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Creating modules for SalesLogix Web is something that is likely something that is often overlooked or not used because they are assumed to be too complex or are just not understood. A module is an assembly that you've added to a page or the portal that adds functionality to the page. The great thing about a module is that you can change things about the page without needing to resort to doing something like modifying the deployed pages or SmartParts. This article will look at how to create a module to conditionally hide a menu item at runtime.
Note: In this article I will be creating a module that removes the "Import Leads" menu for users that are not on the Midwest team.
To create a module, you simply just need to create a new Class Library project in Visual Studio and reference some of the Sage DLLs. The main ones you'll likely need referenced are:
When you implement the IModule interface, there are two things you must implement. The void Load method and a ModuleWorkItem get property returning a WorkItem. The shell of your module will look something like this:
namespace FX.Modules{ public class LeadMenuModule : Sage.Platform.Application.IModule { public void Load() { // implement load code here } public WorkItem ModuleWorkItem { get { return null; } } }}
Now we'll need to add the code into our Load to do the work of checking to see the teams the user is on, and if not on the Midwest team to remove the menu item. However, in order to do that, we'll need to access some of the available services for things like getting the parent WorkItem, using the UserService to get the current user, and so forth. We can easily get the references through dependency injection by adding the following to our class:
using Sage.Platform.Application;using Sage.Platform.Security;//... private UIWorkItem _parentWorkItem;[ServiceDependency(Type=typeof(WorkItem))]public UIWorkItem ParentWorkItem{ get { return _parentWorkItem; } set { _parentWorkItem = value; }} private IUserService _userService;[ServiceDependency]public IUserService UserService{ set { _userService = value; } get { return _userService; }}
Having those dependencies will make the work easy from here on out. One of the things we'll need is to determine if the user is on a certain team or not as well. We can reference one of my earlier posts to determine that (See Determining if a User is a Member of a Team in SalesLogix Web).
Removing the Menu Item at Runtime
Before we look at the code altogether, let's take a look at how to remove the menu item at runtime. It is easy enough to do now that we'll have a reference to the page Work Item.
using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Workspaces;using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Services;using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.SmartParts;//... // Get the ToolbarWorkspaceToolbarWorkspace toolbar = _parentWorkItem.Workspaces["ToolBar"] as ToolbarWorkspace; // Get the MenuService for the ToolbarWorkspaceIMenuService menusvc = toolbar.WorkItem.Services.Get<IMenuService>(); // Find the "Tools" menu by it's ID NavItemCollection navcol = menusvc.FindMenu("mnuTools") as NavItemCollection;if (navcol != null){ // Remove the "Import Leads" menu by using it's ID navcol.RemoveItem("tools_ImportLeads");}
One thing to note is that if you look at a deployed page, such as the Account.aspx.cs file, you'll see that in the Page_Load, the menu's are constructed *before* the modules are loaded. So, when our module is added to the page, the menus will be loaded and ready for us.
Now, let's see the complete code for the module:
using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using Sage.Platform.Application;using Sage.Platform.Application.UI;using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Services;using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Workspaces;using Sage.Platform.WebPortal.SmartParts;using Sage.Platform.Security;using Sage.SalesLogix.Security; namespace FX.Modules{ public class LeadMenuModule : Sage.Platform.Application.IModule { public void Load() { User user = (_userService as SLXUserService).GetUser(); if (user.Id.ToLower().Trim()=="admin") return; if (!IsOnTeam("Midwest", user)) { ToolbarWorkspace toolbar = _parentWorkItem.Workspaces["ToolBar"] as ToolbarWorkspace; IMenuService menusvc = toolbar.WorkItem.Services.Get<IMenuService>(); NavItemCollection navcol = menusvc.FindMenu("mnuTools") as NavItemCollection; if (navcol != null) { navcol.RemoveItem("tools_ImportLeads"); } } } public bool IsOnTeam(string teamname, User user) { bool res = false; IList<Owner> teams = Owner.GetTeamsByUser(user); foreach (Owner team in teams) { if (team.OwnerDescription.ToLower().Equals(teamname.ToLower())) { res = true; break; } } return res; } public WorkItem ModuleWorkItem { get { return null; } } private UIWorkItem _parentWorkItem; [ServiceDependency(Type=typeof(WorkItem))] public UIWorkItem ParentWorkItem { get { return _parentWorkItem; } set { _parentWorkItem = value; } } private IUserService _userService; [ServiceDependency] public IUserService UserService { set { _userService = value; } get { return _userService; } } }}
Not too bad. It made fairly easy work to get the job done. Now we just add this assembly into the "bin" folder in the Support Files for the portal and then add the module in to the "Modules" tabs of the portal itself (not to a specific page) and the code will apply throughout the entire portal. On any page the user visits, the code will ensure the Import Leads menu item is removed.
Note, we could make this even more generic if we wanted to. Let's say we didn't want to hard-code the team name, or the menu item ID. We could simple add some properties to the class like this:
public TeamName { get; set; }public MenuItemID { get; set; }
Now, when we add it to the portal we can click the "Configure" button next to it on the Modules tab and we'll see our properties for "TeamName and MenuItemID. We'd change the code to use those property values, instead of the hard coded ones, and then the administrator could simply use the Configure button to see the properties listed and enter the TeamName and MenuItemID to remove for anyone not on that team. Then a redeploy and the changes are live. Now you can change the values easily, without touching the code, or even reuse the module for something else.
If you want to take a look at the completed DLL (with the hard coded values), I've attached the Visual Studio project to this post (it will look for the references Sage DLLs in the usual Copy Assemblies location C:\Program Files\SalesLogix\ReferenceAssemblies).
Great write up!
Excellent Ryan, glad you covered the Module subject
I'm trying to use similar code to hide a Nav Item and it is not working.
The problem is in this line of code:
NavItemCollection navcol = menusvc.FindMenu("navSales") as NavItemCollection;
It is not finding that menu. Any suggestions?
~ Henry
Excellent blog, this helped me loads.
are you getting the workspace using NavWorkspace instead of ToolbarWorkspace ?
Ryan, wrote a great article on how to use a module to hide a toolbar item at runtime here. I wanted to expand his article slightly to show how a similar technique could be used to hide a context menu. The main difference is what workspace the context
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And then, there's the opposite - food delivery. Do all have a delivery charge? I know the driver only gets a portion. Is your tip based on the bill, or per trip?
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The Doctrine of Fakism
Have you heard the news? The foreign policy realists are here. No more of that silly worldview stuff for us. On Tuesday, during her Senate confirmation hearing, Hillary Clinton set the record straight:
The President-Elect and I believe that foreign policy must be based on a marriage of principles and pragmatism, not rigid ideology. On facts and evidence, not emotion or prejudice. Our security, our vitality, and our ability to lead in today's world oblige us to recognize the overwhelming fact of our interdependence.
"Interdependence" played a big role in
The President-Elect has made it clear that in the Obama Administration there will be no doubt about the leading role of diplomacy. One need only look to
But the real star of the show was "smart power":
We must use what has been called "smart power," the full range of tools at our disposal — diplomatic, economic, military, political, legal, and cultural — picking the right tool, or combination of tools, for each situation. With smart power, diplomacy will be the vanguard of foreign policy."
In a planned attack of simultaneous "cooperative engagement," John Kerry supported Hillary's new realism with an opinion piece in Tuesday's Boston Globe. Kerry wrapped up as follows:
The common element in this formula for a new foreign policy is replacing military solutions and unilateral action with diplomacy and multi-national consensus. Clinton's work on the Armed Services Committee, her lifetime of public service, and her global stature have prepared her well to help pave this new road for American leadership.
Interdependence, diplomacy, cooperative engagement, multi-national consensus, "replacing military solutions." If these are to be the hallmarks of a new foreign policy, how strange that on the very same day that Hillary Clinton spoke to the Senate about the sensible employment of "smart power" against Iran, and John Kerry wrote about enhancing "the ability of US diplomats to play the leading role in solving" global problems, Vice President-elect Joe Biden was in Iraq reassuring leadership in Baghdad that "the new administration will stick to the timetable in the [U.S.- Iraq status of forces] agreement," and keep American troops in Iraq for at least three more years, if not much longer.
And how un-diplomatic was Joe Biden's message of the following day. He told Barack Obama that things in
That's because the most distinguishing feature of the new mushy realism is that it's shamelessly fake. Hillary Clinton couldn't possibly believe that, "The best way to advance
The Bush Doctrine is alive and well. This is because George W. Bush was not, as
What's so bad about the doctrine of Fakism, some might ask. Are Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton not merely speaking softly and carrying big sticks? After all, even most of President Bush's fans agree that his gunfight slang probably did more harm than good. If bold Bush policy has now been complimented by better PR, hasn't the one sorely missing piece fallen into place?
Not exactly. If you enter into a contract with your leaders whereby you agree to be lied to, where is the accountability? Signing off on a government whose preferred mode of domestic communication is one big wink leaves you very little room to complain down the line. When can you say, "Alright, knock it off, you did something I don't like," if your leaders have already made it clear that what they do need not connect to what they say. And on what grounds would you trust their pledges to change course?
We are about to come under the governance of an administration that promises the end to wars it is simultaneously extending or ramping up, and that pretends it will keep doomsday weapons out of the hands of madmen by persuasion. Words matter. Until they don't – wink wink.


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Palermo Villa workers and their allies delivered petitions in pizza boxes to the company's Menomonee Valley facility Monday afternoon.
They are protesting what they say are unfair labor practices and unsafe working conditions at the frozen pizza manufacturing plant. Palermo denies the allegations.
Milwaukee police officers blocked the Villa Palermo entrance when the protesters' delegate, Daniella Benitez, 8, a worker's daughter, and her escort, the Rev. Joe Ellwanger, approached them with the first box of signed petition copies.
Organizers had originally planned to send a delegation of two labor leaders and two religious leaders, but Palermo would permit only one strike representative on its property, said Christine Neumann-Ortiz, executive director of Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant and workers rights group.
Eventually the police officers, following the Palermo administration's mandate that no child be allowed on company asphalt, carried some of the boxes inside themselves.
"All we want is a voice on the job," said Raul de la Torre, who spoke on behalf of the Palermo workers' group before a crowd of workers and their supporters. "Why is the company putting so much time and energy into denying us this basic right?"
"Shame on Palermo!" protesters cried as police officers turned Daniella away.
Daniel Mercado, an organizer of the workers' strike that began June 1 and that pickets the Palermo facility every afternoon and evening, said he has come to expect Palermo to be unreceptive, but the episode with Daniella still upset him, he said.
Mercado and other pickets, chanting slogans such as "No justice, no pizza" and carrying posters with slogans such as "Boycott Palermo," are protesting what they say are unsafe speeds of production, sick day policies, wages, discrimination by some supervisors and retaliation for workers' efforts to unionize.
Ellwanger, representing Milwaukee Innercity Congregations Allied for Hope, an interfaith organization working to address justice issues, asked Palermo to "just treat your workers like human beings and treat them the way you treat your shareholders and people at your board table."
In a news statement, Palermo's marketing director Chris Dresselhuys said, "The conditions as described by the protesters seeking to organize a union at Palermo's are false and only harm the actual workers employed by the company now." He said the company will lead a "fact-based discussion" with its workers.
Workers want to return to their jobs, de la Torre said, but they want their rights first.
"In the end, as Martin Luther King Jr. said, 'The moral arc of the universe is long, but it bends toward justice.' And we will win," Ellwanger said.
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Yesterday evening, Kelly Clarkson premiered "Mr. Know It All," the first single from forthcoming LP Stronger, in a live chat on kellyclarkson.com. During the chat (which was foreshortened by technical difficulties), she was her ebullient self, revealing a number of details about Stronger (songs will include "You Love Me," "What Doesn't Kill You," and a duet with an Idol-affiliated woman that some speculate is Kara DioGuardi, but not a duet recorded with Chris Daughtry won't make the cut) and plans for an upcoming tour (January) that she prefaced by saying she'd "get in trouble" for divulging. She confessed her deep and abiding crush on Kyle Chandler, particularly as Coach Taylor from Friday Night Lights. She described herself as sassy nearly as much as Russell Clark would have, and invited her fans out to dive-bar karaoke. She also wished for an opportunity to sing with Adele or Miranda Lambert. (Someone make this happen!)
As for "Mr. Know It All," Clarkson noted, "I hope y'all like the song," as a postscript to its premiere, quipping, "If you don't, lie to me!" We don't have to lie. The mid-tempo ballad isn't our favorite of her tracks, and we wish her vocals were mixed higher, but we dig it nonetheless. Two things in particular stand out, though we confess we're not sure we'd have noticed if she hadn't mentioned them in the chat. Her voice is particularly unprocessed (we hate to say "raw," but there it is). During the making of Stronger Clarkson and the producers strove to record her voice as it's heard at live shows, with as little adornment (or Auto-Tune) as possible. Clarkson's backup vocals, however, sound a lot like Clarkson herself—because she insisted on recording them, a fact she attributed to a love of harmonies and a past as a choir nerd. Both of these tactics are quite effective, which is probably at least as indicative about the rest of the album as the way "Mr. Know It All" sounds. October 30 can't come soon enough.


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I am interviewed at the Huffington Post
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I have to ask--why do you like Moby Dick so much? I hated it and now try to figure out why it is considered a classic through my blog mymobydick.blogspot.com and now I wonder how many blogspots have moby dick in the title!ReplyDelete
Brilliant Matt! Enjoyed the interview; what a showcase. Here's to the book.ReplyDelete
Hey Matt, that's a tough question to answer thoroughly in the comments section but I'll give it a try. Like you (I think), I bristle at the idea that something should be considered and revered as a classic just because a lot of other people say it is. I tend to reserve that kind of labeling for my own personal headspace rather than try and force it on others. "Moby-Dick" means so much to me for many reasons though. First, it has been an almost constant companion throughout my life, whether it was the film or an abridged version or a graphic novel or the full text. I've read it quite a few times, and at each stage of my life the book revealed more and more to me. I treasure the book so much because, in spite of its thorny and difficult language, its challenging and sometimes maddeningly inconsistent structure, and its long nonfictional asides, I truly believe the book is about everything. Honestly. Nearly everything we humans experience, grapple with, wonder about and struggle toward is in some way addressed in the book.ReplyDelete
But honestly, its not for everyone. Some love it, some hate it. Few are indifferent. I don't make any kind of judgments about a person based on whether or not they like or don't like the book. Some of my closest friends turn green and start tuning out of any conversation where I mention the book.
But to me, it's everything.
Titus! I owe you an enormous debt of gratitude! Some time ago I received a delightful and very unexpected package from the shores of Scotland and I have yet to address the joy it brought me. Soon, I swear.ReplyDelete
And I have a strange question. Is Scotland warm in the summer months? My only real conception is (probably very inaccurately) based on my childhood recollections of Sir Gawain and other knights charging about the cold and shivery Orkneys, so I've always thought of it as cold.
Golly Matt, you'll have to refresh my memory! I'm pretty sure it'll be the newspaper clipping; can't remember what else.ReplyDelete
Scotland weather is as knotty as Gawain's journey itself. Can be warm, can be hot, but never reliably so. Middle of summer right now, and there's been frost in the Highland glens the last couple of nights. And here in the West of Scotland, it's always wet.


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(April 23, 2013) -- With 40 minutes remaining in the state championship game, University goalkeeper Adrian Barragan shouted out, "put your left hand up if you believe." "Let's get this W one more time." And one more time they did, winning its first ever state title. But this Trojan team has always been about more than soccer, honoring West while at the state tournament.
"It's been real hectic this week as a whole, as an American and it really hurt us when we heard about West because Central Texas, it's 10 minutes away from Waco," said Barragan. "It's really touching but we dedicate this state title to West."
It's not only for us, it's for the community, for our coaches, for our fans, for everybody," said forward Eli Sanchez. "And a special shoutout for West Texas, we did this for them too."
"Since that tragedy happened in Boston and in West and everything that's happening right now," said forward Jon Lozano. "We always pray for them and always hope everything goes good for them."
There were the black arm bands and the signs. And even a mention when the season could have ended in the semifinals.
"We're up here playing soccer and we've been stressing there's more to life than playing soccer, there's more to life than them playing the game and all we really wanted to do was simply tell West that even though we're here playing, we support y'all and in the days and weeks and months to follow we're going to be there for them with whatever they need, said head coach Mike Chapman. "We're going to be there or whatever they need."


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Melvin C. MacBurney, 86, of Huron died Tuesday, June 8, 2010, at Stein Hospice Inpatient Unit, Sandusky.
He was born Nov. 17, 1923, in Waterbury, Conn., and moved to Huron in 1966 coming from Terryville, Conn. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran and served during World War II. He worked for General Motors-New Departure Hyatt, Bristol, Conn., and Sandusky, retiring in 1980.
He was a member of Terryville Congregational Church in Terryville. He enjoyed bowling and golfing and took pride in his yard work around his house. He was a past officer of the Huron Lions Club.
He is survived by two daughters, Charlotte MacBurney of Sandusky and Christine (Donald) Bozicevich of Huron; and two grandchildren, Kelly and Ryan Bozicevich.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Marie Frances (Freimuth) MacBurney in 2008; and his parents, Harry and Mabel (Snyder) McBurney.
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The rest of the country and a lot of the rest of the world likes Wind Turbines.
NJ solar panel industry must have really good connections in Trenton.
Sell, sell, sell.
Reminds me of the street lights at the exits of Rt. 78. Lots of them are never on, some are on some of the time. But all pare paid for, some grant or some other wasted tax dollar.
Who pays for the solar panels?
School taxes, paid for by childless couples and retirees and middle aged mass producers. Some ego maniacs at some school board can say that they were involved in this futuristic decision.
Give them a title and they are in charge of almost everything...
Hypocrats. If that boy had been your own, Ravi would surely deserve a very serious penalty.
You are always judging morality of others, while you should really look inside of your own closets. Clementi is dead, his family is heartbroken (as you would be if he'd been your kid - regardless of gay or not, he's their kid).
Stop trying to whitewash Ravi's deed, he's a stupid kid who should be taught that he did something severely wrong - Clementi would be alive had it not been for Ravi's stupidity.
My wife does the same thing to my wallet, right in front of me. No shame. All she leaves me with is the change.
Amazing, how many European countries survive with underground cabling, even with 220V? Maybe they use the generated heat for melting their sidewalks?
This is such an obsession. Getting involved in other people's lives. Bringing Democracy (American Style) to the world, bringing religion (uninvited) to the world and fast food, while we're at it. Even if half the human population were gay, the other half would still produce enough off-springs to continue humanity and overpopulate the earth. Look at gays as a form of birth control. Subtle but effective. But common sense and logic are not in the playbook for these morons obsessed with plastering their opinion all over the world. One wonders where common sense is when the hypocrites are found out, year in and year out. Catholics and gay? Never...Oh, I forgot....Mormons and their 7 (closet kept) wives? Running all over the planet, selling B.S. Let people live the lives they chose and leave them alone.
This is such an obsession. Getting involved in other people's lives. Bringing Democracy (American Style) to the world, bringing religion (uninvited) to the world and fast food, while we're at it. Even if half the human population were gay, the other half would still produce enough off-springs to continue humanity and overpopulate the earth. Look at gays as a form of birth control. Subtle but effective. But common sense and logic are not in the playbook for these morons obsessed with plastering their opinion all over the world. One wonders where common sense is when the hypocrites are found out, year in and year out. Catholics and gay? Never...Oh, I forgot....Mormons and their 7 (closet kept) wives? Running all over the planet, selling B.S. Let people live the lives they chose and leave them alone.
The thought that people even considering this possibility makes me SICK. Even though I eat meat and feel very badly about that, I am too weak to stop. The thought of killing animals and the horror stories of their "harvesting" bother me. That is a one time action, and bad enough, but to continually torture an intelligent creature by making them do something they surely cannot enjoy, NO. I know I am confused with eating animals and loving them, yet, I really care about all living beings, at times even people.
Please don't do that, Atlantic City.
Why does texting or chatting come to mind?
He's a drag queen and wanted to make sure he was "accessorized" properly once he gets out. The handbag was just the right shade of pink.
Whoever the manufacturer of guard rails is, has a very steady source of income at that exit. Replacements rarely last a week, if that long. We use that exit a lot, and even though it is a sad view because almost always someone gets hurt, it always brings the thought of "tractor trailer runaway sand traps" to mind. No more guard rail, fill that area with sand and anyone who doesn't make the turn will just be stopped by the sand. No harm done, a tow truck will solve the mishap.
In the early days of automobiles a person would have to walk ahead of the "monster" to warn horse carriages, pedestrians and livestock of the approaching dangerous monster.
Perhaps therein lies a solution for today's problem. One could send out servants, footmen and scullery maids to the surrounding estates and warn them of the possibility of a dangerous vehicle approaching overhead.
An alternate solution would perhaps be a "Zeppelin" as a very much more attractive possibility.
However, the most peaceful and appreciated solution, a hot air balloon (Oh look, Ma, a balloon) might be best.
However the directional challenges might be to great and instead of Tewksbury one might end up in Newark (oh dear me).
About 10 people evacuated?
The writer must've run out of fingers?
Life in the big city.....Such excitement, such variety. Crime fighting at its best. Now I really, truly feel safe. Thank you, Officers, all of you brave gentlemen.
New Jersey officer captures funnel cloud descending from sky near Jackson.
What a headline :-)
Did he take it home and cage it, too?
I am sure American tourists NEVER cause accidents anywhere outside of the US. NEVER.
Driving in NJ takes years of on the road training. REALLY?
No directional signals, reading, applying make-up, writing and chatting on the phone while firmly staying in the left lane does require years of special training, surely.
I am amazed every time I notice the multi-level system in place behind that infamous "blue wall" of State Troopers. Having said that, I am really half joking. My only bad experience was with one from the Perryville barracks. He followed someone into my driveway and when I had the nerve to ask he yelled at me in a very "pissed off" voice to go back inside. HE WAS ON MY PROPERTY. When I called his office (from the safety of the inside of my home) and complained, He suddenly turned back into a human and became friendly. Why that matcho junk in the first place. I was in no way, shape or form aggressive. Other interactions have always been cordial and friendly. I actually got one of them to laugh, yes laugh, in uniform. I'll treasure that moment. Especially when, on 78 eastbound, they are flying past everybody at extremely high speed, in the left lane, ON THEIR CELL PHONES, on their way to the Bridgewater barracks. I know they are superpeople, male or female, but try to remember this is our land and they are people who, off duty, have to remember who they are. just people. I can handle all of that, the blue wall and all, but the drinking and driving and leaving the scene of an accident of the woman on the Atlantic City Raceway, who got all the breaks (three times was listed, many more times it was put under the carpet) gives all of them a bad name. Suspended without pay? Their families suffering? Gibe me a break. If they don't think before they drink and drive, they should not be expected to think when they are on the job, protecting us. There should be NO EXCEPTION, NONE. Even though I have a lot of respect for the overall force, those BAD APPLES should be fired. NO EXCEPTION. Not even a "rabbi" should be able to cover up for them. Makes the good ones look worse than bad, because one always wonders after another incident, how many more go undiscovered? Are they not supposed to set a good example? Firing the bad ones would be a really good example. Take their driving permits would set a good example. Others would then think twice and the force as a whole would gain a lot of needed respect.
We live in NJ and have 7 abandoned dachshunds who run our lives. These guys were really abandoned. I just do not believe that those rescued dogs were abandoned there in the tornado stricken South. Those poor people barely had a chance to hold on to their own lived, let alone their beloved pets. Those pets panicked, just like any other living creature and ran for their lives. Abandoned? No. Not everybody is into dog fights and cruelty to animals. The majority of people love their pets and are loved in return. I hope those animals now temporarily residing in NJ will find their original families and get reunited, Soon.
Now that the two motorbike dealerships can open on Sundays, they'll attract even more traffic. Good for them, but bad for the local residents. America votes on a weekday, so citizens gan go to church. Sales have obviously priority over faith?


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In the other rounds, most players are in. The NFL has signed 18 second-rounders, 22 third-rounders and, all told, 281 of the 330 drafted.
On the average they are making a little less money than the class of 1985.
"Overall, the first 281 contracts signed average 8% less than last year's contracts," M.J. Duberstein said at the NFL Players Assn. office.
Director of research for the players, Duberstein said that, strangely, the third round has come in 5% above last year. The first round is running 6% under. From the ninth round down, it's 15% under.
If the owners are on a roll, it's only a little one.
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"The IRS has a huge collection process that lasts for years and at every stage of that collection process, the war tax resister has a choice about what to do. So that's why I believe that it's really a one step at a time kind of thing, and that imagining the worst possible consequences before you even begin the process is paralyzing. And it doesn't let your conscience struggle with doubts one by one."
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Direct action for peace often entails risk. War tax resistance is no exception, and some of the most common risks include:
The consequences of war tax resistance can vary by which method you choose, individual circumstances, and the whims or inconsistencies of IRS procedures, resources, and abilities. A rule of thumb is that "what they can do and what they will do" can be two very different things. One of the beauties of war tax resistance is also that at any point you can adjust your method of resistance or "bail out" by paying up if circumstances change.
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Caldwell College and Drew University will be among the colleges closed for a second day Tuesday because of power problems.
At Caldwell College in Essex County, day classes will be canceled and all offices will be closed Tuesday, a campus spokeswoman said. College officials will decide Tuesday afternoon if night classes will also be called off.
At Drew University in Madison, classes will also be canceled and administrative offices will be closed, according to a university statement. The university also canceled Tuesday's forum with Pervez Musharraf, the former president of Pakistan. It will be rescheduled.
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Serena (Blake Lively) mixed things up in a colorful printed dress from Mary Katrantzou's Spring 2011 collection, while Ivy (Kaylee DeFer) wore a Fall 2011 Bensoni one-shoulder dress
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Who Is Kyle Richards' First Husband, Guraish Aldjufrie?
Sucking up strength from her e-cig, medium Allison DuBois told Kyle Richards way back in Season 1, Episode 10, "The Dinner Party From Hell," that she would likely divorce Mauricio Umansky because she was destined to have two marriages. Snotty comment, yes, but also spot on! Just when we were doubting Allison's psychic abilities, Kyle revealed that Mauricio is, in fact, her second husband. So who is Kyle Richards' first husband, Guraish Aldjufrie?
As we learned in Season 1, Episode 12, "Turn, Turn, Turn," Kyle and Guraish married when she was 18 and he was 23. She was pregnant at the time with daughter Farrah. The marriage was short lived, lasting only four years, and they divorced in 1990.
Little is known about Kyle's first husband. In an interview with GeNYU, Farrah explained how she keeps in touch with her Indonesian father through text messages. On her birthday, Farrah's dad sent her a message which read, "Straight to boogie and tequila." Because he only speaks broken English and lives so far away, Farrah said this is the best method of communication, "I can send him a text message, and if it's really late on his time, he can write me back when he gets up."
Farrah's father visited for her graduation from the University of Southern California, where she majored in psychology and minored in business. In her blog, Farrah discusses her parents' divorce. Citing a study that described divorce as an intensely stressful experience for all children, Farrah countered the argument with her own anecdotal evidence. "From my own experience," she wrote, "I do not recall any feelings of stress or vulnerability when my parents separated. I was two years old. It depends largely on how the parents decide to involve or even better, not to involve their children in the tangled environment of their divorce. Not all children will harness the same reaction,'" although she admits that "a smooth and friendly separation like that of my parents is a rarity."
While it seems Farrah has a good, if distant, relationship with her father, it's easy to see why she's often mistaken for Mauricio's own child. In response to a question about Farrah's parentage, Kyle tweeted, "@Connielzn my daughter his step (though he doesn't like to call her that :-). Together since she is 5 years old." With an excess of caring parents, it's no wonder Farrah's so well-adjusted.
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We stayed up past our bedtime last night (we go to bed at 7pm, so it was rough) to watch David Letterman disclose details about the extortion plot against him, masterminded by a former CBS producer, Robert J. Halderman. Apparently the guy demanded $2 million from Dave, after threatening to write a screenplay and a book about how he nailed numerous female staffers. Awkward! Dave and his attorney took it to the cops, the guy was busted with a fake check and the whole thing made for one of the most compelling moments on television since Jessie Spano had a Pointer Sisters-fueled meltdown on "Saved By The Bell."
Now that the criminal's been busted, we imagine it'll be Dave's turn to do some explaining – to his wife Regina Lasko, with whom he has a five-year-old son. We have a feeling she's not gonna find the whole quite as funny as Dave's audience did last night.
According to DListed, the woman Dave allegedly slept with is his former assistant, Stephanie Birkitt, who apparently lived with Halderman at one point. If you're a longtime Letterman fan, you'll recognize her as the woman Dave used to call on the phone from his desk. She also covered the 2002 and 2006 Olympics for the show, and once called the comedian "the greatest boss I could ever have." Cue dry heaves!
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This year, 2011, Schatzberg's first film with Faye Dunaway will be honoured at Cannes. Schatzberg and Dunaway were both unknown in cinema when they made "The Puzzle of a Downfall Child" in 1970. The Cannes poster is based on a still photograph of Dunaway taken by Schatzberg. Both would grace Cannes as lovers in the early Seventies.
A film festival poster can say a lot more than the films on show. It is perhaps a reminder that an intelligent still picture can outsmart the moving image.
The Cannes 2011 poster is a very intriguing one in more ways than one, and the intrigue is a stamp of what Cannes embodies among film festivals worldwide.
The obvious disconnect is 64 for 2011. For graphic students a close look at "64" resembles the film spooling out of a can into the projector and the image magnifying outwards. That could be a testament for any festival.
But is that all? The poster is in black and white. Colour seems to be suddenly passé. It is also a signal for the cineaste to look back and view cinema in a perspective that recalls masters that Cannes once baptized and are now forgotten. The picture on the poster is of Faye Dunaway. The man behind the camera is Jerry Schatzberg. Jerry, who? Well, Jerry Schatzberg is an American, born in 1927, a still photographer and movie director. His still photographs of Bob Dylan are legendary, especially if you have seen the pictures in the book of his photographs "Thin Wild Mercury". But it was Cannes that discovered and honoured him for the 1973 film that he directed called "Scarecrow."
Many critics and cineastes might not recall this quaint but important Seventies film with Gene Hackman and Al Pacino in the lead. I remember seeing "Scarecrow" in 1975 when it played in the New Empire theatre in Mumbai to rather thin audiences. It was a film that had a brilliant script, great camerawork from cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond and great performances. It had memorable conversation that I quote below between the two lead characters that makes you reflect on the meaning of the title of the film itself.
Lion: Hey Max, you heard the story of the scarecrow?
Max Millan: No.
Lion: You think crows are scared of a scarecrow?
Max Millan: Yeah, I think they're scared. Yeah why?
Lion: No, crows are not scared, believe me.
Max Millan: The god damn crows are scared.
Lion: No, crows are laughin'.
Max Millan: Nah, that's bullshit…
Lion: That's right, the crows are laughin'. Look, the farmer puts out a scarecrow, right, with a funny hat on it, got a funny face. The crows fly by, they see that, itstrikes 'em funny, makes 'em laugh.
Max Millan: The god damn crows are laughin'?
Lion: That's right, they're laughin' their asses off. And then they say, "Well, that ol' farmer Jo down there, he's a pretty good guy. He made us laugh, so he won't bother him any more."
Max Millan: The god damn crows are laughin'…
Lion: Ohh, they laughin', woooo!
Max Millan: I gotta tell ya somethin', that's the most hare-brained idea I've ever heard.
Lion: It's true, they're laughin' their asses off.
Max Millan: The crows are laughin'… I guess the fish are reciting poetry…
Lion: I guess so.
Max Millan: Uh huh… and the uh, pigs are playin' banjo? And the dogs would be, let's see, uh… playin' hockey. And the uh… the uh…
Lion: Crows are laughin'.
Max Millan: Crows are laughin', right. Ya know, in the joint I've heard some tales, oh boy, golly I've heard some tall tales. But at least those guys had the decency to admit that it was bullshit, you know what I mean? They actually took pride, pride in that it was bullshit. But the crows are laughin' huh? I mean you're not playin' with a full deck man, you got one foot in the grave beyond.
But Jerry Schatzberg's The Scarecrow was a box office failure. Many could not take in the spirit and the existential aura of the films subject. Cannes bestowed it the highest honour—the Golden Palm. The Oscars, as usual, ignored this important US film altogether. In contrast festivals in Japan and Denmark honoured the work as the most significant foreign film that particular year.
This year, 2011, Schatzberg's first film with Faye Dunaway will be honoured at Cannes. Schatzberg and Dunaway were both unknown in cinema when they made "The Puzzle of a Downfall Child" in 1970. The Cannes poster is based on a still photograph of Dunaway taken by Schatzberg. Both would grace Cannes as lovers in the early Seventies. Forty-one years later the poster and the film will underscore why Cannes is different from the Oscars, why it is different from other film festivals, and why it has a niche of its own. It is paying tribute to an American director, a loner like Terrence Mallick, that the Oscars and many American critics have overlooked over the decades. Schatzberg and Mallick make films that are different from the average American Hollywood product.
Michel Ciment, the French film critic, said of Schatzberg's cinema: In more than forty years of photography and cinema, Schatzberg has achieved a delicate balance between refined form of mise-en-scene and the rendering of true moments. He has a particular gift to restrain the emotions only to make their release more powerful and to avoid the obvious by suggesting rather than by underlining. He makes us feel, something that is too often missing in contemporary American cinema: an adult and mature artist, dealing with adult and mature themes and characters.
The 2011 Cannes poster captures it all. It is not just honouring movies, it is honouring the "power of the image."


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Established in 1972, Surrey's MSc in Radiation and Environmental Protection is one of the UK's longest running programmes in its field. The substantial practical element of this programme enables you to relate taught material to real-world application.
In addition to the formal lectures for taught modules, the programme provides a wide range of experimental hands-on training. This includes a nine-week radiation physics laboratory which takes place in the specialist radiation laboratories within the Department of Physics at the University of Surrey. These were recently refurbished as part of a £1 million upgrade to the departmental teaching infrastructure.
Our programme aims to provide you with a thorough grounding in radiation protection and to show you how the technical and organisational procedures of the discipline may be applied to the broader concept of environmental protection. The substantial practical element of the course enables you to relate taught material to real-world application.
As well as attending formal lectures, you will carry out work in radiation laboratories. There is also an extended project in the spring and an eleven-week MSc dissertation project in the summer. You will use a wide range of radioactive sources and radiation detectors.
The MSc benefits from both the strong research base in the Department and a number of external lecturers who are working specialists in their fields. The programme's longstanding reputation within the field and strong industrial links ensure that our graduates are highly sought after for well-remunerated positions in both the public and private sectors.
The programme is taught by a combination of world-leading nuclear physics academics and leading experts from the UK's radiological protection and nuclear industries.
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Our department-led scholarships enable you to assist with the teaching of Physics undergraduate students through laboratory sessions, tutorials, problem-solving classes, computing and other teaching activities depending on suitability. Open to home or international, full-time or part-time students, the University of Surrey gives out approximately six of these awards per annum. The Teaching Assistantship award is available on all MSc Physics programmes, and if successful, you can earn up to £3,000 throughout the year. Eligible MSc applicants will be sent an application form by email in August 2015 and the application procedure includes an interview (which can be completed by telephone).
Nuclear Security scholarships – via the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) (£2,000)
The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) offers two scholarships for home, full-time students studying on Surrey's MSc Radiation and Environmental Protection programme. If successful, the AWE will supervise your dissertation and £2,000 will be paid directly to the University of Surrey and deducted from your student fees. The application procedure includes an interview with your Programme Director and a representative from AWE. Eligible MSc applicants will be sent an application form, by email, in August 2015.
The MSc Radiation and Environmental Protection programme comprises nine compulsory elements.
This module provides a general overview of atomic and nuclear physics. You will gain an understanding of the structure of matter, radioactivity, types of radiation and the mechanisms by which radiation interacts with matter.
This module begins with an overview of human biology, followed by a discussion of the nature of the interaction of ionising radiation with biological systems. The module emphasises the effects at the cellular level and the impact that this has on the individual and across the population. The effects of ingested radionuclides are also covered.
The laboratory work is designed to give you practical experience in handling radioactive substances. Initially work comprises scripted experiments, but later on students are asked to design their own.
This module will give you an understanding of the physical/chemical principles underlying the operation of a wide range of techniques for detection/dosimetry of ionising radiation. On completion, students will be able to make appropriate choices of instrumentation in practical situations.
This module describes the physical propagation of electromagnetic radiation, its interaction and effect on biological tissue, and methods for calculating dosimetry of non-ionising radiation. You will develop an understanding of the biological effects of time-varying electromagnetic fields and radiation on humans, animals and isolated cell preparations. The module will also describe reactor operation and fuel composition, and concludes with an overview of reactor decommissioning, fuel storage and disposal.
International legislative frameworks of radiation protection are discussed at the beginning of this module. From this starting point, the module covers population and personal exposures to radiation, the principles of dose calculations and example procedures for implementing radiation protection programmes.
This module describes the legislative framework of environmental protection, describing the major concepts in the field. It reviews the establishment and verification of systems for environmental protection, considering both legal and economic aspects. The module concludes with a practical review of environmental protection as applied in the nuclear and related industries.
This module consists of Monte Carlo simulations using the FLUKA code and an intensive group research project.
An extensive dissertation project is carried out during the summer.
Radiation Physics
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The programme material is taught by a combination of academics from the Department of Physics at Surrey and specialists provided by industrial partners. The Surrey academics are part of the Centre for Nuclear and Radiation Physics which houses the largest academic nuclear physics research group in the UK.
In addition to the formal lectures for taught modules, the programme provides a wide range of experimental hands-on training. This includes a nine-week radiation physics laboratory which takes place in the specialist radiation laboratories within the Department of Physics at the University of Surrey. These were recently refurbished as part of a £1 million upgrade to the departmental teaching infrastructure. Within the Department, we also have a common room and a departmental library, which contains copies of earlier MSc dissertations.
As well as the laboratory training, you will also undertake a research project at the beginning of the Spring semester as a precursor to the eleven-week research dissertation project which makes up the final part of the MSc. There are many opportunities for both the spring research project and summer dissertation project to be taken in an external industrial environment.
The programme has produced over 500 UK and overseas graduates, many of whom have gone on to well-paid positions in companies in the nuclear and radiation sectors. In the UK we need to decommission old reactors and build new ones to provide a low-carbon source of energy. This, together with, for example, the importance of radioisotopes in fields such as medicine, means that the career prospects of our graduates are excellent.
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Colorado Public Health Laws and Regulations: Impact on the Safe Disposal of Used Syringes by Individuals in the Community
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Identified Community-based Disposal Initiatives
Disposing of contaminated medical waste, including needles, syringes, and other "sharps," has become an important issue in public health policy. Waste generated in the health care system is highly regulated at the state and federal level. Hospitals and other health care facilities must follow special procedures for handling, transporting, and disposing of medical waste, including used needles that may contain blood. Facilities also have instituted strict safeguards to protect health care workers, housekeeping staff, sanitation workers, and waste haulers from needlesticks because of the risk of contracting HIV, hepatitis B and C, and other bloodborne infections.
Less attention has been paid to safe disposal of used syringes that come from individuals living in the community. However, as many as 3 billion syringes are used each year outside health care facilities: It is estimated that between 0.9 and 1.68 billion insulin injections and up to 1 billion illegal drug injections occur each year in the United States. After being used and discarded, most of these syringes end up in the public solid waste system. This presents a risk of needlestick injury and infection, mostly to solid waste workers. A much smaller number are discarded in public areas, such as parks, presenting a risk to the public.
This section of CDC's Community Syringe Disposal, Laws and Regulations, and the Public Health web site looks at the public health dimensions of this problem. It describes this state's solid and infectious waste laws and regulations as they relate to syringe disposal. It provides background information on several key disposal options currently used in the U.S. and describes the impact of this state's laws and regulations on the way that individuals may use these options. It also includes brief descriptions of some safe disposal programs in the state and provides contact information for the state's public health and environmental management agencies.
This web site is designed primarily for individuals and communities who are working to build safe syringe disposal programs and improve public understanding of this important issue. We hope that the information and tools provided here will help communities move closer to the ultimate goal of "no syringes discarded in the trash or in public locations such as parks, buildings, or the streets."
Colorado offers guidance on disposing of household-generated syringes through two bulletins created by the state's Department of Public Health and Environment, Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Division. These bulletins are entitled "Household Medical Waste Management" and Infectious Waste Management.
The bulletins include these recommendations:
Needles, syringes, lancets, and other medical sharps should be:
The bulletins also include these warnings:
1. Colorado Infectious Waste Law
Establishes requirements for an infectious waste management plan – The statute requires generators of infectious waste to develop and carry out an on-site infectious waste management plan appropriate for their facility. The plan must designate wastes that will be considered infectious wastes, describe how such wastes will be handled, and include a contingency plan for spills. The plan must also provide for staff training, designate a person responsible for implementing the management plan, and provide for appropriate on- and off-site treatment or disposal.
Establishes penalties – The statute sets penalties for generators who knowingly dispose of untreated infectious waste, haul untreated waste, or dispose of waste at an unlawful disposal or treatment site.
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2. Colorado Infectious Waste Regulation
Establishes treatment requirements – Facilities must render infectious wastes noninfectious through incineration, decontamination, sterilization, autoclaving, or other approved methods. Once the infectious waste is rendered noninfectious it may be disposed of with other noninfectious waste or non-hazardous solid waste.
Establishes record keeping and monitoring requirements – The code requires facilities to maintain infectious waste records about the volume, type of waste, generator name and address, type of transport, container types, treatment and disposal methods, and dates of pick-up. The code also requires facilities to maintain operating and monitoring records.
Establishes the requirements for an operating plan – Facilities must establish an engineering design and operations report that includes a Facility Operating Plan.
Establishes labeling requirements – All infectious waste must be labeled with a biohazard symbol or the words "infectious waste" and handled and transported in a safe manner.
Establishes requirements for sharps – Contaminated sharps must be placed in puncture-resistant containers and rendered noninfectious. Sharps containers that are untreated should not be compacted.
Exempts household infectious waste – Household infectious waste is exempt from the infectious waste disposal regulations. Therefore, home users of syringes are not required to comply with these regulations.
Sets requirements for collection sites when employees handle the sharps containers – Operators of sharps container collection sites in which employees physically accept and handle filled sharps containers from customers are required to meet the OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards. This involves developing a written Exposure Control Plan that identifies the frequency of exposure and the tasks and procedures in which exposure may occur. The Plan also must address methods of compliance, hepatitis B vaccination, hazard communication to employees, recordkeeping, and methods to evaluate exposure incidents.
Sets requirements for collection sites when employees do not handle the sharps containers – Operators of sharps container collection sites in which customers place filled sharps containers into a collection container are not subject to the bloodborne pathogen standard. In this situation, employees must not handle the sharps containers. Those involved with removing the sharps containers from the collection container must meet the standard.
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Effect of Colorado's Laws and Regulations
Individuals may bring sharps to a pharmacy, medical facility, or non-medical facility without obtaining a Certificate of Designation if the facility accepts household-generated sharps as a community service and if it properly manages and disposes of the waste. The facility must determine whether other local requirements must be met, such as code enforcement, zoning, or standards for solid waste transfer facilities.
Local authorities must also evaluate sharps collection drop boxes on a site-by-site basis to determine whether the location of the bins and the bins themselves are sufficiently secure. Controls must be in place to ensure that the bins and the waste are properly managed and disposed. Local authorities would likely evaluate the placement of household waste drop boxes.
Collection site operators may also be subject to meeting bloodborne pathogen standards, depending on how the sharps containers are collected and handled.
Effect of Colorado's Laws and Regulations
Effect of Colorado's Laws and Regulations
The state legislature and individual communities may wish to more actively encourage individuals to safely dispose of used syringes and make it easier for them to do so. Many options for state and local action exist. They range from gathering data, to developing community collection site programs and education efforts, to creating partnerships with interested groups, to considering amending laws and regulations. All will help Colorado move toward the goal of "no syringes discarded in the trash or public locations."
No current community syringe collection programs were identified in Colorado. However, this does not mean that no programs operate in the state.
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1. Colorado Infectious Waste Law – Colorado Code of Regulations Title 25 [Health], Article 15 [Hazardous Waste], Part 4 [Infectious Waste] [Type "infectious waste" in Search box]
2. Colorado Infectious Waste Regulation - Code of Colorado Regulations, 6 CCR 1007-2 Section 13 [Infectious Waste Disposal]
3. OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards – 29 CFR Part 1910.1030.
4. USPS Domestic Mail Manual [Click on "DMM Subject Index" then scroll to and click on "Sharps, CO23.85"]
5. Turnberg WL, Frost F. Survey of occupational exposure of waste industry workers to infectious waste in Washington State. American Journal of Public Health 1990;80(10):1262-1264.
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Patriots Sign Veteran FB Lousake Polite
The New England Patriots have signed veteran fullback Lousaka Polite, the team announced Tuesday.
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The New England Patriots made a flurry of roster moves Wednesday, most notably placing safety Josh Barrett on the season-ending injured reserve.
Patriots, Corner Leigh Bodden Part Ways
The New England Patriots and corner Leigh Bodden have agreed to part ways.
Patriots Sign Donald Thomas For More O-Line Depth
The New England Patriots have signed offensive lineman Donald Thomas, the team announced Wednesday.
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The New England Patriots have officially added linebacker A.J. Edds and tight end Dan Gronkowski, while releasing defensive lineman Gerard Warren and cornerback Darius Butler.
Patriots Cut Meriweather, Morris, Tate, Others
The New England Patriots have cut former first-round pick Brandon Meriweather.
Patriots Release Offensive Lineman Mark LeVoir
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Should all Texas college students get the meningitis shot?
Texas law requires all college students who live in dorms to receive the meningitis shot. The goal is to prevent students living in close quarters from spreading the potentially deadly infection. Students who live off campus are not required to get the shot. [Read More]
Would you eat food that has hit the floor?
Researchers say a common rule – that food that has been on the floor for five seconds or less can be safely eaten – is baloney. Food experts have found germs will quickly pile on whatever plops near them. [Read More]
VOTE: Should universities own their logos?
Buna High School received a letter and phone call from Penn State University recently, telling them to stop using their logo. The Newton County school used the same image as Penn State's trademarked Nittany Lion logo. Penn State and the Collegiate Licensing Company, an organization that markets and defends collegiate image rights, learned about Buna's […] [Read More]
Should couples live together for a while before getting married?
Being "a little bit married" is a new romantic rite of passage for young people, according to some experts, where young people might go through a series of serious relationships before settling down. Cohabitation is not new of course, but what is are younger people having long-term relationships where their parents, or grandparents, would have […] [Read More]
Does Beaumont need an indoor soccer field?
There will be a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the Cris Quinn Indoor Soccer Field. The new facility will be at the Cris Quinn Memorial Soccer Complex, on Dishman Road in Beaumont's West End. The field, which is 85 feet wide by 185 feet long, will look somewhat like a hockey rink and allows soccer lovers […] [Read More]
TELL US: Should you take the law in your own hands?
A robber dropped his gun and the safe he tried to steal during a Beaumont burglary Sunday night, according to police. The woman being robbed picked up the gun and shot at him while her husband chased the robber's accomplice. [Read More]
Could Beaumont ever be a top place to live?
Money magazine recently came out with their top 100 places to live. And Beaumont didn't crack the list. Again. Is it something we said? So maybe we're not the home of Best Buy, like Eden Prairie, Minn. is — at No. 1. But at least you don't have to shovel sunshine. [Read More]
Should teachers and students be "friends" online?
Everyone is on Facebook and other social media sites, including teachers and students, some of whom might use the networking sites for strictly school business. Then there are the teachers who cross the line with their students in relationships that get too close. Administrators and parents wonder how to best manage the potential dangers with […] [Read More]
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Today, President Barack Obama released the long-form of his birth certificate proving he is a U-S citizen. Questions over the President's citizenship have provided fuel for his critics giving rise to the so-called birther movement. Recently, a doctored photo raised questions about President Obama's citizenship. It also drew fire as being racist. Host Michel Martin speaks with Stephen Hess, author of American Political Cartoons, 1754-2010: The Evolution of a National Identity and Mike Luckovich, editorial cartoonist for the Atlanta Journal Constitution about the history of politically incorrect cartoons, and about whether cartoons depicting President Obama are under particular scrutiny because he is African American.