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This account is well out of the SOL. It will hit the 7.5 year mark in February 2013 so it is well past the 4 year mark.
As far as them reporting as a Factoring Company... Many people have stated that they filed a complaint and where successful on this issue. They are a JDB, not a factoring company. From what I understand factoring companies buy accounts in good standing, not collections. They are reporting the account as 1 month terms with KD's. This is the problem.
I've been researching a bit on the "factoring company", and for the most part "factoring companies" do buy good accounts, but there are those that do buy bad debt. You are correct the problem would be them showing the account as open and KD's......That is the problem not how they list themselves.....
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Ok, I understand. Thank you for the help! What should I do now that they have sent that response? Reply back asking for clarification? Call them? Or just wait and see what happens?
I would just wait and see? If they are going to delete it will be off in about 3weeks.
Also, junk and debt collectors may list themselves as "Factoring Companies" instead of debt collectors to claim that they're not subject to FCRA regulations on debt collections. The FCRA states that any collection agency that reports negative information to one or more credit agencies must notify the consumer within 30 days of the first reporting of the negative information.
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The man behind the Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival: Mark Baldridge, 1948-2014
By Sharon Coleman
For decades, Berkeley has been enriched by a vibrant literary community with poetry at its heart, as we see in downtown Berkeley's Addison Street Poetry Walk. At the heart of the poetry community since 1972 has been Poetry Flash, a hub for reviews, articles, event listings, and presenter of many singular literary events. And at the heart of Poetry Flash since 1995 has been Mark Baldridge, in so many capacities from board member to web master, but most notably as Director of the annual Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival.
When Robert Hass was named first U. S. Poet Laureate from the West in 1995, he joined in meetings at International Rivers Network with poets and ecologists to discuss "Nature and the American Imagination," the theme of his laureateship, and to think of ways to engage the public using poetry. Having left a corporate career and started his own small advertising agency, hungry to do something real, Mark attended these meetings. From the discussions came the idea for the first Watershed Festival that took place in April 1996 at the Bandshell of Golden Gate Park. … Continue reading »
The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
JENNIFER KOH Violinist Jennifer Koh is no stranger to Berkeley, although Berkeley audiences may know her as Einstein, a role she undertook when she played in Einstein on the Beach at Cal Performances. This time she plays as herself — a powerful soloist — when she performs Sibelius' Violin Concerto with the Berkeley Symphony tonight, Thursday Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. Also on the program are Elgar's Enigma Variations and Oscar Bettison's Sea Shaped in its world premiere. Tickets for the Zellerbach Hall show cost $15-$74. … Continue reading »
Tagged Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley Symphony, Brenda Hillman, Center for Independent Living, Doughnut Dolly, Downtown Berkeley Association, Ed Roberts Campus, Endless Summer Cinema, Gilman District, Jennifer Koh, Philz Coffee, Robert Hass, Spacepop, Whole Foods Gilman, Zellerbach Hall
Chancellor apologizes for Occupy Cal police response
Chancellor Robert Birgeneau issued an apology today for police tactics during Occupy Cal protests on November 9 on campus.
In a recording made while en route to spending Thanksgiving with his children and grandchildren on the East Coast, Birgeneau said he took full responsibility for the events that day and would do "his very best to ensure that this does not happen again."
The manner in which the police handled Occupy Cal protesters on that November night has come under scrutiny and attracted attention. … Continue reading »
Poet writes about Occupy Cal, protesters plan next steps
Robert Hass, professor of poetry and poetics at UC Berkeley, attended Occupy Cal this month and wrote about his experience in an op-ed piece for the New York Times on Sunday titled "Poet-Bashing Police".
He decided to go on campus with his wife, Brenda Hillman, after hearing about police beating protesters with truncheons in order gain access to, and dismantle, tents that had been declared unauthorized by the Cal administration.
"I wanted to see what was going to happen and how the police behaved, and how the students behaved. If there was trouble, we wanted to be there to do what we could to protect the students," he writes.
As we reported on November 14th, the former poet laureate ended up being hit by police and his wife was knocked to the ground. The experience, he writes, got him thinking that "life is full of strange contingencies." Read the full column in the New York Times. … Continue reading »
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Brandon Sutter scored twice in the final seven minutes to cap a furious rally and the Pittsburgh Penguins slipped past the Boston Bruins 3-2 on Tuesday night. Chris Kunitz started Pittsburgh's third-period surge with his 18th goal of the season and Sutter beat Boston's Anton Khudobin twice in less than four minutes, including the game-winner with 2:03 remaining. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 14 shots for the Penguins, who broke loose late against the NHL's best defensive team in winning their sixth straight. Zdeno Chara and Tyler Seguin scored first-period goals for the Bruins. Khudobin made 31 saves and the Bruins kept Pittsburgh's high-powered offense in check until the final minutes of a matchup between two of the Eastern Conference's best teams. The Penguins played their second straight game without reigning NHL MVP Evgeni Malkin, out for at least a week with an undisclosed upper body injury. Pittsburgh hardly missed him in a 6-1 romp over the New York Islanders on Sunday, but B...
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While relatively available in the lower Mint State grades, gem examples of the 1876-CC half dollar are very scarce. PCGS has graded seven in MS 65 with one better as of June 1999 while NGC has seen five MS 65s and two better. The finest known is the spectacular Eliasberg II: 2038 coin, later graded MS 68 by NGC.
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Season 3's finale
"No More Drama in My Day"
Or... maybe "
Can't fit anymore drama in this Day."
Interesting underlying theme.. how far would you go to save someone / save yourself?
Jane listens to Maura's concerns and decides to try and "save" Casey by talking him out of his "magical thinking" operation.
Angela tells Hope there's no shame in going to any extreme for those she loves.
Hope refuses to take Maura's brushoffs and faces humiliation to try and save the daughter she raised by asking for a kidney of the daughter she denied.
Frankie and Jane try several times to run into the collapsing building to save their brother and nephew, not to mention Jane's partner.
Jane and Maura DO sneak into a tunnel under the collapsing building for those very reasons.
They all had choices...
Maura chose to ignore Hope's request until she realized that she was willing to sacrifice herself for Frost and Tommy and TJ... so why not her blood sister?
And in the end.. even Casey has a choice, one he must make for himself. Live for him half a life or make a desperate grasp for a whole one.
I almost hope he survives and walks again. I even hope he's strong enough to walk away from Jane next year since she couldn't see/understand his pain much less support his choice.
I especially liked having greed/corporate shennanigans be the bad guy this week instead of yet another serial killer.
Now, I just need to wait for season 4 to start this summer.
Over all, despite its weak points, I'm still enjoying this show.
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At Hinterland, a tasting menu for diners who love vegetables
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Music, singing shine in 'Phantom of the Opera' at Marcus Center
In any production of "The Phantom of the Opera," things first really kick into gear when Christine descends into the Phantom's lair, lured by that intoxicating voice that's already firmly lodged inside her mind.
It's still more thrilling — in the revamped and lavishly designed touring "Phantom" now at the Marcus Center — to watch Christine take that precarious, vertigo-inducing plunge along a series of seemingly free-floating stairs, which emerge one by one from a revolving, two-story turret. »Read Full Article
RiverMill Foods opens in its new location, in Elm Grove
With its remodeling of the former Nora B's in Elm Grove complete, RiverMill Foods opened in its new, larger home late this week.
The restaurant moved from downtown Waukesha to be more centrally located to its catering clients, owner Laurie Runyan said. It's open to the public for sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, breads and cheesecake, and has added breakfast items at its new place, at 890 Elm Grove Road in the Village Court plaza. »Read Full Blog Post


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If you thought yesterday's Doin' It Well playlist geared toward freaks was a tad scandalous, today's Cuffin Season topic might really send your moral compasses whirling. In matters of the heart, we sometimes can't control where our affections land, amiright? And in some instances, brewing feelings for someone who's already in a relationship can be an unexpected reality that hits your bubble of awareness after it's too late.
What's the code of ethics to abide by when your heart and loins are telling you one thing, and your mind's screaming the opposite? I'm no moral arbiter, but I do know one thing: whether the apple of your eye has been happily taken for years or is in the midst of a rocky separation from their significant other, wanting to scoop up someone who's already cuffed is never an easy set of circumstances to end up in. The situations vary for everyone, too! Maybe your crush has no idea that you're silently swooning in their presence, or maybe they're aware of your feelings and have been stringing you along for months, dangling a I'll-be-single-soon carrot in front of your face. Perhaps they're recently single, but are still moping and fawning over their ex. Maybe they sincerely care for you and see a future together, but have been stuck in a repetitive break-up-to-make-up cycle that, from your vantage point, seems unlikely to end soon. Any of this drama sounding familiar, or am I just projecting?
Whether your Cuff target's intentions are good, bad, or ugly, today's Cuffin' Season playlist will be one you'll certainly relate to. Entitled We Belong Together: Pulling A (They're Already Taken) Robbery, this collection of songs includes everything from the boldly confident (*NSYNC's "It's Gonna Be Me"), the grounded and rational (Erykah Badu "Next Lifetime"), to the most heart-breakingingly vulnerable (Mario "Let Me Love You"). And remember, hitting @VH1 or @VH1Music on Twitter with #CuffinSeason suggestions is definitely welcomed. If there are songs we missed on these playlists that are applicable for other (music) lovers out there, we can't help but wait to hear them!


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You are hereHumboldt Toiyabe National Forest
Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest
Backpacking the Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest.
White, Sierra Shrub, White Mountain Heather, Carson Iceberg Wilderness
Sierra Shrub: White Mountain Heather.
Location: East Fork of the Carson River, Carson Iceberg Wilderness, Toiyabe National Forest.
Scientifc Name: Cassiope mertensiana.
Elevation: 10,000 feet.
Purple, Sierra Shrub, Purple Mountain Heather
Sierra Shrub: Purple Mountain Heather.
Location: Headwaters Bowl of the East Fork of the Carson River. Carson Iceberg Wilderness, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.
Elevation: 10, 200 feet.
Can you see the bumblebee above?
Lightening Safety for Backpackers: Caught Out with Bubba and Dave.
Lightening Safety for Backpackers: Caught Out.
I have observed Summertime heat weather in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range for decades. The recipie is simple. Heatwaves in the Valley fill the atmosphere with hot evaporated moisture, a gentle onshore breeze pushes it up the Sierra Crest, and the cooling does the rest.
Weather Image: Wolf Creek frozen into layers of Slush, PCT, Carson Iceberg.
Weather Image: Wolf Creek frozen into layers of Slush.
Location: Along the Pacific Crest Trail between Ebbetts Pass and Sonora Pass. Carson-Iceberg Wilderness. Oct 26 2011.
I consider this an effect of weather...
Trail Guide: Tyron Peak to Murray Canyon.
Weather Image: Flat Rainbow
Flat Rainbow, Carson Iceberg Wilderness. High Sierra Nevada mountains. Sometime in the '90s. I'll look it up...
Pink, Shrub, Wild Rose, East Carson River, Carson Iceberg Wilderness
Shrub, Pink, Pygmy Rose? Backpacking East Carson River, Dumonts Meadow, Carson Iceberg Wilderness.
I believe this is a wild rose folding up at the end of its blooming season.
Location: Dumonts Meadow along East Carson River
Date: July 2010.
Elevation: 6726 feet.
Red, Flower, Indian Paintbrush, East Carson River
Brewers Indian Paintbrush
Backpacking East Carson River, Carson-Iceberg Wilderness, July 2009. 8800 feet.
Trail Guide: Boulder Lake to East Carson River trail junction.
Purple, Flower, High Sierra, Murray Canyon, Carson Iceberg Wilderness
Flower, Purple, Phlox Diffusa? Murray Canyon in the Carson Iceberg Wilderness.
Trail Guide: Murray Canyon
Murray Canyon to Boulder Lake Trail Junctions: PCT, Ebbetts to Sonora Pass
This is the backpacker's forum for the Murray Canyon to Boulder Lake trail junctions heading Southbound on the Pacific Crest Trail between Ebbetts and Sonora Passes in the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness of the Toiyabe National Forest.
Enough Information?
Nope. Your experiences will fatten up the trail guide...
Backpacking Tyron Peak to Murray Canyon: Entering the East Carson River
This is the backpacker's forum, questions and comments page for: Backpacking Tyron Peak to Murray Canyon: Entering the East Carson River Valley. As we bend Southeast Murray Canyon will bring us to the first connector trail with the East Carson River.
Have you been through here? How was it for you?
But first, let's run South from our high vantage point on the side of Tyron Peak down past Asa Lake to the Highland Lakes trail juction at Wolf Creek Pass.


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I thought it would be fun to write up some poll questions and see the answers. These answers reflect what I hear all the time. They aren't strawmen because I've heard people who sincerely espouse them all.
There are no points or score of anything like that, because this is too complex to fit on a linear scale. Just write down your answers, list them in the comments, and waste a bunch of time arguing about them.
Here we go.
1) The military is…
A) Necessary to defend our country, but much larger than it needs to be. Its funding should be cut by 10-30% to help fund health care, infrastructure, and programs for the needy.
B) Essential. The world is a dangerous place, and we need a large military to assert our interests globally. Funding should be kept roughly where it is, though it would be nice if there were less waste and more efficiency. Maybe the military should even be a little larger than it is now.
C) An overblown military-industrial complex perpetuated by bloodthirsty hawks, killer of women and children, provoking the entire world to rebel against our imperialist designs. Say no to War, say no to Imperialism.
D) Too large, and indicative of the runaway expansionary policies of big government. The military should be cut, just like every other sector of government.
E) Uhhh… I think that we should really consider… (waffling, bringing up complex tangential points, hyper-analysis and hesitation that doesn't amount to a concrete answer.)
F) I don't know.
2) The best way to deal with the economy is…
A) To put the bankers in jail, where they belong, let banks fail, and give the people their due share. We need to tax and regulate out-of-control corporations so that the ultra-rich don't exploit us. The People are tired of being kicked around by the ultra-wealthy.
B) Carefully manage the economy by lowering interest rates and increasing the money supply to stimulate growth.
C) Stop lowering interest rates, let the market do its thing, and get the government's grubby hands out of the economy. And oh, we obviously need to go back to the gold standard. Impose "austerity" (they used to call it "economy") to lower our debt, which is unsustainable.
D) Keep an eye on the economy, don't artificially lower interest rates, regulate corporations with a light hand if need be, neither let the free market have total free rein nor print money like it's going out of style. Impose some degree of austerity to lower our public debt, which is unsustainable.
E) None of these answers describe me. My real answer is special and very lengthy, but doesn't make any concrete policy suggestions. Basically, I don't know anything about economics but want to sound smart.
F) I'm not an economist, and I admit I don't know much about economics. Next question.
3) Democracy…
A) Is dominated by corrupt politicians. These scumbags are controlled by lobbyists and the elite. Their choices don't reflect the common good. "Democracy" in America is not very democratic at all. The people need our say, and we aren't getting it. Get rid of these clowns and replace them with direct democracy.
B) Is more or less fine as it is. It's not perfect, and I have some quibbles with it, but by and large the system works, as it has for hundreds of years.
C) Is a wonderful thing. We should appreciate the benefits of democracy, enjoy how free our country is, and stop taking democracy for granted.
D) Is dominated by the rich and powerful and is therefore unjust. We need a strong leader who really cares about the People and does what it takes to ensure that the plutocracy stops exploiting the working class, even if it means suspending democratic processes for the good of the proletariat.
E) Threatens freedom. We need to place a priority on freedom and not so much on mob rule. Popular rule often compromises individual freedoms. Government needs to be much smaller, to let us live in peace, and observe the non-aggression principle. We also need much lower taxes.
F) Was a terrible idea from the start. The whole thing should be thrown into the wood chipper.
G) No idea.
4) Equality…
A) Is the bedrock on which our nation was built. Social justice should be our major priority. All people are created equal. I particularly think we should be concerned about equal rights for minorities, women, the disabled, transgendered, and other oppressed groups. The world the way it is now is just plain unfair.
B) Should be maintained under the law, but we shouldn't get too carried away. I believe in equality of opportunity, but not in social engineering everyone to be perfectly equal at all times. Redistributing too much wealth would just turn us into Communists, but I think that the rich can afford to fork over enough cash for some basic services like health care.
C) What is this equality you speak of?
D) This poll seems so serious. I would rather make a funny joke to lighten the mood. Why are you so obsessed with all this stuff?
5) Drones…
A) Are pretty handy for blowing up terrorists. Terrorists go boom.
B) Demonstrate how our freedoms are being compromised by leaders with no checks on their power. You could be next.
C) Seem like a useful tool for surveillance and precision strikes, but we need to carefully introduce legislation to ensure that these technologies aren't abused in the future.
D) I don't care.
6) Firearms…
A) Are lawful and should not be restricted.
B) Are used to kill dozens of people in blood-soaked shooting sprees. We need to introduce new gun legislation that puts restrictions on high-capacity magazines and assault rifles. Assault rifles have no reasonable use in hunting. It doesn't take an AK-47 to take down a deer.
C) Can be dangerous, but due to the 2nd Amendment, we shouldn't regulate them too harshly. Instead of focusing on the guns themselves, we need to be a more responsible society and reach out to people who seem disturbed.
D) Don't care.
7) Immigration…
A) Contributes valuable diversity and human capital to our country. Everyone has the right to be here. The right to choose where you live is a fundamental human right.
B) Is necessary because there are so many jobs Americans won't do. Who is going to work in the fields, if we don't have immigrants?
C) Is destroying our culture.
D) Is too contentious. I don't have an opinion.
8) Marijuana…
A) Is good for getting you high. Rolling technique is important.
B) I'm alright with it, but don't usually smoke.
C) Is a drug that turns people into lazy slobs.
D) Is a dangerous drug and needs to remain illegal.
E) I've never seen a marijuana before.
9) Gays…
A) Deserve the same rights as everyone else, including the right to marry and to adopt.
B) Should not be married. Marriage is between a man and a woman.
C) Why does the government have the authority to grant marriage licenses, again?
D) It makes no difference to me.
10) The death penalty…
A) Is barbaric and should be banned.
B) Costs too much to carry out, and should be suspended for that reason.
C) Is a necessary deterrent. It can be expensive, but it's worth it.
D) We need to remove the barriers that make it so expensive for the state to execute the worst criminals. Let 'em fry.
E) I'm not sure.
11) "Human biodiversity"…
A) Never heard of it.
B) Is a code-word for racism.
C) Is a fact. Different ethnicities have different relative qualities, and varying averages make an aggregate difference.
D) The idea makes me uncomfortable.
12) Evolutionary psychology…
A) Don't know much about it.
B) Makes some good points, but there's a lot more to people than evpsych just-so stories. Look deeper.
C) Determines the primary contours of our psychology, and the rest of just icing on the cake.
D) More research is needed before we can say anything conclusive.
13) Authority and hierarchy…
A) Is a way for a bunch of old white men to masturbate in the mirror.
B) Has its place, especially in the workplace, but it shouldn't be omnipresent in society. Many bosses are assholes.
C) Is the foundation on which a healthy society should be built.
D) No opinion.
A) Is a meaningless measure. It only measures how well you can do on IQ tests, and that's it.
B) Probably matters somewhat, but it makes me uncomfortable to think about.
C) Exists, and makes a huge difference in all areas of life.
D) I don't know.
15) Government…
A) Should stay out of society's business. Freedom is the most important.
B) Should stay out of our private lives, but provide a social safety net.
C) Done well, can lead a country to greatness.
D) I'm not sure.


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After the Ball
took me a half a day to watch it. ha, ha ok
took me a half a day to watch it. ha, ha ok
Melies at the height of his magical powers.
Looks like an intense amount of work went into such a short piece. Interesting to see something from the 1800's no less.
Actually, this was quite funny. So many people have such a strong reaction to insects, bugs, etc. Amusing.
Interesting insight into what could be done with imagination.


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Here's a render of the props I've included in my set - cavitation bubble trails for Aquatic Genesis!
Now you can add air bubbles or cavitation bubbles (those are the bubbles created by pressure differences caused by something moving fast through the water.) There are conforming bubble trails for the crest fin, the right and left hand fins, the right and left foot fins, and the right and left mouth.
Also I've included a static bubble trail prop and an articulated bubble trail prop for those occasions when you want to add extra bubbles to wherever. The non-conforming bubble trails aren't pictured here. (Sorry, still working on the render.)
In addition There are four separate material zones for all the bubble trails to tailor to your needs, as well as four different mat poses to go the range from deep water bubbles to those found at the surface.


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Activists threw rocks at contractors inspecting the Ulpana neighborhood in preparation for the evacuation of five apartment buildings there.
The inspection came as caravillas, or portable homes, were being delivered Wednesday to a military base adjacent to the community where the evacuees will be housed until their apartments are relocated. The caravillas reportedly were disguised to avoid being damaged by activists who support the neighborhood on the outskirts of the Beit El settlement.
Hours before the attack on the contractors, the rabbi of Beit El, Rabbi Zalman Melamed, called for a "decisive struggle" against the evacuation of the five apartment buildings housing 30 families. In a public letter issued Wednesday, Melamud called for "dedication and sacrifice," and said the struggle should consist of dialogue as well as protest.
Israel's Supreme Court ruled in September that the neighborhood should be razed, siding with a lawsuit filed by Palestinians who said they owned the land. A deadline of July 1 is set for the evacuation.
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IBM Gets 30 Days Community Service 147 147
Posted by Hemos
from the pretty-funny dept.
from the pretty-funny dept.
CelestialWizard writes "Linuxworld have this story regarding the IBM employee that has been ordered to perform 30 days community service for spray painting "Peace, Love and Linux" ads on Chicago sidewalks. See the older story."


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GLOB is a platformer where you can change the level as you go. Switch between levels states and dodge enemies to collect all the orbs and complete each level. Can you get a gold medal on all 50 levels?
Jun 14th, 2013 0 people agree 0 people don't
Good concept, but movement is extremely glitchy at most times and often kills you for no reason.


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Winter!: Prepare for holiday gaming!
I loved this game. Some of the puzzles could have been better, but I loved the music, the darkness and the overall vibe. So great at the time. It literally blew me away.
Game Traits applied to The 11th Hour [DOS] (PC) by tibbon
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Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
|Pineapple slices
|16 1⁄2 Ounce
|Butter/Regular margarine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Light brown sugar
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Maraschino cherries
|Pecan halves/Broken walnuts
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Granulated sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Whipped cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Preheat oven to 350F.
Drain pineapple, reserv- ing 2 tablespoons of the syrup.
Melt butter in a 10-inch heavy skillet, over low heat.
(See Note.) Add brown sugar, stirring until sugar is melted.
Remove from heat.
Arrange drained pineapple on sugar mixture in skillet.
Fill centers of pineapple slices with cherries and spaces between slices with pecans.
Set skillet aside.
Into medium bowl, sift flour with granulated sugar, baking powder, and salt.
Add shortening and milk.
With electric mixer at medium speed, beat 2 minutes.
Add egg and reserved pineapple syrup; beat 2 minutes longer.
Pour cake batter over pineapple in skillet, spreading evenly.
Bake 40 to 45 minutes, or until cake springs back when gently pressed with fingertip.
Let stand on wire rack just 5 minutes.
With small spatula, loosen cake from edge of skillet.
Cover with serving plate; invert; shake gently; then lift off pan.
Serve the cake warm.
Top individual servings with whipped cream.
Or top with small spoonfuls of vanilla ice cream, if desired.
Note: If skillet does not have an iron or heat-proof handle, wrap handle in aluminum foil.Makes 8 servings.


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Upcoming IDVAAC & WOCN, Inc. Blog Talk Radio Show is June 18 2015 LGBTQ and DV Part II
2014-2015 Upcoming IDVAAC & WOCN, Inc. Blog Talk Radio Shows
- January 2015 Faith, Spirituality and DV
- February 19 2015 Healing and DV Part II
- March 19 2015 Women Sex Workers, Trafficking and Violence
- April 16 2015 What is Sexual Violence and the link to DV?
- May 21 2015 Elder Abuse
- June 18 2015 LGBTQ and DV Part II
- July 16 2015 Boys Incarcerated for Defending their Mothers
2013-2014 Archived IDVAAC & WOCN, Inc. Blog Talk Radio Shows
- Sept 2013: Historical Trauma: Hosts Sumayya Coleman and Alice Lynch and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson discuss the ways that historical trauma exacerbates intimate partner violence against African American women. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2013/09/20/historical-trauma-and-domestic-violence
- Oct 2013: Survivor Speaks: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and show commentator Tonya Lovelace bring forward the voices of African American survivors of domestic violence. This show is dedicated to hearing the stories of survivors and receiving guidance from them on the best strategies for reaching and serving African American women, their families and their communities. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2013/10/18/african-american-survivors-of-domestic-violence-speak
- Dec 2013: Reproductive Justice: Hosts Sumayya Coleman and Alice Lynch and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson talk to Loretta Ross and Annika Leonard about reproductive justice and placing the experiences and priorities of Black women who are survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the foreground. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2013/12/20/reproductive-justice-within-the-black-community
- Jan 2014: Healthy Masculinity: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Tonya Lovelace talk to Lavar Youmans and Christopher St. Vil about healthy masculinity and the elements of male dominance and privilege that create the foundation for intimate partner violence. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/01/17/healthy-masculinity
- Feb 2014: Hosts Welfare& DV Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson talk to Dr. LaFrancis Rogers-Rose and Lisalyn Jacobs about the intersecting issues of domestic violence and welfare, and how the barriers that survivors face make it harder for them to overcome poverty and obtain economic stability. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/02/21/welfare-and-domestic-violence
- Mar 2014: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson as they talk to Annika Leonard and Asia Smith about the prevalence of dating violence and the impact it has in the African American community. The interview promises to shed light on the potential risk-factors for dating violence, its consequences, and provide a critical review of effective preventative strategies utilized to help reduce and eliminate this serious public health. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/03/21/dating-violence
- Apr 2014: ACE Study: hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson as they talk to Barbara Simpson and Dave Ellis about the health and social impact of growing up with adverse childhood experience. The show will examine how these experiences can affect later-life health and well being. We will also take a closer look at the prevalence of ACEs in the African American community. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/04/18/the-ace-study-and-the-african-american-community
- May 2014: Gender Identity/LGBTQ: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson as they talk to Rose Pulliam and B. Cole about the dynamics of intimate partner violence in lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) communities. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/05/16/gender-identitylgbtq
- June 2014 show cancelled
- July 2014: Domestic Violence and Healing: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman, and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson as they speak to Zoe Flowers about the importance of supporting survivors in their recovery from domestic and sexual violence, and various methods that may help with the healing process. The show will also discuss vicarious trauma and ways that it impacts those working in the caring professions. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/07/18/domestic-violence-and-healing
- Aug 2014: Engaging Allies: Hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and show commentator Tonya Lovelace as they talk to Lynn Peters and Quentin Walcott about what it means to serve as Aspiring Allies to African American women survivors of violence and advocates, and the importance of recognizing and fighting against racism, sexism and privilege within the anti-violence movement and in society at large. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/08/22/engaging-allies
- Sept 2014: Economic Abuse and Economic Justice: Hosts Sumayya Coleman and Alice Lynch and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson speak with Lisalyn Jacobs and Kalyn Risker about Economic Abuse, the barriers that survivors face in seeking safety, and the need for community-based support in helping survivors achieve economic security and violence-free lives. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/idvaac/2014/09/19/economic-abuse-and-economic-justice
- October 23: Cancelled
- November 20: The Marissa Alexander Case and the Quest for Justice (recording upcoming)
2014 Archived News
- National Sexual Violence Resource Center Newsletter, Spring-Summer 2014. In January, The White House issued a renewed call to action to prevent sexual assault on college campuses, and President Barack Obama created a special task force to protect students from sexual assault. With a promising amount of public focus on the subject, the Clery Center for Security On Campus provides timely information on the latest amendments to the Jeanne Clery Act. The Clery Center points out that great education is meaningless if we are not willing to do our best to protect the well-being of students. A genuine national commitment to transforming campus culture is needed, and recent updates to legislation have the potential to enhance campus safety for generations to come. http://www.nsvrc.org/sites/default/files/publications_nsvrc-the-resource_spring-summer-2014.txt
- Domestic Violence: What Would Our Churches Do? While the recent reports of domestic violence involving NFL players has brought some much needed attention to this serious and preventable public health problem, few have spoken about how faith-based organizations can assume an important role in both addressing and preventing domestic violence.http://www.dioceseofnewark.org/canons-blog/domestic-violence-what-can-our-churches-do
- MSNBC The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell. Tonya Lovelace Davis joins in the conversation "Janay Rice's Story". Janay Rice, in her own words and why women stay with men in abusive relationships. Lawrence O'Donnell talks with domestic violence experts Natalie Sokoloff and Tonya Lovelace Davis. http://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/janay-rices-story-327136323659
- MSNBC The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell Transcript http://www.nbcnews.com/id/56031849/ns/msnbc/t/last-word-lawrence-odonnell-tuesday-september-th/#.VEE64OeMn2U
2013 Archived News
- Black Women at Greater Risk of Becoming Victims of Homicidal Domestic Violence. Domestic violence is a crime that cuts a painful swath across all races, socioeconomic levels and cultures.But experts in the field say that one set of victims — black women — is at a far greater risk to experience the grimmest of all domestic violence statistics: They are about three times more likely to die at the hands of a partner or ex-partner than members of other racial groups. Intimate-partner homicide is also among the leading causes of death for black women ages 15 to 35. http://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/headlines/20130921-black-women-at-greater-risk-of-becoming-victims-of-homicidal-domestic-violence.ece
- Healthy Masculinity Action Project's Healthy Masculinity and Race. Tonya Lovelace joins Emillano Diaz de Leon as facilitators for Black History Month Twitter Town Hall. https://storify.com/mencanstoprape/healthymasculinity-twitter-town-hall
2012 Archived News
- Cultural Conversation Show. Tonya Lovelace was interviewed by host Verona Mitchell regarding the murder/suicide of football player Javon Beicher, his girlfriend and mother of a newborn, Kassandra Perkins. The show looked at the rising incidents of violence among celebrities.http://www.podcasts.com/cultural_conversations/episode/domestic-violence-from-everyday-citizens-to-celebrities-dec-112012
LEAP Project Press Release CALCASA/WOCN SACRAMENTO, Calif.—October 29, 2012—The California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA), in partnership with the Women of Color Network (WOCN), a project of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV), have been granted an award to establish a national training & technical assistance project, entitled Leadership Education and Advancement for Professionals (LEAP). http://www.calcasa.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEAP-press-release_rev.pdf
2011 Archived News
A Call To Men Salutes Visionary Leadership. Since our inception, Tonya Lovelace has believed in the importance of the groundbreaking work of A CALL TO MEN and provided invaluable insight and leadership. We are forever grateful for her strength, vision and support. http://www.acalltomen.org/sites/default/files/The_CALL_Fall_2011.pdf
- WOCN signs the Black Women to the SlutWalk Open Letter to denouncing rape by referring to any aspect of a woman's appearance. http://myfreedomlounge.com/forum/topic/16
2009 Archived News
- Women of Color Network's Definition of Cultural Competency is cited and referenced in an article written by Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence in their December 2009 newsletter. http://www.endabusewi.org/sites/default/files/resources/CoalitionChronicles_Dec09.pdf
- "Who Is Helping Rihanna?"A National Statement from the Women of Color Network – A National Organization Responding to Violence Against Women of Color To read full text: Rhianna 2009
Joy Keys Radio Show. Tonya Lovelace joins national colleagues in the Violence Against Women Movement to collectively discuss domestic violence and how to access services. http://cdn.btrcdn.com/joykeys/2009/02/07/domestic-violence
2008 Archived News
Meet Tonya Lovelace by Kirsten Lesak-Greenberg "I choose to devote myself to the field of domestic violence against women, because it has impacted my life both as a survivor of sexual assault and as a child witness." http://www.idvaac.org/assemblingthepieces/articles/meet/lovelace.html


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- New Enhanced UI
- Quick share link to send meeting information to users
- Viewer has a quick access button to View All PCs
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1. Prevent remote viewer from controlling computer
2. Prevent remote viewer from transferring files
3. Disable local mouse and keyboard during sessions
- Bug fix for Mac viewer displaying black screen
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Of course, collaboration between international employees can be both difficult and expensive. To cut expenses, save time and increase efficiency we've come up with five cost effective ways to enhance your international collaboration efforts.
Send regular companywide updates
Creating a sense of company-wide collaboration is an essential part of building a strong team, even if members are in different geographic locations. One inexpensive yet effective way to do this is to compose and send regular companywide updates that keep every employee in the loop. A kind of corporate newsletter to announce new developments, recognise high performers and generally create a stronger international community of workers.
Invest in remote desktop sharing and meeting services
For enterprises manned by an international workforce, investing in remote desktop sharing and meeting services software is a hugely effective way to boost collaboration strategies. Instead of relying on group emails and conference calls, employees will be able to remotely share and access the desktops of their colleagues in an instant. They'll also be able to use meeting services to attend virtual conferences with employees on the other side of the world.
Ensure contact details are readily available
Another way to create a strong international collaboration strategy is to ensure that all employees have access to the contact details of their colleagues. Direct email and phone lines will make it far easier and faster for them to ask questions, answer questions, and check facts. Company wide intranet services and employee databases already make this simple.
Launch a company intranet
It may require an initial investment of time and money but launching a company intranet can seriously augment international collaboration. It will give every employee access to a wide range of information, at their fingertips.
Armed with these five simple tips, you should be able to create a cost effective international collaboration strategy.
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This feature is available to all our customers.
- Access your unattended PCs from any Browser.
- An easy and secure way to reach your PC.
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Infiltration of all sectors
In the future expect to see desktop sharing emerge as a must have tool for businesses and service providers operating in all market sectors. As well as its current applications for corporate sectors such as business, banking, taxation and law, desktop sharing tools will also be adopted by a myriad of other markets such as healthcare, retail, science and more.
Collaboration in the workplace
Building better teams is an integral part of business growth and success. Rather than rely on group emails, presentations and conference calls for inter-team communication, desktop sharing will emerge as an efficient and effective tool for fostering excellent teamwork. The ability for employees to view and share remote desktops in just seconds will save time, boost productivity and encourage innovation.
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Could desktop sharing soon be a feature seen on the smartphones of everyday citizens? According to insider chatter, the answer is yes! Apple has recently been granted a patent which would see FaceTime double as a collaborative productivity tool where users can share screens while conducting a two-way video conversation. Furthermore, leading remote desktop support and meeting providers such as ShowMyPC are already offering Android and iPhone support across their range of packages.
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With plenty of exciting new developments on the horizon, the future of desktop sharing is looking bright.
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If you're a CPA, it's a great opportunity to bring in extra business. However, it also pays to arm yourself with the right technology to make the process faster, easier and more accurate. Remote support and desktop sharing software ShowMyPC is the definitive solution, allowing CPAs to prepare last minute tax returns with ease. So what are the benefits? Read on for an overview of why ShowMyPC should be a core tool in the software inventory of any CPA.
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Gathering files, folders and documents is one of the longest, and most tedious aspects of preparing a tax return. When projects need to be completed at the last minute it can also be incredibly stressful. With ShowMyPC, CPAs can gain remote access to the PCs of their clients in matter of minutes. They can then search for and access all relevant tax documents, at their fingertips.
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CPAs tend to have large portfolios of clients which means the service needs to be compatible with various different PCs. When investing in ShowMyPC software, CPAs enjoy unlimited access to remote support and desktop sharing services.
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Communication is critical when preparing last minute tax returns. From double checking figures to clearing up any ambiguous accounts, the ShowMyPC premium meeting support service allows CPAs to engage in online conferences with any client.
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Busch's grocery store signature 1951 Chevy pickup truck on display at 2013 "Rolling Sculpture Car Show," in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Appropriately, the couple that happened by as I was making this image are attired in typical Ann Arbor resident garb.
Photographed using Leica X2 digital camera with Elmarit 24mm f/2.8 lens; APS-C sensor (23.6mm x 15.8mm), 16.2 megapixels; set to f/5.0 at 1/200-second exposure, ISO 200; daylight. Composed for 7 x 5 aspect ratio; raw to jpeg. Processed in Adobe Lightroom 4 and Photoshop Elements 10.
Photographic equipment: Norman Camera, Kalamazoo, Michigan
July 12, 2013
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Stephen Hawking is once again warning about the perils of AI. "The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race," he recently told the BBC, adding that "It would take off on its own, and re-design itself at an ever increasing rate...Humans, who are limited by slow biological… »
Creating Mutated Versions Of Viruses Not Worth The Risk, Say Scientists
In the wake of an experiment to see if a mutated form of the H5N1 bird flu could be made transmissible to humans, a pair of biologists are now speaking out about the potential risks posed by such endeavors; they say there's a much greater chance that these viruses could escape from the lab than we've been led to… »
Why Asimov's Three Laws Of Robotics Can't Protect Us
It's been 50 years since Isaac Asimov devised his famous Three Laws of Robotics — a set of rules designed to ensure friendly robot behavior. Though intended as a literary device, these laws are heralded by some as a ready-made prescription for avoiding the robopocalypse. We spoke to the experts to find out if Asimov's… »
A Massive Solar Superstorm Nearly Blasted The Earth In 2012
Back on July 23, 2012 a furious solar magnetic storm just grazed our planet. Had it erupted just nine days earlier, it would have hit us, causing extensive damage to our technological infrastructure. It would have been a geomagnetic catastrophe the likes of which we've never seen. Scientists say the close shave should… »
Could a juiced-up particle accelerator destroy the Earth?
One of the world's largest particle colliders is about to undergo upgrades that will make it considerably more powerful than it is now. The ensuing experiments will once again take us into uncharted scientific waters, prompting critics to warn of a potential catastrophe — one powerful enough to destroy our entire… »
Senior U.S. spies warn of future security threats
A senior American spy chief has released his assessment of the most troubling threats facing the US — a list that includes terrorism, hackers, WMD proliferation, pandemics, extreme weather events — and the militarization of space. »
Sir David Attenborough says the future is going to totally suck
Speaking to Radio Times, he also said that China's one child policy wasn't a terrible idea, and that humanity has essentially stopped evolving. »
The end of the world isn't as likely as humans fighting back
Scenarios for the future that involve a horrifying end for humanity might make for exciting reading, but they're the most unlikely of scenarios — and incredibly unhelpful in creating a better tomorrow. »
How Much Longer Before Our First AI Catastrophe?
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Will we survive our technology?
Our technologies are becoming more powerful with each passing year — and with an eerie regularity. This has led some to believe that we're hurtling towards a sort of nexus point, the so-called Singularity. Looking to explore this possibility, director Doug Wolens recently put together a fascinating documentary on the… »
NASA downgrades AG5 asteroid threat -– but we're not out of the woods…
A recently concluded NASA workshop has determined that asteroid 2011 AG5 has a very slim chance of hitting the Earth in 2040 –- a 1-in-500 chance to be exact. But scientists say that the possibility of impact could increase substantially after the asteroid's flyby in 2023 when it passes through a very critical… »


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40 year old man | Los Angeles, CA, USA | Seeking women 25-33 within 50 miles
Too many angles to fit in a box.
I am a jet pilot. I used to model for Abercrombie, but after I learned French, Arabic and several dialects of Chinese, I became an international spy. That was before I found the cure for cancer. These days I'm just an online entrepreneur and inventor, designing and building cutting edge tech for photographers. Okay, maybe I stretched the truth on some of that... Exaggerations aside, my harshest critics would tell you I'm a world-class cuddler, epic conversationalist (love getting to know people and learning about them), am pretty good at embarrassing myself in CrossFit class, and if a plate of sushi is sitting in front of me, it will quickly disappear. I can make anyone laugh, just by dancing. Works every time. I've just been too busy eating chips and salsa to go to salsa class, so if you can teach me to merengue or bachata, I'll be eternally grateful. I'll pay you back in free Coronas, while I wear sunscreen-greased shades, as we soak up the sol in Malibu. If you don't like ocean, surf, and tan lines, I hope you'll at least appreciate live music, djs (I was a music producer in a former life), sand, and copious amounts of sun. As for the kind of women I find attractive... You can hold onto a great conversation as well as you can hold onto a book long enough to read it. You're intelligent, balanced by a hilarious sense of humor – and you love being active outside. Most importantly, you're kind, have a genuine heart, and you can be yourself around me... If you think we'll get along, send me a message and let's chat...
Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Music and concerts , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
Basketball, Golf, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Swimming, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs, Fish
Dogs fetch my news paper, cats brush up against my legs and purr, dolphins and sharks surf with me.
Middle of the Road
I love this city, especially when I can be outside. I'm also at the gym a lot, doing cross fit and finding other fun ways to torture myself. Santa Monica and Venice Beach are my weekend defaults in the summer.
University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
My friends and loved ones. Loyalty, love, communication, innovative technology, imagination, breaking the ground on a new invention, and laughing my a** off on a regular basis.
Art galleries, openings, and other parties with friends. Chill bars, lounges, event hopping w friends, new restaurants, sushi, beach time, wine country, mountain hikes, politicking with my mastermind groups.
Currently: Negotiation Genius and Blue Ocean Strategy. Some favs include The Narrow Road, Water for Elephants, The Art of Worldly Wisdom. Magazines: Entrepreneur, GQ, Fast Company, Men's Health.
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|5'11" (180cms)
|5'1" (154cms) to 5'7" (170cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, Athletic and toned
|Blue, Brown, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown
|No Way
|No preference
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Self-Employed / Entrepreneur
|No preference
I'm owner/CEO of a tech company that designs products for photographers. I started out as a music producer, honed in on technologies to solve specific problems, then I found out photographers needed it more than anyone else – and my company was born.
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian, Other
I'm half Hungarian, half mix of Swiss, English and Irish.
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
I was raised in a Christian house and my Hungarian grandparents were Jewish/holocaust survivors. I don't practice either faith, but respect both.
|Some college
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Studied international business, psychology, and writing at UCLA and San Francisco State.