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CANTON A growing number of rabies cases, many of them involving human contact, has caused St. Lawrence County to spend already the entire yearly budget for its control program.
Theyre all over the county, county Public Health Director Susan J. Hathaway said. Were trying to get people to act in a responsible manner. Keep your pets vaccinated. Stay away from wild animals. If an animal is acting strangely, stay away.
Public Health budgeted $100,000 for rabies control for this year, but Ms. Hathaway has asked legislators to increase that amount by $45,000.
The program includes human post-exposure rabies immunizations and vaccinations for animals to prevent the disease. The cost of the vaccine used in treatment has increased 21.6 percent since 2010, and the cost of other treatment has gone up 53.87 percent since 2010.
So far this year, there have been 18 incidents of exposure, compared with an average of 25 per year over the past three years. The number of people receiving treatment for rabies exposure is 19 for the first half of this year. Over the past three years, the number of human exposure cases has averaged 34 per year.
Most of the $45,000 in additional funds is for medical supplies and expenses to treat human exposure.
The number of submitted animals testing positive for the disease has increased from an average of 4.2 percent over the last three years to 23 percent so far in 2013.
Its a really bad year, Ms. Hathaway said.
Animals that tested positive for rabies this year have included two bats, two skunks and 14 raccoons.
The increase in people taking post-exposure shots is due to several reasons.
People sometimes release the suspect animal or kill it in a way that its brain cannot be tested, or one of their unvaccinated pets tangles with a rabid animal.
So often the suspect animal cant be found, Ms. Hathaway said.
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If you get rabies, you die, Ms. Hathaway said.
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St. Lawrence County traditionally has been part of a bait drop aimed at curbing the spread of the disease in wildlife, and this years program expected to take place at the end of August is improved and could be more effective, Ms. Hathaway said.
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The effects of
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LOGS in 2 key ways:
RESET MASTER removes
all binary log files that are listed
in the index file, leaving only a single, empty binary log
file with a numeric suffix of
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RESET MASTER is
not intended to be used while any
replication slaves are running. The behavior of
RESET MASTER when used
while slaves are running is undefined (and thus
unsupported), whereas
LOGS may be safely used while replication slaves
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Start the master and slave, and start replication (see Section 17.1.1, "How to Set Up Replication").
Execute a few test queries on the master.
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RESET SLAVE on the slave,
then verify that any unwanted data no longer exists on the
RESET MASTER on the
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This course introduces students to the long form improvisation structure known as "The Harold," developed by Del Close.
"The Harold" is a series of scenes inspired by a single suggestion that fit together into one cohesive half hour piece. Students learn how to 1) perform openings, 2) create scenes inspired by an opening 3) perform "group games," 4) second and third beats (returning to scenes later in the piece).
Course meets for 8 sessions, each 3 hours long.
Students will take part in a class performance, generally held at the UCB Theatre.
Students required to see at least 2 improvised shows at the UCB Theater before the end of the course.
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He moved to New York in 2000 and started training and performing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in 2002. Anthony has trained with Matt Walsh, Matt Besser, Owen Burke, Billy Merritt, Kevin Mullaney, Seth Morris and others.
He has performed with various Harold Teams including Creep and performed with the acclaimed Instant Cinema.
Anthony is currently performing with the critically acclaimed and award-winning weekend team Death by Roo Roo on Saturday nights , he is also a regular performer in ASSSSCAT 3000 on Sunday night, Anthony also performs in his one-man variety show, the Tony and Johnny show, Tuesday nights at 9:30PM, and every Wednesday he makes movie magic with Neil W Casey in the Two Man Movie.
He has played various roles in Adult Swim's "Fat Guy Stuck in Internet", he as also appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brian, The Caroline Rhea Show, The Reggie Watt's Live at Central Park Comedy Central Special and in a very special DVD extra on Todd Barry's Comedy Central Special.
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Purchasing travel insurance is like betting on disaster.
"You only get your money's worth if something bad happens to you," says Thomas Nulty, a long-time industry veteran.
But there are times when it's a gamble worth taking. Travel insurance — with prices that vary depending on the trip's cost, length and destination and the insured's age — can prevent a hefty loss. "People are buying peace of mind," adds Nulty, former president of corporate travel agent Navigant International (since acquired by Carlson Wagonlit Travel).
As the 3,000 passengers aboard the hapless Carnival Triumph discovered this month, an intended retreat doesn't always end as anticipated. Travel plans can be upended or aborted altogether by illness or other circumstances. Trip interruptions — such as the Triumph's late return to a different port — can leave folks stranded because of missed flights. Worse yet, should a medical crisis erupt, travelers might find themselves in a foreign country, where they don't speak the language and may not be comfortable with their doctors.
And let's not forget about weather, natural disasters or political unrest. Because of such events, since the summer of 2010, one in eight U.S. adults has either had a trip aborted or cut short or has considered changing travel plans, says the U.S. Travel Insurance Association. Of those hit, only 29% had travel insurance, according to a survey released last year. "The bottom line is that it's about the money," says Ed Perkins, a contributing editor at SmarterTravel.com.
Consider this example: You fork over $4,000 up front for a cruise, only to have to cancel it because of a family emergency — and then you realize that just 50% of that payment is refundable. With so much money at stake, such a trip might be worth insuring, Perkins says.
That said, travel-insurance policies can be confusing and loaded with specific limitations and exclusions, which is why it's so important to read the fine print. You may not need or want travel insurance if you're already covered under a life, health or homeowners policy, so check those policies against whatever benefits you might get with this extra coverage.
While travel insurance is available for every trip, it is most recommended for extended trips out of the country, for cruises and for stays at vacation-rental properties.
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For Carnival, the drawn-out saga of its disabled cruise ship Triumph has come to an end. But what will the long-term impact on cruise bookings be? Photo: Getty Images.
Those aboard the Triumph who did purchase travel insurance most likely didn't have to tap into it because Carnival provided copious compensation, including a full refund (with some exceptions for onboard purchases), a free cruise in the future, travel home and $500 in cash. But that's an anomaly, reflective of the dire circumstances and heightened publicity about the Triumph. Typically, travelers are left empty-handed.
Here's a rundown of what types of insurance are available. Many companies create packages that could also include insurance for lost, damaged or delayed luggage.
Trip cancellation and interruption insurance
This will reimburse you, typically the entire amount of the trip already paid out, if you have to bow out of or end a trip because of illness, a death in the family, or any other bad-luck event that is listed in the policy.
Be smart about deciding whether to buy it. If you're flying domestically on a discount carrier, your investment might not be worth the extra cost to cover a cancellation, delay or interruption. But for a $20,000 once-in-a-lifetime, prepaid cruise or multi-city trip? Jump on it.
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Chris Raschka has won the Caldecott Medal for "the most distinguished picture book for children" and Jack Gantos won the Newbery Medal for "the most outstanding contribution to children's literature," both awarded today by the American Library Association. Here's the complete list of the 2012 Newbery, Caldecott and other ALA award winners. As always with literary prizes, part of the news consists of who didn't win. In naming today's honorees, librarians snubbed books by three of America's greatest living illustrators of children's books: Nancy Ekholm Burkert's Mouse & Lion, Maurice Sendak's Bumble-Ardy and Chris Van Allsburg's Queen of the Falls.
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I've had the best luck getting stomps off a board by using a plastic putty knife from the hardware store. You can be pretty aggressive with them and still not hurt the finish of most boards. Once you get a corner of the stomp up, you can pull on the stomp with pliers, and use the putty knife at the same time. After the stomp is off there will undoubtedly be some residue left on the board. You can use 'Goof Off' or a similar sticker remover for that. Just try it on a small area first to make sure it doesn't discolor the board (under a binding if you are very unsure).
How do I use the edge tuner tool?
That tool could really use a full page of explanation with images. It is hard to know where to stop sometimes as there are entire books written on tuning. For this explanation I am going to assume that you know how to file an edge, and just need tips on how to use the tool. There are good general tuning tips on the internet if you are new to tuning and need more instructions on the basics.
Most of the time, all you want to sharpen is the side edge. The tool can be used to file at a 90 or 89 degree angle. If you are unsure use the 90 degree angle. Sharpen by using short strokes from the tip towards the tail. Rotate the file in its holder 180 degrees to sharpen the opposite edge in the same way (tip to tail). Occasionally (once a year) you may want to file the base edge. If you base file too often, you have to remove base material at the same time to keep the base flat. This is hard to do. Anyway, reposition the file as shown in the JPEG Labeled "Base." Tighten the brass screws if needed to secure the file. The base edge can only be filed at a 90 degrees setting. Use the same tip to tail, short stroke procedure. Repeat for both sides and you are done sharpening. A couple of passes with a stone will polish the edges, and you will want to dull back the tips and tails with a stone a little to help initiate and release from turns more easily.
How do I perform a base prep?
Using a clean rag and wax remover or citrus solvent, remove oil, dirt, and old wax residue from base. Repeat as desired.
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Set tuning iron on a low setting; just warm enough to melt wax. Drip wax over base using a figure 8 pattern. Iron wax into base, distributing evenly. Allow cooling to room temperature, scrape off any excess with a plastic wax scraper, and polish with a piece of Scotch Brite abrasive pad. The hot wax should last 3-5 days of average riding. Rub on wax is usually gone in a day.
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This Christmas season, let the atheists among us recognize that the West remains eternally indebted to Christianity. If there were no Christianity, there would be no natural law, natural rights, human rights, or our traditional moral ideals — for without the theological gestalt supplied by Christianity, these ideals are reduced to arbitrary human inventions.
A group that refers to itself as the "Arkansas Society of Freethinkers" is not in the Christmas spirit. When it caught wind of the fact that Little Rock, Arkansas' Terry Elementary School had arranged for its students to attend a stage performance of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" at a local church, it began to eye the school up for a lawsuit.
Inasmuch as one of its key characters quotes the Gospel of Luke, "A Charlie Brown Christmas," you see, has an explicitly religious theme.
That there is no such "separation" clause in the U.S. Constitution has long been established. Yet this episode is telling not because it reveals the atheist's ignorance of the Constitution. Rather, it is telling insofar as it reveals his ignorance of his cultural inheritance.
The great Catholic writer Hilaire Belloc famously declared that "the faith is Europe and Europe is the faith." We can paraphrase him by saying just as assuredly that Christianity is the West and the West is Christianity.
It is true that the Western mind is indebted to classical, pre-Christian Greek and Roman sources, but even here, it is primarily to Christian men of learning that we owe thanks for resurrecting and restoring to European civilization the lost riches of antiquity.
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The Value of Studying Politics in Context
Several years ago, the student conservative publication on the campus of a friend published a screed against newfangled history, decrying the rise of courses that focused on race, class, and gender, and bemoaning the lack of courses on serious subjects such as politics and economics. The publication singled out for praise a course taught by that friend on American business history. I chuckled when I read the article because the course in question focused heavily on—you guessed it—issues of race, gender, and class in American business. There's only so much one can learn by reading course titles.
That story came to mind today as I read from a Facebook friend that the National Association of Scholars (and its affiliate group, the Texas Association of scholars), were releasing a report on Texas public universities that claims that the American history taught at the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University contains too much social and cultural history (with "race, class, and gender," or "RCG" as their stand-ins) and not enough political, economic, or diplomatic history.
Several people, including me, posted the report and discussed it on Twitter yesterday afternoon with a fair bit of derision and snark, pointing out, for instance, that the report flagged as objectionable The Minutemen and Their World, Robert A. Gross's classic study of Concord in 1775, and Liberty and Power, a book whose subtitle is The Politics of Jacksonian America. Using syllabi, as many have argued, is an imperfect measure of what happens in a classroom; I offered as an example that my students listen to the Gettysburg Address in class rather than reading it at home.
That's all well and good, and self-satisfying to boot. But for a moment indulge me in taking the report seriously to see whether those of us who practice political history in a way that attends carefully to society and culture can learn anything about how we pitch our work.
First, take a look at the report's ten recommendations (pp. 47-49 of the report). At the topline, they are completely and utterly unobjectionable (in part because they are so vague):
- Review the Curriculum.
- If Necessary, Convene an External Review.
- Hire Faculty Members with a Broader Range of Research Interests.
- Keep Broad Courses Broad.
- Identify Essential Reading.
- Design Better Courses.
- Diversify Graduate Programs.
- Evaluate Conformity with Laws.
- Publish Better Books.
- Depoliticize History.
See? Nothing objectionable, except insofar as faculty around the United States are already doing nearly all of those things. We all worked to improve our courses, to "identify essential reading," to address broad questions in survey courses, and so on. Nearly all of us try to publish better books, and our departments conduct frequent curricular reviews (my own department is in the midst of one this year). The problem, of course, is that a conservative organization such as NAS sees the outcomes of those efforts as fundamentally different from many academics.
To understand how, I want to talk more about the tenth recommendation. Here's the full text after the brief nugget:
The root of the problem is that colleges and universities have drifted from their main mission. They and particular programs within them, increasingly think of themselves as responsible for reforming American society and curing it of prejudice and bigotry. When universities and university programs consider it necessary to atone for, and help erase, oppressions of the past; one way in which they do so is by depicting history as primarily a struggle of the downtrodden against rooted injustice. This pedagogical conception may be well-intended, but it is also a limited and partisan one, and history teaching should not allow itself to become imprisoned within a narrow interpretation. A depoliticized history would provide a comprehensive interpretation of American history that does not shortchange students by denying them exposure to intellectual, political, religious, diplomatic, military, and economic historical themes.
The dominance of race, class, and gender themes in history curricula came about through disciplinary mission creep. Historians and professors of United States history should return to their primary task: handing down the American story, as a whole, to future generations.
The last sentence is the crucial one. The conservative impulse, as Jeremi Suri noted, is to teach "a simple and one-sided history of just a few people." I attended a seminar this summer in which someone argued that you simply needed to "give students the documents" and they would be able to understand their meaning, and another person argued with me that I should be teaching the "enduring meaning" of the Constitution. (My response was that the Constitution hadn't endured in 1787 when it was written, its drafters were in fact incredibly nervous about whether it would endure, and that the Civil War poked a rather gaping hole in the suggestion that that 1787 Constitution was fine as is.)
Teaching history that way, however, does an enormous disservice to students. As a political historian, I agree that teaching political history is important, and I emphasize it in my own survey course (my analogy to Texas is a state law here requiring instruction in both the Massachusetts and U.S. Constitutions). I believe, as I've argued here before, that civic education is an important function of American history courses. Understanding the political history of the United States better, including comprehending just what documents such as the Declaration, the Constitution, and the Emancipation Proclamation meant to various groups, can only help modern political discourse. But I don't want to pass on a simple story to my students, in no small measure because there is no simple story. In fact, I would argue, college history is not about answers, as NAS wishes, but about asking useful questions. I want, and I think many of my colleagues, to empower students to engage with the fullness of the past, to understand how debates in Philadelphia in 1787, in Congress in January 1865, at Versailles in 1919—choose your example from the standard narrative of political, diplomatic, and economic history—shaped and were shaped by social and cultural forces out of doors.
To address NAS on its own terms, one of its benchmarks for proper reading assignments is the National Archives list of 100 Milestone Documents. Go take a look and figure out how many of those documents one can discuss without any reference to race, class, or gender, NAS's menacing troika. Maybe the Lend-Lease Act? The Manhattan Project's notebook? Of course I'm not a twentieth-century specialist so I could be wrong about those. My point is that the political history that NAS and like-minded organizations promote looks desiccated and inadequate without any consideration of the important knowledge we've gained and the questions it allows us to ask over the past few decades. For a sample of that, I would just offhand recommend Benjamin Irvin's book, Clothed in Robes of Sovereignty, which recasts the political symbols that Congress promoted to develop American nationalism through an analysis of gendered language, or class implications. It's a good example of what I aspire to (still working on the book manuscript…) in terms of integrating new questions about culture into an older narrative about American politics.
A conversation about teaching and practicing political history is useful, but the solution is not to ignore the best contributions of social and cultural history by winding back the clock and pretending that those questions don't exist and don't matter. And it's the responsibility of political historians who see value in that process to engage those interested in old-fashioned politics and convince them that those questions do matter.
For more coverage, see:
"UT, A&M shortchanging students on American history, report says" (Austin Statesman, Jan. 9, 2013)
NAS press release: "Colleges Twist U.S. History"
Recasting History: Are Race, Class, and Gender Dominating American History? (PDF)


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Last year, the highest paid Utahns worked in the medical field, where anesthesiologists averaged $91.91 and ob/gyns averaged $88.88 per hour, noted Mathews. Other physicians reported earnings of $60 to $80 per hour. Engineering managers averaged $46.18 and lawyers earned $51.35.
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Organizer Daniel E. Dullea, an instructor in the communication and media department at Clarkson, said he let the students in three of his media classes decide what type of event to air on the TV station to practice their media production skills. They created Music Madness.
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Cylke said that the projected enrollment numbers for September of 2013 are based on kindergarten registrations and other data that was developed by former Deputy Supt. Kim Mercer. She said the enrollment report was one of the last tasks done by Mercer before she left two weeks ago to assume her new job as school superintendent in East Providence. While acknowledging the figures are estimates, she said she trusts in their basic accuracy given Mercer's longtime experience with enrollment and planning.
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Under Cylke's plan, three 6th grade classes from Baldwin Elementary and three from Cunningham Elementary would attend Slater Junior High. Additionally, one 6th grade class from Curtis Elementary, two 6th grade classes from Curvin-McCabe, three 6th grade classes from Potter-Burns and 35 students from Fallon Memorial would attend Goff Junior High.
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Cylke said that the "middle school" model, where 6th graders attend schools with 7th and 8th graders, has proven to be a successful educational structure. Yet, the superintendent also noted that with the space considerations facing Pawtucket's schools, no district-wide changeover to middle schools is possible in the near future. In fact, she said the classroom shortage in 2014 looks to be so severe that the school district might have to rent space in the former St. Leo's school building on Central Avenue. That school is owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence.
Cylke said she will soon be holding informational meetings for 5th grade parents whose children would be involved in the changeover to the junior high schools next September. She also said that transportation and some other considerations still have to be figured out.
School Committeewoman Nicole Nordquist voiced strong opposition to the proposal. She said that while she is supportive of the middle school model in general, she doesn't like the fact that this move would only place some of the district's 6th graders at the junior high schools while others would remain at their neighborhood schools. She urged the move to be put off until a true middle school concept can be "done right."
However, Cylke responded that the space issue is pressing and that unless the enrollment figures drop dramatically from what has been projected, she must find classrooms for these sixth graders. She reiterated that while there are other solutions, such as renting portable classrooms or leasing space elsewhere, there would be a significant cost attached. "Do we spend a half million dollars on mobil classrooms or leased space when the public will wonder why we're not just using our space?" Cylke asked.
Cylke said she has experience in shuffling grade levels around at both the junior high and middle school models. "Is this a challenge I want on my plate now? No. But I'm up to the challenge," she said.
The topic of both money and enrollment came up later in the meeting, during a discussion of the school budget and the deficit reduction plan that will address how school officials will pay off the budget shortfall from fiscal year 2012. The School Committee had previously agreed to use some of the surplus projected for 2013 to pay off its FY12 debts, although school officials say they do not yet know how much that surplus will be.
Cylke said that, ironically, part of the school's FY12 deficit was due to city officials withholding about $1.5 million that year because they said school enrollment had decreased. She said that while Pawtucket's enrollment had dropped from the figures of a decade ago, it had actually increased in FY12 and has continued to rise, as evidence by the current space crunch.
Cylke commented that if the city ends up with a budget surplus for 2013, city officials should acknowledge that part of the schools' FY12 deficit was created by that cut of $1.5 million that was done because of lower enrollment. "This would be an opportune time to be generous," she said.
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