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The Georgetown County Sheriffs Office has confirmed three deputies remain on administrative leave as the investigation continues into the July 12 shooting in Litchfield that resulted in the death of 36-year-old Valerie Harrington.
Since the incident, which occurred at a residence at 49 Ashcraft Circle in Litchfield Oaks, it has been reported one officer was placed on administrative leave.
Responding to a request under the Freedom of Information Act submitted by South Stand News, the Sheriffs Office revealed three deputies originally responded to the call. They are Deputy Dawud Aswad, Deputy Brandon Siratt and Deputy Joseph Wilson.
All three were placed on administrative leave, according to the response issued by Sheriffs Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson.
A press release issued by the Sheriffs Office hours after the incident indicated only one officer was placed on leave.
The officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave, the July 12 press release states.
The Sheriffs Office says Harrington a former International Paper Co. employee was threatening suicide with a knife. She reportedly charged at the deputies with the knife.
Coroner Kenny Johnson said Harrington died from multiple gunshot wounds.
The deputies were sent to the home after receiving a call from Harringtons family asking for them to check on her welfare. Her attorney also called 911 saying Harrington had the knife while locked in a bathroom.
The incident report, filed by a supervisor, states after an apartment manager unlocked the door for the deputies and they were searching the apartment, Harrington charged at a deputy with a knife in her hand.
The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) was called to investigate the shooting and the crime scene. SLED spokesman Thom Berry, when asked this week about the status of the investigation responded it is still open and ongoing.
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Apple buys Siri voice-powered personal assistant
Apple's buying spree obviously didn't stop with chip wizards Intrisity -- they've snapped up voice-powered personal assistant Siri as well.
The Siri iPhone app is currently still available in the US App Store [free - iTunes link]. No guarantees on how long that will last. What makes Siri so interesting is how they integrate a number of API together, combine Nuance's voice recognition technology, and provide a way to easily input and process a number of highly useful requests. As Robert Scoble puts it, you can talk to it and have it do everything from get you a taxi buy you movie tickets.
Apple included VoiceControl for phone dialing, music playing, and general accessibility with iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3.0, but Google has raised the bar with ubiquitous OS integration starting with the Nexus One.
System-wide Siri might not just close that gap, but leapfrog it.
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I saw this article on MDN, so I decided download it. Wow! What a nice application. It recognized everything I said on the first attempt. It makes additional suggestions for you can provide weather for the day of an event you asked for and a slew of other things.
Can't wait to see what Apple will do with this technology. Like the person above me said "control the whole phone with your voice would be nice"
I emailed them about 6 months ago requesting them to fix something as simple as finding directions to disneyland from my house. It still doesn't work. I ask it "directions to Disneyland" it goes dumb on me.


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Steps for Creating a Stable Release
The following steps document how to create a stable release. Some example commands are given in some places, all of which assume the release version being created is "1.00.00". This number should be replaced with the release version you are creating.
Step 0: Including Tracker Patches
Review all the open trackers that have attached patches that haven't been applied. Determine in the reviewed change is of general interest and should be part of this release. If so, apply the patch to the trunk. Note any extra test cases that need to be run to verify the patch works as expected and didn't introduce any instability or regressions. It is helpful to write down the largest tracker number so you can keep distinguish which trackers were added after the release process was started.
Step 1: Choosing the Release Number
Version numbers are chosen using a simple
When creating a new release, we typically increment the minor version number. That is, the release after 1.00.00 would be 1.01.00, then 1.02.00, etc. There are a couple of exceptions to this:
1) When there is a massive rewrite to the code or significant compatibility breaks to its interfaces, the major number will be incremented and the minor and patch numbers will be reset to "00". That is, if we completely rewrote the software after version 1.05.02, the next release would be 2.00.00.
2) If the need arises to do a bug fix in isolation of other development that has occurred on the trunk since the last release, just the required bug fixes will be made and the next release version will increment the patch version. That is, if we release 1.00.00 and then introduce a bug fixes without pulling in any new trunk development, the next release would be 1.00.01.
For this project, we do not ever expect to need to make a patch release. The normal mode for picking up bug fixes is to pull what you need from the current trunk or wait for the next trunk release.
Step 2: Freezing the Trunk
Once the release number is chosen, tag the trunk to mark the point in time that we froze for the release. The name of this tag should be "TAG_FREEZE_
Here is the svn command that would freeze the trunk for the 1.00.00 release:
svn cp https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/trunk https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/tags/TAG_FREEZE_1_00 -m"Freeze trunk for 1.00 release testing"
Next, create a release branch from the tag you just created. All bug fixes found during testing will be committed to this development branch, and once testing is done, releases will be tagged from this branch.
Here is the svn command that would create the release branch for the 1.00.00 release:
svn cp https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/tags/TAG_FREEZE_1_00 https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/branches/BRANCH_RELEASE_1_00 -m"Branch for 1.00 release"
Step 3: Testing
Check out the release branch and use for testing. While testing, make any necessary bug fixes to the release branch. Update gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT for each fix made.
svn co https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/branches/BRANCH_RELEASE_1_00 gst-1.00.01
The testing/gstreamer_release_testing.xls test matrix should also be updated during the test process to reflect what steps passed and failed, and unresolved failures should be entered into tracker and the spreadsheet should indicate the tracker number in the failure box.
Step 4: Update README.TXT
Verify the README.TXT documents any changes in functionality based on the patches that have been checked into the trunk since the last release.
Step 5: Update RELEASE_NOTES.TXT
Review all the tracks. For each tracker that was resolved with a patch to the trunk, document tracker as either bug fixes or new feature. For each tracker documenting a known defect that has not been resolved in this release, document appropriately.
Step 6: Update gstreamer_release_testing.xls
Always as more tests to the test matrix to cover new functionality introduced in this release. Do a regression run of all the existing tests to verify nothing got broken.
The release is now ready to be tagged.
Step 7: Tagging the Release
Tag the tested branch for a release. The name of the tag should be "TAG_RELEASE_
Here is the svn command that would create the release tag for the 1.00.00 release:
svn cp --username $USERNAME https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/branches/BRANCH_RELEASE_1_00 https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/tags/TAG_RELEASE_1_00_00 -m"Release 1.00.00"
If for some unforseen reason we want to make isolated bug fixes to this release, we would make the fix to the branch, and create a new tag for the patch release (i.e. TAG_RELEASE_1_00_01).
Step 8: Merge Release Branch Back into Trunk
Merge any bug fixes in the release branch back into the main trunk (including the release notes and the test matrix with all test results removed).
svn co --username $USERNAME https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/tags/TAG_RELEASE_1_02_00 gst-ti-1.02 svn co --username $USERNAME https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/trunk gst-ti meld gst-ti-1.02/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT gst-ti/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT cp gst-ti-1.02/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT gst-ti/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT meld gst-ti-1.02/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT gst-ti/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT cp gst-ti-1.02/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT gst-ti/gstreamer_ti/RELEASE_NOTES.TXT cd gst-ti/gstreamer_ti svn ci RELEASE_NOTES.TXT -m "Release 1.02.00" cd - cp gst-ti-1.02/testing/gstreamer_release_testing.xls . oocalc gstreamer_release_testing.xls gst-ti/testing/gstreamer_release_testing.xls cp gstreamer_release_testing.xls gst-ti/testing/gstreamer_release_testing.xls cd gst-ti/testing svn ci gstreamer_release_testing.xls -m "Release 1.02.00" cd -
Step 9: Creating the Tar Balls
Change to an empty directory and checkout the script for creating the release tarballs.
Here is the svn command to checkout the release script:
svn export https://gstreamer.ti.com/svn/gstreamer_ti/trunk/release_scripts/release.sh
Now run the release script, giving the release version as the argument. For 1.00.00, the command would be:
./release.sh 1.00.00
This will export the release tag and create both the "full" and "minimal" tar balls. The "full" version will contain the entire directory tree. The "minimal" version will contain only the plugin.
Step 10: Creating the File Repository for the Release on the Project Site
1) Go to the "Files" section, and click on "Manage Packages". This is on the lower-right of the screen after the package list.
2) For the "TIGStreamerPlugin" package, click on "Edit Releases"
3) Click on "Add Release"
4) Set the release name to the proper version number (i.e., 1.00.00).
5) Populate the release notes, which should minimally contain new features, bug fixes, and an explanation about the difference between the "full" and "minimal" tarballs.
6) Populate the "Changes" tab, which should be roughly equivalent to the contents of the release notes since the last release.
7) Set the release date to the day that the tarballs are expected to be available.
8) Attach the release test spreadsheet as a file named "release_test_results_
9) Attach the README.TXT file from the gstreamer_ti directory.
10) Attache the RELEASE_NOTES.TXT file from the gstreamer_ti directory.
11) Upload the tarballs created for the release.
12) Assocate the SVN commit that created the release tag with the release.
Step 11: Close trackers that are part of the release
Step 12: Close old abandoned trackers
Any tracker older than 6 months that hasn't been updated by its creator providing the requested information to take action on the track should be closed.
Step 13: Update gst-dmai plug-in feature support matrix
At http://gstreamer.ti.com update the matrix to reflect the features in the latest release.
Step 14: Update element documentation
Step 15: Update build instructions
Step 16: Update example pipelines
Step 17: Post news item
Post a news item announcing the new release.
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My grandfather came to this country after WWI. A sister in Chicago and brother in Binghamton had emigrated earlier from their Austro-Hungarian village of Berezova. He told his children about 4 cousins here - a maternal cousin and 3 paternal cousins in Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Los Angeles. There were visits with the Pennsylvania and Connecticut cousins and treasured postcards from the cousin in LA, a barber on Hollywood Boulevard, including pictures from the Tournament of Roses parade. This was exotic stuff in an industrial city like Binghamton.
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Once the internet and online databases were available I was able to find the California cousin in census and immigration records and tracked down one of his daughters. She'd heard similar stories about relatives in the U.S. growing up but was also unsure of the details. As we spoke she remembered her father leaving once when she was a girl to go to Chicago. She thought he might have visited family there and promised to find the pictures he brought home. She told me her father had spent some time in Chicago after leaving the Pennsylvania coal mines and learned to barber there. When my newfound (though still undefined) cousin sent me the pictures they were of my great-aunt's daughters - the Hricak girls all grow'd up. They are quite the glam shots given the snow covered ground, but perhaps they were angling for an invitation back to LA and movie stardom.
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It's no proof standard, but for the moment the best we can do to document a family relationship is record the stories and that each of us have photographs of the Hricak girls.
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Rebecca Jane Sapulpa was born February 7, 1953 in Talihina, to Benjamin and Katherine (Walker) Austin. She passed from this life December 30, 2012 in Antlers, at the age of 59. She was a member Fresh Beginnings Church in Finley. Rebecca enjoyed Gospel singing, shopping, making frybread and banaha. She also liked to volunteer with the Dutch House and New Beginnings. Rebecca was preceded in death by her parents: Benjamin and Katherine Austin; grandparents: David Walker and Agnes Graman. She is survived by her children: Christy Sapulpa-Myers and husband Troy of Lake Ridge, Virginia; grandchildren: Yasmin, Aliyah, Shakira and Arianna; stepsons: Sean Sapulpa and Scott Sapulpa; brother: Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Austin of Finley; sisters: Eugenia Mae (Austin) Martinez and husband Custer of Finley, Shelly Dawn Greenwood and husband Cubby of Finley; nephews: Mr. & Mrs. Ben Austin, Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Austin, Earl Austin, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Martinez, Brent Greenwood, Cody Greenwood; nieces: Melissa Austin, Catherine Martinez, Nizhoni Martinez, Jessica Billy and Lavanda; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, January 3, 2013 at Fresh Beginnings Church with Pastor Joyce Luman officiating. Pallbearers include Nathan Scott, Virgil James, Truman Jefferson, Bobby Ludlow, Rufus Eyachabbe, & Roy Ludlow with Honorary Pallbearers as Glen Johnson, Wilburn Shields, Larry Begley, Bob Turner, Doug Fraley, Jack Austin, Dr. Gary Works, Andrew James, & Ben Alexander. Interment will follow at Austin Family Cemetery in Finley. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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It looks like it may be time for Justin Bieber to hand over that "worst birthday" crown. So-called "Queen of Porn" Jenna Jameson was arrested in California on Saturday night for allegedly battering a friend.
TMZ reports that the former porn star was hanging out with a few friends in Newport Beach's Balboa Peninsula neighborhood before heading to her birthday party at Heat Ultra Lounge in Anaheim when things took an ugly turn.
After the alleged assault, her friend held her under citizen's arrest until police arrived and slapped cuffs on the XXX star.
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If somebody offered you $67 million to never touch a decent hamburger again, would you take the money?
To us mere mortals, there probably isn't much we wouldn't do to save sixty-something million in taxes. But I still can't shake the feeling that Eduardo Saverin's decision to renounce his American citizenship—and very likely his ability to ever cross customs into our fair land again—is incredibly short-sighted. All arguments aside about whether he's saying sayonara to his citizenship for tax reasons or not (and his lawyers' predictably claim he's not), or whether what he's doing is right or fair, it just seems like a bad idea from a simple math perspective.
Let's say Saverin has got roughly $3 billion in Facebook stock. News reports indicate he's saving just $67 million of that by saying goodbye to America on the eve of Facebook's IPO. That's just 2.2 percent of his total wealth.
Now if Saverin has any desire at all to fund new start-ups or work in the tech world in any capacity in the future, it seems like being able to step foot in San Francisco or Seattle would be worth more than 2.2 percent of his holdings. Saverin's cash currently gives him an enormous amount of leverage to do business. By isolating himself from the United States—and much of the country's business community—he's effectively crippling his ability to take advantage of this leverage.
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Dont look good for getting Levereloution bullets any time soon. to bad this would have really made my build come alive.
Dont look good for getting Levereloution bullets any time soon. to bad this would have really made my build come alive.
What is wrong with .444 brass? Rimmed? Don't let that bother you. Rimmed is actually not that difficult with single-stack mags and a barrel breech that is contoured like a PSL to mate with the bolt. Get a PSL bolt/bolt carrier combo from TN guns and go to it.
I doubt it, because the .444 is a slightly tapered round. You'd have to have a tapered reamer to match.this is likely going to require a special reamer. I have been wondering if a standard reamer and using longer brass would work possably.
Ditto for dies.
Now another thought - the Handloader's Manual of Cartridge Conversions (HMCC) indicates there is a .44/06 cartridge, which is *EXACTLY* what it sounds like - 30.06 brass necked out for a .44 round. The description suggests a .44 mag die set could be used. Something to think about! Case length = 1.285. A little shorter than the .44 Automag but you get the idea.
Another off the wall idea is to look at those magnum rounds like the .458 Winchester, .300 Remington Ultra Mag, etc. and see what you can get with them. Remove the belt, neck up/down, and presto a rimless cartridge with higher capacity than the .444, meaning even better performance. The advantage to doing something like that is that it will perform better, and you could rebate the rim like on a .50 Beowulf. If you are going to remove the rim on .444 brass, you may as well go all out! Rebate it down to 7.62x54R size and use a Yugo/RPK trunion + PSL bolt combo like I'm doing. That will enable you up to 50,000 CUP pressures.
Mate that with a .30-06 BAR or 8mm magazine, and you'll have a 15-round
Did you know that most die sets have a crimping function built into them? At least Hornady and RCBS dies have it. You have to tweak the body of the bullet seating die so that it touches the end of the brass, THEN you adjust the bullet seating cup down into that, so it seats the bullet inside the brass, then crimps it at the end of the stroke. Trial-and-error to get right, but it can save you some effort with the Lee stuff. I have the Lee stuff and use it, but I'm going to start testing the built-in crimping capability.I suspect that I may have to crimp to keep the bullets in place under recoil. The lee factory crimp die is cheap and does not do a role crimp but more of a multi demple crimp like you see on factory commercial ammo. I think this will work well because it still leaves a sharp edge at the case mouth that is needed for more sure head spacing.
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Not off the wall at all! in fact been done and even factry loaded the 458x2 barnes/ 458 american an the 458x1.5 that I have mentiond on other threads are both cut down magnum brass. I was actually ready to order a 458x1.5 reamer and use rebated brass when the 450bushmaster came out. I have since decided to use longer brass since the AK can be made to work with it (NO AR 15 MAG LENGTH RESTRICTIONS FOR ME) the reason for the non rimed 444 marlin was simple $$$$$$$ cheap die set, cheap 30-06 brass, cheap G3 or FAL mag and the ability to use a slightly modified standard bolt + my round will hold more powder than a 450 busmaster. The 458x2 is very simular to the 450 marlin - the rim and is loaded very simularly to to your 45-70Another off the wall idea is to look at those magnum rounds like the .458 Winchester
Nothing wrong with using a rim it is the cost of the bolt that is a issue. IF I cant make the non rimmed round work I will rebarrel a sagia 410 to rimmed 444 marlin and all the stuff I have bought will work.What is wrong with .444 brass? Rimmed? Don't let that bother you. Rimmed is actually not that difficult with single-stack mags and a barrel breech that is contoured like a PSL to mate with the bolt. Get a PSL bolt/bolt carrier combo from TN guns and go to it.
To be honest 410 sagias can be picked up for around $200 or less so it might be cheaper to just canablize one of those instead of using the PSL bolt?
I also want to do a bolt action in 444+SUPER+ AUTO MAG HELLS GATE KNOCKER++ LOL and a standard 30-06 bolt bace will not work with the rim. one of these is going to be a 444 pistol so I need to start off with a virgen reciver.
I was refering to using a standard 444 MARLIN reamer not a standard straight reamer. I am afraid that the 444 marlin reamer will have to much free bore and or a sharp enough lip to allow proper chambering. I may need a reamer with a sharp edge at the end of the chamber and that edge needs to be closer to the breach so my brass can reach it OR I may be able to use slightly longer brass??I doubt it, because the .444 is a slightly tapered round. You'd have to have a tapered reamer to match.
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YES and it may be all I need not sure yet.. I just noticed that the lee factry crimp die sems to leave segments of the rim un crimped and thought it might make head spacing easier, as ther would be a thicker rim to hit the end of the chamber.
I picked up some hornady 265 grain jacketed flat nose bullets today (not cheap) I hope to start trying to form some brass soon. I am looking for a 444 MARLIN REAMER if any one has one??? This should be a fun project with a lot of learning in the wildcating DEPT.
I got my barrel blank the other day it came from NUMRICH it is a 20.5" rough blank in around a 1-20 twist. Rough is the key word with the blank , the bore looks nice but it is not centerd in the blank!! this thing is going to take a lot of work to make it true. I will have to turn it on centers and drive it with a DOG. I am commited to at least tryng to build a 444 rimless. ( I will come up with a cool name for it latter) this will be a project that will be down the road some. still need a 444 marlin reamer.
I have also started looking into a rimless .375 EXPRESS (waters) this should be doable on cut down & necked up 30-06 brass and would have a neck to head space on. it is basically a necked down 444 marlin has a lot better bullet selection.
there are several wild cats based on necked down 444 marlin brass. The .375 & .411 JDJ and the.375 EXPRESS (WATERS) are all made from necked down 444 Marlin brass. I think cut down 30-06 brass can be formed to make a rimless version of these. A shorter version that would fit a AK/AR mag would be a great round also IMOA.
I got a new computer and hope to be able to post pictures soon of some prototypes im working on as well
I added this to this thread form the 44??? link hope thats ok??
Yeah...I asked him to try some of the Hornady bullets and he said he did, but only in the 4 round magazines and they fed fine. He also said he loaded up some 300 gr bullets that were pretty long and they fed fine out of the 10 round mag. I'm not stuck on a bigger round....jI ust prefer one that I don't HAVE TO reload for.
Here are the links:
Tromix 444 Marlin Project Has Been Scrapped. - forum.Saiga-12.com
.375 versus .444 Marlin (pic) - forum.Saiga-12.com
Id like to still build one in a full length 444 but rimless. I have been looking for a 308 sagia to convert.
I too want to build one, but in .444 Marlin. Something like I stated before.....that I don't HAVE to reload for. I communicated with Tony again recently and he told me this about the conversion and he gave me a little more info on how to do it. We'll see...first I need to scrounge up a few Saiga-410s.


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Those Damn Commie SkepticsJanuary 18th, 2011
Homeopathy is not exactly the kind of thing that one tends to associate with things like logic, accuracy or sanity, but this statement from a new homeopathy page really took my breath away. The site is like most homeopathy sites: a lot of claims about how the "skeptic" movement is corrupt and run by big evil corporations and how homeopathy is good medicine and supported by volumes of evidence.
The skeptical movement is an offshoot of the Communist Party. (Really: see the top two links below.) Its top organizers were hired by pharmaceutical company and medical industry representatives to recruit malcontents in bars to spread hate propaganda against non-conventional medical systems. One of the first such skeptic groups referred to itself as "Skeptics in the Pubâ€ќ. Not surprisingly, their rants against Homeopathy sound like the drunken cacophony of soccer hooligans.
A "who's whoâ€ќ tour would not be complete if we neglected to mention Sense about Science. This group features a prominent spokesperson who is an advertising "consultantâ€ќ to pharmaceutical and oil companies. It's been scrubbed from their website as of this writing, but they get large donations from Big Pharma.
It's impossible not to encounter ties to the prevailing medical industry among any of the individuals or groups who currently identify themselves with the skeptic moniker. The mainstream media, which depend on advertising revenues from pharmaceutical companies and are always in search of a scandal are often co-opted by business interests that have little regard for the welfare of the average individual.
Sir, I am not and have never been associated with the Communist Party!
Seriously, I'm not a communist. Not that I feel the need to defend myself against such a ridiculous allegation, but I'm just not. I'm a member of multiple skeptic organizations, but I'm not a communist.
Most skeptics I know are also not communists. In fact, skeptics come from just about all political persuasions. There are certainly many libertarian skeptics, and many who would be considered to be social progressives, modern fiscal conservatives or something else. There are some who are legitimately supporters of socialism, and a few who are unabashedly pro-communism. I have not met any self-described skeptics who are supporters to hardcore, rigidly-enforced Marxism, but I can't say that they don't exist.
Whatever the case, the notion that the skeptic movement is at all related to communism is preposterous.
But there's something even stupider here, which you may have caught. In the same breath as claiming skepticism is rooted in communism, the idiot who wrote this then turns around and accuses those involved of being shills for the big corporations of the pharmaceutical and oil industries. Does this guy even know what "communism" means? Communists are by definition opposed to large corporate entities and are against capital-driven markets. Many socialist and communist groups use the profits and power of large corporations as an argument in favor of the socialist state.
Also, Skeptics in the Pub is not one of the first skeptic organizations, nor is it really one of the largest or most influential. Actually, it's not even its own single organization, but rather it's an offshoot of the UK Skeptics. Skeptics in the Pub organizes meetings in pubs and bars which are intentionally informal and primarily social events. The intention is partially to expand the skeptic movement into less traditional venues, but also just to hang out for fun. In other words, it's a kind of social club where skeptics can meet for a pint.
As for "Sense About Science" (which incidentally is an excellent resource for media-related science information), yes some of the contributors do have ties to big companies like pharmaceutical companies. So what? Who the hell do you think employs medical scientists?
This is a similar argument to the classic "health physicists and radiation safety technicians are employed by the nuclear industry." Well, yeah, who the hell else would need their services?
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The longer I practice the more I am concerned that our children are becoming more and more anxious at younger and younger ages. While I was used to seeing anxious teenagers with worries about grades, standardized tests, juggling a myriad of extracurricular activities, and ultimately getting into a college, I am now seeing younger and younger anxious children worried about a linty of things.
It is not uncommon for me to be seeing an elementary school child (1st-6th grade) for their check up and when I start discussing sleep I find out that the child is scared to sleep alone, will not spend the night with friends, and has tried just "about everything" to try and fix it. There are others who are so worried about tragedies occurring in their school, or being abducted or hit by a terrible tornado or hurricane that they have constant tummy aches and headaches and don't want to go to school or be away from their parents.
The list of what causes their anxiety seems endless, and part of this may due to the constant bombardment of news via TV, internet and other sources. Although our world often seems large and impersonal, this constant and repetitive news stream also seems to bring every story into our own neighborhood. This was not the case before cable, internet and the need to fill 24 hours a day with programming.
But I digress. The anxiety issue is concerning and I find myself often thinking, "get over it". The problem is that some of these children have tried and tried and need help to "get over it". I also don't think that for most children this comes in the form of a pill. The thought of putting thousand of anxious kids on medicine really worries me. I wish I thought that the world was going to get "less scary" or be any less anxiety provoking, but I unfortunately think that our children, and my patients are going to have to be "taught" how to deal with anxiety in a stressful world.
As I tell these families, these young brains are very pliable and are really ready to learn new ways to help their brains deal with anxious and worrisome thoughts. One of the ways to address these emotions is with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
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True North Wilderness Program (TNWP) received town permission to continue its therapeutic wilderness program for teens on property owned by Tom Barefoot and Joni Zweig as long as ownership of the parcel does not change.
True North is run by Barefoot and Zweig's daughter Madhuri Maves and her
husband Tyler Maves. True North representatives applied for permits to
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The Waitsfield Development Review Board, which reviewed the application, issued a permit on November 20 that ties the allowed use to the ownership of the land. The condition reads:
"Landowners Tom Barefoot and Joni Zweig may continue to allow TNWP to conduct its program, as described in application materials, as a second principal use on their parcel, subject to the conditions herein. The parcel and approved uses shall remain in common ownership. Should ownership of the parcel or TNWP change to anyone other than the applicants, TNWP shall cease operation on the parcel immediately upon the change in ownership. In the event the land is sold to anyone other than TNWP under its current ownership, Board approval of a new Conditional Use application shall be required to resume this use."
The DRB held hearings on the project during the summer and fall and held a site visit to the property. At a November 9 hearing, the DRB received documentation from Perot's attorney, David Grayck, indicating that True North Wilderness requires an Act 250 permit, that it is considered a school by the state of Vermont (and a residential child care facility) and that the Vermont wastewater permit numbers do not match those on the local permit application.
At that same meeting, the DRB received an amended site plan from the applicants demonstrating that two permanent tent platforms would be moved away from onsite streams and that is also a condition of the permit.
At issue before the DRB were several items. First, can the use be accommodated under the zoning that affects the ag/res and forest reserve portions of the property? Second, if the uses can be legally permitted under the zoning, do the changes in use pass the conditional use review criteria, which include, among others, not changing the character of the area and not impacting the environment and wildlife?
In arriving at its decision, the DRB acknowledged that the state considers True North to be a school (something not permitted in those districts in Waitsfield) but that it could also be considered an outdoor recreational use that is an accessory use to Barefoot and Zweig's use of the 25 acres as a camp. The 25-acre Zweig/Barefoot parcel is located in the ag/res district as well as in the forest reserve district and also abuts the Howe Block of the Camel's Hump State Forest. Most of True North's activities take place on a small parcel of land in the ag/res district. The rest take place in the forest reserve section as well as on adjoining state forest lands.
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Don't let the media fool you. Which of these actually make cloud computing financially compelling?
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Charles H. Duell, Commissioner, U.S. patent office, 1899 (attributed)
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After winning the Southwest District Tournament championship and tying for the regular season title, Carroll County's girls' basketball team placed three players on the All-SWD team.
Senior Taylor Martin was the Lady Cavaliers' lone first-team selection, while fellow seniors Michala Hash and Rachel Sellers both were picked to the second team.
Martin led the Cavaliers in several categories, pacing the team in scoring (8.3 points per game), assists (4.9 per game) and free throw percentage (94-of-127 for 74 percent). She also finished third on the team with 63 steals to go along with 2.5 rebounds per game.
"Taylor kind of ran the show for us and she had the ball in her hands 90 percent of time. We put the ball in her hands and let her make plays for us," Carroll County head coach Marc Motley said. "When she was playing well, we were playing awful good. But even the times she may not have played her best, she still had to control the game with the ball in her hands and that made a huge difference for us. She did everything we asked her to do all year."
Overshadowed by Carroll greats such as Lindsay Martin, Rachel Dalton and Shyann Dalton last year, Hash came into her own as a senior in 2012-13. Though she showed signs of her scoring ability a year ago, Hash stepped into the forefront this season, tying Martin for the team lead in scoring with 8.3 points per game, including a high of 19 points against Galax in December.
"Michala showed flurries of being able to score last year, we just had so many bodies last year there was just not enough minutes," Motley said. "I think this year she really took advantage of making an impression. She really wanted to do her best this year and I thought she did that. She came out of the gates looking to score and we needed that because sometimes we struggled to put points on the board."
Hash led Carroll County (16-10) in steals with 67 and finished second on the team in 3-pointers (32), 3-point percentage (28.6 percent) and free throw percentage (63.9 percent). She also grabbed 74 rebounds and made a huge impact on the defensive end by drawing 34 charges.
"That is taking fouls from the other team. It's basically like a steal and a foul on the other team. It's about the best thing you can do on the other end of the floor," Motley said. "She was always around the basketball."
A senior center, Sellers played much bigger than her size of 5-7. She was the team's leading defender, pacing Carroll in rebounds (5.9 per game) and blocked shots (22). She averaged nearly three offensive rebounds per game alone with 73. Sellers also led the team in field goal percentage (44.7 percent on 55-of-123 shooting) and was fourth in scoring (5.8 points per game), to go along with 41 steals.
"She is 5-7, but she is pretty strong and was able to push some of those bigger post players out," Motley said. "We allowed her to play one-on-one in the post at her size because she is so athletic, and that let our other defenders to go out and play and stop penetration. That makes everybody a better defender."
Sellers also tied for the highest single-scoring game for a Cavalier this season, scoring 20 points against Floyd, in addition to scoring games of 18 and 16 points this year.
"She did a lot for us. She had some really big games where she scored a lot and carried us," Motley said. "She came on big in some really key times throughout the year."
Carroll County senior Hayden Caldwell (5.5 points, 4.8 rebounds per game) and junior Crysta Guynn (7.7 points, 3.6 rebounds per game, team-leading 40 3-pointers) received All-SWD honorable mention accolades for the Cavaliers.
Richlands swept the postseason awards with Brittany Allen tabbed as district player of the year and Dennis Palmer selected as SWD Coach of the Year.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) nearly 1.7 million people suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) each year.
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