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Let me introduce you to my laundry tackling arsenal, especially after the Pukepocalyse™ of 2014 this past weekend:Two all-important bottles of essential oils, and my mongo, extra huge size of Allen's Naturally detergent. Boom, baby!
I have a hearty love of both Purification and Thieves oils, but the combo of the two in my laundry? Freaking MAGIC, friends.
What you don't understand is, this is the huge bottle of detergent I use for diaper laundry – no additives, scents, or anything added. It gets everything clean alright, but there's no scent to it, and it sometime fails in the smell department. (And I have smelly kids, yo!)
Purification is the most wonderful, amazing oil for parents that instantly gets rid of every odor. (And as all parents know, we get odor in DROVES with our kids, big and small.) Smelly gym clothes are no longer an issue. Even smellier gym shoes are no match. So let me assure you, when we were holding out our hands, desperately trying to not breathe and wretch while transporting the soiled laundry from Pukepocalyse™ to the washer, I knew a couple of drops of Purification would take care of the laundry, and DID IT EVER!
Thieves is added for its germ-fighting capabilities, plus it smells fantastic (like cinnamony-gingerbread cookies). This powerful duo tackled every single load of my laundry-filled existence this past week with this stomach bug, and I could not be more pleased, and I just had to share.
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I want to go back! We loved Santorini too. The donkey trip up sounds halarious. More please...
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Embarkment was at Bari – a city that will certainly have a claim to fame, but having been spoilt so far with the places visited, we put Bari into the run down, tied and not a necessary stop while in Italy category. The ship is huge; it has three levels, 5, 6 and 7, for shopping, eating, drinking, lounges, and entertainment. Levels 8, 9, 10, 11 and parts of 12 and 13 are for sleeping cabins. Levels 15 and 16 have swimming pools, bars, spa pools, tennis court, mini golf, beauty spa, gym, kids club, disco and an often frequented gelato spot, which serves the biggest tubs we have seen yet.
Chris and Robyn are in a balcony suite on level eight and enjoy sitting watching the different landscapes as they change along the route
Our first stop was Corfu and the weather, fabulous and warm. Walked away the day looking at the old forts, the unique streets and of course shopping. Olivia has a pair of Dior (????????) sunglasses now for the mere price of $14NZ, so many terrible take offs here.
Next day - Santorini. Opened the cabins curtains to see a sheer cliff with a town perched at the top. The only way to get up was a zig zagging path or a cable car. We were ferried by boats to shore and Chris started making noises about walking up
Athens was a most interesting city. We bargained our way into a taxi to take us to all the sights around the city for four hours (having already walked for 30 minutes with no success looking for a self service laundry, because we baulked at paying the ship laundry prices). We got a great driver. Told him we wanted him to take us to a laundry first and then spend the time sight seeing and pick up the clean clothes on the way home – the laundry he took us to was closed so it looked like we would smell until the end of the cruise. He dropped us at the Acropolis - it was very hot, crowded and commercialised. However a nostalgic moment happened for Chris as he remembered sitting on the steps of the Pantheon when he was five years old, hence was disappointed that it was all now roped off and so much of it was covered in scaffolding
Olympia next stop and we enjoyed sitting on the water's edge at a caf� enjoying the scenery and atmosphere of the quaint seaside town.
Story continued on next blog, as either Robyn the official blog writer is writing too much or Chris the official blog photographer is taking too many pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sounds like you did more hee hawing then those donkeys - we certainly did here reading about your trip up the cliff. Notice the duffa's had to share donkeys!! Loved Livvie's posh glasses - look like the real macoy to me. Kia Ora.xx
Now my sides hurt! I could barely read out your adventures to Bryan through laughing so much! So glad you are having such a fabulous time. Miss you guys - roll on January 30th I say xoxo HAGAN'S
Blog Writer and Blog Photographer are doing a fantastic job reporting!!! Loving it and getting lots of laughs pity there wasn't a video of you guys riding the donkeys - hilarious!! We are so pleased you are having the time of your life over there! Love you!
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Loved hearing what the Sewters are up to. You must have an absolute ball. All the photos are stunning and mind I say Robyn, you are a great story writer. I can actually picture everything you describe in minute detail. Awesome!! Love you and miss you. Give Ryan, Mitch and Olivia a hug and kiss from me.
Robyn you are delightful. I can feel the vibe and tiny bit of rush and at other times...relaxation. You guys are having a blast. Globetrotting and keeping up with the glam stakes-wow! Love the family photo from the cruise ship. The is one enormous memory making trip. Can't believe how much you are getting to do. Start writing your book now. I can just see it. Pink ringbinder faux spine. A scratchy smelling blob at the start of each chapter and a heap of serious Sewter tips about traveling with the family.


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Few North American cities can cop to having a musical support system like Chicago's. Just ask Marc Hellner, a wandering solo artist who's made a career out of collaborating with the city's numerous fireflies. Formerly of L'Altra, and one of the founding members of the waylaid Pulseprogramming, Hellner's currently preparing for the release of his new full-length Marriages (Peacefrog), which–despite being a solo record–relies heavily on collaborations with members of bands like Tortoise and Telefon Tel Aviv. Read more »


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North Georgia softball sweeps Ga. College; just a game out of first in PBC
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DAHLONEGA - The 15th-ranked University of North Georgia softball team used a Peach Belt Conference sweep over visiting Georgia College, 2-1 and 7-3, on Thursday at Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium to remain just a game out of first place in the PBC race. UNG improves to 28-8 overall and 8-2 in league play with the pair of victories.
In the opener, North Georgia used single runs in the first and second innings to provide enough offensive to support a strong pitching outing from Courtney Poole.
In the bottom of the first, an RBI single by Jessica Finch scored Taylor Anne Merritt, who led off the inning with a single.
An inning later, Victoria Prince led off the inning by reaching on a Bobcat fielding miscue. She advanced into scoring position courtesy of a sacrifice by Poole and would later score on another fielding error.
A stellar defensive play by the Nighthawks ended a threat by GC in the fourth. With runners on first and third with no outs, Poole struck out Kristen Humphries. Kim McMillan ended the threat with a diving snag of a foul all directly in front of the Nighthawk dugout and bounced up to throw to Meredith Heyer covering first to double up the Bobcat runner and end the inning.
GC would again threaten in the top of the seventh by loading the bases but Poole induced a groundout by Taylor Campbell to end the game.
Merritt led the offense with a 2-3 game and a run scored.
For GC, Whitney Okvist was a tough out as the senior batted 3-4 with an RBI. Carly Lewis (10-6) took the pitching loss despite striking out five and allowing a single earned run.
In the circle, Poole struck out three Bobcats and allowed a single run en route to securing her 13th victory of the season. The win moves the sophomore right-hander to 13-7 on the season.
In the nightcap, UNG used three runs in both the first and third innings to explode to a 7-3 win.
Georgia College (24-10, 3-5 PBC) opened the scoring with a single run in the top of the first inning on an RBI single by Abi LeRoy that scored Okvist. North Georgia would answer by erupting for three runs in the bottom of the frame and never looked back.
Merritt led off the inning with a single before Kim McMillan belted her sixth homerun of the season to give UNG a lead that they would never relinquish. An RBI single by Ansley Phillips scored Finch to cap the damage in the inning.
In the fourth inning, the Nighthawks used a pair of triples by Tiffanie Burns and Victoria Prince and a double by Hannah Hardin to plate three more runs and put the game out of reach.
Four Nighthawks were credited with multiple base hits led by Phillips who was 3-4 with a pair of RBI's. GC's Okvist was 2-3 and crossed the plate twice.
Victoria Sink earned her 15th win of the season after scattering 10 hits against just three runs. The win marked her 12th consecutive since a Feb. 9 loss to No. 9 Alabama-Huntsville.
North Georgia is in action again at "The Hill" on Saturday with a noon Peach Belt doubleheader with Francis Marion.
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What a beautiful new world we're living in. You know, it wasn't too long ago that you couldn't use The Hobbit money as real money, and you couldn't eat The Hobbit themed food for every meal, and when you flew with New Zealand Air you had to watch regular humans give you the pre-flight rules and suggestions for flight safety, rather than charming The Hobbit-themed characters. It's funny — once you get used to something, even if it's something you never really imagined would happen, it's really hard to go back and think about how you ever lived another way. Can you imagine a time when we didn't go outside and the streets were carved into Hobbit face shapes? A time when our shoes weren't shaped like Hobbit feet? A time when the popular makeup craze was to make your face look as much like Bilbo Baggins' face as possible? A time when New Zealand wasn't just a The Hobbit theme park? I mean, I certainly KNOW this time existed, but it just doesn't FEEL like it ever did. You know?
I love this world. I hope it never ends. (Via SlashFilm.)
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If they were serious about this they would have done it in Elvish with subtitles. Amateurs.
Hasn't safety ALWAYS been for nerds?
You Shall Not Pass (Through The First Class Curtain)
You know what, though? I watched the whole thing and I usually make a point of ignoring these videos when I fly, because you can force me to buckle my seat belt and put my tray table up, but you don't own me.
I assume this airline only caters to destinations in the furthest west.
I might occasionally have trollish tendencies, but I really do just hate Peter Jackson so very much for being the biggest sellout the world has ever seen that I cannot even keep my thoughts in. It's not one of my more endearing qualities.
I like Heavenly Creatures a lot. But I don't think in general Jackson's work was ever hugely "original". (even Heavenly Creatures is an adaptation of a true crime story)
Yeah, but The Frighteners was good, I enjoyed Bad Taste for what it was, and even if Meet The Feebles wasn't what I would call GOOD, it was at least original.
It's almost like the bible.
I have a tattoo in elvish. I HAVE to make a big deal about this, or my life is meaningless.
I am jelly beans. What is it? Can we ask? What does it say?
What it actually says: probably gibberish.
What I think it says: Soylent. I transcribed 'soylent' into elvish, and it is tattooed in green. Because I am awesome*.
*because I am so desperately nerdy it makes people weep**.
**just my mother, actually.
But soylent green is PEOPLE, right? So in Elvish, that might actually be an acceptable food?
I have no tattoos. If I did, it would be one that says "This is not a tattoo."
Reading this I think I finally understand what it must be like to be a woman looking at Benedict Cumberbatch holding a baby…
Especially when the cartoon is perfect.
Oral sex innuendos in a safety video? New Zealand Air does not give a fuck.
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If I fly it will be on a Nazgul or carried by a giant eagle as the Valar intended.
I know which airline I am going to use to stalk Bret and Jemaine now. All I need is to find some Australians to help me steal enough Hobbit money to fly Business Premiere because that looks neat!!
Can we talk about the "Sky Couch" and the general way that Air New Zealand isn't at all shy about showing how much better premium travelers have it?
My first reaction to this video was "Nerds!" But I'm the one who spent 4:30 of my life trying to identify characters from a book based on previous viewings of a movie based on another book.
I actually live in New Zealand and it's strange the way my country's slow move from reality into fantasy is revealed to me by way of a pop culture blog.
My Dad even works for Air New Zealand and this is the first time I've heard about this thing.
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ANY Case Managers at United Health?
- 0Feb 14, '13 by jk82Hi all,
I'm wondering if I can get some input from anyone that works or has worked as a case manager at Unitedhealth group. I am interviewing for a cm position that involves field visits as well as telephone case management....and eventually it can be a work from home position.
Any interview advice as well as information on details of the position would be greatly appreciated!
- 1Feb 14, '13 by lovinlife11Just left a position with them. It was nice working from home, but that's about it. It's a pretty rough company to work for. Something to note too, there is no lateral or upward movement in the company, not just me but several of my coworkers. Good luck on your interview, I hope if you accept it is a better environment for you than it was for me.
- 0Feb 15, '13 by pedspnpI worked there for 6 months, its great if you like being micromanaged 8 hours a day. Everytime you logged off the computer it clocked you out, so even your potty breaks were monitored. So if you were having GI issues that day those extra minutes were counted against you, which really hurt your score card for your monthly evaluations. I felt bad for one new employee who right after she started working found out she was a pregnant and a high risk pregnancy, company policy no use of personal or sick time during your first 3 months, and since she was on orientation during days M-F they refused to allow her off for her OB visit. Yeah she resigned.
- 0Feb 15, '13 by nurseonthewayThis does not sound like a good place to work for... I recently had a phone interview with the company and will rethink my career change.... I also had a negative review from another nurse that had a friend that used to work there.
- 0For those of you that are working there or have recently left, do you mind sharing what state you're in? I am considering a postion with UHC, but the reviews I've been reading on this board as well as others give me pause...are any of you in Georgia?
- 0Mar 5, '13 by tinyonernThe company policies are universal, coming out of corporate headquarters so it doesn't matter what state you are in. It really isn't a nice company to work for as a nurse. Everyone is stressed, the pressure to perform incredible. If you have other options, I would say you DON'T want to work for them.
- 0Thank you guys for the input!
- 1Just wanted to give you guys an update, i went ahead and went on the interview for the CM position today. I have to say it was the longest interview I've ever had..nearly 2 hrs. First I met with 2 of the hiring managers and they started off asking the standard interview questions, then they asked me some behavioral/scenario type questions from a pre-printed form. After that was done they told to me to wait a few minutes while they go discuss if they wanted to proceed any further. So after a few min, one of them came back to tell me they would like to proceed and have me meet with ANOTHER manager. Another 10 or 15 min goes by and the phone in the conference room starts to ring. After 2 missed calls, the receptionist comes in to tell me that I'm supposed to answer it and explains that I would be given a scenario and to pretend as if I were on a live call. Anyway..after that was done, I finally met withthe 3rd manager who pretty much repeated the first 2. They talked a lot about meeting "metrics", that your calls rated according to your quality, number of enrollments and the accuracy of your documentation. They said that your work is not commissioned based, but they do have "incentives" Sorry to be so long-winded. but I just wanted to give anyone else who was considering UHC an idea of what to expect if they should go for an interview


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Hawks and Falcons air it out!
RED OAK - Red Oak Hawks hosted the Lake Dallas Falcons at Billy Goodloe Stadium Friday, Sept. 2 in the Hawks last non-district game before district play begins.
The game couldn't have started any better for the Hawks, by taking their opening drive 80 yards and scoring on a Van Hove (#10) 6 yard touchdown to go up 7-0.
Then things just got better.
The Hawks defense created three straight turnovers on Lake Dallas drives.
On the first turnover, Lake Dallas quarterback Dalyn Williams threw an interception to Red Oak's Hunter Gonzalez (#28), who returned it back to the Lake Dallas' 23-yard line.
Two plays later, Red Oak scored on a 23-yard strike from Van Hove to Jeremiah Gaines to give Red Oak a 14-0 lead less than five minutes into the game.
On the Falcons ensuing drive, the Falcons fumbled the ball on the first play and it was returned to the Falcons 12 yard line.
Three plays later, Red Oak led 21-0 after just 5 1/2 minutes.
On the Falcons next drive, Falcons quarterback threw another interception to Red Oak's Michael Hafner, who returned it 38 yards for a touchdown to give Red Oak the 28-0 lead with 5:45 remaining in the first quarter.
By the time Lake Dallas could gain a yard on offense, they had spotted Red Oak a seemingly insurmountable 28-point lead.
However, before Red Oak could bat an eye, Lake Dallas had reeled off 36 straight points by halftime.
The Falcons finally got their passing attack going and picked apart the Hawks secondary.
The Hawks also turned the ball over three times later in the game and missed recovering two on-side kick attempts setting up Lake Dallas with good field position to start the second half.
In the fourth quarter, the Hawks defense finally got pressure on the Falcons quarterback resulting in sacks or incomplete passes giving themselves a chance to get back into the game.
After watching Lake Dallas control most of the second half, VanHove and the offense finally got to come back on the field.
When they did, they begin playing like they did last week and just as quickly as Lake Dallas scored; the Hawks did too and were only down 8 with little more than five minutes left and driving to tie the game up.
However, a bad snap pushed them back to the 24 and the Lake Dallas' defense held Red Oak to a 37-yard field goal attempt that fell short.
The Falcons simply ran the clock out from that point to take a 50-42 win over the Hawks.
So where do the Hawks go from here? Back to work.
They showed they could overcome some big obstacles against a good team and if not for a couple of bad plays, easily could have won this game. The Hawks (1-1) open up district play on the road against Ennis (0-2).
Kick-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. and come early, you won't want to miss a play of this Ellis County rivalry game.


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Our Talking Music series brings prominent artists to campus to perform and discuss their music, with a particular focus on contemporary compositions. The dates for this year's series below, and more information about events and guest artists will be posted here as it becomes available.
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UNIX: An Open Systems Dictionary
Authors: William H. Holt, Rockie,. Morgan
Publisher: Resolution Business Press
Price: 524.95
Reviewer: Laurie L. Tucker
When my boss first picked up this book, he went in search of the word "Linux". To his great surprise he found it, and then declared that this was a book worth having. After using this dictionary for the past two months, I have to agree; and not just because it contains a definition for Linux in it.
The book includes over 6,000 entries and does a fairly good job of keeping definitions as free of jargon as possible. As a result, it can be used by people with a broad range of Unix experience, from the "newbie" (not defined, but we know what that is!) to the "wizard".
As the Assistant Editor for Linux Journal, and a fairly new sysadmin, the book has come in handy quite a few times. I've used it to figure out what POSIX really stands for (Portable Operating System Interface for computer environments (X)), and I've used it to better understand what I read in articles that are submitted to Linux Journal for publication.
The book contains such basic terms as: pop-up window (with a figure showing one), command line, directory, port, space bar, kernel (with the standard bull's-eye graphic), software, CPU, and edit. These are all described so that true computer novices can better understand computers. Lots of acronyms are included, like ASCII, FTP, TCP/IP, VMS, SCSI, RISC, MTA, and LAN.
There's information on Unix-style word processing: serif, sans serif, roff, nroff, troff, and mm macros.
Important people: Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan.
Unix operating systems: SVR, BSD, UNIX, XENIX, and SunOS.
The Information superhighway: Internet, WWW, nslookup, archie, gopher, WAIS, hypertext, T-1, PPP.
Sysadmin terms: wtmp, sendmail.cf, mountd, mnttab, named. local, /dev/null, DNS, telinit, a whole bunch of /etc/* entries.
This book even contains historical gossip about the Michelangelo virus!
What don't I like about the book? It includes pronunciations of words, like WA-BEE, SCUZZY, NAME-D, NROFF, GOO-IE, etc., listed as entnes. I think it's kind of hokey. But these pronunciations are also included with the "real" definitions, and the dictionary does a very good job of cross-referencing.
It also includes a scattering of figures and tables which enhance the text definitions.
At the end of the book there are a number of useful appendices, including references for basic vi commands, basic Emacs commands, FTP commands, lpc commands, RFS parameters, signal values (preSVR4, SVR4, BSD), Telnet stuff, and some commonly used talk-mode jargon.
Five years ago, Bill Holt decided that this was a book he needed. Since there wasn't one available, he and Rockie Morgan wrote it. That's one of the best reasons for creating something, and this dictionary is something I'm glad I have.
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The Stones' upcoming 50th anniversary tour starts on November 25 and 29 at London's O2 Arena and continues through December 13 and 15 at Newark, New Jersey's Prudential Center. For ticket information, visit the band's website.
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Students forced to vacate this week from an East Village school building with a collapsed wall attended classes at new neighborhoods on Thursday.
A full-vacate order was issued for 420 East 12th Street on Monday, forcing the Department of Education to find other schools for the students of East Side Community School and the Girls Preparatory Charter School.
Middle school grades from East Side Community are relocated to P.S.19 in the East Village, while the high school grades now attend Norman Thomas High in Midtown.
Students from Girls Preparatory are relocated to P.S. 158 on the Upper East Side, which is 66 blocks away from their original school.
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Seattle cops sue over DOJ reforms
In a highly public rejection of federally mandated reforms, more than 100 Seattle police officers filed a lawsuit Wednesday asking a federal judge to block what they called "mechanical" and unrealistic use-of-force policies imposed on them under a court-ordered consent decree.
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Highlights of Seattle police use-of-force policy
Key components of the policy include officers carrying at least one less-lethal device and reporting all but minimal force.
• Officers shall use force only when necessary and "with minimal reliance upon the use of physical force."
• While force is sometimes unavoidable, officers should not precipitate the unnecessary use of force.
• Officers shall use only the degree of force that is objectively reasonable and proportional to the threat or resistance.
• Through "advisements, warnings, verbal persuasion, and other tactics," officers shall seek to de-escalate confrontations.
• Officers must carry at least one less-lethal device, such as a Taser, pepper spray, a "bean bag" round or impact device that is unlikely to cause death but potentially could.
• All but minimal force must be reported, including the "intentional pointing of a firearm at a subject."
• It is inappropriate to use force to punish or retaliate against people; or against people who verbally confront officers; or against handcuffed or restrained individuals.
• Supervisors will be required to review and screen use of force.
• A new Force Investigation Team (FIT) will look into highest-level uses of force, as well as officer-involved shootings, in-custody deaths and serious assaults on officers.
• The Use of Force Review Board is formally incorporated, with the responsibility to review high-level uses of force and identify trends or deficiencies regarding policy, training, equipment or tactics.
In a highly public rejection of federally mandated reforms, more than 100 Seattle police officers filed a lawsuit Wednesday asking a federal judge to block what they called "mechanical" and unrealistic use-of-force policies imposed on them under a court-ordered consent decree.
The 43-page suit alleges policies stemming from an agreement between the city and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) stoked a "bold, new disregard for police authority in the streets of Seattle," putting officers and the public in unreasonable danger.
The civil-rights suit, filed in U.S. District Court, contends the changes have effectively created "hesitation and paralysis" among officers, stripping them of their constitutional and legal right to make reasonable, split-second judgments in the line of duty.
As a result, officers are afraid to do their job for fear of being second-guessed over burdensome, complicated and voluminous policies, the suit says.
"Aside from evidence that officers are hesitating and/or failing to use appropriate and lawfully justified force to address threats safely and effectively, there is evidence of a dramatic decrease in proactive police work to investigate and stop crime," the suit alleges in a reference to what some have called depolicing.
Just two weeks ago, a Seattle Police Department report revealed steep drops in the enforcement of lower-level crimes, traffic offenses and infractions in recent years as officers have displayed less willingness to seek out illegal activity.
The suit alleges officers have turned in Tasers in large numbers because of confusion about how and when to use them and will testify about an "insidious" reluctance to respond to backup calls, all out of fear of being exposed to unreasonable discipline or termination.
The suit, filed by 123 officers, detectives and sergeants, largely from the department's North Precinct, was brought without an attorney, although a civil-rights attorney in Washington, D.C., assisted.
It also was filed without the approval or support of their union, the Seattle Police Officers' Guild (SPOG).
The suit names U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan in Seattle, top DOJ attorneys and Mayor Ed Murray, along with current and past Seattle city officials and Merrick Bobb, the federal monitor overseeing court-ordered reforms to curtail excessive force and biased policing.
The city and DOJ civil-rights attorneys agreed to the reforms in 2012 after the Justice Department found that officers had engaged in a pattern or practice of excessive force, a conclusion the lawsuit rejects as flawed and unproved.
The Justice Department also cited troubling evidence of biased policing.
The suit, for the first time, brought to the surface widespread hostility within the Police Department toward the new use-of-force policies, standing in marked contrast to top commanders and city officials who have repeatedly embraced reforms.
Murray, in a terse statement issued Wednesday afternoon, said he has yet to review the lawsuit and it would be inappropriate to immediately comment.
"But I will say: the Seattle Police Department is under a federally-mandated court order, in part because of a disturbing pattern of unnecessary use of force and other forms of unconstitutional policing," Murray said.
"The police department will comply with that court order. The City of Seattle will not fight the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. This is not the 1960s."
The new use-of-force policy, which went into effect Jan. 1, for the first time defined "force" as any physical coercion by an officer in the performance of their duties, and advised when it can be used and how much is appropriate under the circumstances.
Officers must report all but the most minimal use of force to supervisors, and shall "use only the force necessary to perform their duties" and "with minimal reliance upon the use of physical force."
They also are required, if circumstances allow, to attempt to de-escalate tense situations through "advisements, warnings, verbal persuasion, and other tactics" to reduce the need for force.
When using force is unavoidable, the policy cautions officers to use only the force necessary to make the arrest, and says that their conduct before force was used may be considered by the department in determining whether force was appropriate.
Procedural manuals lay out weapon-by-weapon guidance, new reporting guidelines and the policies for the department's new Force Investigation Team (FIT), which will roll out on incidents involving the highest levels of force and officer-involved shootings.
The suit brought Wednesday seeks an injunction against the policies and declaratory judgment that they're unconstitutional, as well as unspecified compensatory and punitive damages.
"We participate in continuing and extensive training regarding suspects' rights and have never sought a blank check on using force," the suit says.
Ron Smith, SPOG's president, said of the officers who filed suit, "I knew they were unhappy. I knew they were contemplating this action. I met with them to hear their concerns at their request, back in March. I didn't hear back from them again."
Smith said he gave the group "a conduit" to the Community Police Commission, created as part of the consent decree, and that they shared their concerns with the commission.
"I assumed they were going to get the policy changed in the areas of concern," Smith said. "I would like to say the policy is overly broad, poorly written and somewhat confusing. However, I believe the policy could have been changed with collaboration with the Community Police Commission."
Smith said the federal filing "is not supported" by the Guild, and is not being funded by the union.
He said the dissenters, who represent 10 percent of his membership, started going precinct to precinct in January looking for signatures and were told to stop by command staff.
The lead plaintiff on the suit, Robert Mahoney, couldn't be reached for comment Wednesday.
Mahoney in 2009 was given 30 days off without pay after an 18-year-old Explorer cadet he had been supervising accused him of kissing her and putting his tongue in her mouth.
The discipline was the most severe that could be imposed short of termination by then-Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske.
Mahoney denied he kissed the woman, which resulted in Kerlikowske imposing what could have been a career-ending finding of "dishonesty."
The Public Safety Civil Service Commission upheld the suspension and allegations of unprofessional conduct but threw out the dishonesty finding.
Wednesday's suit was assigned to U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman, the chief federal district judge in Western Washington.
The consent decree is being overseen by U.S. District Judge James Robart, who could hear the suit if it is transferred to him.
The suit singles out Robart, the Justice Department and Bobb, the monitor, for criticism, asserting that officers, for example, have more training and experience than they do in dealing with mentally ill offenders who often abuse drugs and act violently.
The Constitution "does not permit judges, or in this case DOJ and its Monitor, to look back in perfect hindsight, from the safety of their chambers or offices, to second-guess what patrol officers actually faced at the moment and know from real experience on the streets," the suit said.
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ANAHEIM, CA - (November 6, 2012) - The next meeting of the Anaheim Citizens Advisory Committee on Elections and Community Involvement (CAC), scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 8, will feature a presentation by Justin A. Tucker, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Public Policy, California State University Fullerton.
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The purpose of the CAC is to promote the full participation of all residents, neighborhoods, community groups and ethnic groups relating to the City's electoral system. The CAC, scheduled to meet on a monthly basis at locations throughout the City, will report its findings and recommendations directly to the City Council by May 31, 2013.
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Food pics have long been the poster child of photo apps like Instagram. Crammed between the selfies and the screencaps of inspirational quotes, photos of food porn have become so ubiquitous that most of us scroll right by them without a second thought. But NYC chefs–particularly those steadfastly mounted upon Michelin-starred high horses–are beginning to foment a revolution against the Instagramming masses.
The New York Times reports that several area restaurants have flat-out banned photography, lest the flash of your iPhone camera "totally disrupts the ambiance" (actual quote!). Momofuku Ko, for example, went as far as to publicly shame a patron in the 12-seat restaurant for daring to 'gram her meal, making us wonder: who exactly is the asshole in this situation?
Other restaurants would simply prefer that you actually take a picture that does their meals some justice. Chef David Bouley often ushers people he sees snapping his plates back into the kitchen so they can get a picture on a marble background with proper lighting. He's even working on a system that will allow users to choose from an array of digital images of his dishes that they can send to their friends before they even get their meals. Servicey!
Still, photographic food porn can be a dangerous hobby leading victims into a depressing downward spiral. One NASA scientist reportedly annoyed his family for years by taking pictures of everything he eats with a huge camera, then compiling them into gigantic Powerpoint presentations he sent around to family and friends.
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Barnette graduated from Xavier University in 2002 with a bachelor's in history. He earned his master's from the University of Dayton in college student personnel.
Barnette began his career in athletics as an intern in the Wright State athletic department in 2005 while he was working toward his master's and was hired on as an assistant academic advisor in the summer of 2006. While there, he worked with men's and women's basketball, tennis, men's and women's soccer, softball and baseball as a tutor, mentor and a liaison between the coaches and professors.


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Bones Review: "The Feet on the Beach"by Chandel Charles at . Comments
After an exceptionally long three weeks, Bones finally returned with an all-new episode entitled, "The Feet on the Beach." The premise largely focused around a Body Farm and jealous PHD candidates, and the episode left a little to be desired in terms of plot, but it cashed big returns in heart.
I never thought I would see the day when Temperance Brennan issued a semi-public apology, at least to anyone who wasn't Booth. Then again, at the Founding Fathers she made sure to distinguish between the greek derivative of the word "apology" and replaced it with "contrite."
Either way, Brennan's concession to Dr. Filmore that he was gifted managed to heal his minor disability, which I reveled in.
I have to say, I found it interesting that they brought in both a jurisdictional issue and a quirky Canadian character into the mix this week, and that he made a huge contribution to the investigative process.
I suppose if Dr. Filmore hadn't made such instrumental contributions then he wouldn't have been worthy of Brennan's genuine apology, which, at least for me, really made the episode.The car scene when Booth plainly told Brennan that she had to apologize to Filmore because he knew what kind of "person she was" was a favorite moment of mine. Brennan definitely took it to heart, and it's definitely nice to see them becoming tight again.
"The Blackout in the Blizzard" was a good episode for them, so the small follow-up moment of honesty this week was nice. I'm starting to remember what they were like in the old days.
Perhaps my favorite moment of the night was Brennan at the Body Farm. You would have thought she was at opening night of the carnival. I have never seen anyone so pleased to see so many decomposing dead bodies. Then again, I also don't find myself around them very often.
Something tells me that she would be perfectly happy …
It was also refreshing to see Michelle back in the mix. Her college story has been AWOL since last Fall, so to discover that she had no chance of applying to another college and that her relationship with her boyfriend was in shambles, I was wondering if Cam would have gotten away with her minor deception. For a minute the audience almost did too, yet Michelle was willing to shoulder the consequences with an optimistic plan to apply to Columbia on her own in a year. Surprising, but good to see that her and Cam's relationship is in such good shape.
Another memorable moment was Hodgins "disapproving look." Very entertaining moment, and it conveyed exactly what he wanted it too, and Cam could feel the censure.
Sweets also made more appearances than usual in the service of helping Dr. Filmore and Dr. Brennan reconcile their differences, as well as consult Cam on her admissions problem. Love when he can get a word in and facilitate reconciliation. Except for his success caused him to smack Dr. Filmore in the face with a plastic dish. Not exactly helpful, but did prove that his arm had "healed."
Overall, pretty solid return after a very lonely three weeks.
What did everyone else think of this episode of Bones?
C. Charles is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: Bones, Reviews
I liked it...but I am getting frustrated with how, almost autistic they are making Brennan. She used to have a personality, but now she is practically a robot.
What is wrong with Cam's hair? I really don't like it. Really ugly! That kind of sci-fi look doesn't fit her!
I think the writers either believe that we viewers have forgotten that Sweets helped Daisy cheat to pass a test a few episodes back, or else that the writers themselves forgot, on top of the rest of the pile of bad plot devices they have used this season. His intolerance of Cam's cheating to get her daughter into Columbia screamed "hypocrite" to me. I have no complaints about the actor, but I certainly loathe Sweets. And they just gave me another reason. Brennan's delight at visiting the body farm was in character -- it made me wonder how comfortable Boreanaz was. According to what they have said in the commentaries on various episodes in previous years, he fears water, mud, and getting dirty (amongst other things). That location was a mess. (After a flood for the story, it made sense. Nevertheless ...) I would have liked to see Hodgins dissect one of those insects to get the stomach contents. That would have been fascinating. I suppose it would not have furthered the plot, but it would have been illuminating. Instead, we just got the statement as to what he found. Angela's baby bump is showing. Didn't they say that baby would be born yet this season? I agree that Hodgins's disapproving look was a high point of the episode. On the whole, the episode is better than the earlier ones this season, but not as good as those in previous years. They are not back yet. It still does not feel right. On the upside, no Daisy.


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Duty rates on cement are one of the highest and next only to luxury goods such as cars. Right now, companies are not wasting time in passing on their margin pressure burden to customers. The excise hike to 12% will see cement prices by Rs 5 per bag.
Here is what Pranab Mukherjee delivered for the cement sector.
Excise duty: The hike will not have a major impact as it was on expected lines and is expected to be passed on by manufacturers to the end consumer.
What was expected: The industry wanted a reduction in excise duty. Industry analysts were bang on in estimating a 2 % excise duty increase in the Budget. Right now, central excise and state VAT is about 25%. Add income tax thats another 33% of revenue which goes to the government.
Import duty: The government did not abolish this, sending a negative signal for the sector.
What was expected: Currently there is a 5% and 2.5% import duty charge on raw materials like thermal coke and PET coke.
Customs duty on import of cement: There was no imposition of a basic customs duty on cement imports which is already grappling with low utilisation levels.
What was expected: The imposition of a basic customs duty on cement imports augurs well for the sector which has been grappling with low utilisation levels. There was an urgent demand for the duty structure to be simplified to be either on specific rate per million tonne or on ad-valorem basis and without relating to MRP.
Packaged cement, whether manufactured by mini-cement plants or others, attracts differential excise duty depending on the retail sale price per bag. It proposed to prescribe a unified rate of 12% plus Rs 120 PMT for non-mini cement plants and 6% plus Rs 120 PMT for mini-cement plants. It was also proposed to charge this duty on the retail sale price less abatement of 30%.
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Archive for March, 2009
SPRING PREVIEW: BHS Baseball
Baseball Should Start Small If you ask first-year Berthoud baseball coach Dustin Kennard where he needs to start with turning around the Spartans, he'll tell you they'll have to start small. That's small ball. Wins have been few and far between for a Berthoud program that hasn't seen success since Kennard was playing in the late 90s, but with his goal to increase interest in the sport and a strong interest in teaching the little things he hopes to get the Spartans back on track ... Full Story
SPRING PREVIEW: BHS Girls Tennis
Lady Spartans Tennis to Face Hurdles On the one hand, Dave Mathiesen has 25 girls out for this year's tennis season. But on the other, only three of them had varsity experience a year ago. That's the hurdle the Berthoud Lady Spartans face as they prepare for the 2009 campaign. "I don't want to say they'll be in over their head, but they'll be playing at a level in this next year that's higher than what they've had before," said the third-year coach. "But if everybody ... Full Story
SPRING PREVIEW: BHS Track and Field
It's All in the Numbers If nothing else, Colby Schultz has to like what he sees every time the Berthoud track and field coach shows up at practice. It doesn't have to be what his athletes are doing. It's just the sheer number of them there. With a team of more than 60 student-athletes out this year — more than double last year's total of 31 — the Spartans, if for no other reason, have to be considered a surprise team in the 4A Northern Conference this year. "Last year, we had ... Full Story
Times Flies for Spartans Sports
By Michael Hicks Berthoud Recorder I was out hanging at a park in downtown Denver on Saturday afternoon with my sons and as we walked back to the car it dawned on me. The next day was March 1. Let me repeat that, March 1. By gosh, where has the school year gone? It seemed like just yesterday we were just talking about Jordan Major, Bryce Munoz and company vying for a repeat as 3A state football champions. We were talking about Mil Santos' girls' volleyball team making another run at a 4A ... Full Story
Sports Briefs: Eagles Nab Sixth Division Banner
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — The Colorado Eagles captured their sixth Northwest Division title despite a 4-3 shootout loss at the Mississippi RiverKings on Saturday night. Colorado was the first team in the Central Hockey League to secure a playoff spot and the second team, behind the Odessa Jackalopes, to win a division title. The Eagles wrap up their regular season March 21. Playoff dates and opponents will be announced as soon as possible. Against the RiverKings, Colorado took a 3-1 lead into the ... Full Story
This Can't Be Opera!
What: Loveland Opera Theater's production of "Elixir of Love," directed by Juliana Bishop Hoch and Brian Clay Luedloff When: Friday, Mar. 6 and Saturday, Mar. 7 at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, Mar. 8 at 2:30 p.m.; informal talks before performances at 6:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. Where: The Rialto Theater, 228 E. 4th St., Loveland. Tickets: www.ci.Loveland.co.us/Rialto Information: www.FortNet.org/LOT Two alternating casts perform Opera is not for everyone, and I'm not going to pretend it is, but for ... Full Story
Town Board Renews Administrator's Contract
Following a brief study session, the Berthoud Board of Trustees agreed to renew Town Administrator Jim White's contract. The decision was reached following more than two hours of closed door discussions. Additional details will follow as they become available. Category: News - Local Category Lead: Category Primary Featured Story Home Lead: Home Page Primary Featured Story Sidebar Block: sidebar block item?
Earth & Sky: Whimsy in the Sky: Moon and Venus
By Deborah Byrd Here's the most delicate and winsome scene you'll see in the sky all this month – maybe all this year. It's the brightest planet Venus – now only a few days past being at its very brightest for this evening apparition – near the waxing crescent moon in the evening sky. Of course, Venus and the moon aren't really near each other in space. I've heard this sort of celestial scene described as being no more meaningful than if, for example, you were walking down a ... Full Story
Sommers Celebrate 50 Years Together
Jack and Beth Sommers will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday, March 15 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the Berthoud Senior Center. They invite all their friends to share in this happy occasion. They were married March 22, 1959 in the First Methodist Church in Neponset, Ill. (more…)


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> Here are my two recipes that are tweaks on the originals floating
> around out there in cyberland.
> I love the Oopsie roll recipe cause you can use it as hamburger buns
> or bake it spread out and cut it into squares for sandwich bread, pita
> bread, hot dog buns, etc. Some people even use the original recipe
> for waffles and french toast.
> "Oopsie Rolls/Bread" - my recipe
> 3 large eggs - room temperature plus three extra egg whites
> 1/4 tsp. cream of tartar
> 4 oz cream cheese - regular full fat cream cheese
> 2 heaping tablespoons flax meal
> 1 tablespoon sesame seeds and some to sprinkle on the top if you wish
> 1/4 tsp salt
> 1/8 tsp garlic powder - optional
> any herbs or seasonings you want to use - optional
> garlic and parmesan - suggestion, etc. you'll figure it out.
> Put metal mixing bowl and beaters in refrigerator to get cold. This
> helps
> the egg whites get nice and stiff.
> Preheat oven to 300
> Separate the yolks and whites. Put whites aside.
> Add cream cheese, flax meal salt and garlic powder or herbs or
> seasonings to the yolks. Use a mixer to combine egg yolks and cream
> cheese mixture well.
> In a seperate chilled bowl whip egg whites and cream of tartar until
> stiff. Beat till whites
> are really stiff and dry. I'm talking serious stiff peaks here.
> Add the whites to the bowl of egg yolk and cream cheese mixture.
> Using a spatula, gradually fold the egg yolk mix into the whites,
> being careful not to break down the egg whites as much as you can but
> mix a well.
> Spray a cookie sheet with non stick spray (sil pat works best) and
> spoon the
> mix on the sheet making 6 to 8 mounds (depending on the size you
> want) Flatten each mound slightly into a bun shape.
> Or if you want it more like sliced bread, just spread it all out on
> the silpat about 1/2 inch thick. After it's cooled you can cut it
> into squares for bread slices or shapes for pitas, etc.
> Bake about 30 minutes , golden and still slightly soft. Let cool on
> the sheet for a few minutes and then remove to a rack and allow to
> cool. This stays tacky for a while. I leave it out on the rack till
> it's not tacky. I store it on a plate in the cupboard or you can
> store in an open paper bag.
> Makes 6 rolls or 8 squares for sandwich bread
> Nutritional Info: Per plain roll:
> Calories 85, Carbohydrates .6 g, Fiber: 0 g, Protein 4 g, Fat
> 7.5 g.
> After this cools it will deflate a bit so you need to use two 'rolls'
> for a hamburger.
> I'm very happy that it holds up to even a juicy hamburger with
> condiments galore.
> I've heard of low carbers taking their oopsie rolls to Wendy's or
> Burger King !
> Here's what the Oopsie's look like as burger buns and sandwich bread
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> Flax Meal Bread/Muffins
> Prep Time: 15 minutesCook Time: 20 minutes
> Total Time: 35 minute
> 2 cups flax seed meal (I grind my own in a coffee grinder)
> 1/2 cup coconut or almond flour
> 1/2 cup unsweetened organic coconut flakes
> 1/2 cup chopped nuts of your choice
> 2 scoops plain whey protein powder (to give the bread more protein)
> 1 teaspoon each of baking powder and soda
> 1/2 teaspoon salt
> 1/4 cup xylotol, or 2 packets of stevia, or honey or agave or
> whatever sweetner you use.
> 5 beaten eggs
> 3/4 cup water
> 4 tablespoons butter
> 3 tablespoons coconut
> 1 tablespoon vanilla (or any spice mix you like, pumpkin pie spice is
> good)
> some dried cranberries or blueberries or raisins , etc., whatever
> you like
> Preheat oven to 350 F. Butter a loaf pan very well. Or if making
> muffins butter the muffin pan really well.
> 1) Beat the eggs with the water and melted oil/butter.
> 2) Mix the dry ingredients very well. add the dry to the wet
> ingredients and beat well for about 30 seconds till fully
> incorporated.
> 3) Pour into pan and bake........about one hour for a loaf pan and
> about 20-25 minutes for regular muffins and even less for the mini
> muffin pan.(haven't made the mini ones yet)
> THIS IS IMPORTANT IF YOU MAKE A LOAF SHAPE. After you take the loaf
> out of the oven, let it
> cool on a baking rack for a few minutes till you can grasp it...go
> ahead and slice it and let it steam out a bit. This bread is VERY
> dense and very moist and if you go ahead and slice it and let it
> cool, then reassemble it and put it in a bread bag it seems to work
> better and keep better in the fridge without getting gummy or wet. I
> slice it a bit thick and get about 12-14 slices per loaf.
> You can add finely chopped or shredded carrot or finely shredded
> zucchini.....etc......you get the idea.
> I have a slice for breakfast buttered and toasted and slathered with
> almond butter or sometimes cream cheese. It really satisfies and
> filles me up till lunch.
> Here's a recent batch I made with carrots, raisins, pecans, dried
> cranberries and cinnamon
> https://picasaweb.google.com/Sitara8...51243443836530
> The only thing I have "missed" about eating the way I do now is
> bread. Since I found the oopsie recipe and all the things you can
> do with flax meal...I don't miss bread anymore.
Good recipes, thanks. I hadn't seen the Oopsie rolls which look really good.
Also, I use this one for flax bread, copied from "bdb" who posted it a few
years ago. Simple and good. Sometimes I add banana extract to taste.
> This is most likely put down somewhere..I find it to be so convenient that
> think I need to share it. During the week is busy so this being done works
> great for me.
> 1.5 Cups flax meal
> 1 tablespoon baking powder
> 2 tablespoons cinnamon
> .5 teaspoon salt
> 6 eggs
> 18 drops liquid sucralose (Sweetzfree is what I use)
> 2 tablespoons olive oil or butter
> Mix dry ingredients first. Add the rest and mix thoroughly. Spray loaf pan
> with non-stick spray. Spoon batter and bake at 290 degrees for 30 min,
> check
> with knife to make sure center is done. Let cool and slice into 6-8
> slices.
> This obviously could be done in muffin pans also but I like the loaf
> slice.
> bdb


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