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by James Slater: According to a written article by David A. Avila that has been posted on a number of boxing web sites, it looks like WBA "Super" champion at welterweight, Antonio Margarito, will next face "Sugar" Shane Mosley, probably in January of 2009.
According to Avila's article, the top administrators from both Top Rank and Golden Boy met this past Monday to discuss a number of upcoming bouts; one of which was Margarito against Mosley.
"We just have to work out the numbers with HBO," said Top Rank Promoter Bob Arum.
And Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy reportedly will be calling HBO to find a date for the fight, probably in January a week before The Super Bowl on Jan 31st.
"We'll see what we can come up with," Schaefer said.
Also according to Avila's article, Arum is currently working on a Joshua Clottey-Paul Williams unification match-up, and, in yet another prospective fight, the winner from the Margarito-Mosley bout will then probably face former WBA champ Miguel Cotto in June of next year. This all makes interesting news for the currently red-hot welterweight division.
Cotto, who is scheduled (according to BoxRec) to make his return to the ring in February, will be hoping Margarito beats Mosley, that way he will likely be given the chance to avenge his sole career loss. And while Clottey was hoping for a rematch of his own with "Tony," a big-money showdown with the feared "Punisher" will come as a very reasonable compensation. It is not yet known when Clottey and Williams will meet, but Margarito-Mosley does seem to be pretty much on for January.
Mosley, as fight fans know, has been calling out the Mexican warrior for some time. However, after his tougher than expected win over Ricardo Mayorga Mosley said he would not wait on Margarito and Cotto, and it seemed he would head in another direction. Now it appears as though he will get the mega fight he originally called for. Is this a wise move on the 37-year-old's part, and will the fans get excited about a Mosley challenge of Margarito?
Mosley is fearless, give him that. But is he also too far past his best to be in with a good chance of beating "The Tijuana Tornado?" Easier to hit now than he has ever been and slower of both hand and foot than he was in his dazzling prime, "Sugar" surely runs the risk of taking a beat down if and when he gets in there with the mighty Mexican. Indeed, could Mosley even get stopped for the very first time in his great career? I think such an outcome is very possible.
Should Mosley and Margarito get it on next year - as looks to be the case - the 30-year-old who wrecked Kermit Cintron and Cotto this year will be looking to do the same thing to Mosley. Then, after he's done so, "Tony" will hopefully reacquaint himself with the man he sensationally upset in July of this year.
Good times are ahead for fans of the welterweights, that's for sure!
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Sheriff's Office Updates
Complete listing of Sheriff Office updates.
Sheriff and Chief discuss dispatch consolidation with Lucy Ann Lance
Washtenaw County Sheriff Jerry Clayton & Ann Arbor Police Chief Barnett Jones - The City of Ann Arbor anticipates saving $400,000 a year by contracting with the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department for dispatch services. Talks are underway to work out a deal that the County estimates would be cost-neutral for the County and would help streamline dispatch services.
Speedway Robber Apprehended
On Tuesday the Speedway gas station at 1395 E. Michigan Ave. was robbed. The suspect was I.D.'d by deputies and received a tip from several citizens pointing deputies to his location.
WCSO Metro Dispatch Honored for Telecommunicator Week
The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners hereby declares the week of April 14, 2013 through April 20, 2013, as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week in Washtenaw County.
Ypsilanti Township Law Enforcement Center in Operation
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office has relocated its Ypsilanti Township community police operation to the new Ypsilanti Township Law Enforcement Center (LEC) located at 1501 S. Huron St. The LEC is just over a mile away from the original Township community station formerly housed at the Township Civic Center and District Court campus on S. Huron River Drive.
Suspect Michael Curtis sentenced in 2nd Degree Murder and 1st Degree Child Abuse Case.
During the early morning hours of October 21st, 2012, Deputies Joshua Arts, Nicholas Krings and John Cratsenburg responded to the report of a child possibly choking in the 1000 block of Fall River in Ypsilanti Township. The first Deputy to arrive, Deputy Arts, found no signs of life in fourteen (14) month old Chase Miller and immediately initiated cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Honorary Deputy Visits the WCSO
Luke Wolf, who is an honorary WCSO deputy, came to visit the WCSO on Friday, January 4, 2013 and was able to take a tour of the facility, meeting members of administration, the Detective Bureau, and Court Security. Luke has multiple long term health issues and must use a wheel chair much of the time.
Bank Robbery @ TCF bank in Ypsilanti Township
This morning just after 9:30am Metro Dispatch received a 911 call of a bank robbery that had just taken place. The TCF bank located on Hewitt and Packard in Ypsilanti Township was where the incident took place.
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Commander Dieter Heren Retires August 23rd, 2014
Honoring over 25 years of exemplary service with the Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Jerry L. Clayton announces the retirement of Commander Dieter E. Heren, effective Saturday, August 23rd, 2014.
Deputy Visel & K-9 Karn earn United States Police Canine Association 'Catch of the Quarter' Award
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office Deputy Visel and K-9 Karn has been awarded "catch-of-the-quarter" award by the United States Police Canine Association. K-9 Karn was recognized for his ability to track down a probation absconder in a heavily wooded and overgrown area.
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2 Arrested, Several Computers Recovered!
2 arrests have been made and several computers were recovered from the approximately 80 computers stolen from Ypsilanti Public Schools.
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office Win 2013 Battle of the Badges Tug of War Contest
The Sheriff's Office represented Washtenaw County Law Enforcement Tuesday, March 26th in a Battle of the Badges Tug of War contest at the Detroit Pistons game. They faced off against Macomb County Sheriff winning 2 out of the 3 "wars" and being named the 2012 Battle of Badges Tug of War Champions. Participating in the event were Director Derrick Jackson, Deputy Thomas Guynes, Deputy Joe Montgomery, Sergeant Fred Garcia and Sergeant Beth Gieske.
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Lieutenant Troy Bevier Retires
Honoring 25 years of exemplary service, Sheriff Jerry L. Clayton hosted a retirement luncheon celebrating the career of Lieutenant Troy D. Bevier, on Tuesday, April 30th, 2013.
6th Annual Ford Lake Frozen Leap was a Frozen Success!
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office Frozen Leap team, Squeal Team Six, may have only had four members this year, but they were still at the top of their game.
WCSO Parks Service Program Keeping the Parks Safe
The Sheriff's Office Parks Service Program (PSP) was created in 2011 in collaboration with Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation. Our shared goal is to ensure that every visitor to the County's 32 parks, preserves and properties has an enjoyable, safe and positive experience through the fair and appropriate enforcement of all park rules and regulations by our Park Services Officers (PSO).
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office Closes Child Abuse and Torture Case
One 4/1/12 the WCSO Detective Bureau was notified that a three (3) year old male had been brought into the University Of Michigan Hospital by his mother regarding severe burns and bruising. After examination it was also determined that the child had blood in his urine, fluid in his abdomen, bite marks and the burns were covering 18% of his body.
Sheriff Clayton Announces Three Special Assignment Appointments in Washtenaw Metro Dispatch
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CAPTURED: 3rd suspect in weekend homicide arrested.
All three suspects have been arrested for the shooting death that occurred in Schooner Cove apartments over the weekend.
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For twenty three million students nationwide, the school day begins and ends with a trip on a school bus. The greatest risk is not riding the bus, but approaching or leaving the bus. Before children go back to school or start school for the first time, it is essential that adults and children know traffic safety rules.
Sheriff's Office Dive Team members rescue dog from Huron River
On Tuesday, March 11th, 2014 Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office Underwater Search and Recovery Team (USRT) members Sgt. Cook, Cpl. Pasternak and Cpl. Mercure responded to the Huron River in Scio Township where a dog was being swept down the river.


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IBM's Smarter Planet Framework to Aid Nepal's Vision For the Future
ARMONK, N.Y. and KATHMANDU, Nepal, July 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — IBM (NYSE: IBM) and the High Level Commission for Information Technology (HLCIT), Government of Nepal today announced a long-term cooperation and collaboration in developing policy, frameworks, research and solutions to support Nepal's vision of being a smart country. IBM will create an innovation policy to help the Government of Nepal achieve its development goals specific to e-government transformation and IT sector development, as well as key infrastructure and IT skills capacity building.
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HLCIT will establish an Innovation & Smarter Planet Task Force, to be chaired by the Vice Chairman, HLCIT and with representation from key stakeholders. IBM will assume a key role in the task force and will extend the company's domain expertise in helping run National Innovation Initiatives and Smarter Planet policy reviews.
"We are confident that this collaboration will pave way for the Government of Nepal to reorient their structures, information technology and policies around the citizens they serve. At IBM, our resolve is to extend our expertise in helping HLCIT build a framework interconnecting dynamically with citizens, communities and businesses in real time to spur growth, innovation and progress," said Sanjiv Pande, Vice President, Emerging Markets, IBM India/South Asia.
The strategic collaboration will also see strong focus on IT skills development for innovation and Smarter Planet solutions implementation. IBM will extend the company's Shared University Research (SUR) grants and University Relations (UR) grants, as well as funding for students and postdoctoral research fellows. As part of the collaboration, IBM and HLCIT will establish an Open Innovation Resource Center in Nepal.
Honorable Manohar K Bhattarai, Vice Chairman, HLCIT, Government of Nepal said, "Technology provides a cost effective way of making local systems and infrastructure smarter, improving the quality of life for citizens. Through our collaboration with IBM, we will put in place the core infrastructure required to move the large majority of processes in Nepal into the digital society. This project is significant because of its scope and what it will deliver to the people here, simplifying their dealings with government agencies and increasing overall efficiency."
IBM will extend assistance to HLCIT in human performance improvement so as to ensure HLCIT staff and system users have adequate skills, motivation, and knowledge to employ Innovation and Smarter Planet solutions to achieve optimal performance for the organization, and for the government. HLCIT will provide access to subject matter experts within IBM to provide advice, guidance and thought-leadership on leading edge global innovation trends in various industries.
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The influence of the Catholic church on the island is heavily felt in the European Union nation. Abortion and divorce are prohibited.
Strikingly for such a Catholic country, billboards announcing the visit bearing a large photo of Benedict have been defaced over the past few days, with one giving the German-born pope a Hitler-like mustache.
Tradition holds that St. Paul stayed three months on Malta after being shipwrecked on the way to Rome.
Pope Benedict XVI began a weekend pilgrimage to Malta, with his flight to the Mediterranean island one of the relatively few to depart on Saturday from Rome.
Leonardo da Vinci airport was still operating but many flights were canceled because of the no-fly zone in northern Italy and much of elsewhere in Europe due to the eruption of Iceland's volcano.
Benedict's chartered Alitalia flight was making the trip, scheduled to last just over an hour, to Malta, a heavily Catholic archipelago south of Italy.
Benedict, who just turned 83, is about to complete his fifth year as pope as his papacy and the entire Catholic church are rocked by widening scandals over clerical sex abuse and cover-ups by hierarchy.
Earlier in the day, the Holy See's spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, told Vatican Radio that Benedict is forging ahead with his papacy on "a sure route." The Vatican will mark the fifth anniversary of his election on Monday.
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- George Harrison (1943-2001), Musician; member of The Beatles. Sitter in 49 portraits.
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- Sir (James) Paul McCartney (1942-), Musician and member of The Beatles and Wings. Sitter in 51 portraits.
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A Symbol of Seattle
Beside's Starbucks, the Main Symbol of Seattle is the Space Needle. The space needle was made in the world's fair in 1962 to showcase seattle as the exposition city and then it became the icon of Seattle. At the top, weather permitting, you can sees Mt. Rainier to the south, the Cascade Mountains to the east and the majestic Olympic range to the west. The Space Needle is 605 feet (184 m) high and 138 feet (42 m) wide at its widest point and weighs 9,550 tons. When it was completed it was the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River but now overtaken by the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas. Visitors can reach the top of the Space Needle via elevators that travel at 10 mph (16 km/h). The trip takes 43 seconds. It is also nearby to the Key West Arena and the Seattle Music Experience Museum.
Entrance: Adult: $16.00, Child: $8.00
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Two Space Needle Visits within 24 Hours
If you intend to see the view from the Space Needle during the day and during the night, for just a little extra than the price of a regular ticket you can buy a "Day & Night Pass" and visit the tower twice within 24 hours. The second time you arrive you hand your ticket over at the ticket booth.
Seattle Center and Space Needle
Space Needle was built for 1962 World Fair along with the entire Seattle Center.
It is $14 to go up and you can walk around the needle and take pictures of the view of seattle, lake, eastside, university area, queen anne, etc.
Another thing to do is to dine at the top at the restaurant, which will eliminate the cost of entrance fee but you will have to pay for an ok food. While you eat the restarant rotates, so it's a nice experience.
If you have not done so already, you can take a touristy monorail back to downtown from seattle center, it drops you off at Westlake mall
Space Needle - Tourist Trap or Seattle Landmark?
The Space Needle is certainly a landmark and icon of Seattle. When constructed in 1962, it was the tallest building in the US west of the Mississippi River, at 605 feet above the ground. The observation deck, at 520 feet above the city, offers splendid views of downtown, the Puget Sound, and Mount Ranier. At its base is the Seattle Center is a key cultural and sports area of the city with the zoo, science center, several theaters, Seattle's NBA team, and more. The Space Needle is also a major navigational landmark, easily spotted from all directions.
The space needle is definitely touristy.... It's expensive at $16 for an adult to visit the top ($12.50 for military also offer discounts for kids and seniors). At the bottom is one of the city's most crowded tourist gift shops that sells all of your junk from Seattle. Terribly expensive rotating restaurant with meals as high as $65 for steak and crab legs or $46 for cioppino seafood soup. On the flip side, the wine list is actually not that expensive ranging from $35 to $150 a bottle... some fancy restaurants I've visited lately have listed $400+ bottle of wine.
Dine at the top and save on the admission ticket
If you dine at the SkyCity Restaurant at the top of the Space Needle, you will receive complimentary elevator ride (with a minimum restaurant purchase of $20). Normal admission to the observation deck costs $14.
We chose the crab cakes and coconut prawns. The food was good, and very filling. And the hazelnut oil provided as a bread dip was so yummy! Much nicer than olive oil!
It takes 47 minutes for one complete revolution of the restaurant. Take as many photos from the restaurant as you can, as the view is better here than on the observation deck (especially when it's raining!)
Reservations recommended. Try and book on a clear sky day and remember to bring a camera.
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the Space Needle is a strange building... it was built for the 1962 World's Fair and at the time, was the tallest building in the western united states.. .. it is over 600 feet tall which isn't very tall but it is far enough away from the rest of the buildings in seattle to offer a 360 degree view of all of seattle as well as the surrounding mountains, islands, lakes, and the Puget Sound... you can take an elevator to the top for $15 or for $19 you can take the elevator twice in 24 hours (once in the day; once at night).. it really is worth the view during the day and night because seattle is absolutely gorgeous at night and the mountains are breathtaking during the day.. or if you have money to burn, you can eat at the SkyCity restaurant located at the top of the Needle and watch the sun set behind the Olympic Mountains.. don't worry about requesting a table facing west because the whole restaurant and observation deck rotates a complete 360 degrees every 47 minutes.. you wont even notice you are moving unless you look away for a few minutes and look back to see a slightly different view than you did before..
if you happen to visit the space needle while it is snowing, you'll be suprised to find that when coming back down, the elevator descends faster than snow falls so it looks like the snow is falling up... and don't believe the pictures you see, the space needle is actually hundreds of feet shorter than the taller buildings nearby
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The Space Needle was built for the 1962 World's Fair. It is one of the main attractions of Seattle, and most visitors like to experience this. It is said to be 520 feet to the Observation Deck.. and takes only 41 seconds to get there.
The SkyCity Restaurant is at the top, and revolves 360 degrees, while you dine, and enjoy the view.
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First visit since '62 Seattle World's Fair
Yeah, yeah, yeah... I know....everyone has a page about the Space Needle.
Despite numerous trips to Seattle over the years, I had not gone up the Space Needle because of the overcast weather. Well, last week the weather was magnificent. We got the day/night ticket that enable a daytime and nightime visit on the same date. it costs only $3 more than the single visit.
The last time I had gone was May 1962, during the Seattle World's Fair and less than a month after it opened. It was, and continues to be, one of my most vivid childhood memories.
The Space Needle
You can't take a trip to Seattle without going up the Space Needle. Tickets were about $14 or so for the ride up. Once at the top, you can grab some food or coffee at their snack bars and restaurant. The view is amazing, not as high as I expected, but still a beautiful view.
View the city from the Space Needle
If you enjoy seeing a view of the city from above, this is where to do it from. Originally built for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle is now the defining characteristic of the Seattle skyline. It is actually a bit of a ways from the downtown core, but is easily accessible by transit. The Space Needle is in the Seattle Center area, which also includes the Experience Music Project, Key Arena, and the Pacific Science Center, among other things. $14 gets you a ride up to the top of the needle, where you get the best view of the city, as well as Puget Sound, and on a clear day, Mount Rainier. Well worth the money in my opinion.
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the space needle.
the space needle is the most famous landmark of seattle and build for the EXPO in 1962.
i personally think it's a damn nice tower and i was not dissapointed eventhough i kinda knew what it looked like allready.
the area surrounding it has a lot of bars and cafes and it's quite pleasant hanging out there watching the whole scene around it with street artists, tourists and roller bladers.
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The most prominent landmark and icon of Seattle is undoubtedly the Space Needle. At a height of 605 feet, the Space Needle was built in 1962 for the World Fair. The Space Needle is to Seattle what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris - iconic. There is an expensive revolving restaurant at the top of the Space Needle, the Sky City which revolves one complete circle per hour. There is a minimum food charge of $30 per guest.
After visiting the Space Needle, you can head for the Science Fiction Museum which is located just next to the monorail station.
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The Space Needle
The Space Needle is probably Seattle's most famous landmark, stretching towards the sky as it dominates the city's skyline. It was built for the 1962 Worlds Fair as part of a larger complex called "Seattle Center" near the downtown.
Well, I'm hear to tell you that although the Space Needle looks cool from a distance it's kind of a rip off to bother paying the $20 or so it costs to take the elevator ride up. The view is nice if it's a clear day, but it's really not worth it if it's cloudy.
On the lower level of the Needle is a gift shop which sells just about everything you can imagine with the Space Needle on it. It is very expensive. Very. Much more overpriced than any other touristy gift shop I've visited. I went to make my daughter a crushed penny with the Space Needle on it (she collects them) and they wanted $1.25!!!!!!!! For a crushed penny? Usually they are only $0.50, which is still too much.
The Space Needle also has a restaurant which is on an upper level. This may be a good way to see the needle actually. You a get a free elevator ride as well as dinner.
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I wish I could've spent more time here and just soak it in. Sure, it's a tower really, but it's one of Seattle's landmarks that's gotta be visited to be appreciated. If you have kids with you, they run a small little amusement park during the summer next to the Needle. There's also the Science Fiction Museum which isn't too far either. It's like a quick 40-50 second ride to the top, not too long at all.
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Superb views of Seattle in the summer.
My ascent to the top of the iconic Seattle Spaceneedle took place on an absolutely beautiful summer's day in July 2006. The views of the city and the harbour were fantastic. To the southeast, Mount Rainier was spectacular on the horizon and to the north there was the snowy peak of Mount Baker. The view is certainly worth the long queue and slight crush of the outside observation deck. Guides, stationed around the deck take turns at talking about the vistas at three points of the compass. Once one guide has finished she asks you to move round the deck to the next one. This was a great addition to my experience as I learnt a little more about what I was looking at.
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The House approved a bill, the Protect Life Act, to stop abortion funding in Obamacare. Senate Democrats are not expected to approve the bill and, pro-abortion President Barack Obama is expected to veto the measure if it reaches his desk.
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Bat rabies surveillance in Finland
1 Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira, Mustialankatu 3, Helsinki FI-00790, Finland
2 Section of Biodiversity and Environmental Science, Department of Biology, University of Turku, Turku FI-20014, Finland
3 Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 17, Helsinki FI-00014, Finland
4 Department of Veterinary Biosciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 66, Helsinki FI-00014, Finland
5 Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Food Department, Animal and Plant Health, Mariankatu 23, Helsinki FI-00023, Finland
BMC Veterinary Research 2013, 9:174 doi:10.1186/1746-6148-9-174Published: 8 September 2013
In 1985, a bat researcher in Finland died of rabies encephalitis caused by European bat lyssavirus type 2 (EBLV-2), but an epidemiological study in 1986 did not reveal EBLV-infected bats. In 2009, an EBLV-2-positive Daubenton's bat was detected. The EBLV-2 isolate from the human case in 1985 and the isolate from the bat in 2009 were genetically closely related. In order to assess the prevalence of EBLVs in Finnish bat populations and to gain a better understanding of the public health risk that EBLV-infected bats pose, a targeted active surveillance project was initiated.
Altogether, 1156 bats of seven species were examined for lyssaviruses in Finland during a 28–year period (1985–2012), 898 in active surveillance and 258 in passive surveillance, with only one positive finding of EBLV-2 in a Daubenton's bat in 2009. In 2010–2011, saliva samples from 774 bats of seven species were analyzed for EBLV viral RNA, and sera from 423 bats were analyzed for the presence of bat lyssavirus antibodies. Antibodies were detected in Daubenton's bats in samples collected from two locations in 2010 and from one location in 2011. All seropositive locations are in close proximity to the place where the EBLV-2 positive Daubenton's bat was found in 2009. In active surveillance, no EBLV viral RNA was detected.
These data suggest that EBLV-2 may circulate in Finland, even though the seroprevalence is low. Our results indicate that passive surveillance of dead or sick bats is a relevant means examine the occurrence of lyssavirus infection, but the number of bats submitted for laboratory analysis should be higher in order to obtain reliable information on the lyssavirus situation in the country.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee says she is willing to consider higher cuts to the food stamp program in an effort to include a massive five-year farm bill in negotiations on the so-called fiscal cliff.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., said that cuts to the food stamp program beyond the $4 billion over 10 years included in a Senate-passed farm bill "are something I am willing to talk about." A farm bill passed by the House Agriculture Committee would include $16 billion in cuts over the same amount of time.
Both amounts are relatively small in relation to the program's total estimated cost _ almost $800 billion over the next decade _ but Stabenow's willingness to move on an issue long sacred to Democrats shows progress in negotiations as farm-state leaders scramble to get the bill done before the end of the year. Stabenow and House Agriculture Chairman Frank Lucas, R-Okla., met this week in hopes of reconciling their two versions of the bill.
The farm bill could be part of a deal to avert the combination of tax increases and automatic spending cuts due in January _ dubbed the fiscal cliff because the combination could plunge the economy into another recession _ because it saves money. A farm bill passed by the Senate in June would save a total of $23 billion over 10 years, while a version approved by the House Agriculture Committee in July would save $35 billion over the same period. Those total savings include the cuts to food stamps and also from farm subsidies.
Stabenow said in an interview with The Associated Press Wednesday that she is also open to increasing the savings from $23 billion, saying it "depends on the policy."
While willing to compromise, Stabenow said there is "no way" she will agree to the level of food stamp cuts in the House bill. Unlike the Senate bill, the proposed House cuts would target practices by many states of waiving food stamp asset and income limits for people receiving other welfare benefits. More than 47 million people now receive food stamps, and money to pay for that program makes up 80 percent of the farm bill's cost.
Marrying the farm bill with the fiscal cliff negotiations is the farm bill's best hope of passage this year. The last farm bill, passed in 2008, expired in September, and if the agriculture committees have to start over next year they may have less money to deal with.
A deal on the fiscal cliff is far from set, however, and the farm leaders must wait for the White House and Republicans in Congress to agree on larger details before they know if farm policy will be involved. The agriculture committees must also resolve significant differences in how farm subsidies would be cut.
Stabenow said it is important for the agriculture committees to agree on a bipartisan policy "in a way that works for agriculture" before others start making decisions.
"They have to decide on the size of a larger package before they come to us," she said. "But we'll be ready."
Lucas said last week that Republican House leaders are now "consumed by the overall picture" and have not yet clarified how they want to proceed on agriculture policy. House leaders have so far been lukewarm on a farm bill, saying it doesn't have enough votes to go to the House floor. The main source of friction has been food stamps, as some conservatives said the bill needs to make deeper cuts in that program.
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Author Notes: Skip the ketchup and add some of this zingy tomato relish to your next burger. - Jennifer Perillo
Makes 1 1/2 pints
- 1 1/2 pounds tomatoes, peeled and coarsely chopped (see note in step 3)
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup water
- 3/4 cup cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
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- 10 black peppercorns
- 6 whole basil leaves
- Evenly divide tomatoes among glass jars; set aside.
- Add remaining ingredients, except for basil, to a 2-quart pot. Bring to a boil, then simmer until liquid slightly thickens, about 5 minutes. Pour an even amount of liquid over the tomatoes in each jar, tuck 2 basil leaves in with a chopstick, cover and let cool before storing in refrigerator for up to one month, or process in a hot-water canning bath for 15 minutes for long term storage.
- Note: To peel the tomatoes, cut an "x" on the underside of the tomato (also known as scoring) and then immerse them in a pot of boiling water for 30 to 45 seconds, until the skins slightly wrinkle. Remove and plunge into cold water to stop cooking process. Slip the skins off and place the flesh in a food processor. Pulse 2 to 3 times, until coarsely chopped.
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Adam, how difficult of a learning curve would you say there is to GIMP? Heard it could be more challenging than Elements, Photoshop or Lightroom, though it's a powerful tool.
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Tony you've done an amazing job documenting the GGG's with photos and trip reports. You shouldn't feel you missed a thing, and John was just making a general statement about making sure...
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Have seen those overseas - nice to know they are local too - is the gas considered clean?
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Snow Peak 1400 SOLD. Does a heart good to know it's going to a place where I've done some awesome hiking and travel.
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Technote (troubleshooting)
The Information Center is missing a description of the steps to configure Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) communication between product components.
There is no description of how to set up SSL so it cannot be configured.
Resolving the problem
Steps for configuring SSL for both stand alone and ND environments are contained in the attached Configuring Secure Socket Layer.pdf document. The same instructions are now available in the product documentation at Configuring Secure Socket Layer (SSL) communication for IBM Business Process Manager.


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Looking at the most popular news stories on PC Advisor in 2010, it seems that broadband, PC security, the ongoing hand-wringing over who takes responsibility for illegal file sharing and, well, sexy new products - especially Tablet PCs. Here then, are the Top 10 Most Popular Technology News Stories of 2010.
Number 5: Brits accused of illegal file-sharing forking out £500
This is a story that's run all year, and still has legs going in to 2011. The news that hundreds of British web users were being forced to fork out £500 after being accused of illegally downloading digital audio and pornography files elicited a broad range of opinion from the many thousands of readers who read it, but mostly it was outrage.
Around 50,000 web users in the UK had received letters from legal firms such as ACS Law, some people ignored the summons, others contested it. The first eight cases that made it to court were thrown out by a judge who said that the case remained unproven.
The story continues to bubble along, with no end in sight, and the principle of dodgy downloaders being held legally responsible remains shaky. Regardless of what happens in 2010, you'll read about it first on PC Advisor.
Number 4: Critical Internet Explorer patch coming today
Here's how to bake a popular news story: take one ounce of Microsoft, and blend in a market leading product. Spice up with an unpatched vulnerability exploited in a geo-political attack on Google, season with publicity about the world's most secretive super power, and then garnish with an out-of-band update marked 'critical'.
When Microsoft in January announced that it was releasing an emergency patch for Internet Explorer (IE), and also admitted that attacks can be hidden inside rigged Office documents, the technology world took notice. This was not least because the vulnerability had been exploited in attacks against Google and other western multinationals, apparently from China. Far from being under the bed, the Reds were in the world's favourite search engine, it seemed.
Want to read about how Steve Ballmer is going to protect you from Chairman Mao? Of course you do. And you did.
Number 3: New Windows 8 features leaked this week
If there's one thing you like more than news about existing products from Microsoft, it's news about the future. What comes after Windows 7? Windows 8. We think.
We wrote this story in the week that documents thought to show Microsoft's plans for the next Windows operating system were leaked online. Apparently. And if the documents are genuine, Microsoft has some big plans for Windows 8. Microsoft may be looking at three broad PC categories for the future: Lap PC, Workhorse PC, and Family Hub PC.
Microsoft wants to add a facial recognition and proximity sensor feature called 'My PC Knows Me', according to the leaked documents.
The idea is that you walk into the room where your PC is, and the proximity sensor detects your movements and wakes the PC. As you sit down at the desk, your PC is already on so it can scan your face to log you in. The computer can also switch between different user accounts with the facial recognition feature.
Once you've finished using the computer and leave the room, the proximity sensor detects that no one is around, logs you off, and puts the computer to sleep.
This, and more even fantastical ideas, formed the story that you read in your droves.
Number 2: Windows XP users warned over F1 key
Once again the combination of a popular Microsoft product and the clammy hand of fears over internet security proved to be a winner, of sorts.
Microsoft in March warned Windows XP users not to press the F1 key when prompted by a website, as part of its reaction to an unpatched vulnerability that hackers could exploit to hijack PCs running Internet Explorer (IE).
In a security advisory Microsoft confirmed an unpatched bug in VBScript found by Polish researcher Maurycy Prodeus, It offered more information on the flaw and provided some advice on how to protect PCs until a patch shipped. Then it shipped a patch. Business as usual for the world's largest software company, and it's long-suffering users.
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Gear Review
Steve Mitchell
These gloves are pure warmth bliss for your hands. Unless you are a snowman and start with snow in your gloves, your hands simply wont get cold. The rodeo leather palm is a very high quality grain leather and the goretex keeps anything wet from coming in. Add the pistol grip for increased dexterity and the primaloft for warmth and you have the perfect recipe for bombproof winter hand protection. These are worth every penny.
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It's not often that Crucial releases a new high-end kit, but they've finally caught up to everyone else and released Ballistix clocked at DDR2-1066. Today we are taking a look at the Tracer version and look to see how far we can push them over stock.
If there is one memory company that knows what they are doing, it would be Crucial. Although their enthusiast kits tend to be overshadowed by the likes of OCZ, Corsair and others, when they release a new high-end product, people pay attention. In fact, on the day that the press release crossed the wire, I was surprised to see it posted on sites that don't even normally include hardware news. Crucial has no doubt done well to retain their large fanbase.
If anything struck me odd though, it would be the DDR2-1066 speeds. I was curious why everyone around was so excited at that fact, when kits of those speeds have been out for well over a year. Well, that's Crucial for you. They have their ways to enthuse people ;-)
So this is not an ultra-high end kit, such as the OCZ Reaper that we took a look at last week, but on all sites I checked out it was priced right along other 8500 kits, but I will get more into this in our conclusion.
It's been about six months since I've taken a look at another Crucial kit, which was the PC2-6400 Ballistix. That proved to be a solid offering, but not for overclockers. In that regard, I was left less than impressed. Jumping into this new kit, I had renewed enthusiasm and hoped to at least push it to 600MHz as I have with all other recent kits I've reviewed.
Aside from that, this will be the first Tracer review we've had, and also the first Tracer kit I've ever touched. Until now, I wasn't even sure what the modules looked like in action, but I can say right now, I liked what I saw. Let's have a closer look.
Crucial doesn't use any special packaging for their modules, so this is what you will see if you order any one of their kits. Though it's not that outgoing, it keeps the modules very safe during travel, which is the important thing.
For some reason, these Tracer modules proved a little difficult to photograph while retaining good lighting and color. It could be the mirror trim, who knows. This is a very simple spreader compared to some on the market. It has no ripples/fins to help with heat dissipation, but it does leave good room for airflow.
Overall I enjoy the look of the modules, but one thing really stood out to me.
Was orange really the best color Crucial could come up with? If this sticker was black with white text, it would have looked far better. Orange stands out like… orange on a black module. You can see the LEDs at the top of the modules, but it's hard to actually see them well without squinting since it's so dark.
I'll share a photo of the LED's in action later in the review. For now, let's hop into some overclocking action.


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Delay Pedals
Catalinbread EchorecThe Catalinbread Echorec gives you the epic sound of a classic effect in a compact, reliable pedal. The Catalinbread Echorec delivers up to a full second of delay with spectacular modulation.$230.00
Boss RE-20 Roland Space EchoThe BOSS RE-20 is a modern version of one of the most sought after delays ever made, the Roland Space Echo. If you like your delay served up vintage style, the BOSS RE-20 Roland Space Echo is a great way to get want you want.$249.00
Boss DD-20 Giga DelayThe Boss DD-20 Giga Delay is one of the most powerful delay pedals on the planet. With 23 seconds of delay and 11 different delay modes the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay is an amazing tool perfect for any style of music.$239.00


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LGBT Rights
The ACLU has a long history of defending the LGBT community. We brought our first LGBT rights case in 1936 and founded the LGBT Project in 1986. Today, the ACLU brings more LGBT cases and advocacy initiatives than any other national organization does. With our reach into the courts and legislatures of every state, there is no other organization that can match our record of making progress both in the courts of law and in the court of public opinion.
Need help? Click here to fill out our confidential online form. For non-LGBT issues, please contact your local ACLU affiliate.
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What You Need To Know
- 58%Today, a majority of Americans (58 percent) support marriage for same-sex couples.
- 37 (and counting!)As of February 15, 2015, 37 states and the District of Columbia permit same-sex couples to marry.
- 31In 31 states, it is legal to fire someone solely for being transgender.
Current Issues
The ACLU believes that sexual orientation and gender identity should not affect a person's legal ability to be a parent. We are fully supported in this belief by reputable child welfare experts and social scientists who study LGBT parenting. We therefore advocate for LGBT people to have equal opportunities to build the kinds of families that they feel are most meaningful to them.
The ACLU believes that LGBT people, like everyone else, should have the freedom to build the kinds of personal, intimate relationships most meaningful to them without risking that their families will be disregarded or harmed by the state.
We're working to make public schools safe and bias-free for LGBT students, defending students' free speech in school, and helping students start gay-straight alliance clubs. Check out our information for students, parents, teachers, and administrators. Learn about your rights, download resources, and get support here.
For over 80 years, the ACLU has included LGBT people in its vision of civil rights and civil liberties for all. We still have much more work to do to achieve lasting legal and social change. That's why we're fighting in the legislatures, courts, and streets for nondiscrimination laws that specifically protect LGBT people.
The ACLU champions transgender people's right to be themselves. We're fighting against discrimination in employment, housing, and public places (including restrooms) by seeking to add clear transgender protections to the law and bringing cases under the laws that already exist.
As part of our work to combat the relentless expansion of the criminal justice system, the ACLU works to ensure that LGBT people and people living with HIV/AIDS who have contact with law enforcement are treated fairly and are not singled out for violence or discrimination.
The Latest
Standing Up for Our Dream FamilyBlog Post - Speak FreelyJanuary 16, 2015
Victory! Title IX Protects Transgender StudentsBlog Post - Washington MarkupMay 1, 2014
A Unanimous Decision for EqualityBlog Post - Speak FreelyAugust 22, 2013
Georgia RFRA Dies in Face of National BacklashNews/Press ReleaseApril 3, 2015
A Wedding Cake For Fido & Fluffy But Not For Dave & Charlie?Blog Post - Speak FreelyJune 4, 2013
Keeton v. Anderson-WileyCaseDecember 20, 2011
Anti-LGBT Marriage Bill Revived In Texas SenateNews/Press ReleaseMay 26, 2015
Love v. JohnsonCaseMay 21, 2015
Love v. Johnson - ComplaintLegal DocumentMay 21, 2015
ACLU Lawsuit: Michigan ID Policy Exposes Transgender Men and Women to Risk of Harassment, ViolenceNews/Press ReleaseMay 21, 2015
ACLU Applauds New N.C. Guidelines for Listing Same-Sex Spouses on Children's Birth CertificatesNews/Press ReleaseMay 15, 2015
Matthew Shepard Was Brutally Murdered in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1998. Last Night, the City Passed the First LGBT Nondiscrimination Ordinance in the State.Blog Post - Speak FreelyMay 14, 2015


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Drivers Education Now Available Online
Zenergy Works – on behalf of GA Driver Safety – is proud to announce that students can now complete courses for Drivers Ed Online.
Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) May 11, 2013
GA Driver Safety is proud to announce that students can now complete courses for Drivers Ed Online. Thanks to Joshua´s Law, passed in 2005, all teenagers are required to take a 30-hour drivers education course in order to earn their Class D drivers license. This Drivers Ed online course complies with Joshua´s law, allowing students to complete the Drivers Education course at their own pace, when it is convenient for their schedule.
Joshua´s Law requires a student to complete a full 30 hours worth of Drivers Education. This is why the online Drivers Education program has a built in timer which records the amount of time the student spends on his or her Drivers Ed studies. This timer proves to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, that the required 30 hours of study have been met.
GA Driver Safety is thrilled to offer Drivers Ed Online. This drivers education course offers multiple benefits for all parties involved, including:
1.) Drivers Ed students can complete the 30-hour coursework online, at their own pace.
2.) Once Drivers Ed students meet the 30-hour requirement and pass all quizzes, they´ll be able to take the final exam.
3.) Parents of Drivers Ed students may obtain a certificate of completion as proof for discounted insurance rates.
4.) The online Drivers Ed course provides proof to The Georgia Department of Driver Services that the student met all Joshua´s Law requirements.
To learn more about the online Drivers Education program available through GA Driver Safety,please explore the website http://www.gadriversafety.org/. Contact GA Driver Safety when you are ready to get started with your online Drivers Ed coursework.
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