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After 12 years and some choice committee assignments, U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan has shed the "rising star" label that was pinned on him by congressional watchers during his early days on Capitol Hill.
Today, Ryan of Howland, D-13th, is considered one of the most effective legislators in Congress. Of course, it helps that he represents a leading Democratic district in the state and has had a relatively easy path to re-election.
The congressman is seeking a seventh two-year term this year with inconsequential opposition in the May 6 primary. He will face a write-in candidate in the November general election.
He should have no trouble breezing through the two contests.
However, it would be a mistake to conclude that Ryan is taking his job for granted because he's so safe politically. He has worked hard on behalf of the people of his district, has successfully directed hundreds of millions of dollars to this part of the state, and has been rewarded for his loyalty to the Democratic caucus on Capitol Hill with an appointment to the powerful House Appropriations Committee.
The committee controls the federal government's expenditure of money. Ryan also is a member of the House Budget Committee, which oversees the federal budget process.
He serves as co-chairman of the Congressional Manufacturing Caucus and has been in the forefront of the fight to strengthen America's manufacturing base and reform U.S. trade policies.
The congressman's political vision is evident in his answer to a question in the The Vindicator's survey form sent to all candidates:
"I believe that continuing to protect the economy and put citizens back to work should remain one of our highest priorities. I believe that fundamental change results from innovative, far-reaching legislation that will grow the economy, reward businesses and keep jobs in the United States, reduce the deficit, and create a level playing field for American workers in the global market place."
But even a representative with a safe seat must deal with messy aspects of politics, and in today's hyper-partisan climate, there is no issue messier than the Affordable Care Act — Obamacare.
Health-care reform is the issue that Republicans believe will not only enable them to strengthen their hold on the House, but to take over the Senate. Thus, many Democratic congressmen are steering clear of Obamacare and aren't inviting President Obama to campaign with them in their districts.
But Ryan sees things differently — obviously because he isn't in jeopardy. The congressman insists that Obamacare has been good for the country and that Democrats who voted for the legislation should not run from it.
Rather, he says, his colleagues should find constituents who have benefitted from the ACA and feature them in their re-election campaigns.
Ryan's leadership and involvement in local economic development projects and initiatives have been well publicized, but without a doubt America Makes, the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute in downtown Youngstown, is his crowning achievement.
America Makes has been singled out by President Obama in two national speeches and has received worldwide attention for its role in helping the U.S. increase its capabilities and strength in 3D printing — additive manufacturing.
A consortium of universities, including Youngstown State and Eastern Gateway Community College, and businesses in the Pittsburgh-Youngstown-Cleveland tech belt was formed to bid on the federal program. It went up against such heavyweights as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Building on this success, the congressman envisions the creation of a "smart park," which, he says, would make this area "an international beacon of additive manufacturing."
But Ryan is also well aware that the pillars of the Mahoning Valley's economic stability and growth demand his attention.
General Motors
He continues to work closely with management and labor at General Motors' Lordstown plant not only to ensure that production of top-selling Chevrolet Cruze continues uninterrupted, but that the next generation of the compact car will be launched without a hitch.
As for the Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna, which was dealt a major blow with the reassignment of four C-130 transport planes to other bases, the congressman remains optimistic.
He insists that the base is on solid ground, and that he's working on increasing the number of missions at YARS. He mentioned the possibility of a medical unit when he met with Vindicator editors and writers.
In the May 6 Democratic primary, Ryan faces John Luchansky of Boardman who chose not to seek The Vindicator's endorsement.
Ryan receives our unstinting endorsement for the Democratic nomination and is deserving of a solid vote next month.
Tell me why i throw up a little bit in my mouth when Ruan is mentioned. Replace them all every last one of them right left middle tea they all need to go.
I for one ,I hope someone else runs against little TIMMY because being of my right mind I cannot vote for him. The only thing he has done is vote to raise our taxes and then he brings back pennies on the dollars that we have paid in taxes. But you have simple minded people who think that's is great. The only ones who benefit from his so called good work is the laziest people of the valley.
Can someone please tell what Timmy has really done for this valley?
But we live in a valley of simple minded people who will re-elect the fool because he has a D besides his name.


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BurJuman Ladies Night at the races
The Dubai Racing Club, along with the official fashion partner BurJuman, is delighted to be once again hosting the BurJuman Ladies Night this Thursday at Nad Al Sheba racecourse.
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Doug Marrone thinks 'media really pumped up' Ryan Nassib connection
When the Bills traded down to No. 16 overall and grabbed quarterback EJ Manuel in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft, it was easily the most controversial pick of the first round.
As if Manuel being the first quarterback off the board wasn't stunning enough, seeing Doug Marrone and Buffalo pass on Ryan Nassib, his former quarterback from Syracuse, was quite the surprise. Marrone, speaking to Tim Brando on the Tim Brando Show on Wednesday, said it was very "tough" to not take Nassib but thinks that "the media really pumped up" that possibility.
"We spent a lot of time with these quarterbacks. All of them. You grow attached to them but, obviously, the attachment to Ryan is far deeper than anyone else," Marrone said. "We didn't put anything out there saying we were talking to Ryan or saying we were going to take him or anything else. But the media really pumped it up, and I'm thinking to myself when we made the decision on who we want to go with, you're talking not just on draft day but days leading up to it of being "Ugh, this is awful." And everyone asking you, "Hey, you gonna take Ryan?"
"It was just tough, and you're right. You make the decision on what's best for your organization."
It's not Marrone's job to make Nassib happy and select him in the first round. I personally mocked Nassib to the Bills and didn't like it for one minute, mainly because Nassib didn't seem like a solid first-round prospect.
That makes me right -- and wrong! -- and I wasn't the only one. So maybe Marrone has a point, since he spent the entire draft process declining to comment on Nassib being the Bills' choice.
Brando, as you can see/hear in the video above, also asked Marrone about Manuel (obviously). And Marrone (obviously) had nothing but strong praise for the former Florida State quarterback.
"Here's someone who was a three-time all ACC academic performer. Here's someone who had a very high winning percentage as a quarterback at a major program, which I think is very important obviously," Marrone said. "And the other thing is the completion percentage. When we went down and broke down the completion percentage, it was more completions vertically down the field than more the short passing game."
The Bills coach also noted Manuel's size and strength, lest you think he just likes the big brains on EJ.
One other interesting thing that Marrone had to say about Manuel came during a recent interview with Sirius XM. It involved Manuel's ability to perform in bad weather.
Via the Bills team website, Marrone noted how well Manuel threw in strong winds and thunderstorms during at a workout in Tallahassee and related it to the strong winds that circle Buffalo during the NFL season.
"We started talking about the quarterbacks, and we went back and researched all the teams that played in the Northeast in the bad weather and all the success they had with quarterbacks and the common traits that they had," Marrone said. "They were big and had big hands and were able to throw the ball in tough weather, and that's what we were looking at."
I'm not sure it's entirely fair to compare any Tallahassee weather with winter Buffalo weather, but certainly weather is a factor in Buffalo and the NFL as a whole.
But as cold as it might get in Buffalo during the winter, it won't be anything but warm for Manuel if he's thrown into the fire as an NFL starter from day one.


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I am a MS candidate student who is doing research on tag recommendations. My research topic is tagging recommendations for Stack Overflow based on developers' experiences.
My hypothesis is:
If the system can recommend tag terms according to some various criteria, but not only with frequecy or relevance, an unbiased and more diverse tag set can be annotated.
The criteria can be defined in the perspective of developers' experience: namely, question and answer sets within the development domain. Some main criteria in question and answer set can be defined as tentatively:
- the problematic situation, - e.g. error, error-handling, memoryleaks, debugging
- development environment the article-writer is working on - e.g. c#, c++, visual-studio-2005..
- the recommended solution in the answers provided
- etc.
In other words, my observation is that we usually (when I go over the tags) annotate articles with tags immediately and intuitively. So it is highly probable to be biased, escpecially in the direction of development environment such as language name, framework name, service model, etc. (shown as above)
My concerns is that these kinds of criteria should be justifed prior to conducting the experiment.
So, I want to ask: what do you think of those criteria? Does it make sense to you, and is that how you tag?
If not, or you have any other suggestions, I could use some feedback.


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I never said I could not find the word "church" in the Bible...Kingdom is not a definition of church...
44 In the time of those kings, the God of heaven will set up a kingdom that will never be destroyed, nor will it be left to another people. It will crush all those kingdoms and bring them to an end, but it will itself endure forever.
Ephesians 3:21
21 to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.
The church will last forever just like the Kingdom.
The kingdom of Old Testament prophecy is the church.


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Agree that any sort of restrictive/prohibitive condition about film use is counterproductive. Too much tension here already whenever mention of any aspect of hybrid workflow brings on charges of heresy. The OP still needs to repost this to the Canadian boards soon.
I like the idea but have no clue how many around the GTA would participate. It's the sort of shooting I enjoy.


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Back to school bash set in Greensburg
The Greensburg Salvation Army will hold a "back to school bash" Aug. 17 for 200 qualifying Greensburg area students, commanding officer Dave Rhodes said.
The bash will be held 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the worship center at 131 E. Otterman St. and in St. Clair Park.
Free backpacks will be provided to children courtesy of First Baptist Church of Greensburg, Coventry Cares and the Salvation Army.
Westmoreland Empire Beauty School will provide haircuts, Smile dental program will offer dental cleanings, America's Best Vision will give vision screenings and the Westmoreland County Sheriff's department will offer fingerprinting.
A Greensburg fire truck will visit, and the Salvation Army will provide food.
The Greensburg YMCA, Coventry Cares, Westmoreland Christian Academy, Westmoreland County Girl Scouts and the Greensburg-Salem School District will sponsor informational booths.
Children must be pre-registered. Applications will be taken until Aug. 13. For more information, call the Greensburg Salvation Army at 724-834-3335, ext. 11.
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Donald A. Barone, DO, is Professor and Chief, Division of Neurology, at the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. A graduate of Rutgers College and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Barone completed post-graduate education at Kennedy University Hospital, University of Vermont College of Medicine, Department of Neurology, and Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center serving a Neuromuscular Disorders Fellowship funded by the Muscular Dystrophy Association. He has practiced and taught Neurology/Neuroscience, with research interests in Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmunology for 35 years. He has served on the Kennedy Health System Board of Directors for 23 years and is a past chair. He is current chair of the Clinical Advisory Committee, National MS Society, Greater Delaware Valley Chapter in Philadelphia.
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The latest news, notes and analysis on the Marquette men's basketball team
"Hard Knocks", Golden Eagles style
Want a behind-the-scenes look at the Marquette Golden Eagles?
Sit tight, because it's coming.
MU has a deal in place with Authentic Films, a company owned by MU grad Bill Kraus, which will begin filming footage at the end of the month and then return to Milwaukee periodically up through the Golden Eagles' Dec. 11 game against Wisconsin.
The idea is to see what happens in the locker room, the training room, the practice gym and elsewhere in the Al McGuire Center and around campus -- areas that fans and followers aren't privy to. The idea is similar to that of HBO's hit series "Hard Knocks", which follows a different NFL team through training camp each summer in preparation for the season.
ESPN has also done similar shows chronicling both professional and college sports teams.
"We talked a little bit about trying to give people a real close look at what our program is really like, and not maybe what people are told it's like or what they think it's like," said deputy athletic director Mike Broeker.
The material gathered by Authentic Films will be produced and then utilized in a few different ways -- first and foremost on MU's web site, and later in the form of a pair of 30-minute shows that will be offered locally to Time Warner Sports (the school's flagship TV station) as well as to regional cable stations across the country.
Authentic Films is already working with Maryland's and Auburn's football teams (the connection is Kraus' Under Armour ties -- both schools are sponsored by the apparel and footwear company and Kraus is the former senior vice president of marketing there) -- and was looking to expand its horizons when MU entered the picture.
"They were looking at doing a basketball program and obviously Bill's an MU alum, so he approached us about it,} said Broeker. "So it kind of fit in with what we've done already for our web site in a very rudimentary way. I've talked to Buzz about it, he thought it would be great. He was excited about it.
"We're going to give them unfettered access. Obviously we'll have creative control over everything, but we'll be sure that our program will be representative of our coaches and our program."
Also involved in the project will be former NFL kicker and Washington D.C. sports personality Jess Atkinson. It will be produced by Joe Schreiber, former executive producer of George Michaels' Sports Machine.
Look for the first installments of the show on MU's web site sometime within the first few weeks of the fall semester.
Speaking of which, MU players will return to campus on Aug. 28, meet for the first time Aug. 29 and begin fall workouts on Aug. 30.
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Greenshot Image Editor should have a a color palette to allow you to change color in one click.
Currently in Greenshot v1.0 to change color you have to do 3 clicks:
1) Click on either Fill or Line color button.
2) Select the color.
3) Click on Apply
In mspaint on Win7 the line color can be changed in one click. In my workflow I almost never use filling, however I often change Line Color (between red and green mainly). I wish you improve this in greenshot.
Thanks for your great work on Greenshot, it's awesome!
Robin Krom
I agree, have this "problem" myself!
Actually I would like to select a color, and as long as I make new objects this color should be used.
Will discuss this with the team.
Best wishes,
Robin Krom
Jens Klingen
Proposal: I think we should add an additional color picker bar, containing about 16 base colors + about 8 "last used" colors, but still keep the two color picker buttons for custom colors.
A single click on the color picker bar would set the line color, shift+click the fill/background color.
The shift+click thing is a bit hidden (there should definitely be a tooltip about it), but for everyone who does not discover this shortcut, there would be still the separate color buttons.
Inkscape has a similar approbach, however for my taste there are far too many colors in it and the UI layout is a bit confusing.
@Robin: the editor already keeps the selected color for new objects until a new color is selected, doesn't it?
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The problem with both Alberta Watson and Melinda Clarke as L'Haan is that
A Time to Kill/Heal
explicitly establishes that L'Haan has dark brown skin -- she's a "black" Vulcan.
Did she? I don't recall that, in those books. I recall she had black
, but I don't recall reading anything about her skin color. And Memory Beta notes her hair color...but is otherwise silent about her features (except that she's quite attractive for her age...).
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It's been suggested that Denzel Washington would be good as Tuvok's father....
Has Tuvok's father ever been a character in the books though? No point casting for a character that hasn't been written.
But he *could* be written.
And Tuvok's parents have both been mentioned on the show, I think it was "Flashback".
He appeared in Tuvok's backstory in
Me, I think Morgan Freeman would be better to play Tuvok's father. And his mother? Either S. Epatha Merkerson from L&O, or CCH Pounder.
Hmm...Freeman, while a superb and charismatic actor, never struck me as the kind to play a stoic, rationalistic Vulcan. He seems more "wise" and "kindly" than "logical".
Denzel I think can play "stern" a bit better.
But...that's just me.
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Dinner deals continue to reign this evening as Center City Restaurant Week fills plates throughout town and Pizza Week at Pizzeria Stella and Meat Week at Percy Street Barbecue satisfy appetites, too. Also tonight, One Book, One Philadelphia kicks off tonight with a free celebration at the Free Library of Philadelphia. To wrap up your […]
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It's time to celebrate the weekend, arts and urban nightlife as another First Friday arrives in neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia. As the city swings in to high gear for the busy fall season, First Friday ramps up its offerings, too. Launch the weekend with art-centric, diva-boasting or free-to-see events all over town, from the 2014 Fringe […]
May 22, 2013
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The American Philosophical Society Museum is known for housing thought‐provoking exhibitions of history, art and science, but rarely have the three disciples harmonized so completely at in its new display of watercolors by British artist/inventor Cornelius Varley. On view through December, Through the Looking Lens: Cornelius Varley's Wondrous Images of Art and Science, 1800-1860 displays […]
May 29, 2012
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Every life is full of great firsts: a first word, a first kiss, even a first time on a roller coaster, or skydiving. But how about awesome events that are (almost certainly) lasting? June 5, it turns out, will be a monumental one of those. It's the only time for the next 105 years that […]
December 14, 2011
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The American Philosophical Society Museum is hosting a sweepstakes through their Facebook page to give away one of the cold frames from their much-talked about greenhouse in Washington Square West. The cold frame gives you the ability to set up your own greenhouse, plus it's kind of cool to own a piece of the museum's […]
August 17, 2011
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The American Philosophical Society (APS) Museum is adding a page to Philadelphia's green book with several momentous sustainable initiatives planned for the fall season. The museum is presenting a series of five distinct but inter-related public programs called "The Greenhouse Projects," beginning on Friday, September 9. Inspired by its French exhibition "Of Elephants and Roses: […]
April 8, 2010
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This weekend, the American Philosophical Society wants you to stop by for two days of hands-on science and art. Joining forces with a number of great local institutions, including the Independence Seaport Museum and the Printing Office & Bindery at Franklin Court, the APS will be giving lessons and lectures in printmaking all weekend long. […]
February 16, 2010
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Philadelphia composers and poets have created original works inspired by the words and images of Charles Darwin, and the American Philosophical Society wants you to come hear them. The APS is hosting two concerts this Friday and Sunday, showcasing the works of local composers David Carpenter, Andrew Litts, Ian Munro, Daniel Nelson, and Daniel Shapiro. […]
August 17, 2009
Posted by John Steele
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Photo by P. Butler for GPTMC The U.S. evangelical movement has made Charles Darwin a controversial figure 127 years after his death. There is an old adage that goes a man is alive as long as he is remembered. But one wonders how the original Chuck D would feel about all the controversy in his […]
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After several hundred years, the American Philosophical Society has recreated itself as very innovative scientific institution. And they didn't amputate their name or dumb down their mission to do it. Echoing the themes of their UNDAUNTED: Five American Explorers, 1760-2006 program, they are teaming up with Secret Cinema, another innovative and quirky Philadelphia institution, to […]


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Considerations on a Handkerchief
At the start of December I introduced you to one of my (many) 'favourite' objects that will be on display in the new galleries – a handkerchief with a design commemorating the first manned, hydrogen-filled, balloon flight, that ascended from the Tuileries Palace on 1st December 1783. The handkerchief design obviously encourages discussion and consideration […]Keep reading
Flying High – 230 Years Ago Today
'All the Conversation here at present turns upon the Balloons' Benjamin Franklin (France, 1783) Our galleries cover a period that witnessed many great scientific and technological discoveries and achievements. One of the most visually spectacular of these was the development of balloon flight. Ballooning was a scientific feat that caught popular imagination across Europe in […]Keep reading
Keeping Warm
While a steady rhythm of cold rain continues tapping on the Museum windows, there are a number of objects going into the galleries that provide a satisfying suggestion of warmth and comfort. Most notably, there is the lucky lady depicted in this large Flemish tapestry warming herself by a large fire and being brought a […]Keep reading
Writing Labels & Gallery Text
With over a year until the Europe Galleries re-open, it may come as surprise to learn that we are already nearing the final stages of editing and confirming the text that will appear in the galleries. Indeed, we are doing so, even before the cases and walls, to which they will be fixed, exist! In-situ-text […]Keep reading
Throughout the project we have been consulting with our peers in the V&A and external specialists. One of the most effective ways of doing so has been through holding a series of workshops. These enable us to have detailed discussions focused on specific areas of the galleries and their development. They usually last for either […]Keep reading
Handing Over the Gallery Space
Since decanting the galleries in 2011, we have made practical use of the emptied gallery spaces for many mock-ups (see previous post). Others within the museum have also found it a useful (and inspirational) space – as shown by the galleries' metamorphosis into a set for a sci-film by artist in residence Hayley Nebauer! ©Air […]Keep reading
Mock-ups follow pin-ups in our schedule. They have been one of the most important activities in helping us to arrive at our final selection of museum objects to be displayed in the galleries. They are occasions where we bring together the museum objects that have been selected to feature in a specific display and lay […]Keep reading
Brainstorms & Pin-Ups
The ideas and messages that are shaping the content of the galleries have been informed and developed using a number of processes. Two key activities that were established in the early days of the project are 'Brainstorm Meetings' and 'Pin-Ups'. Europe Brainstorm Team The Europe Brainstorm Team is an expert group of twenty-five curatorial and […]Keep reading
Starting to Select the Objects
The majority of our work is not as dramatically visible as the decanting and stripping out of the galleries. The main hub of activity has been happening outside the galleries – in offices, store rooms, libraries, archives and conservation studios. Here we research, develop and refine new content for the galleries.Keep reading
Decanting the Galleries
This second blog entry follows the exciting (and relieving!) recent news that our project has been successful in our bid to the HLF (Heritage Lottery Fund) for funding to support the completion of the galleries. As well as a reason for celebration, this achievement provides a good moment to briefly reflect on how far the project has already come since its initial inception back in November 2009.Keep reading


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How did Rep. John Garamendi (D-Calif.) earn the distinction of participating in the most expensive privately financed trip in Congress in recorded history? When the setting is the world's newest country and safe travel carries a significant premium, the costs just pile up.
Garamendi and his wife Patricia ventured to South Sudan and Tanzania in February, an excursion made possible by a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere Inc., more commonly known as CARE. The three-day, two-night "Learning Tour" for the couple came in at an eye-popping $40,083, with the bulk of the total, about $35K, attributed to transportation costs. The remaining amount was divided between lodging, meals and other expenses including interpreters, security, a medic and visas.
The trip, whose other participants included Rep. Betty McCollum (D-Minn.) and a number of congressional staffers, focused on food security, nutrition and investments in agriculture and infrastructure by USAID. Meetings with government officials, diplomats, NGO representatives and local farmers occupied most of the agenda.
The means by which Garamendi traveled during the trip may suggest why the costs were so high. First, Garamendi and his wife were treated to business class travel to and from San Francisco. When they reached Africa, their travel costs did not mitigate. "Members of the delegation went to some pretty rural spots," notes CARE deputy director of Learning Tours Robert Roche, "to directly interact with people. In a country such as South Sudan that lacks infrastructure, travel included chartered planes and hired vehicles." For example, Roche stated that two Cessna planes were required to transport the delegation from place to place.
Even as Garamendi's travel costs helped establish a new record for privately financed travel, McCollum's and the rest of the congressional participants' expenses were much lower. Roche said that congressional staff flew economy class overseas, keeping their costs down, and that McCollum's return flight was purchased at the last minute to fly her through Turkey, which actually lowered her total costs to a fraction of Garamendi's.
Garamendi's press secretary Matthew Kravitz defended the trip, offering, "The Congressman's privately funded visit to South Sudan and Tanzania did not cost the U.S. taxpayer a single dime, but it did provide him with valuable information in his role as a Member of Congress and a member of the House Agriculture, Transportation, and Armed Services committees. Congressman Garamendi was able to see America's development programs, agricultural assistance, and peace building work first-hand in some of the poorest parts of the world."
The previous congressional traveler who enjoyed top-billing for most expensive trip of all-time was Rep. Tom Bliley (R-Va.) whose summer 2000 visit to London courtesy of Brown and Williamson Tobacco for him and his wife totaled $31,170. Unlike the Garamendis, the Blileys were treated to luxurious accommodations in London.


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Heath, Ohio forced to refund $26,500 in speed camera tickets because Redflex mailed tickets before the program start date.
Heath, Ohio was so anxious to start collecting on its new speed camera program that it issued $26,500 worth of tickets before the program was officially supposed to begin. The city's mayor, Richard J. Waugh, issued a statement Monday confirming that refunds would be automatic for each of the 265 vehicle owners mailed a ticket for alleged violations that took place on June 30. Redflex Traffic Systems, the Australian company that actually runs the program, was not supposed to have begun issuing tickets until July 1.
Taking a 20 to 30 percent cut of each photo citation, Redflex had an incentive to get the system up and running swiftly. Armed with eight combination red light and speed cameras devices plus two photo radar units, Redflex had racked up 8,483 tickets worth $848,300 by July 21. By now the total has surpassed the level of one ticket for each of the city's 8800 residents. While some would suggest that ticket writing at such a rate might upset residents, Mayor Waugh insisted that the cameras enjoy overwhelming public support.
"By a margin of more than two to one, 56 percent of respondents strongly agreed/agreed vs. 23 percent who strongly disagreed/disagreed," Waugh wrote on the city website, citing a survey conducted in 2008.
Local activists do not buy that for a second. The Heath chapter of
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"We had no trouble getting the signatures," Goodwin told TheNewspaper. "We only spent two weeks collecting names."
Goodwin said Heath had set up traps with the most productive camera placed in such a way as to snare out-of-town visitors as they enter the city on route 79. The camera is difficult to see on a curve where the speed limit suddenly drops from 50 MPH to 35. She believes this has already had a negative impact on the city.
"Many businesses are seeing fewer customers in their stores and less traffic on 79 due to the cameras," Goodwin said. "Customers have called and told businesses they will not be back unless the cameras come down. We believe the voters will come out and support the issue to ban the cameras."
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Kiev, Celtic Win on Road in Champions League Qualifiers
Dynamo Kiev, Celtic and CFR Cluj won on the road to hold the advantage in their Champions League playoff ties.
Kiev recovered after losing an early goal to win 3-1 at Borussia Monchengladbach, Celtic defeated Helsingborgs 2-0 and Cluj rallied with two goals in five minutes from Modou Sougou to win 2-1 at Basel.
Also tonight, Spartak Moscow won 2-1 against the visiting Fenerbahce and Copenhagen took a 1-0 lead in its tie against Lille, which will host the second leg.
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As his uncle helped him, today he is also helping a nephew who works with him and is supporting his academic studies.
Jorge wishes to have a loan in order to buy an electric plane for his woodworking.
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Jorge tiene 40 años, esta casado Gladys, ella tiene 35 años y es docente. Ambos aportan con los ingresos de la casa.
Jorge es carpintero, empezó desde muy joven trabajando como ayudante en el taller de su tío, quien le enseño el oficio. Hace ya más de 10 años que Jorge logro independizarse y abrir su propio taller.
Así como su tío lo ayudo, el hoy día también está ayudando a un sobrino, que trabaja con él y al que le costea sus estudios académicos.
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"When neighborhoods appear to be broken down, disordered and unfriendly, it serves as a magnet for delinquent behavior and crime," says James Chavez, interim chief of Codes and Animal Control for the city of Las Cruces. That's the message of the "broken window theory."
The theory is: broken windows, garbage, graffiti, illegal dumping and junked or inoperable vehicles on public or private property signal an environment that allows vandalism and then can escalate into more serious crime.
Published studies by municipalities and policing agencies show the theory is correct.
The solution: repair the broken window, paint over the graffiti, report illegal dumping and dumpers, and do a little something to make your neighborhood better.
When residents ask, "Is it my job to clean litter and weeds from the street?" Chavez says that answer should be, "Yes."
A handful of Codes Enforcement officers cannot act as the janitorial department for the entire city. But each of us could be doing a little something to make our neighborhoods more orderly and less open to vandalism and crime.
In the county, a multi-agency coordinated taskforce -- A.C.E.S. -- invites residents in smaller communities to become leaders in improving their communities. ACES stands for Animal Control and Codes Enforcement Environmental Survey, and includes:
-- Animal Control officers
-- Codes Enforcement officers
-- Planning and Zoning
-- Vector Control
-- Animal Cruelty Task Force
Ralph Lopez of Berino is taking the invitation seriously. In December, he stepped up and organized a tour of his town to show county Codes Enforcement officers the illegal dumping, littered roads, and abandoned mobile homes. His questions: What can the community do? What can Codes Enforcement do?
Mary Lou Ward, lieutenant supervisor with Dona Ana County Codes Enforcement, says, "If no one reports illegal dumpers with names, license plate numbers, or photos ... our only option is to go to the property owner who is not doing the dumping, but also is not doing anything to stop the illegal dumping. The property owner can be fined and will be responsible for cleaning up and blocking access to the property."
If the community will provide a leader and volunteers -- the manpower -- to do the cleanups, the South Central Solid Waste Authority (SCSWA) can schedule weekend cleanups called "Dumpster Days" and provide big rolloffs, limited staff to drive trucks and operate heavy equipment. County Codes can provide trash bags and gloves for volunteers.
To report illegal dumping, please call 877-NO-THROW. To schedule a Dumpster Day for your community, please call the SCSWA at (575) 528-3800. To contact County Codes Enforcement, call (575) 526-0795. To contact City Codes Enforcement, call (575) 528-4100


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This is likely my final supplemental report before I get to where I'm going, but it's been a helluva trip so far. I'm now in Arkansas for one night. It's rather beautiful here — reminds me of southern Tennessee. I drove in from Austin, after spending a nice, mostly relaxing day bumming around.
I got up in San Antonio (Randolph AFB), ran for two miles, drove to Austin, stopped at Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill in Austin and had mediocre food. The service was very nice, though, and the weather! Wow! Just stunning weather. Then I visited the state museum and bummed around there (beware the 2nd floor interactive show). Interesting stuff, though.
Then I got some new strings for my guitar at South Austin Music and stopped for some coffee at Starbucks. I found out I posted one of my assignments wrong but couldn't fix it. Oh well.
Then I headed north to get a room at my hotel before heading out to get a new phone! New 4G. So much faster than my old Motorola. Oh, and I got the fuse in my car fixed, so now everything charges! Yes!
So the car's working better, nav is better, Pandora radio is better.
I had a lovely dinner (much better than Moonshine's Grill) and some nice live music at Threadgills, then went back, restrung my guitar, and watched some of "Ring of Fire."
Trip went smoothly from Austin this morning here to Little Rock. Left the rolling Texas hills into the gorgeous mottling of trees here in Arkansas. Trip was overall very nice and easy. Music and thinking and story plotting and dreaming about the day I might be touring for my books. Or music.
I think it's time to start rebuilding myself as a musician now that school is over for the moment. Once I take a bit of a break from school, I'm going to start getting focused again.
One more week till school is complete for my bachelors! Whoot! Then I'm done with that.
Anyway, I'm gonna go visit my cousin in Tennessee for a few days and relax.
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EIGHTY YEARS AGO: Decorah High School is leading the entire state of Iowa by winning first place in the "Every Pupil Academic Test" in Class A schools. This is the highest record ever attained by Decorah High.
…FRONT PAGE NEWS: The three drinking fountains in the business district of Decorah, which are situated in front of the Ben Bear Company, at the Decorah Library and in front of the Band Box Millinery, were opened for the 1955 season.


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In the criminal law of the United States, Aggravated battery in is a more serious form of battery. Aggravated battery requires serious injury, use of a deadly weapon, or the intent to kill or seriously harm. Unlike simple battery, it is a felony.
An equivalent charge, under the Canadian Criminal Code, is assault causing bodily harm, although unlike if the offence is prosecuted in a US jurisdiction, the offence is a hybrid one. Assault occasioning actual bodily harm is an equivalent offence under English law and in some Australian jurisdictions.
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By Jack Ginsberg
A commission representing a partnership of medical, nursing and public health organizations including the College has released a report that calls on public policy-makers in the United States to use preventive efforts to stop youth violence.
The Commission for the Prevention of Youth Violence's 65-page report, "Youth and Violence," emphasizes that prevention must be the cornerstone of public health efforts to stem the tide of youth violence in this country. The report identifies key priorities and recommendations to prevent youth violence in U.S. schools and communities.
The commission was organized by the AMA and funded by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The College's Immediate Past President, Whitney W. Addington, MACP, represented ACP-ASIM on the commission.
The commission reviewed literature, held public hearings, and collected testimony from multidisciplinary speakers and panelists. It then developed seven priorities and 44 recommendations for a violence-prevention agenda.
The report can be downloaded from the AMA Web site at www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/3536.html. Limited copies of the report are also available free of charge from ACP-ASIM Customer Service at 800-523-1546, ext. 2600, or 215-351-2600 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m., EST). Ask for product code #500700300.
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i was wondering, what are some decent italian frame-makers? i see a lot of italian-sounding frames on ebay and craigslist (olmo, debernardi, serrota, colnago, etc) but since i'm not very familiar with italian bikes, i never know which ones are good and which ones aren't. are there any (preferably not super expensive brands) that i should be on the lookout for? thanks!


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Review for Alzheimers Art Quilt Initiative, Burton, MI, USA
I am a Registered Nurse in a setting that treats a mostly Geriatric population and have seen the devastation first-hand that Alzheimer's can create, in the patient, in the family, in the other caregivers. And as the population grows and as more people develop Alzheimer's, we will no longer have a large enough population of "healthy" individuals to care for them. Then what will we do? We need a cure, and we need it now.
Ami Simms and the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI) started out by making quilts "piece by piece" to try to make a small impact in the area of Alzheimer's research. Little did she know that as a quilt grows "piece by piece" so did the quilting community's involvement in AAQI and Alzheimer's research until they actually made a huge impact; currently the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative has raised approximately $500,000 and one of their grants went to the University of Michigan and helped fund a new breakthrough in Alzheimer's research that was published in the Dec 3, 2010 edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. And a quote from Ami says it all: "Every stitch in every quilt is made with purpose and with hope. We now have proof that what we do with a needle and thread can truly make a difference."
So as the quilting community continues to help, and as the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative continues to grow, we will find a cure for this terrible disease, one quilt at a time.
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Tunisian Musicians Cover Daft Punk to Great Effect
This cover of Daft Punk's extremely popular "Get Lucky" has to be one of my favorites. Three Tunisian artists got together to perform their own rendition of the dance tune on guitars and a oud, a pear-shaped stringed instrument most commonly used in Middle Eastern and African music. The result is fantastic and a worthy homage to the original. (via Your Middle East)


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John Toshack has extended his contract as Wales manager for a further two years, the Football Association of Wales (FAW) has announced. Former Swansea and Real Madrid manager Toshack, who has been in charge since November 2004, was due to see his current deal expire early next season following the conclusion of the qualifying matches for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.
Toshack, 60 next month, will now be in charge of Wales until the end of qualifying for the UEFA EURO 2012, due to be held in Poland and Ukraine.
"The Football Association of Wales is delighted to announce John Toshack, national team coach, has accepted a two-year extension to his contract," an FA spokesman said. "Mr Toshack will continue his excellent work with the Wales senior international team until the end of the Euro 2012 campaign."
Toshack, who as a striker was a member of the successful Liverpool team of the early 1970s, has been in charge of 40 Wales matches, winning 17 and drawing eight and is credited with developing a new-look team.
Wales, bidding to reach their first major tournament finals since the 1958 FIFA World Cup, are currently third in group four of the European qualifying zone for South Africa 2010, behind Germany and Russia.


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From a resurging DUNU, also known as TopSound, is the DN-12 "Trident" IEM earphones. The DN-12 "Trident" is one of DUNU's new lineup, featuring a dynamic driver design and impressive build quality to pair with a warm and balanced sound signature. The DN-12 "Trident" has a pronounced treble making it easy to hear detail as well as lush mids that are well separated. The overall balance of the Trident is one of its main selling points, with no range overpowering the overall sound.
- "the Trident punch above their weight in every aspect: detail, extension, separation, clarity, and flat out enjoyment." - User Review at Head-Fi
- Impressive build quality
- Balanced, accessible sound signature
- Great accessory bundle.
- Transducers/Drivers: Dynamic, 6.8mm
- Frequency range: 10 ~ 20000Hz
- DC resistance: 16ohms
- Sensitivity: 95 ± 2dB at 1Khz/mW
- Cable Length: 1.2m
- Connector: 3.5mm gold plated
- Dimensions (packaging): 203 x 149 x 44mm
- Net weight: 22g
- Gross weight: 165.4g
*Included Accessories:
- 2 x Pairs of wide nozzle silicone ear tips (S/M/L)
- 3 x Pairs of narrow nozzle silicone ear tips (S/M/L)
- 1 x Pair of biflange silicone ear tips
- 1 x Soft, synthetic PU leather pouch
*The included accessories with the DN-11 can change at any time, as can the outer packaging design. The photographs of the packaging, and the list of included accessories, may not necessarily reflect what your package will look like or the accessories you will receive if the manufacturer decide to make a change. We will, however, do our best to keep this page up to date.
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Steve 13/07/15 08:13 PM (GMT)
- more than 4 month(s)
- For a start I bought these just as some throw in the gym bag and not worry about,as I have some very expensive iem's and over ears,first thoughts were,not bad for the money,nothing special,after about 50 hours use they have settled down into very good phones,dare I say they are nearly equal to my other iem's at nearly 8 times the price,yes I would,there are certain frequencies that you notice are missing,but for the money I would have no hesitation in recommending them,even if they were 3 times the price I think they would be worth it
Tuan Linh 06/05/14 03:45 PM (GMT)
- more than 1 year(s)
- Very good and durable pair, especially for the price.
I love it a lot.
Peter 07/10/14 05:57 AM (GMT)
- more than 1 year(s)
After 5 months of using the DN-12...
- It still works after 5 months of normal use, I don't baby them, but I don't abuse them. I've used them everyday for about 2 months while commuting by foot, recently switched to cheaper pairs because I REALLY LIKE THESE, and I want them to last longer.
They sound more interesting than the Brainwavz M4 and M5 IEMs, making them the best sounding pair that I own. They have a strange sound signature, and it gets very addicting to use them just to get that strange sound. It makes deep female vocals sound real nice. If you listen to artists like Leona Lewis or Utada Hikaru, you'll love these.
They definitely aren't neutral, so if you are looking for neutral sound, stay away from these! I also think they may be too bass heavy for rock or metal music. For hip-hop, rnb, or electronic music, these are great.
A downside is the construction does not seem very tough. I mean the metal housing seems strong, but I don't really trust the cord. If I wore these almost every day for a year, I wouldn't expect it to last more than a year.
Marat 18/02/14 02:30 AM (GMT)
- more than 1 year(s)
Good quality
- Very good quality of earphone - very reach and deep sounding - it is best choise for this money - you never be regret!!! Очень качественные наушники для своих денег, в магазинах и при вдвое большей стоимости вряд ли найдутся лучшие. Берите - не пожалеете.
howard 23/10/14 08:20 AM (GMT)
- more than 1 year(s)
great budget iem
- great budget iem
Ilker 16/05/15 11:02 PM (GMT)
- more than 2 year(s)
It has been over a year.
- It has been over a year since I got these earphones. They still sound pretty good if not better.
I was impressed by the build quality of the product. The details on the aliminium casings are really good. And they have a unique design which I like everytime I put them on. On the other hand, they are very heavy. These tend to hang down and fall out of my ears sometimes especially if I have one of them on.
Particularly when I am running with these on for example, I realise that they are falling out when sound quality and isolation goes down :) Then I push them in my ears again.
The rubbery cable material catches dust and fibers around, such as my sweater. Also the rubber makes the entanglements harder to unfold. This could be improved.
Again, on the minus side, they have a very loud stethoscope effect. Even if you touch the cable you hear it like someone is trying to break down your door. A little annoying.
On the plus side, the earbuds fit perfectly and isolate the noise very well. Also they gave me the perfect sound right out of the box. Punchy bass, clear mids.
Very durable. For over a year I haven't really been gentle with my Trident as much as I wanted to. They got smashed here and there, fell on the ground, got yanked a lot of times and they still work.
Funny story, these pair of Dunu Tridents also went in the washing machine for one cycle. I was worried and they sounded really bad right after. But I gave them about a week to dry and settle. After that they were almost as good as I first got them. Couldn't tell if there was a difference.
At this point I realised this review appears too long. So to conclude, I am really happy with my purchase and I recommend these earphones to anyone. I even got one for my friend a bit later.
Which reminds me, I bought quite a few Brainwavz products around Christmas so I gotta go on to review them as well.
Hope this helps, thanks for reading.
Siarhei 09/07/15 08:44 PM (GMT)
- more than 2 year(s)
Great quality earphone
- Great quality earphone, excellent sound, deep bass.
Отличные наушники, очень хорошее качество звучания, басы присутсвуют в полной мере. Богатая комплектация, но реально не хватает пенных насадок. В дополнение были докуплены пеннве насадки и силиконовые заушные крепления.
Bill White 18/04/13 05:47 AM (GMT)
- more than 2 year(s)
Nice sound, nice look, nice price
- 3 days ago i receive this earphones.
Its very good and beautiful box.
About sound:
I like deep-deep bass, and this earphones give it to me. Im very happy. DnB, Trance, Progressive etc. sounds good. Guitar in rock-based styles little whorse, but not bad. Overall sound quality is 7/10, but for this price is 10/10!!!
Cons for me is simmetrycal cable. I more like unsymmetrical.
Overall 9/10
Justin 06/07/12 04:37 AM (GMT)
Great Quality Budget Minded IEMs
- Pros: Build Quality, Accessories, Crystal Clear Sound
Cons: Weight, Shape
First off, the build quality for this price is AMAZING. The DUNU DN-12 Trident is a TANK. Nothing is stopping these things. They are solid.
Even opening them up out of the box makes you feel like you spent at least 10x more than you did. The packaging is top notch. So is all that is included.
Sound quality after burn in is magical. Highs roll of perfectly with only hint of needed sparkle. Mids are forward and oh so clear (my favorite part). Lows stay where they belong. They to not push themselves into the mids at all. Thus I would call these "Bass Neutral" instead of Bass Light.
The sound out of these IEMs is "Monitor" quality. You get a great representation of what the artist actually recorded.
My only issue with the Trident is the fit. Or more the weight and shape of the IEM. They look and feel like a heavy "trumpets". So even with the correct tip, the weight of the DUNU can make the IEM sag to the bottom of your ear tips.
Value is top notch. There is nothing in this price range that can touch the DN-12 for overall sound and build quality.
Animesh 07/12/12 08:26 AM (GMT)
Good Budget IEM
- I would like to say that this is my 1st DUNU product and i am impressed.
PROS: Build,bass
Cons: Form-factor
this may be sometimes uncomfortable for long time wear.but the sound is good better than E10 & E30 ...
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Tortuga lady: no, haven't seen i'm in a while, but if you find i'm can you tell i'm something for me?
Will: sure, what is it?
*priceless look on Orlando's face*
Agreed, people! This fits him sooo perfectly! Starts off with a swagger, or more probably a drunk wobble, then speeds up as Jack gets himself into trouble and has to run for his life from something trying to kill him. :D
Also. It is worth mentioning that, while it repeats itself a lot, it definitely picks up as the song progresses. Its a fun song, but there's much better (and inferior) in this album.


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This is the beginning of a video series targeted to Project Server Administrators. These are being done by the Program Managers who own the features and are designed to give you some insight into the what and why of the administrative options. Consequently, these are NOT professionally produced.
Note: This video will require the Silverlight plug-in. You should be prompted to install this plug-in automatically. Video hosting is provided by http://silverlight.live.com
Below the video is a toolbar, which enables you to control the video.
As this is an experiment for us, please leave a comment below on your perception of these videos and any suggested improvements.
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Treb and Dave are working on a series of Silverlight video blogs around task statusing and timetracking
Shameless copy from Brian's post this morning: Treb and Dave are working on a series of Silverlight video
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Very good job. Nicely demonstrates the power of video presentations. I think everyone in the EPM community would benefit (e.g. better understanding of the product; less need to develop home-grown training) if we had a complete pick-and-choose library of these video clips on important topics.
We need more of this type of work. Thanks for taking the initiative on this.
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Not S1 or really the BD, but since there's no general BD thread... I'm planning to watch some episodes of S2 today just to sort of see the difference to expect and, wow, just watching the first few minutes of "The Child" and it's just... WOW. This looks like utter crap!
I agree, for years I have been wondering why the TNG DVD's look so horrible, muddier even than the day they aired on WPIX here in NY
Loving S1 on bluray, watched some last night with friends who were new to the project and they were absolutely impressed. One said 'it's like putting glasses on for the first time'!
HAHA I used to watch them on WPIX in NY when they were on as well.lol
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