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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
Price and Carbon County residents won't have to worry about losing any transportation to get around the state as Greyhound Lines and Price City came to an agreement on a permanent location for a bus stop in town.
At the Price City council meeting last Wednesday, Mayor Joe Piccolo said that an agreement was reached with Market Express Chevron, 121 N. Carbonville Rd, that will provide a bus stop where passengers will be dropped off and picked up in the parking lot.
Also Price City will partner with Greyhound to have an area or building constructed where passengers can be dropped off and picked up within the next few weeks, Piccolo said.
"We do have a couple of challenges to work on," Piccolo said, noting the need for a permanent area for passengers to wait and be picked up and dropped off.
Previously, Greyhound buses have stopped at 1st North and 1st West since the service first started back in September 2008, but merchants in the area were unhappy with that happening, Piccolo said.
"They (Greyhound) haven't had a place to stop for quite some time now," Piccolo said.
Now with a more centralized location right off the highway and easy access to many businesses in the area, Piccolo thinks this will be a more suitable location for a Greyhound bus stop going forward.
"It's good business for the city to have the bus stop put in there," Piccolo said noting all of the businesses such as Market Express, JB's, Burger King, Taco Bell, K-Mart, National 9 Inn and more all in the vicinity of the new bus stop.
The availability of another form of transportation is also good for Price and Carbon County residents. Due to Price's location driving is one of the only modes of transportation out of the area. Add to that there are no commercial flights out of town, having Greyhound as an option helps not only taking passengers to places outside of town, but also bringing passengers to Price as well.
"There is a need for it here and this is very important for Price," Piccolo said. "We don't have many other centralized modes of transportation that stops here in Price. This will serve the population well and it's a good need for the community."
Greyhound established service in Price in September 2008, according to Timothy Stokes, company spokesperson with Greyhound. In 2009, Greyhound transported more than 500 passengers both in and out of Price, Stokes said.
There will be two buses coming into Price each day, Stokes said, with service to Salt Lake City, Provo, Green River and Denver. A Greyhound bus leaves Salt Lake City at 9 a.m. in the morning and arrives in Price at 11:30 a.m. with a stop in Provo along the way. Going out of Price, a bus leaves at 4:15 p.m. and arrives in Salt Lake City at 6:45 p.m., also with a stop in Provo.
"This will provide passengers in the area with easy access for their transportation needs," Stokes said.


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Dear earthlings,
My name is Lord Bolognesea ruler of the planet Ragoo I am the father to who you call the Fighting Spaghetti Monster, his real name is Buitoni and he has been a very, very naughty boy. The planet Ragoo has a very strict policy regarding the few remaining planets that are not yet deemed suitable to join the nearly one billion members of the Union of Planets.
I understand why Buitoni has made himself know to some members of Earth, he feels responsible and sees all live on planet earth as family.
Many billions of years ago my brother Carbonara and I were as what you would call adolescences, decided to take a joyride around the universe. Our natural breathing needs require a high carbon dioxide atmosphere so we set the IID "Infinite Improbability Drive" to find a suitable stable planet. We found a very beautiful young planet and set down to have a float around. We took in the fascinating scenery and the fantastic pyroclastic displays but even these wonders get a bit boring for any adolescent after half an hour of your earth time.
We were both getting a bit hot and decided to cool down in a beautiful clear pool of H2o.
As you will find over many aeons there are a few constants in the universe, one is that if you put two males of any sentient species into a pool of H2O they will for sure play the farting game, this is fact. Like many games they can soon turn into a competition, unfortunately no mater how much carbonate you drink there is a cut off point were you ether stop or follow through…ooops.
After making a hasty exit from the pool we decided to get our fathers ship back into dock before he woke up. We did not realise the consequences of our farting game for nearly two million years. One of the roaming probes reported that the blue planet had spontaneously evolved life ten million years earlier that it should have done. Of cause my brother and I realised straight away what had happened.
Boy did we both get into trouble, I was grounded for 10 million years (one month in earth time). I thought I would have had a bigger punishment but our species adore their offspring, much like some of your race do. It was also decided by our science council that no real damage had been done, DNA as you call it is a constant across the universe as it is made of the universe. After a detailed computer model was created we found that the bacteria that had been inadvertently left behind had already evolved to take advantage of the planets resources and that at least one of the final sentient species would be as if it had been naturally made by the planet. We will not know for about two months of our time if the model is correct.
As for my son Buitoni I must ask for your understanding, like all eighty year old boys he thinks that he can play god. He does not do this out of malice as he is a good boy at hearts and wants to correct what he calls a crap mistake. His brother tells me he was originally just going to turn up on earth and make the apology and come home. However after a quick study of human kind it was quite obvious that not even 70% of earth believes in what you call EVOLOTION, so how could he apologise for something most don't believe in. Unfortunately he decided to use your archaic idea of sky gods, thinking one week of playing god with the slight hint of evolution here and there would sort it all out, then when he got 100% devotion say……just kidding, it was like this really…my dad and uncle were sitting in this pool and…….
I have had a hearts to hearts talk to Buitoni and I think he now understands why playing god was the worst thing he could do.
I told him that humans are already having major problems with sky gods and even after he got them all to believe in him and drop there old gods they would want to worship him, "why would they want to do that after telling them who I really am", to his bafflement I said because most are still little children and are scared of being alone, "but they are not stupid creatures, they must know by now that they have each other and they are all family"
Buitoni is a very caring male and has made some very good friends on earth even taking into account the well being of pirates.
Still I am very cross with Buitoni and have told him to say his goodbyes and to be back home in six days time (not seven as that's my day off).
To those who live in the sea, fly through the sky and walk the earth I hope to meet you in a few weeks, in person. Peace is with you, little family of earth…just look in the mirror, not the sky.
Dear Richard. D, I have just hyper mailed you my new paper on second generation artificial DNA, I would appreciate your input……….. Stephen. H we are still having problems with the IID anything over two million light years and looking like a spaghetti monster is a walk in one of your parks. Any help would be welcome.
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Introduction to hydrocephalus:
The brain and spinal cord are bathed and protected by cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). A baby has less than 2 ounces of spinal fluid; a typical adult has about 5 ounces.
A typical child makes about 2 ounces of new spinal fluid every 3 hours. This spinal fluid flows in and around the brain through waterways and aqueducts before it completes its journey and is reabsorbed.
What is hydrocephalus?
Hydrocephalus is the build-up of excessive spinal fluid. This can be caused by a blockade or narrowing along the CSF circulation route (called obstructive or noncommunicating hydrocephalus). It can also be caused by impaired resorption of spinal fluid that has completed its journey (communicating hydrocephalus). Very rarely, hydrocephalus can be caused by over-production of CSF.
Who gets hydrocephalus?
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What are the symptoms of hydrocephalus?
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Is hydrocephalus contagious?
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How long does hydrocephalus last?
Hydrocephalus often continues until it is treated.
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Here's what happened two years ago, which has brought me to the place where I have developed this C Section recovery kit, for other mom's.
It was decided, not only by the doctor, but the midwife, that my baby was due, in fact one week post delivery date, which is common for first time moms. But I couldn't talk with the doctor about the midwife, because in Hawaii, they will let you go from the coverage, if they know you have a midwife. This seemed rediculous, and detrimental to women but the system is what it is.
So the midwife and I induced my labor by drinking castor oil at 6am, and by 4pm, the water broke. In 5 hours I was completely dialated, and ready to push. It was the most intense experience in concentration I have ever undergone. I pushed, moved around, and tried every position known to womankind, and after 5 hours, it was determined, that I needed to go to the hospital. The whole way over when the contractions came, I was told not to push- that was so hard.
When we arrived at the hospital we got so much flack from the nurses who exclaimed that I never should have been allowed to stay at home. Conflict was present until the doctor came in and communicated with the midwife. All I remember now is the vacuum and me not wanting one, and power struggles between midwifes, nurses and doctors, and me caught in the middle. They performed a vacuum when the baby was stuck in my pelvis, and damaged his head......they refused to do a c section without the vacuum..... Avoid confusion and write down birth plans with different scenarios and procedures, so you can avoid consenting to what you may not want, like the vacuum.....
I was wheeled in, and happily leaned over when they came to me for the shot in the spine. Didn't feel anything except when they were trying to pull my son's head out of my pelvis and I was rocking on the table. Our son was pale, swollen, and ended up with terrible bruising around the eyes for his first weeks of life. He was rushed off to the neonatal unit with his dad, and the midwife came in to be with me. The Nurse told her she wasn't allowed to look at the c section completion. Later in post op,I got a lecture on how an O+ should not be with an AB-, because he was jaundice. Turns out most c section babies are jaundiced.
I rested and later woke up in the hospital room, where the nurse told me to get out of bed. "What? um, how am I going to do that? I have been cut open!" She murmured, "use your arms to push yourself up."
"My stomach will rip open", I cried. "Use one hand to hold yourself, and the other to pull yourself up. I will give you some vicodin when you're done" she casually said, as she approached my roomate.
As I turned to my side, I felt my abdomen tear, panic raced through my body, but I was so exhausted. I held on hand over my incision and used other arm to push myself up- it was a painful joke, and no laughing matter. I didn't want a bunch of drugs, but the pain was terrible. Later, I went into the wheelchair and got my baby as soon as I could, and kept him with me the whole time until I left the hospital. I allowed him to nurse as much as he wanted. My intuition guided me to touch my abdomen right away in the hospital, just as a general connection and feeling the changes, the lumps and stuff.
When I got home, I had my partner wrap me in an ace bandage, and was amazed at how much better I felt. But I had to be careful getting in and out of bed, and I would unwrap the belt while I was lying down. That ace bandage helped me so much, but it wasn't easy to put on.
I was doing alright until I got a kidney infection. Had I known that the aches and pains I felt in my back were not just post labor pain and holding baby. The pain would run into my neck and head and it hurt so much. I got a terrible fever for 3 days and had chills during the night. So I had to get an intravenous dose of antibiotics after I passed out in the bathroom, and my sick mother who was there at the time, found me on the floor. I had a breast pump, so they could feed baby while I went to the hospital.
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Then I had to go to Florida to tend to my dying mother who had misdiagnosed advanced ovarian cancer. My 20 years of massage therapy practice, myofascial work, cranial sacral and energy work, was not only applied to myself but to my mother and baby. I did a lot of gentle work on his head and spine to help him release the trauma of the vacuum and being stuck in my pelvis, I massaged my mom, and I would work on myself in bed.
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Banner Day is May 26, game now scheduled for 8:05 PM start
Earlier this week, ESPN released it's Sunday Night Baseball schedule, which includes the Mets and Braves for Sunday, May 26.
May 26 is Banner Day at Citi Field, but the scheduled start time of the game has been moved to 8:05 pm.
In a post to Mets Police, Shannon Shark writes:
"I hate Sunday Night. Banner Night is totally set-up for failure. I'm picturing us standing on-line with the feeling that it's not as good as it was in 2012. Then comes apathy and the bad attendance number. Then Banner Day will die."
The Mets re-introduced Banner Day as part of their 50th anniversary celebration last year. The team had not held a Banner Day celebration since 1996.
Michael Baron, Contributor
I used to love going to Banner Day as a child. I never participated, but my dad always made it a point to take me and sit down in the Field Level at Shea Stadium to watch everyone go by. I missed it last year because I had pneumonia, but I was hoping to go this year. However, if it's going to be on a Sunday night, that's going to be difficult for me.
I hope Banner Day lives on beyond 2013. But, like Shannon, I worry holding it on a Sunday Night can have a negative impact on it's future. The Mets should look to move the event to another day game instead. If that isn't possible, perhaps they can hold a second event later in the season to get a larger turnout (which I think would be cool regardless of the Sunday night game).


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Ok you have the big bird ready to go. First off get the bag of fun innards out of the inside of the bird. It is stuffed in there somewhere so look for it. I cannot tell you how many people first attempts at cooking a Thanksgiving bird left it in. I admit I did it my first time cooking Thanksgiving.
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When Georgia joined the Confederacy and seceded from the union on January 29, 1861, a state convention explained the state's reasons for separation. Georgia singled out Wisconsin's Supreme Court for particular excoriation because this court had the temerity to declare null and void within the state of Wisconsin the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. This federal law — a part of the Compromise of 1850 between Southern states where slavery was legal and Northern states where it was not — required that runaway slaves, upon capture, be returned to their masters. The subsequent U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of this law, overturning the Wisconsin Supreme Court decision, the Georgia convention noted. Not only that, but Wisconsin's "own local courts with equal unanimity (with the single and temporary exception of the supreme court of Wisconsin), sustained its constitutionality in all of its provisions."
The only factually inaccurate part of Georgia's declaration was the word "temporary." To this day, Wisconsin courts have refused to recognize the U.S. Supreme Court decision Ableman v. Booth as legitimate or binding on state courts. That 1859 U.S. Supreme Court decision claimed to overrule the Wisconsin Supreme Court's 1854 decision In Re: Booth, which declared the federal Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 unconstitutional. According to the Wisconsin court system today, "The U.S. Supreme Court overturned that decision but the Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to file the U.S. Court's mandate upholding the fugitive slave law. That mandate has never been filed." The Wisconsin decision on the Fugitive Slave Act is the one instance of successful state judicial nullification of federal law that still stands in a state.
The Booth cases brought into focus two of the key issues of the day: Whether the U.S. Constitution was a confederation of states that permanently protected slavery or a freedom document that temporarily recognized slavery as a legacy of colonial times, and whether the U.S. Supreme Court was, or the states were, the final arbiter of infringements of the U.S. Constitution.
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BUFFALO, N.Y.- "Just when you thought it couldn't get any stranger, it gets stranger" said one legal official connected to the case who declined further comment on the letter.
Thursday, a Motion to Intervene was introduced in the two-year-old civil case between Paul Ceglia and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The motion was filed via U.S. mail by someone claiming to be James Charles Kopp, who is currently serving a 25 to life sentence for the 1998 murder of Dr. Barnett Slepian.
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The body of the statement claims that Kopp and Ceglia had been pen pals for four years, and that they were in a sexual relationship from 2008 until this past October when Ceglia was arrested on fraud charges. Kopp, in the statement, goes on to implicate Ceglia in the killing of Dr. Slepian. "I will testify that Paul Ceglia was the trigger man and he shot Barnett Slepian, not me. I was framed by Paul Ceglia, and I ask this court for a new hearing on this matter."
The statement goes on to claim that Kopp now supports all abortions and denounces the lambs of Christ. However, as of last month, Kopp is listed among the Inmates for Christ on a blog entitled "Abortion is Murder".
2 On Your Side spoke with a representative of the U.S. Department of Corrections who said that there is no way to confirm whether the letter containing the court motion was actually sent from the prison. "Anyone can put a prison's return address on a letter going through the mail."
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CARBONVILLE/CORTEZ, Colo - Our loving father, son, brother, uncle, and friend, Michael Layne Davis, age 32, was welcomed home with open loving arms on Friday, May 3, 2013.
He was born Oct. 23, 1980 in Price to Todd and Karen Fowles Davis.
Mike loved the outdoors, camping, fishing and 4-wheeling in "Old Betsy". He loved being a coal miner and was very talented at what he did. His greatest love was for his children and his nieces and nephews. Mike enjoyed collecting trinkets and sharing them with his kids. He had a huge loving heart and an infectious smile. He would share a strong big hug that would last all day. Mike would give the shirt off his back or his last dime to anyone in need. He touched the life's of many and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by his parents, Todd and Karen Davis, Carbonville; children, MaCade, Jahnessah, Axel Davis; companion, Sara Powell, Price; brother, Ricky (Kamra) Davis, Price; sister, Candace (Tony) Cook, Helper; grandfather, Jack Birch, Price; grandmother, Nana Beth Davis, Price; nieces and nephews, Todd, Taycie, Shontae "Cutie"; also survived by many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Preceded in death by his son, Nicholas Kole Davis; grandparents, Neva (Bruce), Wilba (James), and LaPreal; uncles, Terry and Mike Davis; aunts, Bethann Gomez, Sandra and Diane Fowles; and numerous other family members and friends.
Funeral Service, Friday, May 10, 2013, 11 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main, Price; Family will receive friends Thursday evening from 6 - 8 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to service at the funeral home. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are always welcome daily and may share memories of Mike online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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According to the Nikkei piece (viewable here), Nintendo now looks at Asia as being wide-open and up for grabs. The company apparently plans to redouble its efforts in South Korea, Taiwan, and China.
The Nikkei reported that the 3DS would launch in South Korea on April 28. This summer, the Nikkei added, it would hit Hong Kong and Taiwan as well as China. In China, however, the portable would be rebranded the iQue3DS as Nintendo handhelds are called "iQue" in China.
Nintendo released a statement: "Concerning the Nikkei report 'Nintendo Targeting the Asian Market', the article isn't anything our company is possibly announcing, nor is it anything this company is confirming. What Nikkei wrote is based on speculation."
One thing that isn't speculation: In Jan. 2011, Nintendo trademarked "iQue3DS" in China.
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Sifting through thousands of ant genes typically isn't part of the job for University of Utah human geneticist Mark Yandell, Ph.D.
But software the associate professor and a colleague developed works so well in annotating, or finding, human genes, an international collaboration of scientists asked Yandell's help to make sense of the data as they sequenced the genomes of four ant species. Three of the genomes were published Jan. 31 in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences and the fourth will be published Feb. 24 in Public Library of Science Genetics (PLOS), with Yandell as a co-author on all four studies.
The software that Yandell and Ian Korf of the University of California, Davis, Genome Center developed, called MAKER, is a computational method that "annotates" genes in DNA sequences, recording their locations and documenting their structures for downstream research applications. For those in basic science research in human genetics, physiology, evolutionary biology, and other areas, MAKER can make the task of finding genes considerably easier and faster. But it also is valuable for translational and clinical research, aiding the development of diagnostic devices for personalized medicine.
The software already is being used by scientists around the world.Â
"It used to require 10 to 15 Ph.D.-level computer scientists working for a year to annotate a genome," Yandell says. "Now you can do it on a laptop overnight."
Although the ant genome sequencing took place at different labs, all the annotation was done by Yandell's MAKER software, which greatly streamlined the work, according to Chris R. Smith, who co-led the red harvester ant project. "Doing the annotation for all of these projects with MAKER made great sense," Smith said, "because the whole process of predicting genes gets more efficient when the evidence used for predicting them is shared across all of the genomes."
A molecular biologist by training, Yandell was part of the Human Genome Project (HGP) as both a postdoctoral fellow at Washington University and then as lead scientist in charge of creating software to annotate the human genome for Celera Corp, a private company involved in the HGP, and at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the University of California, Berkeley. Following his experience with the HGP, he developed MAKER, in part, to give biomedical scientists who lack the computer science expertise the means to annotate genes and then distribute their results to the larger research community.
Yandell has made the program free to those who use it for academic research, but it must be licensed for private use.
The cost of genome sequencing has dropped dramatically from more than $1 billion for the Human Genome Project's initial sequencing of the entire human genome.
That project also required a multitude of scientists working 13 years to complete the endeavor. But technological improvements have greatly reduced the cost, and now the genome of a single human can be sequenced for $5,000 to $10,000 and that of a new species for about $100,000.
Once a genome is sequenced, however, researchers still must locate specific genes and mutations in order to understand their roles in an organism or to link them to diseases or other medical problems, and that's where MAKER is proving to be extraordinarily valuable in annotating genes in humans and other species.
Yandell, for example, recently was contacted by the government of South Africa to annotate the genome of a fungus, known as pitch canker, devastating that nation's pine forests and lumber industry.
In collaboration with the Wingfield lab at Pretoria University, Yandell and Carson Holt, a Ph.D candidate in his lab, provided comparative analyses between the genomes of the pitch canker fungus and the genomes of other fungi aimed at identifying the genes that allow it to infest trees. Holt is a co-author on the ant genome studies as well.
Another area where MAKER can have an impact on the lives of billions of people is in annotating the genomes of food crops such as corn, potatoes, and rice. Annotating genes is essential for modern crop breeding programs, according to Yandell.
"The amazing thing today is that sequencing has become so cheap, that genomes are being sequenced right and left; these days it's annotating these genomes that's proving the bottleneck, not the sequencing. We think MAKER can help enormously with this. We are overjoyed to see it being embraced so enthusiastically worldwide," says Yandell.


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#99.1 – BEST OF The LEFT Show – Roadhouse Girl
Hiya, folks! This is a "Best Of" The LEFT Show (The One With Brenda) as we get ready for our 100th Episode, our giant branding overhaul, getting Hold 322 moving to it's new field of possibilities, and launching a couple of new shows for the network.
Basically, I'm busy as hell, and I'm going to start drinking in a few minutes.
This one has a Jason in it, too!
#99 The LEFT Show – Boxing Day BadAss-ery!
OMG, I think I'm hungover and I didn't have a drop to drink. I finished off my bottle of 12 year old Glenlivet the Peter and Lisa Westbrook gave me for my birthday in 2009, a few weeks ago, and I won't touch the Natural Light that Forrest left here.
Speaking of Forrest, he joined Jake and I in the studio for a Boxing Day Spectacular! Yay for boxing day!
We talked about the economy, and Republicans, and Republicans, and Racist Republicans (redundant much?), and Ambassadorial Republicans, and the South, and, finally, the South some more.
We also covered movies that make Jake cry, movies that prove Forrest is a Robot, and the fact that I had a wee little weep at a Kevin Smith movie. Seriously!
Oh, yeah! Jason loses his temper in an all new Bat Sh@t Crazy, which is GREAT!
#99 The LEFT Show – BOXING DAY 2012
#98 – The LEFT Show – XXX-Mas Eve 2012
Oh, it's Christmas Eve … so, hey, let's talk about gun control, shall we?
There were so many different stories about gun control; like this, and this, and this, and this, and this. Oh, and, the NRA stepped out in front of some cameras and said some really dipshitty stuff. And the reactions were grand.
Look, oddly enough, we did have some fun, and shared some stories, and had a few laughs. Won't you join us this festive eve of Jul (Yule, X-Mas, Christmas, whatever).
#98 – The LEFT Show – XXX-Mas Eve 2012
#97 – The LEFT Show – Dry Spots
Alex Cragan from SLUG Magazine was held against his will for yet another action filled episode!
New News from the Walking Dead and Texas lets its ignorance bite it in the ass. The Boy Scouts of America continue to be just plain shitty and Bill O'Reilly tries to top them. The return of GOP Jesus (get it?) sees us stack the deck (with Satire) to make sure of the winner and Bristol Palin spends almost half a million dollars on her reality show.
Jason Williams is back to break down everything about health care … or something like that.
All this and more!
#96 – The LEFT Show – Jackass Pugilist
The downward spiral (in content) continues! Jeff, Jake, Jon, and Forrest are joined in studio by Alex Cragun from SLUG Magazine, who bears witness to yet another screwy, out of control episode. This Monday show feels like a Wednesday show … which should excite you for Wednesday's show!
We begin with the sad stuff that quickly runs to anger and arguments. Helped by Bryan Fisher from the American Family Association and his asshat comments; Rupert Murdoch, and his startling comments; and the Rock Hill Herald just screws up in a massive EpicFail.
Gun Control beats Texas secession on the White House petition site, but, folks also want a giant Star Wars Death Star, so, for all our faults and horror, some Americans are still pretty awesome. Hostess CEO's proudly admit to raiding pension funds before their Cut-N-Run; Senator Al Franken is the BESTEST; Romney Watch 2012 has yet ANOTHER epilogue, and one young man in California is a stand up guy!
All this and MORE!
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#95 – The LEFT Show – Woeful Countenance
I don't know why, but sometimes I wonder just what the hell the point of it all is. Really. Then Sunday rolls around and I get to goof off with my friends. Takes a bit of the sting out of life, you know?
So – for Wednesday's show, we discovered that pouring hot sauce on a prisoner's private bits … not allowed. I mean, who knew, right? Didn't George W show us the way on stuff like that? Speaking of cops, it looks like, in spite of all the right wing white people saying so, racism isn't dead, but, white cops are trying to kill – well, kill.
Sens Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch vote against making the rest of the world behave like Americans … yup – you read that right. It's either that they're stupid, or just hate disabled people. Or both. I'm going to lean to both.


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42 U.S. Code § 1862g - Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research
(a) The Director shall operate an Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, the purpose of which is to assist those States that—
(b) A State which has received an initial award under such Program, whether or not the award was received before or after October 31, 1988, shall be eligible for up to 5 years of additional support under the program [1] if that State provides assurances of new matching funds and submits an acceptable new plan for using Program funds and matching funds to build the research capabilities of the State.
[1] So in original. Probably should be capitalized.
Source(Pub. L. 100–570, title I, § 113,Oct. 31, 1988, 102 Stat. 2870.)
Section was enacted as part of the National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 1988, and not as part of the National Science Foundation Act of 1950 which comprises this chapter.
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Pub. L. 107–368, § 26,Dec. 19, 2002, 116 Stat. 3067, provided that: "The Director is authorized to accept planning proposals from applicants who are within .075 percentage points of the current eligibility level for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. Such proposals shall be reviewed by the Foundation to determine their merit for support under the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research or any other appropriate program."
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sfcrazy writes: Software freedom is not just about software, it's also about the hardware it runs on. The Free Software Foundation has launched the "Respects Your Freedom" computer hardware product certification program to encourage the production of hardware which respects user's freedom.
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DELTONA, FL - Lucy F. Vassar, 93, died peacefully Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at Deltona Health Care Center. She was the beloved wife of the late Roland Vassar. She was born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, the daughter of the late Oscar and Anna (Benoit) Gauthier. She was a resident of the Blackstone Valley most of her life until retiring to Florida.
She leaves her children Benjamin Vassar of SC, Darleen (Hugh) Thomas of Deltona, FL, and Robin-Lynne (Bernie) Collins of Wales, MA; a sister Lauretta Gast of Pawtucket, 11 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
Her funeral will be held from the Darlington Mortuary of L. Heroux & Son, 1042 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at the Blessed John Paul II Parish Church of St. Leo the Great, at 10:00 a.m. Burial will follow at Notre Dame Cemetery, Daggett Avenue, Pawtucket. Calling hours in the funeral home on Friday, January 11, 2013 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
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This musical egg is reminiscent of the eggs crafted by Peter Carl Fabergé from 1885-1917, and plays Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite on an 18-note, key-wound musical movement. Hidden inside the egg is a handpainted pewter centerpiece of Clara (non-rotating) holding her nutcracker. The egg is crafted of lustrous, triple-fired porcelain decorated with details including raised relief, 22K gold accents, and 100 hand-set faux jewels and Swarovski crystals. The base of the egg has an artwork panorama in the Russian Palekh black-lacquer technique by master Natalia Zaitseva and depicts dancers at the Stahlbaum's Christmas Eve party. Each egg is numbered and includes a certificate of authenticity. 6" H x 4" W. (11 oz.)
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Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Music Egg
By Pig Farm
from Durand, IL
I wanted to give it as a gift, but will keep it just for display. Later I might order another.Colors are vibrant and beautiful.No movement of the dancer. Disappointed in that. Music is OK.Packaging well done.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Music box sound not as expected
By Thomas
from Great Falls, Virginia
Bought as a gift for a ballet lover.
Not happy with this product
By Pat
from Mission Viejo
I bought it for a gift, but am disappointed with the quality of the music. It has a poor sound and long pauses every few seconds. Also would be nice if egg opened itself to play. Disappointed and am returning it.
Beautiful collectible
By Gigis
from Springfield, Illinois
I like thE fact that the figureine is magnetized
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
This is beautiful, very detailed
By Lynn
from rohnert park ca
I wish the dancer would have turned to the music, that is the only thing I would have changed. Very beautiful.
I like the product and the service.
By Ed
from Rhode Island
Overall very nice
By kmd45heels
from Hancock, NY
This is a very nice piece, the only disappointment was that the dancer is stationary and does not spin, this was not clear in the description.
By DP
from North Carolina
Best for display only. The music is subpar.
Sugar Plum Fairy music box
By TJ
from Erie, MI
This item was gifted to a daughter-in-law....she loved it....before giving the gift I had checked out the item....it is well-made...beautifully crafted and appears to be durable for long years as a cared-for keepsake.
This was a gift for my sister and she lo
By Tricky Dick
from Plaistow, New Hampshire
This was a gift for my sister and she just loved it. It was the perfect gift for her.
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