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I doubt you're getting many love letters this Valentine's Day. Don't get excited -- this isn't one, either. But since you paid my Valentine a visit last month, I'd like to get a few things off my chest.
Our story was tricky enough without you. We met toward the end of our senior year of high school and really hit it off, only to leave for colleges hundreds of miles apart just a few short months later. We tried the long distance thing, which I'm sure even you would say was a bad idea. It only ever got harder. We tried keeping in touch while we dated other people without much luck, and we eventually drifted into what we now fondly refer to as "radio silence" before reconnecting at a mutual friend's wedding (cliché, I know) in 2011.
We'll never really know when during 2012 you snuck in, but you made yourself known just as I was starting to really get comfortable in our rekindled us-ness (which, I should mention, continues to be long-distance). It was just about three weeks after I had decided that all along, he was the one I'd been looking for -- a slap in the face of a reminder never to get too comfortable.
Of course, I'm not allowing myself to think that we don't have forever. You are easier to get rid of in testicular form, even if you persistently knock on our door.
I just wish you'd stop knocking.
I used to have this fear about him, that he couldn't possibly be right for me simply because we met in high school. I still cringe at the term "high school sweethearts." But my dating anxiety comes now from a world of much less-familiar territory.
We've learned words I never thought I'd utter -- "orchiectomy" being the most jarring. We've had straight-faced conversations about fertility when before I would only laugh off the idea of children. We've even had to talk -- albeit briefly -- about how down the road, health and life insurance could get messy.
And while the doctors say you've let him be for now, my head swirls with statistics. He has about a 1 in 775,000 chance of being struck by lightning. He has about a 1 in 5,000 chance of being killed in a car accident. He has about a 1 in 10,000,000 chance of becoming the president some day.
But there's a one-in-five chance that you come back to visit, the doctors say. A 20 percent chance that his surgery wasn't enough and that he'll need additional treatment. And in the meantime, MRIs and CT scans four times a year for the next five years, each appointment a little bubble of worry ready to burst.
The doctors, our families, my friends tell us those are great odds. And by cancer standards, they are. Even if he does need radiation or chemotherapy or more surgery, he's still better off than many of the men and women you terrorize. I can't pretend to know the slightest thing about the infinite uncertainties we are blessed not to have to face, or what hearing the words "Stage IV" must feel like, or what the women in that position -- standing by their men when their men can no longer stand -- are going through. But that doesn't mean a one-in-five chance of seeing your ugly face again makes me feel great.
You know who is feeling great, though? Him. From the moment he decided to voice his concerns about what you were doing to his body, he's been a model patient. My Valentine has been so brave, comforting me when I'm scared of you! He's laughed in hideous hospital gowns at the inconvenience of your visit landing right between Christmas and New Year's, and at the disbelief that he'd never had blood drawn prior to your antics.
You might wonder why I've decided to write, rather than just curse you in silence. You're right, writing to you certainly won't make him better. But there's a small chance it might resonate with someone noticing a change in his own body and convince him to bring his concerns to his doctor. It seems to me that men, and young men in particular, all too often avoid making appointments to be poked and prodded. It is my hope that after reading this, other young men, like my Valentine, won't wait any longer.
So, while I can't say it's been particularly "nice" to meet you, I did want to send you this valentine of sorts to let you know that you've undoubtedly made me -- and us -- stronger. So thanks for that, I guess.
I hope I never see you again,
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I'm a 22-year-old and this isn't my first bout with cancer. I am now in my seventh iteration of the most crucial battle of my life. Being the most popular guy at the hospital is a lot like being the coolest guy in prison; a hard earned position you would rather not be in.
Caring for a person with cancer can be extremely rewarding, but it can be exhausting as well. A diagnosis of cancer during adolescence and young adulthood interrupts a person's life and comes at a time when they are trying to complete the life steps that are necessary for transition into adulthood.
For young adults, cancer comes at a time when life is sweet and our awareness of our mortality is the furthest thing from our minds. A host of unique psychosocial challenges make it even more important to seek life, meaning and purpose, to reclaim it from cancer.
Ownership begins with patients taking control of their health and starting with the simple questions to their physicians, "Did you know there is an adolescent and young adult cancer segment called AYA?"
In the rom-com of life, I'm free, I'm single and I'm happy (cue saxophone music), even though I have this horrible new quirky best friend called "Cancer."
You will be different. You will never have the same sense of self. You should embrace this. Your old self was probably really great. Your transformed self will be even better. Give into what is happening and trust it.
Compared to other risky activities I've engaged in (read: chemo), dating isn't too scary, but it is complicated.
The two to three hours spent in chemo are absolutely no fun. There was a Silver Lining though, when I reminded myself that I could watch feel-good, no-brainer movies either on my laptop or iPad.
Every day, I have the choice to let myself be defined by the disease, or to live in spite of it. And every day I have the choice to retreat into what was, or to accept what is.
The oncology world is overdue for an etiquette guide. There's no script for what to say to someone with a life-threatening illness, but if you can avoid saying these 10 things, you're off to a good start.
I've been sick since I was 10 months old. When I was diagnosed with cancer in college, the trauma of the illness just added another layer to something I already knew. Living your life twice is no easy feat. But that's what I am trying to do.
Recently, a woman wrote me in honor of her daughter, Elizabeth Blue. Her story is at once heartbreaking and strengthening and it seemed at this of all times, it must be shared.
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The difficulty filling positions that some employers are already experiencing can be seen in the rising number unfilled job openings at the end of each month. The latest BLS survey reveals that there were 3,844,000 job openings at the end of March, virtually unchanged from the 3,899,000 openings still available at the end April. Again, significant monthly fluctuations notwithstanding, the number of job openings at the end of each month has been steadily increasing since mid-2009.
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Here is the Jobs Openings and Labor Turnover (JOLTS) data from the BLS which Challenger was referring.
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As the number of job openings rises and the number of unemployed falls, the number of available workers per job opening continues to shrink.
Is headline unemployment a measure of labor slack? Most know my position is that headline unemployment (U-3), or even the all in unemployment (U-6) do not properly measure the potential workforce. Still, the U-6 unemployment rate does provide a broad understanding of labor force slack as it includes people who:
Without a doubt, the unemployment rate is improving - but remains so historically elevated that talk of a general labor shortage is funny. Of course, there will always be jobs that are hard to fill because of skill mismatches - and there will always be pockets where jobs exceed the labor which is available in that market.
One would expect to see an increase in job openings in a sector facing a labor shortage. I picked two skilled sectors that have high levels of real employment that some believe are facing a skilled labor shortage - education / healthcare and professional business services.
Not only are they currently below post recession peaks, but are also well below pre-recession peaks. The same sort of graphs can be produced for construction or skilled trades (or even health care and education separately). In other words, it does not appear there are any current indications using Job Opening data of a general labor shortage.
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The Econintersect economic forecast for May 2012 declined marginally, but remains in a zone which says the economy is beginning to grow normally. There are some warning signs that our interpretation is not correct - but we will see how these play out in the coming months.
The ECRI WLI growth index value has been weakly in positive territory for over four months - but in a noticeable improvement trend. The index is indicating the economy six month from today will be slightly better than it is today.
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Initial unemployment claims fell from 360,000 (reported last week) to 340,000 this week. Historically, claims exceeding 400,000 per week usually occur when employment gains are less than the workforce growth, resulting in an increasing unemployment rate.
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"I Do Not Suppose That Uncle Sam Looks at the Skin": African Americans and the Civil War Pension System, 1865-1934
Shaffer, Donald R., Civil War History
IN 1876, WILLIAM F. Mifflin, a Union veteran living near Liberty, Ohio, applied for a federal pension based on his Civil War service. There was nothing especially remarkable about Mifflin's application except that he was black. Mifflin was a veteran of the 27th U.S. Colored Infantry, one of approximately 178,000 African Americans who served in the Union army in the Civil War. The primary basis for his claim was the loss of sight in his right eye caused by a musket ball while charging the Confederate lines in front of Petersburg, Virginia, in July 1864. In an affidavit supporting his claim, Mifflin stated, "I would have felt like never saying or asking for a pension. But there are those in my neighborhood that had almost nothing the matter [compared] to what my disabilities are. They have got pensions." Mifflin added in the next sentence, "Of course they were white men, and I am pretty near white, but I do not suppose that Uncle Sam looks at the skin."(1)
As his affidavit shows, William F. Mifflin approached the issue of race and the Civil War pension system optimistically. Mifflin not only exhibited a feeling of entitlement to a pension but also hoped that his application would receive the same consideration from the federal government as those of the former white soldiers in his neighborhood. His expectation was not unfounded. The pension laws passed by Congress, unlike many statutes in the late nineteenth century, did not discriminate on racial grounds. In fact, federal military pension laws were neutral on the issue of race. This meant that black and white Union veterans and their families theoretically enjoyed the same eligibility for Civil War pensions--an important fact itself.
Still, a significantly smaller percentage of African Americans than white veterans and their survivors, ranging from 17 to 34 percent (depending on the type of applicant), won Civil War pension claims. The disparity between the racially neutral nature of Civil War pension legislation and the unequal results for African Americans needs to be explained. Certainly racial discrimination against black people in the United States was common in the late nineteenth century. However, Civil War pensions were not an example of statutory racial discrimination, such as separate railroad cars or segregated schools. Instead, inequality in pensions stemmed from the special disadvantages African Americans experienced in the application process and the racism and misbehavior of important players in the adjudication of their claims. In other words, racial discrimination in the Civil War pension system was de facto rather than de jure in nature.
Understanding racial discrimination against African Americans in Civil War pensions is important because it was a program of enormous significance in the late nineteenth century. In fact, pensions for Union veterans and their survivors were the largest single federal expenditure of that period, consuming more than 40 percent of the budget in the 1890s.(2) Access to Civil War pensions--which were administered by the U.S. Pension Bureau, a part of the Department of the Interior--grew significantly during the late nineteenth century. Initially created in 1862 to compensate veterans disabled by their service and the survivors of Union soldiers killed during the war, the Dependent Pension Act of 1890 expanded the system greatly by opening pension eligibility to all disabled Union veterans, regardless of the cause of the disability, as well as the survivors of men with Union service. With the expanded disability provision generously interpreted by the Pension Bureau, the number of pensioners soared. By 1910, Theda Skocpol estimates, "about 28 percent of all American men aged 65 or more, more than half a million of them, received federal benefits averaging about $189 a year. Over three-hundred thousand widows, orphans, and other dependents were also receiving payments from the federal treasury."(3)
While African Americans shared in the generosity of the federal government to Union veterans and families, they received an unequal portion of the pension money. …


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A modular kernel approach for integrative analysis of protein domain boundaries
1 Advanced Networks Research Group, School of Information Technologies (J12), the University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia
2 Sydney Bioinformatics Centre and the Centre for Mathematical Biology, the University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia
BMC Genomics 2009, 10(Suppl 3):S21 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-10-S3-S21Published: 3 December 2009
In this paper, we introduce a novel inter-range interaction integrated approach for protein domain boundary prediction. It involves (1) the design of modular kernel algorithm, which is able to effectively exploit the information of non-local interactions in amino acids, and (2) the development of a novel profile that can provide suitable information to the algorithm. One of the key features of this profiling technique is the use of multiple structural alignments of remote homologues to create an extended sequence profile and combines the structural information with suitable chemical information that plays an important role in protein stability. This profile can capture the sequence characteristics of an entire structural superfamily and extend a range of profiles generated from sequence similarity alone.
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Johannesburg - Economic Freedom Fighters supporters began marching to the SABC on Tuesday with thousands of people making their way down Empire Road.
Five police cars led the march with a sea of red berets behind.
Placards were hoisted high in the air as supporters sang and danced.
Marshalls struggled to contain marchers. Both sides of Empire Road were occupied by marchers, causing a traffic jam.
The march is in protest against the public broadcaster refusing to air the party's election commercial. The SABC claims the advert, which features the slogan "destroy e-tolls physically", incites violence.
EFF leader Julius Malema walked in front, wearing a red EFF T-shirt, black trousers, red shoes and a red EFF beret.
People watched through the windows of office parks as the marchers passed by. - Sapa
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Definitions for falsityˈfɔl sɪ ti
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word falsity
Princeton's WordNet
falsity, falseness(noun)
the state of being false or untrue
"argument could not determine its truth or falsity"
falsehood, falsity, untruth(noun)
a false statement
Something that is false; an untrue assertion.
The characteristic of being untrue.
Webster Dictionary
the quality of being false; coutrariety or want of conformity to truth
that which is false; falsehood; a lie; a false assertion
Falsity or falsehood is a perversion of truth originating in the deceitfulness of one party, and culminating in the damage of another party. Falsity is also a measure of the quality or extent of the falseness of something, while a falsehood may also mean simply an incorrect statement, independent of any intention to deceive. In the Frege-Church ontology, "truth" is the denotation of a true proposition, while "falsity" is the denotation of false propositions. In esthetics, falsity is ugly, and truth is beautiful. In existentialism, falsity is usually a thing to be avoided, and is not desired.
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Insult In Jury
Reflections on the Michael Jackson trial.
When Norma Talmadge left George Jessel and ran away with a doctor to Miami, George gave chase. He barged into their hotel room with a gun and took a shot at the guy. He didn't leave a mark on his intended target; he was not much of a marksman. Instead, the bullet went on a downward trajectory out the hotel window and lodged in the buttocks of a gardener leaning over in someone's lawn two blocks away. In court, the judge asked Jessel how he managed to miss so badly.
"I'm an actor, Your Honor," he said. "Not Buffalo Bill."
Of such stuff have celebrity court appearances been traditionally made. Theater by other means. Jessel predated Johnnie Cochran, so we were spared having this phrase in our culture: "If the gardener can sit, you must acquit." Still, there was a sense that the putative crimes themselves had an air of the absurd. When the defendants walked free, citizens did not huddle petrified behind barred doors. They chuckled indulgently at the foibles of the roving Thespian class.
Not so lately. O. J. changed all that. Most people believe that he is a vicious killer who might well repeat his crime if similar circumstances arose. His acquittal was more chilling than amusing. And for the first time people began to worry that their grant of wealth and celebrity to players and jesters had spawned a monster.
Which brings us to Michael Jackson, a jury of whose peers experienced reasonable doubt about his guilt. Or at least reasonable annoyance with the mother of his accuser. This leaves Michael walking freely among us, to whatever extent a man who needs a man to hold an umbrella open for him at all times can be said to walk freely. Naturally we ask ourselves: Was all this a waste? Did the Prosecutor, Mr. Sneddon, just dump a big load of taxpayer money down the drain?
The answer strikes me as simple. It was well worth the expense. The situation is somewhat akin to the position of the police officer who knows that a certain fellow is definitely a criminal, although evidence is hard to come by. He can be excused for rousting and harassing and following this man, making it difficult for him to ply his illicit craft. As long as this power is not abused by stalking innocent citizens, we are comfortable with the use of intimidation as an instrument of policing.
In much the same way, a prosecutor can arrive at a point where the guilt of a particular party is obvious. Sometimes he sits in his office and sees a traumatized rape victim fall to pieces at the merest mention of her attacker. He knows that he cannot subject this person to the ordeal of testifying. Whatever self-possession she clings to will be shattered by facing a sneering defense lawyer and seeing the man who hurt her simpering in his Sunday suit just a few feet away.
That prosecutor is not without recourse. He has some weaker witnesses, some carpet fibers, some partial fingerprints, some fuzzy video. This is enough to take this rapist off the street for two years awaiting trial, put him through his paces and, if the man has a few dollars, make sure they end up papering the deck of some lawyer's yacht. Even O. J. Simpson, we might recall, spent over a year in jail and considerable sums of money as a partial penance for his sins. It is never fun to sit behind that table peering at twelve impassive faces and trying to divine your fate in their eyes.
Michael Jackson is said to owe his attorneys ten million dollars, but I'm sure that the actual billing has not yet been completed. A paper clip here, a staple there, and before you know it there goes another million in expenses. By the time the vultures have been placated, Michael will have paid through whatever he uses in place of a nose. Not to mention his months of meandering haplessly in his pyjamas, being castigated by the judge and fearing the worst. Nor does he have much of a reputation left. No one will ever look at him again as the beatific benefactor of the innocent child.
It reminds me of George Burns's story about the producer who took The Diary of Anne Frank on the road so his beautiful but untalented girlfriend could play the lead. The audience quickly grew disgusted with her and when the Nazis burst into the house in the Second Act, shouting "Where is Anne Frank?", the audience did not hold their tongues. They shouted back: "She's in the attic." Mr. Prosecutor, anytime you can scare up another complainant, feel free spending my tax money to put Michael on trial again. You'll find him under the umbrella.


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ATLANTA, May 24 (Reuters) - A Georgia graduate student fighting a rare flesh-eating bacterial infection she contracted after being injured in a zip-line accident is now able to sit in a chair for hours at a time, her father said.
"When the doctors put Aimee up in that chair, their expectations were to give her an hour," Andy Copeland wrote in a Facebook posting Thursday. "Five hours later, Aimee decided it was time to lie down. Had she been running an Olympic marathon, I think Aimee would have experienced a record-breaking, gold-medal moment."
The struggle to save 24-year-old Aimee Copeland from necrotizing fasciitis -- a bacterial infection that can destroy muscles, skin and tissue -- has been chronicled by her father on Internet postings.
Copeland, a student at West Georgia University, slashed her calf when the zip-line snapped May 1 along the Little Tallapoosa River near Carrollton, Georgia. Emergency room doctors closed the wound with 22 staples and released Copeland, but she was diagnosed with the infection after her conditioned worsened.
Surgeons amputated Copeland's left leg at the hip. Last week, she mouthed, "Let's do this" when told her hands and remaining foot would also have to be amputated, her father wrote on Friday.
Aimee remains in critical condition, Barclay Bishop, spokeswoman for Doctors Hospital in Augusta, said Thursday.
A 1996 report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were 500 to 1,500 cases of necrotizing fasciitis annually in the United States, with about 20 percent of them fatal. The National Necrotizing Fasciitis Foundation has said that estimate is probably low.
Earlier this week, Aimee's father reported that she was able to breathe on her own without a ventilator. The latest improvement, sitting up in a chair, was prompted Tuesday when Aimee asked to go out in the hall with a nurse.
"'Honey, you have wires and tubes coming out of your body. I just can't pick you up,'" Aimee's mother, Donna, told her, according to the Facebook post by Andy Copeland.
Donna Copeland, however, asked a nurse if Aimee could sit up in a chair and doctors agreed. There were fewer tubes attached to Aimee at the time because doctors had temporarily taken her off a dialysis machine to see how her body would respond. Also, she was not connected to the ventilator, Andy Copeland wrote.
"Although the lines running to her body were many, there were fewer to hassle with than there were thirty-six hours prior," the father said.
As Aimee sat in a chair, a country music artist, Corey Durkin, played a song he wrote for her, entitled "Southern Belle" Andy Copeland wrote.
After the private concert was over, Aimee mouthed a few words that Durkin could not understand. Andy Copeland interpreted: "Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart! I really, really appreciate it!" (Reporting by David Beasley; Editing by Greg McCune)
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I recently inherited a 1980-81 Peugeot bike from a family member. The thing is in stellar shape except for one annoying little detail, which is that as soon as I pedal backwards the chain sags alarmingly between the rear cogs and the chain ring. To make it even more obnoxious, about one out of every four times I stop pedaling it feels like to rear cogs/freewheel continue to kick or grab and the chain sags and jerks back and forth. If I put it on a stand and turn the cranks, as soon as I let the rear wheel just spin I can watch my chain jump around and my rear derailleur extend and retract as the drive train alternates between spinning free and grabbing.
So far I've tried adjusting the derailleurs and messing with the chain tension. There's no B-tension screw on Shimano 600 derailleurs, or at least I can't see it, so I removed two links from the chain. It got better, but no so much better that I'm excited to ride the thing while I listen to the chain rattle around.
Is it a chain tension problem? Is the free wheel acting up, or does it sound like the rear derailleur is binding? Any help is greatly appreciated.


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Many thanks for clicks/comments on yesterdays upload. All much appreciated.. This one taken near Sligachan at a small frozen lochan en route to Elgol.Best viewed LARGE at F11 .....Phil
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Excellent image Phil !
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Looks rather chilly, Phil! An excellent capture of this beautiful location.
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this is an amazing piece of landscape photography
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Lovely picture. A
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Fine landscape work in this - like the tones and comp.
Regards Richard
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Stunning Capture Phil
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A lovely scene and a great shot - enjoyed the large view - forgive me for forward but personally I think there is another shot here by cropping the foreground down to loose the the bottom 3rd and make more of a 16:9 ratio letter box. I know the mountains will be through the middle but to me that is the emphasis as the snow leads you to them. Once again a great shot and enjoyed the view - print it and hang it
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Only too happy to make this 30
Lovely image
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Top notch Phil. A goodun.
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Exellent capture. I really like the colour contrast in this
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Damn, Ben is in his elemen here. I feel sorry I flamed him on the first hour so many times. Nice job, gentlemen. More of JD Show featuring Ben please :)
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That particular story of the girl who lost her dad on 9/11 def. moved me during the debate…there were tears. But I didn't think of it in the angle you guys did: cynical, yes, but you're right. Politicians shouldn't use regular people like that in such a cynical fashion (i think)
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- Reportage: Il est maintenant temps que la communauté environnementale et forestière reconnaisse que les femmes sont des parties prenantes majeures des schémas de gestion forestière.
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"By 2016, bioenergy responsibly contributes to biodiversity conservation, climate change solutions and sustainable livelihoods, as part of building resilient ecological and socio-economic systems." This is IUCN's working vision for sustainable bioenergy, an outcome of a recent workshop that convened Members, partners, Commissions and IUCN staff to develop an IUCN bioenergy strategy.* …
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Apple's AirPlay technology, already popular in mobile and audio equipment circles, will become even easier to add to future audio accessories thanks to a new high-definition audio SDK put out by Broadcom, which includes the technology on its chips. When combined, the company's networking hardware and the new SDK make it faster and easier for new devices to handle AirPlay, speaker synchronization, latency mitigation and other issues automatically.
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The company says that the new SDK "improves synchronization and offers significant range benefits that enable multiple configurations with multiple speakers on the same Wi-Fi network," and supports high-quality audio codecs including WavPack and Celt, along with sampling rates up to 96KHz. The changes mean that AirPlay-compatible speakers, for example, could be placed anywhere within range of the home or office Wi-Fi network without requiring separate receivers -- an option that would significantly lower the cost of multi-room speaker setups.


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SPRINGFIELD — Inside is a transcript of Gov. Pat Quinn's State of the State address, as written for delivery Wednesday.
SPRINGFIELD — Below is a transcript of Gov. Pat Quinn's State of the State address, as written for delivery Wednesday.President John Cullerton, Speaker Mike Madigan, Leaders Christine Radogno and Tom Cross, members of the General Assembly, and distinguished guests: Good Afternoon.It is an honor to address you at the start of a new legislative session. And let me again welcome our 38 new legislators, women and men committed to serving their districts and our state.We are joined this afternoon by Lieutenant Governor Sheila Simon, Attorney General Lisa Madigan, Secretary of State Jesse White, Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka, Treasurer Dan Rutherford, Auditor General Bill Holland, and Superintendent of Education Chris Koch. Thank you for your presence.And thanks, in particular, to Secretary White, for your career of public service and the impact you have made in reducing traffic fatalities over the past four years to historic lows.I'd like to recognize today Erin Merryn, who advocated to give us "Erin's Law" to prevent sexual assault and abuse of children. Thank you Erin.As we gather today, let us also pause to thank our Illinois men and women in uniform, whose service and sacrifice make occasions like this possible.We're honored to have with us today Sergeant James Cissell, a Lead Firefighter with the Illinois National Guard 662nd Fire Fighting Team based in Sparta.Last year, Sergeant Cissell was scheduled to leave military service, but instead he volunteered to extend his service so he could deploy with his unit to Afghanistan. There, he and his 7-man team responded to dozens of fires and emergencies.He just returned to his wife Angela and children Courtney, Cori, and Cody in October. Sergeant Cissell, you are man of great courage.This year, we mark the 10th anniversary of the Illinois Military Family Relief Trust Fund, a program which has provided more than $14 million to support families of our deployed service members, including Sergeant Cissell and his family last year.In Illinois, we understand the profound debt of gratitude we owe our heroes. And I'm proud to say, on behalf of the people of Illinois, to Sergeant Cissell, and to all our servicemembers, veterans, and their families: thank you for your service and sacrifice.Fellow citizens of Illinois: I am here to report on the state of our state.And let there be no mistake: our state is at a critical juncture.We have made strong progress in the last four years, on everything from creating jobs and reforming our education system, to enacting strong ethical standards and improving our roads, bridges, and rail systems like never before.We have moved Illinois forward. But we have much more to do. At this point, each and every one of us has a choice to make about what we want our Illinois to look like.Page 2 of 11 - Do we want, in the years to come, a prosperous Illinois where working people continue to have good jobs...where businesses thrive.. and where all our children have a world-class education?Or do we want to stop the progress and watch our economic recovery stall?This is a choice about whether we'll make the tough decisions necessary to balance our budget by reforming our public pension systems.or whether we will let our jobs, our safety, and our schools be squeezed out by skyrocketing pension costs.We have a tall task ahead of us. This is no small issue. And doing what's hard isn't always what's popular at the moment.But, we must remember that hard is not impossible.In fact, last year, we made major progress on some of the most impossible issues that have ever confronted our state.We overhauled our Medicaid program and saved it from the brink of collapse.We abolished the troubled legislative scholarship program.And we successfully closed 54 state facilities, saving taxpayers $100 million a year.We did these hard things working together.. in good faith. across the aisle.And that's because we're not an Illinois of 13 million individuals, each going their own separate way.No. We're a community.. a community of shared values.And we all share a vision of an even better Illinois. An Illinois that is more prosperous. 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They're building a bridge across the Mississippi River in East St. Louis. And they've already completed the new Wacker Drive in Chicago.But we have much more to do. So, Members of the General Assembly, let's enact House Bill 190 without delay - and keep creating construction jobs.That's our Illinois.Four years ago, many thought high-speed rail was a pipe dream. But now, we're making it a reality in Illinois, creating thousands of jobs and paving the way for more economic growth.Four years ago, we had leaky pipes, broken water mains and obsolete wastewater treatment facilities.Some of the pipes still in use in Chicago were laid when Ulysses S. Grant was president of our country.That's why one year ago, right here in this chamber, I made a commitment to every Illinois resident to update our water systems and make sure that everyone has access to clean drinking water.Through our Illinois Clean Water Initiative, we're investing $1 billion in clean water.supporting more than 28,000 jobs to replace broken water systems, upgrade sewers, and clean up environmental threats.And to Larry Swope of the Illinois Pipe Trades, and Jim Coyne, head of Plumbers Local 130: thank you for your hard work.We're investing in clean water in Pekin, in Princeton, in Hinckley, in Elmhurst, in Flanagan, and in Chicago.And we have much more to do.Soon, we'll be putting workers on the job for new Clean Water projects in Kankakee, Murphysboro and all across Cook County.We are leading the way in creating clean water jobs.That's our Illinois.In our Illinois, small business means big business.Driving economic growth for small businesses requires doing all we can to make sure government is not in the way - while always protecting the health and safety of consumers.Four years ago, Illinois had one of the most burdensome worker compensation systems in the country. That didn't help our businesses or our workers.So we reformed the system, saving business millions of dollars in insurance premiums. And we did it working together, with both parties. Thank you, Leader Christine Radogno.Achieving this reform was not easy; but hard is not impossible.Now, we all know that business requires capital. And four years ago, capital was hard to find as all of Illinois suffered from the Great Recession. So we invested in our small businesses, providing $23 million in federal funding to scores of companies through Advantage Illinois.And we've awarded micro-loans to hundreds of businesses, primarily to minority- and women-owned small businesses in high-need communities. In the past four years, we've increased the participation of minority- and women-owned firms in state contracts. And we're going to do more.Page 4 of 11 - Our investments are helping businesses like Urban Juncture in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood, where owner Bernard Loyd is creating 70 jobs and tackling the food desert. Thanks for putting people back to work, Bernard.In our Illinois, working people find good jobs not just for today but for tomorrow.We've worked to expand our Clean Energy Economy, creating 10,000 green collar jobs. But we have much more to do.We're making buildings more efficient. And we're expanding our renewable energy capacity.That's what our Illinois looks like.To create 21st century jobs, we're also investing in innovation.We worked with Argonne National Laboratory to bring a new research facility to Illinois.In the next five years, Argonne will lead a public-private team to create the next-generation battery - a battery that is five times cheaper and lasts five times longer than today's batteries.We also helped create 1871, a digital hub that has become home to more than 200 startups.But there's more to be done.Now is the time to take that same innovative, public-private approach to advanced manufacturing.In the last 3 years, manufacturing has been one of our state's leading growth sectors, creating nearly 40,000 new jobs. We're at the cutting edge of advanced manufacturing, and we need to stay there.That's why we're partnering with the University of Illinois and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications to create an advanced manufacturing hub where companies - big and small - come to learn and use the world's most sophisticated tools and software.The Illinois Manufacturing Lab will make our manufacturers more competitive.Now, in our Illinois, we leave no worker behind.As we create next-generation jobs, we must ensure that our workers are equipped for them.Today there are 140,000 job openings in our state that are unfilled because the people looking for jobs don't have the necessary skills.So we're closing this "skills gap." Over the past year, we've trained thousands of workers for jobs in high-demand industries like healthcare, manufacturing and construction.But let's not forget one community that already has great technical skills and training. That's our veterans. We need to make sure their military training counts here in Illinois.That's why, this morning, I signed an Executive Order that directs our licensing agencies to assess military training for state license requirements.Just last month, we completed a great first step, with the Board of Nursing approving a suggested "bridge" curriculum for military medics to obtain LPN licenses.We owe it to our veterans - and to our companies - to keep this process moving.Page 5 of 11 - And that's exactly what my Executive Order will do. We'll help more companies hire veterans and take advantage of the Hiring Veterans Tax Credit we passed last year.Our shared vision for a better Illinois also means we must honor the productivity of our workers.Our businesses are only as good as the employees who drive their success.Nobody in Illinois should work 40 hours a week and live in poverty. That's a principle as old as the Bible.That's why, over the next 4 years, we must raise the minimum wage to at least $10 an hour.Senator Kimberly Lightford, you are doing the right thing with your mission to raise the minimum wage.And as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, it's always the right time to do the right thing.HEALTHCAREDr. King also said, "Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane."In our Illinois, everyone should have access to decent healthcare.Twelve years ago, when I walked 167 miles across Illinois, I met a young mother in Mendota who worked full-time as a waitress. She didn't have health insurance.That wasn't right then and it's not right now. Hundreds of thousands of working people in Illinois today do not have health coverage.Fortunately, thanks to President Barack Obama, we now have the Affordable Care Act, which will improve the health of the people of Illinois and create thousands of jobs.But to make this a reality, we must act now. We have work to do.So I call on the General Assembly to increase access to health coverage for the uninsured through Medicaid and to create the Illinois Health Insurance Exchange.I want to thank Speaker Mike Madigan for his commitment to ensure that we reap the benefits of the Affordable Care Act. And to the members of the Legislative Black Caucus, thank you for making sure it's "everybody in and nobody left out."EDUCATIONWe also share a vision of an Illinois where every child is prepared to succeed.That starts with education reform. Four years ago, Illinois was behind.But now we're setting the reform agenda for the nation.I signed into law education reforms that put the students of Illinois first.These reforms have improved school report cards, so that parents are empowered with more information about the schools that educate their kids.These reforms also set clear benchmarks for teacher evaluation and put performance above tenure.In addition to these reforms, we've invested $45 million to build early childhood education centers in high-need communities across Illinois, including in Carpentersville, Dolton, and Cahokia.Page 6 of 11 - But there's much more work to do.That's why we are rededicating a new Lincoln Hall at the University of Illinois next week.And why we're building Phase 2 of a new campus for Western Illinois in the Quad Cities.And why we've just completed a new automotive aeronautics building at SIU in Carbondale.In our Illinois, anything is possible.especially when it comes to educating our students.But let's be frank.The pension squeeze is draining our ability to teach our students. Our children are being shortchanged. And in the end, that shortchanges our economy, too.That's not our Illinois.In our Illinois, we find a way to get hard things done.PUBLIC SAFETYWe address the hard issues. Issues like the threat of gun violence.Last December, our hearts broke along with the parents of the children who died in the horrific massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.And our hearts break every day with families who suffer from violence in Illinois communities.families like the Pendletons, whose daughter Hadiya Pendleton was stolen from us last week.I spoke with Hadiya's family on Monday. There are no words in the English language.or any language.to relieve the pain of parents who lose a child.In the Old Testament, the prophet Jeremiah wept day and night for the slain of his people.Today, we all weep over the senseless violence in our communities.But as elected officials, we're in a position to do something about it. We have life-saving work to do.We cannot wait for another tragedy to happen before we take action.We must move forward with a comprehensive plan that includes gun safety legislation, mental health care, and violence prevention strategies.That's why today, I ask you to move forward with strong public safety legislation that will safeguard the people of Illinois.We must prohibit the sale of assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines in Illinois.Of course, we must abide with the second amendment. But there is no place in our state for military-style assault weapons designed for rapid fire at human targets at close range.And I want to thank Orland Park Police Chief and former Secret Service agent Tim McCarthy, an American hero who saved the life of President Ronald Reagan, for his help on this issue. Thank you, Tim.We must ensure that guns are kept out of everyday public places, because guns don't belong in our schools, shopping malls, or sports stadiums.Page 7 of 11 - And we must make Illinois safer by strengthening background checks and requiring gun owners to report lost or stolen guns.I want to salute Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, State's Attorney Anita Alvarez, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel for their leadership on this issue.We also must empower our law enforcement to keep guns from falling into the wrong hands. That means we need reliable mental health records.For years, counties across our state have not been reporting their mental health records to the Illinois State Police. This year, we need every county to step up and do its part to ensure mental health records are updated in real time.And if there is one thing we can learn from Newtown, it is that we can never rest when it comes to school safety.Last month, I convened a School Safety Summit with education, public safety, mental health and law enforcement leaders to identify better ways to protect our schools.Our students and teachers can never be too prepared. That's why we should pass legislation that will require every school in our state to practice active safety drills that will prepare them for even the worst.Our Public Safety Agenda is both comprehensive and common sense. Together, we can get it done.That's our Illinois.EMBRACING ALL PEOPLEWe also believe in an Illinois where people from all walks of life are welcome.And over the past four years, we have made major strides towards achieving this vision of a more perfect democracy.We share the belief that everyone deserves an opportunity to follow their dreams and reach their full potential.But four years ago, there was no scholarship program for high school graduates from immigrant families. We changed that by creating the Illinois Dream Commission. And this year, that Commission will start awarding scholarships to dreamers across Illinois.And just a few days ago, we made history in Illinois, becoming the fifth state in the Union to legalize driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants. This will make our roads safer and our families stronger. Thank you, Representative Eddie Acevedo and the entire Latino Caucus.Four years ago, Illinois lagged behind the nation in providing community care to people with developmental disabilities and mental health challenges.We were institutionalizing more people than any other state, even though community care has been proven to provide a better quality of life.So we are changing that. We're committed to making sure all our citizens - regardless of the challenges they face - have the opportunity to reach their full potential.That's why we closed outdated institutions - and we invested in community care.Page 8 of 11 - We invested in people.People like Eddy Fleming are now thriving with a better, more independent life.After 12 years of living at a state institution, Eddy recently moved to a community home. He chooses what he wants to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He goes shopping, he walks around his neighborhood, and he practices guitar on his porch.Eddy makes his own choices and chases his own dreams. That's our Illinois.And I am pleased to announce today that, because of our commitment, Illinois will soon receive significant new resources to provide supportive housing for people with disabilities.These resources will provide not only a roof over their heads.but also the skills training, counseling, and services they need to become productive members of their communities.And we're not done yet.We want Illinois to be the nation's leading employer of people with disabilities.With your partnership, we can double the rate of employment for people with disabilities by 2015.Our Illinois is an "employment first" state.But our Illinois is not a land of discrimination. Four years ago, nobody thought civil unions would be possible here.Today, civil unions are the law of our state. And nearly 5,200 couples across 94 counties have joined in a civil union.Now, it's time to take that next step in achieving full equality.Marriage equality is coming to Illinois. And yesterday was a great start in the Senate Executive Committee.I want to thank Senator Heather Steans and Representative Greg Harris for their work to move Illinois forward. Let's pass this bill for marriage equality.In our Illinois, we embrace the voices.and the votes.of all people. Our democracy is strongest when more voters raise their voices at the ballot box.That's why Illinois should join 15 other states in making voter registration available online. We must move our election process into the 21st century.And while we're at it, let's pass a long overdue law to allow voters to participate in primary elections without having to publicly declare their party affiliation.That's our Illinois.PROTECTING CONSUMERSAnd in our Illinois, consumers are protected. Everyone in the marketplace deserves a fair shake.Four years ago, runaway bankers brought the Illinois economy to its knees.These shady operators peddled risky mortgage loan products - costing far too many people their homes.We must protect our homeowners from this kind of fraud and abuse.Page 9 of 11 - Thank you, Senator Jackie Collins and former Representative Karen Yarbrough, for your legislation to help people who are facing foreclosure. I will proudly sign your bill into law later this week.In our Illinois, we do not forget about our hardest hit families during their time of need.That's why we've helped 6,550 families in 92 counties stay in their homes through our Hardest Hit program. And more than half a million families received counseling and other resources through the Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network that I launched last year.But there's much more to do. We want to help more families in the year to come.A fair shake for consumers also means protection from unfair rates and practices by big utility companies.Thirty years ago, I spearheaded a referendum campaign which created the Illinois Citizens Utility Board, our watchdog over the utility giants. Since then, CUB has reduced utility rate hikes and won billions of dollars in refunds for consumers.Now more than ever, we need a strong Citizens Utility Board and a strong Illinois Commerce Commission.That's why I'm nominating a proven advocate for the public interest, Miguel del Valle, to serve on the Illinois Commerce Commission. Thanks for your service, Miguel.ETHICSIn our Illinois, government belongs to the people, not to the office holders.Citizens should be able at all times to trust their elected officials.Four years ago, Illinois was the Wild West of campaign fundraising.And it showed.We had a corrupt governor removed from office and headed to prison, and another already in prison, both for fundraising abuses. This was not our Illinois.So we changed it. We passed a strong ethics code for office holders and public employees.For the first time in history, we enacted campaign contribution limits.And we gave the people of Illinois the ability to use the power of petition to recall a corrupt governor.But our constant mission to restore integrity to Illinois government cannot end here. We have more work to do.In 1976, I led a petition drive to ban conflict of interest voting in the General Assembly. 635,158 voters signed this petition - the greatest number of signatures ever gathered on a single petition in Illinois history.Silence about conflict of interest voting wasn't our Illinois then, and it's not our Illinois now. We can do better.Conflicts of interest are regulated all over: from the Illinois Supreme Court, to right here in the Executive Branch.And more than 30 states have banned conflict of interest voting.Illinois should too.With this reform, we can keep moving towards a state government that always puts the people first, and a government that tackles the tough issues, no matter how hard.Page 10 of 11 - And that brings us back to the toughest of issues: the public pension system which, left unreformed, is squeezing out education, public safety, and other vital services to the tune of $17 million a day.In our communities, that squeeze looks like Crete-Monee District 201 eliminating art, music and PE classes for grade schoolers.In DuPage High School District 88, it looks like larger class sizes and less attention for students.And across Illinois, it looks like credit downgrades and fewer roads and bridges repaired.This is not our Illinois.In the last four years, we have created jobs, invested in our public works, and enacted major reforms.We've helped our auto industry recover, with Chrysler in Belvidere going from 200 jobs when I first took office to more than 4,500 jobs today.And we're bringing our economy back, lowering unemployment from 11.4 percent at the peak of the Great Recession to 8.7 percent today.But we have a long way to go.And we cannot allow our economic recovery to be held hostage by the pension crisis.We simply must act.Our vision for our Illinois cannot be fully realized without pension reform.This problem cannot be delayed, deferred, or delegated to the next session... to the next generation.President Cullerton, thank you for recognizing this, and thank you for your leadership in providing us a path forward through Senate Bill 1, a comprehensive bill that stabilizes our pension systems and fixes the problem.And thank you, Leader Tom Cross and Representative Elaine Nekritz for working together on a bi-partisan basis to make sure that pension reform is Job One for this General Assembly.I urge all of you to be part of the solution. And while refinements may come, Senate Bill 1 is the best vehicle to get the job done.Hard is not impossible.Last year was an election year, but many of you in this chamber did not let that stop you from working together to reduce our Medicaid liability by $2 billion. That wasn't easy to do with a $14 billion program, but you did the right thing.You also worked with me to abolish the much-abused legislative scholarship program. That program was around for more than 100 years.but you did the right thing.And when I proposed closing 54 facilities across Illinois to save taxpayers millions of dollars, some of you weren't happy.but we got it done.because it was the right thing to do.As you look around this chamber, please realize: you are the answer. What we all need in this coming session is courage, real political courage to do the right thing.Page 11 of 11 - We don't need to look any further for examples of courage than our men and women in uniform.Men like Sergeant Tyler Ziegel, a proud Marine who grew up in Metamora, Illinois.On Christmas Eve 2004, Ty suffered massive and disfiguring injuries when a suicide bomber attacked near his vehicle in Iraq.Like so many of his fellow Wounded Warriors, Ty fought back. He fought back through 59 surgeries and untold emotional scars to become an advocate for veterans and military families.Last December, Sergeant Tyler Ziegel died in an accident. May his immortal soul rest in peace. He was a good Marine - Semper Fi - and a man I was proud to know.If our service members can summon that kind of courage day after day, then surely we can summon political courage in the days to come.With courage, hard is not impossible.We are not a state - we are not a people - that shies away from hard things.Not in the Land of Lincoln.that Illinoisan who showed the whole country and all posterity what's possible when commitment and integrity are brought to bear.Together, we can guide Illinois safely through this pension challenge that we face.And we can continue to make our Illinois a reality.An Illinois whose people and businesses prosper.An Illinois which lives up to its proud history and which would make Abraham Lincoln himself proud.An Illinois in which the will of the people is the law of the land.Thank you.
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I got a 96 4wd and a winch, but dont have a way to mount it cause of not being able to come up with the 1,200 bucks for a bumper!
Now I though of trying to hide it behind the stock bumper and going from there with it and get a prerunner light bar for looks.
I also thought about building a custom bumper that would still look good and function. as a winch style prerunner bumper.
Also would a bumper from a 02 and up work on the 94-01s or what will have to be changed?
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I was gonna go with them but went with another due to so custom options.
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and here are my after pics
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