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MemoryMappedFile.CreateFromFile Method (FileStream, String, Int64, MemoryMappedFileAccess, MemoryMappedFileSecurity, HandleInheritability, Boolean)
Creates a memory-mapped file that has the specified name, capacity, access type, security permissions, inheritability, and disposal requirement from a file on disk.
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[<SecurityPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.Demand, Flags = SecurityPermissionFlag.UnmanagedCode)>] static member CreateFromFile : fileStream:FileStream * mapName:string * capacity:int64 * access:MemoryMappedFileAccess * memoryMappedFileSecurity:MemoryMappedFileSecurity * inheritability:HandleInheritability * leaveOpen:bool -> MemoryMappedFile
- fileStream
- Type: System.IO.FileStream
The fileStream to the file to map.
- mapName
- Type: System.String
A name to assign to the memory-mapped file.
- capacity
- Type: System.Int64
The maximum size, in bytes, to allocate to the memory-mapped file. Specify 0 to set the capacity to the size of the file on disk.
- access
- Type: System.IO.MemoryMappedFiles.MemoryMappedFileAccess
One of the enumeration values that specifies the type of access allowed to the memory-mapped file.
This parameter can't be set to Write.
- memoryMappedFileSecurity
- Type: System.IO.MemoryMappedFiles.MemoryMappedFileSecurity
The permissions that can be granted for file access and operations on memory-mapped files.
This parameter can be a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
- inheritability
- Type: System.IO.HandleInheritability
One of the enumeration values that specifies whether a handle to the memory-mapped file can be inherited by a child process. The default is None.
- leaveOpen
- Type: System.Boolean
true to not dispose fileStream after the MemoryMappedFile is closed; false to dispose fileStream.
Return ValueType: System.IO.MemoryMappedFiles.MemoryMappedFile
A memory-mapped file that has the specified characteristics.
mapName is an empty string.
capacity and the length of the file are zero.
access is set to the Read or Write enumeration value, which is not allowed.
fileStream or mapname is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
capacity is less than zero.
capacity is less than the file size.
access is not a valid MemoryMappedFileAccess enumeration value.
inheritability is not a valid HandleInheritability enumeration value.
fileStream was closed.
access is set to MemoryMappedFileAccess.ReadWrite when fileStream's access is set to FileAccess.Read or FileAccess.Write.
mapName already exists.
If capacity is larger than the size of the file on disk, the file on disk is increased to match the specified capacity even if no data is written to the memory-mapped file. To prevent this from occurring, specify 0 (zero) for the default capacity, which will internally set capacity to the size of the file on disk.
- SecurityPermission
for access to unmanaged code. Associated enumeration: SecurityPermissionFlag.UnmanagedCode.


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If you're in the Grass Valley/Nevada City area, Sierra Motor Sports is a great shop. Granted, this is a small town in the foothills (near the forest) and their KTM bike inventory is mostly focused on the off road scene. But I have to give a shout out to them because yesterday they saved my butt.
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I despair at this thread! The usual Cowell is the root of all evil and the devil incarnate!
Has anyone here watched her documentaries (at least 2) or read her autobiography? They paint a very different story. Yes Susan has learning difficulties but nothing on the scale that posters are implying here. She was starved of oxygen at birth but not majorly disabled. If anything I blame her parents for wrongly over protecting her in the big bad world and not giving her social tools to cope. She was the youngest child and reading between the lines her mother wanted to keep her at home as the baby for ever and that is never a healthy or good thing.
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Vintage: 2011
The year 2011 was an interesting year for many northern and central European countries, as the weather was more than unpredictable in the spring and summer. However, in most countries, the climatic conditions thankfully settled down in the late summer and fall. The result of this slightly difficult year of weather in France was a set of surprisingly small yields, but overall, these yields were of a higher quality than those harvested in certain previous years. A fantastic set of wines was also made in Italy and Spain, and the Rioja wines - when released - are set to be very good indeed. Austria also had superb year in 2011, with almost fifty percent more grapes being grown and used for their distinctive Gruner Veltliner wines than in the year before. Possibly the European country which had the finest 2011, though, was Portugal, with wineries in the Douro region claiming this year to be one of the best in decades for the production of Port wine, and the bright, young Vinho Verdes wines. In the New World, the Pacific Northwest saw some of the best weather of 2011, and Washington State and Oregon reportedly had a highly successful year, especially for the cultivation of high quality red wine grapes. Chile and Argentina had a relatively cool year, which certainly helped retain the character of many of their key grape varietals, and should make for some exciting drinking. South Africa had especially good weather for their white wine grape varietals, particularly Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, and many South African wineries are reporting 2011 as one of their best years in recent memory.
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Toy racing car manufacturer Scalextric has just dropped us some good news for any fans of Disney-Pixar's Toy Story franchise. It's planning a 1:64 scale set based on the movies.
The cars in the set feature Buzz Lightyear and Woody the Cowboy, recreating the scene in the first movie where they use remote control cars to catch up with the van taking the other toys to the new house. The track features other characters, too, including Sid the T-Rex and Slink the dog.
Scalextric's Paul Chandler told Pocket-lint: "The toy story films are a favourite with both adults and children and we are very excited to be bringing this landmark film to life in our Disney-Pixar Toy Story micro set". The set will cost £50, and will be available coinciding with the release of Toy Story 3 in cinemas on 23 July 2010.
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Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction, also known as SPD, is a common painful condition associated with pregnancy in which the ligaments responsible for the proper alignment of your pelvic bone become relaxed and stretchy. As a result, the symphysis pubis or the pelvic joint becomes unstable, causing moderate to severe pain along with certain other symptoms.
Your body produces special hormones during pregnancy to help the fetus grow properly and to prepare for childbirth. Relaxin is one such hormone that relaxes your ligaments and makes them stretchy so that you can easily deliver the baby. But sometimes, the relaxin starts functioning too early and the ligaments around the pelvic bone become loose and unstable long before the baby is developed enough to come out. This leads to instability and pain in the pelvic area.
The following factors contribute to the chances of developing SPD:
Apart from the lower abdomen and pubic pain and discomfort, SPD may also lead to the following symptoms:
In some very rare instances, the pelvic joint may get dislocated noticeably, causing serious pain in the pelvis, hips, groin and buttock. This condition is known as Diastasis Symphysis Pubis.
The diagnosis involves a thorough examination of your medical history while the doctor may also ask you a few questions about your daily routine and lifestyle. Diagnostic tests like ultrasounds can also be used for confirming the diagnosis. X-rays are not used for this purpose unless necessary.
SPD is a common disorder and does not always require medical treatment. You can keep the pain under control by following the guidelines mentioned below:
The treatment often varies depending on the symptoms present.
Usually, the pelvic joint regains its stability gradually after childbirth. The ligaments in the pelvic area become firmer once the body stops producing the hormone relaxin. As a result, the painful symptoms of SPD begin to subside slowly, going away entirely after a certain period.
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Hello i have spd 4cm after birth does this go back to normal or ill be disable forever
You will not be disabled forever. I had sever SPD while pregnant with my son and it lessened after he was born but because I breast feed him until a year after he was born I still had mild issues. After we were finished with breastfeeding it went away as my body went back to normal. He's not going on 6 and I haven't had any problems since. Mind you I am not pregnant again and am expecting it to rear it's ugly head again but this time I'm prepared and know what I'm in for.
Hey my Dr said my belly isn't big enough to get a belt thing and won't test me for sad but until today I didn't no y I was hurting so bad she explained it was just my bone separating but I have the hole shabang the pain in back hips inner thies the bone in front and if I try to pick somethin up in my tush as well I can't see an other Dr my insurance won't cover it what should I do?


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If you allocated F(t) seconds of ripple credit (in HRS) for every user with flair class ( F = { (60,0) , (50, 10), (40, 20), (30,30), (20,40), (10,50), (0,0), {other,0} } ) what is your expected value of this offer?
Given there's roughly 500,000 people with a flair class you'd think it'd be a lot...but it sure seems like the overwhelming majority of the 500,000 chose to feed in '60' or 'other' and it's unclear that would change. It depends on the distribution of the random variable t, roughly corresponding to the probability distribution of these flair classes over the ~40 million users who are given this choice.
Will the offer of a reward for flair classes make it more or less likely that people would coordinate better?
How large of a reward would it have to be in order for there to be any affect whatsoever (given how diverse reddit is...this could be huge)
How would the reward affect/skew the distribution?
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30-10 to get into the first one =20
then you double your money =40
40-10 to get out of the first one =30
30-10 to get into the second one=20
then it doubles and it's back to 40
and you can't end with $0
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savagegamer90 answer is correct.
savagegamer's answer is correct indeed...
i simply walked back from the third arena. since $10 had to be paid at the gates while getting out of the arena; and he is left without any money, the amount of money he had after it got doubled inside the 3rd arena is $10..ie, he had $5 at the entrance gates after paying the $10 ticket at the third arena, or $15 after paying and leaving the gates of the 2nd arena.
so, he had $25 inside the 2nd arena after the doubling of the money...
=$12.5 after the entrance into 2nd arena
=$22.5 before paying the tickets at the 2nd arena
=$32.5 inside the 1st arena
=$16.25 after entering the 1st arena
=$26.25 before entering the 1st arena, or at the beginning...
ofcourse, this happens to be the crude way of finding the answer compared to eloquent Xs and Ys...but is very handy when one has to do the whole calculation mentally, without the company of pen and paper...
and moreover from the school algebraic equations used to give jellybeans in the stomach of mathematically challenged people like me!!!
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ofcourse, this happens to be the crude way of finding the answer compared to eloquent Xs and Ys...
I think most mathematicians would say that your way is both more elegant and more eloquent, and not the least crude. Simplicity is a virtue in math.
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I agree that neither is crude as long as the problem is solved. Of course, I often favor the simplest solution. In this case, it seems they are analogous solutions. savagegamer90 solves the equation from left to right, whereas ashyashwin solves from right to left. When put in savage's terms, ashyashwin's solution looks like this:
I think most mathematicians would say that your way is both more elegant and more eloquent, and not the least crude. Simplicity is a virtue in math.
I must admit that, though I solved it the same way savagegamer90 did, it is easier to take ashyashwin's approach when solving it without paper.
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Let alone a cockfit where I pay to get in and to go out.
I don't think I want to go to any "Cockfits" if I have to figure out "How much dollar I have to bring"..
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Grey say, "Devon Travis my boo-boo." Obama say, "What it do?" The Buy/Sell Column say, "Did you miss me?!" During the offseason, while you were diddling and thinking about how your middle school nickname was Skidmark, I, The Buy/Sell Column was re-reenacting scenes from The Act of Killing with puppets in a staged production on the western tip of Alaska because I'M HARDCORE! You want some Rip Taylor-wannabe, throwing confetti at your feet or you want a Buy/Sell Column that be cutting puppets' necks with chicken wire while bundled up because it was frickin' cold in Alaska during the winter!? Mental midgets, you want the latter! I'm eating puppet stuffing like I'm George "The Animal" Steele just to prove how crazy I am! Okay, enough of the hubbub on the tomfoolery, I love Devon Travis like his momma. Let's throw out what he's done this year so far for small sample size reasons — that's what she said! Huh? — and simply look at Travis's minor league stats. In Single-A, he hit .352 with 6 homers and 14 steals in 77 games. That's a young man's professional ball level, let's move up higher. In Double-A last year in 100 games, he had 10 homers, 16 steals and a .298 average. He didn't strike out a lot. He wasn't getting by on his good looks and high BABIP (for him). If you take me out of the equation, ZiPS gives him 13 HRs, 11 SBs in only 116 games. Unless he gets hurt, there's no reason why he can't play at least 140 games, so that makes him a 17 HR, 15 SBs guy. Oh. Wait a minute, that's glorious. Also, I think the Jays are gonna move him to the top of the order by May 1st. Let's just pray that the Jays don't do something stupid when Izturis is healthy again. Because…They say with Devon love comes first! We'll make Devon a place on earth! Sing it, Belinda Carlisle! (By the by, Belinda Carlisle? Hot Cougar Alert! She could be 85 years old and sexy as all get out!) If you're hurting at MI, I'd grab him, because I'm randy for Travis. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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I know bad raps can make a career… I mean Shaq made his secondary career off of them, but Joel Peralta is really getting one. Everyone loves change, and the whole shiny new toy factor associated with bullpens, but I'm here to learn you something about guys that have been drafted, dropped, and then added and dropped twice over this year. The Tampa Bay bullpen, and starters for that matter, are just bad this year. But, in the last 30 days, Peralta has lowered his ERA by 3-and-half runs. That's not exactly easy, especially on a team 15-plus games below .500. Also, he has more K's, same ERA, and more Holds than the now more-coveted Jake McGee during the last 30 days. Better pitcher all year, McGee, better lately? Peralta (but he burned us, so we give him the finger). Just me giving my two cents. I mean fluctuation, and "oooh that guy looks good in macrame shorts" are a blinding factor for rostering fringe bullpen guys. Stick around for some cool bullet points shaped like baseballs… neat.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Everyone knows about the top prospects getting called up. The Singleton's, Tavares', and Springer's get all the pub, as they should. Hitters that actually hit the ball only need to be successful 3 out of 10 times, and they are considered fantastic… even all-stars. Now a pitcher gets 3 out of 10 wins, he's a bum of the highest order, like a bum that can't play an instrument, but has a puppy for sympathy change. We all know that guy. So the rookie RP getting called up around this time may stick with their respective teams, and they may not. The three in particular I am referring to are Cam Bedrosian, Shae Simmons and Corey Knebel. Bedrosian's numbers in the minors are crazy unimaginable, and he could find himself in a great situation once he gains the trust of the bullpen-opath in Scoiscia. The latter two are prolly not really factors, just yet as Simmons is blocked by the current GOAT at the position, and Knebel, albeit the first 2013 draft pick to make the majors, is going to be a bit-player until next year unfold's. I just wanted to point out that bullpen only-guys that get promoted need some love, it's not like they smell like that musically challenged, puppy wielding guy from previous. These adds are more of a deeper league or keeper league adds now, though I have speculated on Bedrosian in a 16-teamer with a deeper bench.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Lots of haps going on in the end-game of fake baseball this week. Matt Lindstrom fell down and sprained his crown. Surgery has already happened, so if you're stuck in traffic, or your league has weekly adds instead of daily, Ronald Belisario looks like the dude. In case your looking for alterior adds, Daniel Webb looks like he will get some looks, as Belisario isn't a spring chicken, nor proven commodity. So add willingly if space allows. Also in Oakland, where nothing ever survives, or lives there permanently, according to Jay(Wrong) [Ed. Note– I was wrong. Bail Bondsman flourish there…], they finally got smart, used their shoe phone, and called in the option that may have been the right choice all along. Sean Doolittle is the shiny new toy, until the new shiny toy comes around or he breaks. I love me some Doolittle. If there was a wagon that hosted bands on it, I would be a groupie I guess. He has the K rate, the arsenal, but gets the whole "he is a lefty" shenanigans. So look past his Loogyness and just dig on the beard and 12-plus K rate, or if that doesn't do it for ya, the 30/1 K/BB ratio. Or if that doesn't get ya… well, err… that was my last detail, sorry. Enjoy the tidbits of straight sizzurp laced knowledge that Stephen Hawking would even Ctl+Alt+Esc.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Matt Wieters is headed to see Dr. Freeze about his elbow and likely to the DL. Stop throwing curveballs to 2nd base! Dr. Freeze has never seen an elbow he can't sideline for six months. Can't we have anything nice this year? The only player that is healthy in the entire league is Nick Punto. Now starting at 1st base for the Orioles…Nick Punto! Now starting at catcher for the Reds…Nick Punto! Now starting in right field for the Angels…Nick Punto! It's Nick Punto's world and we're just trying to play fantasy baseball! The only ones doing well this year are Dr. James Andrews and Nick Punto! "Wanna go to Friendly's?" "Sure, your treat!" And then Dr. James Andrews and Nick Punto laughed evilly. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
On Saturday, Jon Lester threw a gem: 8 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners, 15 Ks. Such a gem that if that were a blood diamond, diplomats from Monrovia would be lined up in the streets of Liberia for a taste of that. If that were an emerald, friends of Dorothy would stand outside of Ricky Martin's hotel for weeks just for the chance he forgoes the hotel buffet and wants to eat out. If that were a ruby, it would stand outside a Dallas police station to cover any possible conspiracies and add fuel to other conspiracies. Lester has pitched spectacularly so far, and it's not a product of luck. His 10.7 K/9 and 1.8 BB/9 are elite. Those are fantasy ace numbers. His fastball doesn't have renewed life, if anything he's lost something on it. What appears to be the biggest difference is he's almost completely abandoned his changeup and throwing his cutter a bit more. Since he's always been good for 200 innings and has had huge success before, I'm willing to say he will hold the improvements to his rates and be an extremely reliable starter. Likely in the top 15 for the year. Yeah, he looks damn good. I want some, purdy puhlease. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
We're through just over a month of baseball, and I'm sure there are more than a few players you'd like to see walk the plank right now, and Sergio Santos is no doubt up there on the Captain's log as far as closers are concerned. Santos blew another save last night, lasting 0.2 innings, and promptly giving up 3 ER off 3 hits. SAN-TOS-AAH! I ain't even mad at 'cha, the skip just keeps sending you out there to do it. I should be mad at myself for owning you this long. Serge gave up two home runs in the ninth, one to Pedro Alvarez (3-for-5) and the other was the walk off game-winner to Starling Marte (4-for-5). His ERA is sitting pretty at 10.61, which is almost as much money as I have in my checking account at the moment. I can't imagine we'll see Sergio out there for the ninth again. Best the Jays deal with him the same way the Pirates would have last night: "Arr! Blow the scallywag down and make 'em shark bait, fer dead men blow no saves." In any case, you may be able to grab some short-term saves from Aaron Loup with Brett Cecil and Steve Delabar seeing possible chances. My guess is the Jays go to a combination of these relievers until Casey Janssen returns in a couple weeks.
Here's what else happened Friday night in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
We are going to take a break from the closenado news to bring the middle-reliever news and updates for those of you that are in Holds and NSVH leagues. While it's not as sexy as the closer news that you usually expect, it is still fundamental in forming a well-balanced pitching staff. It has been a bizarre season, as far as Holds go, and no one person is showing their stoutness and running away with being "that guy". The usual candidates are lying in the weeds [Ed. Note– you haven't smoked it all?] waiting to jump out and show you how to make balloon animals. So here are some snippets that I've noticed so far this year, though the season is still short 'n sweet. There's a long ways to go my friends. So be patient when it comes to the dudes who pitch after the dudes, but before the dudes that really matter.Please, blog, may I have some more?
The hardest division in the league, which includes last year's world champs, looks to be just as intense again. For that matter, it probably will be that way for the foreseeable future. My favorite team is also being covered here. I'll do my best not to be biased about the Yankees, and I think I'm pretty good at keeping my emotions away from the reality of the team. That being said, I think the Yankees are going to win 120 games this season. (You can check out the NL West Spring Training Preview here, the AL West Spring Training Preview here, the AL Central Spring Training Preview here and the NL East Spring Training Preview here.)Please, blog, may I have some more?
The fantasy gods can be a cruel mistress, and after dealing a crushing blow Thursday night in a frustrating (ie stupid) brawl-induced injury, taking Zack Greinke from us, the gods have claimed their next victim, another newly acquired player and top fantasy shortstop, Jose Reyes. Please, blog, may I have some more?Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Mitch Seavey and 10 dogs crossed the Nome finish line to cheering crowds at 10:39 p.m. Alaska time Tuesday.
"This is for all of the gentlemen of a certain age," he said on a live stream posted to the Iditarod website after completing the race in temperatures just above zero. His race time in the 1,000-mile race was nine days, 7 hours and 39 minutes.
Seavey's victory came after a sprint against Aliy Zirkle, last year's runner-up, along the frozen, wind-whipped Bering Sea coast. Zirkle crossed the finish line 24 minutes after her rival, who later greeted her.
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We were saddened to learn of the death of one of our life members, Wilbur Dick. He joined The Twin City Camera Club in 1977 and was active in the club serving as President in 1981 and again in 1990. Wilbur was always willing to help out when ever he could and competed in the film slide divisions until 2010 and in Prints until 2011.
What can I say, Wilbur was a friend, an excellent photographer and a musician. I don't know if photography or music was Wilbur's first love, he was very much involved in them and very good at both. Wilbur was one of the nicest people you would ever want to meet. Many things about him were special, like his humorous wit, he always had a smile and some tidbit of wit and humor that would make everyone around him smile. Also, once you heard it, you wouldn't forget his wonderful ability to whistle, it was something really special to hear. Wilbur was one of the good guys, he will be missed.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Wilbur's family and friends.
Wilbur Walton Dick, 89, passed away July 19, 2014 at Crown
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Funeral services with Military Rites will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at Coloma United Methodist Church. Cremation will follow. Visitation will be from 6 - 8 p.m. Friday at Duffield & Pastrick Family Funeral Home in Coloma.
Memorials may be made to Coloma United Methodist Church. Those wishing to leave a message or share a memory with the family online may do so by selecting the "Sign the Guestbook" link on the left.
Wilbur was born in Niles, Michigan on March 17, 1925 to Harry W. and Martha Hazel Dick. He is preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Donald J. Dick and George E. Dick. Wilbur joined the U.S. Army in 1943, serving as bugler in the 442nd Engineers BD Company at Camp Ellis and in Sault Ste. Marie, and in the 423rd ASF Band Headquarters Command, serving in the European theater for 14 months as Private First Class, Level Tech Five. He was honorably discharged in May 1946.
After earning a B.A. at Albion College, he married Marjorie Carol Rogers in 1949. He also later earned Masters degrees in Music Education and Counseling from both Western Michigan University and the University of Michigan.
He was band director, teacher and counselor at both Coloma and Watervliet Public School systems, as well as the Wyandotte Public School from 1952 to the mid 1980's. Wilbur also continued his great love of music, playing trumpet, cornet, piano and guitar, eventually becoming band leader of the Moonlighters Band, which played locally for a number of years. Their audiences thoroughly enjoyed renditions of Big Band and dance music, as well as jazz. He was also a member of the Shriners Band for years.
His incredible talent for photography led him to become a life-long member of the Twin City Camera Club and to show and sell his work professionally at local art fairs and galleries. Wilbur worked at the Tyler and Kawneer Corporations in Niles, and for the CIT Corporation for thirteen years.
Several years after the death of his beloved Marjorie, he married the lovely Muriel Meahl and they enjoyed traveling together extensively—to China several times, as well as the American West—one of Wilbur's favorite places to camp and photograph. Muriel passed away in 1997.
He was a member of the United Methodist Church of Coloma, Michigan and is survived by four step-children, Mickey Meahl, Darren Meahl, Susie Grace and Patricia Lyndale, and by four nieces and a nephew, Becky Browder, Martha Southworth, Mary Czarnecki, Jane Kerr and William Dick. Wilbur will be greatly missed for his great humor, his deep faith in the Lord, his wonderful stories, his cheerful attitude and loving heart.
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The 1992 reauthorization of the Older Americans Act1 directs the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to arrange for the IOM to conduct two studies on the quality of care for older and disabled individuals (Appendix A contains the legislative mandate). Specifically, the two studies are to examine (1) the quality of board and care facilities and (2) the quality of home care services. The legislation sets forth several specific areas of investigation. Among the more important are
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Hey guys. sorry its late. ive barely been on. if that ever happens again, someone else feel free to run it.
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GWEN IFILL: John Walker Lindh, the American who was discovered living and fighting on behalf of the Taliban in Afghanistan, was charged today with aiding and abetting terrorism. The Justice Department said the 20-year-old Californian, who goes by his mother's last name, Walker, freely admitted his ties to the Taliban and to at least one friendly meeting with Osama bin Laden. Attorney General John Ashcroft listed the charges: Conspiracy to kill U.S. Nationals, providing material support resources to terrorist organizations, and engaging in prohibited transactions with the Taliban.
JOHN ASHCROFT: The United States does not casually or capriciously charge one of its citizens with providing support to terrorists. We are compelled to do so today by the inescapable fact of September 11, a day that reminded us in no uncertain terms that we have enemies in the world and that these enemies seek to destroy us. The complaint alleges Walker knowingly and purposely allied himself with certain terrorist organizations with terror, that he chose to embrace fanatics, and his allegiance to those fanatics never faltered– not even with knowledge they murdered thousands of his countrymen, not with knowledge that they engaged in war with the United States, and not finally the in prison uprising that took the life of CIA Agent Johnny Spann.
GWEN IFILL: While in U.S. custody, Ashcroft said, Walker was read his rights, including the right to a lawyer, and waived them.
JOHN ASHCROFT: The Department of Justice complaint based on Walker statements in interviews states that on or about May 2001 Walker joined a paramilitary training camp run by the terrorist group Heraqat Mujahadin. After his training was completed, he was given a choice to fight with the Heraqat Mujahadin in Kashmir or join the Taliban to fight in Afghanistan. Walker chose to join the Taliban. He went to Afghanistan and presented himself to a Taliban recruitment center telling the individuals there that– and I'm quoting– quote, he was a Muslim who wanted to go to the front lines to fight.
The complaint further states that because Walker's language skills were deemed insufficient by Taliban recruiters, he was referred to another group, which he was told was Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network. When al-Qaida members told Walker he needed more military training to join the terrorist group, the complaint sets forth Walker's admission that he spent seven weeks in an al-Qaida camp training in weapons, explosives, and battlefield combat. Walker reported that Osama bin Laden visited the camp on three to five occasions. On one of these occasions Walker met personally with bin Laden who, quote, according to Walker, thanked him for taking part in Jihad. According to the complaint, when his al-Qaida training was completed, Walker, again by his own admission, chose to go to the front lines of the battle in Afghanistan. Armed with an AKM rifle he was sent to Kabul and eventually made it to the front line of the battle with the Northern Alliance in Takar.
Walker told U.S. Officials that he was aware of the attacks of September 11 and that Osama bin Laden had ordered the attacks, but even after September 11 with full knowledge of the thousands dead in the United States and al-Qaida's responsibility for those deaths, the complaint states that Walker continued to fight for the Taliban against American interests. After he after he was taken prisoner in Mazar e-Sharif November, Walker refused to cooperate with U.S. officials and lied about his citizenship.
Our complaint, based on Walker's own words, is very clear. Terrorists did not compel John Walker Lindh to join them. John Walker Lindh chose terrorists. Walker was blessed to grow up in the country that cherishes freedom of speech, religious tolerance, political democracy and equality between men and women. And yet he chose to reject these values in favor of their antithesis, a regime that publicly and proudly advertised its mission to extinguish freedom, enslave women, and deny education.
GWEN IFILL: Ashcroft conceded today's charges do not include treason.
JOHN ASHCROFT: Not all conduct against the United States by U.S. citizens is susceptible to the charge of treason. The Constitution imposes a high evidentiary burden to prove the charge to prove the article of treason. Article 3, Section 3 of the Constitution requires that treason be proven only by a confession in open court or by the testimony of at least two witnesses to each alleged overt act. For now, we are confident in going forward with the charges we filed today.
REPORTER: Why isn't he a candidate for a military tribunal?
JOHN ASHCROFT: Well, Mr. John Walker Lindh is a U.S. Citizen. And according to the military order issued by the President, it's for dealing with non-citizens of the United States.
REPORTER: You said other charges will be considered. Does that mean he may still be charged with treason and face the death penalty?
JOHN ASHCROFT: If additional evidence is developed that would provide a basis for other charges– and I don't want to be… To begin an inventory of those charges at this time– but there could be a variety of other things that might be developed, then we would be free to bring other charges against him.
GWEN IFILL: Walker is the first American, and only the second individual, charged in connection with the September 11 attacks and ensuing war.


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tmfox commented on the post, Enzo Ferrari's son warns F1 must protect historic venues 3 years, 5 months ago
I think there is more to Formula 1 than overtaking, especially at Monaco. While Monaco may not be a circuit that's known for making overtaking easy, it makes for great battles that can quite easily drag on lap after lap.
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Okay Luca…. Goodbye!


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