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The second week of Hillary Clinton's book tour is going a lot better than the first. The former first lady and secretary of state's gaffes about the "brutality" of American politics and her fib about being broke when she and her husband left the White House made her look foolish rather than the confident president-in-waiting that she wants us to think she is. But now that the dust has settled on the first round of interviews, Hillary is back on message. The news that 100,000 copies of a memoir that is almost devoid of new information or revelations have been sold during the first days since Hard Choices hit the stores is certainly proof of her popularity. Her "town hall" appearance on CNN yesterday seemed more like a pep rally or an episode of Oprah—with the charmless Christiane Amanpour playing the role of host—and did nothing to undermine the narrative of her inevitability. Even better for Clinton, her risky decision to go on Fox News and face far tougher interrogators in Bret Baier and Greta Van Susteren paid off not only because she stood up well to their questions and put some space between her positions and those of President Obama, but also because it came hours after the news broke that one of the Benghazi terrorists had been arrested. That's the kind of incredible stroke of luck that generally only happens to people who are on their way to winning presidential elections.
Needless to say, in none of the interviews about Hillary's book was she asked about the fact that she once boasted and laughed about helping a child rapist evade justice. Our former COMMENTARY colleague Alana Goodman wrote on Friday in the Washington Free Beacon about how Clinton was caught on tape discussing the case during an interview with Esquire magazine in the 1980s for an article that was never published. In the tapes, which were archived at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Clinton concedes that her client was guilty and that he beat the rap due to prosecutorial incompetence as well as her own attempt to smear the character of the 12-year-old victim in the case. The then-27-year-old Hillary Rodham managed to get the state to agree to a plea bargain in which the rapist, 41-year-old Thomas Alfred Taylor, served less than a year in prison.
While even rapists are entitled to a zealous defense, the jocular way Clinton discusses the case on tape provides a stark contrast to the 66-year-old veteran politician who is readying a run for president largely on the strength of her gender. While this is not the first time the story of the rape case has surfaced0—Newsday ran a story about it in 2008 that had little traction—the resurfacing of this unpleasant episode in Clinton's biography illustrates two key points about her potential candidacy. One is that despite the fact that the Democratic presidential nomination is hers for the asking, she remains a flawed candidate and a mediocre politician who lacks the smoothness and skills that helped her husband win the White House. The other is that even though this is exactly the sort of story that would doom virtually any other politician, especially a Republican, Hillary can rely on a fawning press corps to ensure that this is an issue that will be largely buried in the mainstream media.
Clinton did talk about her foray into defending sexual predators in her 2003 autobiography Living History, but represented it as a triumph of jurisprudence because of her work discrediting the prosecution's handling of the evidence. She also said it inspired her to help organize a rape crisis hotline in Fayetteville, a tidbit that is consistent with her representation of her early career as one that was based on defense of the rights of women and children.
While legal expert Ronald Rotunda told Goodman that Clinton's discussion of her client's polygraph test results and guilt was unethical, there's nothing wrong with a lawyer successfully defending a guilty client. But there is a difference between a run-of-the-mill attorney taking on such a case and even boasting about it and a woman who is seeking the presidency doing so. Suffice it to say that, as Melinda Henneberger wrote in the Washington Post, were a conservative to be caught with such a damning admission in their past, it would become part of the Democrat narrative about the Republican "war on women." But when a liberal who stands a good chance of being the first female president and who has built an image as a champion for women is caught laughing about destroying the life of a child rape victim, it is the sort of thing that most of the media will quickly shove down the proverbial memory hole.
You don't have to be a Clinton-hater to be cognizant of the ironies involved in Hillary being associated with the worst sort of legal abuse of rape victims. That her husband also successfully evaded sexual harassment charges as well as the accusation of rape by Juanita Broaddrick only makes the story seem even sleazier.
But Hillary needn't worry about getting the Todd Akin treatment from a media that, as Chris Cuomo noted last week on CNN, "We couldn't help her any more than we have. She's just got a free ride from the media."
Learning about Clinton's callous legal record doesn't necessarily disqualify her for the presidency or undermine her attempt to represent herself as uniquely ready for the presidency. But it does call into question not only her claims as a champion for women but also the entire war on women meme used by her party and the fairness of a media culture that is ready to bury this story.


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Place all ingredients into your food processor, then process to mix well. Wrap a few tablespoons of pate inside a collard leaf with a sheet of nori.
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Finding attractive shrubs for shade heavy areas doesn't have to be a chore. Granted, a lot of the impressive and exotic plants around require full sunlight or partial shade, but that doesn't mean that you can't make the shady areas in your garden look more appealing. There are quite a few easy to find shrubs, flowers, and ground cover plants that can you can use to spruce up the hard-to-fill shaded parts of your yard.
Take a look at the following list of five ideal shrubs for shade:
Although hosta plants may not be considered a true shrub, many varieties of hosta can provide the same look and purpose as a traditional shrub. Hosta is an herby perennial that generally features wide, clean cut leaves of all colors and sizes. The size of the leaves and overall plant depend on the species, the smallest having a leaf width around an inch and the largest sporting leaves up to a foot wide. They can also be anywhere from an inch to a foot and a half in length. Most hosta plants are some shade of green, possibly accented with yellow. A few varieties, however, appear as a ghostly blue-gray color. Hostas are often chosen as ground cover, although they are quite welcoming and tidy in appearance. If you like the idea of a bunch of very prim and organized leaves, you might consider looking into the hosta variety. Hostas are an easy plant to care for because they require very little help on your part unless you live in an area that is prone to drought. They are also disease resistant.
Holly Bush
Although a holly bush may not be your first thought when it comes to shrubs for shade areas, but you can guarantee that this traditional winter bush can make a terrific year round addition to the partially-shaded portion of your garden. Holly has a very textured appearance with glossy emerald leaves that are sharp and jagged in appearance. They also sport bright red berries that add a wonderful burst of color in the winter. Holly isn't just great for winter greenery, though. It can also serve as a wonderful green backdrop for your exotic or perky summer plants. Holly is a terrific border bush, but would also do well in a corner location with partial shade. A holly bush is generally pretty easy to take care of and doesn't require manual watering unless your garden has experienced a drought, in which case you would need to give it a few inches of water each week until the drought passes. You will, however, need to trim back your holly bush once in a while to ensure that it doesn't become scraggly and out of control. Otherwise, this can be a very clean cut and exciting shrub for a partial-shade area.
Honeysuckle is a well known summer shrub that will not only add a bit of a cottage-esque feel to your garden, but will also sweeten the air with a welcoming floral scent. Honeysuckle shrubs can spread quickly if you don't keep them in check, but otherwise they are quite pretty. The dainty white and yellow flowers are somewhat exotic in appearance but they have a strong, sweet scent that you're sure to love!
A perky hydrangea bush serve as a beautiful focal point in a lightly shaded place. Although hydrangeas may not be the best shrubs for shade areas that receive NO sunlight, they are a good choice for areas that get a bit of morning sun and mostly afternoon shade. Hydrangeas can grow to be extremely large or a couple of feet high, depending mostly on the type of hydrangea and how often you prune the bush. Hydrangeas come in a variety of colors including white, pink, purple, and blue. The color and the hue of the flowers can actually be determined by the acidity of the soil that the bush is planted in. For instance, you could turn a pink hydrangea bush into a blue one by adding aluminum to the soil. Transplanting a hydrangea bush to a new location can also cause a color change in the flowers next season. The bush itself is pretty standard with large green leaves; however, the flowers are very interesting! Hydrangeas produce "heads" or large round orbs that are basically a cluster of tons of small flowers. Hydrangeas are great shrubs for shade areas that get just a few hours of sunlight, although they can do well in full sunlight also. They are easy to take care of and do not have to be pruned, although they do appear tidier if they are pruned regularly.
The Azalea shrub is a beautiful plant that produces flowers with an exotic-like appearance. The azalea flower typically has five petals with beautiful dark streaks toward the center of the flower. The size of the flowers produced usually depends on the type of azalea that is planted, as does the height and spread. Azalea bushes do very well in areas that don't get a lot of direct sunlight. They can even handle being planted under a tree with filtered sunlight. This a great year round shrub where you can enjoy its beautiful flowers in the spring and gorgeous green leaves throughout the spring and autumn. Some azalea bushes even retain their green leaves throughout the winter months. Azaleas do not typically require pruning unless the bush is thriving so much that it becomes a little scraggly. In this case, simply trim the bush back a bit as desired.


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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Thanksgiving is right around the corner but you wouldn't know it because of the premature infiltration of industry's need to exploit Christmas. Thanksgiving has a revered past with its beginnings as a Christian based tradition dating back to 1623 when pilgrims gathered after the harvest to thank their Divine Benefactor - God - for His blessings.
Therefore, before the "celebration" is overshadowed with toys, ornaments and wrapping paper, I wish to express my thanksgiving for the blessings in my life.
I am thankful for waking up every day: if I didn't wake up, I wouldn't have the opportunity to breathe, talk or snack. I am thankful for chocolate: If I didn't have chocolate I would shrivel up and die. I am thankful for friends: If I didn't have friends to keep me straight, I would be a lost, wayward woman desperately seeking fame as a standup comic. I am thankful for having a car: If I didn't have a car I'd have to ask my husband for a ride to the mall and we all know how husbands feel about that. I am thankful for our unsung heroes: If we didn't have these silent warriors whose hard work benefits our community we'd be in a real mess. I am thankful for local our industry: If we didn't have them our county would be in dire straits. I am thankful for teachers: If I didn't have teachers whose patience prevailed over my ADHD I would still be standing in some cold dark corner. I am thankful for our military and our veterans: If we didn't have them we would not live in a free nation. I am thankful for my husband: If he were not part of my life I would be in jail. I am thankful for integrity: Without it our town, county, state, and nation is lost. I am thankful for charity: Without it our people would go hungry. I am thankful for love and compassion: Without them we cannot survive. I am thankful for surprises: Without surprises we would miss one of the simple joys present in children. I am thankful for hope: Without hope our world would be filled with chaos and despair.
Finally, I am thankful for having the sense enough to know there is a Devine Benefactor: He is the reason for my existence and the catalyst behind sharing with you why I am thankful. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Brazilian Master Helio Alves and Technical Wizard Joshua Pierce to Perform on October 13
Bethlehem, Pa., September 22, 2005—Pianists Helio Alves and Joshua Pierce will perform at Moravian College on Thursday, October 13, 7:30 p.m. in Peter Hall. The concert is the first in a series of Piano Masters at Moravian performances. From Thursday night, October 13th through April 6, twelve of the world's elite pianists from the worlds of jazz, Brazilian and classical music will perform at the historic Peter and Foy Halls of Moravian College.
A versatile and creative pianist, Helio Alves came to New York and quickly became the much sought after accompanist for Yo-Yo Ma, Joe Henderson, Gato Barbieri, Paquito D'Rivera and Claudio Roditi to name a few. He began playing classical piano at the age of six in his native Sao Paulo, Brazil , and attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston. He studied composition performance, and John Coltrane's harmonic structures.
One of the more dynamic talents of the late 20th century, Pierce is acknowledged as one of today's most versatile, exciting and original pianists. He has forged his own individual and unique style with a vast repertoire of music spanning all eras of piano literature. His technical mastery has afforded him the ability to move easily from the concerti of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, to the big works of Brahms, List, Tchaikowsky and Rachmaninov, to the provoking sounds of John Cage, Charles Ives, Toru Takemitsu and many others.
The season's performers will include Renee Rosnes (October 27); Juan Jose Chuquisengo and Jung Lin (November 10); Benny Green and Eduardus Halim (January 26); Joel Fan (February 9); Cyrus Chestnut (March 2); Frank Kimbrough and Jenny Lin (March 30) and Nadejda Vlaeva (April 6).
"This exciting lineup offers Lehigh Valley residents a unique opportunity to hear elite world-class pianists in an historic and acoustically pristine environment," said Genevieve Kaye, President of the Lehigh Valley Piano Society. "There is no doubt that this is one of the most impressive collections of concert pianists assembled in any one concert series. Benny Green is the jazz pianist picked by the legendary Oscar Peterson as his protégé. Munich-based Peruvian pianist Juan Jose Chuquisengo, whose Sony Classical recording Transcendent Journey was named as recording of the month in August by the BBC, is a star performer. Jazz legends include Renee Rosnes, Cyrus Chesnu, and Eduardus Halim—who is noted for being the last student of the great master Vladimir Horowitz," Kaye added.
Concerts are held Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 or $150 for any 5 concerts. Call 610-515-1025 or go online at www.pianoculture.com
The entire series will be taped for broadcast on WDIY-FM and made available to affiliates through National Public Radio.
Series underwriters include John Zeiner and Sons, "4 Generations of piano sales and service in Lehigh Valley;" Schimmel Pianos, and Mary Ellen Schuman of Prudential Paul Ford Realtors in Easton.
Piano Masters at Moravian is a production of the Luce Group in association with The Lehigh Valley Piano Society, which is dedicated to the presentation and preservation of the music of the acoustic piano.
Moravian College is a private, coeducational, selective liberal arts college located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Tracing its founding to 1742, it is recognized as America's sixth-oldest college. Visit the Web site at www.moravian.edu


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Serenity of Nature can be experienced in the beautiful ambiance of this beach property at Ankola. A total of 22 sea view rooms are available for accommodation.
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Dicey Rileys Hotel
Comfy Aussie Irish Themed Pub situated next to Wollongong Railway Station, only 1 hour from Sydney. Located Right in the Middle of Town, close to major shopping centres. Gateway to fabulous South Coast Beaches and Attractions.
Only 20 minutes from Kiama and local attractions. No Dorm rooms, most are singles or doubles, some sleep 3 to 4. Cost per person $35.00 AUD per night. Live Bands Fri & Sat Nights finishes by 12.30am. Internet Kiosk available in Bar Area.
Great Pub Food available for Lunch and Dinner 7 days. Off Street Parking.
Rooms Serviced once a Week. Communal Showers and Toilets. Great Pub atmosphere seven days a week.
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Located right next to Wollongong Railway Station. Parking available at back of hotel. Driveway off Crown street.
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Angry Birds Space
Rovio Mobile's Angry Birds Space, the fourth title in the mega-popular bird-slinging franchise, features the same simple, but addicting, gameplay as its predecessors. The plot, as usual, is simple and silly: alien pigs in mechanical suits have come through a wormhole to steal the birds' eggs, and the birds must blast off through the wormhole to rescue them in 70 interstellar levels.
Bit.Trip Beat HD
Think of it as Pong for a new generation. Bit.Trip Beat HD combines charming Atari-like 8-bit graphics and a nostalgia-laced bleeps-and-bloops soundtrack in a game that sees you deflecting musical enemy attacks with the on-screen rectangular paddle. Gamers use the accelerometer or touch controls to move the paddle up and down, bouncing beats back from which they came. Successfully chain beats and obtain the megasphere to go for big scores.
Fruit Ninja HD
Apples, bananas, and other assorted fruit feel your wrath in Halfbrick Studios' smash slice 'em dice 'em title. Fruit Ninja HD features eight-finger support, two game modes (Classic Attack and Zen Duel) worldwide leaderboards, and the addicting fruit-slicing gameplay that has made it a smash hit on multiple platforms.
Jetpack Joyride
Halfbrick hero Barry Steakfries dons the legendary Machine Gun Jetpack and courage as he attempts to escape a mad scientist's stronghold in Jetpack Joyride. Touching the screen causes Barry to ascend and descend, while simultaneously raining bullets upon enemy grunts. You'll collect coins and complete missions to earn cash and buy new gear. You'll need sharp reflexes to avoid the enemy weaponry, which includes lasers, electricity fields, and guided missiles.
Pro Zombie Soccer: Apocalypse Edition
Pro Zombie Soccer: Apocalypse Edition combines sports, wacky power ups, and cartoon-like 2D graphics into an unorthodox shooter/tower defense hybrid that sees you mowing down wave after wave of the undead with your trusty soccer ball.
Robot Unicorn Attack HD
Robot Unicorn Attack HD began its life as a simple Flash game on AdultSwim.com, but the insane premise and catchy soundtrack grew in popularity so swiftly that it was ported to the iPad. Your mission: To run free by guiding the robot unicorn over pits and obstacles as you collect stars and butterflies to the epic cheese-fest that is Erasure's "Always."
Namco Bandai's classic dot- and ghost-eating title that took video games out of the basement and into the mainstream (and inspired a hideous pop song) graces the iPad with its simple, but addictive, gameplay. It's the game that you know and love, but with new iPad-specific navigation that lets you control the little yellow guy using swipes, the virtual d-pad, or the accelerometer.
Pinball Arcade
FarSight Studios' Pinball Arcade is an addictive game that exquisitely recreates the look and to a certain extent, feel, of classic, trademarked pinball tables. The thoughtful detail in each leader board is really impressive. Connect online to play in tournaments or go head-to-head with your friends.
Road Blaster HD
Remember Dragon's Lair, the early '80s laserdisc game featuring insane Don Bluth animation? One of its sons is Road Blaster, Data East's take on the interactive animated game. Featuring artwork by Toei Animationthe Japanese studio behind Captain Harlock, Fist of the North Star, Voltron, and other classicsRoad Blaster puts you behind the wheel of a high-powered vehicle as you pursue thugs by tapping the screen at specific moments to ram car, dodge pedestrians, and more.
Temple Run
Temple Run couples great graphics with a very simple, arcade-like premise. In Temple Run, you play an Indiana Jones doppelganger clutching a golden icon, and your goal is to run away from evil eagle-gorilla monsters by tilting and swiping your way through obstacles in your path.
Temple Run 2
Temple Run 2 isn't radically different from the originalit feels very much like a 1.5 releasebut it's hard not to recommend the title to fans of the original. It's fast, frantic, and free, which are the elements that made Temple Run 2 another smash success as it doesn't deviate from Imangi Studios' highly addictive formula.
Zen Pinball
The Pinball Arcade specializes in delivering stunning recreations of classic tables, but Zen Pinball serves up original tables that are often based on licensed properties. The free download includes a single table, but in-app purchases (priced under $2 each) open the door to Captain America, Fantastic Four, Thor, Wolverine, and other Marvel Comics-based machines that feature realistic ball physics.Next: Action Games >


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By: Joseph Lynch, KOB Eyewitness News 4
It seems copper thieves will go just about anywhere to steal the metal. Whether it's a home, business, or most recently, a church. Sunday night, thieves made off with a couple hundred dollars worth of copper from a Northeast Heights church. With that one selfish act, dozens of people were left in a bind.
"Shame on you. how could you do this?" Is all Gigi Chinisci could say. For many families, St. Andrew's is more than just a church. The Chiniscis depend on the "Share Your Care" program St. Andrew's provides for their son David. David has Cerebral Palsy, and on a typical day would be cared for at the church. Monday he had to stay home. The copper theft left the church without power, according to Chinisci.
"For someone to do this, they're animals to me. they're just lower than an animal. Terrible. Especially this time of year, and that so much tragedy is going on the last few days. And that this will still happen. It just breaks my heart. It angers me. But I think it saddens me more than it angers me," Chinisci said.
Church officials told us at least 30 people who would have normally spent the day in their care had to stay home or come up with other arrangements. For all the havoc the thieves caused, they didn't get away with much, according to the electicrical contractor Steve Cunningham of D.R.B. Electric.
"They got a couple hundred dollars worth of copper. It will cost the church, you know, probably a couple thousand," Cunningham said.
Pastor Frank Yates hoped it will get harder for thieves to cash in. "We're probably going to have a bill of two to three thousand dollars of damage. And yes, we'll have insurance. I'm thinking of all those other small businesses and churches that don't have this kind of insurance coverage. That this is a huge expense," Yates said.
For Gigi Chinisci, they didn't just steal some copper. "They take your faith in mankind," Chinisci said.
The contractor spent the entire day rewiring the church. They hope to have the power back on Tuesday.


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Holy crap! Get ready for the Kirk Cousins show.
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Guess we can start calling him Broken Bob
Not only did he play him but he lied about Dr. Andrews clearing him to play.
BTW....I know Kirk Cousins very well from MSU. That kid can play. There will probably be a huge controversy when RGIII is healthy again about trading RG.
BTW. it came from "In Reese We Trust" and i heard it was confirmed on NE Sports.
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i thought he was getting tests done tomorrow?
Isn't he getting more tests done tomorrow? Conflicting reports. Maybe they are lying again lol.
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Fireworks fans have been urged to take extra precautions at bonfire celebrations on Friday evening because firefighters will be taking industrial action.
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service advised people to visit and organised fireworks display rather than holding one in the garden in a bid to reduce risks.
Firefighters will be on strike from 6.30pm until 11pm but the fire service has back-up plans in place to ensure that it can answer 999 calls.
It warned that the cover would not match its usual service but would be sufficient to ensure life-threatening incidents such as house fires and road accidents received a 999 response.
Deputy Chief Fire Officer Chris Strickland said: "The strike falls on the Friday before Bonfire Night. It is just before Diwali and coincides with half term, so people need to be really careful with fireworks and bonfires."
Thousands of people across the district will be going to firework celebrations in coming days.
They include Fireworks in Hemingford which takes place at London Road, St Ives, on November 2, with gates opening at 5pm, the bonfire being lit at 5.30pm and the display starting at 6.30pm. Family tickets, in advance only, are £10 for two adults and three children, adults are £5 and children £2.
The annual free display held by the Oxmoor Community Action Group in Huntingdon takes place at Coneygear Park on November 8, with gates opening at 5pm and the fire being lit at 6pm. Prizes will be handed out for a schools Caring for Hedgehogs competition at 6.30pm and the fireworks will start at 7pm.
The Offords display takes place at the Millennium Green on November 2, with gates opening at 6pm.
Admission is £15 for a family, £6 for adults and £4 for under-14s who must be accompanied by an adult.
In Godmanchester there will be a display at Judith's Field on November 5. The fire will be lit at 7pm and the display starts at 7.30pm. Admission in advance is £4 adults, £1.50 children, or £5 and £2.50 on the gate.
Awe-inspiring pyrotechnics from Kimbolton Fireworks are just one of the many options in the St Neots area. After putting on a display that stunned the world for the London 2012 Olympics, a crowd of at least 6,000 is expected. The world-famous fireworks company will be putting on one of the UKs best bonfire nights at Kimbolton Castle on Friday November 8.
Gates open at 6pm and fireworks get under way at 7.45. Tickets will cost £10 and can only be bought on the gate. Tickets are free for children under 16. There will also be food stalls, a bar and a fun fair.
Free parking will be available on site but organisers have requested that no-one brings sparklers.
There will be Friday night lights at Wyboston Lakes on November 1 as they host "Tunes and Booms" at The Waterfront Restaurant.
After a two-course, firework themed meal, there will be a display over the lake at 9pm and a burning of the guy followed by a "disco inferno".
The party is on from 6pm to 1am and is open to over 18s only. Tickets cost £14 per person.
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Tickets are £5 for adults and £2.50 for children in advance, or £6 and £3 respectively on the day.
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I'm in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the Society of American Indian Government Employees (SAIGE) 2011 Conference. One of my favorite parts of serving as Director of OPM is the opportunity to work with so many amazingly dedicated, talented Americans who have chosen to work as public servants.
Many of our Federal public servants are American Indians and Alaska Natives, and I came to share information with them and seek their input. I also got to meet some of the young people attending the conference and I hope they will become Federal – and SAIGE – leaders of tomorrow.
OPM is engaged in meaningful consultation with American Indian and Alaska Native leaders about how to best add tribal employees to the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program. This exciting new opportunity, created by the Affordable Care Act, will be a great new benefit for tribal workers and their families.
We want input on how to build inclusive workplaces in the Federal government that will draw in more American Indians and Alaska Natives at all agencies, and help them succeed and get promoted.
I'm also interested in getting input from folks about our ongoing efforts to hire more veterans into the Federal government through President Obama's Veterans' Employment Initiative. American Indians and Alaskan Natives have a long and proud history in the US military, and I am always eager to add their skills, experience and perspective to the Federal family.
We also want to hear Indian country's thoughts on how to hire more of your students and recent graduates through the President's Student Pathways initiative. We'll seek comments on the draft regulations when they come out this summer, and we'll visit tribal colleges and universities in the fall.
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Today's technology provides us with delicate information about how we think and what we do. In this seminar, we will explore our most useful and destructive tool, the brain. Creating and resolving disputes depends on its strategic use. We will learn from neuroscience how thought is constructed and consensus reached. Leave with tools to enable an enhancement of your services, manage risk, create sustainable agreements and provide effective patient and staff relationships. Learn the eight characteristics of successful negotiations, while building better empathetic skills for enhanced awareness of the emotion states of our patients and colleagues. We will also explore the code of ethics as we learn to use our knowledge responsibly in the conversation of dispute resolution.
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In this course, author Steve Heffernan contextualizes the state of HTML5 audio and video and shows how to embed media into a web page using HTML5. The course sheds light on configuring the new HTML5 audio and video tags, ensuring backwards compatibility by setting alternative playback methods, encoding the needed file formats, and building custom controls with JavaScript. Also included are tutorials on troubleshooting known issues and reviewing real-world examples of HTML5 audio and video.
With HTML5 video different browsers support different format scanners. There isn't one video format that all browsers support. You could see in this chart Safari and Internet Explorer support the MP4 H.264 format while Firefox, Chrome, Opera support the OGG and WebM formats. In this chart based on the statcounter.com global stats you can see the most supported format is the Ogg Theora format, which I said earlier is not as high-quality format as the others, but it was the first format to be used in HTML5 video, so it's supported by older versions including Firefox versions between 3.5 and 4, which if we look back at the HTML5 browser chart Firefox is the most used HTML5 browser.
Firefox version 4, which supports WebM, was released just at the end of March, the same month these stats are taken. So WebM support number is probably much higher even know with the rate that Firefox users are upgrading. Then with the release of IE 9, which supports the H.264 format, we'll probably see that number go up as well and all three may even out within the year. So what does this mean for us is web developers? It means that if we want to support HTML5 video across browsers, we need to provide our videos in at least two formats.
I'll go into strategies for choosing which formats to support in the chapter on video encoding. So why can't the browsers just agree on one format? Well the browsers that support the Ogg and WebM formats support them because they are free and open source. They believe that the web is free and open and video on the web shouldn't rely on a format that is closed and has licensing fees like H.264. The browsers that support H.264 believe that the open-source formats may actually be vulnerable to hidden patents, which could become a problem for anyone using them if these patents ever come to light.
In addition to that, Apple has invested a lot of money in the H.264 format including building hardware into the iOS devices to help with encoding and decoding video, meaning that even if Apple decided to support an open format, it would take more than a simple iOS software update for that format to work on iOS devices. But at this point Apple hasn't given any reason to believe that they ever will support an open format. There are two ways I can see this format war ending. The first would be if the H.264 format was made free and open.
If that happened, Firefox, Opera and Chrome would have no excuse to not adopt it and since so much of the web's video is already in the H.264 format, everyone would just continue to use it. I don't know that there is a good chance of this though because I think MPEG LA, the group behind H.264, is making good amount of money on H.264 royalties and probably doesn't want to give that up. The other way the format war could end as if Apple decides to support the WebM format. If that happened, I think Microsoft would follow suit with Internet Explorer and we would have one format that worked across all browsers and devices.
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Bob Evans® Seasoned Hash Browns Shredded Potatoes
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I made this as the recipe states. I did rinse the brocolli in a colander and chopped up the bigger pieces before adding it to the casserole. Once we tasted this dish we felt that it needed eggs. I DO NOT like baked eggs so I fried an egg, sunny side up and placed it on top of this casserole in individual bowls. It was very good with the egg added and also would be good without the egg for maybe a side dish at dinnertime.
The broccolli needs to be boiled. Otherwise than that it tastes alright
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So good!
Enjoyed this recipe. Used it as a breakfast casserole. Made one without the sausage for my vegetarian.
This recipe is more like a side dish. It was very good, but it did seem to be missing something. I made my own additions to fit things I had in the fridge and things I wanted to use up. It was good, but next time it will not be the main dish. I added 1/3 c sour cream and fried onions from a can to the top. I also threw in a pinch of onion powder and garlic powder.
I love this recipe. I have made it twice and it was great both times! Simple comfort food for a cold busy day.
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This recipe leaves the tomatoes in their unaltered delicious state and presents them atop of an amazing combination of flavors. You are sure to love this Toasted Bruschetta with Crispy Proscuitto.
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Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE) is at it again. Not happy with all his previous terrible "alternatives" to the public option that he helped create, Carper is now crafting a top-secret new "Plan B," according to the CongressDaily. Just how bad is Carper's Plan B?Well, from what is being reported, it could be his worst idea so far.
The plan starts with a trigger:
In states where private insurers fail to offer affordable coverage, Carper said the alternative would permit them to set up a non-profit board, likely appointed by the president, to offer insurance.
"That kind of approach might come close to hitting a sweet spot for a lot of people," said Carper, noting the approach "addresses concerns about government-owned, government-run."
So, Carper's idea is to take Olympia Snowe's worthless trigger idea (which already should have 60 votes if no liberal Democratic senators bolt), and weaken it further for no reason. Instead of it being a trigger for a public option, it would be a trigger to set up a state-based non-profit company with zero government oversight:
A Senate aide said the plan, still being worked out, would initially be run by the government but that its leadership would later be turned over to a non-governmental entity.
Carper is "trying to put something together that would actually have some sort of point at which the government is not responsible [and an] organization, likely a nonprofit of sorts" takes over, the aide said.
Does that sound familiar to anyone? It should because that is nearly identical to Conrad's co-ops idea, which the CBO already labeled as worthless. Conrad's idea was for the government to help set up state-based, non-profit, non-government entities to sell health insurance. Except, Conrad's co-ops would be available right away without a trigger. Olympia Snowe voted for Conrad's co-ops idea in committee, so it should also be able to get 60 votes if liberal senators stay on board.
What Carper did was take the two worst aspects of the two most worthless ideas (a trigger and zero government oversight), and combine them into one super-awful proposal. The entity created is not national, would not be large enough to negotiate low rates, would not be available on day one, and would not answer to Congress. Carper has created a "trigger for co-ops" proposal in an attempt to get 60 votes, but, not only would the idea do nothing to help control costs, but it needlessly weakens two worthless ideas Snowe already supports.
Ah, but here's the real kicker:
The Democratic aide said staffers have tried to keep Carper's alternative quiet due to concerns that publicity could draw attacks from liberal activists, which could complicate efforts to line up support from the full Democratic caucus.
This is what makes Carper's "Plan B" a double assault on the American people and the Democratic base. It is a completely worthless idea that will do nothing to keep the private insurance companies honest or bring down cost. It is nothing more than a fig leaf to pretend that they did not completely kill the public option, which is what Carper's proposal would do.
Secondly, it is an assault on the American democratic tradition of transparency and open debate. This is the kind of secret, backroom dealing that Obama campaigned against. This is a personal slight against me as a health care policy writer, it is an assault against the blogger community as a whole, it is a secret attack on the supporters of a public option, and is really an offense to the entire country. Carper knows his Plan B is a worthless proposal that could never withstand true scrutiny by experts. That is why he is purposely not letting the American people know what it is, so they can't debate its merits (or lack thereof) until it is too late. Congratulations Carper, you outdid yourself with this new, new, new "alternative."


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Hello All,
Newbie here and desperate.
I have a problem with my son's M17x this morning. All was working fine and after some time, the machine switched it self off. Now it won't even boot - at least I think it won't because there is nothing on the screen as it's blank.
I have tried several things, including trying to switch it on and off with and without a battery of power cable.
I am at a loss as to what could have happened.
Please help.
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Im not saying I'm an expert but does the screen's backlight come on? Maybe the screens just faulty? I wonder if you could hook it up to an external monitor to check?
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Do you hear Windows log in sound if you let it on for a while? It may be video related, but if it's not booting, you can try these steps to fix it.
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Hi Jolt_14794 - power is going to the screen as the ALIENWARE blue logo near the keyboard lights up as does the logo on the cover. I've replaced the video card as I though that might be the problem, but still nothing.
Hi Luis, I've done what you said and the Windows login sound does not happen. I connected it to an external monitor and still no joy. I replaced the video card today and it was the same. I am out of ideas.
Can you see the Alienware Logo screen?
Hello, Luis.
I have the very same problem, and here's the rundown.
The power goes through normally to the computer ( As far as I can tell. ) The customized keyboard and ALIENWARE title under the screen is lit up as I customized it, that tells me it's still drawing data from my preferences somehow. The back-light for the screen itself is on, though the alienware head (displayed upon boot-up,) never comes up. The fans fire up every time, then die out after about 2-4 seconds. Also, an external monitor does nothing but say 'No signal.'
It will on the RARE occasion boot like nothing is wrong. By rare, I mean literally sitting here powering it on and off for about a solid hour.
Hope this sheds some light, maybe you can figure out what's wrong, because I sure can't.
I have the exact same issue as Foxvolt. I normally would let it rest for about half an hour then try for about three times before it comes in. Once it is on it works perfectly but i would not dare try to restart or shutdown for then I would have the same problem all over again. I would really like to resolve this issue for this is still a great computer.
Hey guys, as all are similar issues I'll try to start discarding possibilities. First thing to do would be to run the LCD BIST. Hold down the "D" key and turn on your computer. The BIST should start running after a few beeps, this is a basic non-software dependent test for the LCD.
How to run LCD BIST
I tried as you suggested but I could not get that screen to appear. The problem is that when i hold down D, the fans spin for a longer period of time but the screen does not come up, Their is a notable difference in time that the fans stay on when i just press the power button (shorter period) and when i press both the D and power button (longer period).
I tried all night long but was unable to start my laptop. This morning i woke up and pressed the power button and the laptop came on the first try. I know that if I restart or shutdown down the computer, it would not boot up.
I also discovered that what i thought was the backlight of the screen was actually a reflection of the keyboard lights. when i press the power button, the alienware head does not appear on the screen and if I leave it on, i do not have any normal boot up sound (no sound at all) so I know that it does not enter windows for I do not have a password to enter windows. It enters automatically, Also the eyes on the alienware head on the keyboard does not flash so it is not reading from the hard drive.
Is there something that would prevent the bios from booting up?
Does anybody have any ideas?
Send us an email at email@example.com with your service tag, phone number and a link to this thread. We'll review your case and set up a callback for one of our techs to help you out.
Has anybody resolved this issue? Please I need all the help I can get.
I'm having the same problem as smakwam ~~
(I have a problem with my M17x this morning. All was working fine and after some time, the machine switched it self off. Now it won't even boot - at least I think it won't because there is nothing on the screen as it's blank.I have tried several things, including trying to switch it on and off with and without a battery of power cable.I am at a loss as to what could have happened.)
Did anything on your end get resolved and if so how?
It's just so sad that something that costs us so much is this horrible. From day one I have had problems with this laptop and the battery not charging correctly. You would have to remove it and put it back in- then it would start excepting a charge. And if you actually carried the laptop places you constantly have to rinse and repeat any chance you got in hope you would mantain a charge while plugged in. The company is completely aware and service call after service call they still had no hotfixes or solutions except continue removing battery and putting it back in. Joy. They discouaged me from returning the laptop saying the tech department is working on it. That is was a software issue and an update would be available soon. Cough* that never happened.
So now there is this problem. Keys are lite so pretty but nothing on the screen. (just black) Good times.
Best regards,
I'm having the same issue. My screen just does not come on. Is there any fix for this yet? seems to be a major defect.
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Most Admired Attys: Durie Tangri's Mark Lemley
Professor Mark Lemley is named most admired attorney by IP Law 360; the following article highlights his career at Stanford Law School and his practice at Durie Tangri LLP:
Combining a prolific academic career at Stanford Law School with a bustling practice at Durie Tangri LLP, Mark Lemley has earned a reputation among his colleagues as an encyclopedia of intellectual property law as well as a place on Law360's list of the 10 Most Admired Intellectual Property Attorneys.
For Lemley, the law is both a practical and an intellectual pursuit, a fact reflected as much in the cases he handles as in his time split between litigating and teaching and publishing.
In one of his current cases, Lemley and his firm are representing T3 Technologies Inc. against IBM Corp. before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in a case that treads the line between antitrust and IP law.
"I like the complexity of the interaction between these two already complex bodies of law," Lemley said. "We want to make sure that we encourage innovation by encouraging intellectual property [protections], but at the same time we also want competition, not just because we think it gives us lower prices but also because sometimes competition ends up encouraging innovation."
For Jay Monahan, deputy general counsel at Zynga Game Network Inc., who has known Lemley since they were associates together at Brown & Bain, Lemley is "one of the definitive thinkers on IP law."
Monahan counts Lemley as one of the few attorneys he'd call when faced with difficult questions of law in the technology arena for which there's no precedent, in large part because of his ability to combine his academic knowledge with the practical approach needed to solve problems for companies on a daily basis.
Daralyn Durie, one of Durie Tangri's founding partners along with Lemley, pointed out that Lemley's work as a scholar helped make him an effective advocate for clients.
"Part of what's so great about working with Mark is it's like having a walking research library," Durie said. "When you ask him, 'Mark, what's the answer to this question?' he'll give it to you with case citations."
Beyond his work in the technology sector, Lemley also helped establish the precedent that regulatory gaming in the pharmaceutical industry could run afoul of antitrust laws. He represented Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. in a case accusing Abbott Laboratories of product-hopping, a strategy to prevent generics from entering the market by pulling one drug off the shelves and releasing a slightly different version of the medicine.
Part of Lemley's interest in IP stems from the differences in the ways companies in various industries interact with the patent system.
"The pharmaceutical industry depends very heavily on strong and certain patent protection, while in information technology it's viewed as the cost of doing business, and most engineers in those industries feel they'd be better off if they didn't have to deal with it," Lemley said. "The intersection between IP and antitrust also has to take that into account."
Lemley's attraction to that intersection dates back to his time in law school. His undergraduate degree in economics and existing interest in antitrust law led him to IP when he wrote about the patent misuse doctrine while working as a research assistant to an antitrust professor, and his passion for the intellectual side of the law has continued unabated.
"I went to law school, as I think many people do, because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life, and found to my surprise that I really loved it," Lemley said.
For Durie, who has known Lemley since the two were debating partners in college, his legal aptitude came as no surprise.
Even when he worked full time in private practice first at Brown & Bain and then at Fish & Richardson PC Lemley did some academic writing.
When teaching as an adjunct professor at University of California, Berkeley, School of Law showed Lemley that it would be impossible to focus on teaching and writing while practicing full time, he joined the faculty at the University of Texas at Austin, remaining counsel at Fish.
"I never regretted the move to teaching, but I still wanted to stay connected to the world of practice," Lemley said. "I do think it's useful to think about the system as a whole, and it's easy if you're only participating in one part of that system to see that as the important bit and neglect the rest."
During his time in academia, Lemley has written seven books and 109 articles on antitrust, IP and Internet law, including the two-volume "IP and Antitrust" that he co-authored with Herbert Hovenkamp and Mark D. Janis.
Choate Hall & Stewart LLP partner Karen Copenhaver has turned to Lemley for advice a number of times over the years, always finding conversations with him "to be an inflection point in my thinking."
"Anyone who has ever read an article written by Mark, or seen Mark give a presentation or had a dinner conversation with Mark will be struck by at least three things: his passion, the depth of his understanding and analysis, and what a gifted communicator he is," Copenhaver said. "He is such a great teacher, advocate and counselor, in part because he is a great listener, and listening is somewhat a lost art in the profession."
Lemley's work reaches across the board in the IP field, including copyright issues like a 2000 case that MasterCard Inc. filed against then-presidential candidate Ralph Nader over a campaign ad that spoofed the credit card company's "Priceless" campaign.
Lemley defended Nader, winning a summary judgment ruling that the ad was a legal parody and unlikely to confuse consumers or voters.
"We managed to persuade the court ... that as a copyright matter it was not just an effort to capture people's attention by using MasterCard, but also a comment on MasterCard's advertising about what's for sale and not for sale in the modern world," Lemley said. "It was interesting to me in part because some of my academic work has been about the risks that overly expansive copyright and trademark protection pose to free speech."
Lemley has served as "a walking treatise of IP law" and a "trusted adviser" to Joseph Gratz since the two met while Gratz was an associate at Keker & Van Nest LLP.
Lemley's expertise has also proved invaluable beyond the courthouse and the classroom.
A few years ago, digital rights group Electronic Frontier Foundation began sponsoring an Internet law pub quiz. At the first one, teams competed from Google, Yahoo, Stanford, Berkeley and Lemley's firm at the time, Keker, Gratz said.


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The crew worked on the Labrador Fire in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources sponsored the crew. It included nine IDNR staffers, four staff from the Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois, four community firefighters, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employee, a Homewood city forester and a Geneseo contractor. They have all returned home.
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Much like the 8800GTX was faster than a 8800GT/GTS, I think the 280GTX is going to be faster than the die shrink. The main problem for nVidia with the 280GTX is the die size and how much it costs to produce, it is without question faster than a 4870 (I have owned 2 4870s and now 2 280GTXs). With the price of a 280GTX only @ 100 bucks more than a 4870, it is the better buy at the moment IMO. What you will most likely see with the refresh is a smaller chip that is cheaper to produce but not necessarily faster.
I disagree, for the simple fact that Nvidia had a sizeable lead on ATI at the time of the 8800GTX, but this is not the case this round. In fact, when the 4870X2 is released next wekk, Nividia will clearly be in second place and they know it. This is why the 280b or 290 is going to be more than just a die shrink. Nvidia doesn't like to be behind ATI. This round is much different than it was with the 8800GTX.
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A urinous wet alarm to detect a soaked diaper and generate an audio alarm to alert replacement includes a shell to house a test IC. The test IC connects to a lithium battery, a thin alarm speaker and one end of a sensing unit which is a pliable, elongate, narrow and thin plate and has a detection circuit consisting of two conductive wires of opposite polarity extended from the shell. The sensing unit may be inserted into a test insertion hole formed on a diaper during production. Urine soaked the fluid absorption layer of the diaper makes the conductive wires conductive, and the test IC determines the urine overflow condition to activate the thin alarm speaker to generate an audio alarm.
1. A urinous wet alarm for detecting urine overflow on a diaper exceeding a fluid absorption saturation limit and generating an audio alarm, comprising:
a shell;
a sensing unit having one end located in the shell and a detection circuit;
a test IC connecting to the detection circuit; and
a lithium battery and a thin alarm speaker connecting to the test IC;
wherein the sensing unit has a distal end outside the shell to be inserted into a diaper to perform detection and the detection circuit becomes conductive by seeping urine to generate an audio alarm through the thin alarm speaker.
2. The urinous wet alarm of
3. The urinous wet alarm of
4. The urinous wet alarm of
5. The urinous wet alarm of
6. The urinous wet alarm of
The present invention relates to a urinous wet alarm and particularly to an alarm to detect wet diaper caused by urination and generate audio alarm.
There are many types of diapers on the market that offer wide selections of functions. And many patents have been disclosed in this field. Most of them focus on the improvement of fluid absorption layers, inner protection layer material or elastic band of the diaper.
The widely used diapers are the common paper diapers that merely protect users from incontinence or urine overflow (namely the urination exceeds the fluid absorption saturation limit of the diaper) and prevent clothes and bed sheets from being smeared. When urine overflow occurs to an infant wrapped by the diaper and the parents do not replace the smeared diaper timely due to negligence, infant's hip could be infected with bacteria. For adult users who suffer from incontinence or loss of sense (such as after surgery and patient's sense not yet recovers), wearing such type of diaper is not comfortable. While some improvements have been made on the inner fluid absorption layer and elastic band, urine overflow could still happen and replacement is not being made timely.
To overcome the problem mentioned above, some vendors adopt modern electronic technologies and use electronic audio effect and electronic conductive circuits on the diaper. Whenever the diaper is soaked with excretion, the circuits become conductive and an electronic audio alarm is generated to alert nurses to replace the diaper. For instance, R.O.C. patent No. 210012 entitled "Improved diaper with a separated audio alarm" discloses such a technique that has a conductive circuit consisting of two parallel metal wires to detect urinous wet. But it cannot detect a larger area. In the event that urine seeps through between the two parallel metal wires or overflows and seeps through outside the two metal wires, it is not effective. Moreover, to lay conductive wires in the diaper increases fabrication cost and the price. As the diaper is a household goods that is consumed at huge quantity, to set the price too high will discourage consumers from buying.
The primary object of the present invention is to provide a urinous wet alarm to detect a wet diaper and generate an audio alarm.
The detection is accomplished through a shell and a pliable, elongate, narrow and thin sensing unit extended from the shell. It has a detection circuit consisting of two conductive wires of opposite polarity. The sensing unit has one end connecting to a test IC and the detection circuit. The test IC is coupled with a lithium battery and a thin alarm speaker. The sensing unit may be inserted into a test insertion hole formed on the diaper during production to perform detection. When the fluid absorption layer is soaked with urine and saturated, the detection circuit becomes conductive and the thin alarm speaker is activated to generate an audio alarm.
Another object of the invention is to provide a urinous wet alarm that is not discarded with the used diaper. It may be wiped and cleaned to couple with a new diaper to be used repeatedly. It does not change the structure of the diaper and does not increase the cost thereof. It is affordable to the general households and can enhance economic effectiveness.
The foregoing, as well as additional objects, features and advantages of the invention will be more readily apparent from the following detailed description, which proceeds with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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The test IC 30, lithium battery 40 and thin alarm speaker 50 are located in the shell 10 encased by the plate 11 and the cap 12. It may be used on the diaper 60 that has the test insertion hole 61 formed thereon during production to become part of the urinous wet alarm 1 of the invention.
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While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been set forth for the purpose of disclosure, modifications of the disclosed embodiment of the invention as well as other embodiments thereof may occur to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the appended claims are intended to cover all embodiments which do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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BRUNSWICK - A local fire department is holding a fundraiser this weekend for a man billed for water used to put out the fire that destroyed his home.
As we first told you yesterday, Michael Pietro was billed $1,400 by the Town of Poestenkill.
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As my day comes to an end, usually after my little ones go a-dream drifting, I step into the small balcony of my house, soaking in moments of peace and solitude. A soft cushion-hammock hangs near the door connecting the hall and balcony. It is the favorite swing of my children and as I relax my tired frame in it, their sweet baby scent pleases my senses. I watch the twenty-odd homes in the building facing us, as their activity level slowly decreases and lights go off. My shy muse descends only then!
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