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National Bureau of Merchant Services, Inc. (internalresourcenetwork.com, internalprocessingcenter.com & merchantservicebureau.org), also known as the Merchant Services Bureau, is an Arizona-based company that is commonly linked to another entity named Internal Resource Network in merchant complaints. In fact, it seems as though the website for National Bureau of Merchant Services (merchantservicebureau.org) is designed to resemble a consumer protection or watchdog site, but according to complainants, it is actually a site for a merchant account provider that also operates under the name of Internal Resource Network. Merchants are advised to keep in mind that there is no privately owned or government-run watchdog group known as the Merchant Services Bureau. National Bureau of Merchant Services was founded in 2004 and is headquartered at 3003 W Northern Avenue #1, Phoenix, Arizona 85051. The company's website does not list an Acquiring Bank. NBMS is owned by Michael and Suzanne Salman.
On April 9, 2014, we were contacted by Jennifer Portillo, a representative of Internal Resource Network. She stated that Internal Resource Network and the National Bureau of Merchant Services are two separate companies, that Internal Resource Network is not owned by Michael or Suzanne Salman, and that Internal Resource Network is based in New York. However, numerous online complaints and other consumer protection websites posit some kind of link between NBMS and Internal Resource Network, so the exact relationship between the two companies remains unclear at this time. It is also unclear whether "Internal Resource Network" and "IRN Payment Systems" are the same company.
As of this update, Jennifer Portillo is the managing member of Internal Processing Center (internalprocessingcenter.com), a company that maintains offices in Arizona and names Internal Resource Network as one of its divisions. The Internal Processing Center website also displays the Merchant Services Bureau logo on all of its pages.
In February 2013, Michael Salman pleaded guilty to felony theft and felony forgery and was convicted of defrauding the state of Arizona's Medicaid program of more than $118,000. The following is taken from an announcement by the Arizona Attorney General's office:
Michael and Suzanne Salman lied about their household income to the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) and received health insurance benefits through the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) for themselves and their children.
Between 2008 and 2012 the Salmans submitted false information regarding their household income on applications for AHCCCS benefits and also submitted false statements about their employment with Bureau of Merchant Services – an entity whose initial board of directors consisted only of Michael and Suzanne Salman.
Between May 2007 and March 2012, Frank Salman misrepresented his income to DES in order receive AHCCCS health insurance benefits for himself, his spouse and his children. He also reported to AHCCCS that he was employed by NBMS.
According to this bulletin from the Arizona Department of Real Estate, Michael Salman also has a previous felony conviction for aggravated assault in 1992 and a 2002 misdemeanor conviction for impersonating a police officer.
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|Industries Served
Sales & Marketing | F
|Key Points – Sales & Marketing
|Uses independent resellers?
|Promotes deceptive rate quotes?
|Discloses all important terms?
National Bureau of Merchant Services appears to utilize telemarketing to market its services, and it is unclear as of this writing whether the company hires independent sales agents. One complaint in the comment section of this review mentions receiving a call from National Bureau of Merchant Services in which the caller posed as the merchant's current provider and tried to sign the merchant up for services, a tactic known as "slamming."
In general, locating information about National Bureau of Merchant Services is especially difficult because the company's website explicitly states that it is not a merchant services provider, even though the Better Business Bureau lists it as such. After taking a closer look, it seems that the website for National Bureau of Merchant Services is constructed to look like some kind of consumer assistance or watchdog group, when in fact we were only able to locate one company that has received any rating from the "Merchant Service Bureau": the aforementioned Internal Resource Network.
At the time of previous updates to this review, Internal Resource Network (internalresourcenetwork.com) boasted an "A+" rating from the Merchant Services Bureau; this was unsurprising, as they seem to be related enterprises. The rating has since been removed from the NBMS website. To be clear, our research indicates that this company formerly posed as a consumer protection entity in order to give its affiliated business an "A+" rating. In our opinion, this is extremely deceptive. Merchants should be advised that contacting National Bureau of Merchant Services for any kind of financial guidance or to obtain agent recommendations would likely result in referrals to Internal Resource Network, and we would similarly suggest that merchants disregard the "A+" rating listed on the Internal Resource Network website. We give the company's sales and marketing tactics a rating of "F."
Costs & Contract | D
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According to complaints listed on this site and elsewhere, the standard National Bureau of Merchant Services contract is a 48-month agreement with an early termination fee of $300, although multiple merchants report having $1000 debited from their accounts after cancellation. It is unclear how National Bureau of Merchant Services explained the $1000 debit in these instances, but it appears to be a Liquidated Damages cancellation fee. Merchants also report a monthly minimum fee of $15 and a statement fee of $9.95. NBMS appears to resell long-term, non-cancellable lease agreements provided by Northern Leasing Systems.
These contract terms are far less competitive than industry averages, and the habit of debiting $1000 from a merchant's bank account without authorization or explanation is especially troubling. We therefore award the company a "D" in this section.
Complaints & Service | D
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We were able to locate approximately 15 complaints about National Bureau of Merchant Services on this and other non-BBB consumer protection websites. Most complaints report unauthorized debits, nondisclosure of contract terms, and an inability to reach National Bureau of Merchant Services representatives. The company's website provides a 24/7 service number and live chat, although both appear to be outsourced to other, unknown companies. Despite the fact that there are direct customer service numbers provided by the company, multiple complainants cite difficulty reaching company representatives or reaching resolutions in a timely fashion.
BBB Report | B*
|Key Points – BBB Report
National Bureau of Merchant Services is not an accredited business of the Better Business Bureau and currently maintains an "A+" rating. The company has received eight complaints in the last 36 months, with three of these complaints related to the product or service, four having to do with billing and collection, and one due to an advertising or sales issue. Three of these complaints were resolved with the assistance of the BBB, while the remaining five either were not resolved to the satisfaction of the merchant or did not receive a final response from the merchant. In light of these figures, we have adjusted the BBB's rating to a "B." For more on why we adjust BBB ratings, please see our Rating Criteria.
* Denotes CPO-adjusted BBB score
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National Bureau of Merchant Services Bottom Line
National Bureau of Merchant Services Review
Rated out of 5 Stars
Reviewed by Phillip Parker
Reviewed on 2016-02-15
National Bureau of Merchant Services rates as a very substandard merchant account provider by our standards. The company appears to use a highly deceptive sales strategy of posing as a consumer protection group in order to give its affiliated provider a positive rating. In addition, National Bureau of Merchant Services's contract terms don't appear to be especially desirable, and its complaint rate is average for a company of its size. It is also worth mentioning that merchants looking for the company's affiliated site (irnsystem.com or internalresourcenetwork.com) may confuse the company with IRN Payment Systems (irnpayment.com), but it is unclear at this time whether these two companies are related to each other. Merchants are advised to read the terms of any contract they are given very carefully.
This review was originally published on 4/2/2012 and was last updated on 2/15/16.
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Judges must be protected from political threats, said U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist in his year-end report. He critiqued efforts to impeach or remove judges on religious or ideological grounds for "judicial activism," a charge frequently leveled at judges who have written unpopular rulings on issues like school prayer or the inclusion of the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Rehnquist's comments come as Congress prepares for potentially contentious battles over President Bush's nominees for federal judgeships. Various religious groups have warned politicians against resisting nominations.
In radio statements and a January letter to 1.2 million members of Focus on the Family Action, James Dobson, the organization's leader, said legislators should "beware" of voting against Bush nominees lest they be in "the bull's eye" at election time. Dobson said Tom Daschle, former U.S. senator from South Dakota, was defeated for opposing Bush nominees.
Rehnquist didn't name names in his report but cited the "mounting criticism of judges for engaging in what is often called 'judicial activism.' "
"Judges are expected to administer the law fairly, without regard to public reaction," wrote the chief justice, who is a member of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, McLean, Va. "A judge's judicial acts may not serve as a basis for impeachment. Any other rule would destroy judicial independence.
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In honor of Asian American/Pacific Islander observances, we submit the following extract from a letter written by CWO Arthur Komori in 1949 to the Commanding General of the CIC Center, Camp Holabird, Baltimore, Maryland. It clearly describes the varied critical and dangerous duties of a Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) agent during World War II.
"I enlisted on 13 March 1941 for duty with the Corps of Intelligence Police at Ft. Shafter, T.H., together with… Richard M. Sakakida. We both volunteered for duty in the Philippines for an undercover assignment. We were appointed Sergeants on the day of enlistment.
On 22 April 1941, I commenced my duty with the CIP unit, G-2, Headquarters, Philippine Department, Ft. Santiago, P.I., in an undercover capacity. I was registered at a Japanese hotel in Manila, and assumed a role of a civilian looking for a job. In secret meetings with my Commanding Officer, I learned the techniques of undercover investigations… I was never detected as a spy by the Japanese. When war broke out, I voluntary [sic] had myself placed in internment together with the Japanese people in order to seek information concerning the war capability and plans of the enemy. That placed me at the mercy of the Philippine constabulary guards, since I was considered no different than the other Japanese… In spite of the danger, I stuck to my undercover role until I was relieved of that assignment and delivered from internment about a week after the outbreak of war.
I participated in the Evacuation of Manila, Battle of Bataan, and Battle of Corregidor… Until I escaped from Corregidor on orders of General Jonathan Wainwright on 13 April 1942, I participated in front-line interrogation and translation of Japanese information or prisoners of war. I was the only CIC agent authorized to escape to Australia upon the Fall of Bataan.
On reporting for duty to the A.C. of S., G-2, GHQ, whose name was Major General Charles A. Willoughby, on 16 April 1942, after making good my escape from Corregidor, I was able to write various reports on the operations of a CIC unit in combat, which were highly considered by General Willoughby...
On or about 1 September 1942, I led a newly arrived group of Nisei interpreters from America from Melbourne to Brisbane to set up a new allied unit in G-2, GHQ. I was the NCO in charge of the Allied Translator and Interpreter Unit, and helped to lay the foundations of the Unit which eventually helped shorten the war, according to General Willoughby, by several years, by its intelligence work on enemy documents and prisoners of war. Upon completing my assignment, I returned to my CIC duties as a Special Agent on 13 December 1942…
Upon my return to G-2, HQ, USASOS… Sydney, Australia, I engaged in Headquarters loyalty and security investigations. It was my duty to maintain security of the installation by disseminating security information to every division of the headquarters, as well as conducting active investigations to search out security leakages. All personnel in sensitive duties were investigated for their loyalty and… reports were submitted on them. Whenever Japanese intelligence information was required, I was called upon to furnish assistance to the requesting agencies…
I was a radio monitor and in that capacity monitored and evaluated the radio broadcasts of Radio Tokyo. The information gained from such broadcasts were widely disseminated throughout the various intelligence agencies…
From 6 April 945 to 25 August 1945, I was engaged in interrogating captured enemy soldiers and spies and obtained information concerning their subversive missions. Other duties I performed were those of translating and interpreting Japanese documents and information in the Counter Intelligence Section, Hqs, USAFFE.
On 25 August 1945, I was the only Special Agent detailed to enter Japan on the first shipload of troops entering Tokyo Bay. I acted as the interpreter for Brigadier General Thorpe, Chief, CIC, Colonel Jennis Galloway, C.O. 441st CIC Detachment, and Colonel Hoover, Chief Censor, on our dash into Tokyo on 3 September 1945, the day after the surrender of Japan. Until 15 November 1945, I engaged in translator and interpreter duties in the Counter Intelligence Section… General Thorpe submitted a recommendation for the award of the Bronze Star to me, and it was duly authorized in December 1945."


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A Python library for interfacing with various pastebins; forked from the now-defunct lodgeitlib with permission.
At the moment, I am just making available the source code of the old lodgeitlib. I intend to work on it
in the near future, however, and put it back on PyPI.
Lodgeitlib is documented here: https://pythonhosted.org/lodgeitlib/index.html
According to the author, he removed the package from PyPI because the pocoo.org pastebin (the main implementation
of lodgeit at the time) became defunct. However, there are several pastebins still around that use spacepaste,
a successor to lodgeitlib (including bpaste.net), and I am using the software in a personal project, so I'm forking
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The source is still under the MIT license, as the original was.
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Turning the Focus Beyond Gender Stereotypes
Do you find yourself reluctant to attend women's retreats because they tend to focus on things like fashion, women's emotions, crafts, and new forms of stomach exercises?
Congregational worship music has plenty of variety these days. Depending on the church, you could hear traditional hymns, a gospel choir, or arena rock. What's harder to find on a typical Sunday morning is a jazz quartet.
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Thai Inspired Dinner
|Whole chicken
|1 Small
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|3 Clove (15 gm), crush and minced
|Thai chilies
|3 Medium, chopped
|Kosher salt
|To Taste (For seasoning)
|Black pepper
|To Taste (For seasoning)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|Lemon grass stalk
|1 Medium, chopped
|Fish sauce
|2 Tablespoon (Optional)
|Coconut milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Medium, juiced
|For the green papaya salad
|Palm sugar/Regular sugar
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|1 Medium
|Green papaya
|2 Cup (32 tbs), shredded (Seeds scooped out)
|Green beans
|6 Medium
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Fish sauce
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Dried shrimp
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|Thai chilies
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|Cherry tomatoes/Grape tomatoes
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|2 Tablespoon, toasted and crushed (Optional)
1. Take a mortar and pestle and put the garlic, Thai chilies, cilantro and lemon grass into it. Season with salt and pepper and squeeze the juice from 1 lime into it. Also add a dash of fish sauce if you want to.
2. Grind coarsely so that all the ingredients are blended.
3. Take a container and add a cup of coconut milk into it. Add the grounded mix from the mortar and pestle into this container. Set it aside.
4. Prepare the chicken by cutting out the backbone and flattening the breast till it cracks.
5. Cut slits into the thickest portions of the meat and spread the marinade liberally all over the chicken and set it aside for about an hour.
To make the salad:
6. In a mortar and pestle, crush a clove of garlic, add some of the green beans and a couple of cherry tomatoes. Pound it to juice the tomatoes and crush the beans.
7. Add the chili peppers and transfer it into a bowl. Add the shredded papaya and toss well.
5. Set the chicken on a heated grill with the skin side up first and grill for about 15 to 20 minutes per side.
6. Serve warm with the green papaya salad.
If the papaya is too ripe, you can balance out the taste by adding in some shredded daikon radish.
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Calories 1083 Calories from Fat 672
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Total Fat 76 g116.8%
Saturated Fat 30.4 g152%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 303.7 mg101.2%
Sodium 1522 mg63.4%
Total Carbohydrates 23 g7.7%
Dietary Fiber 4.5 g17.9%
Sugars 13.3 g
Protein 77 g154.8%
Vitamin A 31.9% Vitamin C 104.1%
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Stanford: Piano Concerto no 3, Cello Concerto
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April 2008: Making the Grade
Making the Grade
Overwhelming Instructor Support
Lee Porter, a masonry instructor at C.E. McCormick ATC in Alexandria, Ky., knows a talented masonry student when he sees one. Porter saw a good student in Adam Coffey, and he supports recognition for this up-and-coming mason.
"I'd like to see my student, Adam Coffey, honored in your magazine for the hard work and dedication he has demonstrated," Porter says.
A senior at Pendleton County High School, Coffey participates in football and basketball and is completing his second year at C.E. McCormick ATC. He began his technical schooling in the auto body program, but quickly transferred into masonry.
"Early in the program, I was impressed by how easily Adam picked up the requisite skills," Porter says. "In his first competition, he placed third in our local SkillsUSA competition. That seemed to inspire him to work even harder. He told me he was going to win the regional SkillsUSA competition, and he did."
Porter says Coffee continued to practice and push himself. When he won the Kentucky State SkillsUSA competition, he earned a trip to Kansas City, Mo., where he earned 11th place in the National SkillsUSA Masonry Contest.
"Adam is a very gifted young mason, and I'm proud to have had the opportunity to instruct him," says Porter. "Adam says he's going back to Kansas City; I have no doubt about that. He says he can win the competition this year. I'll say this: I truly believe he has an excellent chance of it."
Porter says Coffey has always strived to be the best he can be and that he will make an excellent contribution to the masonry industry. The future looks bright for our nation's masonry students.
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An Insight into Programming
2013 Palm Springs International Film Festival
by: Helen Du Toit
Helen Du Toit is the Artistic Director of the Palm Springs International Film Festival. She began her career as an arts administrator for the British Council in London, where she organized international tours for British dance and theatre companies. Helen has worked for the Comedy Festival and the Vancouver Film festival which led to positions at Palm Springs, Seattle, Edinburgh, and Toronto International Film Festivals. She served as Creative Director at VIFF's Film & TV Forum from 2006 to 2011. Last year Helen produced TIFF's Talent Lab and Rising Stars programmes. Helen is also an independent film producer. Some of the films she has produced include Treed Murray, Edwin Boyd: Citizen Gangster, and The Story of Film: An Odyssey.
How many years have you been with PSIFF? I started in 1990, left in 1993, and have been back since 2004.
What brings you back each year? PSIFF is the quintessential audience festival – and has such a warm vibe between film-goers and filmmakers and the international focus enables me to experience various cultures. Plus I LOVE the mountains, where I hike most mornings as an antidote to sitting in the dark watching way too many films.
What is your approach when choosing the films that will be included in the festival? Initially, it is my gut instinct; does it grab my attention? Does it have a compelling vision? Is it original? What do they want to say and is it said well? What I enjoy the most is being taken as far beyond my own realm of experience as possible.
What is the best way to decide what films to see? What would you say to someone coming to the festival for the first time? Are you snacking or feasting? Once that is decided, half of your selection should include films that align with your interests. For the other half, take a risk. The festival is like doing a year of University in 10 days.
What are some of your favorite films from this year? "The Fifth Season": The film has an exquisite composition that slowly builds to the emotional impact. (Belgium)
"Blancanieves": Is a masterfully directed black and white film silent by a very talented young director, Pablo Berger. It represents Spain in the foreign-language Oscar race this year. Pablo's first feature "Torremolinos 73" won the PSIFF New Voice/New Visions Award for in 2004, and prior to that his short film won a prize at PS ShortFest. So we have been tracking his rise to fame since he began!
"War Witch": You are taken so far outside of your personal experience in this story of child soldiers. Although it is a narrative, it is so naturalistic it feels like you are there with them. I think it is a strong contender for the foreign language Oscar shortlist
"More Than Honey": This documentary is "March of the Penguins" for Bee's. (Germany)
"Barbara": A German film that perfectly illustrates how less is more.
"Rust and Bone": A devastating, deeply moving, and magnificent all at once. Featuring the magnificent Marion Cottilard and Matthias Schoenaert who starred in Bullhead last year. (France/Belgium)
"Sadourni's Butterflies": This is one of the best first feature films I have ever seen. It was made by an artist and is a labour of love that took 12 years to make. (Argentina)
"Amour": Michael Haneke in a very different mode. Although still exploring issues of violence in the family, here there is great tenderness yet completely void of sentimentality. Career performances from the two leads. This should win Best Film at the Oscars. (Austria)
About The Palm Springs International Film Festival The Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) is one of the largest film festivals in North America, welcoming 135,000 attendees each year for its lineup of new and celebrated international features and documentaries. The Festival is also known for its annual Black Tie Awards Gala, honoring the best achievements of the filmic year by a celebrated list of talents who, in recent years, have included Ben Affleck, Javier Bardem, Cate Blanchett, Danny Boyle, George Clooney, Daniel Day-Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, Clint Eastwood, Ron Howard, Sean Penn, Brad Pitt, Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron and Kate Winslet.
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May 1, 2016
Panama City Beach, FL --- Jon Mason and his Mosley Girls took on Pleasant Grove out of Alabama on day two of the Marlin Christmas Classic.
In the highlights shown above, we start in the 1st quarter, Kiana Yangson to J'niyah Daniels for three. Good. Lady Fins down 1.
Then off an inbounds, Mosley throws it to no one, yet Niyah Grady scoops it and is so wide open she doesn't know what to do. Her teammates yell shoot. She does and gets the three to drop. Tie game after 1.
In the second, it's Daniels, dribbling through the defense on the drive. No denying her. Green and orange take a one point lead.
But the second half was all Pleasant Grove. Mosley falls 59-42.
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Last Tuesday, after catching a few hours of NBA playoff action at Auto Battery on Capitol Hill, my buddy Juan and I tried to check out karaoke a few blocks away at Ba Bar, a stylish Vietnamese restaurant on 12th Avenue. Since early March they've advertized a Tuesday-Wednesday show called "Kung Fu Karaoke" on their website. Unfortunately, I made the mistake (same one I always make) of not calling in advance to confirm the karaoke was actually happening, so we learned upon arrival they'd dropped the Tuesday show. Wednesdays are my favorite weeknight to sing but I rarely ever get out on that night anymore (because I'm usually up before dawn Thursday mornings cramming to get this column done). My initial plan was to head back to Ba Bar that next night, but I woke up the following morning with thoughts of another Wednesday venue that I very much wanted to check out instead, a sports bar on the southern edge of downtown Bellevue called The Spot Off Main.
Don't call him daughter.
Some may consider it an odd choice by me to favor a locale on the so-called "soulless" Eastside over a voguish venue in one of the trendier parts of Seattle. But I've spent many nights singing in both settings and have come to understand that the variables that contribute to a k-bar's success have little to do with which side (or end) of the lake they're on. Good song selection and sound quality is always important, but it really boils down to having a popular host who has the ability to draw in a consistent crowd. Ba Bar dropping one of their karaoke nights after only two months tells me there are issues they need to work out.The Spot Off Main's show, on the other hand, is run by Karr Productions, a well-established karaoke company that has been in some of the most popular venues in and around Seattle. Most notably, the Little Red Hen (hosted by Robert, a.k.a. "DJ Forrest Gump"), whose Wednesday shows are still, to this day, the busiest, craziest karaoke nights I have ever experienced.
Just like the night before, Juan and I hooked up early to watch playoff hoops. We got to The Spot at around 7:30 and took our seats in the main bar area just outside of the big room where their karaoke stage is set. It was a busy night, with over 40 people there. It's a fantastic place to watch a game. They have three huge projection TVs. At 9 p.m., as the Clippers-Grizzlies game was winding down, a sultry voice came echoing from the other room. It was the host, Aury, kicking off the night with a super loungy version of Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are." We quickly relocated to a table in that room and found it was already full of people. It was a young crowd, lots of girls in their '20s, which made it clear that this literally is the spot to hang out in downtown Bellevue.
The dudes that night could really sing. This guy Josh had pure crooner pipes and masterfully delivered Sinatra and Bublé numbers as Aury scatted behind him. Later he and his buddy sang a killer doo-wop duet of The Marcels' "Blue Moon." Juan singing Lenny Kravitz's "Get Away" followed by a dude singing a great rendition of 3 Doors Down's "Kryptonite" inspired me to sing some '90s of my own. I did "Daughter" by Pearl Jam and smoked it. The sound quality there is phenomenal. I'll give Ba Bar another chance soon, but I definitely made the right call this week.
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This book has received a good deal of help. My largest debt is to my colleague and codirector Renate Mayntz, who not only shares the credit for formulating the framework of "actor-centered institutionalism" ( Mayntz/ Scharpf 1995a) but who also, more than anybody else, has influenced my way of thinking about and of doing social science research. I have profited so much from our collaboration and discussion over more than a quarter of a century precisely because we have continued to see the world through sufficiently distinct lenses to make agreement something that was to be striven for rather than to be taken for granted. In the same spirit, I cannot claim, except where otherwise noted, that Renate would approve of all that is in this book, even though she has read an of it and given me the benefit of her comments.
My second debt is to the students at the University of Konstanz who responded to the ideas presented here in two seminar courses, one before the serious writing began, the other after a first draft was completed. At that stage I also received valuable comments from Kjell Hausken at our institute. The next push came then from Margaret Levi at the University of Washington, Seattle, and Adrienne Héritier at the European University Institute, Florence, both of whom agreed to review the second draft from the critical but on the whole sympathetic perspective of colleagues dealing with similar challenges in their own work. Their comments encouraged me to insist more boldly that theoretically disciplined explanations can be achieved even when we study potentially unique policy interactions and that a framework for policy research must reflect the normative as well as the positive dimensions of its subject. Around the same time, Marlene Brockmann did me the favor of going over the whole text with the red pencil of the professional writer and editor. If the result is at all readable, the credit must go to her.
The greatest influence on the substance and style of the book came from Paul Sabatier, the editor of the "Theoretical Lenses" series. He suggested the present format at a time when my plans were still malleable, and he also did me the favor of going through the manuscript, practically sentence by sentence, with editorial suggestions on every chapter and again on later versions of chapters that he had disliked initially or where I had initially disliked his comments. Given his superb editorial skills and his ever tactful insistence, I usually ended up liking what he did. I can only hope that he will also like the final version.


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SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Symmetricom ®, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYMM), a worldwide leader in precision time and frequency technologies, today introduced the launch of a new small cells-focused category within its SyncWorld® Ecosystem Program. Developed to support the integration with Symmetricom's SCr/SCe NTP/ PTP and sGPS SoftClocks and interoperability between Symmetricom Grandmaster clocks and other small cells solutions, the category aims to facilitate validated deployments of timing and synchronization with various small cells products in 3G and 4G/LTE architectures. Current partners in the program include leading small cell players Alcatel-Lucent, Broadcom, Cavium, Contela, CS Corporation, Mindspeed, Node-H, Qualcomm Atheros, and Rakon. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110829/AQ59077LOGO)Small cells are a key component of 3G and 4G architectures as they add capacity to the mobile network and allow service providers the maximum leverage of scarce spectrum resources. Successful HetNet deployments require small cells to synchronize seamlessly with the macro base stations irrespective of backhaul type. Also, small cell design cycles need to be short to meet the fast evolving market needs. SyncWorld brings together all players in the ecosystem including semiconductors, oscillators, software, test equipment and system vendors to drive cost effective and shortened design cycles by enabling architectural harmony and interoperability. Analyst firm Infonetics forecasts the global small cell market to grow to $2.1 billion in 2016 as small cells have emerged as a key solution to deliver increased network capacity. Symmetricom has delivered a number of solutions with partners along with the introduction of the industry's first small cell synchronization solution, SCr/SCe NTP/ PTP and sGPS SoftClocks for residential and enterprise small cells. The small cells segment within the SyncWorld Ecosystem Program will ensure that interoperability needs are met as service providers accelerate their deployment plans. "The small cells category represents leaders across the entire value chain," said Manish Gupta, vice president of marketing and business development for Symmetricom. "Working together, SyncWorld small cell members will be able to give service providers a comprehensive, integrated and simplified solution that is interoperable and supports the specifications required to support 4G/LTE networks." The SyncWorld Ecosystem Program enables vendors to cooperate with the goal of providing complete solutions that interoperate with the most recognized timing and synchronization solution provider in the industry. Vendors that produce silicon, small cell access point, software and oscillators are invited to apply for the program online at http://www.symmetricom.com/company/syncworld/partner-application/. With solutions deployed globally in more than 150 networks, Symmetricom is committed to partnering with trusted end-to-end technology providers which deploy and maintain networks on behalf of operators.
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So I shifted from a mountain bike to a roadbike to do my commute and obviously to ride more during the weekend.
I've (knock on wood) never had any accidents and bike damaging incidents on either bikebut I'm thinking that if I did, it would most like be something wheelset related (potholes, minor crashes etc) and since I have AM classics 420s (which was more than I could afford but got them anyways), now I'm thinking of either a) getting an everyday wheelset or B) buying a clunker for my commute (which will inturn be better training).
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But a 2010 meta-analysis (Anderson et al.) on violent video games (VVGs) can't be ignored. So let's take a look at what they found.


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New member here, I've been lurking a bit and this looks like a terrific forum with loads of good information and discussion!
I'm not what you'd call a "hard-core" cyclist, but I do primarily commute by bike (I ride a 2010 Kona Jake the Snake) and more and more I'm choosing to ride over driving.
I am looking at adding a new bike that is a bit more tour-friendly as I'm likely doing some touring with my wife later this summer and my Jake really isn't appropriate for loading up in that manner. I've been looking at classic tourers like the Surly LHT and Trek 520, but I admit after riding a number of bikes I'm more leaning towards a something a bit more general purpose like the Salsa Vaya or Specialized Awol. I simply fell in love with the way those two bikes felt when I was test riding.
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Booker Prize-Winning Author Anne Enright Leads Us In The Forgotten Waltz
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Booker Prize-Winning Author Anne Enright Leads Us In The Forgotten Waltz
On a snowy day in Dublin, party girl Gina Moynihan reflects on the love of her life, Seán Vallely, their affair, and the life she must now share with Evie, Seán's fragile, twelve-year-old daughter.
Irish writer Anne Enright's The Forgotten Waltz is the followup to her international bestseller The Gathering, winner of the 2007 Man Booker Prize. She discusses her new novel on Monday April 16, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
The event is being co-presented by the Kansas City Public Library and the Kansas City Irish Center.
As with The Gathering, Enright offers a momentous drama of everyday life: the volatile connections between people and a wry take on families, marriage, and brittle middle age. In Gina Moynihan she gives us yet another unforgettable heroine on a journey of the heart.
"The Forgotten Waltz is a nervy enterprise, an audacious bait-and-switch," raves Francine Prose in The New York Times. "Cloaked in a novel about a love affair is a ferocious indictment of the self-loved material girls our era has produced. Enright's channeling of Gina's interior monologue is so accurate and unsparing that reading the book is like eavesdropping on a very long, crazily intimate cellphone conversation."
Writing in O Magazine, Lizzie Skurnick observes: "In America we like our adultery served straight up: a bubble of illicit passion that ends in regret. That's not what Irish novelist Anne Enright is serving in The Forgotten Waltz, which forgoes the simple morality tale for something more complex and satisfying ...Casting aside cultural bromides about the immorality of affairs, Enright puts us squarely in the center of a terrible truth: Love can be miraculous - and still destroy everything in its path."
"Moving from the initial riptide of desire to the compromises of Gina's post-divorce life with her lover and his adolescent daughter," writes Megan O'Grady in Vogue, "Enright suggests there's a quiet tragedy in adultery's modern-day ordinariness."
Anne Enright has published essays, short stories, a non-fiction book, and four novels. Prior to her writing career she produced and directed for television. She lives in Bray, County Wicklow, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
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If you keep the bootable CWM SD in the slot it will always boot to it. Did you remove it and try booting?
If it still boots to CWM, go to my NC Tips thread and follow section A15 to get back to stock. Don't forget to flash the format zip also. That should get you out of the loop.
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Either Mike McGinn, with his 462-vote lead, or Joe Mallahan, still gaining, will be Seattle's next mayor. But did we elect the winner?
We'll never know. While every vote counts, not every vote is counted. It's one of the reasons incumbent mayor Greg Nickels isn't in the race today. He might have won the primary, and gone on to the general, depending on what voters actually intended.
But in August, of the 353,000 ballots mailed in, only 344,000 were counted. The other 9,000 votes cast were disqualified, and never tallied.Nickels lost by 2,152 votes to second-place finisher Mallahan. Had most or all of those disqualified votes been counted, would the mayor have gone on to the finale? Could have.
If he did, he would likely be in the same position today as either Mallahan or McGinn - one of them about to win an office but, once again, not necessarily be voted into it. The close "counted vote" may even lead to a re-count - in which those even more-meaningful "uncounted votes" are disqualified again.
Critics are blaming the elections department for the delayed count that has led to the cliff-hanging mayoral indecision. The bureaucracy always needs work. But in a large way, it's the voters' fault, too.
In the primary, 4,760 votes arrived too late to be counted. Another 2,640 voters suffered from poor penmanship - ballot signatures didn't match those on file. And another 489 didn't sign at all. Forty-four sent in only empty envelopes. And 22 turned out to have died earlier. Bummer.
Final disqualification numbers for Tuesday's vote are yet to come. But already more than 4,000 signatures are being questioned. The disqualification rate has been steadily rising in recent years, in part because more votes - and now all county votes - are mailed in.
Apparently, that's complicated: fill in the circle, put the ballot in a security envelope, sign it legibly, put it in a bigger envelope, and mail it on time.
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Poor Harley Quinn is not satisfied in the warm cell after Batman brought her back to Arkham Asylum. She is thinking about escape plan with Poision Ivy or Joker.
This looks like it was after "Mad Love."
She looks pretty ticked....
Haha! Harleys Angry! Better Watch Out! Your arts really good! You would be a great artist for a new season of Batman: The Animated Series or something! You should audition if it ever happens
Ohhhhhhhhh, Harley Quinn is pissed, it can't be good...
Good work.
But how did she write on the walls if her arms are trapped?
Yep, right. She used her feet to write on the walls. But her shoes kept her feet away from using the crayons or chalks.
really awesome
Is that a chastity belt?
Maybe she can Pull an Ozzy and eat a Bat. X3
I think the nurses made her straitjacket too tight.
And that's a bad thing? *grins*
Great work, RedSpider!
Great work, RedSpider!
I love it ^_^
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Love how even in a straight jacket she is able to graffiti up the wall
Love the pose. <3
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Published: June 5, 2003
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg backed away yesterday from $90.2 million in service cuts, abandoning plans to reduce trash pickups outside Manhattan, curtail library hours and slash a summer jobs program.
Although the mayor was vague about where he would get the money to pay for all the services he plans to maintain, he said he would find the money and would be able to avert the threatened cuts, which included reducing service on the Staten Island Ferry.
His unusual decision to relent on threatened cutbacks even before he started serious negotiations with the City Council was a break with the city's customary pattern of budget negotiations. Typically, the mayor proposes cuts, the City Council fights them, the mayor meets the Council partway, and the two sides hammer out a deal shortly before the budget takes effect July 1.
This time, the mayor went it alone. Although the Council had been vigorously fighting to save some of the threatened services, Council Speaker Gifford Miller was conspicuously absent yesterday when the mayor announced his change of heart at an unscheduled, hastily assembled City Hall news conference.
By rolling back some of his toughest proposals on his own, Mr. Bloomberg may neutralize some of the criticism that mayors undergo each budget-cutting season. By doing it before the Council restores the services at the negotiating table, he may be able to steal some of the glory that council members usually claim each year as protectors of endangered city services.
The changes have come at a time when the mayor's poll numbers were plummeting while he was raising taxes and cutting services. City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. accused him last week of favoring Manhattan with his budget policies, particularly the sanitation cutbacks. A spate of television ads paid for by unions resisting his calls for concessions have portrayed him as an uncaring, out-of-touch billionaire.
Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday that since the city had certain commitments for federal aid and stood to benefit from a $2.7 billion state aid and tax package, he felt he could restore some services. For instance, Albany gave him permission to raise the city sales tax, and yesterday, less than an hour after he announced the $90 million in restorations, he signed a bill raising that tax by one-eighth of one percentage point, which should net $120 million a year.
The city is well within striking distance of proposing a balanced budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. It plans to whittle away at the projected $3.8 billion gap with $2.7 billion in new state-approved taxes and aid, $600 million in planned cuts, $200 million in back rent from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and $200 million in help from the federal government.
Mr. Bloomberg was vague about how he would pay for the $90 million in restored cuts, though. He said that he did not think the city would get more money than it was counting on, and that he did not believe alternative cuts would be needed.
''Since some of the risk and the uncertainties in the budget have now been removed, while still you're not sure where it's going to come from, over the next 12 months there will be some things that surprise us positively, some things that surprise us negatively,'' the mayor said. ''I think at this point, however, prudence says we can go and run a bit more of a risk and provide services.''
A little later he added that city agencies would have to be more efficient.
The mayor said that because some of the programs he was restoring qualified for state and federal matching funds, the $90.2 million he was spending would bring in $74.4 million in additional state and federal money. That will give the city a total of $164.6 million to spend on services.
Just 24 hours after he had stood at the same lectern and said his decision to scale back his plans to reduce staffing on certain fire crews would not cost the city any money, he said yesterday that he was putting $8 million in the budget to pay for the change.
Even as he was restoring the spending for the next fiscal year, the mayor said the city was expecting a $2 billion deficit in the 2005 fiscal year and $3 billion the following year.
Diana Fortuna, the president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a business-backed watchdog group, said: ''It's hard to see how these restorations aren't temporary, given the outlook for 2005. If they found a way to scrape together enough money to do these restorations now, the fact remains that there are more serious challenges ahead.''
The mayor's changes stunned the Council. Mr. Miller, the council speaker, who may run against Mr. Bloomberg in 2005, said he did not care who got the credit.
''You know, frankly, I don't really care as long as the programs and services that New Yorkers depend upon are protected in the budget,'' he said. ''I think that quite clearly the mayor is doing this in response to the concerns that were raised by the Council, and by many other people.''
While Mr. Miller continued to call on the mayor to back away from his threat to close zoos in Brooklyn and Queens, he was left with relatively few other high-profile cuts to fight. He spoke of fighting to keep health clinics open, to keep paying foster-care agencies the same rates, and to preserve City University scholarships.
Councilman David I. Weprin, a Queens Democrat who is chairman of the Council Finance Committee, said, ''My guess is that the mayor saw his poll numbers and figured that since these cuts were going to be restored anyway, he might as well restore them now and save himself from getting beaten up for two more weeks in the press.''
Lobbyists were also surprised by the developments. ''It changes the whole dynamic,'' said Bobbie Sackman, the director of public policy at the Council of Senior Centers and Services, a group that lobbies for more money for programs serving the elderly. ''The dynamic had been that the mayor releases the executive budget, and then you look to the City Council for the restorations. The City Council has historically been the heroes over the years.''
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