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Originally published Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 7:10 PM
Jeeves, 'Matchmaker,' Itamar Moses all in Taproot's 2013 season
A comedy based on P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves stories, the Seattle debut of a Matthew Lopez drama and "The Matchmaker" are all part of Taproot Theatre's 2013 season.
An assortment of works new and familiar to Seattle are on the docket for Taproot Theatre's 2013 season.
The Greenwood theater will present the following:
"Jeeves in Bloom" (Feb. 1-March 2, 2013), local premiere of a comedy based on the comic P.G. Wodehouse stories of an English gent and his very helpful butler, Jeeves.
"The Whipping Man" (March 29-April 27), the Seattle debut of Matthew Lopez's provocative drama about a Jewish Confederate soldier who returns from war to spend an unusual Passover with former slaves.
"Bach at Leipzig" (May 17-June 15), a farce by Itamar Moses inspired by the musical rivalries in the 18th-century Germany of J.S. Bach and his contemporaries.
"Illyria" (July 12-Aug. 10), a musical by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel, based on Shakespeare's romantic comedy "Twelfth Night."
"The Matchmaker" (Sept. 20-Oct. 19), a vintage Thornton Wilder comedy about an eager Yonkers marriage broker, the basis for the musical "Hello Dolly."
Subscriptions and details: 206-781-9707 or www.taproottheatre.org.


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J. William Fulbright, former U.S. Senator and Arkansas native, created the eponymous flagship U.S. international educational exchange program. More»
For about a 1% investment of the Federal budget, the State Department yields a large return for the American people by advancing U.S. national security, promoting our economic interests, providing services, and reaffirming our country's exceptional role in the world. Read on for some specific ways that the Department worked to benefit this state's citizens.
In partnership with agencies across the federal government, the Department of State advances U.S. trade policy objectives through trade agreements that open new export opportunities for American businesses and create jobs for American workers. International trade supports more than 325,000 Arkansas jobs with customers in 184 countries and territories buying Arkansas-grown and manufactured goods and services. This resulted in $8.9 billion in goods exports (2012) and $2.2 billion in service exports (2011). (EB) More»
The Arkansas Passport Center employs 196 government and contract employees. (CA) More»
Arkansas hosted 1,433 foreign physicians, teachers, camp counselors, au pairs, and others as part of Department of State work and study-based international exchange visitor programs. (ECA) More»
Under the Department of State's Small Business Network of the Americas International Sister Center Program, three partnership plans with Arkansas organizations were created with the following countries: Brazil, Canada, and Jamaica. (WHA) More»
Click here for more information about Department career recruitment events in your state. (HR)
Diplomat-in-Residence (Robert Andrew): Diplomats in Residence (DIRs) are career Foreign Service Officers located throughout the U.S. who provide guidance and advice to students, professionals, and the community about Department careers. (HR) More»
103 exchange visitors from overseas visited Arkansas and 336 Arkansas residents travelled overseas, including 12 Scholars and Students who were awarded Fulbright Scholarships, as part of Department of State-funded exchange programs. (ECA) More»
304 Arkansas citizens volunteered for the Department's International Visitor Leadership Program through their local Council for International Visitors. (ECA) More»
14 Arkansas families hosted Department-funded international exchange students. (ECA) More»
73 Brazilian students studied at Arkansas State University and the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville through the Brazil Scientific Mobility Program. Funded by the Brazilian government and private sector, this program sends 101,000 Brazilian university students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to study and conduct research abroad. The U.S. is a priority destination for scholarship recipients, and the program strengthens U.S. and Brazilian institutional partnerships, develops a workforce prepared for 21st century opportunities, and contributes to long-term economic growth for both countries. (WHA) More»
Arkansas hosted 1 student from an allied and friendly nation for International Military Education and Training. (PM) More»
Arkansas welcomed 7 refugees. The Department works with nine domestic nongovernmental organizations and their 350 affiliated offices, to place refugees in over 180 communities in all 50 states. These offices work with communities, local volunteers and elected officials to provide a successful start for refugees rebuilding their lives. (PRM) More»
The Department of State facilitates the Arkansas National Guard State Partnership Program founded in 2002 with Guatemala. (PM) More»
Learn more about the trip of foreign Ambassadors to Arkansas as part of the Department's "Experience America" partnership program. (S/CPR) More»
The Houston Regional Office of the Office of Foreign Missions serves Arkansas and assists with the Department of State's regulation of foreign missions in the U.S. in a manner that is in accordance with both foreign policy and the national interests of the United States. Among other duties and responsibilities, OFM regional offices liaise with local, state, and federal government agencies in matters affecting foreign consular representation, immunities, and privileges. OFM regional offices also reinforce the Bureau of Consular Affairs' message to law enforcement agencies regarding consular notification in the event of arrest, detention, or death of foreign nationals. (M/OFM)
57,629 passports were issued to Arkansas residents (CA) More»
The Department operates the Arkansas Passport Center. The Department also processes applications from 66 Passport Application Acceptance Facilities in Arkansas. (CA)
The Department facilitated 55 overseas adoptions for Arkansas families in 2012. The Office of Children's Issues (CI) plays an active role in the intercountry adoption process. Its work is dedicated to assisting parents as they seek to provide a home to orphans abroad. (CA) More»
Arkansas welcomed over 29,000 international visitors in 2012, comprising 0.1% of the U.S. market. (CA) More»
The Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security's Miami Field Office serves Arkansas and has a Resident Office in Hot Springs: In the United States, the Bureau of Diplomatic Security protects the Secretary of State, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and foreign dignitaries below the head-of-state level who visit the United States. The Bureau also develops and implements security programs to protect the more than 100 domestic State Department facilities as well as the residence of the Secretary of State. Domestically, the Bureau's agents focus on investigating passport and visa fraud, conducting personnel security investigations, and issuing security clearances. The Bureau also assists foreign embassies and consulates in the United States with the security for their missions and personnel. (DS) More»
*Excluding Canada and Mexico, whose land border entries are not included in the methodology for establishing the number of international visitors by State.


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Updated: The Acer Chromebook 13 has joined the ranks of our favorite Chromebooks laptops. Standing out from the crowd this little cloud-based jewel sports a Nvidia Tegra processor and a 1080p screen that still rare amongst affordable notebooks.
Chromebooks are budget laptops that are both odd and brilliant, low-impact and potent. They focus on what computing has been all about since the late '90s, the web browser, through Google's Chrome operating system. The search giant's OS and mobile computer spec are just a few years old, and already companies like HP, Samsung and Acer have released several models.
What should you look out for in a Chromebook? The majority of these Google laptops use either the same or similar low-power components. This is largely what is behind the unquestionable affordability of these mobile rigs - most of which start under $300 (about £178, AU$319).
With low-impact processors and barely HD screens starting at 1366 x 768 resolution, most of these machines are also designed to last. Almost every Chromebook claims between 7 and 9 hours of battery life and comes within a few hours of that range, based on our testing.
Google-powered laptops rely on tiny amounts of onboard solid-state storage to keep costs down, starting with 16GB SSDs. To offset the loss, every version of the browser-bound notebook comes with at least 100GB of Google Drive space for two years.
As the market matures, look for displays to improve (see the Toshiba below), battery life to be extended, and already-light weights to decrease. Newer Chromebooks will feature touchscreen functionality, like the Lenovo N20p Chromebook, and Google will constantly update Chrome to provide the most up-to-date browsing features. Prices will start to climb above the budget range, but there should always be something within your spending limit. There are even ruggedized versions of Chromebooks designed to withstand the abuse of children.
At that point, it all comes down to size (and price), with Chromebooks available as small as 11.6 inches and as large as 14 inches. Always updated, here are our top-ranking Chromebook reviews:
Dell Chromebook 11
The Dell Chromebook 11 (starting at $299, £179, about AU$317) is an affordable machine that does not feel or look like it was made on a budget. Compared to its competitors, this Dell falls in line with the specs already set by other Chrome laptops on the market.
At the same time, it also has two USB 3.0 ports. What sets it apart, though, is its impressive longevity, which makes it perfect for anyone who wants to get away from the outlet with a mobile hotspot in tow.
We even recommend checking out what Dell has on offer before the Acer or HP offerings. For school and/or leisure, the Dell Chromebook 11 is a no brainer. For now, Dell leads the Chromebook class with the best-looking and longest-lasting Chrome laptop yet.
- Read our Dell Chromebook 11 review
Toshiba Chromebook 2
For $329 (about £205, AU$382), the Toshiba Chromebook 2 is a gorgeous and affordable laptop that doesn't have many weaknesses. It comes with more RAM and a full HD 1080p screen, making it a step up from other models in this class, like the Samsung Chromebook 2 and Acer C720.
But potential buyers should note that the Toshiba Chromebook 2 moves the Chromebook category closer towards the territory of an affordable Windows 8.1 laptop. So you might be overpaying if you're not purchasing this laptop specifically for the Google ecosystem.
That being said, the 1080p screen is a huge bonus and the laptop speakers made by Skullcandy are booming. Add it all up and the Toshiba Chromebook 2 might be an ideal streaming system for everything from YouTube and Google Play to Hulu Plus and Netflix.
- Read our Toshiba Chromebook 2 review
Acer Chromebook 13
Powered by Nvidia's ARM Cortex A15-based Tegra K1, this Chromebook packs a lot of punch in a tiny frame. Users will love its 13.3-inch 1080p resolution screen, as well as its portability. At 3.31 pounds, the Acer Chromebook 13 is a relatively light laptop.


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Beautiful 4,200 s/f home in private Stillwater neighborhood. Five bedrooms (2 main floor, 3 downstairs) plus loft, three full baths. Two living rooms, one mainfloor, one downstairs. Large fully equipped kitchen. Island seating for 4+ people. Kitchen table expandable up to 10' feet seats 14 people. Laundry room on main floor. Game room downstairs with ping pong and foosball. Game table for cards or board games. Wet bar with full size refrigerator. Flat screen TV w/ DVD player. WIRELESS INTERNET. Dual zone A/C and heating. Main floor 800 s/f deck with patio table (seating for 8) and gas grill. Four lounge chairs for SUN BATHING on Main Floor deck. Downstairs 800 s/f covered patio w/ adirondack chairs. Large driveway for parking multiple cars, also area for parking boat or trailer. Approximately 1 mile from Food Lion shopping center, gas station, drug store, and local restaurants.
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Analysis: A look behind a controversial, and now deadly, Chinese labor policy.
SHAOGUAN, China — At the heart of a deadly June toy factory clash that sparked mass protests and killings 2,000 miles away in China's far west lies a government policy that sends thousands of young Muslim Uighurs to fill labor gaps in the southeast.
Experts say despite yawning cultural differences and communication problems between Uighurs and the majority Han Chinese, there typically is little language training or other preparation for young Uighurs before they arrive in Guangdong province for factory jobs. Most come straight off the farm, far even from the Xinjiang capital of Urumqi, and are dropped directly into an atmosphere that might as well be a different planet.
Their governments and factory managers — accustomed to hiring millions of Chinese workers from all across the country to work together — may have misjudged the Uighurs' ability to quickly assimilate. The Uighurs, after all, speak a completely different language, adhere to Islam and don't eat pork, which is China's staple meat. They are given separate food choices, but that's about it when it comes to cultural considerations.
"Company bosses don't care about such things. They only care about money, cost," said Xiao Qingshan, who runs an aid group for migrant workers in Guangdong province.
Factory life, seemingly well suited to millions of young Chinese migrant farm kids out on their first big adventure away from home, often fails for the Uighurs, who simply don't blend easily with Han culture. The wages are attractive to many, as is the sense of fun. But the barriers are tough to overcome.
"You can see many Uighurs here on the streets without jobs, because they can't speak Mandarin," said Xiao. "They first came and tried to find stable work but instead, they took up small street-side businesses like selling lamb kebabs. Some of them have turned to crime."
The "surplus labor" program, designed to move workers from poorer, economically stagnant places like Xinjiang to fill often low-paying jobs others no longer want, has been the subject of controversy specific to Uighurs for several years. Han Chinese move to Xinjiang to work, while Uighurs move out from Xinjiang into other parts of China, creating attempted cultural assimilation via economics.
"The government enforces repressive labor policies, including measures that have a disproportionate negative impact on ethnic minorities," the U.S. Congressional Executive Commission on China said about Xinjiang in its 2008 report.


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Is the new(-ish) Bosch "speed microwave" the same thing as an Advantium? I see in the specs it mentions having a 1750watt broiler, in addition to the microwave and convection fan, plus some "AutoChef" feature. Is this functionally equivalent to an Advantium? If pricing were equal, would you go Advantium or Bosch? |
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It's interesting what you find out reading the manual. This Bosch is similar to, but is not the same as the Advantium. Yes, it has both an upper and lower heating element just like the Advantium. But it does not have the Advantiums flexibility of setting the different power levels of each element and microwave for a given dish. But for some folks, that might actually be an advantage. The Advantium has many (170+?) 'recipes' that have default settings for food types that use combinations of broil, convection and microwave. These can be changed by the user. The Bosch seems to have recipes, but they are not changeable or don't seem to be. Both the Bosch and GE come in 120v versions. The Bosch manual does not describe the differences since you can't use the all the elements at the same time as you can with the 240v models. I'd heard that the Advantium was going away but that might have just been certain models. I think they cost a bit more than the Bosch. |
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A great solution to cluttered, faded and old wallets, the free Lemon Wallet app lets users take a picture of their cards—gift, credit or interact—and upload them onto a mobile wallet feature. The Lemon Wallet app then stores and backs up all of the card's important characteristics and information in case you ever lose or misplace your wallet.
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Police retirees to receive pension through ATMs
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THE Budget department said on Wednesday that pension releases to the Philippine National Police (PNP) retirees will be coursed through the automated teller machines (ATMs) to ensure transparency.
At present, police retirees receive their benefits through check payments.
"By switching from check to ATM payments, our retired uniformed personnel can gain better and easier access to the benefits due them. Not only does this expedite the process for claiming benefits among pensioners. It is also a definite step toward improving transparency in the pension release system, which used to be rife with irregularities," Budget Secretary Florencio Abad said.
He said coursing pension payments through electronic banking will allow the government to weed out fictitious or ghost entries from the existing pensioner database, as well as prevent the creation of fraudulent accounts.
"Through the ATM platform, PNP retirees will need to personally open a bank account in the presence of a bank officer, thus preventing unscrupulous individuals from opening fraudulent accounts. This goes beyond changing to an electronic format to keep up with the times. It's also about establishing a systematic method so that public funds are properly managed and will directly benefit their intended recipients," Abad said.
The projected number of retirees from the PNP for 2012 is at 60,049, a figure projected to increase to 66,646 in 2013.
Abad added that releasing pension benefits through ATMs is part of the administration's commitment to improve the delivery of services to PNP retirees, many of whom depend on their pension for supporting basic expenses, including those incurred for medical care.
"Releasing their pension through ATMs will ensure that our PNP retirees will get the necessary financial aid faster and more efficiently. This is particularly important for individuals who urgently need their benefits to support their health care requirements," Abad said.
The budget chief also confirmed that the DBM will soon implement the same changes for other retired uniformed personnel, including those from the Bureau of Fire Protection and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology.
Retirees of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and beneficiaries of the Philippine Veterans Affairs Office now receive their pensions through the ATMs. (SDR/Sunnex)
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While most real estate professionals loath winter, buyer's should welcome the opportunity it presents. The miserable weather, cold temperatures and plethora of holidays, all work together to limit our sales between December first and February fifteenth. With fewer buyers in the market, the opportunities and deals abound. The winter can be a tough time to see property, and when there is considerable snow cover it becomes even tougher. Those brave and hardy buyers that are willing to suffer winter's indignities in pursuit of a bargain are often rewarded. So if you are waiting until Spring to do your house shopping, reconsider and let us find you that incredible buy right now.
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European Commission created a mandate to limit the health risks from exposure to loud noise from personal music players and in accordance to current EU standards, new default audio volume settings are integrated to our phone range. After power cycle, you may need to re-adjust the volume.
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I had a memorable Sunday morning. I visited Jim's home and garden. It was such a visual treat. Both Jim and Pat were walked my mom and me through their garden. We had a great time exchanging garden notes. I was so eager to learn about all the plants in his garden and he took time to explain each of them. All the support structures he built - wow !! they are amazing. One could just forget the rest of the world being in his garden. I kicked myself for talking my digital SLR along, I took a few shots with my cell phone. They don't make justice at all to the eye candy, sorry about it maybe next time around I will be well prepared. Here is a link to some pictures from my visit.
I came back with a bounty of plants. Thank you Jim and Pat ! |
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Those are great pics. You did pretty well with the phone. I love to see gardens through the eyes of a visitor. |
We had such a nice visit! Indu brought her mom, who is a gardener also, and had just arrived from India for a visit. It was really interesting to hear of all the tropical fruits and flowers she grows at home. Indu brought me two nice, healthy, well rooted cuttings of the climbing rose 'Peggy Martin'. I am really going to enjoy this rose. I'm going to build an arc across the pathway to grow it on. Thanks Indu, and I look forward to many visits in the future. Jim |
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Beautiful pictures of a beautiful garden! Jim, the garden looks cool and refreshing.....a mighty task in Texas,that's for sure. BTW, where did you find your drinking fountain? I have been looking for one similar to the one you have. Molly |
Hi Molly! If I remember correctly, I got the fountain at Lowe's. Hope to see you at Mercer swap in the fall. Jim |
I finally got to see the pictures! Indu, I'm glad your phone take such good photos. Thank you for taking them and passing them along. Jim, it looks like your giant EE has seeds forming. Are you going to try to get them to germinate? I've never tried EE seeds, but I'm hovering over the Voodoo lily seeds to see if they do anything. |
Roselee, the Thailand Giant had 15 blooms and/or seed pods at the same time. I would like to have 1 good ripe pod, but what I really want is BIG leaves! I cut off all but 4 pods, thinking that they were probably taking lots of energy from the plant. We'll see. Jim |
What a treat it must be to walk through Jim's garden....so beautiful and inviting. Thanks for taking pics, they are great. |
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Boiling Point By Robert Fure on April 9, 2012 | Comments (6)In a world with nothing much of interest happening (apparently), the internet got all aflutter when it was announced that James Bond would drink a Heineken in Skyfall. People everywhere were freaking the hell out while "news" outlets capitalized on the fact that they have no integrity by plastering misleading headlines everywhere. Just like this one: James Bond Will Swig a Heineken Instead of a Martini. That's from Time Magazine's online presence. People used to respect Time Magazine. I say used to assuming that there's only so much bullshit one can suffer before you stop respecting something. Granted, this is "only" the on-line face of Time Magazine, but hey, it's a slippery slope, right? Here's what we know: Heineken has secured a product placement deal with Skyfall. In one scene, James Bond will drink a Heineken. I'm not sure how that translates into "Bond will no longer drink martinis and will instead only drink Heineken beer forever and ever." I mean, unless you don't give a shit about accurately reporting stories. Then you might as well headline "Skyfall to feature Heineken Advertising Everywhere and Bond Hates Vodka and Drinks Beer and Also He Might Be Gay Now." Because why not? Granted – exaggeration. But so is saying Bond is drinking beer instead of martinis.
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I live in southern California (Riverside County). I have a strip of 70 feet of land along a 6 foot high wooden wall/fence. The strip of land is about 5 feet wide. The fence separates my neighbor and I's tract home/yard. I want to use that area for fruit trees or vegetables. However, Since the wall is north-facing, I am not sure how much sun I will get during different months of the year. Currently in January-February, it has almost no sun on the dirt unless the plant is about at least 4 feet high. I assume sun will be more available during late spring to early Fall. That strip of land is between a 3-foot high retaining wall and my fence with my neighbor. It's like a 3' raised bed against a 6' north facing wall. Given this, I'd like to grow fruit trees which won't be intrusive to my neighbor or veggies...Any suggestions??? Thanks in advance! |
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Adareli Ponce is a typical working woman in America, but her work experience is not typically "American." Even though the products of the labor of women like her are everywhere, her story is invisible to many. As the main provider for her family back in Hidalgo, Mexico, the 31-year-old has spent years slogging away in U.S. chocolate and seafood processing facilities. Migration was her chance to escape the entrenched poverty that ensnares so many young women in her hometown, who she says are often excluded from sustainable job opportunities. But the journey has been fraught with hardship and loneliness.
Last week, she and a number of other women who have worked in the U.S. on "guestworker" visas went to Washington, D.C. with the bi-national labor advocacy group Centro de los Derechos del Migrante to testify about migrant women's struggles.
Because most migrant workers are men, Ponce said in her public testimony, "migrant women are commonly excluded and made invisible in debates about immigration." But they make up as much as over 40 percent of the low-wage immigrant labor force, according to some estimates, and they face gender-specific problems ranging from sexual harassment on the job to the challenges of transborder motherhood.
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Article ID: 2755678 - View products that this article applies to. SymptomsAssume that you perform an item-level recovery on a Microsoft SharePoint site in System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2010. Additionally, assume that the site collection name contains a space. In this situation, the item-level recovery fails. CauseThe WssCmdletsWrapper process (WssCmdletsWrapper.exe) uses a string comparison to identify the site collection. However, the process compares the site collection name in the database to a URL-encoded version of the string. In the URL-encoded version, a space is replaced with "%20." Therefore, the string comparison does not find a match. ResolutionTo resolve this issue, install hotfix rollup package 7 for System Center Data Protection Manager 2010. For more information about hotfix rollup package 7 for System Center Data Protection Manager 2010, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 2751231
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- San Rafael buildings demolished to make way for Loch Lomond Marina development
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- Early work under way to develop San Rafael's Loch Lomond Marina
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- 'Nasty,' Loch Lomond's blue heron, dies
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- Invasive snail puts up a fight at Loch Lomond Marina
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- Trees cut to make way for Loch Lomond development
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- Santa Rafael's newly approved Loch Lomond development for sale
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- Details bedevil Loch Lomond project
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- There's still to save Loch Lomond project with good planning
AFTER SIX YEARS and 100 meetings, the Loch Lomond Marina project has been approved by the San Rafael City Council (IJ, Aug. 7). Sadly, the decision follows a long series of compromises that delivers a result that satisfies no single entity and which is sub-optimal.
The city has lost a great opportunity to redeem its poor record in newly designed developments, whether residential or business. The city entities involved in the decision-making process have converged into making a prime bayside site into something similar to the inland Redwood Village, but with narrower streets countered with some lower elevations and use of "high quality" materials. All this while diminishing the marina aspect. Is this what is meant by "extraordinary" design? And what happened to the General Plan 2020 premise of housing "affordable by design"?
Memories of this disappointing project may well fade in time, but we must not let this happen again in San Rafael - or indeed anywhere else in Marin. There are so many lessons to be learned here, and we must quickly capture the good and the bad, and implement a new, even radical, approach to projects of this type.
Here are a few suggestions to start:
San Rafael city staff failed to serve as arbiter in the process. Instead, it acted more as bystanders to the confrontation between developer and affected neighborhoods, and often gave the impression of a lack of respect for those neighborhoods.
The city committees (Parks and Recreation, Design Review Board, Planning Commission) are representatives of the residents and we also look to them to be custodians of design guidelines and especially the General Plan to which everyone in the community has contributed. They must take much more time to interact, outside of the formal meetings, to truly understand all perspectives. For this project, I contend that they failed in their charter, and should not have abrogated their responsibilities and left it to the City Council to review, at the last minute, reasonable requests of the neighborhoods.
Let's stop once and for all this confrontational approach, in which only public testimony (from individuals and associations that put in the time, effort and personal money to do so) addresses the deficiencies of the developer's proposals. What would this development look like if there had been no challenges? The city must devise a much less confrontational, more inclusive process, and to start immediately lest other projects end up like this one. The first step, while things are fresh in the mind, would be a review workshop, run by an independent facilitator, involving representatives of all stakeholders.
It is still a mystery as to what was to be achieved at the Loch Lomond site. In future the "goes" and the "no-goes" which are to govern projects must be clearly identified up-front to give guidance to the proposers. Then perhaps the whole process can be shortened and the results fit for real pride.
David Law is a retired San Rafael resident who has been involved in the discussion of the Loch Lomond Marina project.


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Killa Season has begun. Cam'Ron's Killa Films recently partnered with Queen Latifah's Flavor Unit Films to produce Percentages. The upcoming film, which features some familiar faces, is coming to a theater hood near you. AHH reports: The movie centers around two New York hustlers on the run from a drug deal gone bad.
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Welcome to Harlem U.S.A. Last night, the Red Bull's Five Out Five Tour came to an end at the Best Buy Theater and Dipset along with Vado brought more than enough classics to the stage. Before showtime, they sat with Info for a Q&A. Previously: Queens (Mobb Deep x Lloyd Banks) | The Bronx (Slick Rick) l Staten Island (Wu-Tang Clan) l Brooklyn (Black Moon)
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Features By FSR Staff on April 8, 2014 | Be the First To CommentLooking for any excuse, Landon Palmer and Scott Beggs are using the 2012 Sight & Sound poll results as a reason to take different angles on the best movies of all time. Every week, they'll discuss another entry in the list, dissecting old favorites from odd angles, discovering movies they haven't seen before and asking you to join in on the conversation. Of course it helps if you've seen the movie because there will be plenty of spoilers. This week, they attempt to dissect a movie that's a dissection of movies. In the #48 (tied) movie on the list, Jean-Luc Godard chops up cinema's past in order to praise and bury it by relegating it to histories. But why is it one of the best movies of all time?
Review: Jean-Luc Godard's 'Film Socialisme' Seeks to End Language
Movie Reviews By Landon Palmer on June 2, 2011 | Comments (4)afilm a symphonie threemovements deathof language The above "sentence" would probably be the most appropriate way to describe French filmmaking legend Jean-Luc Godard's latest (and possibly his last) film, Film Socialisme. The fragmentary and strangely juxtaposed words above are not only an (unsuccessful) attempt to describe an incredibly abstruse film, but it is also an attempt to do so in the film's selected stylistic "language": rather than traditional full-sentence subtitles, these are the type of words we see at the bottom of the screen whenever a character or narrator speaks. I can barely recognize only a few select words in French myself, but from what I can tell the characters, while often speaking esoterically in conversations motivated without typical movie-logic contextualization, rarely actually speak in fragments, but in full sentences. So the subtitles for non-French-speaking audiences are a deliberately obscuring selection of the words actually spoken, and they often arrive late in their juxtaposition of words spoken and occasionally seem to have no direct correspondence whatsoever. This is not to suggest that the unique subtitling in the international release of Film Socialisme somehow "obscures" non-French speakers from understanding the film's meaning. In one sense, the film is incredibly difficult to follow no matter what language(s) one knows, but in another, the film's meaning is plainly available in this multilingual wordplay.
Criterion Files #275: Godard Fights Cinematic Imperialism with 'Tout Va Bien'
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on June 1, 2011 | Be the First To CommentMuch of Jean-Luc Godard's cinematic output is inaccessible to American audiences. His most prolific period, the 1960s (in which he made 18 feature films) is almost entirely available, due in no small part to the Criterion Collection's well-justified infatuation with the cineaste's important and influential work. The output of much of his later career, however, isn't commercially accessible in the US including much-lauded work like Nouvelle Vague (1990) and the Histoire(s) du Cinema entries (1988-98). In fact, Tout va Bien (1972 – his most recent title included in the Collection) is to my knowledge the only film he made in the 1970s that's available on Region 1 DVD. This is all to say that here in the US, what we know of Godard we know mostly the first decade of his career. While it's unfortunate that cinephiles have minimal access to his later work, this complaint is not meant to undervalue the importance of the work he did in the 1960s. Godard made an unbelievable amount of brilliant and challenging work in an astoundingly short amount of time, and by 1970 he had emerged as a different kind of filmmaker altogether. Godard's 1960s work is, in a sense, the only logical starting point in order to approach an understanding of this later work. Godard's films are an ongoing exercise in personal growth, aesthetic experimentation, and political criticism. Each work builds off of what came before. With this weekend's US release of Godard's most recent work, Film Socialisme, the gaps in […]
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"When so many young people come to Mariazell to encounter Christ there in the sacraments, one cannot help but see in that a sign that despite 'material satisfaction,' nostalgia for the eternal is very present and the Church in Europe is alive," the pontiff said in his message which was read by Cardinal Cristoph Schonborn of Vienna.
"Under the theme of 'Look at Christ,' I will also go to this traditional pilgrimage shrine in a few weeks. I hope to meet many of you there, so that together we may praise the Lord and thank Him for the grace of faith in Jesus Christ, the only Redeemer of humanity," the Pope continued.
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Anorexia is an eating disorder . It occurs when a person's obsession with diet and exercise leads to extreme weight loss. The disorder is considered if a person refuses to maintain a body weight at or above 85% of their ideal body weight. It can be fatal.
Risk Factors
Anorexia is more common in women. Factors that increase your risk for anorexia include:
- Low self-esteem
- Feelings of helplessness
- Perfectionism
- Fear of becoming overweight
- Pressure to be thin
- Family history of eating disorders
- Emotional stress
- Mood disorders, such as depression or generalized anxiety disorder
- Personality disorders
- Influenced by social and fashion trends emphasizing or glamorizing thinness
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Symptoms may include:
- Excessive weight loss
- Obsession with food, calories, and fat content
- Dieting even when thin
- Intense fear of gaining weight, even when underweight
- Body dysmorphia—distorted self-image of being overweight despite evidence of the opposite
- Basing self-evaluation heavily on body weight or shape
- Loss of menstrual periods
- Excessive exercising
- Feeling cold, especially hands and feet
- Being secretive about food
- Hair loss and/or growth of fine hair on the body
- Fainting or severe light-headedness
- Constipation
- Depression and/or anxiety
- Heart palpitations
Anorexia often leads to a number of serious medical problems including:
- Osteoporosis
- Cardiac problems—can be fatal if an irregular heartbeat develops
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam and psychological evaluation will be done.
Other tests may include:
- Blood tests to look for chemical imbalances
- Electrocardiogram (EKG)—to check your heart's electrical activity
- Bone density tests
The goal of treatment is to get you return you to a healthy weight and to help you maintain that weight. A healthy weight is above 85% of your ideal weight. To achieve this, your intake of calories is gradually increased. This can be accomplished through a number of interventions, including the following:
Nutritional Consultation
A dietitian may be consulted to help you learn more about the components of a healthy diet. The dietitian will also talk to you about reasonable weight goals and calorie goals.
Therapy can help address harmful thought patterns, improve eating behavior, and increase self-esteem. There are many different types of therapy. Work with your doctor and therapists to determine which therapy may be best for you. You may use more than one therapy or try different therapies before you find one that works best for you. Some therapy options include:
- Cognitive behavioral therapists —To help you develop a healthier and more realistic self-image. The therapist will help you find new ways to think about your body and your diet.
- Interpersonal therapy —To help you understand and cope with concerns about your relationships.
- Family therapy—Families often play a role in eating disorders. Many people cannot recover unless their families are involved in the changes. All families need to understand the disorder to provide the appropriate support.
In some cases, people with anorexia benefit from a combination of psychotherapy and antidepressant medication. In particular, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are used. Used alone, antidepressant therapy is not an effective treatment for anorexia.
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- Weight is more than 25% below ideal body weight
- There are signs of serious physical or emotional deterioration
There are no guidelines to prevent anorexia. Early detection and treatment is the best option.
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Adoption of commercial remote-deposit capture, which refers to business customer-specific RDC solutions, grew by just 10% in 2011 while mobile RDC has become a priority for U.S. financial institutions and vendors, said a new Celent report, "State of Remote Deposit Capture 2011: Signs of a Maturing Market."
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