to monitor the hours drivers were working and to ensure they were getting adequate rest between trips," the New York Times reports. The 26 companies targeted by investigators were affiliated with a network of operators who ignore federal rules and when cited, would change company names and continue operating.
►The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas casino for "a pattern or practice of discrimination in the employment eligibility verification and reverification process." The complaint, which seeks monetary and injunctive relief, was served on the company Tuesday. According to a Justice Department press release: "Tuscany treated non-citizens differently from U.S. citizens during the employment eligibility verification and reverification process by requesting noncitizen employees to provide more or different documents or information than required during the initial employment eligibility verification process, and demanded specific documents during the reverification process. The complaint further alleges that Tuscany subjected lawful permanent residents to unnecessary reverification based on their citizenship status after requesting and entering into the payroll system the expiration date of their Permanent Resident Cards (green cards) for purposes of reverification."
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Neil Patrick Harris didn't disappoint. It just took him a while to get to the song-and-dance number everyone was waiting for.
It came right about the middle of the Emmys show -- and it was most aptly titled, "The Number in the Middle of the Show."
In it, the Emmys host addressed the expectations -- unmet -- that he was going to open the show with a musical number.
"Opening numbers are so old hat," he sang. "Even Hugh Jackman does stuff like that."
Some "really sexy dancing," in the host's words, ensued.
And the many fans of Harris's terrific Tony-hosting gigs breathed a sigh of relief.
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text: On October 27, 1993, at 2315 Pacific daylight time, a Beech 200, N191FL, incurred an electrical fire in the landing gear motor and associated wiring during the takeoff initial climb at Reno, Nevada. The aircraft returned to the Reno Cannon International Airport with the landing gear jammed in a partially retracted configuration and the gear collapsed on touchdown. The aircraft was operated by the pilot and was on a cross country personal flight. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time and no flight plan was filed for the operation. The aircraft incurred substantial damage. The certificated private pilot and his four passengers were not injured. The flight was originating at the time of the mishap as a cross country flight to San Carlos, California.In a verbal statement, the pilot reported that just after moving the landing gear handle to the up position in the initial climb, the cockpit began to fill with smoke. The pilot said he dumped the cabin in an attempt to clear the smoke. He noticed the landing gear appeared to be hung in an intransit position and he pulled the cockpit circuit breaker. The pilot stated that the smoke, which smelled of burning electrical insulation, appeared to get heavier and heat could be felt on the cockpit floor. The pilot said he requested and received a return to airport landing clearance from the control tower, and, just after touchdown, the right main landing gear collapsed.An FAA airworthiness inspector from the Reno, Nevada, Flight Standards District Office, examined the aircraft. According to his report, the electrical landing gear motor and the associated wiring were burned and the cockpit flooring appeared to be partially melted from radiant heat exposure. The structural landing gear attach points and other bulkhead components in the fuselage sustained major damage. The landing gear system electrical components, motor, main gear box, and the right main landing gear actuator were removed from the aircraft for detailed examination. The system electrical components examined consisted of: 1) landing gear motor relay K100, 2) landing gear remote circuit breaker CB100, and 3) landing gear remote circuit breaker relay K101.The system electrical components were found to function within specifications for the 200 ampere gear motor circuit protection requirement. The test reports are attached to this report.According to the examination report, disassembly of the landing gear motor revealed evidence of excessive current flow at the motor. Burned windings were found on the rotor. Loose balls of solder were noted on the commutator, which was distorted from heat. The motor brushes were within wear limits, but brittle from heat exposure.The right main landing gear actuator was sent to the FAA Aircraft Certification Office in Wichita, Kansas, for disassembly and examination by Beech Aircraft. The actuator was found in an intermediate position and the shaft would only rotate one turn before encountering a hard stop. Disassembly revealed that two gear teeth had separated from the screw housing ring gear, with one lodged between the ring gear and the pinion gear. According to the Beech Aircraft report of the examination, the actuator was assembled with insufficient shims in place. The lack of shims resulted in insufficient end play and excessive side loads on the gear teeth, which ultimately caused the gear teeth separation and jamming of the actuator.Review of the aircraft maintenance records revealed that the landing gear actuators were overhauled in September of 1993 at the last aircraft inspection event. The aircraft had accrued 12 operating hours since the landing gear actuators were reinstalled.Beech Aircraft Service Bulletin 2035 (Rev II) was issued in 1985 and revised in August of 1990. The Bulletin concerns the replacement of the 200 ampere landing gear motor circuit breaker with a 60 ampere rated breaker to prevent motor damage due to excessive electrical current. Beech Aircraft considers the bulletin mandatory in nature. Examination of the aircraft maintenance records revealed that SB 2035 was not accomplished.


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For the past 92 years, the Hicksville Water District has been providing top-quality service to residents and works hard to ensure absolute customer satisfaction. The district's history parallels the growth and development of Long Island and the rise of public water suppliers in Nassau County. The Hicksville Water District has had a trajectory of dedicated local residents leading the organization to ensure optimized usage of Hicksville's water resource.
"We are very proud to have our own local water source to serve our community," said Hicksville Historical Society President Mike Christodoulou. "From an economic standpoint, having our own water, rather than importing it from upstate New York, allows us to have more control of our water quality."
In 1902, the Town of Oyster Bay Board granted a franchise to the privately owned Nassau Water Company to establish a water works company. After almost 20 years of poor service and utility mismanagement, local residents petitioned the Town of Oyster Bay Board to form their own water district and the measure was passed on Aug. 30, 1921.
In the summer of 1923, the Karlson & Lee Company was hired to dig two 150-foot wells and build the district's first administration building using a newly acquired five acres near the railroad tracks on Bethpage Road. The new wells began producing two million gallons of water a year, traveling through 17 miles of new pipelines. When the Pickle Works factory burned down in March of 1941 (see picture), the district's two wells almost ran dry. Soon after, the New York State Health Department stepped in and ordered the district to make the necessary changes needed to supply water to the residents and provide adequate fire safety for the community. The district, then led by Commissioners Harry Borley, Laurence Bevan and William Rennie petitioned the residents to approve a $50,000 bond was issued on Jan. 2, 1942 to add an additional well. The third well was completed after World War II in 1947.
From its original building with two wells situated in the outskirts of the community, the Hicksville Water District has grown to nine plants and 15 wells strategically located throughout a 7.9 square mile area traveling through a network of 166 miles of underground infrastructure. Only seven superintendents, with Anthony Iannone currently serving since 2011, have led the district over the last 92 years.
Individuals who have remained committed to, and very involved in the Hicksville community lead the Hicksville Water District. The Board of Water Commissioners is committed to achieving environmental excellence while maintaining lowest rates for residents and local corporations. They place a high priority on meeting or exceeding strict federal standards concerning water quality.
"I take great pride in playing an important role in the Hicksville community," said Board of Commissioners Chairman Nicholas Brigandi. "Hicksville is dear to my heart and our water district is such an authentic part of our community's history."
There have only been 20 members of the community to serve as the Board of Water Commissioners. Brigandi is a Hicksville native and resident who has been a member of the board since 1980. Treasurer Karl M. Schweitzer, a life-long and third generation resident, has been on the Board of Commissioners for 10 years and Secretary Warren Uss is life-long resident of Hicksville who has served on the board for five years.
"We are very proud of the district; they have good workers and good leadership. Brigandi is doing an excellent job as the commissioner and he is one of the best residents of Hicksville," said Christodoulou.
The district is also working on major capital improvements in the next five years. The district is currently completing a large project on water plant number six, expanding the facility to increase water-pumping efficiency as well as improve distribution for residents. They also renovated outdated equipment including pipes and electrical controls, as well as a nitrate removal tower. The district is also in the process of replacing the water meters of all residential and commercial establishment services. These projects are only a few within the series of improvements the district will put forward in the upcoming years.
The Hicksville Water District has played an important role in the history of the community it serves and will continue to do so for years to come. For information, contact the Hicksville Water District at 516-931-0814 or visit www.hicksvillewater.org.


text: My Lords and Ladies! Good gentles all! Two Ladies of the Court have a bet to settle, and they need the help of those whose passion for bravery, honour, and the sweet words of courtly love will woo them into believing that courtly love not only lives, but thrives in the hearts of Rapier fighters near and far. Come Gentles all and vie for the hearts of these fair Ladies and the glory of serving the fair Barony of Bryn Gwlad as her Champion. The Ladies of the Court are looking for the one who shall bear the favour of their heart. Bring your swords, bring your words, and bring your deeds of honour and chivalry. Rapier Tournament format shall be: Double Elimination Bouts are to be determine at random by the List Mistress. The Ladies of the Court shall choose the weapon style for that round and all bouts are to be fought with that style. If you should have questions, feel free to send word. I pray these words have found you well and look forward to seeing you on the field. Lord Rene Damours, Cadet to Don Connor Drummond ---Better to keep away from justice. A hard life, outright stupor-- with a dried-out fist to lift the coffin lid, lie down, and suffocate. No old age this way-- no danger: terror is very un- French. Arthur Rimbaud, "Bad Blood"


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BEIRUT (AP) -- Lebanon's militant Hezbollah group is condemning President Barack Obama, saying the statements he made during his recent visit to Israel made him appear like "an employee of the Zionist entity."
Hezbollah's statement on Friday came a day after Obama said in a speech in Jerusalem that every country that "values justice should call Hezbollah what it truly is -- a terrorist organization."
Hezbollah, which was created after Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon, fought several wars with the Jewish state in the past decades and spearheaded a guerrilla warfare that led to Israel's withdrawal in 2000.
Hezbollah said it was not surprised by Obama's speech but "strongly condemns the American stance."
It says such statements make Washington "a full partner with the enemy (Israel) in all its crimes."
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Defense innovation is a key driver of U.S. security and economic competitiveness, however our preeminence in...
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We are on the cusp of an IT-enabled transformation of transportation.
This report ranks 55 nations on the extent of how they practice trade mercantilism.
This report assesses the development of a "data divide" in America.
Policy should be reformed to better integrate the national labs with regional economies.
ITIF presents a framework for evaluating and resolving cross-border Internet policy conflicts.
This report provides a snapshot of states' efforts to create open data policies and portals.
The U.S. Export-Import Bank remains vital to supporting America's traded sector competitiveness.
There are short-term costs to transitioning to a low-carbon economy that can't realistically be ignored.
The U.S. needs to enhance manufacturing innovation and education if it hopes to compete globally.
What should be the future course of U.S.-India relations?
The labs can and should be a regional economic engine.
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Congress just introduced a path forward on cross-border digital searches.
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Bill will greatly improve American innovation and competitiveness.
Unsurprisingly, education spending and a well-educated workforce are correlated among states.
Stephen Ezell presented on Mexico's Innovation Ecosystem at the Wilson Center.
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Rob Atkinson presented on "How the Cloud Can Drive Economic Growth" to Canada's Digital Policy...
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The FCC should not extend its authority to regulate the software installed on mobile devices.
The implications for the U.S. economy as a result of China's strategic decisions should be clear.
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Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
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Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.


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|Library of Congress >> A/V Conservation >> National Film Preservation Board
New Report Quantifies Dire State of American Film Preservation(June 1993)
Motion pictures of all types are deteriorating faster than archives can preserve them, according to a comprehensive study released today (June 25) by the Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington. Findings include the following:
The report, Film Preservation 1993: A Study of the Current State of American Film Preservation , was submitted to Congress by the Librarian of Congress, as directed by the National Film Preservation Act of 1992. Copies are available at a cost of $47.00 from the Government Printing Office (by phoning 202/512-1800; publication stock number 030-000-00251-2). Note: Copies are no longer available for purchase
"The moving picture is not so much the art form as the language of the twentieth century," Librarian of Congress James H. Billington has said. "Future generations will wonder why so little of such a marvelously accessible and appealing rec ord was ever preserved or seriously studied by the strangely transparent and otherwise exuberant society that produced it all."
The four-volume report is the first comprehensive look at American film preservation. Information was gathered through hundreds of interviews and library research, as well as public testimony and written statements from over 100 organizations and individuals. Volume 1 contains the report, while volumes 2 and 3 contain transcripts of publi c hearings held by the National Film Preservation Board. Written statements are reproduced in volume 4.
The report which lays the framework for a national film preservation program, is the first of two steps to be undertaken by the Librarian of Congress and his advisory panel, the National Film Preservation Board. The second step is the development of a na tional film preservation plan. Written public comment to assist in this effort may be submitted by September 30, 1993 to:
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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The Atlanta home since 1968. Playing at Philips Arena in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the Hawks join the Braves and the Falcons as professional sports teams in Georgia. Former Hawks stars include Dominique Wilkins, Pete "Pistol Pete" Maravich, Mookie Blaylock, Dikembe Mutombo, Moses Malone, and legendary head coach Lenny Wilkens.
The team colors are red, black, and gold, and the mascots are Skyhawk and Harry the Hawk. The Hawks also have a twenty-member dance team that performs at all the Hawks' home games.
Early History
The story of the Atlanta Hawks begins in 1946, when the franchise known as the Tri-Cities Blackhawks was shared by three cities along the Mississippi River: Moline, Illinois; Rock Island, Illinois; and Davenport, Iowa. The team moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, then to St. Louis, Missouri, where the St. Louis Hawks won the franchise's only championship in 1958.
In 1968 new owners Thomas Cousins, a Georgia real estate developer, and former Georgia governor Carl Sanders moved the Hawks to Atlanta. The team shared Alexander Memorial Hall with the Georgia Tech basketball team. Richie Guerin, a guard acquired from the Knicks in 1963, was made
In 1970 the Atlanta Hawks selected Pete Maravich third overall in the NBA draft. In his rookie season he averaged 23.2 points per game, second only to Lou Hudson's 26.8 points per game. Despite the contributions of Maravich and Hudson, the Hawks fell below .500 for the first time since moving to Atlanta.
The 1972-73 season included two significant developments. The Hawks moved from Alexander Memorial Hall to the Omni, a new 16,500-seat arena, and hired Lowell "Cotton" Fitzsimmons as the new head coach. Richie Guerin retired after 7 1/2 seasons with a 327-291 career record. Fitzsimmons guided the Hawks to a 46-36 record in his inaugural season but lost in the first round of the play-offs. The Hawks were led by high scorers Hudson (27.1 points per game) and Maravich (26.1 points per game).
Fresh Start
In 1977 Ted Turner, who also owned the Atlanta Braves, purchased the Hawks and promised fans that the team
The acquisition of Dominique Wilkins in 1982 sent the Hawks in a new direction. The University of Georgia standout and "human highlight film" won a spot on the 1982-83 all-rookie team, one of many achievements in his tenure with the Hawks. He was the all-time leading scorer in franchise history, named to seven all-NBA teams and nine All-Star squads, and was a two-time winner of the NBA Slam Dunk competition.
The mid-1980s was a rebuilding period for the Hawks. Mike Fratello replaced Loughery as head coach in 1983. Several new players, including Kevin Willis, Jon Koncak, and Anthony "Spud" Webb, helped the Hawks to a fifty-win season in 1985-86. Wilkins continued to lead the team in scoring and finished second in the league only to Michael Jordan in the 1986-87 season with 29 points per game. Despite four consecutive seasons (1985-89) with fifty wins, the Hawks were unable to win an NBA title, and head coach Mike Fratello was replaced with Bob Weiss from San Antonio.
Hawks Take Flight
During the
The Hawks were recognized for several individual achievements. Lenny Wilkens won his 1,100th career
The Hawks experienced a transitional period during the late 1990s. The team split time between Georgia Tech and the Georgia Dome while awaiting the opening of their new home at Philips Arena. While playing at the Dome, the Hawks broke the NBA single-game attendance record with 62,046 fans and went on to break the single-season home attendance record as well. In 1999-2000 the Hawks moved to Philips Arena and recorded the worst record in franchise history. Wilkens resigned at the end of the season and was replaced with Lon Kruger.
Twenty-first Century
Kruger's Atlanta Thrashers and the rights to Philips Arena, and Mike Woodson took over as the team's head coach.
With one of the youngest teams in the NBA, the Hawks showed improvement over the next several seasons, finally making it back into the postseason play-offs in 2008. The team ended the 2008-9 season with a winning record of 47-35 and finished second in the Southeast Division and fourth in the Eastern Conference. The following year brought another winning season; the team advanced to the conference play-offs but lost in the second round.
In 2010 Woodson was replaced as head coach by Larry Drew, who had served as the Hawks' lead assistant coach since 2004. The Hawks finished the 2010-11 season with a 44-38 record and advanced to the conference semifinals but lost the round to the Chicago Bulls.
The 2011 season began with an NBA lockout, as owners and players argued over the terms of their collective bargaining agreement. The shortened season began in December, and the Hawks ended the regular season with a 40-26 record. The team lost in the first round of the play-offs to the Boston Celtics.
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Further Reading
Jeffrey Denberg, Roland Lazenby, and Tom Stinson, From Sweet Lou to 'Nique (Atlanta: Longstreet Press, 1992).
Cite This ArticleKahrs, Susan A. "Atlanta Hawks." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 05 June 2014. Web. 27 November 2014.
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Download a free copy of The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde's wit and way with words shines brilliantly in this comedy of manners.
Polite society demands polite excuses for missing social obligations. Algernon Moncrieff and Jack Worthing have invented perfect excuses; Bunbury, an invalid friend in the country, and Earnest, a younger brother in London.
Their deceptions weave tangled webs, as they each try to protect their secrets while navigating the shark-infested waters of love and London society.
To read about the author please go to the tragedy of Oscar Wilde
The Importance of Being Earnest is about a man named John(Jack) Worthing who comes to visit his friend; Algernon in London. John has come down to propose to Algernon's cousin: Gwendolen. Coincidentally, Algernon is expecting Gwendolen and her tyrannical mother; Lady Bracknell to arrive for tea and cucumber sandwiches. Algernon agrees to steer Lady Bracknell out of the room so that Jack can propose to Gwendolen. Before Lady Bracknell and Gwendolen arrive, a simple cigarette lighter given to Jack by his young and beautiful ward; Cecily, unlocks a double life that Jack has been leading. Algernon thinks Jack's name is really Ernest, but Ernest is a secret identity that Jack uses so he can escape to London from his dull life in the country. Jack tells everyone in the country that he has wild brother named Ernest who gets into the most dreadful scrapes. After Algernon finds out the truth about Jack and his double identity, he tells Jack about his imaginary invalid, his friend Bunbury who always gets sick and lives in the country. To get out of boring social obligations, he pretends that Bunbury is sick and he must go to visit him and administer to the poor man's health.
Lady Bracknell and Gwendolen arrive, and Algernon escorts Lady Bracknell away to go over some music for a coming party that will be hosted by Lady Bracknell. Jack takes the opportunity to propose to Gwendolen who accepts him. Lady Bracknell comes in and sends Gwendolen away so that she can take the opportunity of judging Jack's character. When she finds out that Jack was found as a baby in a hand bag at one of London's larger railway stations, she does not approve of his lineage, and forbids the marriage. She leaves poor Jack despondent.
Gwendolen sneaks back in and they make plans to meet at Jack's place in the country. Algernon overhears Jack telling Gwendolen where he lives, and he makes plans to adopt Jack's alias. to be Jack's brother Ernest because he has heard so much about Jack's excessively pretty ward; Cecily. After Jack leaves; Algernon tells his butler to get his travelling clothes together. He is off to see his imaginary invalid.
The act opens with Cecily being tutored by her prim governess; Miss Prism. Miss Prism is mean-spirited and semi-religious. When the local minister arrives who Miss Prism has a secret crush on, Cecily manages to get the celibate couple to go on a walk together so she can avoid her horrid lessons. At that moment, Algernon shows up with a week's worth of luggage pretending to be Jack's wicked brother Ernest. Cecily has loved Ernest ever since she heard stories of his wicked ways, so they quickly fall in love. Cecily tells Algernon, she could only love someone with the name of Ernest. He is astounded by this and asks her what she thinks of the name; Algernon. She says she could not love him if that was his name, so he makes plans to get christened immediately as Ernest.
Jack shows up after Ernest and Cecily have left the stage. He is dressed in black to mourn the death of his imaginary brother Ernest. They console him when Cecily comes out to tell Jack, that Ernest is not dead. He is alive and is in fact visiting. When Jack sees Algernon, he orders him to leave. Cecily manages to get them to shake hands and an uneasy truce descends. When Cecily is alone on stage, Gwendolen shows up to see Jack. They have tea. At first they are cordial, but since Jack has been pretending to be Ernest to Gwendolen and Algernon has been pretending to be Ernest to Cecily, both girls think they are engaged to the same Ernest. They end up the tea scene by being coldly hostile to each other. When the two gentleman arrive onstage, the girls find out that the young men have been both pretending to be the imaginary Ernest. They say that they will only marry Ernest and leave. Algernon and Jack are reduced to eating muffins
The couples reconcile, but then Lady Bracknell shows up. She still refuses to allow Gwendolen to marry Jack but she sees no obstacle to Algernon marrying Cecily because she will inherit a large fortune. Jack forbids his ward from from marrying Algernon unless Lady Bracknell allows Gwendolen to marry Jack. When Lady Bracknell hears that a Miss Prism is part of the household she summons her and it turns out that Miss Prism used to be in her employ, and that Jack was in Miss Prism's care when he was a baby and she had accidentally placed him in a hand bag and forgot him at a railway station where Cecily's kindly grandfather had rescued him and brought him up as his own. It further turns out that Jack is actually Algernon's older brother and his name actually happens to be Ernest.
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Night sweats with controlled hiv, necessary to make an appointment to my hiv doctor?I know they are not related to any medication I'm taking, apart form a vitamin complex that i started taking 3 months ago i'm not doing anything different , and not to my hiv medication because they haven't changed for 5 years. I...
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Screening HIV-Positive Patients for TB in Resource-Poor SettingsThe "[a]bsence of all of current cough, fever, night sweats, and weight loss can identify a subset of people living with HIV who have a very low probability of having TB disease," write the authors of a PLoS Medicine study that used individual... Read more »
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Pickett Fences: Day and Night, Night and Day and NightIt is the day after my 35th birthday. It is five-and-one-half years since I tested positive for HIV. It is nearly one year since I kicked my triple combo to the curb. It is minutes after watching, for the first time, a video journal I collaborated... Read more »
HIV-Positive People in Africa More Likely to Adhere to Antiretroviral Treatment Than HIV-Positive People in North America, Study FindsHIV-positive people in sub-Saharan Africa are more likely to adhere to their antiretroviral treatment regimens than are HIV-positive people in North America, according to a study published in the Aug. 9 edition of the Journal of the American... Read more »
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Former homeless man to be freed from prison in 2002 rape case: Mitchell
By MARY MITCHELL September 9, 2013 5:44PM
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It took just 30 minutes for a jury to convict Carl Chatman of raping a Daley Center employee in 2002.
It has taken the criminal justice system 11 years to conclude that Chatman, then a homeless man, was wrongfully convicted of the charges.
On Tuesday, Anita Alvarez announced that the Chatman case is one of two cases that the State's Attorney's Conviction Integrity Unit is dismissing.
The dismissal will pave the way for the 58-year-old man to be released from Dixon Correctional Center .
"In reviewing the information and evidence in this case, there is not enough sound evidence to uphold the conviction," a spokeswoman for that office told me Monday afternoon.
At trial, the unidentified rape victim told the court that her "screams were not heard" and that the "security measures" at the courthouse failed.
"I looked at him and I said, 'I have two kids. Please don't hurt me," the woman testified. "He took my shoulders and threw me across my desk."
In less time than it takes for the average worker to eat lunch, 12 jurors came back with a guilty verdict. In 2004, Chatman was sentenced to 30 years in prison — the maximum — for the alleged sexual assault.
At the time, Judge Michael Toomin called the rape "an outrageous assault on a public employee."
One juror told reporters that the "evidence against Chatman was convincing."
But what these jurors didn't know was it wasn't the first time the rape victim had claimed a man raped her after hours in an office building.
The woman reported a similar rape in a building in the 600 block of North Michigan Ave. in 1979.
In a Petition for Post-Conviction Relief filed in 2007, lawyers with the Office of the State Appellate Defender, as well as the civil rights law firm Loevy & Loevy argued the rape victim had a "pattern of alleging she was sexually assaulted then filing suits for monetary gain."
In 1979, the rape victim claimed that a Polish immigrant assaulted her under eerily similar circumstances.
Edward Szymczak was charged with rape and unlawful restraint, but fled to Poland and was never tried for the crime.
In both instances, the rape victim hired counsel immediately after making her allegations and filed lawsuits seeking monetary damages against the building owners, the building management companies, the building security providers and the janitorial services," according to the petition.
I wrote several articles about the Carl Chatman case because it appeared to be a template for a wrongful conviction case.
Chatman was black, poor, mentally ill and caught up in a case that was so alarming, it cried out for a quick resolution.
Even Chatman's ex-wife was convinced he had nothing to do with the crime.
"He may be a little touched, but no one should spend his life locked up for something he didn't do," said Versie Chatman at the time of his arrest.
In 2012, Alvarez created the Conviction Integrity Unit, promising to bring a "new focus" to the review of cases involving "questionable convictions."
"The unit will internally review post-conviction cases that are brought to our attention," Alvarez said in a speech at the City Club of Chicago.
"We will pay particular attention to the types of cases that we have seen have led to wrongful or questionable convictions such as cases involving single eyewitnesses. Or cases involving confessions with little or no supporting evidence, particularly those involving juvenile defendants or defendants with mental-health issues," Alvarez said.
Chatman certainly appears to fit the latter category. But there were also nagging questions about the evidence.
For instance, how did a disheveled, smelly, man get past security personnel who were on high alert because of the rape allegations?
"How was he able to sneak out of the building?" asked Russell Ainsworth, an attorney with Loevy & Loevy. "The crime was reported within 10 minutes of the occurrence, and the building immediately went on lockdown?"
Chatman had the misfortune of being on the wrong street at the wrong time. Once he found himself in the criminal justice system, the odds were against him ever seeing the outside world again.
"Oh my God," cried Theresa Chatman, the convicted man's sister, before breaking down in sobs when I told her about the state's attorney's office decision to drop the charges against her brother.
"Do I need to bring him any clothes? What time will he get out because I'm going to show up in a limo," she said.


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We've all heard many versions of the old adage, "Love is patient, love is kind..." We see the words elegantly scripted and hung in frames to decorate our homes. We've heard the verses read with conviction at beautifully planned weddings. We get the point. Love others. Be nice to people. Don't walk around with a big head. But do we get this point when someone has ticked us off? When our trust has been betrayed? When someone has robbed us of all that we have? How does that love thing work out after we've been done wrong?
It's a piece of cake to walk and live in love and peace when life is throwing love and peace at us, but the true test of love lies in the ability to remain centered in love when we're being cursed out, when our friends have abandoned us, through anger, hurt and loss. 1 Corinthians 8 provides a very specific definition of love that is too often glazed over as a decorative or ceremonial scripture, rather than sacred words of wisdom that we should carefully apply to our lives. The Spirit of Love encourages us to look at the words of this scripture more deeply. It challenges us to look at our lives and find practical ways to live out what it really means to love: through the virtues of patience, kindness, integrity, determination, patience, hopefulness, trust, and perseverance. But The Spirit of Love also challenges us to purge those vices that reflect what love is not: jealousy, arrogance, boastfulness, a bad attitude, selfishness, and anger. It is by embracing love's virtues and eliminating those vices that we are able to find true peace and love.
The Spirit of Love is a practical, no non-sense, yet humorous guide to what it truly means to live a life of love, even in the face of ugliness – when all we want to do is just kick somebody's behind. Living in love means that no one, no matter what they say or do, can steal our joy. No one can take us off track. No one can force us to lose our cool. Not so long as we're grounded in the spirit of love.
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Eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York's Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial Sept. 21, 1897. The work of veteran newsman Francis Pharcellus Church has since become history's most reprinted newspaper editorial, appearing in part or whole in dozens of languages in books, movies, and other editorials, and on posters and stamps.
"DEAR EDITOR: I am 8 years old.
"Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus.
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Donald Barrett, ex-manager of White Ford in Chiefland, is being investigated for grand theft by the State Attorney's Office in connection with $709,000 in expenditures over the past 12 years according to a Chiefland Police Department report. The sworn complaint came after an extensive two-month audit by the dealership's attorney John Bovay and certified public accountant Jeff Crippen.
The room was large, easily capable of holding a hundred people. The group gathered was small, less than a dozen people, including two reporters. Outside the commission meeting room at Chiefland City Hall a father and two children came and went after paying a utility bill. City Hall employ
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, I listened to an audiobook–Deliver Us from Normal–and one sentence from a very long book hung in my mind for days.
"Mom made us hot cocoa–with salt."
Boy, did that bring back memories.
As a treat on cold winter nights, my mother would take out the Hershey cocoa powder and make a pot full of steaming hot chocolate.
In the days before Swiss Miss powder or Quik, Hershey's cocoa was a staple in our home.
I'd forgotten how good it was but that one sentence brought it all back.
The uniforms are on their way.
Two weeks ago, the Citizen reported on the plight of the Chiefland boys' basketball program, which had lost all its home, away and practice uniforms in a break-in. Basketballs and video recording equipment were also taken, but the uniforms were the biggest problem.
On reading the appeal, several local readers took action. At press time, Chiefland's Basketball Uniform Replacement Fund had received about $4,900 in donations, enough for Head Coach Mark Lundy to order uniforms.
Levy County is in a gossip frenzy. All it took was someone being out of the office, someone being added to the federal grand jury indictment that resulted in two Levy County commissioner being suspended and folks with nothing better to do than stoke the flames.
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Sheriff Johnny Smith has not been arrested. This tidbit has been hanging around for weeks and keeps cropping up anew.
Smith's spokesman has said the sheriff has no comment — a number of times.
This has just got to be hurting Smith's family and we empathize.
Still looking for answers, Chiefland girls fell 49-36 to Ft. White Thursday. They suffered from turnovers and struggled for three quarters to put the ball in the hoop, so that even a gonzo fourth quarter couldn't save them.
"We're just not making easy shots," said head coach Emily Gore.
Dog may be man's best friend, but Brix, a K-9 partner in the Marion County Sheriff's Office is no friend of suspected bank robbers.
Brix was instrumental in the Tuesday arrest of John Patterson, 43, of Bronson in connection with the Dec. 12 robbery of an undisclosed amount of cash from Capital City Bank in Bronson.
The mud boggers are at it again in northern Levy County and one resident has asked the Board of County Commissioners for help because the traffic is tearing up a private road used by residents.
Charles Wilkerson addressed commissioners in their regular Tuesday morning meeting saying that "four-wheelers and mud boggers are coming down the road" and tearing up Northeast 125th Street, a private road.
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My grandmother had many sayings she liked to repeat to us growing up. One of her favorites was "everyone can afford soap and water." I always thought this to be true until recently. Like many others, I was laid off earlier this year. At first I was not worried, I'm a hard worker with great references. I thought I could get another job very soon. That was over five months ago.
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South African journalist Rian Malan's groundbreaking article questioning AIDS numbers in Africa may be the start of something big.
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The Privileges by Jonathan Dee. I'm about halfway through and liking it but not sure if the second half will hold up.
Garlic and Sapphires by Ruth Reichl.
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I agree. I love, love, love this book. I also really like to re-read Strunk & White, Elements of Style and Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott.
I just finished Anne Perry's "Treason at Lisson Grove" - first Thomas & Charlotte Pitt novel she'd written in 3 years!
I love these books, but haven't read one in forever. I'm definitely getting this one.
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Are you liking this? My daughter has it but hasn't started it yet. I might just steal it if it's good...
About a third of the way in and it's really interesting. Love that Death is the narrator. Cool device.
We shall see.
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I walked into the library yesterday and walked around aimlessly.
I finally settled on Hunger Games and Interview With a Vampire.
I'm almost finished with Hunger Games. It's an easy read. I haven't been able to put it down.
Thanks, I will keep with it. I'm actually starting to get more into it.
Is Anne Perry any good? I saw Heavenly Creatures long before I ever heard of Anne Perry, so I always think of her as a winsome teen murderess a la Kate Winslet.
Her books are so awesome.
2 DSs, ages 8 and 6
Her main characters are interesting, complex - they also evolve over the course of the series.
She also addresses the social issues of the times (often appropriate even today), including women's sufferage, attitudes towards rape, poverty, prostitution, the state of medicine at the time, the evolution of the profession of nursing, repercussions of the terrible mis-management of the military during the Crimean War, the colonization of Africa, etc.
I have re-read both series twice. They are wonderful.
You have to remember, she did her time way back when and is now in her 60s (or older).
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It's filled with sailing jargon, but that doesn't interfere with my enjoyment of the novels.
Watch for the malapropisms - like 'one fell sloop' - they're hilarious.
Meta, what did you think??
Now reading Under the Banner of Heaven by Jon Krakauer about fringe Mormon Fundamentalist groups. Quite disturbing.
Anyway.. haven't been able to read The Book Theif. I bought "The Birth House" on vacation this weekend and read it all!! LOVED this book!!!!
I just finished reading a book called "The School of Essential Ingredients". If you are a foodie, this is a book for you.
Right now I am reading "South of Broad" by Pat Conroy.
What a story.
I also read The Upside of Irrationality by Dan Ariely about his research in behavioral economics. Very thought provoking, especially in light of the country's economic situation in the last few years.
Now I'm reading How to Talk to Anyone by Leil Lowndes. Meh. Struggling to finish.
"When you can tell the story and it doesn't bring up any pain, you know it is healed." - Iyanla Vanzant, Broken Pieces


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Law Enforcement, emergency crews, and county officials from across the mountains gathered in Hazard Monday to talk about safe driving.
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Chesapeake Energy said Thursday it's launching an online video channel about the Barnett Shale, and it has hired longtime Metroplex TV anchorman Tracy Rowlett to anchor it.Shale.TV is scheduled to begin airing this fall at www.shale.tv and will initially run Monday through Friday evenings.Rowlett will serve as anchor and managing editor of the program, which will include a live talk show featuring guests and industry experts discussing topics about the production of natural gas in the Barnett Shale."Coverage will also include public hearings, town hall meetings, panel discussions, and shows in which viewers can ask and interact with industry experts," Chesapeake said."This is not a corporate promotion or public relations initiative,�� said Julie H. Wilson, vice president of corporate development at Chesapeake. �We have heard repeatedly and consistently from residents, critics, supporters, lessors, city staff, government officials, and civic leaders about the lack of consumer-friendly educational information available to the public about issues and opportunities related to natural gas drilling, production, and pipelines, particularly as they relate to an urban environment.""We have listened and now we are responding by providing a forum for in-depth, independent discussions and analyses of these complex issues and opportunities," Wilson said. "We will focus initially on the Barnett Shale and later add content on other emerging shale plays throughout the U.S. We approached Tracy Rowlett to be the anchor due to his high level of viewer trust and credibility as a respected journalist."Rowlett currently anchors the 5 p.m. newscast of CBS-affiliate KTVT Channel 11 and will leave the station this month to begin his new assignment with Shale.TV."What's happening in the Barnett Shale is the biggest story in North Texas right now," Rowlett said. "Whether you embrace it or not, natural gas drilling is impacting the lives of all of us in North Texas, if not the whole country. It's huge and North Texans deserve a place where they can turn for focused and informative coverage of what is happening in the Barnett Shale."
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Chaiwalas are doing roaring business all over the country. Should not they thank Mani Shankar Aiyer ?
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Mani Sankar has enhanced the chances of Mamo becoming PM. BJP n its supporters should thank him. The sycophant never thought that his statement would benefit Mamo. He expected reword from madam. Poor Mani Sankar!Answered by Damodar Biswal, 13 Feb 11:47 am
Mai Qna wala hoon.. kya mera number lagega? ?Answered by subhash, 15 Feb 01:12 pm
As if only now Tea has become famous- It is always a hot stuffAnswered by ArunasManInNeed, 13 Feb 05:27 pm
YesAnswered by anil garg, 13 Feb 02:31 pm
Mani is a fustrated man i ac 2day.Answered by victor, 13 Feb 11:25 am
Frustrated mani shankar jo kahata hai congress ko us se ghata hi hota haiAnswered by BINDAS BOL, 13 Feb 11:12 am
Dont worry next version is coming with sabziwallah, doodhwala,kapdedhone wallah and so so so. every1 can fool if businessman can open the tijori to bribe politicians with any some of money.Answered by samir med, 13 Feb 11:03 am
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