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GREEN RIVER/HANKSVILLE - Staff Sgt. Patrick Ryan "Tico" Pentico, age 32, died March 31, 2005, while serving his country in the U.S. Air Force.
He was born March 30, 1973, in Phoenix, Ariz., to Glen K. and Susie Ryan Pentico. Married Melissa Dickey May 13, 2000, at her parents home in Orient, Wash.
Patrick and his wife, Melissa had been in England for three and one half years while stationed in RAF Mildenhall, where he was a loadmaster on an MC130H Talon II cargo plane.
"Tico" was a happy person who lived life to the fullest. He loved all kinds of music, motorcycles, traveling, and water skiing at Hite on Lake Powell. He cared dearly for his many friends, family and the love if his life, Melissa. Patrick made a positive impact on this world and he will be missed by all those who knew and loved him.
Survived by wife, Melissa Pentico, of England; parents, Susie and Kevin Hatch, of Hanksville; Glen Pentico, of San Diego, Calif.; siblings, Parvonae, Cortney and Cole Pentico, all of Salt Lake City. Patrick had a warm and loving relationship with his uncles, Donald (Donna) Ryan, of Amarillo, Texas; Tommy Ryan, of Orange County, Calif.; Richard (Della) Ryan, of Las Vegas, Nev.; Randy (Kathy) Ryan; and Michael Ryan, both of Green River; and Kelly Pentico. He was very close to his Hatch/Ekker relatives, including Dennis and Sherry Ekker and Steven and Carolyn Hatch and their families. Preceded in death by stepmother, Sherry Pentico; grandparents, George and LaVaun Pentico; Les Ryan and Marvel Ryan.
Funeral service Thursday, April 21, 1 p.m., at the Hanksville LDS Ward. Family will receive friends at the church Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Interment, Elgin Cemetery in Green River at 4 p.m. with full military honors by the U.S. Air Force under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
PRICE - Arco Poloni, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, passed away April 16, 2005.
Born May 9, 1922, in Kemmerer, Wyo., to Ben and Julia Diterio Poloni. Married Fosca Frugni on April 16, 1945, in Phoenix, Ariz.
He was an Air Force Veteran of World War II, stationed at Luke Field. Arco was the owner of Utah Distributing Company and later retired from Joy Manufacturing. He was a past Exalted Ruler of BPOE 1550 and an honorary life member of the Elks Lodge.
Survived by wife; daughter, Toni (John) Colosimo, Portland, Ore.; son, Jeff (Debora) Poloni, Price; grandchildren, Dina Colosimo, Kim (Brad) Colosimo Meyer, Kris Poloni, Jeana Poloni; brother, Arthur (Phyllis) Poloni; and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by son, Ben Poloni; and sister, Gloria Pace.
Funeral service Wednesday, April 20, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, where friends may call one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Price Elks Lodge Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 763, Price, UT 84501 or Notre Dame Catholic Church, 160 North Carbon Ave., Price, UT 84501.
LAWRENCE - Tessie A. Jensen, 93, of Lawrence, passed away April 15, 2005, in Ferron.
She was born Sept. 7, 1911, in Cleveland to Ross and Bessie Franklin Knott. She married Walter K. Jensen August 8, 1933, in Salmon City, Idaho.
Tessie received numerous awards for her homemaking skills, crafts, baking and gardening. As a member of the LDS Church she served in the Relief Society since 1934 and was a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary Post 2379.
She is survived by children, Don and Marlene Jensen of Castle Dale; Marion and Dean Guhke of Oregon; Evelyn and Bob Naillon of West Valley; stepson, Perry and Olive McArthur; and daughter-in-law Velma Jensen. Also survived by 34 grandchildren, 71 great-grandchildren, several great-great-grandchildren and two brothers. Preceded in death by husband, five sons and two daughters.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 20, at 2 p.m. in the Huntington 1st/5th Ward chapel. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial, Huntington Cemetery.
PRICE - JoAnn Olsen Douros, age 70, died peacefully April 13, 2005, in Price.
She was born Feb. 22, 1935, in Mohrland, to Virgus and Lucille Storey Olsen. Married Steve Douros Jan. 5, 1954, in Hiawatha; he died Jan. 9, 2005.
JoAnn was a remarkable Christian woman, whose faith was strong and unshakable. She was a member of the Price Chapel-Christian Missionary Alliance. In spite of many years of suffering with health problems, she was always more concerned with the health and well being of her family and friends. Although we will miss her deeply, we are grateful that she is at peace.
Survived by sons, Michael (Connie) Douros, John (Sue) Douros, both of Price; grandchildren, John Paul "JP", Chris, Jenifer, Drew and Dustin. Preceded in death by parents; brother, Jerry; husband, Steve; and sons, Christopher and Brad Douros.
The family would like to give a special thanks to Dr. Gagon and the ICU Staff at Castleview Hospital for all their care.
Memorial service Thursday, April 21, 2 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations be sent to the Price Chapel- CMA, 611 West Price River Drive, Price, UT 84501 or the American Diabetes Association, Box 1131, Fairfax, VA 22038-1131.


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|WBBA players and their families celebrate closing day in the league in June at the newly renovated fields of the Toy Atwood Baseball Complex and announce the players that Carbon County's all-star teams will consist of.
The World Series has finally arrived after months of waiting for little league fans all over the county.
Twelve teams from Idaho and Utah have converged upon Price, Carbon County and the beautifully redone fields of the Toy Atwood Baseball Complex in a celebration of little league baseball excellence.
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January 22, 2009 in US Politics | Tags: George W. Bush, illegal spying, illegal wiretapping, Keith Obermann, National Security Agency, NSA, Russell Tice, spying on journalists | Leave a comment
NSA whistle-blower Russell Tice made a (startling?) revelation on Keith Obermann's show last night. While working for the NSA, Tice was told that the agency would gather information about groups temporarily in order to make sure they were not a threat, and then move on. He was led to believe that was the case with news agencies as well, but discovered upon making inquires that journalists, reporters and news agencies were under 24/7 surveillance.
Isn't a free press one of the integral elements of a democracy? For what reason would the NSA harm an important element of free democracy?
Who does the NSA answer to? Tice also describes how the NSA would dodge reporting to the DoD, the CIA, and Congress. So… who do they answer to?
Jesus am I glad that the Bush administration is gone. I would like to hope that I don't have to worry about these creepy tentacles of totalitarianism anymore.
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The New Medicare Drug Plan and Beneficiaries With Mental Illness
On December 8, 2003, President Bush signed into law the Medicare Modernization Act – a new law expanding the Medicare program to offer coverage for outpatient prescription drugs. While few of the new law's provisions apply solely to Medicare beneficiaries living with mental illness, the expanded coverage includes many changes that will impact the way Medicare is able to pay for mental illness treatment. The following are commonly asked questions and answers about the how the new law will affect beneficiaries with mental illness (both elderly and non-elderly Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) beneficiaries).
View or download Andrew Sperlings presentation on the Medicare Part D Benefit.
UPDATE: Read the latest on Enrollment in the new Medicare Prescription Drug Plan from NAMI.
MMA Updates
CMS Announces the Names of Plans Offering Coverage for the New Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit
CMS Issues Guidance Requiring Plans to Offer Broad Coverage of Medications to Treat Mental Illness
Regulations for the New Benefit
Click here to get more information on the regulations for the new Medicare Drug Benefit.
NAMI's MMA Resources
NAMI has created a pocket guide and brochure to improve public understanding of the MMA.
Representatives Cardin and Ramstad Introduce Legislation to Ensure Coverage of Benzodiazepines
NAMI urges support for legislation to ensure that the upcoming Medicare drug benefit offers coverage for medications commonly prescribed to treat anxiety disorders and acute mania in bipolar disorder.
The Medicare Modernization Act (MMA) that created the upcoming Medicare drug benefit includes a provision creating a class of medications that must be excluded from Part D coverage. Included in this exclusion are benzodiazepines that are commonly prescribed to treat acute mania in bipolar disorder and anxiety disorders. In NAMI's view, it was unfortunate that this inequitable exclusion was ever included in the law. In fact, the exclusion was based on a reference to an optional coverage exclusion added to the state-federal Medicaid program in 1990. NAMI is still working with officials at CMS to narrow the scope of this exclusion to make coverage available for clinically appropriate uses of benzodiazepines.
In addition, NAMI is also working with Representatives Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Jim Ramstad (R-MN) to support legislation (HR 3151) to amend the MMA to remove benzodiazepines from the excluded category of drugs in the Medicare drug benefit (Part D). Click here (PDF, 87 kb) to read NAMI's letter of support for this important legislation. Advocates are strongly encouraged to contact House members to urge them to cosponsor this important legislation.
States Will Be Able to Cover Benzodiazepines for Dual Eligibles
In guidance sent to state Medicaid agencies on June 3, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) clarified that states will be able to receive federal Medicaid matching funds if they elect to supplement the Medicare drug benefit and cover benzodiazepines. This will help ensure that persons concurrently eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid (so-called dual eligibles) will be able to get coverage of benzodiazepines. Click here to see a copy of this CMS guidance.
MMA FAQs
When will the new drug coverage program go into effect?
The new drug benefit goes into effect on January 1, 2006. It is a voluntary program and will be administered by federally-approved private plans that offer insurance coverage for the cost of prescription drugs. Beginning in May 2004, an interim drug discount card will be available for Medicare beneficiaries. These cards will offer 10 to 15% discounts on prescriptions. Discounts on the purchase of a card will be available for most low-income beneficiaries. More information on the interim drug discount card is available at: http://www.medicare.gov/maddc/home.asp
How much will the new Medicare drug benefit cost?
It is estimated that the new Medicare drug benefit (also known as Part D) will have premiums of $35 per month in the first year (2006) – based on the enrollee's choice of plan. There will also be a $250 annual deductible (which will indexed each year). Additionally, there will be cost sharing of 25% above the deductible, up to the coverage limit of $2,250. Above this $2,250 coverage limit, benefits will cease, up to the point that costs exceed the $3,600 "stop loss" threshold (applied to out-of-pocket spending). This gap in coverage is known as the "doughnut hole." Above the $3,600 "stop loss" limit, catastrophic coverage will begin with Medicare with enrollees paying the greater of 5% coinsurance or $2 generics/$5 brand drugs.
Why is the new Medicare drug benefit limited?
Congress and the Bush Administration agreed in advance to limit the overall cost of any new drug benefit to $400 billion over the next decade. This restriction on overall spending meant that Congress was not able to develop a plan that would meet every beneficiaries' drug coverage need. The structure of the new program therefore favors several priorities:
- Enhanced coverage for beneficiaries with very high drug costs (see low-income subsidy provisions below),
- Generous subsidies for beneficiaries with low-incomes (those under 150% of poverty, or about $13,500 for an individual, and $18,000 for a couple), and
- Incentives for employers that currently offer drug coverage to maintain coverage for the retirees (direct subsidies of 28% of costs, about $250).
Are subsidies available for low-income beneficiaries?
Yes. According the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), $192 billion is included in the new law to extend coverage to the 14 million Medicare beneficiaries at or below 150% of poverty. For those at or below 100% of poverty (about $9,000 for individuals and $12,000 for couples), there will be no monthly premiums, no annual deductible and no gaps in coverage (i.e., the "doughnut hole"). The only cost will be minimal cost-sharing ($1 for a generic and $3 for a brand name prescription medication), cost sharing would be waived for persons residing in institutions.
For those beneficiaries between 100% and 135% of poverty there will be no premium and co-payments will be limited to $3 for a generic and $5 for a brand name prescription medication. All beneficiaries below 135% of poverty would be subject to an asset limit of $6,000 for individuals and $9,000 for a couple (indexed to inflation). Like the current Medicaid asset test, this will exclude a residence and an automobile. It is expected that most Medicaid beneficiaries would meet these income and asset restrictions.
For beneficiaries between 100% and 150% of poverty ($13,500 for singles, $18,000 for couples), there will be sliding scale premiums (expected to be between $0 and $35), an annual deductible no higher than $50 and 15% coinsurance. These individuals would also have to meet a $10,000/$20,000 asset test single/couple, indexed to inflation. Above the $3,600 catastrophic out-of-pocket limit, cost sharing would then be limited to $2 for a generic, $5 for a brand name prescription medication.
What happens if I am "dually eligible" for both Medicare and Medicaid?
The new law assumes that low-income persons dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid will get their drug coverage through Medicare. In fact, coverage of prescription drugs under state Medicaid programs will end for dual eligibles on January 1, 2006, thereby requiring them sign up for the new program. However, eligibility for all other Medicaid services will continue for dual elgibles. It is important to note that drug coverage is still optional for state Medicaid programs and that these low-income Medicare beneficiaries will have access to a new federal entitlement - without restrictions on coverage and access that states have been imposing in recent years. As noted above, this new Medicare drug benefit will be available for dual eligibles with no premium, no deductible, no gaps in coverage and minimal cost sharing. Finally, this shift of drug coverage for dual eligibles to Medicare will result in an estimated net savings of $17.2 billion over the next 10 years for states (helping to further ease the strain in state Medicaid programs).
Will there be restrictive formularies or restrictions on access to specific medications?
Probably. It is expected that most health plans that participate in the new Medicare drug program will impose some type of formulary or pre-approved list of limited drugs within each therapeutic class (e.g., atypical antipsychotic medications). The new law does, however, contain significant standards and limitations on the ability of Medicare drug plans to impose such restrictions:
- Medications on the formulary must be disclosed to potential enrollees before each plan year begins and appropriate notice to plan enrollees will be required in advance of any change in a formulary,
- Formularies must be developed and reviewed by a Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee made up of pharmacists and physicians with experience treating Medicare beneficiaries,
- P&T Committees will be charged with educating enrollees and providers about the formulary,
- Formularies cannot be changed during a plan year, except to add new drugs and new therapeutic uses,
- An independent body (U.S. Pharmacopeia) will be developing model categories and classes that will set anti-discrimination guidelines that will be enforced by the Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary,
- Enrollees will have appeal rights to access non-formulary medications when the prescribing physician determines that a non-formulary drug is more effective, and
- Plans will be required to establish exceptions for any tiered cost sharing (i.e., higher cost sharing for certain medications) in cases where a physician determines that a preferred drug would not be as effective as a non-preferred drug.
Will there be special assistance for Medicare beneficiaries with mental illnesses or other mental impairments?
Yes. The new law requires the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to establish a new Office of Beneficiary Assistance and a Medicare Beneficiary Ombudsman program. This new Ombudsman program will charged with advocating for interests of vulnerable Medicare beneficiaries with mental disabilities – including severe mental illness. In addition, the legislative report accompanying the final Medicare bill contains the following directive to CMS:
"It is the intent of the Conferees that Medicare beneficiaries have real, unimpeded access to prescription drugs for the treatment of mental illness and neurological diseases resulting in severe epileptic episodes under the new provisions of Part D. To fulfill this purpose, the Administrator of the Center for Medicare Choices shall issue regulations before the first open enrollment period to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries have open, unimpeded access to pharmaceutical treatments for mental illness, including but not limited to schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety disorder, dementia, and attention deficit disorder/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and neurological illnesses resulting in epileptic episodes."
What position did NAMI take on passage of the Medicare drug bill in Congress?
NAMI offered cautious support for this legislation – not as the "perfect" Medicare drug benefit, but as an important step forward in filling a major gap in the Medicare program. NAMI's letter to Congressional leaders and a more detailed explanation of NAMI's position can be found at:
NAMI Position on Medicare Conference Report
Letter to Senator Bill Frist regarding adding a prescription drug benefit to Medicare
Letter to Representative Dennis Hastert regarding adding a prescription drug benefit to Medicare
How can I get more information about the new Medicare drug program?
The following websites contain more detailed analyses of the new law:
Kaiser Family Foundation page on the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit debate
Federal Government Medicare website
House Ways and Means Committee Medicare Resource Kit
MAPRx (Medicare Access for Patients Rx)


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MCKEESPORT, Pa. (AP) — Police in western Pennsylvania are investigating a shooting that wounded several people in the early hours of the new year.
Emergency dispatchers in the Pittsburgh suburb of McKeesport said it happened around 3:15 a.m. Tuesday near the intersection of Versailles Avenue and Coursin Street.
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NORFOLK - Norfolk Town Supervisor Charlie A. Pernice is disappointed with the rail-freight operator CSX Corp. for failing to address a problematic railroad crossing on Adams Road.
The crossing is set several inches below the road, and could cause damage to a vehicle if one drives over the crossing at speeds in excess of 30 miles per hour, he suggested. The crossing is also set at the base of a hill, which can make braking difficult when the road is slick with snow, ice or rain water.
CSX promised me theyd do something about that crossing. That (crossing is ridiculous); you almost have to come to a complete stop, the Norfolk towen supervisor said.
Mr. Pernice said hes been pressuring CSX officials since he took office in 2010, but the company has yet to address the rough crossing. Mr. Pernice said he plans to crank up the pressure on CSX officials to address the crossing.
He noted the company pleged to spend more than $100 million in improvements to its operations across the region, including $14 million to expand its Massena site, and he would like the company to spend a fraction of that amount to address an issue with its tracks going through Norfolk.
Mr. Pernice said rail-road work-crew are often responsible for thousands of railroad crossing, but he believes this crossing is particularly problematic, which warrants some kind of action. That crossing is the worst one in this area, he said.
A CSX spokesman did not return a call for comment.
Town council members agreed with Mr. Pernice, saying the crossing is a hazard that needs to be addressed.
Weve asked CSX nicely enough to fix the crossing, Councilman Robert J. Harvey said. Someones going to get hurt.
Councilman Kevin Enslow said he has a nephew who drove a pickup truck over the crossing at about 55 miles per hour and ripped the manifold off the engine. Other residents and board members related stories of friends, relatives and acquaintances who caused significant damage to their vehicle by driving too fast over the crossing.
A few people have bottomed out and taken the oil pump off their engine, Mr. Harvey said.
The town councilman noted someone from out of town could easily not notice the state of the crossing there, drive over it too fast and potentially cause damage to their vehicle.
CSX work crews did some work at the site in 2011, but failed to address the problem facing motorists on Adams Road, according to Mr. Pernice and Mr. Harvey.
Basically weve contacted CSX numerous times (about the crossing), and weve gotten nowhere, Mr. Harvey said. If you were going 40 miles per hour (over the crossing), youd wreck your vehicle.
The towns Highway Department is not permitted to address crossing because the railroad is protected under federal regulations.
Theres a certain distance before and after the railroad that we dont mess with, Mr. Pernice said.
Mr. Pernice believes residents are fed up with the crossing, but have given up hope that CSX will ever address it. I use that road and its ridiculous that its so bad, he said. It seems like people out there have given up on it (being addressed), but Im not giving up on it.
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CANTON Despite vocal opposition by some gun owners and gun-rights advocates, the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act enacted last month has one provision that has been met with enthusiasm in St. Lawrence County.
An opt-out clause for pistol permit holders gives people a chance to exempt their personal data from Freedom of Information Law requests, and the paperwork has been streaming into County Clerk Mary Lou Rupps office.
Weve been crazy today, Mrs. Rupp said Tuesday.
Because of the Presidents Day holiday Monday, Tuesday was the first full day the forms had been available to permit holders looking to keep their information private.
Once a pistol permit holder has been protected under the NYSAFE Act from FOIL requests, the public will not have access to their names or addresses. However, law enforcement officials still will have access to the records.
With between 17,000 and 18,000 pistol permit holders in the county, Mrs. Rupp said, the opt-out form is so far proving popular.
To receive protection from FOIL requests, pistol permit holders must demonstrate that they actually need to be taken off the books.
According to the opt-out form, people may qualify if they feel their lives could be in danger from their personal information being made public because they are or were a law enforcement agent, they are the protected party under an order of protection, they are a witness in a criminal trial or they are or were a member of a jury.
If the life of a spouse, domestic partner or household member of a pistol permit holder could be in danger if a FOIL request reveals their personal information, that also is grounds for protection.
The form also includes a blank space for people to fill in their own reason for wanting the protection. Mrs. Rupp said she has been getting lots of forms back with people saying that unwarranted harassment may result if personal information is revealed.
The protection will have to be granted by St. Lawrence County Court Judge Jerome J. Richards, but Mrs. Rupp said she doesnt think many forms will be rejected.
Legislation carrying the opt-out provision was introduced by Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, after a Westchester County-based newspaper published the names and addresses of pistol permit holders in Westchester and Rockland counties. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo picked up Mrs. Russells legislation in the NYSAFE Act with slight expansions; her law would have protected the addresses of pistol permit holders, but their names still would have been accessible to the public.
It provides ample opportunity to be able to put forward a reasonable reason why they should not be included, Mrs. Russell said. Anybody who has concerns, I encourage them to utilize this provision.
Mrs. Rupp said her office has been struggling to keep up with the influx of paperwork thats resulted from the law.
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I actually was a member here a very long time ago, but I don't remember anything about my account information, or even what my old e-mail was that I used then. Thus, I figured I'd go ahead and make a new account. This past Saturday, my plans for the day were thoroughly derailed when I ended up with a 6(ish) month old pit mix in my kitchen.
To make a long story story short, 6 weeks ago a friend/acquaintance of mine called me to come over to her house to see they stray puppy her b/f had found. Upon going over, I saw that the puppy looked wormy, flea-infested, and about 4 months old. I convinced my friend that we needed to at least have a vet check for a microchip. Because I am a sucker, (and friend had no money whatsoever) once no chip was found, I ended up paying for vaccinations, de-worming and de-fleaing. I wanted to try to get the puppy in at a local rescue, but my friend decided that she wanted to keep the puppy. (They already had an 8 month old pit). I figured that since the local rescues were likely full, and I didn't have the ability to give the pup a home, I really didn't have a choice.
Well, about 3-4 weeks ago, I was told they'd given the puppy to a guy who really wanted a dog, but the dog would be living in his uncle's back yard since the guy's mom didn't want him to have a dog and had already made him give some other pits away. You can imagine my delight at this news. Then, on Saturday, I got a call from my friend that the puppy had shown up wandering down her street, looking all bitten up. I talked it over with my roommate, and got the go-ahead to bring the puppy back to our apartment, if she was in bad shape.
When I got over to where the puppy was, I could see a number of old and new bite marks. A number of them were scabbed over, but there were two on her hind leg that looked open and inflamed. She was also, once again, covered in fleas, and very prone to cowering away from people all of the sudden. So, I got the puppy into my car, got the okay from my mom to use the credit card, and off we went to the vet. She ended up needing two staples, the wounds flushed, and a two-week supply of amoxi. The vet said she'd gotten the bite wounds at several different points in time, and no one had bothered to get her any care for them. I'm to wait until she's off the meds to get her spayed and finish up the vaccinations.
So now I have a 6 month old puppy, who I've named Aveline. I've never had to house-break a pet before, so that part has been...interesting, so far. She's incredibly cuddly with people, and very dog social as well. I would have liked to have kept her quarantined from my roommate's Boxer, but the layout of the apartment doesn't allow for it. She's also a submissive pee-er, and hopefully that will go away soon. I'm here to look for resources and a home for her. I'm an unemployed, recent college grad who could be moving to a different state 6 months from now, and my lease doesn't allow pits. For now, I'm calling her a Boxer/Catahoula on vet paperwork. I'm really not in the right situation to provide a stable, long-term home for a dog. I'd really prefer to foster her for a rescue, or get her placed with a no-kill organization. Risking her life at a county facility that is not no-kill, no matter how nice they are, just doesn't appeal to me.
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Does exist a way to dock the toolbox to the main windows (Like the attached picture) with plugin or whatever?
Or I will need to learn Python and C to get it?
This is a hot topic with the Gimp developers. Many people see it as a user interface flaw.
In general, with regard to UI design, it has to do with what is called "multiple document interface" , where all the documents (images in this case) appear inside an application window, sometimes as tabs. Gimp is NOT an MDI application: all the documents are in their own window. So there is no "main window" to dock the toolbox to. Much more discussion online if you are interested in GUI design.
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One of the primary HMI architects for Gimp is looking at it. Here is a blog entry on some thoughts:
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I would strongly recommend to have a look at the current development branch of GIMP and its single window mode - I'd even regard this as a requirement for participating in this discussion :)
If a one window layout is a design flaw, what your using now is a design disaster! I use gimp at work every day and I very frequently have to shift the toolbox as it gets in my way, and if I go fullscreen, I lose it completely! If I could dock it in the same window i'm working in it would make my work much easier!
So many ask for options to customize !
Then, when a app is fully customizable they start to complain about the default...if you do not like the default, if you don't like how dialogs and windows work just enter in EDIT/preferences to customize to your needs
And if VISTA has bugs that may hide or minimize windows when out of focus.... just google for "DESKPINS"..is just a free virtual pin to stick in place dialog and windows
Works great, too!
In windows I have multiple monitors, which helps. I recently did an installation of linux on a computer that only supports one monitor. I found that dragging all of the toolbox items into one window helps maximize my screen real estate. When I start gimp, it remembers my preferences. I have tried this in windows and it works as well.
Here's a screenshot: http://i55.tinypic.com/119x7gn.jpg
This doesn't help with multiple documents, but definitely helps for me to combine the toolbox items into one.
The UI development for the single mode looks awesome!! It would be interesting to know the current status of that project.
I've lost the part of the toolbox where the shade and opacity of a brush/layer can be changed! The section at the bottom where I normally have my brush options is completely blank, just grey.
I really need to get figured out quick, because I'm designing a cover for a musical programme, and I can't do it without GIMP!
Double-click on the Paintbrush tool in the Toolbox window. A new window should appear with the word "Paintbrush" at the top. Place the mouse pointer over that word and click-drag the window to the blank area under the Toolbox and drop it. (Once you have your first "tab" placed in that area, you can add other tabs from the menu under the triangle-in-a-box in the upper-right corner.)
Look at this article : http://www.ehow.com/how_8739115_dock-windows-gimp.html
but i am not sure about toolbox.
Yes, this option is available now
Go to Windows - > Single-Window Mode


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A Rochester mother admitted in Monroe County Court that she was drunk and had just taken sleeping pills when she set a fire in February that killed four of her children.
Bobbie J. Kugler, 31, wept with her head in her hands as she pleaded guilty Friday morning to four counts of second-degree manslaughter, three counts of second-degree assault and one count of fourth-degree arson, all felonies.
In exchange for her plea, Kugler will serve seven to 15 years in state prison.
Kugler was initially also facing four counts of second-degree murder. Had Kugler gone to trial and been convicted of all charges, including murder, she faced a possible sentence of life in prison.
"She today admitted that she played a role in the death of four of her children," said Assistant District Attorney Kyle Steinebach. "Nothing this court can do would be worse than that."
Kugler was not accused of intentionally trying to kill her children: Gage Reavey, 14; Greg Kugler, 13; Kandee Kugler, 12; and Kaiden Kugler, 6. Rather, she admitted she recklessly caused the death of her children while committing another felony - arson - in her home at 82 Grape St. on Feb. 18.
Three other people were also injured in the blaze, but survived.
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Kugler also said in court Friday that before she burned the photo, she had taken three sleeping pills and consumed four or five 40-ounce bottles of malt liquor. "I was drunk," she said, wiping tears from her face.
Kugler's attorney, Assistant Public Defender Michael Lopez, said Kugler did not intend to hurt anyone. But, with her plea, she admitted that her actions - "reckless" under the law - caused the deaths and injuries.
"The fire unfortunately was an accident," Lopez said.
Kugler moved to Rochester in late 2011 in part to enroll her deaf son, Greg, in specialized programs, Lopez said. But, he said, she was troubled by "things that were going on of a highly personal nature that led to her actions" the night of the fire.
He declined to detail the issues.
"I can't really imagine too many things more horrible that what Bobbie has gone through with these last 10 months," Lopez said. "We cannot forget that the reason we are here is that there are four dead children," Steinebach said. "It's a tough day, but ultimately (Kugler) took responsibility for causing the deaths and injuries."
Erica Evans and Colleen Bender, who both have sons who survived the fire, were in court Friday morning.
Both women, who cried throughout the proceedings, declined to comment.
Fire Chief Salvatore Mitrano III released a statement after Kugler entered her plea. "The loss of four young members of our community on Feb. 18, 2012 had a profound impact on many members of the Rochester community as well as members of the Rochester Fire Department. Although the heartbreak can never fully be healed, I hope that today's proceedings will bring some solace to those affected."
Kugler is scheduled to return to County Court Jan. 22 to be sentenced. She also waived her right to appeal the plea.
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Nokia's latest product roadmap suggests that they are definitely on top of things! The Finnish company recently released their flagship Windows 7 smartphone, the Lumia 800 as part of the growing Nokia cell phone product line. As good business practices dictate, they haven't taken months to get a software update out to its customers to add "new sparkle dust" with some post-distribution improvements.
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I tried to make V1206 in November, but the bodice gaped at the bust: a piece of the bodice needed to be folded in, but I didn't know how to add a dart to the bodice without interfering with the dress's design. A few weeks ago I realized: the design of the dress saved me - the ruffles would hide darts!
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The fabric is an amazing red lightweight, gabardine-esque wool from Pendleton. The lovely ladies at Pendleton took pity on my desperation at being on the opposite coast from its fabric outlet, and kindly sent me a few cuts. Unfortunately, I'm fiending even worse now: this fabric is so amazingly lovely and quality and so... RTW. It took me a long time to work up the nerve to cut into it. It's spongy and drapey, so it works for this pattern, though it was difficult to press the darts.
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