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The Kennedy Assassination Series:
The Kennedy Casket Conspiracy, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Shot That Killed Kennedy, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 1, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 2, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 3, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 4, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 5, by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 6 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 7 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 8 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 9 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 10 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 11 by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 12 by Jacob G. Hornberger
Once it was determined that the autopsy of John F. Kennedy's body would be conducted at Bethesda Naval Hospital rather than Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Navy Commander James Humes and Navy Commander J. Thornton Boswell were assigned the task of conducting the autopsy. At 8 p.m. that evening, just before the start of the autopsy at 8:15 p.m., Humes telephoned Army Lt. Col. Pierre Finck and requested his assistance with the autopsy. All three of them were trained pathologists but only Finck specialized in forensic pathology, the branch of pathology that focuses on determining the cause of death.
In 1969, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison brought a criminal case against a New Orleans man named Clay Shaw. The state alleged that Kennedy had been killed as part of a regime-change operation on the part of the U.S. military and the CIA, part of whose mission was to remove Kennedy from power and elevate Vice President Lyndon Johnson to the presidency. The state was alleging that Shaw was a CIA operative who had been part of the plot.
At the trial, Finck was called by the defense to testify about the Kennedy autopsy. He testified that Kennedy had been hit by two bullets, one in the head and one through the neck. The head shot is the subject of my article, "The Shot That Killed Kennedy." It deals with the controversy over the U.S. military's official photographs of the back of Kennedy's head, which fail to depict the large hole in the back of his head that physicians at Parkland Hospital observed when they were trying to save the president's life.
The issues involving the neck wound are no less strange, for it is the wound that involves the so-called magic bullet. We'll examine that controversy later, but for now I'd like to share with you two interesting aspects of Finck's testimony at the Shaw trial in New Orleans.
The first one relates to the points I made in my last article, "The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 2." In that that article I focused on certain characteristics of military culture: deference to authority, obedience to orders, and a penchant for secrecy. Finck's testimony reflected all three military characteristics.
A standard procedure in autopsy cases is for the pathologist to "dissect" the track of a bullet wound to determine the exact direction that the bullet took and also to help locate the bullet, especially if it came to rest inside the body. Ballistic tests can then be conducted on the bullet to determine whether it was fired from a particular rifle.
That procedure wasn't followed with Kennedy's neck wound, and the prosecutor in the Shaw case, Alvin Oser, wanted to know why it wasn't. The following is from the transcript of Finck's testimony at the Shaw trial. The questioner is Oser.
Q: Did you have an occasion to dissect the track of that particular bullet in the victim as it lay on the autopsy table?
A: I did not dissect the track in the neck.
Q: Why?
A: This leads us into the disclosure of medical records.
Doesn't that seem to be a rather strange answer? Given that Finck's testimony revolved entirely around the autopsy of Kennedy's body, his testimony necessarily involved the disclosure of medical records. Oser refused to let Finck off the hook:
Mr. Oser: Your Honor, I would like an answer from the Colonel and I would ask the Court to so direct.
The Court: That is correct, you should answer, Doctor.
The Witness: We didn't remove the organs of the neck.
Do you see the problem? Finck still hasn't answered the question. Is he deliberately obfuscating? Or does he honestly think he's answering Oser's question?
Q: Why not, Doctor?
A: For the reason we were told to examine the head wounds and that the —
Q: Are you saying someone told you not to dissect the track?
The Court: Let him finish his answer.
The Witness: I was told that the family wanted an examination of the head, as I recall, the head and chest, but the prosectors in this autopsy didn't remove the organs of the neck, to my recollection.
Do you see the problem? He's still not answering Oser's question. He's simply repeating that he didn't dissect the organs but he's not answering Oser's question as to why he didn't dissect it. If Finck is hoping that Oser will simply give up and move on to another line of questioning, his hope is immediately dashed:
Q: You have said they did not, I want to know why didn't you as an autopsy pathologist attempt to ascertain the track through the body which you had on the autopsy table in trying to ascertain the cause or the causes of death? Why?
A: I had the cause of death.
Do you see that he is still not answering the question?
Q: Why did you not trace the track of the wound?
A: As I recall I didn't remove these organs from the neck.
Q: I didn't hear you.
A: I examined the wounds but I didn't remove the organs of the neck.
By this time, one has to ask whether Finck is intentionally and deliberately avoiding answering the question.
Q: You said you didn't do this; I am asking you why you didn't do this as a pathologist?
A: From what I recall I looked at the trachea, there was a tracheotomy wound the best I can remember, but I didn't dissect or remove those organs.
But he still hasn't answer Oser's question, has he? So Oser finally turns to the judge for assistance:
Mr. Oser: Your Honor, I would ask Your Honor to direct the witness to answer my question.
Q: I will ask you the question one more time. Why did you not dissect the track of the bullet wound that you have described today and you saw at the time of the autopsy at the time you examined the body?
A: As I recall I was told not to, but I don't remember by whom.
Finally! There we have it. That's the reason Finck was obfuscating and avoiding answering the question. Army Col. Pierre Finck, the forensic pathologist for John Kennedy's autopsy, was directed not to dissect the track of Kennedy's neck wound to determine the track the bullet had taken, and he obeyed that directive even though it violated standard procedure in autopsy cases.
Q: You were told not to but you don't remember by whom?
A: Right.
Q: Could it have been one of the Admirals or Generals in the room?
A: I don't recall.
What are the chances that a forensic pathologist, whose responsibility was to dissect Kennedy's neck wound to determine the path of the bullet, is going to forget the identity of the person who has directed him to not do his job in the most important autopsy he'll ever perform in his life, an autopsy of the president of the United States?
I think there's another reason Finck was doing his best to avoid answering Oser's questions and why he very likely committed perjury when he testified that he could not remember the identity of the person who directed him not to dissect the track of the neck wound. My hunch is that Finck had a deep fear of what would happen to him if he revealed the identity of the person who had the power to issue that type of directive during the autopsy, a directive that Finck refused to disobey.
That the three pathologists who conducted Kennedy's autopsy were operating under the authority of a high military official was reinforced by Finck in another part of his testimony during the Shaw trial:
Q: Was Dr. Humes running the show?
A: Well, I heard Dr. Humes stating that — he said, "Who's in charge here?" and I heard an Army General, I don't remember his name, stating, "I am." You must understand that in those circumstances, there were law enforcement officers, military people with various ranks, and you have to co-ordinate the operation according to directions.
Q: But you were one of the three qualified pathologists standing at that autopsy table, were you not, Doctor?
A: Yes, I am.
Q: Was this Army General a qualified pathologist?
A: No.
Q: Was he a doctor?
A: No, not to my knowledge.
Q: Can you give me his name, Colonel?
A: No, I can't. I don't remember.
Elsewhere in his testimony, Finck touched on that part of military culture concerning obedience to orders:
Q: Colonel, did you feel that you had to take orders from this Army General that was there directing the autopsy?
A: No, because there were others, there were Admirals.
Q: There were Admirals?
A: Oh, yes, there were Admirals, and when you are a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army you just follow orders, and at the end of the autopsy we were specifically told — as I recall it, it was by Admiral Kinney, the Surgeon General of the Navy — this is subject to verification — we were specifically told not to discuss the case.
In a memorandum submitted by Finck in 1965 to his commanding officer, Army Brig. Gen. J.M. Blumberg, Finck alluded to another instance of how a superior military official prevented him from doing his job during the autopsy:
I was denied the opportunity to examine the clothing of Kennedy. One officer who outranked me told me that my request was only of academic interest. The same officer did not agree to state in the autopsy report that the autopsy was incomplete, as I had suggested to indicate.
In 1997, the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) took the deposition of Navy corpsman Jerrol Custer, who had served as an X‑ray technician for the Kennedy autopsy. As I wrote in "The Kennedy Casket Conspiracy," Custer was one of several military personnel who witnessed Kennedy's body secretly being brought into the Bethesda morgue at 6:35 p.m. in a cheap, gray shipping casket rather than the expensive, ornate casket into which the body had been placed in Dallas. ARRB general counsel Jeremy Gunn was the questioner.
Gunn: Was it your impression that Dr. Finck was taking instructions from one or more persons in the gallery, or was he —
Custer: Absolutely.
Gunn: And from whom was he taking instructions?
Custer: From the same two gentlemen that had kept rolling the situation all that night.
Gunn: You've previously referred to that person being a four-star general. Which service was that four-star general with: do you know?
Custer: I'll be honest with you. I can't recollect. All I saw was four big stars. And that was enough.
Gunn: But you're calling him a general. It's, presumably, not an Admiral. I guess that's fair.
Custer: Yes.
Gunn: Presumably, it would be either Army or Air Force?
Custer: Oh, it has to be one of the two. I know an Admiral when I see one. Absolutely. He's got gold halfway up to his elbow.
When Finck was called to testify before the ARRB in 1996, he confirmed that he had received the same type of secrecy order described in "The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 2." The questioner is Jeremy Gunn, general counsel for the ARRB:
Q: Dr. Finck, did you ever receive any orders or instructions from anyone not to discuss the assassination or autopsy of President Kennedy?
A: At the autopsy, yes.
Q: Can you tell me what the circumstances were around that, who gave you the order for example?
A: As far as I can remember, it was in the autopsy room, and I may have recorded that somewhere, but now the name escapes. I don't remember specifically who told us not to discuss it.
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Q: Would you turn to page 3 of the document that you have in front of you, Exhibit 28. I would like to draw your attention to the paragraph numbered 2 and ask you if that helps to refresh your recollection of any other orders you may have received?
A: Before the Warren Commission, Warren report: "Before the Warren report was published in September '64, I received directives by telephone from the White House through" — something illegible — "through your office."
Q: Your office.
A: "And through the Naval Medical School in Bethesda not to discuss subject autopsy beyond the contents of the Warren report." I don't remember that.
Who was the high military official (or officials) who was directing and controlling the course of the autopsy? To this day, the American people don't know the identity of that person. For almost 50 years, the U.S. military has succeeded in keeping his identity secret. And don't forget: that autopsy room was filled with admirals and generals who were witnessing how the autopsy was being conducted, none of whom has disclosed the identity of that person to the public, confirming that military men do in fact keep secrets very well, especially when they have taken a solemn oath to do so.
At the beginning of this article, I said that I wanted to share with you two interesting aspects of Pierre Finck's testimony at the Clay Shaw trial in New Orleans. The first one, just covered, outlines the role that military culture played in the Kennedy autopsy. The second one, which will be detailed in the next segment, pertains to a portion of Finck's testimony relating to the issues surrounding the multiple delivery of Kennedy's caskets into the Bethesda morgue prior to the autopsy, as outlined in my article "The Kennedy Casket Conspiracy." It will be convenient for the reader to read that article before my next segment, "The Kennedy Autopsy, Part 4," is posted.


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Contaminated water leaking from ravaged nuclear plant threatens industry in Japan
The government, after funding a $10 billion bailout of the utility in 2012, has pledged nearly $500 million to wall off irradiated groundwater from the ocean by freezing moist soil into an ice dam.
The drawn-out crisis has had a profound effect on Japan's traditionally widespread trust in paternalistic government and corporate leadership, according to annual surveys by the Edleman international public relations firm.
Respondents linked their concerns to incompetence and poor performance, especially by the government.
At Tohoku University in Sendai, overlooking a port city where 908 people were washed away by the 2011 tsunami, sentiments run high for gradually phasing out nuclear energy.
Above all, students crave more candor about the difficulties of containing radiation at the Fukushima plant.
"The information the government discloses to the people comes too late and is oftentimes not accurate," said Kohei Niizeki, 23, a public policy student from Fukushima City.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who assured the International Olympic Committee in September that the plant was under control, has begun making pleas for international expertise and advice.
The nuclear energy arm of the United Nations is evaluating the Fukushima site this week, at the invitation of Tokyo Electric Power.
"Nobody knows how to contain this thing because it's a first-time" incident, said Kiyoshi Kurokawa, the lead author of a scathing parliamentary investigation that detailed how nuclear industry influence disarmed Japanese regulators.
Energy shift
Japan ranks among the more energy-efficient of industrialized countries, consuming about half as much energy per capita as Americans, according to 2012 figures from the International Energy Agency.
With its nuclear plants awaiting further safety reviews, Japan sought to lower peak power demands by staggering work shifts and even relaxing formal business attire in Tokyo during the summer months to save on air conditioning.
The Fukushima breakdown has stirred interest in new energy alternatives — from research on algae-based biofuels to brainstorming about undersea transmission lines that might import power to Japan for the first time.
Last year, a generous "feed-in tariff" was introduced to reward electricity production by rooftop solar and other renewable energy sources, spurring rapid expansion.
But those efforts are making up for lost time, with renewable energy other than hydroelectric dams accounting for about 2 percent of Japan's electricity supply in 2012, according to Reiji Takeishi, an energy expert at Tokyo International University. Fossil fuels now dominate the energy mix, leaving Japan vulnerable to volatile prices.
Analysts say renewable-energy requirements and investments were long the victim of negative lobbying by Japan's nine regional utilities. Several of those utilities — vertically integrated monopolies invested in electricity generation, transmission and distribution — would likely go bankrupt were Japan to shut down its nuclear plants abruptly, Takeishi said.
Natural gas is expected to play a stronger role in the future, starting in 2017 with the scheduled completion of the first U.S. export facilities for liquefied natural gas.
Between disasters
Hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the 2011 tsunami have trickled back to the coast of the Tohoku region north of Tokyo, where oil tankers were tossed ashore and schools washed away by the disaster.

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Learning While on Vacation
Our three children range in age from five to eleven. We are planning to do some traveling this year over their school breaks. Can you offer any suggestions for activities that we can do with our children while traveling?Question:
Travel, in itself, is a wonderful learning experience. Regardless of your destination, a trip can provide lessons in geography, meteorology, topography, map reading, math, problem solving, reading and writing. Vacations can offer excellent learning opportunities through hands-on experiences.
Prior to departure, plan out the trip on a large map. This will allow your children to see the big picture, as well as give them a sense of the geography of the region you will be visiting. Your older child may be able to calculate your family's travel time and your younger children can follow the route on the map by placing stickers at landmarks along the way.
Prepare some travel kits for your children before your departure. Items to included in the kits might be: notebooks to be used as journals, pencils, pens, crayons (use caution if traveling in the car), coloring pencils, markers, blank paper, coloring books, activity books, flashcards and reading books. These will be helpful in reducing the "Are we there yet?" questions, while stimulating the children's minds. Books on tape are also a wonderful way to pass the time, especially if you are on a long car trip.
While traveling, there are a variety of games you can play with yourchildren. For car trips, "Hangman," "I Spy" and alphabet games (using letters on signs and businesses) can be lots of fun for everyone. "Twenty Questions" can be played on an airplane, in the car, on a train or on a bus. Several game manufacturers have travel versions of their more popular games that can be purchased at toy and discount stores at reasonable prices. The children can also test each other's skills using flashcards appropriate for their particular levels.
During the trip, have your children keep a journal with daily entries.Encourage them to draw pictures of places they visit and things they see. Each picture can be accompanied by a written description. Your youngest child can try to write a word or more based on his capability The older children can write two or more sentences. Encourage them to ask you for help with spelling, but try to allow them to do their own writing.
Collecting souvenirs can be a wonderful way to document a trip. Give your children a budget to work with while on vacation that can be used to purchase postcards and other items representative of the places you visit. You may want to purchase some inexpensive notebooks or photo albums ahead of time that your kids can use for their postcard collections. Encourage them to send postcards to friends or family members, too.
Clearly there are numerous learning opportunities while traveling. Make the most of your trip and try to fit in some "brain work" wherever possible. Above all else, enjoy the time with your children. Some of my fondest childhood memories are of family vacations. Your children will remember their time off school with fond memories, too.Answer:


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One main focus of research is the cognitive neuroscience of language and executive function, particularly on language learning, bilingual processing and human action monitoring (human error detection and correction processes). In this research we combine the use of different neuroimaging techniques (electrophysiological and magnetic resonance imaging) which are crucial in order to better understand human cognitive functions. Also we have developed new paradigms related to some main research questions: how do we learn a new language? In this respect, we have carried out a large number of experiments with the aim of evaluating and testing different models, which will be further explored using neuroimaging tools. Finally, we have been also studying in which degree genetic variability related to certain neurotransmitters (dopamine) influences cognitive processing, and specially, the way in which we process erroneous actions and reward experiences.
This research combines information from brain-damaged patients and imaging in healthy individuals to understand whether words and rules of language require different neural and cognitive mechanisms to be acquired since the earliest stages of contact with a new language. We are particularly interested in the role of the striatum as a brain structure that could make the interface between language and other cognitive functions necessary in the learning process.
In the same line, we are interested is action monitoring and reward processing. The goal is to study the neurophysiological activation patterns generated during the use of executive functions, especially in action monitoring and reward processing, and the relationship between these two systems. It is known that the medial frontal cortex (especially the anterior cingulated cortex) is involved in the processing of cerebral executive functions. Moreover, the reinforcement learning theory suggests that an activation/deactivation of dopaminergic neurons in the midbrain could modulate executive functions such as the processing of error, conflict and reward. In this project we study these relations by functional neuroimaging techniques: functional magnetic resonance (fMRI), electro-encephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG). The information provided by these techniques is critical to our understanding of cerebral function. Hence, study of the oscillatory patterns of brain electrical activity enables us to describe several processes that are not accessible by traditional filtering and averaging methods employed in event-related potentials computation. Patterns of high-frequency EEG activity have been related to synchronization of distant neural populations. Given that fMRI studies show that positive outcomes are evaluated by the orchestration of a sparse net of structures related to the emotions and reward processing, its electrical processing could be reflected as beta and gamma (>20 Hz) M/EEG activity. Hence the frequency study of M/EEG activity is not additional information, but critical.
A new multidisciplinary approach (neurology, neuropsychology, music and cognitive neurosciences) has been undertaken in order to investigate the effectiveness of a new Musical-Therapy (MT) as a neurorehabilitation technique. This new MT approach has been developed in order to improve the use of the affected upper extremity after stroke (Schneider et al., 2007). The rationale behind this therapy is that motor amelioration will occur because music training promotes auditory-motor coupling. Preliminary data has shown positive effects of this intervention. However the effects and generalization of the MT have not been contrasted appropriately with conventional therapy or with a group in which the other well-known neuroscience-based rehabilitation technique, Constraint-Induced Movement therapy (CIT), has been used.
The present coordinated project investigates the complex pattern of reorganization and brain plasticity of the sensorimotor system in stroke patients using this new musical therapy approach. Two different longitudinal clinical protocols have been undertaken. The project will also benefit from the utilization of behavioural and spatiotemporal neuroimaging in order to evaluate the brain changes induced after the application of the different neurorehabilitation techniques. Three different techniques are used in order to evaluate sensorimotor reorganization and brain connectivity: electroencephalography (Event-related brain potentials and time-frequency analysis, ERD-ERS), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI, functional and diffusion tensor imaging, DTI) and repeated Transcortical Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS). These data will provide information about the physiological mechanisms underlying the efficacy of MT and will be used to further improve new techniques of rehabilitation. We expect that the significant improvement in the functional use of the paretic arm in the patients will be accompanied by signs of neuroplastic reorganization at the sensorimotor cortex evidenced by the different neuroimaging techniques.
We are interested in understanding human memory function and its implementation in the brain. A current view in memory research holds that reactivation of facts and events is a key feature of how brain resolves the problem of maintaining, storing and retrieving memory events. Recent advances in neuroimaging techniques (fMRI, EEG, MEG) allows us directly testing this hypothesis as well as to further investigate the neural mechanisms sustaining it. Previous findings suggest that human hippocampus play a crucial role in coordinating brain information to be stored in the brain. This coordination brings up the possibility to associate, integrate and consolidate new information in long-term memory but also to reinstate it to flexibly manipulate it in our ongoing day life. Here, we attempt to study information reactivation as one of the fundamental aspects of human memory functioning. Our group combines data from behavioral and neuroimaging techniques on healthy population to characterize the neural mechanisms sustaining memory reactivation. This approach is also extended to neurological patients who suffer from medial temporal lobe impairment.


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2. 85% of mobile devices will be web enabled by next year.
3. More smartphones are being shipped than PCs
4. Over 50% of new internet connections already come from mobile devices and its growing
5. Mobile searches have increased 4x since last year
6. 77% of local information seekers call or visit a business after looking up a local information on their smartphone.
7. 82% of smartphone users notice mobile ads.
8. 2010 saw usage of PC-based email decline, particularly among teenagers, and it appears that much of that email activity is moving to people's mobile devices.
9. Social media is one of the most prevalent and fastest-growing activities on the mobile phone.
10. The next phase in m-commerce will be the emergence of the "mobile wallet" with direct payments coming from the mobile device
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Bainbridge, Joseph
Papers, 1814
Journal kept while serving on board USS Frolic.
1 volume
Barnett, Claude A.
Papers, 1919-1964
Claude Barnett was founder of the Associated Negro Press. The collection includes materials on naval personnel.
Dolan, William
Papers, 1861-1864
Diary kept by William Dolan while serving on board USS San Jacinto.
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Gunther, Charles F.
Collection, 1775-1865
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Healy, Waldo
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Papers of Seaman Waldo Healy.
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Henneberry, James E.
Papers, 1861-1864
A journal kept by Henneberry while on board USS Essex.
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Kimberly, Lewis A.
Papers, 1847-1891
Papers of Rear Admiral Lewis Ashfield Kimberly.
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Laning, James
Papers, 1861-1891
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Naval Order of the
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Sanford, Joseph P.
Papers, 1832-1869
Papers of Captain Joseph Sanford.
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Well, one of those roller-coaster weeks this past week.
First, the winner of the free copy of Death of a Dancing Master is Penny Tuttle! Yay, Penny! I've sent your email address on to Marilyn and she'll send you your book.
The bad news of the week: poor Cressie hurt herself badly yesterday in the course of an early morning chase through the back yard. What she and Boo were chasing, I'll never know—it was still pitch dark and all I could hear was normal beagle barking. I had gone to the door to coax them in, because it was a little too early for that—and then a yelp of shock and pain. Cressie came hobbling out of the darkness on three legs, crying and trailing blood. The Broadcasting Legend™ and I bundled her instantly into the car and took off in the dark for the emergency vet's. Upshot: her left front leg was torn open right where it joins her chest, and her cephalid vein severed. Many stitches and fluids. Very fortunate we got her in as quickly as we did. She came home last night, bandaged to a fare-thee-well and still pretty woozy. She's up and about this morning (you can see the little baggie over the paw-end of her bandage to protect it when we go out) and more alert.
The vet didn't think it looked like a bite wound, although we've had some pretty aggressive wild critters in the back yard from time to time. We have gone over the back yard with a fine-tooth comb, trying to figure out how she could have hurt herself so terribly. We may never know. She certainly scared both of us half to death, and it may be a while before I let them out into the yard in the dark, unsupervised. I thought they were safe in our own securely-fenced back yard!
The good news of the week: a book club deal! The Second Duchess has been selected as a featured alternate for the Literary Guild, the Mystery Guild, the Doubleday Book Club, and the Book of the Month Club Online. Hooray for Barbara and Alfonso!
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Bernanke Lets Dems, Republicans Have It on Sequester
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke let Republicans and Democrats in Washington have it.
The head central banker testified Tuesday before Congress in his semi-annual report on monetary policy, and he spent the final section of his speech relaying his thoughts on current fiscal policy a few days before across-the-board spending cuts by the federal government are expected to go into effect.
Bernanke noted the spending sequestration scheduled to begin on March 1, and pointed out that a full sequestration would create a 0.6 percentage point drag on economic growth in 2013.
Bernanke's comments appear to be a shot across the bow of some Republicans who argue the deep spending cuts would be a victory for long-term deficit reduction."Given the still-moderate underlying pace of economic growth, this additional near-term burden on the recovery is significant," Bernanke said, according to the text of the speech. "Moreover, besides having adverse effects on jobs and incomes, a slower recovery would lead to less actual deficit reduction in the short run for any given set of fiscal actions." But the chairman also took aim at some so-called tax-and-spend Democrats who have pushed for greater revenue, as he noted new revenue must encourage growth and investment in the private sector. "The sizes of deficits and debt matter, of course, but not all tax and spending programs are created equal with respect to their effects on the economy," Bernanke said. "To the greatest extent possible, in their efforts to achieve sound public finances, fiscal policymakers should not lose sight of the need for federal tax and spending policies that increase incentives to work and save, encourage investments in workforce skills, advance private capital formation, promote research and development, and provide necessary and productive public infrastructure." -- Written by Joe Deaux in New York. >Contact by Email. Follow @JoeDeaux
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I stopped reading X-Men about the same time they started putting Wolverine on the cover of comics in which he didn't actually, technically, appear.When certain popular characters within a fictional universe (and sometimes in real life) get used in gratuitous and/or inappropriate ways purely to enhance marketing. Superhero teams in comic books constantly change. Characters join and leave so often that any given superhero team is often unrecognizable within a year. Other superhero teams have a Heroes Unlimited setup, where there are Loads and Loads of Characters and no two issues will have the same group. As a result, there are a lot more fans of particular comic-book characters than there are fans of particular comic-book teams or comic-book titles. Fans will like a new team book not if it has a name they recognize, but if it has characters they recognize. A new title will often sell based on whether it has already-popular characters in it, and existing characters will often be made more or less powerful based on how popular they are with readers. This is done so that characters can be viewed by more readers, and also to find the best possible combination for a team for sales. This leads to one of the most overused tricks in comic-book marketing. When a character is very popular, they will often get Wolverine Publicity: appearing in every comic book title and format possible, smearing them all over even the non-related covers with all the fine delicacy of bacon-flavoured soap. The character will often have a flood of mini-series which desperately search for something new to do with them ("in this issue, Wolverine visits Turkmenistan!"), until the fans are sicker of them than they would be of bacon if they had to bathe in an offal gutter at the meat-packing plant too. The next step of Wolverine Publicity is random cameos to drive other titles. The promoted character will appear in the first issue of every new title, and appear in old titles with flagging sales, regardless of whether the promoted character makes any sense there. Particularly shameless marketers will just slap the promoted character on the cover and have them appear for one panel in the issue. They will often suffer from The Worf Effect; a new character hasn't "made it" unless they can thrash the most important character in the universe. Even if the story is actually a team-up, this pairing might suffer from being a Story-Breaker Team-Up since the promoted character may not fit in with the title's story or tone at all. If a team has multiple titles, with different members in each one, the promoted character will somehow manage to appear in both titles — even if the two stories are supposed to be happening at the same time. A subtrope of Face On The Cover. Compare Spotlight-Stealing Title, Billing Displacement, Covers Always Lie, Overused Copycat Character, Red Skies Crossover, Lady Not-Appearing-in-This-Game. When an iconic villain shows up in an installment supposedly featuring someone else as the Big Bad, this becomes Hijacked by Ganon. If an actor or character engages in self-promotion (whether in-universe or out), this could shade into It's All About Me. In music this can be one of the factors that leads to one or two members being The Face Of The Band. Not to be confused with the idea that Wolverine is becoming the focus of the Marvel Universe (although that certainly has spawned many examples of this trope). Whenever Marvel wants to do without him for a while, they usually have Magneto rip the metal off his bones...
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Book Review: The Knitted Rug-21 Fantastic Designs by Donna Druchunas
By Sandy Amazeen Jul 17, 2006, 6:42 GMT
Here\'s a fresh take on the crafts of rugmaking and knitting--the very first book of its kind. These 21 stylish rug projects are so eye-catching that it\'s hard to believe that even novice knitters can create them. But they can, thanks to a thorough section on knitting basics, sumptuously illustrated with more than 60 how-to photographs; advice on embellishments, including embroidery, fringes, and tassels; and instruction on finishing touches, such ...more
Few items warm up and set the tone of a room better then some well-placed rugs, yet few people attempt making their own, thinking it is just too difficult and that is where this helpful book comes in. Packed with projects and easy to understand how to instructions that walk the beginner, step-by-step from first cast on to final finishing touches, Druchunas will change your mind about creating your own wonderful rugs. Although geared primarily for the novice knitter, the designs are striking enough to provide inspiration for the more experienced knitter as well. Special techniques like loopy pile, mosaic stitch and assorted edges are clearly illustrated.
Beginning with a fascinating look at the rich history of knitted rugs, Druchunas has assembled some stunning pieces that highlight color, texture and design usage before getting into the knitting basics. Needles, gauges, yarns and stitches are explained at length with an interesting sidebar showing how to make use of fabrics to create rag rugs. What better way to work through that inevitable fabric and yarn stash we all tend to tuck away? Each pattern is labeled with skill level, required materials and pattern stitch before going into detailed instructions complete with finishing details and an assortment of variations.
The Knit-and-Purl Hearth Rug demonstrates how effective color usage can turn a simple knit design into a lovely braided rug look. The Coiled Cord Oval is easy enough for a child to tackle while the more challenging Fair Isle In-the-Round shows how to work steeks that result in pre-attached fringe. The Rope Cable Runner pattern could be easily adapted to fit any entryway and although simple to make, shows once again the elegance of hand knit rugs. Knitters of all abilities would do well to add this to their collection as a source of inspiration if nothing else.
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In case you were wondering, Mexico still does not suck.
Personally, I prefer the yellow bikini.
Well the part you're in doesn't.
No one's swimming the Rio Grande to get away from that.
you'll be drinking a lot of absolut vodka then?
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If you've never felted any bags before, you really shouldn't be afraid! You just need to make sure that you use 100% wool yarn that is not marked as "super wash," since only animal fibers, and especially wool, are capable of being felted. If you're not sure which pattern to start with, this group of 13 patterns for felted knit purses has you covered. Find the perfect knit bag to add to your growing collection with this classic collection of patterns for felted knit purses. Besides the amazing texture of felted bags, I love how felting helps to cover up any mistakes (hey, no one is perfect!).
So if you find yourself at the point where you're ready to give felted knits a go, bags are an excellent pattern to play around with. From easy knitting patterns that are great for beginners, to more advanced patterns that are equally as rewarding and chic, this collection has it all. My personal favorite is the felted Flora Bag. Classic and stylish, this bag is perfect for every season. What color will yours be?
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Create felted bags with beautiful floral accents. Whether these patterns include 3D floral pieces, or if the floral touch is more subtle, these bags are perfectly girly and irresistibly fun to knit. Felted knit purses don't have to be a boring affair, as these free knitting patterns prove. If you're a fan of the feminine and stylish, these bags will be right up your alley.
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What Happened to Welfare?
Three families are clearly inadequate to assess the impact of welfare reform, and DeParle also reviews more systematic evidence from other sources, including surveys and various experiments that treated groups of families differently. Three questions seem particularly important in assessing the legislation's impact: whether single mothers' material standard of living rose or fell, how pushing mothers into the labor force affected their children, and how the new system affected the number of women raising children on their own.
DeParle stopped by one evening in 1999 to visit Angie, who was propped up in bed beside her on-and-off boyfriend, Marcus:
Great heaps of stuff spilled everywhere: report cards, pay stubs, unopened bills, CDs, an iron, mounds of dirty clothes. A milk crate held a battered TV, and Marcus sprawled on the bedcovers…. Angie was in an expansive mood. All in all, she figured, it hadn't been a bad year. She had worked three jobs and bought a car. She had earned $18,500, a personal record. She had started a retirement plan. She had been shot at by Marcus and ripped off by Opal. She had lost her lights twice and run low on food more times than she could count. Someone had just egged her car….
So how had the new law changed her life? Had ending welfare worked? While I had posed versions of the question before, they never seemed to grab her, and I was starting to understand why. On welfare, Angie was a low-income single mother, raising her children in a dangerous neighborhood in a household roiled by chaos. She couldn't pay the bills. She drank lots of beer. And her kids needed a father. Off welfare, she was a low-income single mother, raising her children in a dangerous neighborhood in a household roiled by chaos. She couldn't pay the bills. She drank lots of beer. And her kids needed a father. "We're surviving!" is all Angie said. "'Cause that's what we have to do."
Were her kids proud that she works? It was a question that often arose when I talked about Angie with middle-class friends, most of whom took it as an article of faith that the answer was yes. Angie paused. "I don't think the kids think about that," she said. "They'd like it if I'd just sit around with them all day." She raised her voice to mimic a squeal: "'Why you always at work?' Shoot! Why you think I gotta work? Ain't none a you got a job!" It was possible, of course, that the kids felt prouder of her than she knew and that the power of the example she set would become clearer with time. I asked her if she thought her struggles to grind out a low-wage living would encourage the kids to stay in school. "Do I think they're going to finish high school? Hell, no!" Angie said.
DeParle's calculations suggest that Angie was a little better off economically after leaving welfare. Her after-tax income during her last three years on AFDC had averaged $21,500 a year ($8,400 from AFDC, $4,800 from food stamps, and $8,300 from wages and tax credits). When she left welfare, she lost her AFDC benefits but kept most of her food stamps, earned more, and got a bigger tax credit for working. Her average annual income after taxes rose $3,400, but she also had more expenses. Her children continued to get Medicaid, but she became ineligible. Anything she spent on medical care had to come out of her extra $3,400. Because she had to work more, she also had to pay more for transportation.
Angie earned significantly more than most mothers who left welfare. But because she had four children and Wisconsin's AFDC benefits were unusually high, the check she lost when she left the rolls was far more than most AFDC mothers had been getting. What she ended up with—a small cash gain but some additional expenses—seems to have been typical of others who went off welfare across the country.
The mothers who left the welfare rolls are only half the story, however. States also reduced the rolls by "diverting" would-be applicants into job searches and employment programs, and these tactics discouraged others from applying for welfare. We cannot identify these families, so there is no way to determine whether they are now better or worse off than they would have been under AFDC. But we can make inferences by examining trends in poverty and material hardship for all unmarried mothers.
Figure 1 shows changes in the overall unemployment rate and the official poverty rate for unmarried women who headed their own households and had children under eighteen. (For a family of three in 2004, the poverty line was just over $15,000. It is adjusted every year for inflation.) In 1989, when the Reagan-era boom petered out, 43 percent of these families were officially "poor." In 2000, when the Clinton boom came to an end, only 33 percent were officially poor. At that time skeptics often attributed declining poverty among unmarried mothers to the unusually tight labor market and argued that we would not be able to assess the true cost of welfare reform until the next recession. That recession began in 2001. Unemployment peaked at 6 percent in 2003, which was about the same as the rate in 1994. The poverty rate for single mothers was only 36 percent in 2003, compared to 44 percent in 1994. It was still 36 percent in 2004, when unemployment was about what it had been in 1996.
The official poverty rate has serious flaws. It omits food stamps, free medical care, housing subsidies, and taxes. So it is important to see whether direct measures of material hardship tell the same story. The Agriculture Department's Food Security Survey (FSS) is a good place to begin. It asks mothers whether money problems forced them to skip meals or cut the size of their meals at any point during the previous twelve months. Between April 1995 and April 2001, as the welfare rolls were being cut in half, the fraction of single mothers who said they had to limit what they ate fell from 17.7 to 12.5 percent.5 By 2003, with unemployment slightly above its 1995 level, the percentage of mothers who reported cutting back what they ate had risen, but only to 13.8 percent.
The FSS also asked mothers whether there was a time when their children were not getting enough to eat. The proportion who said this was the case fell from 10.6 percent in 1995 to 7.8 percent in 2001 and had only risen to 8.0 percent in 2003.6 Both of these measures are consistent with the official poverty rate in suggesting that even when unemployment was 6 percent, single mothers did better after welfare reform than before.
The proportion of unmarried mothers living in someone else's home is another indicator of financial stress. Some mothers live in someone else's home by choice, but most get their own place when their income rises. Twenty-two percent of unmarried mothers lived in someone else's home in both 1989 and 2000.7 When welfare reform passed, its critics also predicted a surge in the number of families living in public shelters. The United States does not collect national data on trends in homelessness, but in Milwaukee, which cut about ten thousand families from its welfare rolls, DeParle reports that the number of families in shelters on an average night rose by only forty-one. On December 12, 2004, Boston counted 1,157 homeless children in the city, down from 1,274 a decade earlier.8 Nationally, the proportion of children not living with either their mother or their father was the same in 2004 as in 1994.
These measures of material well-being can be summarized in two ways. Defenders of welfare reform stress the fact that the proportion of single mothers who cannot afford to rent their own housing is no higher today than in 1996, and that the proportion who report not having enough to eat has fallen significantly. Critics of welfare reform stress the fact that at least a million single-parent families still have trouble putting food on the table and that even larger numbers cannot afford an apartment of their own. Welfare reform is clearly a success relative to the dismal situation that prevailed in the United States before 1996. But the country is still a long way from achieving the goals that more compassionate societies set for themselves.
Welfare reform has been particularly tough on single mothers who can neither work regularly nor qualify for public assistance. Some of these mothers have sick children or elderly parents who require constant attention. Some are addicted to drugs or alcohol. Some are mentally ill, physically disabled, chronically sick, or retarded. Most states allow some of these mothers to stay on public assistance, but no state seems to cover all of them. For mothers who are unable to work regularly, welfare reform has often been a terrible experience.
Until 1996 opponents of work requirements had argued that most single mothers wanted to work but were either unable to find jobs or unable to afford child care. These arguments were sometimes correct, but many welfare mothers were in fact working "off the books" without informing the welfare department. Once states began requiring welfare recipients to work, the number of people on welfare fell and "official" employment rose.
Although the overall unemployment rate was about the same in 2004 as in 1995, the fraction of single mothers with paid jobs rose from 62 to 70 percent.9 The reasons for this increase are obvious: welfare was much harder to obtain, and the economic benefits of work had risen. We do not yet have hourly wage data for 2004, but for women near the bottom of the economic hierarchy inflation-adjusted hourly wages rose 14 percent between 1994 and 2003.10 Increases in the Earned Income Tax Credit made the gains for single mothers even larger. In addition, more generous child care subsidies lowered working mothers' expenses.
Still, not everyone who left the welfare rolls went to work. Last March, 8 percent of single mothers told the Census Bureau that they had neither received welfare nor worked during 2004, and that no one else in their household had worked either. In March 1995 this figure was less than 5 percent.
Most of these mothers were poor, but it is hard to know exactly how poor. Taken at face value, the incomes they reported were often so low that they should have been living in the streets during 2004. Perhaps some were. But some of them had income that they chose not to report, and others lived with boyfriends whose presence they did not mention. Some got by without any income during the previous year because they had been living with their parents. Because of such possibilities, Census Bureau estimates of extreme poverty must be treated cautiously. As I have already indicated, more direct measures of material hardship suggest that single mothers are a little better off today than they were before welfare reform.
Scott Winship and Christopher Jencks, "How Did the Social Policy Changes of the 1990s Affect Material Hardship Among Single Mothers? Evidence from the CPS Food Security Supplement," Kennedy School of Government, Working Paper RWP04-027, June 2004 (ksgnotes1.harvard.edu/Research/wpaper.nsf/rwp/RWP04027/$File/rwp04_027_Winship_Jencks.pdf). The comparisons between 1995 and 2001 use the common screen.↩
Tabulations by Scott Winship.↩
I am indebted to Joseph Swingle of Wellesley College for all the estimates derived from the Census Bureau's Annual Demographic Survey.↩
Friends of Boston's Homeless, "2004 City of Boston Homeless Census: Homeless Families Increase Dramatically," available at www.fobh.org/census.htm, accessed August 26, 2004. The title of this report refers to an increase between 2003 and 2004.↩
Employment rates are monthly averages taken from US Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Employment Characteristics of Families," 1996 and 2004, available at bls.gov/schedule/archives/all_ nr.htm#FAMEE.↩
Economic Policy Institute, The State of Working America, 2004/2005, Washington, D.C., 2005, Table 2.8. The estimated gain is for the 10th percentile of the female distribution.↩
Scott Winship and Christopher Jencks, "How Did the Social Policy Changes of the 1990s Affect Material Hardship Among Single Mothers? Evidence from the CPS Food Security Supplement," Kennedy School of Government, Working Paper RWP04-027, June 2004 (ksgnotes1.harvard.edu/Research/wpaper.nsf/rwp/RWP04027/$File/rwp04_027_Winship_Jencks.pdf). The comparisons between 1995 and 2001 use the common screen.↩
Tabulations by Scott Winship.↩
I am indebted to Joseph Swingle of Wellesley College for all the estimates derived from the Census Bureau's Annual Demographic Survey.↩
Friends of Boston's Homeless, "2004 City of Boston Homeless Census: Homeless Families Increase Dramatically," available at www.fobh.org/census.htm, accessed August 26, 2004. The title of this report refers to an increase between 2003 and 2004.↩
Employment rates are monthly averages taken from US Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Employment Characteristics of Families," 1996 and 2004, available at bls.gov/schedule/archives/all_ nr.htm#FAMEE.↩
Economic Policy Institute, The State of Working America, 2004/2005, Washington, D.C., 2005, Table 2.8. The estimated gain is for the 10th percentile of the female distribution.↩


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GALLOWAY ŌĆō When the township objected to a plan to end public access to the
The municipality, on Tuesday, Feb. 21 kicked it up a step higher ŌĆō gaining support from the 9th District Legislative team to take up its cause.
State Sen. Christopher J. Connors and Assembly members Brian E. Rumpf and DiAnne C. Gove held a ŌĆ£Meet the LegislatorsŌĆØ session in council chambers at the Galloway Municipal Complex. The three Republicans were hosted by the two Republican mayors of towns that switched to the district this year: Galloway Mayor Don Purdy and Port Republic Mayor Gary Giberson.
The authorityŌĆÖs $25 million plan includes building a New Jersey State Police barracks at the service area, and creating an Exit 41 that would be a full interchange. However, the entrance and exit would be from the right lanes with no way into the service area, which is between the parkwayŌĆÖs north- and south-bound lanes.
The service area-Exit 41 work is part of a project to widen of the parkway from two to three lanes in each direction.
Connors said problems between the Turnpike Authority and southern
ŌĆ£There is no representation from Atlantic, Ocean or
Connors said he is partnering with Democratic Sen. Jeff Van Drew of
ŌĆ£The statute needs to be changed,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£We need at least one person from
The senator said the authority should also hold some of its meetings in
ŌĆ£Since the parkway was consolidated with the Turnpike Authority, we have no influence at all,ŌĆØ Connors said. ŌĆ£We have to fight tooth and nail for everything.ŌĆØ
He said drivers in
ŌĆ£We want a Park ŌĆÖN Ride by Exit 52,ŌĆØ Connors said. ŌĆ£I donŌĆÖt have a good taste in my mouth with the Turnpike Authority.ŌĆØ
Rumpf said
ŌĆ£I canŌĆÖt wait to go to work on the rest area access,ŌĆØ he said.
Purdy said to count him in.
ŌĆ£I would like to be part of that meeting,ŌĆØ the mayor said. ŌĆ£We met with them some eight months ago. TheyŌĆÖre taking property and they wonŌĆÖt talk to us.ŌĆØ
Connors said there was an opening on the seven-member Turnpike Authority and he planned to ask Gov. Chris Christie to consider the request for a
Purdy asked if an elected official could serve.
ŌĆ£If so, IŌĆÖd like to be on that authority,ŌĆØ he said.
Purdy said he thought that was a bit ŌĆ£high handed.ŌĆØ
Galloway and
ŌĆ£YouŌĆÖre going to see us more than the rest of our constituents because weŌĆÖre trying to prove ourselves to you,ŌĆØ Rumpf said.
The legislators have already been to council meetings in both towns and have visited
The district is the third-largest in the state by geographic size.
Rumpf said the legislators accomplished their meeting goal.
ŌĆ£We got a chance to listen to the people,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs what we wanted to do. And they were able to come and hear our answers to their questions and issues.ŌĆØ


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