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Mayor Kaler said, "I wanted to create an anti-bullying task force because all people deserve to be treated with respect. I want people to know that Paducah will not tolerate bullying in our community, and as a community, we want to effect change."
Susan Guess of the Guess Anti-Bullying Foundation and Bernice Belt, chair of the Human Rights Commission, assisted Mayor Kaler in coordinating the task force. Mayor Kaler says, "I have received so many calls and emails from people who want to serve. We chose these 20 people because of their diverse backgrounds, love for the community, and passion to make a difference." Mayor Kaler says several committees will be created which will give the people who expressed an interest in serving but who are not on the task force an opportunity to contribute. The task force will study ways to prevent and combat bullying in the area.
On February 26, the Mayor and Commissioners adopted a resolution supporting anti-bullying foundations, initiatives, and programs within the City of Paducah and McCracken County. The joint resolution is signed by the City of Paducah, the McCracken County Fiscal Court, the Paducah Human Rights Commission, and the Guess Anti-Bullying Foundation. The resolution states having civil, peaceful, and safe schools, businesses, and other community environments are necessary for the well-being, health, happiness, and productivity of individuals. The resolution asks that local educational organizations, businesses, and other organizations and agencies work to prevent bullying through education, training, and the implementation of policies and procedures.
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ROCKFORD — How much teachers should pay for health insurance has all but derailed contract talks between the Rockford School District and its teachers union.
ROCKFORD — How much teachers should pay for health insurance has all but derailed contract talks between the Rockford School District and its teachers union.
For now, taxpayers will pick up 96 percent of this year's $27 million tab to insure the union's nearly 1,800 members.
Experts say the norm for sharing health insurance costs is closer to an 80/20 split between employers and workers. Administrators say the district's estimated 95.5 percent share of those costs this year is a luxury that is no longer sustainable.
The district's health insurance costs surged 83 percent during the past decade to $50.5 million this fiscal year, diverting dollars that might otherwise be spent on salaries, textbooks and additional learning opportunities.
The union filed notice Feb. 23 of an impasse in contract negotiations, and talks have stalled since then.
The district wants union members to pay more for their health insurance, and union leaders are willing to pay more — just not as much as the district wants. The School Board is poised to implement the district's final contract offer, despite the union's objection, unless both sides reach a deal before April 1.
The union has bargained its way to these low health care costs over the years. REA President Karen Bieschke said the union agreed to lower health insurance rates in lieu of wage hikes under previous labor contracts settled during lean times for the district.
In an email to the Register Star, Bieschke expressed frustration that negotiations, which began about 11 months ago, have stalled.
"The board does have the resources to settle this contract," she wrote. "It seems that they are willing to spend money on almost anything except the professionals who make the biggest impact in our children's education."
It'll take creativity to settle the agreement, she wrote: "The REA will continue to explore all options to reach an agreement and expects the board will do the same."
Taxpayers foot $25.8M bill
Health insurance for the district's union teachers will cost an estimated $27 million this year. The union will pay a little more than $1.2 million, according to the district's 2012 estimated insurance premiums. The district — and its taxpayers — will pick up the remaining $25.8 million tab.
Examined another way, this year's tab for teacher health insurance amounts to $329 for each of the 78,540 tax bills sent to School District property owners last year. That's $29 more than an REA member will pay this year out of pocket for single-member health coverage premiums.
The district's most recent contract offer calls for teachers to pay higher monthly premiums and deductibles, and it also includes a health savings account option to help reel in the ballooning insurance costs.
A health savings account carries a high deductible but no monthly premium. It gives employees more control of what they spend, which administrators hope offers incentive for workers to be more mindful of their medical expenses. Health savings account payroll deductions are not taxed and can only be used for health care expenses. Unused money rolls over from year to year.
Page 2 of 3 - Public- and private-sector employers alike are asking workers to pay more for their health insurance, said Robert Kaestner, an expert on the economics of health care at the University of Illinois Institute of Government and Public Affairs.
"The whole movement has been making employees pay more in both the public and the private sector," he said. " ... The unions have a little more bargaining power, so they've been able to resist a little bit."
Labor unions across the country are beginning to concede, he said.
5% rate 'pretty tiny'
Rockford teachers in many cases pay a fraction of what their counterparts in the Rock River Valley and in other fields pay for health insurance.
REA members pay $25 a month for single coverage, a few dollars more than what union teachers pay in Belvidere, Harlem and Springfield school districts. By comparison, construction, maintenance and manufacturing workers pay an average $90 a month for single coverage, according to a 2011 U.S. Department of Labor Statistics survey.
The real disparity is family health coverage. REA members pay $89 a month for family coverage, compared with $385 a month for Harlem district union teachers. In the Winnebago School District, the family rate is $654 a month. In the Springfield district, the family rate is $662 a month.
Private-sector employees can pay anywhere from $317 to $535 a month for family coverage, according to the Department of Labor.
It's rare to find an employee group that pays roughly 5 percent of health insurance costs, said Virginia Wilcox-Gök, an economics professor at Northern Illinois University who specializes in labor and health economics.
In public and private industry, "5 percent is pretty tiny," she said.
Employers are searching for ways to cut costs as health insurance grows more expensive.
"The way to do that is, unfortunately, to have (employees) share more of the cost," she said.
No quick changes
The School District's Budget and Finance Subcommittee recommended the district push employees to eventually contribute an average of 20 percent of health care costs, said Chairman Rich Walsh, who's also chief operating officer of SwedishAmerican Hospital.
"We recognize that it cannot be done quickly," he said.
The committee's objective is identical to the demand Rock Valley College made of its faculty union in recent months. Health insurance costs likewise became the central wedge in those contract talks. Ultimately, both sides tentatively agreed that union faculty will pay 17.5 percent of their total health insurance costs by the final year of a four-year contract.
The Rockford district, however, isn't demanding that its teachers union pick up a fixed percentage of insurance costs. In its proposed offer, the district would split health care costs with the union once they rise above a predetermined maximum in the final year of a three-year deal.
Page 3 of 3 - "We're going for the concept of having (employees) be more invested in making decisions," said attorney Thomas Mandler, the district's lead negotiator.
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The Comics suffer from the same problem as the movie series a lack of originality, how hard is it to adapt, although slightly skewed, the original series episodes. Give us new stories not rehashes, its for that reason I'm out of the comic series
It seems to me that they HAVE been mostly giving us new stories. The only thing that the tribble story and "The Trouble With Tribbles" had in common was the fact that both stories features tribbles, for example. I wouldn't call that a rehash. Nor have the recent stories been adaptations whatsoever. Sure, maybe the earlier stories fall under this category, but the series has most certainly gotten away from that.
I've enjoyed the mix and match - some stories were retold, some were re-imagined with only the barest bones of the original plot, some have been single issue characters pieces, ad some have been wholly original. I don't really want them to stick to one over the others.
Obviously some stories have been better than others but that will always be the case. My main criticism (apart from the sexism obviously) has been that too many stories fizzle out with convenient, neat endings just when they are getting good. I would like is longer stories, like Countdown to Darkness and the upcoming sequel story. I'm looking forward to where they go next year.
NB: I hope they are going to encounter Chris Chapel again - maybe Korby is able to get a foothold by tricking a less wily captain than Kirk? I hope they don't redraft the Enemy Within to feature Carol instead of Janice - all the women we have need more 'air time' and I don't want them to concentrate all the girl plots into a couple of token female characters. I hope Sulu and Chekov get a bit more development too - Chekov in particular has been under-utilised so far. That might be because landing party membership has largely been copied from season one but it would be nice to see him get a story that suits his character rather than shoe-horn him into a role that doesn't fit just to give him something to do.
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"It's no Oscar Wao"
I loved Oscar Wao and have given it as a gift to friends and family so I had high hopes for this new book. I simply didn't get it, there was a lot of cursing which didn't bother me, the stories just seemed disconnected and lacking.
"Love and Self Loathing"
You won me.
When he actually says "this is how you lose her..."
His voice is so identifiable.
It made me laugh out loud many times. It made me sick. It made me feel like I was actually inside the mind of every bad boyfriend I had in NYc. And it made me love Diaz even more than I did after Oscar Wao.
"Very explicit story of young Dominican guy"
Near the top.
Junot Diaz's voice. His narrative. His perspective.
He made it "real".
"Do not waste your money"
I am not sure who might enjoy this book?
This book is a waste of money.
I really enjoyed the fact that this was read by the author.
The characters, particularly Yunior, had such an authentic voice. He is flawed and relatable.
The scene where Elvis finds out that the son he thought was his, was not.
Mr. Diaz creates fascinating characters with strong voices. He is particularly adept at capturing heart wrenching emotions behind the heavy masks of his multidimensional characters.
"Awful reader!"
a different reader!
my book club read the book, I listened to it. I believe they enjoyed the book more than I did because they were not distracted by the reader.
"This is How You Enter as a Villan & Leave a Hero"
Yes, the author tells heartfelt and penitent tales of love and loss, and honestly depicts his role in each story.
The ending paragraph had me in tears.
A tone of integrity.
Having absolutely no knowledge of Spanish, had I known that a considerable amount of the book is sporadically in Spanish, I might not have purchased it. But I hope this doesn't keep people from listening, because the context in which the Spanish is inserted is written in a way that one can get the gist of what they are saying, and doesn't interfere with the story.
Listening to books makes my mundane tasks so much more palatable.
"Cheating with a fresh voice"
Junot Diaz's writing is extremely fresh, new, and immensely entertaining. Yunior, the recurring narrator throughout most of these stories, is a character unlike any other I've come across. The writing here, especially the Dominican street talk, is vivid.
While I liked the book overall, I gave the story itself only three stars. For me, the stories, detailing Yunior's romantic relationships, and the inevitable breakups, got a little repetitive. I really liked the stories about Yunior's childhood, the coldness of his father, the mother's obliviousness, and the stories of Rafa's (Yunior's brother) sad end. Yunior's chronic infidelities are interesting at first, but I eventually just got tired of hearing about them in almost every story. In one of the last stories, Yunior claims to have cheated on one long-time girlfriend over 50 times. At that point, the reader has read so much about cheating that it elicits only a shrug.
The writing is so good here. I just wish other characters would have had more voice, and that relationship issues other than infidelity would have figured into the stories.
"Fantastic Stories - Loved Diaz's Performance"
I loved The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao and was looking forward to hearing this collection of related stories. I was so happy with the results. The collection is beautifully written and a bitter sweet description of his character's loves (or rather failures of love) and lives. The real treat was Diaz's performance of his stories. His narration provided the amazing experience of hearing the author words as he meant them.
I'm also a Central New Jersey guy and know almost all of the places where the stories took place. That also made it great.
I cannot recommend this collection of stories more.


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K9 Connection is an LA-based animal rescue program that helps both animals and young members of the local community. Katherine Beattie and Pat Sinclair founded the program in 2004 after meeting as volunteers for another humane education program. Inspired by the bond they saw between at-risk youth and dogs, the two researched the few programs they could find around the country and established an animal rescue program of their own that would pair eight at-risk students with eight shelter dogs. K9 Connection now conducts seven three-week programs a year and checks in monthly with all alumni.
According to co-founder Katherine Beattie, participants "meet five days a week for two hours a day, and during the course of the program the students train the dogs in basic obedience [with training techniques developed by lead trainer and adviser Lynn Medlin] with the goal of making the dogs more adoptable. At the end of each three-week program we have a graduation celebration where the students show what the dogs have learned and then make oral presentations to the audience before receiving their diplomas." The one student, one dog ratio and the long-term follow up the founders have with their students is unique to the K9 connection.
The program chooses teens based on referrals from counselors at continuation high schools and works directly with West Los Angeles city shelter to rescue dogs for the program.
The program, Beattie finds, has had an enormous impact not only on the dogs they are able to rescue but on the students as well. "Teachers, counselors and principals tell us that this program is a tipping point for students who up to then have had a very marginal relationship with school," Beattie says. "We have a growing number of students who have graduated from high school, which is a huge achievement for these kids. Most of our students are in continuation schools and many work full-time, often being responsible for helping to support their families. Many of them come from homes where one or both parents may be deceased, or in prison, or on drugs. Quite a few are in foster homes. Many of kids we work with at Vista Del Mar, a residential treatment facility, have been in up to ten previous placements. The students always tell us that they learn patience and responsibility from their dogs -- and many of them who have a history of truancy start coming to school every day, not wanting to let their dog down." As for the animals, K9 Connection has a 100% adoption rate for all the shelter dogs that have gone through the program. Since beginning seven years ago, the program has been able to find homes for about 200 dogs.
K9 Connections ultimate goal, Beattie says, is "to have the ability and tools necessary to export our program, curriculum, training methods to other organizations and individuals who would like to work in a similar manner to help both youths and dogs." To see the dogs currently available through K9 Connection, click the link below.
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Hi, my name is Freddy . I am a 2 year old very sweet male, brown and white Basset Hound/Doxie Mix. I was trained by at-risk teens and know how to sit, come and go down. I was rescued by Basset Rescue Network, Inc at Daphneyland and now need a permanent home of my own.
My name is Firefly and I am a female fawn and white Lab Mix. The shelter thinks I am about 4 years old. I was temperament tested to be in the k9 program and I being trained in basic obedience by at-risk teens.
My name is Muffin and I am a female, brown brindle and white Staffordshire Terrier Mix. The shelter thinks I am about 1 year old. I was temperament tested to be in the k9 program and I being trained in basic obedience by at-risk teens.
My name is Chiquito and I am a male cream and white Jack Russell/Chihuahua Mix. The shelter thinks I am about 2 years old. I was temperament tested to be in the k9 program and I being trained in basic obedience by at-risk teens.
My name is Pammy and I am a female brown and white Lab/Sharpei Mix. The shelter thinks I am about 3 years old. I was temperament tested to be in the k9 program and I am being trained in basic obedience by at-risk teens.
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The Kansas State University Department of Agronomy will be hosting the 2015 field day at the KSU Agronomy Farm on the north side of Manhattan October 9, 2015. The theme for the field day is "Research and New Technologies for Sorghum Production." The day will include field tours; presentations; and demonstrations on sorghum genetics and… Read More
Sorghum Checkoff recently launched the first ever Sorghum Recipe Showdown. The contest will take place July 1-31, 2015. Participants are required to use one of the following ingredients including whole or pearled grain sorghum, sorghum syrup, sorghum flour, popped sorghum, flaked sorghum or sorghum bran. People interested in entering the contest can go to SorghumShowdown.com… Read More
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Open Sore on Back Leg of Paralyzed Welsh Pembroke Corgi
My son's dog RooRoo has an open sore that he has been managing on his back hind leg. He is paralzed after being boarded at a vet in Indy. He is under doctor's care on antibiotics and is in a wheelchair. My son and daughter in law love their dog tremendously. They religiously bandage his leg wrapping it in gauze and then an ace bandage like the vet told them to, but the sore is not healing and they can see through to his bone. The dog will never walk again and my son helps express his bladder and has since the day he and my daughter-in-law returned from their honeymoon last September. (Dog became paralzed while being cared for by his vet.) Putting the dog to sleep is not an option. My son is trying everything possible to care for his best friend, but is struggling with the stress. Do any of you have any suggestions that might help RooRoo with the healing process? Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might have. RooRoo's Nannie
Re: Open Sore on Back Leg of Paralyzed Welsh Pembroke Corgi
I'm not very clear on where the sore is or what has caused it. However, my first suggestion is that you or your son or his wife join the Corgis on Wheels group.
Second- sore: if it is being caused by the wheelchair, the dog needs to stay OUT of it most of the time until the sore heals. If it is being caused by dragging on the floor when not in the cart, then he needs to be confined or kept in the cart so he can't drag until it heals. It won't heal if what has caused it is continuing.
Third, I'd ask what they are using on it. A lot of people think things like betadine will help healing, but once initial cleansing is done nothing harsh should be used on the skin.
Fourth, if there is bone showing, they may need to have it surgically closed. When did the vet see the sore last?
If you PM me yours or their emails I can send invitations to join the Corgis on Wheels group.
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I'm sorry to hear about RooRoo. I'm Joanne and I have 2 paralyzed dogs, a Lab and Tiny a mixed breed. Abrasions and ulcers are something that I am on the watch for all the time and they can, as your son is finding out, be difficult to heal. At this point you might want to have your son talk to his vet and let them know that the wound is not healing. They should probably have it cultured as it may well be infected. I unfortunately have had to deal with ulcers where I could see tendons and bones. These wounds typically heal with regular cleaning and bandage changes (twice daily), although sometimes need antibiotics and, in severe cases surgical debridement and closure.
Wishing you the best
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Are they using a nonstick telfa pad under the gauze?
Re: Open Sore on Back Leg of Paralyzed Welsh Pembroke Corgi
Yes. We're taking the advice of leaving the bandage off to let the air hit it too from another reader. RooRoo is under he care of a vet and is also taking antibiotics. Thanks much for your reply.
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This reply is a long time coming as I have only just joined the site. Most Nova tanks are 3 or 4 slot and using stop bath is worthwhile. It stops dev instantly and avoids contamination of blix and is cheap.Originally Posted by Neil Souch
I could never understand how anyone could use the Nova slot processors in the practically non existent light provided by most colour safelights until I got a DUKA 50. It opened my eyes literally. When I hear of colour printers saying that printing in absolute darkness is the only safe way I can only assume they have never experienced a DUKA 50.
I noticed in this thread that Kodak Supra III was being blamed for problems due probably to age or storage.My experience of Kodak Supra III is totally different as well. I bought a Jobo processor secondhand and the seller gave me Kodak Supra III paper which was then quite old. I only used up the paper a few weeks ago after having it for over a year and could detect no problems with it. It had sat in my darkroom at normal room temp for about a year. The previous owner may have kept it refrigerated but I think not. So my experience is that storage may not be as critical as claimed. Likewise print dev processing time. I have never found this to be critical to the second or even several seconds, having on many occasions inadvertently allowed the Jobo processor to run on before pouring out developer.
Unless you or your print viewers are very critical or can judge prints to a degree that eludes me and my viewers then processing is less critical is supposed. The only exception to that I have found is that print exposure is quite critical but an enlarger timer and colour analyser takes care of accuracy in that area.


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The redrawing of city districts will create a district that represents the student community and provide Berkeley students with a voice on Berkeley City Council. With a population of 27,000 undergraduate students alone, UC Berkeley represents more than one quarter of the city's population. The ASUC's Office of External Affairs is proposing a map that will undo the current gerrymandering and draw a student district for Berkeley City Council.


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NEW YORK — Some classic Broadway show tunes will soon be getting the headbanging treatment.
Dee Snider, lead singer of the '80s heavy metal band Twisted Sister, will be headlining the nightclub 54 Below this week, taking on such standards as "Mack the Knife" and "Cabaret."
The appearance Thursday and Friday night builds on Snider's new CD, "Dee Does Broadway," where he tackles a dozen theater standards, including "Music of the Night," "Big Spender" and a blistering rendition of "Mack the Knife."
"I was true to the songs but I found the rock in them, I didn't force the rock into them," says Snider.
Snider will cram a 10-piece band onto the stage of 54 Below, a new nightclub known more for performances by its Broadway belters like Norbert Leo Butz, Sherie Rene Scott, Brian d'Arcy James and Ben Vereen.
"The norm is to have Broadway people come in and maybe interpret a rock track," he said. "Now they're reverse engineered it: They've a rocker interpreting Broadway. It should be fun."
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Tonight, Sean Hannity Exposes "BoomTown" D.C.
The Washington area is doing better than some other parts of the country, as the New York Times never tires of pointing out, again and again. And now Sean Hannity's airing a special expose tonight called BoomTown on how we're sucking the rest of the United States dry.
"We'll investigate BoomTown: Washington D.C., where the business politics is making a lot of people—their friends, their cronies—rich, and they're using your money," Hannity promises in a tease.
Later in the video, author Peter Schweizer describes Washington as "a place that is awash with money."
"Influence and access...political power....private corporate jets..." Schweizer continues. Then another voice cuts in, as wine is poured into a glass on-screen: "They like the higher-end stuff."
With all this talk about its decadent tastes, Washington comes off sounding like the urban personification of that sheikh in Taken. Anyway, Fox News, 9 p.m. Be there or be not feeling bad about being an effete liberal East Coaster.


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I've done a little searching at bikely and other bike mapping sites but haven't found anything... Does anyone know of a good route from Portland to Bend?
I've done a little searching at bikely and other bike mapping sites but haven't found anything... Does anyone know of a good route from Portland to Bend?
The routes are limited. 26 over mount hood, 22 up past detroit lake or out of eugene over mckinzie pass if it is open. Mckinzie pass is the only one I have been on which takes you to sisters and easily to bend from there. 26 and 22 are not very bike friendly in spots but I have seen bikes on both. Good luck!
I have never done it but a friend told me about going from Portland to Detroit lake via backroads than you have to do the Santiam pass and stay on 22 but at list is mostly downhill.
From Sister you might find other roads not as busy.
Good luck and let us know.
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It's a shame about SR-242; it's really the way I would have chosen. The quoted article is about two months old, so you could check with ODOT and find out what the current status is.
Like others have said, the trick is to decide which mountain pass you're going to go over. I don't like US-26 too much. US-20 has decent shoulders, even if it is quite busy.
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Background (my understanding of transient registered mutation observers--TRMOs):
I believe that TRMOs are designed the way they are to make it so that the order of removal mutations becomes largely unimportant to ensuring an observer receives a complete view of all the changes between individual checkpoints. Given the following tree:
If you attach an observer to the <div>, remove the <span>, and then remove the <p>, you'll see two mutation records generated. If you reverse the order of the removals, however, you would only see the removal record for the <p>, if not for TRMOs. With TRMOs, when the <p> is removed, a TRMO is attached to it, and then the removal of the <span> can be observed, which would otherwise be lost due to the <div> not being in the <p>'s parent chain anymore.
Spec assessment:
The spec states that TRMOs are to be removed at checkpoint time. They're not supposed to be permanent, they're just supposed to be there long enough for script to see that some the <p> left the tree. If it's interested, it can register an observer on it and not miss anything as things move forward.
Question to consider:
Do we think checkpoint time is the right time to remove TRMOs? The spec and Firefox/Chrome do it that way. However, after thinking about this for a while, I think the right time is actually any time the list of records is retrieved (checkpoint time, as well as calls to takeRecords). If TRMOs are not removed during takeRecords, then script will continue to receive transient observer notifications anytime between that call to takeRecords and the future checkpoint, and this to me seems confusing and possibly unwanted. When takeRecords is called, the array contains the removal record for the <p>, but script will continue to receive transient records until the next checkpoint. Perhaps weirder, if script does attach an observer to the <p> right after calling takeRecords, then it'll potentially get double removal records until the next checkpoint (and there isn't an easy way to avoid this, short of it manually deduplicating the records).
Thoughts? Should the spec be changed so that TRMOs are additionally cleared at takeRecords() time?
Agreed. Clearing TRMOs is probably best at any deliver point (including takeRecords). I talked with Adam about this and we're fine changing both the spec and the webkit implementation (it's highly unlikely that any one will be broken by this change).
I don't say yes to the change immediately. Need to think about this a day or two.
(I'm traveling right now so need to find some time to go through various
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So, when takeRecords() was added I was thinking, and still do, that it shouldn't
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There shouldn't be problem with double MutationRecords. There is just
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Also, if you do want to clear transient observers, just disconnect()/observer()
after takeRecords().
So, it is not clear to me why we'd want to change the spec (also given that there has been two compatible implementations shipping quite some time).
Olli is right that there isn't much risk of duplicate records (you'd need to create a *different* observer -- but in that case, you'd expect duplicate records).
I think Olli's mental model is also compelling.
Honestly, I'm actually not sure it matters much and I think both behaviors are fine. I can't think of a use-case reason to prefer one behavior to the other.
Can anyone else?
Well, thanks for the discussion folks. If there's no other objection, it seems like keeping the status quo may be the best option, especially since there is already interop among the implementing browsers in this case. Thanks for hearing me out.


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Are High-Stakes Tests Counterproductive? http://www.rand.org/blog/2013/04/are-high-stakes-tests-counterproductive.html 2013-04-22T09:00:00Z 2013-04-22T09:00:00Z If we want testing to exert beneficial effects on teaching and learning, we need to advocate for higher-quality tests and for evaluation and accountability systems that use multiple measures and do not rely exclusively on test scores, write Laura Hamilton and Gabriella C. Gonzalez. Exploring the Association Between Military Base Neighborhood Characteristics and Soldiers' and Airmen's Outcomes http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR1234.html 2013-01-24T08:15:00Z 2013-01-24T08:15:00Z This report explores how neighborhood theory and social indicators research shed light on quality of life in and around military bases, gaps in the methodology, and how a more in-depth analysis of military installations could be conducted. Programs Addressing Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury Among U.S. Military Servicemembers and Their Families http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/TR950.html 2011-11-09T09:00:00Z 2011-11-09T09:00:00Z Provides overviews and detailed descriptions of 211 programs currently sponsored or funded by the Department of Defense to address psychological health and traumatic brain injury, along with recommendations to maximize program effectiveness. Addressing Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury Among Servicemembers and Their Families http://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB9606.html 2011-11-09T09:00:00Z 2011-11-09T09:00:00Z Provides overviews and detailed descriptions of 211 programs currently sponsored or funded by the Department of Defense to address psychological health and traumatic brain injury, along with recommendations to maximize program effectiveness. Fulfilling the Promise of an Urban School District http://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB9602.html 2011-09-12T09:15:00Z 2011-09-12T09:15:00Z To deal with the challenges of struggling public schools, declining populations, and diminishing quality in the local workforce, Pittsburgh instituted a new college scholarship program to encourage eligible students to continue their education. Fulfilling The Pittsburgh Promise http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG1139.html 2011-09-12T09:15:00Z 2011-09-12T09:15:00Z An assessment of progress of The Pittsburgh Promise -- a postsecondary education scholarship intended to stem population and district enrollment decline, foster high school completion and college readiness, and prepare a capable workforce for the city.


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You voted in your thousands, but there can only be one winner... This is Crash.net's top ten countdown to the 2012 World Superbike Rider of the Year as voted for by you!
Number one no matter what
Nice, Sykes made no mistakes all year and got the best out of an inferior bike, he deserves to be 1st.
Roman Emperor deserves this title. Coming out of top in one of the most competitive racing is indeed a great deal. What a way to end the career.
Sykes couldn't hold a candle to Biaggi when he was his age. It's only the fact he was 41 evened things up. Can you imagine Sykes hanging with Biaggi on a 250 or a 500? Thought not. Will Sykes be winning at world level at 41? Not likely, he'll be in an overcrowed Eurosport commentary team having diggs at foreign riders like the rest of them do.
Max's ride during the second race @ Phillip Island will forever be EPIC. The way he opened and closed the season was great, hit a bit of a snag mid to late season, and almost tripped again, but pulled it out at the end to take the title by the slimmest of margins. Hats of to Max, maybe not the fastest, but the man that got it done.
Should of had a one race ban for the way he speared haslam out at aragon. that would have made for a different story. i do respect mad max for his ability and success over the years and still winning championships at 41, awesome. It was time to retire though. i suspect that the way next season is shaping up we could still do with him. its gonna be a slim grid.
Max had no control over his bike when he hit Haslam, and if you watch the replay you can see him trying to go in between Haslam and the guy in front of Haslam. Bad decision for Max to brake too late, but what happened was far from intentional. You want intentional spearing you should have watched Moto2.
correction in between Haslam, and Rea (behind Haslam)
With so many riders falling away when they reach 40+, what Biaggi has done this year is superb!
Don't think Sykes had the dry weather race pace to be voted 1st, but I suppose its an English site so will be biased.
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PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST: Nellie Tsipoura, Senior Research Scientist and Citizen Science Director DATES: Friday, July 15, 2011 - Monday, October 31, 2011
What Is Citizen Science?
Research often involves teams of scientists collaborating across continents. Now, using the power of the Internet, non-specialists are participating, too. Citizen Science falls into many categories. A pioneering project was SETI@Home, which has harnessed the idle computing time of millions of participants in the search for extraterrestrial life. Citizen scientists also act as volunteer classifiers of heavenly objects, such as in Galaxy Zoo. They make observations of the natural world, as in The Great Sunflower Project. And they even solve puzzles to design proteins, such as FoldIt. We'll add projects regularly—and please tell us about others you like as well.