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'Witness Video Game History'.
We're all invited to the Atari E.T. landfill excavation later this month. 'Become a part of gamer history', Microsoft says...
Microsoft is inviting the public to attend the Atari Landfill excavation where a team will search for buried E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game, rumored to be buried in New Mexico.
The day-long excavation will take place on April 26, and spectators will be able watch as the "truth" comes out. This endeavor is being funded in part by Microsoft's Xbox Entertainment Studios as part of its new documentaries initiative, that will air first on Xbox consoles.
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NEWS SOURCE #1: Attend Atari landfill excavation (via) XboxNewsBecome a part of gamer history. Unearth the truth behind the ultimate urban legend. Were excited to announce that the excavation of the long-rumored E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game burial site will occur on April 26, 2014 and will be open to the public. Spectators are invited to watch the team uncover the infamous Atari game cartridge grave.
The Atari Corporation faced with overwhelmingly negative response to the E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game allegedly disposed of millions of unsold game cartridges by burying them in the small town of Alamogordo, New Mexico in 1983. Fuel Entertainment took an interest in the legend, and in December 2013, with help from local garbage contractor Joe Lewandowski, acquired the exclusive rights to excavate the Alamogordo landfill. Fuel Entertainment brought the opportunity to Xbox Entertainment Studios, and now, as part of a documentary series (developed by Xbox Entertainment Studios and two-time Academy Award® winning producer Simon Chinn and Emmy winning producer Jonathan Chinn, through their multi-platform media company, Lightbox), the team will excavate the legendary New Mexico landfill to reveal the true story of Ataris bizarre burial.
Director Zak Penn (X-Men 2, Avengers, and Incident at Loch Ness) will be documenting the dig and the events around it. In addition to fans and media, a variety of people tied to the dig, video game, and film will be in attendance including E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game designer Howard Scott Warshaw, a team of archeologists and representatives from Xbox Entertainment Studios, Lightbox and Fuel Entertainment. We hope youll join us as we get to the bottom of one of gamings biggest mysteries. A lucky handful of fans could even be interviewed for the film. Full details about the dig can be found below. See you in Alamogordo!
Alamogordo Landfill Excavation Details:
Saturday, April 26, 2014
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Alamogordo Landfill
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City of Alamogordo Website: http://ci.alamogordo.nm.us/
NEWS SOURCE #2: Microsoft invites you to attend the Atari landfill excavation on April 26 (via) VG247
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Aspiring Hands
Posted by Brittany Thompson, Aspiring Hands, May 14, 2012
Aspiring Hands, a student organization that works with children at an after school program, is looking for new volunteers for the Fall semester! We work with elementary-high school aged students! Come be a mentor and role model to these children
Posted by Brittany Thompson, Aspiring Hands, February 8, 2012
Exciting news! Aspiring Hands is a finalists in this year's Newman's Own Foundation Campus Community Service Challenge! We are teamed up with the Somersworth Youth Safe Haven to compete for a $25,000 community service grant.
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Newsmaker: Senator John McCain
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- Online NewsHour Special: The New Iraq
- Nov. 6, 2003: Update: Two U.S., One Polish Soldier Killed in Separate Attacks in Iraq
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JIM LEHRER: Now to our newsmaker interview with Sen. John McCain, Republican of Arizona. He has been a maker of news the last few days, with his comments about Iraq and Russia.
Today at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld was asked about McCain's assertion yesterday that: "The simple truth is that we do not have sufficient forces in Iraq to meet our military objectives."
On Russia, McCain said on the Senate floor Tuesday: "A creeping coup against the forces of democracy and market capitalism is threatening the foundations of the U.S.-Russia relationship."
Senator McCain joins us now from the Senate gallery. Senator, welcome.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Thank you, Jim.
JIM LEHRER: Secretary Rumsfeld disputed your troop statement today. He said none of commanders on the ground in Iraq have asked for more troops. Why do you think they need them anyhow?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Well, first of all, Jim, could I mention that I was in Iraq in August and I talked to a lot of people, too, including sergeant majors and many others. At that time they warned me that things were going to get worse in Iraq unless we changed the way we were doing business in the Sunni Triangle.
And I want to emphasize at the beginning, we're doing a lot better in the north around Kirkuk and in the south of the country. It's the Sunni Triangle; things have gotten worse. And I respect the opinions of Secretary Rumsfeld and our military commanders but facts are facts and the following facts are true: The improvised explosive devices — up; numbers of attacks are up; number of Americans wounded are up; numbers of Americans killed tragically — up. All of the trends are in the wrong direction.
General Sanchez said that the attacks are becoming more sophisticated, so all of the indicators which are objective, complied by the Department of Defense shows that we are in a more and more difficult situation. And so in my view we need more special forces, more marines, more counter intelligence, more MPs, more of the kinds of forces that do counter insurgency work.
JIM LEHRER: Now, why then would Secretary Rumsfeld disagree with that?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: I think you probably should ask him to come on the show. I don't know.
JIM LEHRER: You make it sound one, two, three, four, obvious, rather than a debate point is my point here.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Those are the objective facts that I read and then we get into whether sufficient number of troops are there to do the job or not. Again, I want to emphasize that the Iraqi people don't want Saddam Hussein back. They don't want the return of that regime. But we are losing the support of these in the Sunni Triangle because they don't see, not only any benefit, but they are being frightened and cowed by these groups — this combustible mixture of Baathist criminals, terrorists from other countries that are really making the situation extremely difficult.
And it's hard to get the Iraqi people to support us and to want to get rid of these people if they are not sure that we're going to be there and if they are not sure we're going to win.
JIM LEHRER: So your point is that if we don't send in troops and do it ourselves, it just isn't going to get done and it's going to get worse in the Sunni Triangle?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: There's not a doubt in my mind. And the alarming facts are they have been getting worse for the last several months both in frequency, sophistication and lethality. And let me just make one other prediction to you, if I could, Jim.
JIM LEHRER: Sure.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: These are smart people just like the Vietnamese were smart people. I hasten that Iraq is not Vietnam. But watch February and March if we don't see things improve. They know our election — our electoral calendar and they know that large losses or significant successes by their side could affect American public opinion.
JIM LEHRER: You also said in a speech that all of us talk about turning security over to the Iraqis sooner rather than later and things like that, and our talk about troop deployments in and out is actually sending the wrong message to the Iraqis. What do you mean?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Well, first of all, I disagree with the statement that only Iraqis can win. Half trained military Iraqis can't win. It takes highly trained, highly skilled Americans to win the military side. But at the same time, I would accelerate the turning over of the reigns of government to the Iraqis so that decisions are made by an Iraqi government that people believe represent them rather than the present U.S.-run government with the Iraqi ruling council having very little influence.
But we cannot win this kind of a conflict that is going on in the Sunni Triangle with half trained Iraqi military people as dedicated as they might be.
JIM LEHRER: And that by saying this, you think, we're telling the Iraqi people something they know just isn't right?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Yes, and if we say we're withdrawing then obviously that sends another bad signal. I think we should not announce withdrawal. I think we should say we're going to do what it takes. We're going to find out where it is that we need more people.
We have got 130,000 troops there. At any time there's 30,000 of these on patrol — of the 130,000 that are there — because of this tooth to tail ratio that we call in the military. So we need more in that area, more active, more proactive and frankly, when Iraqi mothers are afraid to send their children to school, then I think that the bad people have attained a degree of influence, which is disturbing.
JIM LEHRER: Senator, you have gone public with this in the last few days. You have just repeated it and expanded on it here for us. Have you said this privately to President Bush or Vice President Cheney or Secretary Powell or Secretary Rumsfeld or anybody else in the administration?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: When I came back in August, I made public statements about the need for more troops. I talked with Dr. Rice. I talked with Secretary Rumsfeld. I talked with Secretary Powell and Deputy Secretary Armitage about this and I was very public in my comments then. I was hoping that I was wrong. But in August, which was several months ago now, I said, look, unless we change this equation, then things are going to get measurably worse.
And, time is not on our side in these things of Jim. We have a habit to a degree of treating Iraq the same way we treated Japan and Germany. We should be treating them more like Italy and France as liberated countries rather than conquered ones.
JIM LEHRER: I noticed in your list of people you did not mention the president. Have you talked to the president about Iraq recently?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: I have not.
JIM LEHRER: Do you want to? Has he invited you to, or is there any problem between the two of you on this?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: No, the president and I have a cordial relationship. We work together on healthy forests. I attended an excellent speech he gave today at the 20th anniversary of the National Endowment for Democracy but, to be honest with you, he is the president of the United States and I don't call him unsolicited, but I have talked to everybody else on his team.
JIM LEHRER: You mentioned Vietnam. You said in your speech in fact, which I read today, that you said that all right, you said the same thing you just said — Iraq is not Vietnam, be careful about comparisons, but there are lessons to be learned. Expand on that what you mean.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: It's not Vietnam because it's not a nationalist movement. These people don't have support of the majority of the Iraqi people. They're bad people. There's no charismatic leader like Ho Chi Min. There's no superpower supplying them as China and Russia were doing. The train is vastly different to state the obvious. So it's very, very different. And also our casualty levels in Vietnam were incredibly high as at least you and I remember.
JIM LEHRER: Absolutely.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: So it's not the same but what is a parallel there are a couple. One, the reason why the Tet offensive was a military failure for the North Vietnamese but a psychological tremendous victory is because of the expectations the American people had about Vietnam. They were told the light was at the end of the tunnel and it wasn't there.
The second aspect of this is this business of winning or losing the support of the people. I don't think the majority of these terrorists that are coming in from outside the country are welcome. We all know the guerilla swims through the people as the fish through the ocean. The ocean is becoming more and more receptive to these people and their activities than they had in the past and that's obviously the other parallel.
The third, will the American people maintain support? I am convinced if they are told what is at stake, as the president said today into an excellent speech, if they have told what we're going to have to go through as it was in the leaked memo and statements the president made recently, they'll support it. We cannot afford to lose here.
JIM LEHRER: Quick question on Russia before we go, senator. You said, there's a creeping coup against the forces of democracy and market capitalism, and you also said the Russian government does not share our most basic values. What's happened? What is going on here?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: I think that Mr. Putin and his KGB friends who have basically taken over the apparatus of government — they have systematically removed independent media. They have expelled those people who disagree with them who were wealthy like Mr. Gazinsky. And of course this recent arrest of Mr. Khodorkovsky —
JIM LEHRER: Khodorkovsky, right.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: — is a signal that they are not going to allow any real political disagreements. The continued blood letting in Chechnya; their continued activities in the near abroad, whether it be in Georgia or Belarus or the Ukraine, is disturbing. And I think they are headed back in the direction of the Soviet-Czarist kind of government and situation that existed for 400 years.
JIM LEHRER: Those are tough words you just spoke, senator.
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: It's very disturbing as to what's happened. There's not one truly independent media outlet in Russia today. Those that are "independent" are cowed by the government. That's one of the fundamentals as we all know of a free and open society.
JIM LEHRER: President Bush has talked often about his good relationship with President Putin. What would you say to him? Forget it? Talk to him? What in the word should the United States be doing about this if you are right?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: I think the United States should not include Russia in the G-8 meetings. I think we should warn American businesses of the risks of investment there. I would instruct OPEC and other institutions not to lend money to Russia at this time and start talking about our expectations that Russia would make a transition to a free and open society.
JIM LEHRER: You are talking about a kind of Cold War part two?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: I don't think so, Jim. I think we have got to send lessons that … the kind of behavior we would expect. But I don't think we can threaten them frankly.
JIM LEHRER: Just lecture them?
SEN. JOHN McCAIN: Well, I mean, I wouldn't … As I say, the institutions. I wouldn't include them in the G-8 meeting because they are basically going back to a state-run kind of Mussolini style government as opposed to that that we had hoped and expected.
JIM LEHRER: Okay. Senator McCain, thank you very much.


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Google inadvertently reveals internal projections
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The company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that the inadvertent statements were added to a presentation intended for analysts. Among those statements was one that said Google expected ad revenue to grow from "$6 billion this year to $9.5 billion next year."
Google explained in the filing that these estimates were part of an internal report on product strategy from last year.
"These notes were not created for financial planning purposes and should not be regarded as financial guidance," Google wrote in its filing."
A mistake was also made when Google said that "AdSense margins will be squeezed in 2006 and beyond."
That statement "does not reflect Google's current expectations," executives wrote in the SEC filing.
While Google didn't mean to add information on stock-based compensation for employees and directors, the company acknowledged that those numbers were correct. It said that a stock-based compensation charge of $342 million granted prior to 2006 is a "materially accurate reflection of Google's current expectations."
Google slipped up twice last week when it released information not intended for the public. The company also unwittingly released plans to offer online storage to users.
Last month, Dell apparently goofed when it allowed specifications for the Dell Inspiron e1405, as well as other unannounced Dell computers and products, to briefly be exposed by Google's search engine. The spreadsheet was removed from a Dell FTP site and from Google's cache.
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- I have been blogging on this for quite a long time...see my complete rant at http://www.workshare.com/company/blog/
In November of last year, a similar gaffe caused the WestPac bank in Austrailia to actually suspend trading http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/communications/soa/Hit_sen d_and_regret_it/0,2000061791,39220866,00.htm) In addition, Merck leaked hidden information in word processing document that could impact $7B of pending Vioxx litigation (http://www.forbes.com/2005/12/13/microsoft-word-merck_ cx_de_1214word.html?partner=yahootix). For a full list of leaks see www.metadarisk.org
Simple, afffordable technology is available to protect individuals and organizations from leaks like this, and Risk Manager must mitigate this risk for their own protection and shareholders good.
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Mrs Lindsee, Owner Hi! My name is Lindsee Travis and I am the proud owner of The Goddard School in Wentzville, MO. I have lived in the St. Louis area for over ten years. Before becoming a school owner, I was a Goddard Parent – which made the decision to open a Goddard School an easy one for my family. I have a Bachelors Degree in Health Care Management. My husband and I have 2 daughters and 1 son who have all attended The Goddard School. I am a member of the Wentzville Chamber of Commerce and I also do charity work for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Mrs Coleen, Director I had the pleasure of breaking ground here at The Goddard School. Masters in Education. Teacher. Director. Wife to Steve. 3 Kids. 6 Grandchildren. 2 furry friends.
Mrs Niki, Director I have been here since the school opened. Teacher and Director. Mother of three. Wife. Big sister. Born and raised in Nebraska. University of Nebraska Graduate.
Miss Meaghan, Assistant Director If you can learn to laugh, you will love to learn. Although I've been called mommy, daddy, and grandpa, Ms. Meaghan is my name and teaching is my game.
Michelle, Lead Teacher Hi! I'm Michelle. I'm the mother of a wonderful seven year old son, Luke. I have over five years of experience being a nanny and an assistant teacher. I have always had a love for, and an emotional connection with children. My goal is to obtain a degree in child development.
Jasmine, Lead Teacher A graduate from SLU that loves sharing her passion in reading and writing.
Lauren, Lead Teacher Ms. Lauren: Hi! I'm Lauren. I absolutely love teaching children and seeing them grow. I love music, staying in shape, and being with my family and friends. I have many years of experience and plan on continuing my education.
Miss Danielle, Lead Teacher Likes include: eating, sleeping and hanging out with friends. Future elementary school teacher. Loves teaching kids new and exciting things!
Brittany , Lead Teacher Hi! My name is Brittany! I have always has a passion for teaching and love the innocence and spirit that the little ones bring. I'm excited to be working at The Goddard School and look forward to what the future holds!
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Miss Brittni, Lead Teacher I knew from an early age I wanted to be a teacher to young kids. I have my Masters in Education with a specialty in Art Form from Truman State University. My experience with children ranges from working in different schools and being one of six! I love my classroom to be full of fun as well as learning.
Hadley, Lead Teacher I love my friends, family, and dog. I'm a college student and shopaholic. Life is crazy and busy but I am truly blessed and wouldn't change a thing.
Kayla , Lead Teacher Ms. Kayla: Hello! I am Miss Kayla. I am an Early Childhood and Elementary Major at the University of Central Missouri. I am student teaching in the Fall and I graduate in December. I am super excited to be at The Goddard School. I am also looking forward to the experience and spending time with some really smart children.
Kacey, Lead Teacher Ms. Kacey: Hi everyone! I am a recent graduate with my Bachelors in Elementary Education. I have had over 7 years experience with children from babysitting, nannying, substitute teaching to preschool. My husband and I just moved to the St. Louis area to be closer to family. Some of my hobbies are reading, fitness, and photography. I enjoy playing with my dog and cooking dinner with my husband.
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MARCO ISLAND - Marco Island is known for its wealth of outdoor activities, biking and walking trails, but more can be done to make the city more exercise-friendly, according to Stacy Revay, coordinator of Collier County's Smart Growth Coalition.
Revay told members of the island's Planning Board on Friday that shaping a community's environment has an impact on the health, wealth and future of its citizens.
While Revay praised Marco Island for being a walkable community, she urged planning board members to keep the continued use of sidewalks and open spaces in mind when considering future developments.
Although Marco Island is mostly built-out and nearly devoid of sprawl, Revay explained that there are still ways board members can encourage a reduced reliance on cars.
"We know people are not as healthy if they're in an environment where they have to drive constantly," she told planning board members. "More walking equals less obesity."
Walking can also be felt in residents' wallets. Revay told the board she is saving $200 a month in gas by taking the Collier Area Transit bus to work each day. Plus, Revay said having to walk to the bus stop provides her with daily exercise.
Instead of having parents drive their children to school, city leaders on Marco and elsewhere should encourage walking as an alternative.
Revay pointed to a 2007 survey which shows that 59.6 percent of adults and 12.5 percent of high school students in Collier County are obese or overweight, as proof that the lack of daily exercise is threatening the wellbeing of our community. County statistics for 2010 have yet to be released, Revay said, but she expects a substantial increase in the number of overweight adults and teens.
"It's the parents fault as much as kids or government," noted board member Marv Needles, adding that its second nature for parents to drive children around the corner to a friend's home rather than have them walk. Many parents, he said, also choose to drive their children because they're inundated with media messages that their children might be kidnapped if they don't. "I'm concerned you're fighting an uphill battle."
Revay responded that she's merely trying to "plant a seed" of awareness among planning board members.
"We know cities that design infrastructure where people can walk have healthier cities."
Her hope is that when members have future development plans before them, they'll ask questions about where sidewalks will be placed, or request changes that will make a proposal more accessible to pedestrian traffic.


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as i wouldnt know how much should i rewind the film, if i make a hole at the back will get light inside the camera,so any ideas?
I assume you're intending to use 120 film? If so, frame numbers are imprinted on the paper backing. Just get hold of some dark red transparent plastic and have a look at the backing to see where the frame numbers for your chosen format is located (6x6 is in the center; if memory serves, 645 is at the top and 6x9 at the bottom, but you'll see once you get hold of a roll of 120...), then drill a hole in the back at the appropriate position, glue the red plastic onto the body and Bob's your uncle.
It would be advisable to have some sort of mechanism to keep the film flat-ish against the rear of the box - for one, it will keep the film flat during the exposure; also, it will ensure that whatever stray light enters via the hole you drilled for the film frame readout does not bounce about the insides of the camera. (Shouldn't be much of an issue - you'll paint the inside black anyway, I guess.)
yes i use 120mm.
so if i use something like red acrilic plastic sheet(transperant) or paint a transperant sheet with red wouldnt be a problem and light wont come?
my inside is black.
You don't need to use red anything, film nowadays is sensitive to all coloured light, you should however for piece of mind put some tape or some sort of cover to stop light entering the camera all the time and just lift the tape when winding film on.
Something like this guy has done.
As viewed from the camera back, the frame numbers for 2 1/4 x 1 5/8 are centered horozontally and 18mm above center. For 2 1/4 square, they are centered vertically and vertically. For 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 they are 35mm to the right and 20mm below the center.
So - a toned piece of plastic -of any colour- (to minimize light entering in the first place) combined with a piece of tape or something covering the frame window when not needed (further reducing the risk of light leaks) will be your best bet. Also, taking care to have the film firmly placed against the back will make it even less likely that light entering through the frame window will cause any trouble.
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We live here in Montana, and are working with the SBA to guarantee the loan. However they are saying our business does not qualify because we are a sex industry business type? We are opening a Nudist Resort, and Nudism has nothing to do with sex. However, most people still equate sex with nudity and so is the person we are working with at the SBA.
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Personal belongings of all of the 21 men that were forced to leave the Henry's Turkey Service bunkhouse in Atalissa. / Justin Hayworth/The Register
DAVENPORT, IA. — At least 11 of the mentally disabled employees of Henry�s Turkey Service were subjected to physical abuse, mostly at the hands of two of the �caretakers� who ran the Atalissa bunkhouse where the men were housed, a state social worker testified Wednesday.
�Many of the men talked of different forms of punishment,� Iowa Department of Human Services social worker Natalie Neel-McLaughlin testified. �Some of the men would have to repeatedly walk around a pole in the garage area while they were hit or kicked and screamed at.�
A former bunkhouse caretaker reported that one of the men who was forced to walk around the pole while being assaulted wore leg braces and was physically disabled, Neel-McLaughlin said.
The allegations were made in federal court where the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Henry�s, alleging unlawful harassment and discriminatory employment conditions at the company�s now-shuttered labor camp in southeast Iowa.
It marked the first time that detailed reports of physical abuse had been made in connection with the bunkhouse, where the company housed workers for decades.
On the second day of the trial, EEOC attorney Robert Canino presented evidence that many of the disabled men who worked for Henry�s and lived in an Atalissa bunkhouse managed by the company were subjected not only to various forms of discrimination, but also ritualized physical assaults.
Neel-McLaughlin testified that she interviewed the 21 men who were still living at the bunkhouse when it was closed by the state in February 2009.
She described the punishment ritual in the garage as involving both physical assaults and verbal taunts, with the men being cursed and, in some cases, subjected to racial epithets or called a �retard.�
Neel-McLaughlin said the workers identified caretakers Danny Miles and Randy Neubauer as those who hit, kicked or screamed at them.
Neither was ever criminally charged. Both are expected to testify later in the trial.
The worker who wore leg braces but was allegedly forced to walk around the pole while being assaulted was Douglas �Snoopy� Barco, Neel-McLaughlin said.
Another of the men, Willie Levi, was reportedly punched in the face by Miles, Neel-McLaughlin testified.
The social worker said many of the men told her they had been kicked � or seen their fellow workers kicked � in the scrotum by Neubauer.
�It seems like many of the men were kicked in that area on a regular basis,� Neel-McLaughlin testified.
She said when she confronted Neubauer with the allegations, he initially denied them, but later told her he may have struck the men in the scrotum while �horsing around� or playing games with them.
The men said a fellow bunkhouse resident, Tommy Johnson, was taken to the garage area more than once, Neel-McLaughlin testified. �They talked about him having to walk around the pole while he was punched, hit and kicked,� she testified.
The men also told her Johnson was sometimes handcuffed to his bed in the bunkhouse and left there �screaming and crying� as punishment for collecting cigarette butts.
Neel-McLaughlin testified that Neubauer admitted he had handcuffed Johnson to the bed or had someone else do that at his direction. She testified that Neubauer also admitted that the men would sometimes be punished by being denied permission to attend church service.
The EEOC has a pair of handcuffs designated as a proposed exhibit for the trial.
Neel-McLaughlin testified that her investigation showed that not long after she began interviewing the men at the bunkhouse, caretaker Dru Neubauer � Randy�s wife � met with the men and instructed them to �keep their mouths shut� or they�d be in trouble. All of the brochures the men were given about social services were then torn up and thrown away, Neel-McLaughlin testified.
Although state and federal officials have said Henry�s violated state laws related to fire codes, unlicensed care facilities and the abuse of dependent adults, no criminal charges were ever filed related to those allegations, either.
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller declined to pursue charges, saying the civil and administrative penalties that other agencies secured would hold the owners accountable.
In other testimony Wednesday, Mike Rohner of the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals told jurors that over the course of his career he has inspected 400 to 500 care facilities for the elderly and the disabled.
�This would be the worst,� he testified, referring to the bunkhouse.
Kyle Gorsh of the state fire marshal�s office told jurors it appeared that for seven years the building was heated only with electric space heaters because the boiler didn�t work. That posed a significant hazard, he said, particularly in light of the padlocked exit doors, blocked doorways, defective lighting, exposed-wood construction and numerous other fire-code violations.
�In our minds, it was amazing that for seven years they hadn�t had a fire due to this use of space heaters,� Gorsh testified. �There was no doubt in my mind, personally, that if there was a fire in that building someone was going to die.�
Neel-McLaughlin testified that the bunkhouse was clearly inadequate housing.
�The smell of urine was overwhelming, and it would take your breath away,� she testified. �I don�t even know how to begin to describe the number of cockroaches. It was to the point where you could hear them in the walls.�
The attorney for Henry�s, David Scieszinski of Wilton, opted not to present his opening argument Tuesday and asked relatively few questions Wednesday.
Over a period of 40 years, Henry�s sent hundreds of disabled men from Texas to Iowa where they worked in a meat-processing plant for 41 cents an hour. The men were housed in a 100-year-old Atalissa school building the company converted to a bunkhouse.
The EEOC has argued that the company consigned the men to a life of enslavement and �perpetual poverty and dependency.�
The men who worked for Henry�s collected $65 a month after the owners deducted from their pay the cost of living expenses at the bunkhouse. The amount they received never varied, regardless of how many hours the men worked. In addition, the company took some of the workers� disability checks to pay for the same living expenses the payroll deductions were supposed to be funding.


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|Cold water
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|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs), finely chopped
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|Ripe tomatoes
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|Lemon juice
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|Kelp powder/Salt
|1 Teaspoon
|Olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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Place the bulgur in a bowl and pour enough cold water over bulgur to cover completely.
Allow it to soak for about 10 to 15 minutes.
Drain bulgur in a sieve or colander lined with a double thickness of dampened cheesecloth.
Wrap the bulgur in the cheesecloth and squeeze it vigorously until completely dry.
Place the drained bulgur in a deep bowl and add the chopped onion, parsley, tomatoes, lemon juice and kelp powder or salt.
Toss the mixture gently but thoroughly.
Place in refrigerator, covered for about one hour to blend flavors.
Just before serving, stir in the olive oil and chopped mint; adjust seasoning.
Mound the salad in a serving dish surrounded by romaine lettuce leaves.
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Amazing Almond
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Amount per Serving
Fat Cal.
Total Fat
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35 mg
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3 g
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12 - 1.4 oz (40 g) Bars ~ 16.8 oz (480 g)
Amazing Almonds contains almonds. Original Peanut and Chocolate Crisp contain peanuts.
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Product size is off by almost half!
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Comments about BumbleBar Organic Junior Size Energy Bar, Variety Pack, Peanut, Almond, Chocolate, 12 ea:
Product size is off by almost half! comes in .65 oz sizes not 1.4 as advertised.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Not the best tasting product on the market, but bearable for price and nutritional bang for buck
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These bars had a very odd texture - sort of like cardboard. They were not very satisfying or flavorful. The exception is the chocolate flavor, which was actually decent and I might consider buying in the larger size. Overall, I think there are other products out there that are more satisfying for the small snack size and taste much better.
it's.....different. Not bad.
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I was trying to find new natural snack bars. While these are okay, they are an acquired taste. The seeds get stuck in my teeth easily. Flavor is okay but the texture is odd.
DELICIOUS! I love these!!!
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These are a perfect delicious, nutritious, low-cal snack and I love them! I bought the minis so they would be lower calorie. Love the nutritional content as well and the lack of chemicals and tons of sugar.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Really good snack
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I use the Bumble Bars as a snack. At 100 calories each they are perfect. The original is my favorite. Almond is also very good.
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You can keep them in your bag and have a quick bite when you need!I work in an operating room, some times you just have a few minutes to grab something to eat between cases, they come in handy!
Delicious and healthy
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These bars are fantastic-- perfect size to ward off hunger pangs in the afternoon, but only 90 calories, what could be better. For their size, they're little protein powerhouses. Love love love the chocolate ones.
Tastes Great
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What can we learn from Denmark?May 16,2013Today in the United States, unemployment is too high, wages and income are too low, people are struggling to find affordable health care and the wealth and income gap is growing wider. Millions of working families are finding it hard to make ends meet and maintain a dignified standard of living.
In Denmark, social policy in areas like health care, child care, education and protecting the unemployed are part of a solidarity system that provides strong opportunity and security for all citizens. Danes pay high taxes, but in return enjoy a quality of life that many Americans would envy.
Denmark is a small, homogenous nation of about 5.5 million people. The United States is a melting pot of more than 315 million people. No question about it, Denmark and the United States are very different countries.
But are there lessons we can learn from the social model in Denmark? If youre interested in the answer, please attend one of a series of town meetings that I am holding throughout Vermont this weekend with Danish Ambassador Peter Taksoe-Jensen. On Saturday, the ambassador will join me for town meetings at 1 p.m. at Burlington City Hall and at 7 p.m. at the Brattleboro Museum in Brattleboro. On Sunday, join us at 10:30 a.m. at Montpelier High School in Montpelier. Admission is free, questions and comments are encouraged.
Health care in Denmark is universal, free of charge and high in quality. Everybody is covered as a right of citizenship. The Danish health care system is popular, with patient satisfaction much higher than in the United States. In Denmark, every citizen can choose a doctor in their area. Prescription drugs are inexpensive.
Theyre free for those under 18 years of age. Interestingly, despite their universal coverage, the Danish health care system is far more cost-effective than ours. They spend about 11 percent of their GDP on health care. We spend almost 18 percent.
When it comes to raising families, Danes understand that the first few years of a persons life are the most important in terms of intellectual and emotional development. In order to give strong support to expecting parents, mothers get four weeks of paid leave before giving birth.
They get another 14 weeks afterward. Expecting fathers get two paid weeks off, and both parents have the right to 32 more weeks of leave during the first nine years of a childs life. The state covers three-quarters of the cost of child care, more for low-income workers.
At a time when college education in the United States is becoming increasingly unaffordable and the average Vermont college graduate leaves school more than $28,000 in debt, virtually all higher education in Denmark is free. That includes not just college but graduate schools as well, including medical school.
In a volatile global economy, the Danish government recognizes that it must invest heavily in training programs so workers can learn new skills to meet changing workforce demands. It also understands that when people lose their jobs they must have adequate income while they search for new jobs. If a worker loses his or her job in Denmark, unemployment insurance covers up to 90 percent of earnings for as long as two years. Here benefits can be cut off after as few as 26 weeks.
It is no secret that in our country many people are living under great stress.
They work long hours with relatively little time off. In fact, a growing number of businesses provide no vacation and can force workers to work long and irregular shifts.
In Denmark, adequate leisure and family time are considered an important part of having a good life. Every worker in Denmark is entitled to five weeks of paid vacation plus 11 paid holidays.
Recently the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) found that the Danish people rank among the happiest in the world among some 40 countries that were studied. America did not crack the top 10.
Are there lessons that we can learn from the social model in Denmark? You be the judge. Please join us on Saturday in Burlington or Brattleboro, or Sunday morning in Montpelier.
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By Curt email@example.com Clayton County Public Schools' Transportation Department transports an average of 32,000 students to and from school every day, averaging a total distance of 17,000 miles traveled, according to school system Transportation Director John Lyles. That adds up to 3 million miles per year, he said. The job of making sure the children are kept safe on their school buses falls to Transportation Department employees, ranging from the bus drivers to the mechanics who work on the buses at the school system's bus maintenance facility in Jonesboro. This week, the importance of the work those individuals do is in the spotlight. This week is National School Bus Safety Week. In Clayton County, it will be celebrated with refreshments for Clayton County Public Schools Transportation Department employees on Thursday, and with school system Superintendent Edmond Heatley riding a bus to school with Brown Elementary School students on Friday morning, Lyles said. He also said Clayton County police officers will be patrolling bus stops and school zones to enforce traffic laws in those areas. "National School Bus Safety Week is a time where we like to recognize our employees for all of the hard work they do, and to take time to educate the public and encourage them to practice safety in school zones, and around school buses," Lyles said. National School Bus Safety Week is an annual program, started in the early 1990s, that is sponsored by the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT); the National School Transportation Association; the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services; the Pupil Transportation Safety Institute, and several school-bus manufacturers, such as the Bluebird Corp., and Thomas Built Buses, according to the NAPT's web site. Clayton County Public Schools has a fleet of 503 school buses, after recently selling 20 buses because they reached the 10-year age where the state government stops providing funding to help pay for maintenance, Lyles said. He said school-bus drivers are required to do pre-trip and post-trip inspections of their buses. "It starts with the drivers because they are where the tires meet the road," Lyles said. "They are responsible for examining their buses several times a day. Before they pick up any children in the morning, they have to do a pre-trip inspection, in regard to checking things like lubricant levels, tire pressure, and any strange noises that the bus is making." The drivers also have to undergo 40 hours of training before they begin driving students, which exceeds the state requirement of 12 hours of training, Lyles said. The district's Transportation Department also requires drivers to undergo an additional six hours of training through the school year. Lyles also said the buses are brought to the school system Transportation Department's maintenance facility every 22 days for maintenance inspections that are performed by the department's mechanics. Fleet Maintenance Manager Kenneth Brooks said 40 buses are serviced every day. Fleet Maintenance Mechanic Guy "Boots" Mitchell, who has worked for the school system's Transportation Department for 26 years, said mechanics take a great deal of pride in making sure the buses stay running. He said the mechanics will even change out a bus' brakes when there is only three-eighths of an inch on the pad left, even though state regulations state the pads do not have to be changed until one-fourth of an inch is left. "Ninety-nine percent of the time, the buses are in excellent condition when they are brought in for their monthly inspection," Mitchell said. "In 26 years, I've always taken pride, like everyone in this department, in making sure these buses stay in top condition ... It eats me up if I hear someone call one of these buses a piece of junk." In addition to the work done by the employees of the school system's Transportation Department, Lyles said bus safety also is the responsibility of students, and other motorists on the roads. He said students and their parents have to sign an agreement with the school system at the beginning of the year, where the pupils agree to behave on the buses. "They have to stay seated on the bus, and the students are separated by gender, with the girls sitting on one side of the bus, and the boys sitting on the other side, and they are not allowed to put their arms out the windows," Lyles said Motorists should be careful when driving around school buses and school zones, Lyles said. "Drivers need to be very observant around children," he said. "At any time, a child could dart out into the road to retrieve a pencil or a piece of paper. Motorists also need to drive slowly around bus stops and in school zones. If motorists can be careful, it can go a long way toward keeping the children safe."
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