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Exporting data from Sage Line 50 into Excel #2. By David Carter
In the first article we looked at the process of getting data out of Sage and into Excel via Sage's File'Send Contents To Excel facility.
When the data came over from Sage, a lot of work was required to clean it up - dates were not real dates, debits and credits were both exported as positive numbers, essential fields were missing.
This, unfortunately, is par for the course - in fact Sage is better than most.
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To improve existing Microsoft integration, Sage Line 50 version 11 features Excel Integrated Reporting. This new feature integrates a Sage menu within Microsoft Excel allowing easy selection of a preformatted suite of reports.
Once the required report is selected it opens directly into an Excel Spreadsheet with no extra formatting necessary. In addition
to the reports provided any other standard or customised report created in Report Designer can be easily added to this list and opened within Microsoft Excel.
Excel Integrated Reporting also supports the easy selection and insertion of Sage Functions into a workbook. These functions are based on the existing Tables and Variables which have previously only been accessible through Report Designer and ODBC. Sage have provided sample workbooks to demonstrate what can be achieved with Sage Functions. These include tables, graphs, charts and pivot tables.
Doesn't include version 11
Yes, these notes don't refer to the new version 11 which I've just received this week.
If there are significant changes we'll cover them in article 3 or perhaps do a separate article.

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Mara Freshour Redmond is regarded as the best girls basketball player in Brown County history, but her game was honed in the Columbus North High School auxiliary gym.
That's where Freshour Redmond would shoot baskets for hours while her mom, Sandy Freshour, was coaching the North gymnastics team. Too tall to be a gymnast herself, Mara gravitated to the basketball court.
"I didn't have the body for (gymnastics)," she said. "I was too tall from the start. When I was really little, I always had a ball in my hand."
Freshour Redmond was back in that same gym Wednesday night to watch her mother's gymnastics team beat Columbus East. Friday night, she was this year's lone inductee into the Brown County Athletic Hall of Fame.
"It's a neat thing to be a part of," Freshour Redmond said. "It's a select group of people, so I'm excited about it."
With 1,340 points, Freshour Redmond is the Eagles' all-time leading scorer and is the lone Brown County girl to be named an Indiana All-Star. She led the Eagles to their only two sectional titles in 2002 and 2005, the latter while playing through a torn ACL.
"She was a 6-1 guard, so anytime you have a guard that's over 6-foot tall, you're blessed," Brown County coach Mike Harmon said.
"She was a very, very good ball-handler, not flashy, but very sound. She was very athletic. She could nearly dunk the ball. As she got into her junior and senior year, she was virtually unguardable because she could shoot the ball, she could flash to the basket and finish with a fingertip roll. She could gobble people up defensively."
Freshour Redmond went on to play for four years at Florida State. She was drafted by the WNBA's Seattle Storm but didn't make the final cut and played in Finland for a year.
"After a year, I decided it was just lonely and kind of boring," Freshour Redmond said.
So she came back to Columbus and worked with Dean Layman at Foundation for Youth in 2011. She was married Jan. 1, 2012, and 10 days later began working for Nike Elite Hoops Basketball in Charleston, S.C.
"I do a lot of scheduling and emails and mumbo-jumbo like that, but the main gig is coaching basketball," Freshour Redmond said. "We do skill development — individual lessons, shooting clinics."
Freshour Redmond's degree from Florida State was in sports management, and she knew she wanted to stay around the game of basketball.
"This is my passion in life," she said. "I absolutely knew it's God's gift to me, and this is what I'm good at. No way could I be a doctor or anything like that. I enjoy what I do a lot."
While in high school, Freshour Redmond played three years of AAU basketball for current North girls coach Pat McKee.
"Before her injury, we called her 'Air Mara,' like 'Air Jordan,'" McKee said. "She would make plays that very few girls could make. When college coaches came to see her play, every single one of them fell in love with the athleticism that she displayed. She could still be playing pro ball in Europe if that's what she wanted to do. She's that good."
Her former coaches were impressed with her off the court as well.
"She's a fabulous kid," McKee said. "She's a wonderful player and a wonderful person."
"She was a great athlete, but she was even a greater person," Harmon said. "A lot of times you have kids with a lot of talent, and they're not quite as humble. She's really bound by her faith. Her ethics, her morals, her values were top-notch. She's the epitome of what you want any of your student-athletes to be like."


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Reviving this for GG.
Blackest- I put St Margarets GC in Titchfield on here but didn't know how to make the balloon green rather than blue
Done it for you Bev - Just worked out how to do it so I'm 'trigger happy'
Thanks TT for thinking for me!
However, so far I'm foxed. Do you have to sign in with google because I haven't registered with them? Where the heck is the blue balloon to drag??
Morning GG, you need to be registered on Google and signed in to edit the map. I could put you on if you like.
Yes, you have to register first GG. If you want, I can do it for you unless you want the challenge! It's amusing where some people end up.
How funny Lorraine. It's like wanting to be the milk moniter.
I'll have a go, Lorraine and TT, and turn to you if I despair!! Thanks again.
Well I improved my map skill this morning, TT, by learning how to change the balloon - the new found knowledge has gone to my head ! Best leave this alone now and get on with what I'm supposed to be doing.
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I`ve just added myself to Hartley Wintney
Hi all i cant believe so few on the map from Ireland nil from N.Ireland
Hi James. Hope I put you in the right spot! I am a refugee from Beeb forum. How is your daughter these days?
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Hi Tina Daughter is good she is home for the weekend she is in manchester working till friday then moves down south to a new position health is good hope it stays that way on way to airport shortly her mam is still upset about her leaveing home
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Don't worry James. Her Mam will get used to it. Pleased to hear that she is now well and will, hopefully, stay that way.
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The idea of granting student-loan debtors forgiveness has a nice sound, but would be bad public policy. It also would be an insult to those many who do as they should, which is repay the loans. And it would be a further insult to the taxpayers, who were assured this program would help students without hurting taxpayers — because the students would pay the loans back.
Advocates for debt forgiveness have been turning over every rock they could find, looking for excuses to justify giving students free passes on their loans. They are trying to blame private, for-profit colleges, which they say oversold their services to unqualified students. They are trying to blame the bad economy for not providing jobs for graduates. They are trying to blame banks which granted the loans for trying to collect them, as they are legally entitled to do. They are trying to blame state colleges for raising tuitions, thereby increasing how much students had to borrow in order to enter and stay in school.
But they have forgotten the real culprits in the matter of overdue student loans: The non-paying students themselves.
Surely, those students had to know that if they took out student loans, they would have to pay them back. Many, if not most, students and former students are doing just that. But many others are victims of problems they created themselves.
They dropped out of school, lowering the value of whatever education they did have when it came to job-seeking. Some of these folks had majored in subjects they weren't equipped to handle. Others spent all their loan funds on beer and other student fun. Others majored in subjects where no job prospects existed on graduation.
Student loan terms were made tough on purpose when they were formulated: For example, they can't be discharged in bankruptcy.
Perhaps payment terms could be extended in real hardship cases, and interest rates adjusted, but forgiveness wouldn't please the taxpayers who would be left paying the bill.


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State officials are reminding homeowners and contractors that it is illegal to burn logs, branches and other debris resulting from tornadoes that ripped through North Carolina over the weekend.
Sheila Holman of the N.C. Division of Air Quality says while officials sympathize with the plight of those who suffered storm damage, they don't want people to create more problems by burning debris.
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Washington, DC, tops charts with $159 in annual parking ticket revenue per resident
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Editor's note: This is a guest Parking Today Blog post by Ryan Neu, Co-founder of TicketZen (www.ticketzen.com),
the company that says it has "unified and optimized the way we pay parking tickets." JVH
Parking in major metropolitan cities is no walk in the park.
US cities generate billions of dollars in parking-related fines every
year. While all cities have different policies and vendors to handle parking ticket issuance and collections, we at TicketZen set out to understand how some of the country's biggest cities stack up in terms of parking ticket revenue generation.
We reviewed the parking ticket revenue and population of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston and Washington, DC.
Approximate Population
New York – 8,210,000
Los Angeles – 3,850,000
San Francisco – 812,000
Boston – 625,000
Washington, DC – 580,000
Next, we looked up the actual parking ticket revenue from the most recently available Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports. In 2011, New York City was the clear front-runner, with almost $600 million in collected parking fine revenue. Boston collected the lowest amount of parking fine revenue at $62.5 million.
Approximate Parking Ticket Revenue
New York City – $591,000,000
Chicago – $263,228,000
Los Angeles – $158,417,000
Washington, DC – $92,600,000
San Francisco – $88,000,000
Boston – $62,500,000
New York City is 14 times bigger than Washington, DC, so it's no surprise that New York generates more parking ticket revenue than Washington. However, if you look at the amount of parking ticket revenue collected by New York City and break it down into a parking-fine-to-resident level, a different story emerges.
Parking Ticket Fines Per Resident
Of these six cities, we know that New York issues the most parking tickets, but which generates the most parking ticket revenue per resident? By dividing the actual parking ticket revenue by the city's population, Washington, DC, tops the chart.
Annual Parking Ticket Fine Amount
Per Resident
Washington, DC – $159
San Francisco – $108
Boston – $99
Chicago – $97
New York City – $71
Los Angeles – $41
Of the sampled cities, Washington, DC, is the most aggressive in terms of ticket revenue generated per resident. It collects about $159 of parking fine revenue per resident, which is more than 2 times the amount generated by NYC per resident. Next on the list is San Francisco ($108), Boston ($99), Chicago ($97), New York City ($71) and Los Angeles ($41).
DC's parking office has received a lot of attention recently. In 2011, it generated the same amount of parking ticket revenue as Los Angeles, with only 17,000 parking meters (as compared with 40,000 in Los Angeles).
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Broward's Ritter is latest target of anonymous e-book author
Another electronic book by an anonymous author has been published about a Broward public official.
This one's about Broward County Commissioner Stacy Ritter, a former state representative, and her spouse, Russ Klenet, a lobbyist.
The book is 146 pages, and calls itself the first of many editions. It also calls itself a blogography, which I've gathered from reading the last one is a book that liberally lifts from local media and even snatches blog comments that appeared online on news websites, and publishes them.
Price: $12.50.
For slightly less money, customers can buy the previous book under the pen name Anonymous -- the one about Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti. Click here for a memory refresher on that.
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LONDON (AP) — Defending champion and third seed Andy Murray has reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals for the seventh year in a row with a 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 win over 20th-seeded Kevin Anderson of South Africa. Murray has won all 12 sets he's played in the tournament this year, dropping 32 games. His All-England Club winning streak is 17 matches, including the run to a gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics.
Top-seed Novak Djokovic (NOH'-vak JOH'-kuh-vich) fought through shoulder pain to beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (SAHNG'-guh) 6-3, 6-4, 7-6.
Grigor Dimitrov (GREE-gohr dih-MEE'-trahv) and Marin Cilic (CHEE'-leech) also won their fourth-round matches in straight sets, and Stan Wawrinka (vahv-REEN'-kah) won his third-round match in three sets.
Feliciano Lopez eliminated John Isner (IHZ'-nur) 6-7, 7-6, 7-6, 7-5. Isner's ouster means no American singles player reached the round of 16 at Wimbledon, something that hadn't happened since 1911.
Three of the top four women's seeds have now been eliminated with the loss by No. 4 Agnieszka Radwanska (ahg-nee-ESH'-kuh rahd-VAHN'-skuh). The 2012 Wimbledon runner-up fell in the fourth round to 22nd-seeded Ekaterina Makarova of Russia 6-3, 6-0. The top two seeds, Serena Williams and Li Na (nah), lost last week.
Former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki (wohz-nee-AK'-ee) lost her fourth-round match to unseeded Barbora Zahlavova Strycova 6-2, 7-5.
No. 13 Eugenie Bouchard (yoo-JEE'-nee boo-SHARD') has advanced by beating the woman who ousted top seed Serena Williams, Alize Cornet (uh-LEEZ'-ay kohr-NAY'). Bouchard won the last four games to post a 7-6, 7-5 victory and reach the quarterfinals. Bouchard is the only woman this year to have advanced to the semifinals of both Grand Slam tournaments earlier this year.
Petra Kvitova (kuh-VIT'-oh-vah) and Lucie Safarova also advanced.
Madison Keys of the U.S. withdrew from her uncompleted third-round match because of a left thigh injury. The 30th-seeded Keys won her first tour title at the Eastbourne grass-court Wimbledon warm-up.
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NFL reporter Mike Klis analyzes and projects the first round of the draft, which will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday. Unlike most analysts, Klis believes league executives will place a higher grade on defensive players than offensive tackles. And good luck finding a mock draft that has the defensive-desperate Broncos coming away with two offensive skill positions in the first round:
1. Detroit Lions (0-16)
Look at that record and it would be quicker to sum up what they don't need. Outside linebacker Aaron Curry is the best choice here, but the Lions might as well spend big money on a quarterback. (Eight picks; two in first, third, sixth rounds; none in fourth, fifth). Possible pick: Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia
2. St. Louis Rams (2-14)
It's not good when you pick in this spot two years in a row. New coach Steve Spagnuolo is too defensive-minded to pass on the best defensive player. (Seven picks; one in each round). Possible pick: Curry, OLB, Wake Forest
3. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)
The first of four New England-influenced teams that aren't New England. The Chiefs already spent $23 million guaranteed on DT Glenn Dorsey last year, so they make surprise pick by taking best defensive end for their new 3-4 system. (Seven picks; none in second; two in seventh). Possible pick: Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU
4. Seattle Seahawks (4-12)
They have so many needs and unlike his predecessor Mike Holmgren, new coach Jim Mora is defensive-minded. Drafting a left tackle would be an insult to Walter Jones, so Seahawks will go defense. (10 picks; four in seventh). Possible pick: B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College
5. Cleveland Browns (4-12)
I don't think Eric Mangini wants to trade QB Brady Quinn. It's easier to understand Mangini getting down on WR Braylon Edwards, who had a bad case of the drops last season. (Five picks; two in seventh; none in third, fifth, seventh). Possible pick: Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech
6. Cincinnati Bengals (4-11-1)
If QB Carson Palmer doesn't stay healthy, the Bengals don't have a chance. It's time to protect Palmer by ending the slow start on tackles. (11 picks; two in third, sixth, seventh). Possible pick: Jason Smith, LT, Baylor
7. Oakland Raiders (5-11)
In their past two drafts, the Raiders have taken a QB (JaMarcus Russell) and a RB (Darren McFadden), and now they need a receiver. Everyone knows Al Davis wants speed at receiver. (Five picks; none in fifth, sixth). Possible pick: Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri
8. Denver Broncos (8-8)
Yes, I have the Broncos trading with Jacksonville so they can take QB Mark Sanchez. The way this board is falling could present a worst-case scenario for the Broncos as they like Raji and Jackson. (10 picks; two in first, third, seventh) Possible pick: Sanchez, QB, USC
9. Green Bay Packers (6-10)
With a disappointing start to life after Brett Favre last season, the Packers desperately need to protect QB Aaron Rodgers and rebuild their roster for the defensive 3-4. (Nine picks; two in third, sixth). Possible pick: Brian Orakpo, OLB, Texas
10. San Francisco 49ers (7-9)
After whiffing on QB Alex Smith with the No. 1 pick in 2005, GM Scot McCloughan may be gun-shy about moving to get Sanchez. And new coach Mike Singletary will want defense. (Nine picks; two in fifth, seventh). Possible pick: Andre Smith, LT, Alabama
11. Buffalo Bills (7-9)
As much as they'd love to take TE Brandon Pettigrew, the Bills need to fix a pass rush that mustered only 24 sacks last year. (Nine picks; two in first, fourth). Possible pick: Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee
12. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11)
After picking in the eighth spot last year, and paying a $17.1 million guarantee to the headache that was DE Derrick Harvey, no team wants to trade down this year more than the Jags. The Jags then fortify their offensive line. (Nine picks; three in seventh). Possible pick: Eugene Monroe, LT, Virginia
13. Washington Redskins (8-8)
It's one thing to try to upgrade QB Jason Campbell with Jay Cutler, who's a proven starter. It's another to wait for Sanchez to develop. There's a greater need for a pass rusher. (Five picks; none in second, fourth). Possible pick: Everette Brown, DE, Florida State
14. New Orleans Saints (8-8)
The Saints have to make their first pick count and their priority has to be in their secondary. They take the best defensive back, if not necessarily the best cornerback. (Four picks; two in fourth; none in second, third, fifth, sixth). Possible pick: Malcolm Jenkins, S-CB, Ohio State
15. Houston Texans (8-8)
Broncos-raised coach Gary Kubiak and GM Rick Smith have done a nice job bringing this expansion franchise from 2-14 to 6-10 to 8-8. They need one more good draft to take that next step to 10-6. (Eight picks; two in fourth). Possible pick: Brian Cushing, OLB, USC
16. San Diego Chargers (8-8)
One reason LaDainian Tomlinson has been slowing down is his offensive line has been battered. Still, GM A.J. Smith has to feel like he has enough offense and defense has to be the priority. (Eight picks; none in second; three in fourth). Possible pick: Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
17. New York Jets (9-7)
For the second time this month, the Broncos thwart the Jets' bid to upgrade their QB. Jets know Percy Harvin's marijuana problem won't play well, but they also saw how the Giants dearly missed Plaxico Burress. (Six picks; none in fifth). Possible pick: Harvin, WR, Florida
18. Broncos (from Bears for Cutler)
I know. I know. What about the defensive line? That's why man made second and third rounds. With the Broncos' top defensive players gone, they take best available player who still fits a need. Possible pick: Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-7)
A depth chart headed by Luke McCown and Brian Griese demands a new QB. The third-best in this draft, Josh Freeman, has some skills the top two, Stafford and Sanchez, don't. (Seven picks; none in second; two in seventh). Possible pick: Freeman, QB, Kansas State
20. Detroit Lions
From Cowboys for Roy Williams. Possible pick: Michael Oher, LT, Mississippi
21. Philadelphia Eagles (9-6-1)
First time in three years the Eagles have had a first-round pick — and they have two. After failing to deal for Kansas City TE Tony Gonzalez, the Eagles have a need and a big-time tight end prospect to fill it. (10 picks; none in fourth; four in fifth; two in sixth). Possible pick: Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State
22. Minnesota Vikings (10-6)
After quietly getting involved with the Cutler talks, the Vikings will have to upgrade their passing game by giving new QB Sage Rosenfels another big-play weapon. (Six picks; none in fourth, sixth; two seventh). Possible pick: Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland
23. New England Patriots (11-5)
Teams generally get old about one year before it becomes evident. Are the Pats finally on the downside of their great run? They especially need LB help outside Jerod Mayo. (11 picks; three in second; two in third, sixth). Possible pick: James Laurinaitis, ILB, Ohio State
24. Atlanta Falcons (11-5)
There aren't many mock drafts that didn't have the Falcons taking Pettigrew, but that was before GM Thomas Dimitroff pulled off deal for Kansas City TE Gonzalez. Falcons now need to replace Domonique Foxworth. (Seven picks; two in fifth; none in seventh). Possible pick: Darius Butler, CB, Connecticut
25. Miami Dolphins (11-5)
Most mocks have the Dolphins taking a defensive back because they lost Andre Goodman and Renaldo Hill to free agency and the Broncos, or wide receiver. But everything being equal, Bill Parcells always goes with men up front and at 330-something pounds, Ron Brace is a man. (Nine picks; two in second, seventh). Possible pick: Brace, NT, Boston College
26. Baltimore Ravens (11-5)
They need offensive firepower, but their biggest loss of the offseason was outside linebacker Bart Scott, who signed a big free-agent deal with the Jets. (Six picks; none in seventh). Possible pick: Larry English, OLB, Northern Illinois
27. Indianapolis Colts (12-4)
It's possible they could give Peyton Manning another young receiver to replace the departed Marvin Harrison, but the franchise quarterback would benefit more from a defense that can get off the field. (Eight picks; two in fourth). Possible pick: Peria Jerry, DT, Ole Miss
28. Philadelphia Eagles
From Buffalo for Jason Peters. Possible pick: Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB, Ohio State
29. New York Giants (12-4)
Strange how the Giants overcame defensive losses of bookend defensive ends Michael Strahan and Osi Umenyiora but couldn't overcome the loss of WR Plaxico Burress. (10 picks; two in second, third, fifth). Possible pick: Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina
30. Tennessee Titans (13-3)
They've got age in a secondary that got beat on two Joe Flacco deep balls in AFC playoffs. (10 picks; two in fourth, sixth, seventh). Possible pick: Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan
31. Arizona Cardinals (9-7)
They reached the Super Bowl despite having the 32nd-ranked rushing offense. And they lost third-down back J.J. Arrington. But they can wait until second round and take a big back like Iowa's Shonn Greene. (Eight picks; two in seventh). Possible pick: Aaron Maybin, DE/OLB, Penn State
32. Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4)
As Super Bowl XLIII showed, the defending champions can be had in the passing game. (Nine picks; two in fifth, seventh). Possible pick: Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois
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Guest Commentary
Jack Drescher, MD
January 23rd, 2009
Jack Drescher, MD, is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst in private practice in New York City. Dr. Drescher is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and presently serves as a Consultant to APA's Committee on Public Affairs. He is past Chair of APA's Committee on GLB Issues. Dr. Drescher is Author of Psychoanalytic Therapy and the Gay Man (The Analytic Press) and is Emeritus Editor of the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health.
The city of Portland, Oregon is being rocked by a political sex scandal. This one has many of the familiar ingredients of the genre: a sexual relationship between a politician and an intern, a newspaper ferreting out the story, a lying elected official and an ineffective cover up an affair, calls to come clean, a belated admission of culpability, and a sense that the public trust has once again been betrayed.
In this case, the sex involves Portland's newly elected Mayor Sam Adams and an eighteen-year-old male intern. And the scandal is stirring debate in Portland's LGBT community, pitting those who believe the Mayor should be forgiven his transgressions and those clamoring for his resignation.
Gay people calling for a gay politician's head for having sex? This seems a far cry from the attitudes that prevailed within the fledgling gay liberation movement that emerged after the 1969 Stonewall riots. In the 1970s, gay liberation was seen as a metaphor for other forms of liberation: third world countries were to be liberated from colonial oppression; African-Americans and other people of color were to be liberated from white oppression; women were to be liberated from male domination; gays and lesbians were to be freed from heterosexual oppression.
At the time, freedom from heterosexual oppression was also taken to mean opposing conventional, heterosexual beliefs about what constituted acceptable forms of sexuality. Gay writers like John Rechy idealized and glamorized the sexual outlaws who sexually engaged with anonymous and multiple partners. It was a time when calling someone "promiscuous" could reasonably be interpreted as envy of that person's sexual prowess.
This early movement called for decriminalizing all consensual sexual activities between adults. Some would even argue for legalizing sexual activities between adults and minors. Sexual liberation meant there could be no bad sex as long as the sex was voluntary.
How times have changed. Today, the LGBT civil rights movement has shifted its focus from a radical sexual liberation to more conservative issues, like the right to marry, the right to raise children, the right to serve in the military, and access to health care. The Stonewall's bottle-throwing drag queens could never have imagined that the movement they fired up would one day bring us Log Cabin Republicans or openly gay evangelical Christians.
How did this happen? Among other reasons, the sexual outlaws of the 1970s did not envision the devastation of the AIDS epidemic that emerged in the 1980s. And although the gay liberation movement did not bring about a radical rethinking of acceptable forms of open sexual expression among the heterosexual majority, it did create what might be called a gay consciousness in the general culture. The generations who came after the sexual liberationists would shape their gay and lesbian identities to suit their own needs.
Thus it appears that while those early sexual transgressors may have paved the way for Mayor Adams to win his election as an openly gay man, the cost of mainstream acceptance has required giving up the more outre elements of sexual liberation. He should not be surprised if the LGBT community does not support him. Today, there are millions of kids being raised by gay and lesbian parents. And just like straight parents, they don't want politicians coming on to their kids.


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Every year we see new things in the world of nail art. Last year it was crackle nails and this year the nail art industry came up with magnetic nails!
This article is all about what magnetic nail paints are, how they work and how you can use them to create a beautiful nail art! Before we show you how to use them for your nail art, let us first see what they are.
What are magnetic nails?
It's basically a technique where magnetic nail paint is used to create very pretty nail art design. Magnetic polishes invariably come in many metallic shades.
How does a magnet nail polish work?
Magnet polishes create beautiful 3D nail effects as this polish is made up of specially developed and formulated metallic particles that are meant to create a 3d pattern on nails using magnetic forces.
As you hold the magnet over nail, the iron powder in the formula of magnetic polish gravitates towards the magnet forming the pattern similar to the design made up on the magnet. The magnet is either included in the cap of your polish or provided extra with the nail polish. You can try these polishes from china glaze,faces,Claire's etc. the cost of these polish varies from Rs. 550 to 600 depending upon the brand you are buying.
Though it is costly, it is definitely worth a try. You can make many designs using following steps such as funky French magnetic manicures or accented magnetic manicures and you can do your nails on both hands effortlessly. Here I have done full nail magnetic manicure.
How to do magnetic nail art:
1. Remove any oil or old nail polish from your nails using acetone free nail remover as acetone is very harsh on our nails and apply base coat. Let it dry completely.
2. Now set aside the cap of or magnet of your magnetic polish.
3. Apply generous coat of magnetic polish to one of your nails. I suggest working one nail at a time. Because you have to be very quick and put the magnet over your nail polish before it dries. Hold the magnet very close to the nail for 10-15 seconds, take care that you don't touch the nail with the magnet otherwise it will ruin your manicure and put bald patches on it.
4. Repeat this step on all your nails and when dry, apply your topcoat to seal in your new nail design and you are done.
P.S. magnets comes in many design with horizontal lines to hearts and swirls and you can check the nail magnet pattern before buying or you can buy extra magnets with different designs to add variety of patterns in your stash. How to do magnetic nails becomes a not so troubling technique with this.
From where you can buy these polishes?
These polishes are available at different cosmetics counters such as faces ones at your nearest malls or some online sites are selling these and separate magnets with different designs.
Here is the final result:
Are you interested to try more nail art designs to do in your spare time at home? There are many free nail art ideas you can get in the nail art android app. Just download it and get interesting designs on your nails.
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It's nice to see basic safety at the top of the list of threads, even though it has probably been rehashed many times on this and every other cycling related forum it is a subject that should never be forsaken. (I am sorry that one of you're recent references to safety was inspired by a nasty sounding crash, hope you're healing well )
Along with helmets, gloves and a razor blade (for shaving that leg hair ), one should never venture out without eye protection. It's no fun taking a UFO in the eye at 20+mph in traffic. A resulting crash would be even less fun.
Also a rear view mirror is very important if your on the road to keep an eye on traffic approaching from behind. We are just as responsible to yeild to cars as they are to yield to us.


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The Eagles avoided major injuries after three days of training camp, but they aren't 100 percent injury-free.
Wide receiver Riley Cooper, running back Chris Polk and center Julian Vandervelde are missing practice Wednesday. Cooper is dealing with a foot injury, coach Chip Kelly said, while Polk is nursing a hamstring tweak and Vandervelde is sidelined with a sore back.
Kelly said none of the injuries is considered major and all could be back "shortly." Of the three, only Cooper is a starter.
Jeff Maehl has taken snaps in Cooper's absence.
A committee of backs has replaced Polk on various sub teams. David Molk has taken over at center for Vandervelde.
Nose tackle Bennie Logan was in a helmet and appears to be full-go after dealing with a hamstring issue. His spot was held down mostly by Damion Square and rookie Beau Allen.


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Suitland DB talks Terps commitment
Five minutes was all it took for Jeremiah Johnson to decide his college future.
The Suitland High defensive back was summoned to College Park shortly after participating in Maryland's summer football camp. On June 30, Johnson and his parents met with the Terps' staff.
"We sat down in the coach's office and they explained to me that they were offering [a scholarship]," Johnson said. "I guess about five minutes later, I accepted the offer. ... Maryland was actually my first offer. And it's amazing how one day I wake up with no offers, and then that same night I'm already committed to a school. So it's very exciting."
Word of the 5-foot-11, 154-pounder's decision traveled fast. Johnson said Rivals.com ran a story on his commitment hours after it happened. By the next day, all of his teammates had read the story and offered their congratulations. None were surprised with his choice, which was obviously an easy one for him to make.
"I guess first off, because it's the hometown team and I always root for the hometown team," Johnson said. "I've been watching football since I was young, and my dad was a big Maryland fan. He actually lived right across the street from Maryland's campus. A lot of my family [members are] Maryland fans. And I like Coach Friedgen and the program that he runs."
Suitland coach Ed Shields was surprised Johnson didn't have other scholarship offers, although he expected they would eventually come. Still, Johnson's recruitment progressed in a somewhat natural fashion.
"I really think he was flying under the radar," Shields said. "That's just one where I think Maryland had seen the highlight film, they had seen his results from combines and stuff like that, so it's just one of those things. And it's really good, because Maryland should get the ones in their backyard that other people haven't caught onto yet. That's the way it ought to work, so it worked out very well."
Johnson, who has started for Suitland since his sophomore year, had another theory for his low-profile recruitment.
"Well I think ... as far as the first offer, a lot of colleges might be scared to make that first one," Johnson said. "They might like what they see, but they say 'there might be a reason this kid doesn't have any offers yet.' But Maryland really liked what they saw in me, and they weren't scared to take a chance. That's another reason I really respect Maryland, because they didn't second-guess me."
Shields was the longtime head coach at Northwestern High in Hyattsville before coming to Suitland four years ago. After Rams coach Nick Lynch was tragically killed in an automobile accident last winter, Shields was tabbed as his replacement. Prior to his elevation to the top spot, Shields was the defensive backs coach. He recalled Johnson's play as an undersized 10th-grader, noting his discipline and athleticism. From that year on, Shields expected big things from Johnson.
"Number one, he's a fantastic athlete," Shields said. "But more important, he's very smart. He played for us in the 10th grade when we won the South region. He was one of the people that was helping us. He picks things up very quickly. And he just seems very mature … and that's why we're looking for big things from him next year. He just has this presence about him. He's a good leader, a good athlete and a very good student as well. Sometimes you don't get all of those things, but he's the whole package."
Johnson will spend the rest of this summer adding weight to his 154-pound frame. The UM coaches said they'd like to see him put on 15-20 pounds, so he's been hitting the weight room on a regular basis.
While it's been a week since Johnson made his commitment to the Terps, the excitement hasn't subsided.
"I'm still very excited," Johnson said. "It's a lot to take in. I'm only 16 years old, and just having a full scholarship from a Division I university [is unbelievable]. But I'm so excited. Once I graduate and get ready to go to Maryland, I'll put in a lot of work and hopefully we can win a national championship."


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Bruce Adler
Performer, Writer
( b. Nov 27, 1944 New York, New York, USA - d. Jul 25, 2008 Davie, Florida, USA ) Male
A canny, rubber-faced and physically agile comic actor, Mr. Adler made his Broadway debut playing the itinerant peddler Ali Hakim in the 1979 revival of Oklahoma! directed by William Hammerstein. The following decade brought Broadway appearances in the short-lived original comedy Oh, Brother! and the equally brief 1987 revival of the 1920s play Broadway.
He found his greatest success in the early 1990s, netting Tony nominations for his work in Those Were the Days (1990) and Crazy for You (1992). The former, a revue, was a project close to his heart: a collection of songs and sketches from the days when Second Avenue was a bustling showbiz thoroughfare known at the Yiddish Rialto, and his parents were two of its stars. The revue included songs by such one-time Yiddish theatre luminaries as Sholom Secunda and Joseph Rumshinsky. Mr. Adler himself provided "additional material."
Mr. Adler also performed extensively in regional theatre. He played in Cole Porter's Red, Hot and Blue at the Paper Mill Playhouse in 2001 and the Muny (St. Louis summer theatre), in Anything Goes, in 1999. Other roles include Tevye in Fiddler On The Roof, Fagin in Oliver!, Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls, Bill Snibson in Me and My Girl, Hysterium in A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum, Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast, and famed lyricist Sammy Cahn in Come Fly With Me. He toured in his own one-man evening Song and Dance Man, which celebrated all of his performing heroes.
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Community Notes
Divorce support group
PERU — Grace United Methodist Church will host a weekly Wednesday divorce support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Liberty Family Restaurant, 1131 Shooting Park Rd., Peru. All divorced or separated persons are welcome. For more information, call Toni Lucas at 270-703-9799.
PMH Auxiliary plans bazaar
PRINCETON — The Perry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor its annual Candy Cane Bazaar from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday in the north and south lobbies of the hospital. The event will include gifts, a cookie sale, pecans, black walnuts, cookbooks and more in the north lobby. Complimentary refreshments and a gift shop will be in the south lobby. The hospital cafeteria will have a $5 lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Funds raised from the sales will be used to purchase needed equipment for the hospital. For more information, call 815-879-7431.
Glow light giveaway
PRINCETON — The Princeton Jaycees will hold its annual glow light necklace giveaway from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday at the Princeton Fire Department. The Jaycees will be handing out glow light necklaces in exchange for a non-perishable food item to benefit the local food pantry.
Fall cleanup
SPRING VALLEY — Fall cleanup will begin at Valley Memorial Park Cemetery in Spring Valley on Friday. Vases will be turned down and all decorations remaining will be disposed of. Winter decorations may be places after Nov. 15.
Annual dinner
PRINCETON — Simon Cordery, chairman of the history department at Western Illinois University, will be the guest speaker at the Bureau County Historical Society's annual dinner on Nov. 7 at the Ye Olde Underground Inn, 219 S. Sixth St. in Princeton. Social time is 6 p.m. and dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. "A History of Illinois Railroads" will be the theme of Cordery's presentation with a special feature on Bureau County. The cost of the dinner is $25 per person. The deadline for reservations is Thursday. The Underground Inn is handicapped accessible. For more information, contact the Bureau County Historical Society at 815-875-2184.
Auxiliary workshop
PRINCETON — American Legion Woman's Auxiliary Unit 125 of Princeton will conduct its Veterans Day workshop at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 6 at the Legion home. Members should note the date change. For information, contact Clara Pease, VA&R chairman, at 815-872-0430. Donations of snack items, candies, cookies, pudding cups, fruit cups, special diet snacks and popcorn are always welcome. Donations can be taken to any meeting or to the workshop.
Training class
OHIO — Living Works will present a training class for the community from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Nov. 13 at Ohio High School, 103 S. Memorial St. in Ohio. suicideTALK is about a 90-minute exploration in suicide awareness. It is recommended for all adults and high school age. Organized around the question, "Should we talk about suicide?" it provides a structure in which session members can safely explore some of the most challenging attitudinal issues about suicide, and encourages every member to find a part that they can play in preventing suicide.


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Heart Attack – Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) Report Card
A heart attack (also called an acute myocardial infarction) happens when the arteries leading to the heart become blocked and the blood supply is slowed or stopped. When the heart muscle can't get the oxygen and nutrients it needs, the part of the heart tissue that is affected may die. Every year, about one million people suffer a heart attack. It is among the leading causes of hospital admission for Medicare beneficiaries, age 65 and older.
The symptoms of a heart attack can include:
Sometimes there may be no symptoms, especially if you have diabetes. Women sometimes have different symptoms, such as a different kind of chest pain and/or abdominal pain.
More information about heart health:American Heart Association
National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health
Key IndicatorsScientific evidence indicates that the following measures represent the best practices for the treatment of a heart attack. Higher scores are better.
Aspirin at arrivalEarly treatment with aspirin significantly reduces mortality from a heart attack. Chewing an aspirin as soon as symptoms of a heart attack begin may help reduce the severity of the attack. It is not applicable to those patients who are allergic to aspirin.
Aspirin at dischargeThe long-term use of aspirin after a heart attack can significantly reduce the risk of another heart attack or stroke. Aspirin can have side effects like stomach inflammation, bleeding, or allergic reactions, so talk to your doctor before using aspirin on a regular basis to make sure it's safe for you.
ACE inhibitor or ARB for left ventricular systolic dysfunctionACE (angiotensin converting enzyme) inhibitors and ARBs (angiotensin receptor blockers) medications are very beneficial in those patients with heart failure and decreased function of the left side of the heart. Early treatment with ACE inhibitors and ARBs in patients who have heart failure symptoms or decreased heart function after a heart attack can reduce mortality from future heart attacks. Due to different functionality of two types of drugs, your doctor will decide which drug is most appropriate for you.
Beta Blocker at dischargeBeta blocker medications are used to lower blood pressure, treat chest pain (angina) and heart failure, and to help prevent a heart attack. The use of beta blocker after a heart attack is associated with a lower risk of long-term morbidity and mortality.
Fibrinolytic medication received within 30 minutes of hospital arrivalFibrinolytic drugs are medicines that can help dissolve blood clots in blood vessels and improve blood flow to your heart.
PCI received within 90 minutes of hospital arrivalPercutaneous Coronary Interventions (PCI) are procedures that are among the most effective ways to open blocked blood vessels and help prevent further heart muscle damage. Improving blood flow to your heart as quickly as possible lessens the damage to your heart muscle. It also can increase your chances of surviving a heart attack.
Smoking cessation advice/counselingSmoking increases the risk for developing blood clots and heart disease that can result in a heart attack, heart failure or stroke. Patients who receive even brief smoking-cessation advice from their physicians are more likely to quit.
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Hospital Compare
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The Girl Guides Association of South Africa serves over 30 girls and young women in South Africa many of whom are from rural and poverty stricken areas. Solar cooking is included as a life skill in our girl activity programmes. We have recently launched a "Save our Planet!" project which includes teaching more girls and young women about the value of solar energy as a mean of reducing our carbon footprint.
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World famous harmonica-player Mike Stevens, and renowned bluegrass musician, historian, and professor Raymond McLain took time out of their whirlwind trip throughout the YK Delta and sat down for a conversation and a few songs with KYUK's Kristin Hall and Rybo Shore.
Combined Stevens and McLain have played over 100 times on "The Grand Ole Opry" at the historic Ryman Auditorium. They've also been traveling the globe and the YK Delta spreading a positive message through the music they play. The best part though is that they give great interviews. Check it out below.
Stevens and McLain will be performing at the Cultural Center in Bethel June 26th starting at 7pm; admission is $5.00.
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What the hell is wrong with Sega?Submitted by mike on Sun, 07/20/2008 - 04:36
An open letter to Sega.
A new swear wordSubmitted by mike on Wed, 07/02/2008 - 00:55
I strive for language efficiency.
Oh my!Submitted by tim on Tue, 07/01/2008 - 22:53
Cell phones are awesome, especially mine.Submitted by tim on Tue, 07/01/2008 - 22:05
served by mouse
Gay: Point/Counterpoint #1Submitted by mike on Tue, 06/24/2008 - 23:52
Manly or not manly?
A conversation leads to turmoil...
At the beginning of the conversation, Mike is complaining to Patrick.
Blessings of almighty Thor be upon you, men.Submitted by ryan on Sun, 06/15/2008 - 03:06
For unmanly acts there is but one punishment, one method of atonement: to bleed the sin from one's body.
Every night I recount to Thor my sins of femininity, and every night I lay prostrate before the stone altar.
Every night I bleed, and my manhood is purified.
The Great Swingset RaceSubmitted by mike on Sat, 06/14/2008 - 05:20
This is a story about the dudes' Great Swing Race.
Harry Potter?!Submitted by tim on Sat, 06/14/2008 - 04:09
I, boy wonder, came up with this. The rest of the dudes don't understand it, but I know the kids will get it.
A wonderful songSubmitted by ryan on Sat, 06/14/2008 - 04:01
Mike and Tim seem to have done something incredibly unmanly and played music and sung. What faggots. Anyway, here is their song. It's about some humming asshole or something. I dunno, I didn't listen to it. Fags.
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- Mar 9:
- CSU Rams lose at rival Wyoming in tuneup for Mountain West Tournament
- DU Pioneers eager to succeed in first Summit League Tournament
- CU Buffs lose in OT at Cal in regular-season finale
- Improving Pac-12 looking to make some noise in NCAA Tournament
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- Colorado beats Stanford 59-56 for big Pac-12 win
- Colorado needs "X-factor" Wesley Gordon to return to form
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FORT COLLINS — In his 23 seasons as a head basketball coach, Colorado State's Larry Eustachy said he hasn't seen many teams win a game while shooting 32 percent — especially against a talented opponent like New Mexico.
That's why Eustachy couldn't be upset after a 68-66 loss Saturday to the Lobos, the defending Mountain West champions. CSU hit just 18-for-56 (.321) from the field.
"It's hard to play when you're not making shots," Eustachy said. "But we took it to the wire. I'm so proud of my guys."
A Moby Arena crowd of 5,592 held its breath as CSU junior guard Daniel Bejarano took an inbounds pass with 6.1 seconds remaining and the Rams down by two points.
Bejarano, who would finish with a team-best 21 points, dribbled the remaining length of the court and tossed a floater toward the basket with a second to go. But the ball caught the edge of the backboard and bounced away as the buzzer sounded.
"That's the play we wanted," Eustachy said.
Despite cold shooting, CSU (12-8, 3-4) traded leads with New Mexico for much of the game by hustling for loose balls and grabbing 12 offensive rebounds.
"It's very disappointing; we were right there," Bejarano said.
New Mexico (15-4, 6-1) became the first Lobos team since 1984 to win its first four conference road games. The Lobos were without injured 7-footer Alex Kirk (left leg). But two seniors, 6-4 guard Kendall Williams ( 23 points) and 6-9 forward Cameron Bairstow (19), carried the load. Eustachy predicted all three Lobos stars will play in the NBA.
Williams hit 1-of-2 free throws with 6.1 seconds remaining to make it 68-66.
Eustachy argued that a mistake by the shot clock operator penalized his team. New Mexico got the ball with 40 seconds remaining after a CSU miss. Eustachy shouted at his players not to foul, hoping for a missed shot by the Lobos. But the 35-second shot clock was not reset, and instead became synchronized with the game clock.
The CSU bench frantically ordered the Rams' players to foul, and Williams made a free throw with 10.1 seconds left for a 67-64 lead. CSU's Jon Octeus hit two free throws with seven seconds left, but the Rams had to foul Williams again.
"As Coach (Eustachy) says, we can't let the game come down to officiating or the clock," CSU guard Joe De Ciman said.
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Oliver Stone Takes On George W. Bush
Slate's advance look at Bush, the movie.
An early draft of Oliver Stone's Bush, the life story of our 43rd president, has been leaked to ABC and is garnering attention from various news outlets. Not to be outdone, Slate has acquired a copy of the screenplay, dated October 15, 2007, and titled Bush, though IMDB now lists the working title as W. In Stone's words, the film asks: "How did Bush go from being an alcoholic bum to the most powerful figure in the world?"
The screenplay, written by Stanley Weiser, plays up the rivalry between W. and his father, suggests at least one conspiracy theory, and dramatizes W.'s near-fatal encounter with a pretzel in 2002. But compared with Stone's paranoid take on the JFK assassination, the script lacks imagination. For the most part, it trots out well-known Bushisms ("I'm the decider," "shock and awe," "is our children learning," and "axis of evil") and seems content to re-create equally well-known events from Bush's presidency (pressuring George Tenet to produce actionable intelligence on Iraq, proclaiming "mission accomplished" on the USS Lincoln).
Spoiler alert: Bush gets the intelligence he needs, but the mission isn't quite accomplished. If you're not averse to a few other spoilers, follow Slate's handy guide straight to the good parts.
Alcoholic Bum
Page 3: Stone's W. doesn't spend any more time in the library than the real W. did. In an early scene set at Yale's DKE frat house, the script calls for young W. to pour "cheap vodka into a large garbage can" while a fellow pledge "mixes in orange juice." Classy. Then W. "takes a snoot-full" (presumably of cocaine, though the script doesn't specify) and sings the chorus of the Yale Whiffenpoof song: "We're poor little lambs who have lost our way. Baa! Baa! Baa!"
Pages 48-51: A "slightly snockered" W. nearly kills his friend Don Evans during a joy ride in a Cessna jet. Evans gets worried when the jet begins to wobble and shake; he asks W., "Tell the truth—this is the first time you've ever flown a Cessna, isn't it?" W.'s response: "This is how you learn. By doing. No need to ask a million questions." Could this scene, which ends with the plane spinning out of control and landing in a desert, be a metaphor for W.'s learn-by-doing approach to war?
Pages 21-22: After being accepted to Harvard Business School, W. downs a pint of Wild Turkey, drives onto the lawn of his parents' Washington, D.C., home, and challenges his daddy to a boxing match. George Sr. is pretty reasonable: "My advice to you—go to an AA meeting." George W. is pretty adolescent: "Thank you, Mr. Perfect. Mr. War Hero. Mr. Fucking-God-Almighty."
Page 60: W.'s DKE habits die hard. The morning after his 40th birthday, an extremely hung-over W. goes on an aborted jog: "Pine trees blurring past. Heart POUNDING in his chest. Woozy, he staggers over to a tree, grasping hold of it. Then leans over, retching."
Bush in Love
Pages 14-16: Before Laura is in the picture, W. dates Judy, "a blonde, curvaceous Texas cowgirl." Judy needs a lot of reassurance: "How many times do I have to tell you, you're my gal. I'm as happy as a rabbit in a carrot patch with you," insists W. at a Texas bar.
He proposes to her: "Honey, if I had a rock big enough, I'd give it to you right now." It's romance, Texas-style: "The country classic 'White Lightning' blares from the juke box. He pulls her up to dance. […] As Bush sings along, he gets up on a stool, climbs to the bar, pulls her up, too. People all around CHEER as they drunkenly dance across the top of the bar." Sadly for Judy, W. promises his father in the very next scene that he's just having a fling.
Page 35: When W. first meets Laura—at a Texas barbecue—he lays it on thick: "If I win [my bid for a seat in Congress], you'll be my education advisor. […] I like the way you think. ... And look."
The Most Powerful Figure in the World
Page 1: Ever wonder how W. and company came up with the phrase "axis of evil"? Maybe it went something like this:
Chief Speech Writer: "Axis of hatred?" I don't know. Something about it … just misses.
Rove: Well, then what about "Axis of the unbearably odious?"
Bush: Don't get cute, Turdblossom. This is serious.
Chief Speechwriter: What about … "Axis of Evil?"
Bush: "Axis of Evil." I like the ring of that. That's it.
Page 45: W. treats his advisers like DKE pledges. He calls Wolfowitz "Wolfmeister" and at one point tells him to "think about trimmin' those ear hairs."
Page 25: When press secretary Ari Fleischer reports that Helen Thomas is asking around "about secret plans for military actions in Iraq" and wondering "what makes Saddam any different from other dictators," W. flips out: "Did you tell her I don't like motherfuckers who gas their own people?! Did you tell her I don't like assholes who try to kill my father?! […] Did you tell her I'm going to kick his SORRY MOTHERFUCKING ASS ALL OVER THE MIDEAST?!"
Page 47: Midway through the U.N. resolution process, W. is itching to invade Iraq: "I think it's time we stopped standing around with our dicks in our hands, and raised the stakes on ol' 'Husseny.' "


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When I told my 5 year old son we were going to make fireworks in a glass, he just looked at me and asked if this was going to be dangerous. I told him that it was going to be very safe, but I don't think he actually believed me at first. Needless to say he was beyond amazed at the fireworks we created in a vase. I found this cool activity on a blog called The Homeschool Den.
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by Chris Pursell | July 4, 2013 at 9:07 PM | Criminal Minds
Camryn Manheim is on her way back to TV once again.
The actress will take on a role on CBS' series "Criminal Minds" as "the mother of an UnSub in the procedural's two-part Season 9 premiere," according to TVLine. The report goes on to say that her character "is very protective and watchful over her son, whom she knows has some serious emotional problems (killing women who look like his ex-girlfriend, among them)."
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Recording Bass for Adorned In Thorns
Here's a short teaser clip of me recording a bass line for the title track on our upcoming release, "Adorned in Thorns".
Deadstar Assembly Messing Around at Rehearsals
We were rehearsing for the NYC Show, Triton Festival 2013 on Sept 06th, 2013
Deadstar Assembly – Killing Myself Again – Live at Bar Sinister
Deadstar Assembly Performing Killing Myself Again at Bar Sinister in Hollywood, CA. Shot by Brian Blitzkrieg on my 60D. Jan. 26th, 2013. We performed with The Dreaming.
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Tonight I had a great time performing and sharing the stage with combichrist, starkiller, and ivardensphere here in pensacola, fl. Unfortunately my phone is about to die so I must keep this short. Met some great people tonight and had a fucking blast. Can't wait to do it all again tomorrow in jacksonville. Here's a few photos from tonight before and after we hit the stage!
Setup and ready to rehearse for tour.
Mubo and Dreggs getting ready to rehearse for our upcoming tour with Combichrist. The only person not here yet is DK. He'll be flying In tomorrow morning for the debacle.
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Deadstar Assembly finally releases the official video for Darkest Star off their latest album, Coat of Arms:
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As the new year rolls in, I've been spending my time trying to figure out what's going to happen as the days fly by. I begin to wonder where the last year's worth of hard work has gone. Things have been hectic, but finally beginning to come together. After meeting at the studio to help master the new Deadstar Assembly CD, Coat of Arms, we also discussed going back out on tour after it's release. The release date is planned for the very end of March. This will be close to or on our anniversary of our very first live show. For those of you who know our history, we graced the stage at the Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale Florida on March 30th, 2002! Seems so long ago…
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FORT RUCKER, Ala. (August 22, 2013) -- In an age when information is literally available at people's fingertips, protecting personally identifiable information has become a priority, especially on military installations.
PII is any combination of information that can be used to identify a person, according to Deborah Seimer, director of Fort Rucker Human Resources.
"What everybody is really familiar with about PII is identity theft," she said, "and the biggest thing is Social Security numbers with a name and date of birth."
A person with any combination of that information has the potential to violate another's PII, said Seimer, but most times, the person careless with their own information is the only one to blame.
"One of the things that we've noticed [on Fort Rucker] is people seem to be under the misunderstanding that the green recycling bins are safe for PII to be put into," she said. "Those bins are not to be used for placing any type of PII in because what is in those bins doesn't go from their office to a shredder. It's very important to protect [PII]. Once it goes into a recycling bin, that information is no longer protected."
Any type of information that is disposed of in the recycling bins has the potential to be viewed by anyone with access to the bins, said Seimer. From the office, that information can travel miles to the recycling center where it is picked up by an organization outside Fort Rucker.
"People are cleaning out their files and not thinking about what could happen putting that information into the recycle bin," she said.
Seimer said that many people also seem to be under the misunderstanding that if the files they are throwing out are old, then they have no pertinent information in them. Regardless of how old they are, if the files or documents have any type of PII on them, they need to be destroyed properly by shredding, she added.
"People think that by recycling they are doing some good, which is fine," said the director, "but if they aren't disposing of PII properly, they could be jeopardizing more than just themselves.
"If [people] are throwing away things like manuals that are limited distribution or maps, any type of information like that can give information to our adversaries about what we're doing on Fort Rucker," said Seimer. "That kind of information is commonly found in combination with PII, and when that happens, the security office has to get involved and assess the situation."
Most of the organizations and offices on post have shredding machines, and the installation has a high-volume disintegrator run by the security office that is available to use at the recycling center, she said, so people have no excuse not to properly destroy PII documents.
"We use a disintegrator for paper that will shred documents and turn them into briquettes," said Linda Green, security assistant for the Fort Rucker security division.
Essentially the high-volume disintegrator turns paper into dust and compacts it into briquettes that the recycling center sells to different customers for various uses, she added
The recycling center also houses a CD/DVD destroyer, as well as a hard drive degausser and destroyer, said Heather Androlevich, security assistant for the Fort Rucker security division.
"(The hard drive degausser) uses really powerful magnets to completely obliterate any data on the hard drives so that they can't be readable," she said. "For classified hard drives, they also have to through the degausser and the hard drive destroy to be physically destroyed. It actually bends the hard drive so that there is no chance that any data can be retrieved from it."
In order to use the equipment, people must take a safety class provided by the security office and set up an appointment at their convenience, said Androlevich, adding that they can even accommodate unit training on a case-by-case basis.
To set up a training appointment, people can call 255-3094, or 255- 2973.
Other ways that people can violate and mishandle PII is by maintaining a system of records without public notice, requesting or obtaining records under false pretenses or disclosing PII to any person that isn't entitled to access it, according to Jennifer K. Williamson, civil law attorney for the Fort Rucker Office of the Staff Judge Advocate.
People found in violation of mishandling PII have the potential to be hit with civil penalties that range from payment of damages and attorney fees to personal action that can include termination of employment and possible prosecution. He added that criminal penalties can also be charged from a $5,000 fine to misdemeanor criminal charges if the violation is severe enough.
"[PII violations] can be a pretty big deal," said Seimer. "The operational security manager has to get involved as well as the security office to assess the situation and that can all take a lot of time."
Mishandling of PII is not only a problem when it comes to disposal of physical documents, she said, it also applies to electronic data, adding that there have also been incidents where people on the installation are mishandling PII electronically through emails that haven't been properly encrypted.
The director added that information received from the Army Privacy Office indicated the Army Web Risk Assessment Cell has begun to conduct periodic reviews of Army Knowledge Online, and as a result of these reviews, there have been numerous PII breach reports on a daily basis concerning unprotected folders containing PII on AKO.
"People should be advised that these PII breach reports get quite a lot of visibility," she said. "These breach reports are not only disseminated to the Department of Defense and key offices, but they are also briefed monthly to Army senior leadership.
"Bottom line: we need people's support in spreading the word within their organization regarding the importance (protecting PII)," said Seimer. "Either remove the PII altogether from AKO, or create password protected documents that are properly secured and restricted."


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Full Superpole qualifying times for the sixth round of the 2012 World Superbike Championship at Miller Motorsports Park, United States.
Dammit, Biaggi a second off of Checa...
Looks like Smrz is the only one who will be able to stop Checa. Would love to see Sykes and Rea get amongst it but I can't see it happening this weekend.
whoop de doo ducatis will own...zzzz. great news for the championship. Watch the cheating manufacterer dominate. I was hoping for Sykesy, Rea or even Hopkin to be out there but watch as the 4 cylinders get buried. Hats off to Rea and Sykes for absolutely wrining everything out of their bikes...
I can see a Ducati podium lockout in the races as the 4 cylinder bike seem to wearing the tyres much more.From watching on Eurosport this evening Andrew Pitt commented that he could believe how much traction control the BMWS of Melandri and Haslam were using
V twins should leave.
Wait until the Ducati riders are on the 1199 Panigale... they will own SBK, and especially Miller!
Dacoiti has looted the championship. Looks like any tom-dick-harry can make good advantage of extra large engine.Wsbk should come with same engine rule irrespective of no. of cylnders u use, like in motogp. This open cheating has spoiled the championship. And their tyres don't wear out too.Heard that Dacoiti r recruiting riders having weight 6kg less than a normal rider.
@ disullusionedWhile I also disagree with the engine size advantage of the Ducati, it's time people stop b1tching about it.. It will not change anything... But also, Let's not take anything away from Smrz, he's a fine rider and deserves this pole.As for the Ducati's running away with the race, I am not too sure. Guess we'll have to wait and see.
Regarding engine size, at Donnington the Duc's were quite slow and it was obvious at some sections that they struggle with speed. Utah is quite fascinating as it has the longest strait, but still the Duc's are always fast there. It must be the mid section which fits the Ducati's. I can't see how the Panigale is going to be faster then the 1198, because if it will be faster they will just put more weight and increase the restrictors at the engine intake.
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