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In the case of a taxable distribution, the tax imposed by section 2601 shall be paid by the transferee.
In the case of a taxable termination or a direct skip from a trust, the tax shall be paid by the trustee.
Unless otherwise directed pursuant to the governing instrument by specific reference to the tax imposed by this chapter, the tax imposed by this chapter on a generation-skipping transfer shall be charged to the property constituting such transfer.
For provisions making estate and gift tax provisions with respect to transferee liability, liens, and related matters applicable to the tax imposed by section 2601, see section 2661.
1986—Pub. L. 99–514 amended section generally, substituting tax liability provisions consisting of language placing liability, under different circumstances, on the transferee, the trustee, or the transferor, the source of the tax, and a cross reference to section 2661 for former provisions which covered the question of liability for tax with language covering the trustee and the distributee, the limitation on personal liability of the trustee who relied on certain information furnished by the Secretary, the limitation on personal liability of distributee, and the lien on property transferred until the tax was paid in full or became unenforceable by reason of lapse of time.
Section applicable to generation-skipping transfers (within the meaning of section 2611 of this title) made after Oct. 22, 1986, except as otherwise provided, see section 1433 of Pub. L. 99–514, set out as a note under section 2601 of this title.
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Alton visits Douglas County Community Cannery and there recalls a world before MTV, when folks made their own clothes, churned their own butter, and even had to put up with 1400 baud modems! The community cannery recalls those that flourished during World War II, when people routinely canned the produce from their gardens so there would be food on the table during tough times. For those that did not live through those times, canning may be a quaint curiosity – definitely American and certainly wholesome, but in the age of the supermarket, perhaps unnecessary. Or is it?
Alton's not as hardcore as some canning enthusiasts, but he does have a lust for fruit preserves. Not the overpriced and over sweetened store fare, but the jewel-like jams and jellies, marmalades and fruit compotes with aromas and flavors to capture departed summers. Jam may be old fashioned, and even a little time consuming, but it is easy and cheap to do at home – and certainly Good Eats.
Alton claims nothing beats jam when it comes to flavor return on time and money invested. Most folks know it flavors toast, cake, biscuits and pancakes, but it also works in yogurt, sauces and glazes. It is, in short, culinary plastic. And those willing to make their own, Alton asserts, won't believe they shelled out three dollars a bottle for what's available at the mega mart.
Some folks, Alton continues, regard jam making as old fashioned. And preserving? Well that's nature cheating voodoo. In a darkened studio Alton meets Dr. John Brookes from the Center for Disease Control; they contemplate the "wheel of diseases." Dr. Brookes explains that one must seal the food, and then sterilize it. Or, as Alton puts it, "isolate and eradicate." At a temperature of 170º, most enzymes degrade. Alton removes a wedge. Between there and the boiling point of water at 212º, yeasts, molds and bacteria die. Their spores degrade and their toxins denature. Alton removes more wedges. Even staphylococcus succumbs. Alton slides that wedge from the wheel, and that leaves one wedge, emphasized by its loneliness. That wedge is botulism, an anaerobic organism whose spores can survive even the high temperatures of boiling. Botulism cannot thrive in an acid environment. This means low acid foods like meat, vegetables, fish, dairy and ripe tomatoes must be processed by pressure canning, a technique that employs higher pressures and therefore higher cooking temperatures. This is why Alton will stick with fruits for his canning. For those who want the grim details, Dr. Brookes mentions that a botulism patient experiences three to six weeks of being fully conscious... and fully paralyzed.
At the Ragsdale Ace Hardware in Marietta, Georgia, Alton searches for some gear. All he really needs is a sauce pan and a big spoon, but perhaps some additional tools will simplify matters. Inside, he discovers... W, the Tool Tyrant! She agrees to help him, if only to evade the attentions of the "keymaster" - a creep standing by the key duplication rack.
W explains that tools exist for every stage but Alton really only needs a few essentials. She hands him 8oz jars, two piece lids, a jar lifter and a wide mouthed funnel. She reminds Alton that he may reuse the rings and jars, but the lids are single use only. They have a sealing compound and that compound works only once. It keeps the lid sealed until the vacuum forms.
Back in his kitchen, Alton starts by thoroughly washing his gear in his sink. The dishwasher would work for everything except the lids – that sealing compound melts in the high temperatures of the drying cycle. After washing the gear, Alton loads it into a large pot and covers it with water (at least one inch over the top of the gear) and then boils that for ten minutes. That sterilizes the equipment. While that happens, Alton heads to the Crabapple Kroger to collect some fruit – the crew will watch the gear as it boils.
At the food store, Alton talks about pectin, a polysaccharide that holds plant cells together. Heat breaks down cells and releases pectins. Acid and sugar tag team to reassemble the pectins into a gel. All fruits contain some pectin, but fruits vary in their ability to contribute the other essentials:
Apples, blackberries, cranberries, grapefruit contain enough pectin and acid to gel with nothing but sugar added.
Blueberries, cherries, sweet oranges have enough pectin but need acid and sugar.
Apricots and pineapples have the acid need pectin and sugar.
Mangos, peaches, bananas and raspberries need help with everything.
Alton wants to be sure, so he takes out some insurance, first advising purists to look away. That insurance is commercially prepared pectin, available most of the year but especially during the primary canning season at the end of the summer. He uses powdered pectin for jam and liquid for jelly. Adding pectin to fruit increases the sugar required, but such a mixture cooks faster and so may taste fresher.
Alton heads to the frozen food aisle where he collects his fruit – frozen blueberries. Frozen blueberries have a bit less pectin that the fresh sort, another reason for the insurance.
Back in the kitchen Alton removes his sterilized equipment from the heat and lids the pot. He'll wait ten minutes or so before adding the lids. Adding them now could melt that crucial sealing compound.
Next, he turns his attention to making the jam. It starts with a non-reactive pan or pot – jam contains acid and reactive cookware might discolor. Into the pot go the frozen blueberries, and onto them Alton sprinkles a packet of powdered pectin. Here in the United States, all pectin comes in standard sized packets. To the fruit he adds a little high quality cinnamon (he gets it mail order so he knows it's fresh), some finely ground star anise and a few scrapings of nutmeg (Alton scraps from a nutmeg nut – the ground nutmeg found on store shelves grows stale too quickly to be reliable for flavor). To add acid, Alton dumps in some lemon juice and some cider vinegar. He brings that to a boil slowly (to avoid burning the fruit) and when the juice forms, begins mashing the fruit. In about five minutes the fruit has mashed and the pectin is ready. It's time for the sugar.
Sugar adds three properties: it makes jam spreadable, it permits pectin to gel, and it sequesters some water, denying it to potential bacterial invaders. Alton adds the sugar and brings the heat to medium high and the mixture to a boil. He adds a little water to account for that lost as steam, and after a minute of hard boiling, his jam is finished!
Jam made this way keeps two or three weeks in the refrigerator. If you want to keep in longer, you must preserve it. Alton plans to preserve his, so he starts by removing his gear from the hot pot to a towel covered cutting board – placing the glass jars right on a stone or metal counter subjects them to thermal shock and possible cracking. Setting the jars upright, he grabs the funnel by the outside (touching the inside ruins the sterility). He sets the funnel into a jar and adds jam to the bottom lip of the funnel. That leaves some head room – the air in the head room gets pushed out during processing and this creates a vacuum when the jar cools. Any leftovers that don't fill a jar may be used fresh.
Once the jars are full, Alton wipes the outside to remove any jam stuck on the edges. He also inspects for chips or cracks, advising cooks not to process jars with defects. Using a magnet, Alton grabs a lid from the hot water (touching the outside, of course) and sets it gently down into the top of the jar. Then he screws on a ring, just finger tight.
The lidded jars go into the processor (which could be a simple deep pot). Alton covers them with water, ensuring there is room for water to circulate around the jars, and processes them for five full minutes from a rolling boil. As they heat, air forced from the head space may create bubbles – these are not the vapor filled bubbles of a full boil.
Alton heads up to speak with the "physicist on the roof" – physicist Daniel Stillman. Stillman explains that boiling occurs at a point determined by both temperature and pressure. As one gains altitude, the atmospheric pressure drops, and liquids boil at lower temperatures. Each five hundred foot increase in altitude means a one degree Fahrenheit drop in the boiling point. That means water boils at 204º in Denver and at 156º at the top of Mount Everest! A mountain climber walks by then, claiming that on Everest boiling point is so low one could simply reach into the water and remove the eggs!
Alton's point is that temperature is what matters for sterilization, so where boiling temperatures are lower, processing times must increase:
Within 1000 feet of sea level – five minutes
1000 to 3000 feet above sea level – ten minutes
3000 to 6000 feet above sea level – fifteen minutes
6000 to 8000 feet above sea level – twenty minutes
When his jars have finished boiling, Alton removes them to a cutting board or towel (remember thermal shock). He listens for popping jars – they're a sign that the vacuum has formed inside the head space. When the jars cool completely, Alton presses the center of each lid to see if the seal formed. If the lid "pops" in and out he knows the seal didn't form and the jam wasn't preserved. Jars like that go into the refrigerator; their contents will last several weeks, just as if unpreserved. Alton advises not to reprocess a jar that did not seal properly. Before he stores his jars, Alton removes the rings. Why? Well, the rings can rust, but more importantly, they can conceal a failed seal. (The rings may be used when moving the jars around, or if giving them away.)
Downstairs, Alton explains more about storage. High acid foods may remain preserved for years, but low acid foods only last about a year. Alton goes through a list of indicators: molds and yeasts emit gases when they eat; these will pop the lid off. If the lid has popped off the top of the jar, discard (leaving the ring in place hides this sort of failure). If you see fuzzy mold, discard. If the food has heaved and filled the head room, discard. Next, open the jar. If the food smells funny or off, discard. If there are suddenly bubbles everywhere, discard. If the food doesn't look right, discard.
Alton hopes he has piqued interest in a little homemade "jam session." A final recommendation: follow the rule of jazz. That means avoid improvisation until you master the skills, and stick with reliable recipes. Don't double them up and don't substitute ingredients. Alton also points out that foodsafety.org, a government run site, offers more tips.
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Google announced Tuesday the 24th of April that they have updated the Google algorithm and named it Penguin. It focuses on keyword stuffing and grey hat link schemes. More about the update from Google can be found on the official Google webmaster blog. This blog has been affected by the penguin update as you can see here from my Google Analytics Screenshot: The first dot is a Saturday and the last dot is also a Saturday. This is a normal week for my blog. The most visitors hit my blog during the work week. Since the
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Used iDVD for this and for some reason when I burn something the video (1080p) tends to lose its quality... Is there anything wrong that I am doing here? Help is greatly appreciated!
When you use iDVD, it converts to NTSC standard 720X480. You could burn the 1080p file as data but it won't play in a DVD player.
Your options are to either the aforementioned data disc, accept the iDVD limitations or upgrade to Blu-Ray hardware and software. Good luck!!
Thank you. I will try to do some research on burning video into a blu-ray and look for a software that does it. :)
You can use Adobe Encore to create blu-ray, but be aware that you will also need a blu-ray hardware in your computer.
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I ordered a Magnaflow exhaust for my 2004 Corvette. It bolted right on with very little effort, using simple tools. I think I used three sockets and a wrench total? Finding a garage to lift the car was more challenging. It looks great, sounds great and more power was noted right away (I also had changed the OEM Air Cleaner to a Cold Air Intake). The exhaust came within four days and packaging was adequate. I was a bit disappointed that it only came with one Gasket. Shame on them.


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The most jarring shift from For Emma
can be found in "Woods," the EP's final and bravest song. A
chorus of Vernons intone and howl a cappella in perhaps the most
complicated and beautiful arrangement we've yet heard from Bon Iver to date.
But the entire composition is either augmented or marred by the
pervasive use of a vocoder. It's blatant, unabashed electronic trickery
applied to music from an artist to which most of us previously cleaved as
the very opposite of all that. Although perhaps not robbing the
arrangement of all its heart, it lends a metallic, inhuman edge to a songwriter whose entire appeal was borne from his humanity. Listen to the entire Blood Bank EP on the band's MySpace page.
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A common problem when writing unit tests is data dependency. Typically when you are writing tests for a method, the same method is making a call to another method which makes a call to some external data source. Code listing 1 illustrates this: The SellStock method depends on the value returned from StockService.
Code Listing 1
I feel this dependency is undesirable in the context of a unit test, and the following is a technique I commonly use to remove this dependency:
Instead of calling StockService.GetStockValue directly, I move the call into a protected virtual method as illustrated in code listing 2:
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The idea is that the test class can inherit the Trader class and override GetStockVaule to return a predefined value.Code listing3 illustrates this:
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The result is that we can test the SellStock method without having to call the StockService. I personally use this technique extensively when writing unit tests and feel it's a really good way to abstract data dependencies.


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Intellectual property professionals providing UK, European and worldwide patent and trademark services, highly qualified in scientific or engineering disciplines with experience of commercial research and development.
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University College Cork (UCC) is an internationally recognised University with an enrolment of 18,000 full-time students and a current annual spend of €200m. It is the principal university in the province of Munster and the largest outside of Dublin.
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Q-par Angus designs and manufactures discrete antennas & components and complete systems across the radio frequency spectrum. We're equipped to undertake all aspects of microwave design and consultancy, including research and development.
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Each issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A is devoted to a specific area of the mathematical, physical and engineering sciences. It is an established forum and an essential read for researchers of the physical sciences.
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Emente has developed an approach to facilitate the transfer of technology out of the laboratory into manufacturing companies to enable the creation of new products and processes, with particular expertise in MNT
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The Outsider Artist
Assessing Kay Ryan, our new poet laureate.
Kay Ryan, who has just been named America's new poet laureate, is a miniaturist. She favors compression the way Walt Whitman favored expansion. Like oysters, she has said, her poems take shape around "an aggravation." They are also small (most are only about 20 lines long), rich, and dense. A single one might not always make a meal, but a well-selected plate will satiate most readers.
If Ryan's language is spare, her concerns are broad and philosophical. A typical Ryan poem begins with a proposition—"Everything contains some/ silence" or "It's what we can't/ know that interests/ us." She explores old bromides, wondering what the fabric of life is like ("stretchy") or what it might be like to live on an island where silence is revered. Each poem twists around and back upon its argument like a river retracing its path; they are didactic in spirit, but a bedrock wit supports them. Here's "Green Hills," from The Niagara River, her sixth (and most recent) book:
Their green flanks
and swells are not
flesh in any sense
matching ours,
we tell ourselves.
Nor their green
breast nor their
green shoulder nor
the langour of their
rolling over.
This little lyric contains many of Ryan's hallmarks: the juxtaposition of unlike things (green mountains and human flesh); the skinny, syncopated lines ("are not/ flesh in any sense"), which propel the unfolding thought by emphasizing the musicality of the language; and heaps of internal rhyme ("shoulder" and "langour" and "rolling over"), which help create a sense of closure. Internal rhyme and assonance (the repetition of vowel sounds) are crucial to the success of Ryan's poems, in part because her epistemological investigations of the human condition can hardly be called completist or definitive; rhyme adds a crucial layer of complexity. She practices dipstick philosophy, taking a quick reading of the oil in the motor and slamming the hood. She moves away from her themes as rapidly as she engages them, which may be why some critics have compared her to Emily Dickinson, even though her dramatic imagination is far more detached—less blasphemous and exalted—than her predecessor's.
Born in California in 1945, Ryan, who succeeds Charles Simic, has been described as an "outsider," largely because she has managed not to be drawn into the great peristalsis that digests most "creative writers" in America today; she has taught remedial English in California's Marin County for many years. And yet it's hardly a surprise that the Library of Congress tapped her. Ryan rejects the pained, stylized self-consciousness that characterizes so much contemporary poetry. Where many poets today are engaged in issues and questions that would be meaningful mainly to other practitioners of the art, Ryan's concerns about the nature of reality are relatively translatable to a general audience. She has called herself a "rehabilitator of clichés," an apt description of the way the ordinary is transformed through close attention so that a mockingbird becomes a "distempered/ emperor of parts" or the moon becomes "evening's ticket/ punched with a/ round or a crescent." What might be a geyser of explication in another poet's hands is condensed in hers to a single shot: "The satisfactions/ of agreement are/ immediate as sugar—/ a melting of the/ granular, a syrup/ that lingers, shared/ not singular./ Many prefer it."
In a sense, Ryan is an American pragmatist, making her more like Robert Frost (about whom she's written enthusiastically) than Dickinson. Hers is a parsing imagination, given to trying to differentiate between the real and the imagined, the real and the taken-for-granted. In "Carrying a Ladder," she writes "We are always/ really carrying/ a ladder, but it's/ invisible. We/ only know/ something's/ the matter:/ something precious/ crashes; easy doors/ prove impassable." While her work has deepened over the years—The Niagara River is her strongest book—she has always been most interested in the idea that "whatever reality is, it is something we only know in the negative—by being constantly wrong about it." Many of the poems end on a note of deflation, pointing up the traps our expectations set for us.
Of course, being "wrong" is compelling only insofar as it reveals just how limited—or self-serious—our ideas about being "right" are, and Ryan's poems pack the greatest punch when she not only inverts an improbable juxtaposition or takes an old bromide literally—Q: What might "lime light" really look like? A: "A baleful glow"—but presses forward to formulate a more exacting ars poetica. For example, in "Repulsive Theory":
Little has been made
of the soft skirting action
of magnets reversed,
while much has been
made of attraction.
But is it not this pillowy
principle of repulsion
that produces the
doily edges of oceans
or the arabesques of thought?
And do these cutout coasts
and in-curved rhetorical beaches
not baffle the onslaught
of the sea or objectionable people
and give private life
what small protection it's got?
Praise then the oiled motions
of avoidance, the pearly
convolutions of all that
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They are found in the Celadon Department Store in the Kanto series games along with the Johto games which also have X Defends in the Goldenrod Department Store, the Hoenn games have X Defends found in the Lilycove Department Store, Sinnoh has it in the Veilstone Departmant Store, and finally the Unova region games have X Defends located in the Dreamyard and the Shopping Mall Nine.
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SANTIAGO.- After the Netherlands denied that an agreement had been reached to sell 18 used F-16 fighter planes to Chile, Minister of Defense Fransico Vidal admitted today that the documents have yet to be signed. The political authority reiterated however, that the purchase of the aircrafts is practically a done deal.
Francisco Vidal categorically assured today that negotiations with the Dutch government have ended and said that the contract would be signed very shortly.
The minister stepped up to issue the statement after the spokesperson for the European country's Ministry of Defense, Maurice Piek, announced that "no contract has been signed" with regards to the sale of the military aircrafts.
The spokesperson did not wish to say whether the Netherlands is currently negotiating with other possible buyers and did not refer to the approximate cost of the planes.
Meanwhile, while leaving the Defense Commission of the Chamber of Deputies last night, Vidal confirmed the purchase of the planes for a total of US$ 270 million dollars and indicated that the machines would replace the F-5 fighters that are currently based out of Antofogasta.


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Squidette is an octopus who makes an appearance in the episode Squidville from Season 2 and sometimes appears as a cameo character. She, like Squidward, also lives in an Easter Island Head, but only in Tentacle Acres. She likes to play croquet at the park located inside Tentacle Acres. Her name is revealed during the credits.
She has black hair and wears a pink sweater. Her head inflates when she laughs. She also wears trousers (unlike Squidward Tentacles). She is similar to Squilvia from Love That Squid.
- "Could you keep it down there, Iron Lung? (laughs while her head inflates back and forth)
- "Hey, that's not funny."
- "It's that guy! He's playing with a reef blower!"
- (SpongeBob asks her if she is Squidward) "No."


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comercial fisherman get paid to take risks that why cops gert paid.if it werent for risk they would be making the saME AS PEOPLE AT THE DESK AT HEALTH AND WELFARE
Iv'e been tazed on numerous occasions while being illegally detained for 240 days(mettie vs idaho) I was released with all charges dropped but still spent 240 days incarcerated ,and still got tazed because im a martial artist and the officer felt he was not trained well enough to deal with me while i was enraged at my poor treatment. My PTSD and and anxiety disorder intensified my feeling of helplessness. I was Tazed FOUR times and each and every time I pulled out those barbs and disarmed my attacker(not enjoyable but if you ground correctly and have enough will power it is doable ...mind i was on many psychoactive drugs that I was being illegally forced to take instead of the meds my doctor prescribed me.) i am rather peacefull being a martial artist and all but with the horrid treatment and personal agendas that permeate law enforcement on EVERY LEVEL i got disgusted. on the 5th and final attempt to taze me prior to being released i used a little intelligence. Get out of the way and deflect at least one probe!!!!both have to stick!!! after the miss it was very simple to grab the probe that is in my chest wrap the wire around my hand and pull. that gave me the ability to take action,use the stun gun as a conventional SG and i lunged for a strike.incapacitating the abuser with his own form of protection by pressing the front plate of his own SG against his exposed throat and hands that were coming up to fight it off. so for the conventional sheep yes it will work but the effectiveness diminishes with the degree of training or physical conditioning one undergoes.
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I went to the hearing and thought that people from both sides made some valid points and also said some things that didn't make sense to me. Sure, tasers would do less long-term damage than a gun or a billy club, but they can also be used for torture/retaliation, and I find this worrisome. From everything I've heard and read, William Alan Myers sounded like a bully, and I wasn't convinced that the incident that lead to criminal charges was the first time he'd ever abused the taser. But I don't buy the idea of the Sheriff and State's Attorney engaging in a conspiracy either, because that doesn't make sense. If I were to hypothesize about what happened with Myers, I'd guess that he'd been a jerk for a while, but he finally pushed the other deputies too far when he tried to make them falsify their reports to match his own.
Some of the speakers referred to a man's complaint that he'd been brutalized by the Sheriff's deputies and unnecessarily tasered. Walsh responded that if that had happened to him, he would have gotten a lawyer and sued, and he pointed out that the alleged victim had not tried to sue the county. I thought that this was a dizzying leap of logic; for one thing, the guy was poor and powerless, and second, the absence of a lawsuit doesn't prove that something never happened. There were a number of speakers who supported the use of tasers. Most of them presented anecdotes, some more compelling than others. A number of them talked about noncompliant arrestees and said that an arrest would have been safer with a taser. I wondered if the police ever just tried outwaiting people, but nobody talked about this. There were some cases where I thought a taser might be worth considering; e.g., a mentally unbalanced person who's trying to commit suicide by cop.
Walsh introduced "taser-cams," which seemed like a good idea. They're cameras that attach to tasers and apparently start recording whenever the device is turned on. He also said that a working camera system in the jail could improve safety and accountability, which also made sense. Probably the most interesting point he made was that there was a need for better approach for caring for the mentally ill; the jail had to deal with many of them, but it really wasn't equipped to do this.
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This is wrong on so many levels. First of all, do you really believe that a police officer's job includes having to "take a punch" every now and then. Heck, if that's the case then I suppose it's okay for them to get shot and killed every once in a while. It just goes with the job, you know...Secondly, you seem to be upset that police officers get benefits and are union members. I would guess that they are happy to be in a union with people like you running around trying to sabotage them at every step. It boggles my mind that an entity like IMC (that is supposedly for democratic principles, pro-union, and the middle/lower class) is so hell-bent on destroying the reputation and livelihood of a group of working class people (i.e. cops). How do you propose it should be? No union, no benefits, low wages, no job security? Maybe every time someone makes an allegation against a cop, that cop should be fired on the spot. Would that make you happy? And I'm guessing that most cops would argue that they don't get paid enough when dealing with situations that you or I will never have to face. It's easy to criticize.
I agree that the idea of expecting police officers to be human punching bags is appalling. Most of the people who read UCIMC, including the police, probably would not agree with the idea that protesters may may have to "take a punch" occasionally. Why would it be OK for cops to be physically attacked?
As far as the pay and benefits, it does not seem unreasonable that police should belong to a union and get decent salary and benefits. UCIMC generally does support unions, and I don't see why the police union should be an exception. One interesting story related to a very poorly-paid police force is the saga of Antoinette Frank (former New Orleans cop who's now on death row). She's mentioned in an interesting UN report at http://www.unodc.org/pdf/crime/publications/core_factors.pdf .
Actually, what Ishmael was describing sounds a lot more like the post hoc fallacy. See http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/post-hoc.html . I'm not sure that Captain Ahab and Rush Limbaugh have much in common, other than being less-than-likeable characters. If nothing else, Ahab seems to have far more capacity for self-denial than Rush.
Where did Ishmael make "outrageous claims?" He didn't say that every armed officer should automatically be considered "competent and trustworthy"; rather he was saying that armed officers should be "competent and trustworthy."
Every year we read about seemingly healthy people who suddenly drop dead after shoveling snow.
Wait, are you trying to imply that the State's Attorney doesn't control the weather?
Referring to people's opinions as "propaganda" just because you don't agree with them seems intellectually dishonest. Dictionary.com provides one definition of "propaganda" as "information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc." Ishmael's posts to UCIMC don't really satisfy this definition.
They DO happen, but it's still irrelevant to my argument: This is supposed to be a discussion about the use of tasers and similar weapons by the police.
Ishmael's examples didn't support your argument, but I don't think that makes them irrelevant.
From such derogatory comments, it is safe to assume that you have little respect for democratic discussion.
Funny, some of the responses to Ishmael didn't exactly epitomize civility either.
Guess I really hit a nerve....
Sort of, but maybe not in exactly the way you thought. The story is that several years ago, a poster using the screen name "Jack Ryan" showed up. Why, you may wonder, would someone want to adapt the name of a mediocre writer's Mary Sue character? We're not sure either, but he made a number of really obnoxious posts. Someone noticed an interesting resemblance to some of the tactics discussed over at http://www.protestwarrior.net/ OK, imagine a support group for folks who are very interested in disrupting leftist activities, but aren't exactly clever or original. Voila ProtestWarrior. After Jack had been hanging around UCIMC for a while, some people were angry and frustrated, and others (me included) found him boring and tiresome. Anyhow, there was a general decision to ban the pattern of behavior that became known as "JR," though it turns out that identifying troll posts can be very subjective. Personally, I'll only flag the stuff that seems really egregious (e.g., the idiot who repeatedly tried to post pro-Klan stuff here). But it's always a judgment call.
I'm not trying to be "disruptive" just trying to offer a different perspective. I guess for some people, that IS being disruptive.
Personally, I would be inclined to guess that you're an educated guy in his 40s who works in a job related to law enforcement (or possibly the court). I did notice that the
dearly departed JR tended to make more categorical comments about everyone on the site, and you seemed to be responding more specifically to a handful of posters that made comments about the police and SA.
It wouldn't matter if their new weapon of choice were pixie dust, you'd hop in your 1979 Volvo wagon and head to any venue holding a meeting to voice opposition.
Puh-leeze, dude. Modern hippies drive Toyota Priuses.
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Cianfrance also discussed the film's impending appeal to the MPAA, after it was awarded the dreaded NC-17 rating in one of the more baffling decisions in recent memory. Cianfrance seems confident, saying "I haven't really met anyone who thinks that rating is just. We are still fighting it and hoping it can be changed to an "R." Bottom line is we are not changing the movie out of respect. The movie is this movie... it has no harm in it. It is about loving, intimacy, care and emotions. It is the intangibles of emotion and intimacy you don't see that got us the rating."
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|That's right -- the first hole at Olympic, formerly a par 5, is now a par-4, 520-yard test. (Getty Images)
SAN FRANCISCO -- If only he had added the maniacal laugh.
The head man at the U.S. Golf Association was amiably chatting about the course setup when the Olympic Club's controversial first six holes was broached. It's one of the major talking points of this major-championship week.
"You know," USGA executive director Mike Davis said, without a hint of perversity in his voice, "I'm going to be fascinated to look at the statistical average of those holes."
A couple of listeners cackled, even if he didn't.
As ever, much of the spotlight of the U.S. Open this week will shine over the closing holes, which are actually comparatively easy when compared with the daunting, over-carbonated six-pack that starts the tournament, which Tiger Woods characterized as the toughest opening stretch in majors history.
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"I think that the first six, if you play them for four straight days in even par, you're going to be picking up a boatload of shots," Woods said.
Short of a boat ride to Alcatraz, it's the most penal territory in the city.
The opening stretch includes two of the club's trademark reverse-canted fairways, where the slope runs opposite the direction of the dogleg, a slew of tiny greens, and holes with four new tees that have added 152 yards to the stretch since 1998, the last time the Open was played at Olympic, which is perched on a bluff a few hundred yards from the Pacific Ocean shoreline.
As for what Tiger said, is there an echo in here?
"The real standout thing is going to be the first six holes," said former Open champion and Olympic member Johnny Miller, a San Francisco native who has played the course hundreds of times. "With No. 1 being a par 4, it's probably the hardest opening six holes maybe in the history of major championship golf -- with no wind."
Oh, right, that. There's usually an onshore breeze, too.
The course, built on the side of a hill, features holes that stairstep down toward Lake Merced like switchbacks on a mountain trail, and hits players in the jaw right at the opening bell. The first hole measures 520 yards and has been converted from a par 5 in three previous Opens to a punitive par 4, where finding the fairway is imperative.
"That's crazy, because No. 1 was basically the only birdie hole on that whole course, and now it makes it the hardest hole," said former San Franciscan Spencer Levin, who has played the course numerous times. "And it was already the hardest first six, anyway."
These guys might need chinstraps on their golf hats. The second hole is 428 yards and plays uphill to a smallish green surrounded by four bunkers, featuring a new tee that added 34 yards. The fairway landing area is about 20 yards wide. If you squint, the landing strip looks like a grassy oasis in the distance.
The third is a 247-yard par-3 that plays slightly downhill and has an open area in front, allowing players to run the ball onto the green. After 24 yards were added to the hole, in practice rounds, players were auditioning fairway woods, hybrids and utility clubs off the tee. From the tee, the two spires of the Golden Gate Bridge can be seen in the distance on a clear day.
Clarity will be paramount between the ears of players.
"You watch," Levin said, "the guys who play the first six holes the best are probably going to have a good chance."
Maybe better than that.
At the fourth, another medium-sized par 4 of 438 yards, is where it gets truly interesting for those who are not familiar with Olympic's peccadilloes. The fairway slopes hard from left to right off the hillside, but the dogleg hole runs right to left. Yeah, put that in your mental laptop and hit "enter."
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Right-handed players have been using fairway woods and hybrids off the tee, trying to hit hooks into the side of the hill, hoping the ball doesn't run all the way through the canted fairway into the right rough. The wind blows hard from the players' left, too.
Ditto on the par-4 fifth, but in reverse: It's 498 yards thanks to a 41-yard lengthening, with a fairway that slopes from right to left on a hole that doglegs from left to right. Sure, it's counterintuitive -- but it's an Olympic trademark.
Imagine exiting at 60 mph from the interstate onto an off ramp that veers hard to the right ... as the banking of the road tilts hard to the left. That's a decent analogy for Nos. 4-5. It's the opening stretch's infamous Camber of Horrors.
The sixth is a 490-yard par 4 that features the course's lone fairway bunker, and it was relocated by five yards in order to bring it more into play off the tee. In fact, the rough was mowed down and tee shots now feed toward the sand, a la the famed pot bunkers at St. Andrews.
In practice, PGA Championship winner Keegan Bradley elected to squeeze a driver through the narrow 20-yard slot between the bunker and the right rough. Otherwise, a 3-wood might have trickled into the bunker, which requires a carry of 313 yards to clear. The bunker is deep, leaving little chance to reach the green in regulation.
"You just have to sack up and hit it," Bradley's caddie, Steve Hale, said of mashing a driver toward such a tiny, distant gap.
These holes actually hit back. Aiming at tiny greens, often from side-hill slopes, in a 20 mph crosswind, with a 4-iron in hand will make the best players in the world pucker in every orifice.
"It's just that they are brutal holes, they are banked the wrong way," said Miller, a Hall of Famer who will work this week as NBC's lead analyst. "You need to hit cuts and you need to hit draws, and you've got some wind coming over the top of the trees. But with No. 1 being a 4-par, that opening run is just absolutely amazing."
Davis is expected to move the tees around, too, which means players face uncertainty about what clubs to hit, especially if the weather and wind vary -- even more to obsess about over the first third of the course.
"The thing is, we all know that back in the older U.S. Opens, it was always back," Woods said of the tee boxes. "Now, Mike throws wrinkles in every now and then. You've just got to make those adjustments."
The biggest alteration might be in expectations. Davis predicted that completing the stretch in 2-over won't ruin a round, necessarily, and might even be the norm for those having good days.
World No. 1 Luke Donald had heard before he set foot on the property about the Slackjawed Six, and had to admit that the difficulty of the opening run hadn't been exaggerated.
"Those first six holes," Donald exhaled, "everything that's been said about them, it's true."
This is a certainty, too -- there will be plenty more uttered, if not muttered, including the use of some words you don't want your mama to hear.


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The Washington Dept. of Ecology (Ecology) is beginning the process for allowing the use of imidacloprid insecticide by the Willapa/Grays Harbor Oyster Growers Association in the Willapa Bay area located on the southwest Pacific coast of Washington state. As you know this is a neonicotinoid insecticide and harmful to honeybees. We have an active beekeeping group in this area (Willapa River Beekeeping Club) and there are many hobby beekeepers as well as a large number of native bees. We'd like to ask your support by asking your members to help by contacting Ecology at the website below and commenting on the use of imidacloprid. Even if you don't live here, your comments count!
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HOHENFELS, Germany -- With the arrival of spring, children and parents head to the outdoors and the playgrounds for fun and exercise. Yet playgrounds carry inherent risks, especially with the varying weather here in Bavaria.
To alert parents to some simple precautions that can help ensure an accident free playground visit, the USAG Hohenfels Installation Safety Office has designated April 26 as "BMC Hohenfels Spring Safety Day."
According to "S.A.F.E. Play Areas," by the National Program for Playground safety, more than 200,000 children each year suffer serious playground related injuries that require emergency medical treatment, with $1.2 billion spent on treatment. Tragically, an average of 15 children die each year in playground related injuries.
While visiting the playground, parents and teachers should remember the acronym S.A.F.E., which stands for Supervision, Age-appropriate design, Fall surfacing, and Equipment maintenance.
Each of the four components is equally important and plays a significant role in playground safety. Parents and teachers are required to supervise children and should be able to see them at all times during play.
Children being children, if the playground is not challenging enough for them, they may engage in "horseplay." The individual supervising should stop unsuitable behavior on the playground to ensure the children's safety.
Additionally, the supervisor should be familiar with hazards such as age-appropriate design of equipment, maintenance of equipment, defective equipment, entrapments and material depth.
Finally, they should inspect the playground to ensure it is free of litter such as sharp objects or broken glass. It is the community's and tenants' responsibility to stop unsafe acts or behavior on the playground. Doing so will keep our children safe.
Contact the USAG Hohenfels Installation Safety Office at DSN 466-4626 or Civ. 0162-296-1927 for further assistance on playground safety.