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- Jan 28:
- Ex-St. Paul police officer says other cops infringed on her private data, with little fear of discipline
- Dec 23:
- Eden Prairie cop pays a steep price for improper peeks at woman's data
- Dec 14:
- 10 Eden Prairie police employees accessed former officer's record for 'personal' reasons, department says
- Nov 30:
- Eagan police officer loses use of driver data
- Oct 5:
- Minneapolis: Retired cop: DVS was used against me
A former St. Paul and Eden Prairie police officer filed a federal lawsuit Monday claiming that 100 fellow officers invaded her privacy when they looked up her driver's license photo in a Minnesota state database some 400 times.
Anne Marie Rasmusson, 38, filed the 31-page suit against nine Twin Cities communities, Ramsey County and the University of Minnesota in U.S. District Court.
Rasmusson said those who accessed her private information had no "legitimate business reason to do so."
"The extent of this illegal access appears to be widespread and pervasive throughout departments, and is a custom and practice," the suit alleges.
The suit went on to say women are disproportionately targeted by such searches.
Rasmusson became suspicious about 2007, the lawsuit said, when officers began "taking an uncomfortable interest in her." Newly divorced, she said men who somehow knew where she lived and what kind of car she drove began asking her out.
Rasmusson has said she believes the interest was in her picture. While working in Eden Prairie, she lost about 100 pounds. After she retired from St. Paul, she entered fitness competitions for a short time.
"They weren't looking me up to see my personality," Rasmusson said earlier this year.
But the extent of the intrusion became clearer Aug. 30, when she learned from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety that officers from 18 agencies had reviewed her private information since 2007.
"She became physically ill upon learning that fact; she pulled over, opened her car door, and vomited," the lawsuit said.
By mid-2009, the suit said, Rasmusson began pulling away from former colleagues "and those she considered friends. More and more, she began to live a secluded, even hermit-like, reclusive existence."
By July 2010, she had moved from the Twin Cities to rural northern Minnesota. She has since closed all social media accounts, installed a security gate and alarm system, and changed her phone numbers, the suit states.
Last October, she learned from the news media that the violations involved about 100 officers on about 400 occasions.
"Upon learning of the sheer volume of intrusions, Rasmusson again became physically sick," the suit said.
The Department of Public Safety confirmed that officers from the following agencies had viewed the information: Bloomington, Burnsville, Cottage Grove, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Lakeville, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, St. Paul, the Ramsey County sheriff's office and the University of Minnesota-Duluth.
According to the lawsuits, one of the offenders was Eden Prairie police Sgt. Carter Staaf, who "encouraged his subordinates to conduct their own DVS (Driver and Vehicle Services) queries of Rasmusson's information because she was very attractive and so they could see that 'she's changed and she's got a new look.' "
Rasmusson served on the Eden Prairie police force from 1996 to 1999, when she was injured in the line of duty.
In 2001, she became an officer in St. Paul. Two years later, she was diagnosed with nerve damage and an unstable pelvis related to the earlier injury, the suit said. She was granted a full medical retirement in December 2003.
When she met with a representative of the St. Paul Police Department in September 2011, she was told 13 officers had viewed her driver's license information. Rasmusson alleges in her suit, "upon information and belief," that 42 St. Paul officers accessed her record 175 times and that 24 Minneapolis officers accessed her record 133 times.
On Monday evening, spokesmen for the Ramsey County and St. Paul city attorney's offices declined to comment, saying they had yet to review the suit. A Minneapolis city spokesman did not immediately return a call for comment.
The Drivers Privacy Protection Act bars Minnesota law enforcement officers from accessing personal information in the state motor vehicle database unless it's to carry out a function of their agency. Records are to be accessed only in an investigative capacity.
The suit seeks at least $5,000 for each illegal access of her records, at least $3 million for physical and mental suffering, and court costs.
One of Rasmusson's attorneys, Lorenz Fett of Minneapolis, declined to comment beyond what was detailed in the suit.
Online: Read the lawsuit at TwinCities.com.


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Harrah's, which owns the commercial strip next to its hotel, says it's not done with bringing entertainment options to the area. Businesses that are already there say they're waiting on that vision to be fulfilled.
Tagged with: 12 bar Archie Manning B.J. Lehn Bourbon Street Caesar's Entertainment Frenchmen Street Fulton Street Gordon Biersch Grand Isle Harrah's Joel Dondis LuAnn Pappas Manning's New Orleans pedestrial mall restaurant Riche Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Saints sports bar Todd EnglishRead More »


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Friday, April 13, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
CONYERS -- Rockdale County Public Schools announced Friday its anticipation of a possible $9.5 million reduction in local and state revenues next school year and its plan to implement a reorganization and reduction in force with possibly more cuts to come.
The school system is estimating a reduction in state revenues of $1.1 million due to a decline in student enrollment for the 2012-13 school year.
Currently, 15,844 students are enrolled in RCPS, according to the most recent enrollment report from March 22. Before the school year began, system officials estimated 16,175 students were expected to be enrolled.
RCPS Chief Financial Officer Lee Davis reported Thursday during the work session that enrollment has increased since the beginning of the school year from 15,635 students at the lowest count on Aug. 26; however, enrollment is still down from last school year.
Next school year, enrollment is projected at 15,881 students, he said.
In addition to decreased state funding, RCPS is estimating an 8 percent, or $4.6 million, decline in the local property tax digest for next school year. Overall, RCPS expects a conservative estimated decrease of $9.5 million in revenues, but officials have "a great uncertainty" in the availability of state, federal and local funds for next school year, they reported.
The Rockdale County Board of Education unanimously approved the adoption of a reorganization plan after an executive session during Thursday's monthly work session.
Included in the plan is the elimination of 58 certified employee positions, which could occur through resignations, retirements and other natural attritions for the 2012-13 school year, according to officials. Already this year, 32 certified staff submitted resignations and retirements in April, mostly effective for the end of the school year, as well as six in March and three in February, according to personnel reports.
The eliminations will take the place of the 69 fewer staff positions approved by the school board earlier this year.
"Eleven (teachers) were added back because of the late enrollment growth (this semester)," said Cindy Ball, director of Community Relations, on Friday.
When determining a reduction, RCPS will consider professional expertise, effectiveness and job performance reflected in annual evaluations, written communication to employees and the superintendent's observation and knowledge, according to the plan.
"(Teacher) contracts are due April 23, and then we'll analyze for vacancies, so we can move people according to certification if needed," Ball said Friday.
The reduction is expected to save nearly $4 million, she said.
The superintendent may need to implement more cuts in the future, according to the approved plan.
This school year, RCPS cut more than $9 million in programs, frozen positions and equipment. It also increased its millage rate by 1.51 mills, for a total of 24.5 mills.
For the rest of the month, school and system administrators are preparing and reviewing budget proposals at schools and for central office departments, and the budget committee will prepare a system budget, according to the budget calendar.
Staffing and salary schedules will be determined this month, and the school board is expected to adopt a tentative budget on May 17.
The board is expected to approve a final budget on June 14 and a millage rate in July or August.
The next public meeting for budget discussions is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, in the board room at the RCPS central complex, which is located at 954 North Main St. in Conyers.
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- Newton school board approves 'tight' budget ( June 15, 2011 )
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Love the profile (actually love the knife period), looks like fun!
Love the profile (actually love the knife period), looks like fun!
once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right
That's a great rehab job...you have all the aesthetics nailed! Nice bolster mod.
All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. - Lawrence
Very pretty indeed! I like it when an older blade can be made better than new.
This is making me so friggin' excited for my Sab that's coming to me!!!
My house is about 120 years old, built by a pretty handy stone mason. We're the 3rd family that's lived in the home. Even after almost 20 years,there's always something popping up when we dig. I found these in a wall by my chicken coop. Nice patina? Nice rehandle project. Brings a new meaning to ODC.
I like those shears
A 120 year old house made of stone with a chicken coop and buried treasures? Sounds awesome!
I have friends that live in " big fancy houses". Their kids come to our place and call it a home. Not too bad for suburbia.
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University of Southern Mississippi senior Ty McCleery has a long-range goal of making science education a bigger priority in public schools.
But for now the physics and math major is focused on parlaying his recent selection as a National Science Foundation (NSF) scholarship recipient into a doctoral degree. McCleery, a Mobile, Ala., native leaves for Vanderbilt in July to begin his post-graduate requirements.
"To get this kind of scholarship is simply amazing and a tremendous relief," said McCleery. "This really takes a lot of the financial burden off my shoulders. I'm really excited about getting into my research work at Vanderbilt and begin the process of obtaining my doctorate."
The NSF graduate research fellowship includes $90,000 to help McCleery with his post-graduate expenses. With an emphasis in biophysics, he hopes to complete his doctoral degree requirements in four years.
When asked to describe in layman's terms the research component of biophysics, McCleery said, "It basically involves cutting up bugs with lasers. More specifically, I'm going to be doing a lot of research on the morphogenesis of flies." Morphogenesis is the biological process that causes an organism to develop its shape.
While he thoroughly enjoys conducting research, McCleery also intends to make teaching a significant part of his career in physics/biophysics.
"The idea is to eventually settle in as a research professor," he said. "And one of my primary goals is to get more attention placed on science education in public schools, from the elementary level to the high school level. The culture, I think, has always been that maybe science is over your head. Well, I want to work on changing that."
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Pella Regional Health Center Clinics are closed for the Christmas Holiday, but will re-open on Saturday. This includes clinics in Pella, Knoxville, Monroe, Bussey and Sully. The Emergency Department at Pella Regional Health Center will remain open 24 hours a day. Other services that will be closed on Christmas include the Pella City Hall, Pella Public Library, Pella Post Office, Pella Community Center and the indoor swimming pool in Pella.
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I have been blessed with a fine son, now 24, and two beautiful and talented daughters, 19 and 15 respectively. When it comes to getting married, we, as their parents, are expected to foot the bill for the daughters' weddings. I did not have the foresight (nor the means) to establish and fund a "wedding fund" for my daughters while they were growing up. However, I have a plan for what I'm going to do for their "big day".
My wife likes to watch the cable TV show "Say Yes to the Dress", where brides-to-be and their families go to upscale bridal shops in New York City or Atlanta and try on various wedding gowns in their search for that "perfect dress" for their big day. I am stunned, absolutely stunned at the prices the young women and their families that appear on the show are willing to pay for a wedding dress, a dress that in all likelihood they will wear once and then package up and tuck away their attics, never to be worn again.
And the wedding dress is just a portion of the cost of a typical wedding. I did a Google search on "Typical Wedding Costs", and got 9,560,000 results returned. Of the top listed links returned by my search, the consensus was that the average cost of a wedding is somewhere in the neighborhood of $26,000, and depending on where you live in the country (such as New York City), the average cost is considerably higher.
I grew up on the East Coast (New Jersey, to be exact), and remember the many weddings that I attended as being large, extravagant events. At this stage in my life, I'm playing catch-up with trying to save for a comfortable retirement, and the prospect of spending so much money on such a one-time event troubles me.
So, here is my plan: I sat my daughters down and explained to them that if they could keep the costs of their weddings down to a reasonable amount, I would take a portion of the difference between the typical cost of a wedding and what we end up spending on their wedding and use that money to fund an IRA in their names made up of solid, blue-chip companies with a history of consistently growing their dividends; in other words, Dividend Champions.
Now, I'm not saying that their wedding reception needs to be as austere as punch and cookies in the cultural hall of our local church, but there are a lot wedding line items that can be significantly reduced or even eliminated, not the least of which is the cost of their wedding gowns.
If I were setting up these "wedding alternative" IRAs for my oldest daughter today, I would take the amount we save, which I'm estimating to be $10,000 or more, and divide it as evenly as possible between the shares of common stock of five companies such as the following:
1 Yr Div Growth
5 Yr Div Growth
10 Yr Div Growth
AFLAC, Inc.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
McDonald's Corporation
PepsiCo, Inc.
Walgreen Company
Of course, there are many great dividend payers to choose from. For this list I used David Fish's CCC spreadsheet and looked for companies that had the best 5 and 10 year dividend growth rates, good 1 year dividend growth rates, were household names and represented different industries.
What are some of the ways we could cut back on wedding costs so that we could fund such a portfolio? Well, holding the reception in the church's cultural hall isn't a bad idea for starters, as there would be no facility charge. Using the list of typical wedding cost items from costofwedding.com, here are some other line items that we could reduce or even eliminate:
- Keep the number of bridesmaids to a minimum (sister, best friend, cousin).
- Keep the cost of the bride's wedding gown down, no more than $1,250 to $1,500.
- No tuxedo rental for me (Father of the Bride - I have a tailcoat that I think I still fit into).
- Limit the entertainment to a few musicians/ensemble or, better yet, pre-record some music to play during the reception.
- No bridesmaids bouquets (corsages will do).
- No ceremony decorations or flowers.
- Keep the reception hall decorations simple, but tasteful, with few or no flower arrangements.
- No reception table centerpieces.
- No gifts for the parents.
- No wedding favors for the guests.
- No "Save the Date" cards.
- No table name place cards (open seating).
- Hire a friend (who knows what they're doing) to take the wedding pictures.
- No wedding consultant.
- No limo.
- No bar service (we don't drink).
- No reception menus.
- Simple food catered by a local restaurant, buffet style (no prime rib, etc.).
That still leaves a lot of things to have to pay for, but taking an approach such as this should keep costs down to a minimum. I don't want to be a Scrooge with their "big day", but when I think back on all the weddings I've been to all I can think of is, what a waste to throw such a big bash or to buy a wedding gown that's far more expensive than it needs to be.
Of course, I'm still going to be out about $20,000 per wedding, since I'll be funding my daughters' IRAs with what we're not paying for a more extravagant wedding, but I won't mind since those dollars will be going to a much better cause than a one-night splurge.
The other caveat that I will impose on this wedding gift of an IRA will be that they absolutely, positively cannot touch this money until they retire. To that end, what I'll probably do is maintain the accounts myself, albeit in my daughters' names, and reinvest the dividends that accumulate into either more shares of what I seeded the accounts with, or by picking some other Dividend Champion to add to their portfolios.
One of the biggest mistakes I've made in my life is not starting saving seriously for retirement when I was much younger than I am today. I don't want my daughters to make the same mistakes that I did, and by providing them with a starter IRA with a portfolio of Dividend Champions, and reinvesting the accumulated dividends, I expect that this wedding gift will help provide them with better retirement prospects and peace of mind than I have when they get to be my age.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
Additional disclosure: I am not a professional investment advisor or financial analyst; I'm just a guy who likes to crunch numbers and can make an Excel spreadsheet do pretty much whatever I want it to do, and I'm doing my best to manage my own portfolio. This article is in no way an endorsement of any of the stocks discussed in it, and as always, you need to do your own research and due diligence before you decide to trade any securities or other products.


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Police: Man sexually battered drunk 17-year-old on his 22nd birthday
Joshua Surman arrested in parking garage of Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
A man spent his 22nd birthday in jail on Sunday after police accused him of sexually battering a drunk 17-year-old girl in the parking garage of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Police charged Joshua Surman with sexual battery against a victim over 12 years old with special conditions.
According to the Seminole Police Department, the 17-year-old was drinking with a friend in the parking lot, then inside the casino. The friend bought the 17-year-old drinks.
About 5 a.m. Sunday, they drunkenly left the casino together but were unable to find their car, police said. Surman offered to help, and while the 17-year-old's friend walked away to look for their car, he sexually assaulted the 17-year-old.
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On Monday, the Warriors will unveil their yellow, alternate uniforms. They will be the first team in the modern NBA era to play in something other than a tank top.
The Warriors will debut the new unis for their Feb. 22 home game against the San Antonio Spurs, which is being aired on ESPN. They will also wear them March 8 vs. Houston and March 15 vs. Chicago. I'm very interested to see what's the fan's thoughts about this new concept uniform.


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Saturday, November 24, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
WASHINGTON -- Arguments from both sides in the Federal Trade Commission's appeal of the purchase of Palmyra Medical Center by the Hospital Authority of Albany-Dougherty County are set to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court Monday.
The case of FTC v. Phoebe Putney Health System is one of two on the court's argument calendar for Monday. At question will be whether the Georgia Legislature, by vesting a local government entity with general corporate powers to acquire and lease out hospitals and other property, has clearly articulated and affirmatively expressed a state policy to displace competition in the market for hospital services.
Under the State Action Doctrine, federal antitrust laws do not apply to anti-competitive conduct of certain subordinate public entities created by a state if the conduct is authorized as part of a "state policy to displace competition" that is "clearly articulated and affirmatively expressed" in state law.
Another question being presented, according to court documents, is whether such a state policy, even if clearly articulated, would be sufficient to validate the conduct in this matter. The FTC is arguing that the government entity associated with the acquisition -- the Hospital Authority -- neither actively participated in negotiating the terms of the purchase nor has practical means of overseeing the hospital's operation. The Hospital Authority and Phoebe officials have stated that acquiring Palmyra has been a longstanding goal of the authority.
On June 25, it was announced that the court would hear the case after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling late last year that had been handed down by U.S. District Judge Louis Sands, who issued an opinion stating that the acquisition of Palmyra, now Phoebe North, was exempt from federal oversight.
A number of amicus briefs have been filed in support of both sides. The American Antitrust Institute, groups of economics professors and several states, Drs. Joseph Stubbs and Corleen Thompson and the National Federation of Independent Business have been among those who have thrown their support behind the FTC.
Meanwhile, the American Hospital Association and Georgia Hospital Association, the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals and the National Association of Public Hospitals and Health Systems as well as Lee Memorial Health System in Florida have filed amicus briefs in support of the Hospital Authority and Phoebe Putney Health System.
A transcript of the arguments is expected to be available on the Supreme Court's website sometime Monday, with an audio recording to follow on Friday.
Monday's arguments will start at 10 a.m.
Trustbuster 3 years ago
I will be there in spirit with the lawyers for the FTC. I watched the History Channel's show "The Men Who Built America" and learned that automotive innovator Henry Ford encountered the same obstacle with automobile cartel. The cartel rejected Ford's ideas of a lower priced car for the common man. He sued them in federal court claiming the cartel restricted innovation and competition. The jury sided with Ford. All the rest is history. I view Phoebe and the former automobile as the same paradigm. I hope SCOTUS will side with the plaintiffs and allow competition to take place.
chinaberry25 3 years ago
It is a done deal, and this is not the ethical times of Henry Ford. Times have changed to cut throat lawyers and the deepest pockets. Phoebe would be better off spending their money to help clean up this mess that Albany has evolved to. Sure you can be a king in a castle as Phoebe thinks they are, but all you have to bring in money are indigents. The payers have moved away. Maybe this is what they want. But with Obamacare looming, they had better get their ducks in a row and I am implying this town. Not much left and the big money is dying out every day or leaving for greener pastures.
Trustbuster 3 years ago
I don't think Phoebe could clean up Albany. It is the demographics like other urban areas.
FryarTuk 3 years ago
It will be an interesting read but since Phoebe has already devoured and digested Palmyra it has little ramifications practically for ABY.
FryarTuk 3 years ago
I wonder who's representing Phoebe before the court.
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I've never had a stand of tomato plants like the one growing this summer in my backyard. Combined with burgeoning crops of cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, kale and dozens of species of flower, it makes stepping onto our deck seem more like a tropical adventure than anything I've experienced in my life.
We just started eating the tomatoes and should be sampling the first cucumbers and peppers in a week or so. That means I can start thinking about making a cold soup called gazpacho, which contains all three as well as onion, garlic, tomato juice and fresh chives. A bowl of the soup is a nice way to chill out on a hot summer day.
Here's a new recipe for gazpacho that I'm going to try, which looks delicious, and should be perfect for the next hot spell.
1½ pounds tomatoes (about 4), peeled, seeded and chopped (about 2 cups)
1½ cups chopped cucumber (from about 4 whole)
1 cup diced onion (from about ½ whole)
½ cup diced green bell pepper (from about ¼ whole)
3 cloves garlic, chopped
1 cup tomato juice, more to taste
¼ cup red wine vinegar
Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Pinch cayenne pepper
Tabasco or other hot sauce
1½ teaspoons lemon juice (from about ½ lemon)
¼ cup olive oil
1 tablespoon diced fresh chives
In a blender, combine the tomatoes, cucumber, onion, bell pepper, garlic, tomato juice and vinegar. Puree the mixture, then pour into a medium bowl.
Season with 1½ teaspoons of salt, or to taste (amount of salt can vary depending on the brand of tomato juice, if purchased), ½ teaspoon each of black pepper and cayenne pepper, and ¼ teaspoon each of the Tabasco, lemon juice and olive oil. Taste and adjust seasonings and flavoring as desired.
Cover and refrigerate the gazpacho until well-chilled. Stir in the chives, and thin if desired with additional tomato juice or water. Taste and adjust the seasonings once more. This makes a generous quart of gazpacho.
Yield: Serves 6.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 125 calories, 2 grams protein, 10 grams carbohydrates, 2 grams fiber, 9 grams fat (1 gram saturated), no cholesterol, 6 grams sugar, 701 milligrams sodium.


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My brother's birthday is right around the corner and I've got a fantastic cupcake idea in mind for him. My plan involves fondant though, and I've never used fondant before. So I felt the need to do a test run with some fondant icing before embarking on my big brother's birthday project. I've been so elated that the weather is getting warmer that making springtime cupcakes for my test run was a no brainer.
I used the Wilton recipe for marshmallow fondant. According to the reading I've done on fondant, this recipe is one of the best- it's far cheaper than store-bought fondant and tastes better too. I used my stand mixer to do all the kneading and it came out great! I think it also helped me avoid much of the stickiness involved with making fondant. It's possible that I'll be on a fondant kick for a while now.
Cupcake recipe is below along with zillions of pictures of the cupcakes! Follow the link above for the fondant recipe. I was lazy about the buttercream frosting and used a boxed mix from Trader Joe's.
Happy Spring!!! And stay tuned for the big reveal of my brother's birthday cupcakes!
2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
1 ¼ cup sugar
½ cup butter or margarine: softened
1 cup milk (I used almond milk)
2 teaspoons lemon flavor
2 eggs
Preheat the oven to 350˚. In a large bowl combine the flour, baking powder and salt. In a separate bowl combine the butter and sugar and mix until light and fluffy. Add the milk and lemon flavor and mix well. Add the eggs. Add the wet ingredients to the dry and mix. Use cupcake liners or a greased cupcake pan. Divide batter among cups and bake for 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the middle of a cake comes out clean. Cool for a few minutes in the pan, then remove cupcakes from pans and cool completely.


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Perched along the waterfront, with calming views and delicious breakfasts, Bush Gardens is a relaxing escape from the city.
Indulge in excellent seafood, or healthy juices or shakes over an intimate dinner or festive lunch watching the world go by.
Bush Gardens Restaurant offers a great location and ambiance. If you seek a glass of wine, you are advised to bring your own.
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$5 chocolate scented body cream anyone? The Yves Rocher Cocoa Perfume Body Lotion comes is available for a limited time this Holiday season and features the decadent scent of chocolate combined with fruity elements that basically makes me want to nom my own arm off when I apply it!
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I thought this would be an interesting share. I'm sure if you're a designer and have been for a few years, you've gotten that email from that guy who wants you to do some work for them on the cheap. The very. very cheap. It's happened a few time to me, and tonight I felt I should respond in a bit of a different way. Here is the original email and my response below.
My name is X owner and founder of X. I came across your portfolio a few weeks ago, and was extremely impressed by the work you do in the logo and identity branding field.
X is a small company that we are just kicking off that illustrates collaboration on projects amongst designers while executing the highest perfection those designers can commit. I am sending you this email because I would like you to be a part of our roots, and grow this business with us.
I am offering you a position on the team at X for which you will work on mascot design to the best of your abilities. Like any other position, the pay gradually gets better as you go, but there are conditions and non-traditional factors about the income for employees of this company, so let me explain - [Below]
Steps towards your individual project completions for X:
1) I give you a name, or a theme, or an idea of a mascot logo for you to execute
2) You complete the mascot logo / branding for me, then securely send the files over to me
3) Either myself or one of our other designers will use the logo you created to construct a large package of social media designs such as Twitter graphics, YouTube graphics, etc, as well as phone and desktop wallpapers using the logo for all
4) This whole package - Logo, Twitter graphics, YouTube Graphics, and the Phone & desktop wallpapers - will be sold to a client willing to claim the package for $100 - $129 depending on the quality of everything in the pack.5) Once it is sold, I will send you 50% of the payment that was received for the creation of the logo put in the pack
Keep in mind, the price for these packs will get higher as we grow our business. Also, the amount of new clients we get will increase over time, as we begin to show the world the power of beautiful logos and brandings. We hope that you enjoyed hearing our ideas and strongly consider joining our business as we see it an opportunity for all designers alike.- - - - - - - - - - - -
Hope to hear from you soon & have a great day!
Hello X,
Thank you for writing and thanks for the position offer at X. I gather that this is sourcing opportunity where you pay me as a freelance designer to execute the logos for the projects you need? In this case I must charge my regular logo rate starting at $550. This cost is based on a simple equation of what i want to make per year (allowing 2 weeks off for vacation and holidays) which is within the average salary of others of my profession with similar experience and "skillz", in my same area of the country as tracked by the AIGA, divided by how many projects i need to do monthly to make said salary, and spaced out in a schedule that is achievable. This cost covers the week I will spend . . .
1.) researching the client and subject
2.) gathering information and files (usually reference photos and "inspiration")
3.) sketching ideas - i usually take 2 to 3 days on this part. it is essential to the end result of the logo. this part of the process often involves lots of "creative thinking" and doubts about my choice of profession and what i'm doing with my life, followed by long walks through the city pondering the project and hopefully not getting lost like that one time in Columbus when i ended up in an area that gave me an urge to listen to Eminem and develop a strange "hood accent" so that kid who asked "yo, do you smoke?. . . you do drugs?" wouldn't think i was educated or had anything of value and just leave me alone cause i'm trying to crush it on this logo project, man.
4.) sorting out the best sketches and thinking hard how they will work in the real world and most of them are kind of crap so i revisit my anxiety about life and if i'm going to be able to pay the bills when i'm only able to do work that is so average and why can't i generate great ideas like Banksy? he's so damn good.
5.) taking the best sketches that i believe will work and doing "tight sketches" of them so i have a blue print to build from when i import it to Illustrator
6.) even most of those look like crap now so have to cull those down to the best 1-3 ideas left and hope one of them will work.
7.) the last day or two is building those sketches into actual vector logos and somehow making them into a respectable design that the client, his audience, and i are proud of and the more i re-draw and refine my work the better it becomes, so i'm usually doing about 5 versions of the same idea, only better, and it takes time to do that and sit at my computer starring at the work and finding new flaws i hate about it and need to correct.
from there on, clients usually want to make changes to the logo, which i will do 1 round of for free but charge $40 for each round there after. i do this to deter the client from going on and on with changes which eats into the time i have for other projects and before you know it 2 weeks later i've done 7 rounds of changes for nothing, haven't been paid the final 50% of initial cost ($550) and the client ends up with some terrible bastardized version of the original logo i presented them and can't even use in my portfolio because its so horrible but his wife and nephew love it so, what the hell, they have to live with it.
That is why i must charge a starting flat rate of $550 to be able to ride the bus, feed my son (think about the children!), eat things from Wal-Mart's grocery, and pay that damn evil Verizon company. But to stay within your budget of $50 - $60 per logo i can send you some loose sketches of any ideas i can come up with over the next 1 to 1.5 hours based on the mascot you provide.
Brandon Moore


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- Education: MD, Washington University School Of Medicine (St. Louis, MO)
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- Board Certifications: Anesthesiology
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trying to keep the finished project photo thread photos only.
Your wallhanging is just adorable! For the snowflakes in the red border, did you free motion quilt using the papers (I think they are papers-hard to tell from the pics!) as a guide?
Thanks! This is an embroidery design collection called "Candy Cane Christmas" that also includes instructions on how to construct the wall hanging. You can find it on the designer's website -- Claudia's Creations. The snowflake embroidery designs are included in the collection, along with the other embroidery designs you see on my wall hanging. The instructions tell you to cut out the templates for the snowflakes and then place them on the quilt before embroidering them.
------~ Patricia ~
Bernina B780E & 350SE Tula Pink
Juki 654DE ~ Brother 2340CV
DesignerPlus7 ~ Designworks Suite ~ EQ7
"It is better to light a candle than curse the darkness." Eleanor Roosevelt
I haven't been on PR much. Where can I see this quilt? :)
Bernina 830E 💝 1150MDA
✝The Lord is my Light and my Salvation: whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1✝
Hi Diana! Great to see you!
The quilt is in the finished projects thread. Trying to keep that thread for pictures and discussion separate, that's why I asked Sew Nanny about it in a new thread.
Candy Cane Christmas.
------Bernina 630, Bernina embroidery module, Pfaff 2036, Bernina 1200DA serger, Unique Sewing Cabinet 450L
That is adorable!
------Janome MC6600 Bernina 240 Juki MO735 Singer 201-2 Singer 221-1
I actually got it quilted and the binding sewn on. It feels great to finish something!
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Very nice! :)
Hi Cat!
I love your quilt so much, I bought the CD. Panzy's thrilled with the design, and your quilt...now I just need to buy the fabrics.
------I heart Woo (HimmyCat). Until we meet again, my beautiful little boy. I love you.
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Hands free, hassle free chairlift access!
That's right, park the vehicle and jump on the slopes quicker than ever!
How does it work?
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JFBB Ski Area & Peak Resorts is pleased to announce that current season passholders can ski for free at Mount Snow, Vermont starting March 1 through the end of the 2014/2015 winter season. You must call central reservations at (800) 451-0311 to book your lodging and stay at a Mount Snow owned or operated property. With each valid JFBB Ski Area season pass, guests will receive a lift ticket voucher upon check-in good for the number of days they are lodging at Mount Snow. This voucher is to be redeemed at any Mount Snow lift ticket window only when accompanied by the valid JFBB Ski Area season pass.
Mount Snow, located in West Dover, Vermont, is the largest resort in the Peak Resorts family featuring 588 acres of skiable terrain spread across four mountain faces in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest. Mount Snow is home to a wide variety of terrain including Carinthia - the Number One Terrain Parks in the East (TransWORLD Snowboarding, SKI Magazine) – which has eight different parks and a superpipe. Carinthia Parks at Mount Snow is proud to be the home mountain of Olympic medalists Devin Logan and Nick Goepper!
This promotion is only valid for stays in the Grand Summit Resort Hotel, Snow Lake Lodge or Mount Snow operated resort condominiums when booked through Mount Snow Central Reservations. Your season pass must be presented at the time of check in. A lift ticket voucher will be provided to each person with a valid JFBB Ski Area season pass for the same number of days as the lodging reservation. They are not transferable.
Simply call 800-451-0311 to book your stay and let the representative know which Peak Resort you are visiting from.
This benefit will also be available to 2015/2016 JFBB Ski Area season passholders for stays at Mount Snow lodging properties starting March 1, 2015.
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Commander Timothy Muller
Commanding Officer, Strike Fighter Squadron FIFTEEN
CDR Timothy Muller is a native of Mahopac, New York, and a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University where he studied Earth Sciences and Geology. In November 1996, he was commissioned as an Ensign through the Officer Candidate School at Pensacola, Florida. CDR Muller was designated as a Naval Flight Officer on 20 March 1998 and was selected for training in the EA-6B Prowler with the "Vikings" of VAQ-129 at NAS Whidbey Island, WA.
As a fleet replacement Electronic Countermeasures Officer, CDR Muller was assigned to the "Wizards" of VAQ-133 at NAS Whidbey Island and served as a maintenance Branch Officer, Schedules Officer and Legal Officer. During his time with the Wizards, CDR Muller would deploy multiple times to Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia and Incirlik Air Base, Turkey to enforce the No Fly Zones over Iraq conducting Operations SOUTHERN WATCH and NORTHERN WATCH. With the Wizards, CDR Muller earned his qualifications as a Low Altitude Tactics instructor, Functional Check Flight aircrew and Mission Commander. Recognized as a community professional, his efforts were acknowledged by the EA-6B Commodore and the Naval Bureau of Personnel when he was selected to transition to a Naval Aviator designation.
Arriving in Texas, CDR Muller completed training with VT-27 at NAS Corpus Christi and with VT-21 at NAS Kingsville where he was designated as a Naval Aviator on 21 November 2003. Follow on orders would take him to NAS Oceana, VA, where he reported to the "Gladiators" of VFA-106 and would qualify in the F/A-18 Hornet. Immediately after completing his initial training in the Hornet, CDR Muller joined VFA-81, the "Sunliners", an Oceana based squadron deployed to 5th Fleet Area of Responsibility, conducting combat operations in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. While serving as a Maintenance Division Officer, NATOPS Officer and Assistant Operations Officer, CDR Muller was selected to serve as a Department Head. After completing an additional deployment with the Sunliners to 5th Fleet and operating in the Gulf of Oman, CDR Muller reported to the "War Party" of VFA-87 who were in the initial stages of workups. Soon after reporting to the War Party, he would again find himself patrolling the skies over Afghanistan supporting multi national troops conducting Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. During this tour, he served as a Department Head for the Safety, Administrative, Operations and Maintenance Departments and would earn his Strike Leader Qualification.
Reporting to the International Military Staff at NATO Headquarters in Belgium during June 2010, CDR Muller was the acting Education, Training, Exercise and Evaluation Assistant Branch Chief for 18 months. In this role he was responsible for the strategic level policy providing guidance of these issues for the forces of the 28 allied nations. Personnel shifts within the staff provided the opportunity to further advance his international contact network by being assigned to the NATO Permanent Liaison Team to the European Union.
CDR Muller has accumulated over 2,600 hours and 424 carrier arrested landings. His decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal (Five strike/flight awards), Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal (Three awards) and various campaign and service citations.
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How To: Paint A Room
Help wall painting go smoothly and quickly by following our easy steps and visuals. What you'll need:
- - Masking tape
- - Plastic tool (to press masking tape)
- - Trim paintbrush
- - Short-nap roller
- - Roller frame
- - Roller tray
- - Extension rod (optional)
- - Rags
- - Stepladder
- - Circulating fan (optional)
- - Interior latex paint
Before you start, tape off the trim. A few tips:
- Dispense masking tape in a long continuous strip to prevent paint from seeping between gaps.
- Firmly press down the masking tape edges, running a plastic tool along them to set and seal the tape. This heats the tape edges, creating a barrier that prevents paint from seeping underneath.
- An hour after painting, remove the tape.
Load your brush: Dip one-third of the bristles into the paint. Lift the bristles out of the paint and gently tap them (don't wipe) against the rim of the paint can. The point is to load the brush with paint just short of dripping on the way to the wall.
Beginning at a corner, cut in paint with a 2- or 3-inch trim brush. Use long strokes, smoothly blending each stroke into the next. Cut in only as much area as you will be able to roll on while still maintaining a wet edge.
Use a 3-inch flat brush to outline walls and ceilings - a technique known as "cutting in." An angled brush will work better in tricky areas that require more brush control. Leave a loosely brushed edge that allows the trimmed area to blend in when you paint the wall.
Brush on paint at the line where the wall and ceiling meet. Tape off the ceiling using quick-release painter's tape, or carefully brush on paint at the ceiling line if you have a steady hand.
Apply the paint in long sections, each about two brush-widths wide. Brush up to unload the paint, then down to set the paint, then up again to remove brush marks.
DIY Tip: Wrap the ferrule of the brush with painter's tape to catch drips.
Fill a paint tray with wall paint that's been thoroughly stirred. Load the roller by dipping it into the tray and rolling it up the tray's ramp until the roller is saturated. Use a roller mounted on an extension rod to reach high spots. Work in small sections (4-foot areas). Roll on the first vertical strip of paint, working the roller into the wet brushed-on portion of the wall. Continue to roll paint along the wet edges of the wall.
In the open, central area of the wall, roll on paint in a W or M pattern. Roll back over areas where you've applied paint to ensure complete coverage. Work in approximately 3-foot-square sections, then move down or across and roll on more paint, using the same motion.
When a section of wall is painted and still slightly wet, step back about 10 feet and evaluate the coverage. Roll over areas where the paint seems thin. Let dry. Allow paint to cure, ideally for 24 hours. Brush another coat of paint around edges and then roll on the second coat.
Cut a rectangle of heavy kraft paper or grocery bag-twice the length of the ferrule and bristles and four times the width of the brush. Crease the paper vertically down the center. Place the brush on the paper edge and fold at the crease. Roll the brush into the paper. Secure it with a rubber band. Hang the brush by the handle or store it flat.
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Ticket #52 (closed defect: fixed)
Implement SQLite alter/rename/drop column via workarounds
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|Owned by:
|The Future
Currently these just raise exceptions in the SQLite commands, but it would be nice to have these "just work", using workarounds like http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Sqlite_Drop_Column
Change History
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by andrew
- Milestone changed from 0.4 to The Future
Looks like this will require manually parsing the content of sqlite_master, which is not a feature I'm willing to roll in to 0.4 at this point. Pushing to The Future.
At this rate, 0.5 will be the parsing-a-plenty release.
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by Robert <trebor74hr@…>
What is suggested on page http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Sqlite_Drop_Column
is very similar what is already done and obviously works in django-evolution. Place is db.sqlite3.EvolutionOperations?.delete_column i.e.
- dump data to new temp table without the column
- drop table
- create table without the column
- copy data from temp table
- drop temp table
Why not reuse the logic/code and enable this. Btw. this type of scenario is base for all kind of implementations where db engine doesn't support SQL DDL command (alter table, alter column, rename column, drop column, add column, etc.). Later most of unsupported operations for various engines could be implemented in the same manner.
comment:6 Changed 6 years ago by andrew
- Version set to 0.4
The major problem with implementing this so far has, in fact, been in determining the schema of the new temp table - previously, it would have involved parsing of the only data SQLite gives you about tables (their CREATE TABLE statement).
Now, someone's working on doing it using the ORM. Updates to follow.
Changed 6 years ago by angri
- Attachment svn-260-alter-sqlite.patch added
patch which can do the trick
comment:7 Changed 6 years ago by angri
It was not tested with every column type supported by django. But I think it is a good start and it may be usefull for somebody.
Anton Gritsay
comment:9 Changed 6 years ago by andrew
It's being worked on in a separate fork; rename_column was merged in a while ago, others weren't ready.
comment:10 Changed 6 years ago by Velmont
So it'll get in the next release?
comment:11 Changed 6 years ago by andrew
Hopefully. Can't say much more just yet.
comment:12 Changed 6 years ago by olau@…
Hi, just hit this page via Google. Actually I just did this by hand - instead of creating a tmp table, you can just rename the old table to tmp and use that as source.
comment:13 Changed 6 years ago by andrew
- Status changed from assigned to closed
- Resolution set to fixed
0.7 fixes this.


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SOHI & Soup
This is a guest post by Kristina Hoy of Icing & Crumbs
Twice a week I go to SOHI Boot Camp.
Twice a week I work out on the beach.
Twice a week I come home exhausted and sore from battling the friction of the sand while lugging a heavy weighted sack on my shoulders.
Boot Camp is tough. It's hot and sweaty.
It's fast-paced and high-impact.
It's running, jumping, squatting, shuffling, sliding, skipping and swinging… on the beach.
It makes your heart race.
It makes you breathe hard.
It leaves you grazed.
And covered in sand…
So twice a week I am thankful that I was organised enough to have made a quick and nutritious meal ready to eat after these tough sessions:
Sweet Potato Soup
You need:
1 tablespoon of olive oil
1 brown onion, peeled and chopped
1 teaspoon of curry powder
1⁄2 teaspoon of ginger (optional) 1 kg (2.2 lbs) orange sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into large cubes
1 L (4 cups) of salt-reduced chicken stock
You do:
Heat the olive oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring, for 3-4 minutes, or until it is soft, but not coloured. Add the curry powder and ginger and cook for 30 seconds. Add the sweet potato and chicken stock and stir. Cover and simmer over a low heat until the sweet potato has softened (about 40 minutes). Blend until smooth.
This soup is very easy to make and freezes well, so can be made in advance for those busy nights when there is no time to prepare a meal. The recipe above serves 6.
"Eat. Learn. Live."
3 Responses to "SOHI & Soup"
I'm a big fan of Icing and Crumbs, her recipes are always so good! Since I love sweet potato's I will have to try this one! Thanks!
I'm a big fan of Icing and Crumbs, her recipes are always so good! Since I love sweet potato's I will have to try this one! Thanks!
thanks for information….


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David Letterman had comedian Bill Scheft on the Late Show Tuesday night (he used to be Dave's head monologue writer), and discussed Bill's new book Everything Hurts and his upcoming appearance on May 20 at the 92nd Street Y for our Funny People series. "That's a good gig, isn't it?" David asked. Scheft agreed and went on to discuss some of the "events and symposia" held up here that he is fond of, like "The Lighter Side of Bernie Madoff, Kabbalah for Gentiles and my favorite, My Mother, My Type."
We would have linked those events Bill mentioned, but we couldn't find them on the calendar. Maybe they already passed? We did however find these suitable replacements:


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Wednesday, October 17, 2001 03:23 AM
This is a very strange problem. I write a swing Applet that uses JNI. In the native DLL I keep
a global variable "JavaVM *jvm;", that is initialized only once in a Java native "connect" method
from the "JNIEnv *env" parameter with "env->GetJavaVM(&jvm);".
That method (and other Java native methods that are implemented in the native DLL) is called
of course in the primary Thread. There I can easily find my defined Java classes with "env->FindClass(...);"
and call back the Java methods.
In the "connect" method, after initializing the "JavaVM *jvm" pointer, I start another Thread in
the DLL, and then return to the Applet to continue its execution. Meanwhile, the second Thread does some
operation and should call back some Java static method, using the standard callback procedure described here:
// I am in some CPP method in the DLL.
JNIEnv *env;
JavaVMAttachArgs args;
jvm->AttachCurrentThread((void **)&env, &args);
jclass cls = env->FindClass(...);
jmethodID callback = env->GetStaticMethodID(cls, ..., ...);
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Sheila Foster
University Professor; Albert A. Walsh Professor of Law; Faculty Co-Director, Fordham Urban Law Center
Curriculum Vitae
SSRN (academic papers)
Telephone: 212-636-7771
Office: Room 8-101
Research and Teaching Areas
Land Use; Environmental Law; Civil Rights; Discrimination; Comparative
Sheila R. Foster is University Professor and the Albert A. Walsh Professor of Real Estate, Land Use and Property Law at Fordham University. She is also the faculty co-director of the Fordham Urban Law Center. She served as Vice Dean of the Law School from 2011-2014 and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs from 2008-2011. Professor Foster is the author of numerous publications on land use, environmental law, and antidiscrimination law. Her early work was dedicated to exploring the intersection of civil rights and environmental law, in a field called "environmental justice." Her most recent work explores the legal and theoretical frameworks in which urban land use decisions are made. Land use scholars voted her article on Collective Action and the Urban Commons (Notre Dame Law Review, 2011) as one of the 5 best (out of 100) articles on land use published that year. Professor Foster is the recipient of two Ford Foundation grants for her on environmental justice and urban development. Professor Foster is also the coauthor of a recent groundbreaking casebook, Comparative Equality and Antidiscrimination Law: Cases, Codes, Constitutions and Commentary (Foundation Press, 2012). She has taught and conducted research internationally in Switzerland, Italy, France, England, Austria, Colombia, Panama, and Cuba.
Selected Publications
- COMPARATIVE EQUALITY AND ANTIDISCRIMINATION LAW: CASES, CODES, CONSTITUTIONS AND COMMENTARY (with David Oppenheimer, UC Berkeley and Sora Han, UC Irvine) (Foundation Press, 2012)
- THE LAW OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: THEORIES AND PROCEDURES TO ADDRESS DISPROPORTIONATE RISKS (2nd Edition) (co-editor with Michael B. Gerrard, esq.) (American Bar Association, 2008)
- FROM THE GROUND UP: ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM AND THE RISE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT (NYU Press, 2001) (with Luke Cole of the Center for Race, Poverty and the Environment at California Rural Legal Services)
- The City as a Commons, 34 YALE LAW AND POLICY REVIEW ___ (2016) (with Christian Iaione)
- Human Rights and Climate Change: Building Synergies for a Common Future in THE CLIMATE LAW ENCYCLOPEDIA (eds. Daniel Farber and Marjan Peeters) (2016) (with Paolo Galizzi)
- Comparative Urban Governance for Lawyers, 42 FORDHAM URBAN LAW JOURNAL 1 (2015) (with Fernanda Nicola)
- Breaking up Payday: Anti-Agglomeration Zoning and Consumer Welfare 75 OHIO STATE LAW JOURNAL 57 (2014)
- The Mobility Case for Regionalism 47 UC DAVIS LAW REVIEW 63 (2013) (with Nestor Davidson)
- Collective Action and the Urban Commons, 87 NOTRE DAME LAW REVIEW 57 (2011) (voted one of the 5 best (out of 100) law review articles on land use for 2011-12 year and republished in the LAND USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW)
- Integrative Lawyering: Navigating the Political Economy of Urban Development, 95 CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 1999 (2007) (with Brian Glick)
- The City as an Ecological Space: Social Capital and Urban Land Use 82 NOTRE DAME LAW REVIEW 527 (2006)
- Causation in Antidiscrimination Law: Beyond Intent vs. Impact, 41 HOUSTON LAW REVIEW 1469 (Spring 2005)
- The World Trade Organization's Anti-Discrimination Jurisprudence: Free Trade, National Sovereignty and Environmental Health in the Balance (with Ari Afilalo), 15 GEORGETOWN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL 633 (2003)
- Environmental Justice in an Era of Devolved Collaboration, 26 HARVARD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 459 (2002)
- Intent and Incoherence, 72 TULANE LAW REVIEW 1065 (1998)
- Justice From the Ground Up: Distributive Inequities, Grassroots Resistance and the Transformative Politics of The Environmental Justice Movement, 86 CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 775 (1998)
- Difference and Equality: A Critical Assessment of the Concept of "Diversity", 1993 WISCONSIN LAW REVIEW 105
- J.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1988
- B.A. with Honors, English, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1985


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Eee Pad Transformer adds Android 4 in Taiwan first
ASUS posted confirmation Thursday that its long-promised Android 4.0 update to the original Eee Pad Transformer was starting to roll out. Beginning with Taiwan, over-the-air updates were supplying the OS to the company's first native Android tablet. Other countries would get the update "soon after," although it declined to give exact schedules.
The device builder was adamant that it would keep a strategy of supporting existing hardware rather than dropping support shortly after new models arrive. "Although we will announce several new innovations at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, we take great pride in delivering on-going [sic] enhancements and support for products that are well into their life cycle," ASUS said.
Android 4 is less of a dramatic shift on tablets than it is on phones but brings tweaks to the lock screen, app launching, and an overall speed boost.
The Transformer Prime was the first ASUS device to get Android 4.0, unusually preempting its older counterpart. Performance optimizations for the new quad-core Tegra 3 chip may have played a part in getting the OS on to the newer device, which could take more advantage of Google's OS than the dual-core Tegra 2 of the earlier Transformer.


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Posted by Nan (Quezon City, Philippines) on 9 June 2008 in Art & Design and Portfolio.
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There are at least two ways to look at Bank of America's (
that it will now charge $5 per month to any customers who use debit
cards for their intended purpose - making purchases. The bank is
either desperate...or supremely confident.
of offering a debit card have changed," a Bank of America
spokeswoman said on Thursday, according to
These changing economics presumably involve the new regulatory
environment that banks are dealing with in the wake of the
Dodd-Frank financial reform act. In particular, they'll struggle
with the Durbin amendment, which caps some - but not all - of the
fees banks can levy.
In a move that should surprise no one, the banks have decided that
if they can't soak the consumer directly (by levying fees on
merchants which are then passed on in the price of goods and
services) they'll just go straight for their customers' wallets.
Bank of America is not a particularly happy
institution - its
value is down nearly 55 percent since the start of the year, and it
faces signfiicant legal and financial challenges, from the
robo-signing scandal to potentially devastating lawsuits from major
investors who claim they were sold a bill of goods when it came to
-backed assets.
However, it's still the largest bank in the U.S. by assets. A
pointed out that smaller
are taking this opportunity to highlight their own, lower-fee
offerings - but still mentioned that JPMorgan Chase (
) and Wells Fargo (
) are piloting similar programs.
The bank clearly has to do something to stem falling profits and
reassure investors, and it may be betting that its massive customer
base will not get around to moving their assets into smaller, more
consumer-friendly local banks and
Bank of America's increasingly toxic public image will present
further challenges. While Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan exemplify the
investment banking side of the financial crisis, Bank of America -
which owns Merrill Lynch - is the personal face of the banking
industry for millions of students, homeowners and workers, charging
ATM fees, collecting mortgages and foreclosing on millions of
homes. That's part of the reason why hundreds of protesters
gathered on the company's downtown Boston,
doorstep in a protest led by
Right to the City
, chanting "Bank of America - Bad for America" and "You got bailed
out - we got sold out!"
Seven demonstrators were arrested for trespassing at the apparently
orderly demonstration, a Boston Police officer stated. However,
editor Adam Gaffin
that 20 participants were arrested, all of whom were designated for
a sit-in.
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The Profession of Arms is decaying (weakening or fraying – as opposed to a relative decline), and the primary causes are neglect, anti-intellectual bias, and a creeping, cancerous bureaucracy. Permit me to explain, to diagnose the patient's condition, in order to arrive at a common understanding of the illness. Let's begin with the Profession of Arms: this is society's armed wing, principally charged with guarding the safety and interests of that society. In some way, every political entity must use force or at least threaten to use force for it to survive in the international system. The members of the Profession of Arms are the custodians of the specific military knowledge that enables national survival. As Don Snider has put it, these commissioned members have one critical function, which is to successfully provide "the repetitive exercise of discretionary judgment[s]…of high moral content." In essence this is military judgment, which today is decaying and being compromised through apathy, disregard for intellect, and a mammoth bureaucracy.
Read the whole thing.
I tend to quibble with the argument that the Army is anti-intellectual. The Army places a huge emphasis on education and professional military education through its school system. Every career officer is expected to both attend graduate level military specific courses, and earn a Masters Degree. But the argument that many officers don't devote enough thought to the subject of military history, strategy, world affairs and similar topics is likely quite true.
As for bureaucracy, I think his argument is far more valid. The stunning amount of time officers devote to issues not directly related to warfighting is appalling. Some level of bureaucracy is needed, of course, to form an organization instead of a mob. But the ossification caused by so much organization stifles creativity and initiative.
What does a "charlatan" in military clothing look like? Consider, for example, this Pentagon doctrine gem, written in 2004 and unearthed by historian Brian Linn in his excellent book The Echo of Battle: The Army's Way of War (p. 3): "Joint Adaptive Expeditionary Warfare requires capabilities organized cross-enterprise, adapting dynamically to uncertainty and turbulence in a multi-dimensional, nonlinear, competitive environment." It's fair to assume that you just read that statement three or four times, to really take in the enormity of its absurdity. It may be that the lead author was engaged in the world's lamest drinking game, or a new form of Scrabble, but clearly such writing is distracting at best – "charlatanesqe" at worst.
That underlined bit bit in the middle is one of my pet peeves, needlessly obtuse jargon. Jargon isn't inherently evil. Every profession uses its own specialized vocabulary to quickly and accurately share information specific to that profession. But that wordsalad up there shares no information, quickly or otherwise. It reads like the author received a bad business thesaurus for Christmas.
Seemingly every time the Army (or any other service) makes even the most minor change to doctrine, the authors toss out virtually all the previously used terminology in favor of new buzzwords, every more disconnected from plain English, and more and more an exercise in trying to distance the words of warfare from the reality of war.
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Further to the announcement earlier this week of changes to Pathe's directorship in France as well as additions to its board, Pathe UK on Wednesday [15] announced the appointment of the company's executive vice-president Francois Ivernel to the post of chairman of exhibition circuit EuroPalaces.
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Our kitchen is still a large empty room (but with trim! and a grouted floor! and beautiful green walls!) and we are so goddamn tired of washing dishes in the bathroom that we're taking everyone we know up on offers for dinner parties in between our own jobs and obligations.
Last night we met up with some friends who made us fresh pasta and served us homemade pickles and giant trays of olives- oh man, I ate myself to death, it was awesome.
Add to that a pizza party at another close friend's house earlier in the week:
And taking a visiting friend to one of my favorite taco trucks:
It's been a good week for eating. (A shitty week for taking care of my blood sugar, but who's keeping track, right?)
I also finally popped back into Josh's farm to take some photos, and you can find the full update over here.
My husband anticipates that the kitchen might be done within the next 2 weeks. I CANNOT WAIT.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
farmington army and good company
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
home stretch
It feels like I don't have much to report, but you know- stuff's getting done. The kitchen is in the home stretch (tiling is done! walls are done!), I've still been eating a lot of take out (taco truck mmmmmm), and slugs are eating the bejesus out of my radishes. Jerks. Tomatoes are in the ground, bush beans are sprouting, peas are over a foot high.
Hey by the way, something just popped into my head. If you are planning to leave a comment that looks like this:
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
cherry blossom & green tea kitkat.
Well hey. Remember my new food blog buddy/penpal Sunday Williams?
No? Oh, I guess I was too much of a dumbass to remember to post about it. Well, long story short, I sent her this partially eaten candy bar in the mail so she could taste how weird it was. She sent me back a goofy package of mailing labels and it was all like WHEE! FUN!
Then she had a random drawing to win a GREEN TEA AND CHERRY BLOSSOM FLAVORED KIT KAT BAR and I inexplicably won, which is funny. I never win random drawings.
But I mean, it's funny, right? Given our previous history.
So anyway I got this guy in the mail today.
I opened it up, not really expecting anything, and was really blown away by the lovely green color, haha:
My husband was a willing guinea pig, I broke him off a piece, HA HA HA. OH GOD, HAHA. Ha.
Anyway, I felt like it had a sort of bizarre, nostalgia-inducing flavor that I still haven't managed to put my finger on, but my husband was just like, "Uh, it tastes like white chocolate to me, basically." And he was right, that was the general flavor. I think I might go have another piece just to see if I can get my brain to confirm what the weird memories are that I have attached to the flavor. I DON'T KNOW, MAN. Like olfactory memory but like, in your mouth.
Anyway, we still don't have a kitchen and I am SO OVER TAKEOUT, dude. We have walls and half a floor now, so that means it's kind of all downhill from here, I hope. I can't wait to post finished photos and also I CANNOT WAIT TO COOK AGAIN. REAL FOOD.
Good night.