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Police, community and calendar briefs for Dec. 12, 2012
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 10:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 7:09 p.m.
Child hit by car while crossing road
An elementary school child sustained only minor injuries after being hit by a vehicle while crossing a road Tuesday morning.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers said the boy was mostly just shaken up by the incident and was not taken to a hospital.
Trooper Tomas Dillion said a 2012 Toyota RAV4 was driving east on Dogwood Road. The boy, who attends Greenway Elementary School, was waiting at his bus stop at the intersection of Dogwood Trail and Dogwood Road. The child tried to cross the street and was struck by the vehicle, Dillion said.
Man charged in crash facing new accusations
Charges were upgraded Tuesday against a man accused of leaving the scene of a hit-and-run crash Nov. 30 that resulted in the death of a motorcyclist.
Ocala police said that following a determination by the State Attorney's Office, the charges against William Rozier, 26, have been changed from leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries and driving while license is suspended or revoked to leaving the scene of a crash involving a death and felony driving while license is suspended or revoked.
The crash occurred at the intersection of West State Road 40 and Southwest Seventh Street.
Vince Pecoraro, 22, said he was riding a 2009 Kawasaki 250 Cruiser and his father, Vito Pecoraro, 59, was riding a 2011 Honda Shadow as they were traveling west on SR 40 in the inside lane. He said as they approached Southwest Seventh Avenue, an older model car traveling east on the opposite side of the roadway went into a turn lane and turned into the path of his father, causing his motorcycle to go down.
Vito Pecoraro died Thursday at Shands at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Following their initial investigation, officers found Rozier at his job a few hours after the accident and arrested him. He remained at the Marion County Jail early Tuesday.
Two rushed to hospital following CR 484 crash
DUNNELLON — A man and a woman had to be extricated from separate vehicles and rushed to a hospital early Tuesday following a crash on County Road 484 just west of Southwest 147th Court.
Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Todd Abare said Linda Mitchell, 63, of Ocala, was driving east on CR 484 in a Chevy Impala. She was traveling behind another vehicle and pulled into the westbound lane in an attempt to pass when her car collided head-on with a Hyundai Elantra driven by John Griffin, 28, of Ocala, a teacher at Dunnellon Elementary School, Abare said.
The crash shut down a portion of CR 484 for nearly two hours as Marion County Fire Rescue officials worked to free Mitchell and Griffin from their vehicles, which took about an hour. They were taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where Mitchell was listed in critical condition and Griffin was in serious but stable condition.
Troopers said heavy fog may have been a contributing factor.
Health dept. extends holiday closure hours
The Marion County Health Department will be closed Dec. 24 under executive order of Gov. Rick Scott, in addition to Dec. 25 for Christmas. The department also will be closed Thursday for training.
The closures include the main office in Ocala and WIC offices in Belleview, Dunnellon, Reddick and Lynne.
For more information, call 629-0137.
Navy bombing training taking place this week
Navy training schedules indicate that live bombing will take place for intermittent periods of time at the Pinecastle Range Complex in the Ocala National Forest within the following days and times:
Today from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 1 p.m.
Thursday from 9:30 am.. to 5 p.m.
No training scheduled Friday through Sunday
For noise complaints, call 1-800-874-5059.
Local government groups host food drive
Local government agencies, in cooperation with Community With A Heart, will hold a food drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday on the downtown square.
Residents can bring non-perishable food and toiletry items and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate, courtesy of the Marion County Sheriff's Office.
Donations will distributed to the Salvation Army, Interfaith Emergency Services and Brother's Keeper.
Veterans group meetings for this week
DAV chapter 85, 1 p.m., 9892 SE 58th Ave., Belleview. (245-9080)
Vietnam Veterans of America Post 814, 7 p.m., USMC League, 2529 N. Magnolia Ave., Ocala.
Charles A. Whiteacre Memorial VFW Post 10208 and Auxiliary, 7 p.m., 23498 NE County Road 314, Salt Springs. (685-2707)
Eugene Quinn VFW Post 4337 and Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., 906 E. State Road 44, Inverness. (344-3495)
Leroy Rooks Jr. VFW Post 4252 and Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., 3190 N Carl G Rose Hwy, Hernando. (726-3339)
Brady Owens VFW Post 7193, 7:30 p.m., Auxiliary 5 p.m., Mount Moriah Baptist Church Annex, 55 SW Third Ave. (629-4285)
DAV Chapter 70, 2 p.m., Gerald Shook DAV, 1039 N. Paul Drive, Inverness.
Marine Corp League E.J. Mederios Sr. 950 Detachment, 7 p.m., American Legion Post 284, 515 SE 109 St., Belleview. (245-4911 or 347-1643)
Spruce Creek Golf and Country Club Veterans Association, 8 a.m., clubhouse. (245-6094)
Spruce Creek South Military Club, 7 p.m., Community Center. (245-6094)
Blind Veterans Association, 10 a.m., Florida Center for the Blind, 7325 SW 32 St., Ocala. (800-324-8387 ext. 5560)
USSV Sea Dragon Base, 1 p.m., American Legion 347, 699 W. Lady Lake Blvd., Lady Lake. (251-8075 or 259-7117)
US Submarine Veterans, Nautilus Base, 10 a.m., Sheriff's Sub-station, 8311 N. US 441, Ocala. (854-6598)
Ralph J. Green American Legion Post 354, 1 p.m., Sheriff's Brian Litz Building , 9408 SW State Road 200, Ocala. (854-9976)
Angela S. Santos VFW Post 4781 Men's Auxiliary, 6 p.m., 9401 SW 110th St., Ocala (873-4781)
American Legion Post 230, noon, 208 Ashley St., Hawthorne. (481-3266)
Angela S. Santos VFW Post 4781, 6:30 p.m., 9401 SW 110th St., Ocala (873-4781)
Wall-Rives American Legion Dunnellon Young Marines, 6 p.m., 10730 U.S. Highway 41, Dunnellon. (489-4453)
WACVA Post 71, 1 p.m., 543 NE Sanchez Ave., Ocala. (245-5480 or 347-1543)
KOS snowflake ball to be held on Thursday
The Kingdom of the Sun Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America will hold their annual Snowflake Ball dinner and dance at 6 p.m. Thursday, at the Ocala Elks Lodge at 702 NE 25th Ave., Ocala.
For more information, call 237-9720.
ASTRONAUT SPEAKS: NASA astronaut Joe Acaba, a flight engineer for two missions to the International Space Station, and a former Dunnellon Middle School teacher, will speak at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Silver River Museum, 1445 NE 58th Ave., Ocala. An open house begins at 4 p.m. Free. (236-5401 or www.SilverRiverMuseum.com)
PUBLIC WORKSHOP: The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Florida Park Service will host a workshop to gather input on potential future management of the Silver Springs Attraction as a Florida State Park at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Vanguard High School Cafeteria, 7 NW 28th St., Ocala. (email@example.com)
ESL: English as Second Language class, 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, College Road Baptist Church, 5010 SW College Road, Ocala (854-6981 or 237-5741)
PROFIT MAKERS: BNI Profit Makers, 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Country Club of Ocala, 6823 SE 12th Circle, Ocala. (209-1068)
BINGO: Bingo, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Marion Oaks Community Center, 294 Marion Oaks Lane. (347-5753)
TEEN THINK TANK: Teens can help plan library activities and programs, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Freedom Public Library, 5870 SW 95th St., Ocala. (438-2580)
TUTORING: Tutoring, 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Christ Community Church, 37 Dogwood Road, Ocala. $1 per session. (687-2009)
GENEALOGY: Help center, 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Marion County Public library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (671-8551)
QUILT CLUB: Bear Paws Quilters, 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
ART CLUB: Art for adults, 2 p.m.; for ages 6-16 4 to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
SANTA ON THE SQUARE: Santa and holiday hay rides, 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, downtown square, Ocala. (401-3916)
POKER: Texas hold' em tournament, 7 p.m. Thursday, Silver Springs Shores Elks Lodge, 7655 E. County Road 25, Belleview. $20 with a $5 add on. (470-5188)
ALS; Lou Gerhig disease support group, 3 p.m. Thursday, Paddock Park South Clubhouse, 8880 SW 27th Ave., Ocala. (629-3031)
LADIES NIGHT: Ladies Night Out Ugly Sweater Party, 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, downtown Ocala.
CAR CRUISE: Cruise-in breakfast, 9 a.m. Thursday, Eggs Over Easy Restaurant, 501 SE 58th Ave., Ocala. Open to cars, trucks and motorcycles. (625-7122)
CLOTHING DRIVE: Clothe the Children drive, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 7525 S. U.S. 41, Dunnellon. (489-1984)
FORT MCCOY FRIENDS: Friends of the Fort McCoy Library, 10 a.m. Thursday, Fort McCoy Public Library, 14660 NE County Road 315, Fort McCoy. (438-2560)
PET VACCINES: Florida International Teaching Zoo low-cost pet vaccinations, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Tractor Supply Co. 7351 N. U.S. 441, Ocala. $6 rabies, $14 distemper/parvo. (867-7788 or www.facebook.com/#!/PetVaccinations)
QUILT CLUB: Pine Needles Quilt Club, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
KIWANIS: Silver Springs Shores Kiwanis Club, noon Thursday, Silver Springs Shores Presbyterian Church, 674 Silver Road, Ocala. (687-1119 or silverspringsshoreskiwanis.org)
"THE NUTCRACKER": Marion Ballet Theatre production, 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; and 2 p.m. Sunday; Ocala Civic Theatre, 4337 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. $10-$20. (236-2274)
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Batman Before And After: How The Batsuit Can Change Or Ruin Careers
By Nick Venable 2013-08-23 13:48:33 comments
So, Im pretty sure you guys already know and are possibly tired of hearing that Ben Affleck will be Batman in the sequel to Zack Snyders Man of Steel. About a fifth of the Internets content since the announcement has been people either bitching about the decision, or championing it. (See our own debate between Katey and Eric here.) Regardless of whether its a good or a bad choice, casting Affleck was definitely an interesting choice, as were each of those chosen to take the role before him. Lets take a look back at those previous actors that donned the cowl, and how the role figured into their careers.
Michael Keaton Tim Burtons Batman and Batman Returns Before Batman: Throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, Keaton rose to stardom in a variety of comedies that proved his worth as the everyman who could deliver lines with biting wit and pull off any physical comedy with aplomb. He co-starred with Jim Belushi in the short-lived series Working Stiffs, he starred in Ron Howards Gung Ho and Night Shift, and he absolutely killed it in Amy Heckerlings 1930s throwback Johnny Dangerously. (Not that its hard to look amazing next to Joe Piscopo.) Even in something like Mr. Mom, its Keatons performance that saves what otherwise would have been a tepid commercial comedy.
When Tim Burton cast him for his macabre 1988 comedy Beetlejuice, it seemed like an odd pick, but ended up being one of the better decisions of Burtons career. The bizarre and over-the-top antics combined with that gravelly voice make it one of Keatons most memorable roles, even though hes only on screen for a little over 17 minutes. And its this performance that gave Burton the confidence that Keaton would be perfect as another costumed character of the night.
As Batman: While it was of course a shock to see Keaton replace the warm smiles with a brooding blankness, his performance as both the Bat and Bruce Wayne stunned the naysaying masses, rendering their previous complaints useless. In both of Burtons films, Keaton turns out what are arguably the two of the best dramatic performances of his career, causing people to forget the slapsticky 1960s TV show and returning their attention to the comic franchise that spawned the character. It would be quite a while before we got another Batman that could realistically answer the question Why so serious?
After Batman: Its a shame that so much of Keatons later career was spent in lackluster thrillers like Desperate Measures and White Noise, although his directorial debut The Merry Gentleman, which he also starred in, was enjoyable enough. Appearances in Jackie Brown and The Other Guys prove that Keaton is still very much in control of his comedic talents, so I cant wait to see him in Alejandro González Iñárritus upcoming ensemble comedy Birdman, even if it means having to watch him in the Robocop reboot and the Need for Speed video game adaptation too.
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New Scandinavian Cooking With Andreas Viestad
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Honey-Coated Lamb
Episode #102 · The ancient Viking city and trading hub of Bergen is set on Norway's breathtakingly beautiful west coast. Andreas, outdoors on a small island, cooks stewed lamb and cabbage before he goes into Bergen to prepare the local fish chowder and and honey-coated leg of lamb with winter vegetables.
Merry Christmas
Episode #103 · The Christmas capital of Norway, Roros is a town of remarkably rich heritage where all of the buildings - ancient and new - are made of wood. Inside a mountain chalet and then outside with scenic mountains as a backdrop, Andreas prepares gravlax, aged trout, succulent Christmas pork rib and rice pudding.
The Lofoten Cod
Episode #104 · Hundreds of small islands stretch from the mainland into the ocean, where the warm Gulf stream meets the Arctic current, creating the world's foremost breeding ground for cod. On a fisherman's boat, Andreas makes a quick meal of cod roe and cod with truffles and then moves inside to cook potato-garlic puree and baked apples with vanilla bean and honey.
Arctic Cuisine
Episode #105 · The Svalbard Islands are the last stop before the North Pole. A strong Russian community influences this region, where the land is shared with polar bears. Andreas cooks outside on these polar islands then moves indoors to prepare the main course. The menu is Svalbard borscht: potato and beet puree with sour cream and fresh herbs, vodka-marinated sirloin steak and baked pears with ginger and juniper berries.
Episode #106 · Known as "The Queen of Rivers," the Namsen offers some of the world's greatest salmon fishing. In front of the river, Andreas uses his mobile kitchen to prepare a wide selection of salmon dishes, including salmon carpaccio with lingonberries, sour cream and lemon zest, smoked salmon, salmon roe and four different versions of oven-baked salmon.
A Midsummer Night's Meal
Episode #107 · Oslo is Norway's unique capital and Andreas' home-town, is set between the sea and the woods on the banks of Oslofjord. Outdoors on the beachfront in Oslo, Andreas is right at home making elegant shrimp cocktail, shrimp cocktail sandwich, garlic and ginger-grilled steak and Andreas' handmade ice cream.
In The Heart of Fjordland
Episode #108 · Known for its blooming plum and apple trees, Hardanger is set against a gorgeous snowy mountain range in the heart of fjordland. On a farm in a valley in central fjordland, Andreas prepares several dishes with the artisanal goat cheeses of the region, including cheese and apple pie. Venison steak is the main course.
Food for Summer
Episode #109 · This cluster of small islands along the south coast with its white-washed wooden hamlets, is the premiere summer destination for Norwegians. Outdoors on a boat and then on a pier on the coast, Andreas cooks scallop carpaccio, pepper-smoked scallops, raw oysters with lime, mackerel salad and garden berries with bay leaf custard.
Provence of the North
Episode #110 · The small community of Lom is known as the "Provence of the North" due to its culinary tradition, beautiful scenery and its many rustic farms. Outdoors on a farm in the central highlands, Andreas makes schnapps with a variety of herbs, dill- scented chicken and homemade ice cream with thyme and honey.
Crayfish and Salmon
Episode #111 · On Andreas' return to Oslo, he chooses the woods as his pantry. He picks wild mushrooms and goes crayfishing, 20 minutes outside the nation's capital. Outdoors in the woods, on the hills above Oslo, Andreas makes porcini consomme, salmon with chanterelle mushrooms and dill-cooked crayfish.
A Balancing Act
Episode #112 · Stavanger is the capital of the Norwegian oil industry. Andreas cooks on the edge of the unique Pulpit Rock, 2,000 feet above the Lysefjord. He catches brisling sardines and then on an island known as the "Garden of Eden," uses them as the main ingredient in salad Stavangeroise, salmon mousse and sardine quiche.
The Best Cheeseburger in the World
Episode #113 · Norway's lush Jotunheimen mountain range and national park is a place where painters and writers such as Henrik Ibsen found inspiration. Andreas cooks wild game by a river in the high mountains. The menu for this episode consists of Scandinavian pancakes, "The World's Best Cheeseburger" made of grouse, venison, pork and fois gras topped with Norwegian cheese and wild berries for dessert.
Faithful Friend
Episode #201 · In the home of bacalao (salted cod) on the west coast of Norway, Andreas serves up red onion soup with port wine and cheese and bacalao stew. This episode also features a visit to Rio de Janeiro, where the fish is a delicacy.
Ugly But Beautiful
Episode #202 · Amid Norway's spectacular northern archipelago known for its varieties of fish, Andreas creates barbecue fish skewers with spices and herbs, red and yellow cod with mango and pomegranate salad, lamb confit with vanilla-scented mashed rutabaga.
Fierce Creatures
Episode #203 · This idyllic and peaceful coastal town on the southern tip of Norway once served as a pirate stronghold 300 years ago. Here, Andreas prepares crab cocktail with dill, lobster bisque, tarragon lobster and creamy potato salad with red onions.
My Summer Paradise
Episode #204 · On his summer farm on the south coast, Andreas creates a chanterelle sandwich with dill on maple syrup rye bread, steamed mussels with aquavit and tarragon and a tart with summer berries.
Potatoes In All Forms and Flavors
Episode #205 · Amid the inland valleys of eastern Norway, famed for its potato varieties, Andreas prepares potato and herb salad, potato and leek soup with smoked salmon and salmon roe, aquavit-flambeed pork with potato and rutabaga gratin.
Where Everything Smells of Apples
Episode #206 · In a region known for the magnificent Hardangerfjorden, a fjord of the Hardanger Mountains region, Andreas creates apple-marinated duck breast with apple glaze, "veiled farm girls" and apple ice cream with honey and thyme.
The Staff of Life/Bread and Butter Issues
Episode #207 · While Norway's capital is draped in its winter coat, Andreas creates flatbread canapes and country bread.
Town of Two Spirits
Episode #208 · Andreas explores Norway's medieval capital and religious center, and later prepares Norwegian mulled wine, pork meatballs stuffed with prunes and sage and aquavit sorbet.
The Sun Is Back!
Episode #209 · Norwegians flock to Geilo during Easter. In this festive atmosphere, Andreas prepares grilled cheese sandwiches, trout with orange curry butter, chicken stuffed with oranges, and Orange a la Norvegienne.
The King of the Ocean
Episode #210 · At Vadso Finnmark, on the northernmost tip of Norway, the fjords play host to newly arrived king crabs from the east. Dishes include: wild salmon with fresh asparagus and cucumber salad, colorful king crab sandwich and seared king crab with soy butter with pomgranade and lingonberries.
Polar Berries
Episode #211 · On the hunt for the world's most northerly berries, Andreas visits the Norwegian city of Lyngen, located above the Arctic Circle. Here, fantastic berries of all kinds grow amid stunning scenery, which becomes even more stunning from Andreas' vantage point - high above the clouds in a hang glider.
Learning to Smoke
Episode #212 · Against a northern archipelago backdrop, Andreas explores the culinary technique of smoking on the Hurtigruta, a large ship that ferries people along the extensive Norwegian coastline.
New Scandinavian Cooking: Highlights
Episode #213 · This special episode highlights memorable moments from the first two seasons of New Scandinavian Cooking With Andreas Viestad.
To The Lighthouse
Episode #301 · Andreas visits a remote lighthouse on the island of Fedje in western Norway, where he makes a colorful soup. With the beautiful Atlantic coastline as a backdrop, Andreas makes the best of the local shellfish, including langoustine, or Norwegian lobster.
The World's Best Sausages
Episode #302 · In the region of Ryfylke in southwestern Norway, Andreas prepares sausages on the slopes of the fjord, creates a flavor-packed homemade ketchup and mixes a shockingly elegant drink on a glacier.
Back In Paradise
Episode #303 · Andreas visits his family's hometown on the southern tip of Norway, where he spends summers living off the land. Using ingredients from his own pantry, Andreas prepares honey-glazed smoked duck with vegetables, and artichokes with wild garlic mayonnaise.
The Flatlands
Episode #304 · In the flatlands of Lista in southern Norway, Andreas makes his favorite pancakes from his grandmother's recipe. Andreas also goes underwater to catch a turbot, a "flat" fish he later prepares with an elegant combination of vanilla and root vegetables.
Nuclear Family Food
Episode #305 · The cold Norwegian winter does not stop Andreas from scaling the Gaustad mountain, where skiing is believed to have been invented. In this chilly landscape, Andreas prepares a warm mushroom soup and lamb shanks with a Norwegian-style risotto.


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Look of the Week: Valentine's Day-to-Night
This weekend is all about love, baby. Whether you're single or smitten, make the most of it with this hot Valentine's look that will take you from day to night.
No lonely-pants here -- start with a simple yet flirty raspberry dress that can be dressed up or down. For the aww-ensuing wine tasting in Napa, or mimosas and brunch with the girls, casual accessories are key. A playful sunhat, chunky necklace and strappy flats will keep you cool and confident through the day.


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It mostly cost me "time" rather than "materials" to make this party activity.
The whole thing went in recycling when we were done.
A fantastic idea I will definately be doing this for my daughter (",)
Brilliant idea, so adaptable!
Love this!! I just pinned it for a Wonka Wrap party that I am in charge of. So clever. I promise to link back if we do it.
Hey Mama! I just pinned this idea from another blog, but I think I like your ideas of a box and paper cups better. Not that I am going to try this for a year or 2.
I can imagine my daughter's face before punching the hole!!!! I'm going to try this for sure!! Thanks for sharing this brilliant idea.
I love this! You are a great mama!
Hi MaryLea and Happy New Year
I wanted to share that I have wanted to make this since I first saw the original post, and finally, today, I did just that! I made one this evening for my 3 year old's Super Hero bday party this weekend. I used paper bags instead of cups, but I was just so thrilled that it went so smoothly, and I can't wait to see all those little kiddos smashing through the paper to get their prizes :) I'm calling it "THe Hulk Punch" :D I'll probably post it on the blog at some point, but wanted to say thanks, as always for the inspiration :)
Crafty Homeschool Mama -- can't wait to see it, I'm sure it was a huge hit!! We're rolling into birthday party planning around here too -- time for Feb and March parties for the girls!
: ) MaryLea
I am going to make this using an appliance box. Hoping it is big enough to use all four sides! We are going to use this as a fund raiser for our PTN. What do you think?
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Getting employees to understand how health care reform will affect their benefits in time for fall open enrollment is a challenge for most employers, but HR executive Laura Ostroff has had to jump into the fray sooner than most. Benefits enrollment kicks off July 1 at Bon Secours Health System, where she is vice president of benefits and human resources information systems.
"We are waiting with bated breath for more federal guidelines," she says. "But we've had to move forward. We share what we know when we know it."
In addition to unanswered questions about the state health insurance exchanges, the nonprofit Catholic health system headquartered in Marriottsville, Maryland, is also rolling out a brand-new benefits plan that takes effect on Sept. 1.
Like Bon Secours, employers large and small are scrambling to prepare their workforce for the provisions in the Affordable Care Act that take effect in 2014 and beyond. This is no easy task given the complexity of the massive health reform law and the dearth of federal guidelines. And with the ongoing political wrangling from opponents trying to repeal or cripple the law, it's no surprise that most Americans are confused about the impact reform will have on their lives. More than half don't even know that the Affordable Care Act is in place.
According to an April Kaiser Family Foundation poll, 59 percent of Americans do not know that health care reform is law and is being implemented, while nearly half—49 percent—say they don't have enough information to know how the law will affect their family.
"Lots of employers are communicating early this enrollment season, like July and August, before people get inundated with information," says Michelle Hicks, communications director at Buck Consultants in New York. She says that insurers competing on the exchanges are expected to flood consumers with direct mailings and television ads promoting their products.
Under the individual mandate, all Americans will be required to purchase health insurance or face a fine. Those who aren't covered through an employer will be able to buy insurance on a state health insurance marketplace or exchange, which must be up and running by Jan. 1.
"For those unaware of the ACA, getting a mailer saying you have to get health care insurance or be fined will set off a panic, and employers need to be prepared," says Hicks.
In addition, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is hitting the airwaves and the Web this summer, rolling out an $8 million campaign to educate people about the exchanges and encourage them to shop for health care insurance. Other HHS initiatives include a relaunch of Healthcare.gov as the information hub for those shopping for insurance and outreach to Spanish-speaking communities and other non-native speakers.
Employers also are targeting their communications to different employee populations.
"Some employers have a significant population of part-time employees who will not be eligible for the employer plan," Hicks says. "And there is a handful who wants to make sure that even if they don't provide health insurance, their employees understand how the exchanges work. And then there is a third pocket—the newly eligible. Anyone who works 30 hours a week or more will be eligible for the employer plan. Some have never had benefits before."
At Bon Secours, Ostroff isn't worried about employees understanding or supporting the health care reform law.
"We are a Catholic health system, and our mandate is to help the poor, so we are a strong proponent of the ACA," Ostroff says. "It fits with our culture and that makes it easier for us to communicate. Our employees get it. They see the uninsured coming in with serious health conditions every day."
Still, she says that this year benefits communications are splashier and more detailed than previous years because of changes brought by reform. In an effort to avoid penalties under the law's so-called "Cadillac" tax on expensive health plans, Bon Secours is replacing its gold, silver and bronze benefits packages with a preferred provider organization, a high-deductible plan and a catastrophic coverage plan for 2014. The tax goes into effect in 2018.
"This year the communication plan had to be more thoughtful, more creative and more engaging than before," she says.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (WUSA) -- This Friday night was homecoming for hundreds of teens at Lake Braddock High School in Fairfax County but for one teen, it was much more. Star pitcher Nick Balenger stood with his baseball team for the first time since a horrific swimming accident that left the Virginia teen paralyzed.
Nick Balenger had an arm like a rocket. He could throw 86 mph and baseball was his life. It was the summer before his senior year at Lake Braddock High School when his family took a vacation to Hawaii.
Nick says he jumped into the ocean on the first day but he, "thought the water was deeper than it was, and cracked my neck on the bottom of the ocean."
Nick's mom Sylvie shared that she saw her husband standing over Nick in the water. That's when her star baseball player son said the six words that would change their lives: "Dad, I can't feel my legs."
The 17-year-old suffered a severe spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the chest down. Told he'd never walk, the determined Fairfax County teen took not one, but 15 steps just this week.
Nick shared what he thinks when he's told no: "I just think I'm gonna prove them wrong, I love proving doctors wrong."
Inspired by his progress, Nick decided to attend his high school's homecoming. He asked his girlfriend to be his date. Friday night, Nick's baseball team got their championship rings. Many call him an inspiration; he thinks they may be right.
"All the progress that I made from just lying in bed and not being able to move anything but my arms to now at a football game with thousands of people here, I'd say it's a little inspiring," he said.
The road, however, is long, and the physical therapy bills are mounting. Friends have set up a website for people to make donations, buy bracelets and find out about events.
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May 31, 2016
The U.S. Supreme Court says it will consider eliminating the government's chief weapon against racial discrimination at polling places since the 1960s.
Acting three days after the election, the justices have agreed to hear a constitutional challenge to the part of the landmark Voting Rights Act that requires all or parts of 16 states with a history of discrimination in voting to get federal approval before making any changes in the way they hold elections.
That law also applies to Mississippi.
The appeal from Shelby County, Ala., says state and local governments covered by the law have made significant progress and no longer should be forced to live under oversight from Washington.
The high court considered the same issue three years ago, but sidestepped what Chief Justice John Roberts then called "a difficult constitutional question."
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Hi All,
We are starting our migration to Zimbra from Exchange 2007. Everything is going swimmingly with the migration process (now that I have everything scripted).
I know that a few users with outlook are going to have an issue with their nk2 file storing the old addresses (we have sent out a workaround for the few users that are using outlook).
The magority of our users are using the outlook web access webmail (OWA). I was thinking that there would be no issue with the addresses for users using OWA, but it seems that they are. I migrated a few users yesterday, and people are calling this morning saying they are getting bounce backs (user does not exist - from the exchange server). The exchange mailbox of the user is disabled and a mail contact is setup with the zimbra e-mail address. If the users type in the persons name and Ctrl+K to check the name, it shows 2 entries that are the same. Selecting one will give a red bar saying the properties can not be loaded (obviously the old exchange address) and another one which works correctly.
Anyone know how to turn off caching of addresses in OWA?
(we have our offline address book updated every night at 2am, and it's been over 24 hours since I migrated our users).


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Yes we loved torvill and dean -- they skated on ice, eezy peezy.
But jeezarse and Peter didnt hav any ice -- they walked on water -- its a miracle.
Anyhow, how kum disney or the Godsquad hav never staged jeezarse on ice.
I kan see Him entering jerusalem now, on a donkey (aktually 2 guys on skates).
Imagin the show stopper, jeezarse doing figure of eights carrying a crucyfix. Not a dry eye in the crowd.


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the team have had two 'Raikkonen style' victory parties in the last four races,if they want more I'm sure they will have a plan


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Wake Forest, NC -- A former World Series of Poker champion is among six people facing charges after an undercover prostitution sting in eastern North Carolina.
Gregory Paul Raymer, a professional poker player who goes by "Fossilman," was arrested during the sting at a Wake Forest hotel.
Police say Raymer and the other five men responded to an advertisement on a website often used by prostitutes. Police worked with a Wake Forest hotel to carry out the sting.
Raymer apologized for his actions through his lawyer, calling the situation a "lapse in judgment."
Raymer won the World Series of Poker in 2004, taking home about $1.7 million after taxes.
Also arrested in the sting was Durham attorney Christopher Burrell Shella, the man who withdrew from a murder case involving the accuser in the 2006 Duke lacrosse scandal.
The list also includes Kevin Scott Konarzewski, president of Complete Inventory Services, Barrett Lee Bennett, Robert Hancock, vice president of sales and marketing at MobileSmith, and Gerald Barham.
Each man was charged with prostitution and attempted crimes against nature and received a $1,000 secured bond.
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In this model, you build and solve a 2D beam model using the 2D Structural Mechanics Beam interface. This model describes the eigenfrequency analysis of a simple geometry. A point mass and point mass moment of inertia are used in the model. The two first eigenfrequencies are compared with the values given by an analytical expression.


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JESSUP, Md. (WUSA) -- A man police say is part of the Dead Man Inc. gang in Anne Arundel County is charged after officers found marijuana, drug paraphernalia and a three-foot American alligator at his home.
Anne Arundel County police say law enforcement officers executed a search and seizure warrant at a home in the 7500 block of Gleneagle Drive in Jessup on Friday as part of an investigation into drug trafficking allegations. Detectives seized approximately 159 grams of kind bud marijuana, drug paraphernalia, $792 in cash and other substances before finding something else: an American Alligator.
According to police, the alligator was found on the premises and Animal Control responded to the scene. Police say the alligator was in good health and was later taken to a facility that handles exotic animals.
Thirty-two-year-old Michael Golden is currently charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of marijuana. Police say, however, that additional charges are pending once the crime lab determines what the other unknown substances are that were found at the home.


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Heading to Wyoming this October to hunt mulies in the Bighorn National Forest and wanted to get some input on what to expect weather wise from Oct 15 - 20. We will be hunting and most likely camping between 8000 and 9500 feet.
What have you experienced or can you tell me about what I should pack that you feel is a necessity?
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Kim Clijsters has become the first female athlete to be immortalized by Barbie, the internationally recognized doll with the impossible proportions.
Her likeness was unveiled at the largest toy fair in Nuremburg, Germany along with a mini-Barbie of daughter Jada.
Kimmie expressed her excitement about the dolls saying,
"When I was a young girl I played with my Barbie dolls all the time and took them with me everywhere I went. I am therefore deeply honoured and humbled as I today join the ranks of iconic women who represent Barbie's aspirational values.
"My family means everything to me, so I was really excited when I found out that Jada would also receive her very own "Jada" Barbie doll. This is something that is very special to me and my family and we will cherish it for life."
She joins Oprah Winfrey, Sally Ride, Melinda Gates, Angela Merkel, Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe as famous women who've been "Barbied."
Honestly, the only likeness of the U.S. Open champ I see is the blond hair and Fila duds. Nice stems though.
Jada actually looks more spot-on than Kimmie especially the bushy hair, round face and striped sweater. Cute.
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66 years, and he keeps coming back for more
Harry Truman was President, Jackie Robinson was a rookie with the Brooklyn Dodgers and then-Princess Elizabeth was a newlywed when Edgar George Fournier started eating his breakfast at Ray's Lunch in Manchester.
And he's been complaining about the food nearly every day since.
On Saturday morning, Jeannine Metivier, manager at what is now called Belmont Hall & Restaurant, surprised Fournier with a party to celebrate his 66 years of patronage. There were commemorative gifts and about two dozen relatives and friends on hand.
"I'm shocked," said Fournier, who turns 87 on Aug. 21. "I still can't get over it."
Fournier was working at Sealtest Ice Cream in Manchester back in 1947 when he started getting breakfast at Ray's. "I used to have two eggs, ham and toast. Burnt toast.
"I'm a chowhound, and this was the best restaurant in town," he recalled.
But that didn't stop him from grousing about the food, said Metivier, whose niece, Cathy Kuliga, owns the restaurant with her husband, Steve.
After an encounter with Fournier her first week on the job, Metivier said, "I almost quit waitressing."
Fournier is affectionately known as "the grouch" by Belmont Hall regulars, said his youngest daughter, Celia McKay of Goffstown."
He complains about his food every day - but he comes back."
It's all part of the fun.
"I used to get a kick out of it," Fournier said, eyes twinkling.
Fournier was amazed that four of his five children and even some of his 12 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren were at the restaurant Saturday. Some drove from Laconia and Keene.
"Somebody made a phone call," he said.
"It's called email today, Dad," McKay told him with a smile.
Metivier said she came up with the idea for the party when Fournier recently mentioned how long he's been coming to the restaurant, which has been in her family for three generations.
"What place has a customer for 66 years, five days a week?" she asked. "We said we gotta do something."
McKay said she was "thrilled" when she heard what the restaurant had planned. "It's not usual in this day and age to pay attention to something like that," she said.
"I know the restaurant meant a lot to my dad and my mom. It says something about the business that they would be appreciating him like that."
After he retired, Fournier used to have breakfast with his wife, Cecile. But since her death in early 2011, he comes by himself and usually finds a friend to eat with.
Most days, that friend is Chris Argeropoulos, who joined the party on Saturday.
Metivier gave Fournier some gifts from Belmont Hall, including a diner mug, a red T-shirt commemorating his "66 Years of Loyalty" and a gift certificate for $66 - one dollar for every year of patronage.
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Defendant in Drug Case Retrial Rips up Indictment
A D.C. nightclub owner being retried on a drug conspiracy charge dramatically tore up a copy of his indictment at the beginning of his new trial Monday.
Antoine Jones, who is representing himself, told jurors that the indictment is nothing but a formal charge before ripping it twice.
In 2010, an appeals court reversed Jones' conviction and life sentence because police used a global positioning system without a warrant. The Supreme Court affirmed and barred police from installing GPS technology to track suspects without getting a judge's approval.
Prosecutors say Jones was linked to a house where authorities found nearly $1 million in cash and nearly 100 kilograms of cocaine.
In his opening statement, Jones told jurors he might be seem nervous, but stressed that "I'm fighting for my life."
Jones said that he used a metal detector when he was a nightclub owner, and encouraged jurors to take the same approach with government witnesses: "Take out that lie detector," he said, and listen for the detector to make a "tic-tic-tic" sound.
"The government will paint a picture," he said. "They're artists." Jones said he'd paint one too, and "you will tell which one is fake and which one is real."
Jones wore a yellow shirt, patterned tie and no jacket as he addressed the jurors.
The trial is expected to last six to seven weeks.
He said that the FBI will discuss wiretaps and display drugs and money. He said jurors should ask themselves, "What does this have to do with Mr. Jones?"
Jones said that the government never caught him selling any drugs.
In a criminal trial, prosecutors must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, and Jones played that up a couple of times.
"If you catch him perjuring himself," Jones said of one government witness, "that's the doubt … that's the doubt you're looking for."
At the end of his opening statement, he held his fingers an inch apart and said, "If you see this much doubt, that much doubt, you must, you must, you must find me not guilty."
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Security Council resolution 1169 (1998) on the situation in the Middle East, U.N. Doc. S/RES/1169 (1998).
The Security Council,
Having considered the report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force of 14 May 1998 (S/1998/391),
(a) To call upon the parties concerned to implement immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 October 1973;
(b) To renew the mandate of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for another period of six months, that is, until 30 November 1998;
(c) To request the Secretary-General to submit, at the end of this period, a report on the development in the situation and the measures taken to implement Security Council resolution 338 (1973).


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Tennis Earns NCAA Public Recognition Award
INDIANAPOLIS – The Iowa State tennis team was honored with the NCAA Public Recognition Award the NCAA announced. The award is given to programs with a multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the top 10 percent in the nation for their sport.
The awards for 2013 were based on the 2011-12 multi-year APR. The tennis team has ranked among the top three teams in the Big 12 for student-athletes placed on the academic all-league teams for the last four years.
"This recognition speaks volumes about our student-athletes efforts in the classroom and the support they receive from our university and the Academic Services Department," head coach Armando Espinosa said. "Our team takes great pride in their classwork so this is a great honor."
The team will be honored with a letter of recognition from the NCAA.


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BLUFFTON, S.C. (WSAV) -- A 17-year-old senior at Bluffton High School in Bluffton, S.C., was arrested Wednesday for causing a disturbance at school.
Austen Almida was taken into custody by police. At the time, he was carrying on his person multiple knives with blades at least 2 inches long, a loaded Glock 22 handgun, gasoline, lighter fluid, and a lighter.
Almida has been charged with carrying a weapon onto school property, unlawful carrying of a firearm, and disturbing schools. He has been transported to the Beaufort County Detention Center. A bond hearing will most likely take place at 8:00 a.m. Thursday.
The school was placed on "modified lockdown" after the student was acting suspiciously through conversations and body language.
Principal Mark Dievendorf said many rumors circulated that made officials' jobs harder. Several parents outside the school Wednesday morning were upset officials would not let parents pick their students up from school.
Nearby H.E. McCracken Middle School and Bluffton Elementary were on modified lockdown but later resumed with their normal school day.
In a statement released Wednesday afternoon, Chief Reynolds said, "We thank every student and their parents for their patience today. Our job is to ensure a safe environment and we realize there are moments of concern for everyone involved as we gather information. Our objective, in all critical incidents, is to be thorough and that takes time."


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The H and K drives are now available to campus macintosh users by an automatic means. If your machine is currently running version 4 of our system image these shares will appear automatically. You may determine what image your machine is running by looking at the name of your hard drive as shown below. If you machine is currently running an older version of the software you may contact the help desk (x78467) to request that you be upgraded to the newest version, however all users are scheduled to receive an upgrade soon.
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There's a feud raging in the Boy Band World. Joey Fatone of 'N Sync took a shot at the Backstreet Boys recently, suggesting they were going out on tour because "they just need the money. No offense, guys."
Nick Carter from BSB did not take that one lying down, responding, "Truthfully, it's about not letting our fans down. Sorry, bro, but you have us all wrong."
"No offense, guys?"
"Sorry, bro?"
That's a feud? That's the most civil war-of-words ever. That must be what happens when you become members of a middle-aged man band.


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Sacramento, CA (Sports Network) - Marcus Thornton scored a team-high 23 points
off the bench and the Sacramento Kings cooled off the Los Angeles Lakers with
a 113-97 victory to snap a five-game skid.
Thornton, who led a 49-point effort from the Sacramento bench, scored 12 in
the final period, helping the Kings out to their highest point total of the
Tyreke Evans shot 7-for-11 and finished with 18 points, while John Salmons and
Jason Thompson added 13 apiece for Sacramento, which notched its third win of
the season. Thompson also hauled in 10 boards in the victory.
Kobe Bryant scored a game-high 38 points, but didn't get much help from the
rest of the Lakers starting lineup. Dwight Howard finished with just seven
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Metta World Peace tallied 13 points and Jodie Meeks scored 15 in the setback.
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Video: EXTENDED INTERVIEW: Honey Boo Boo and her mom
Video: Honey Boo Boo knows people want to be like her
Written By: Blayne Alexander, WXIA
MACON, Ga. -- She's a self-proclaimed "Diva Beauty Queen" who practically lives in the spotlight.
But try to sit Alana Thompson down for an interview, and you'll get exactly what you'd expect from a 7-year-old: a little girl who won't sit still.
But after three years in the pageant game, Alana knows rule number one: it's all about her. Holding her TV show poster on her lap, the girl affectionately known as "Honey Boo Boo" showed off her picture and made sure to point out every glamorous detail.
"This is my hair, well, my wig actually," she said. "And if you see, I have diamonds on my glasses."
The second grader is already mastering superstar status. Her TLC reality show, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," follows Alana and her family through their daily life in McIntyre, Ga.
The show has already gained a large national following; last month, ratings surpassed the Republican National Convention airing the same night. (A week later, the Democratic National Convention tied the show in ratings. "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" aired the same time as former President Bill Clinton's speech.)
And this week, Saturday Night Live parodied Honey Boo Boo and "Mama" during the Weekend Update segment.
But the self-proclaimed redneck family has drawn critics -- mainly those who believe the show casts a negative stereotype on Southerners, specifically Georgians.
"I don't claim to represent all of Georgia, I've never said that," said June Thompson, Alana's mother. "Those haters that are criticizing us about what's on the show are watching us every week. So we call them our 'closet fans,' people who don't wanna admit they watch the show."
Alana already has advice for those who want to be like her ("You gotta be sassy!"), but her aspirations go beyond the pageant world. When asked what she wants to be when she grows up, the answer varies from veterinarian to Walmart employee.
Alana's mother says the show and pageant life will continue "as long as Alana's having fun."
"It's all about having fun and making memories with your kids and with your family," she said.
The season finale airs Wednesday, Sept. 26th on TLC.


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Consumers, financial institutions, and most importantly regulators did not understand the risks being taken in the financial markets. That was one of the main causes of the current financial crisis according to the Government white paper, Reforming the financial markets, released last week. It is clear to all players in the financial market that they need to make more accurate assessments of the risks they and others are taking. But will they be able to take the more scientific approach needed for a deeper understanding of financial risks, when they were so easily bewitched by unproven claims that you can turn financial lead into gold?
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July 7, 2009
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Scientists/cricket geeks have shown that the weather has a significant effect on the results of the Ashes cricket series between Australia and England when the series is held in Australia. The Australian cricket team is more likely to succeed after El Niño years, while the English cricket team does better following La Niña years, the opposite phase when the weather is cooler and wetter. But how significant is this effect and should the teams change their strategies accordingly?
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July 7, 2009
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Meet the fastest mathematician on Earth
Fancy crashing through the sound barrier in a rocket propelled car that goes all the way up to 1000mph? Well, we can't give you that experience, but we can get you as close as any maths magazine ever will. Last week we interviewed Andy Green, currently the fastest man on Earth (and Oxford maths graduate), who's now gearing up to break his own land speed record in his Bloodhound SSC — a pencil shaped car powered by a Eurofighter aircraft engine. The car is currently being simulated on super computers, exploiting the full power of computational fluid dynamics and all sorts of other bits of engineering maths, and it's just about to move into the construction phase.
You will be able to read our interview and an article on the maths that makes Bloodhound possible in the September issue of Plus, but meanwhile go and visit the Bloodhound SSC website. It tells you all there is to know about this engineering adventure, the car, and the team behind it. There's a substantial education programme associated to the project — you can sign up for engineering and maths based teaching resources, from instructions to build your own balloon powered car to experimenting with the speed of sound. You can also sign up for an email newsletter, or follow Bloodhound on Twitter.
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Did Mahmoud Ahmadinejad really win a landslide election on the 12th of June 2009? Many believe that he didn't, but only a full election re-run scrutinised by independent observers would bring absolute certainty. With this possibility thoroughly off the cards, as the Guardian Council has made clear, some analysts have had a long and hard look at the figures released by the very government accused of doing the rigging, to see if they reveal evidence of fraud.
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June 25, 2009
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Thwack! Grunt! Wimbledon has started! And perhaps the unusually sunny weather this year might be an omen for an unheard of event... could this be the year of a British Wimbledon Champion?
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June 25, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Last week's BBC programme The price of life highlighted the plight of cancer sufferers awaiting a decision by NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, on a new drug that could add years to their lives. If approved by NICE, the drug, called revlimid and used to treat a cancer called multiple myeloma, could be prescribed freely on the NHS. If rejected, the prohibitive cost would spell the end of the line for many patients. In the light of the suffering facing myeloma patients and their families, the main criterion for NICE's decisions — cost-effectiveness — seems almost inhumane. But exactly what kind of mathematical considerations go into NICE's calculations?
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Astronomy Hobby Male dominated, Why?
Posted 14 January 2013 - 03:01 PM
slanted to Male dominated?
My reasoning is, every single time I have shown a Lady
some of the beautiful objects God has graced us with,
they have always gasped in awe, especially Saturn! I have been told by many Ladies it looks like a jewel.
There was one young Lady in the Des Moines club, she used a Dynamax 6, 9it had VG optics) and was a great member,
prooving you don't have to have a 200 lb. rig to be happy.
your thoughts?
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There are also startlingly few African-Americans in the hooby.
It's probably mostly historical. Amateur astronomy started out almost exclusively male; for instance, the Springfield Telescope Makers were machinists, and there weren't many -- if any -- female machinists.
Then it tends to get passed down father to son or buddy to buddy. And at mostly male gatherings, men tend to feel more welcome than women.
My niece just did a thesis on women in science. There happen to be lots of major female professional astronomers -- still a minority, but a much bigger minority than (say) female physicists or mathematicians.
She said that women that she interviewed cited role models such as Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin or (earlier) Annie Canon and Henrietta Leavitt. Women are much more prevalent in chemistry and biology, perhaps because they had a relatively easy entree as lab assistants -- think Madame Curie.
Building a community takes time -- which is no excuse for inaction. And if not now, then when?
Posted 14 January 2013 - 03:48 PM
I think the Scope mfgrs are missing a HUGE revenue opportunity here. Why not a scope painted and designed to be Lady friendly? they are 50% of the population! I have never seen an ad that leanes toward the Female gender!
Perhaps it is a single person dominated hoby, and being out at night probably has something to do with it.
How about a pepper spray, tazer, 911 equiped C8? Pink with Flowers painted on it..
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Posted 14 January 2013 - 07:12 PM
A second factor may be that astronomy is an outdoor, often out in the country, pursuit, and things done outdoors have traditionally been more male oriented.
To some extent, especially hunting and fishing.
But for what it's worth, when I go hiking in New Hampshire's White Mountains, I'd say that the people I meet are just about 50%-50% male and female -- in summer anyway. There's definitely a preponderance of men in the winter, especially above treeline where conditions can get pretty severe.
Which raises the possibility of a physiological difference. Astronomy is done mostly in conditions that range from cool to cold to very cold, and it requires the use of your hands. Poor circulation, in particular Reynaud's Syndrome, is known to be much more prevalent in women than in men. I don't think it's a major factor, but it might be a small one.
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Now, I don't know much about women (and my wife'll probably support that assertion). But from my limited experience, nearly all the women I know well enough to know these things about run a lot colder than most men I know.
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I'm surprised no one mentioned that men are hunters and women are gatherers. If searching for faint fuzzys isn't hunting, I don't know what is.
I grew up hunting and fishing, now I hunt wildlife with my binoculars and hunt down faint fuzzies.
And as John said previously, most women are too wise to take up a hobby that involves staying up late with a cold wind blowing just so one can capture a glimpse of an elusive blurr with a name, something seen much better in a photo.
My wife looks through the eyepiece for a few minutes and goes inside. She has Sky Safari Plus on her cell phone so she can find out detailed information about the Astronomy Picture of the Day.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 07:52 PM
Why not a scope painted and designed to be Lady friendly?
Now what would you consider for a scope to be "Lady friendly"? Guess I'd better give up my 16" because it's not pink.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 08:25 PM
I get to carry both.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 08:32 PM
Of course on the other side of the coin. I was often the only male in my Yoga class for a few years. Most guys I know wouldn't go for one class.
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Men and women are wired differently, plain and simple. Sometimes the two meet on the same field, but it's often not for the same reason(s).
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Staying up late
Remote locations
Possible alone or in a very small group
Noises in the woods
Setting up equipment
Taking down equipment
There's not one thing there my wife would want to have anything whatsoever to do with.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 09:54 PM
Interesting subject. Back in the old sci.astro.amateur group, one German born Iranian fellow pointed out that in Iran, the majority of amateur astronomers are women. Hard to say why in western society, the hobby is so heavily male.
So is this also because Iranian women are wired differently from men?
Another difference in the demographic is that countries other than the U.S. seem to have more young people that are active in astronomy. Check out the large group photo from a representative IOTA gathering in Tehran.
Tehran IOTA workshop
Other than heavy lifting of large scopes and mounts, it seems to me like there's no reason that woman cannot participate in the hobby to the same extent as men. Often, it's the "good old boys club" mentality of the hobby that puts them off.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 09:59 PM
And it's a science thing as well. Science isn't as attractive to the ladies as it is to the guys. Just a fact of the way our hobby is oriented.
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