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OLYMPIA — Gov. Chris Gregoire proposed $1.7 billion in cuts to state government Monday but said she wants voters to approve a temporary sales tax increase to prevent some of the more severe reductions, including a shortened school year.
Gregoire's plan to address a projected deficit of $1.4 billion also includes reductions in university support and the elimination of medical programs for 55,000 low-income residents.
The Democrat, entering her final year in office, suggested up to $835 million in revenue to buy back some of the cuts. She said the priority is a voter-approved temporary half-cent tax increase that would bring in $494 million through 2013. That tax increase would expire in 2015. Gregoire said that under the bill she will present to the Legislature, she wants a special election to vote on the tax to take place in March.
The majority of the money raised by the sales tax would go to education to put back into higher education and ensuring the school year isn't shortened. It would also restore money to public safety.
"I have seen the ramifications of the cuts," Gregoire said. "I can't live with it."
Gregoire said that she believes that if residents know there is a real need, and that if the money will go to specific programs, they will support it. She planned to start touring the state Tuesday to discuss her proposals, with stops in Vancouver, Yakima, Spokane and Seattle.
In a joint statement issued after the governor's proposal, Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown and Sen. Ed Murray praised the governor for "exploring every viable option, including additional revenue."
Senate Minority Leader Mike Hewitt, R-Walla Walla, said a tax increase was not the answer.
"To talk about raising taxes at a time when people are out of work and can't afford it suggests an insensitivity to what the citizens of this state are going through," he said in a news release.
The education cuts account for roughly one-quarter of Gregoire's reductions plan. She proposes shortening the school year by four days, saving $99 million, and reducing support for poor school districts by $150 million.
The state would reduce support for higher education by $160 million — a 17 percent reduction for the top universities. Past cuts have already driven up tuition to the point that it is expected to double during Gregoire's eight-year tenure in office.
Another $340 million would be saved by delaying a large payment to school districts until the next two-year budget cycle.
In addition to the sales tax increase, Gregoire's other revenue recommendations to the Legislature would bring in an additional $341 million, including $59 million in administrative savings that could pass with a simple majority. However, $282 million of her recommendations would require two-thirds support from the Legislature or would have to go to a public vote.
Those recommendations include a business and occupation tax on oil companies and financial institutions with windfall profits. Gregoire also wants to repeal the sales tax exemption for residents who live in states without a sales tax, like Oregon.
Other major reduction proposals include:
o Eliminating the Disability Lifeline program and the Basic Health Plan, saving about $130 million. Those programs provide medical services to 55,000 people.
o Allowing low- and moderate-risk offenders to be released 150 days early from their prison term and reducing supervision for offenders to one year except sex offenders, who will be supervised for two years. Offenders are currently supervised for up to three years. The changes would save $41 million.
o Reducing state funding for subsidized child care by $50 million, ending aid for about 4,000 families who get subsidized care while parents work.


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looks doesnt have a gyro.
looks doesnt have a gyro.
I like the moto more!
Would the '07 moto be good enough? I'm a little short on funds.
if its basically the same thing, then yea.
"the Icon MOTO is built to rule the trails and street."
thats what you wnat it for?
Yes, thats exactly what I want it for. I just want to make sure it's as good as the '08.
I don't think I will be getting the '07 moto, it was recalled beacause of improper fork welding. Also, I have heard rumors of mirraco rims breaking easily, is this true?
eight pack or Haro F series.
This thread is long dead.
Read the dates n00bs.

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The Hilliard Corporation has evolved from a one-product business into a special applications engineering company serving customers worldwide. Our filtration systems are sold under the trade names of Hilco and Star Filters. Star Filters provides durable, efficient sludge dewatering and process filtration filter presses worldwide. We have the fabrication flexibility to meet ...
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We could do with taking a pair of phones with us to america in august, but I don't want to take my lovely new Samsung.
In the past we've bought a cheap pair of phones as soon as we get to the US but we're not having a car this time.
If we bought a couple of reallllly cheap ones here, would they work in the US? We'd literally just want it for texting each other.


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Capt. Nathan Thobaben has petroleum jelly applied to his face by a medic before he enters the octagon for the light heavyweight championship fight at Abrams Physical Fitness Center on Fort Hood, Texas, Feb. 23. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Garett Hernandez, 41st Fires Brigade Public Affairs)
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I am working on setting up a hosted Exchange 2010 environment which will consist of: EdgeServer, Client Access Server/Hub Transport Server, Mail Server, and then our DAG. All of which will be added to/expanded as necessary according to growth. My problem is that I am unsure whether to install the Unified Messaging role on its own dedicated server, or on either the CAS/HT or Mail Server. I know that you are able to do both, but have not been able to find documentation on which would be the most effective, or a particular reason why you would do one over the other. The environment is virtualized so an additional server(s) wouldn't be an issue if it is necessary.
Microsoft recommends installing Unified Messaging on its own server. This isn't required, but UM can suck up resources pretty well. It also isn't supported in a virtualized setup. This is exactly what they say about virtualizing UM:


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Mediated voyeurism never has been as easy to produce as it is today. That is attributable in no small part to some very small parts. In particular, credit belongs to amazing advancements in recording technology that allow everyone from the journalist working for a megamedia conglomerate to the quiet, nice-guy next door working for himself to capture unguarded moments from the lives of others on videotape.
The lightweight portable video camera--either handheld or shoulder-mounted--makes possible much of the video on a program such as the reality-producer Paul Stojanovich World's Wildest Police Videos. The show, which debuted in 1998 and falls into the video vérité category of mediated voyeurism defined in the Introduction, relies almost exclusively on video recorders used by law enforcement agencies, news bureaus, and other sources to supply its raw material. The cameras required for this type of mediated voyeurism need not be miniature or hidden to effectively bring viewers an action-packed hour of highway car chases and surface street shoot-outs. The cameras that capture footage for this show instead may be held by a per-


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To talk of art implies the priority of an object over our perception. How people habitually perceive and interpret things is an important question, but it is not ultimately related to the question of art's potential. If perception is not shaped by the object, then one is no longer talking about art at all. And if it seems strange that one should accord primacy to something that is meant to be a tool of one's pleasure, perhaps that is because the concept of art as something distinct has been all but lost in contemporary culture. The objective differences between a Brahms symphony and elevator music are neither arbitrary nor irrelevant. Whatever people's responses to them may be, these texts make different objective demands of the listener and different musical statements. The structural and linguistic differences between musical objects invite different responses from their listeners, who remain free at all times, of course, to project whatever feelings they like upon the work.
But to most people music is not an object at all; it is a mood, an ambience, an environment, and is mostly used to that end. This contrasts strongly with the way music is regarded by professional musicians such as composers, performers and musicologists. The professional is necessarily concerned with how a musical work is made—with notes, chords, instrumentation, structure, and form, rather than sound alone or the pleasure of musical experience. But the nonmusician needs to be concerned with these aspects no more than the fan of Grand Prix racing needs to understand car mechanics or the gourmet needs to understand food science. Neither the purely analytical nor the purely appetitive is wholly adequate as an approach to art, yet both derive from the same central paradox of the artwork: that it is a sensuous object and, at the same time, projects a patterning or form that is more than the sum of its sensuous parts.
Art is a complex thing in the same way that we are complex things. It has its being as a physical thing or event, but it is vivified by a thought or


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The Lived Experience of Welfare Reform in Drug-Using Welfare-Needy Households in Inner-City New York
Dunlap, Eloise, Golub, Andrew, Johnson, Bruce D., Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Welfare reform has transformed a needs-based family income support into temporary assistance for persons entering the workforce. This paper uses observations from an ethnographic study covering the period from 1995-2001 to examine the impact on drug-using welfare-needy households in inner-city New York. The analysis suggests that studies may underestimate the extent to which substance use is associated with welfare problems. Nearly all of these already distressed households lost their AFDC/TANF benefits, had difficulty with work programs, and were having more difficulty covering expenses. The conclusion highlights ways to better study this population and policy initiatives that could help them reform their impoverished lives for themselves and their children.
This paper describes the impacts of welfare reform as experienced by drug-using welfare-needy households in inner-city New York based on findings from an ongoing ethnographic study. Most prior evaluations of welfare reform have been based on either surveys of the general population or surveys of persons receiving benefits. These studies appear to have established that few AFDC or TANF recipients are active illegal drugs users (no more than 5% to 20%) and that even fewer of them are drug abusers (Jayakody, Danziger & Pollack, 2000; Podus & Anglin, 2001). Schmidt, Weisner & Wiley (1998) found rates of problem drinking and heavy drug use around 40% among one California county's general assistance recipients but rates among AFDC recipients were much lower (around 15%).
We contend that there are substantial numbers of welfare-needy drug users that are "statistically invisible" to welfare-reform evaluations because 1) they have been unable to maintain continuous AFDC/TANF support; 2) they have been unwilling to respond to surveys; and, 3) they have been unwilling to disclose the full extent of their substance use to casual, one-time surveys. Lil Sty (a 40 year-old mother of two and subject of this study) remarked
[M]ost of the time that I got cut off [welfare] because I was somewhere stuck sniffing coke, cocaine, and getting high, and did not want to go to my face-to-face appointment.
This type of impression management helps assure that impoverished drug users either fall out of official welfare studies or that their drug use goes unseen and uncounted.
This paper focuses on poor inner-city households where illicit drugs (primarily heroin, crack and marijuana) were used by the subject or another household member. We refer to these persons as welfare-needy because they lacked long-term stable employment and lacked prospects of obtaining it soon based on their own admission and confirmed by direct observation. Not all of these persons were receiving AFDC or TANE These households' experiences of welfare-reform have been similar to and even worse than many of the most negative experiences documented in other studies (e.g., Hancock, 2002). We do not know how many drug-using welfare-needy households are out there. Our research suggests there are many and that they are not hard to find if you know where and how to look. The conclusion makes several recommendations regarding methodology that could advance our ability to count these individuals and policies that could better serve their circumstances. The remainder of this introduction briefly reviews welfare reform and some of its prior evaluations.
Welfare Reform
The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) was enacted in 1996 by the Federal government with the intent to "end welfare as we know it" by reducing dependency upon federal welfare payments and by bringing many poor persons into legal jobs and the mainstream economy. PRWORA changed welfare from an entitlement program (known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children--AFDC) into interim support (known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families--TANF). …


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Il Giardinetto, the most romantic Italian restaurant in the seventies
Address: Carrer de la Granada del Penedès, 22 (Barcelona). With Balmes.
Area: St. Gervasi-Santaló.
Price: From 30-45 Euros (Average price 35 €)
Phone reservations: 931 768 948
Food: Mediterranean
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 13:30-16hr and from 20:30-1hr (Friday and Saturday until 1:30hr).
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Comment: Il Giardinetto does honor to its name with a decor that recreates a garden and that won a FAD design award in 1974. with more than 30 years in the upper area of Barcelona, it is a very romantic scenary for a special dinner with Mediterranean and Italian food and piano background music.
Dishes: Pasta trio. Prawn risotto. Tagliatelle with truffle. Roast tuna. Monkfish with caramelized onion and tomato. Beef tagliata and pallarda.
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Richard DePatie
Parish Administrator
A St. Mark's parishioner for more than 20 years, Dick DePatie assumed the duties of Parish Administrator in May 1998, following a successful 40-year career in the insurance industry, where he served in sales and sales management at CIGNA and Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Prior to becoming Parish Administrator, Dick served on the vestry for three years and as Senior Warden of St. Mark's for five years. He has been involved at St. Mark's in a wide variety of activities, including the Search Committee, Outreach Commission, stewardship, long range planning and the Finance Committee. He is currently Chairman of Planned Giving. A graduate of Brown University, Mr. DePatie served with the United States Air Force as a pilot. His quiet demeanor belies a wit and wisdom that enriches us all. He lives with his wife Molly, also an indefatigably active parishioner, here in New Canaan.
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Brian-Paul Thomas
Organist and Choirmaster
Brian-Paul Thomas, affectionately known to us as B-P, began his ministry at St. Mark's in September 1998. As Choirmaster and Organist, his responsibilities include conducting the six parish choirs, playing for services, administering the St. Mark's Concert Series and bringing special musical events to our parish. He is also Instructor of Choral Music at Norwalk Community Technical College. A certificate holder of the Royal School of Church Music, B-P holds the Professional Studies Diploma from Manhattan School of Music in New York City where he was a student of Alec Wyton. A consummate professional musician beloved by the young, old and in-betweens who are privileged to study with him at St. Mark's.
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Megan Ferrell
Director of Communications
Megan Ferrell is an award-winning creative director with over 25 years of experience in the commercial art world. She is a graduate of the prestigious Parsons School of Design in New York. Megan specializes in advertising, marketing/brand development, photography, collateral/print design and digital strategy. Megan held various positions in the corporate world in New York City, including group creative director for a division of CMP Media, and as a creative services director for AIG. She decided to strike out on her own and ran an award-winning design business for 16 years before joining the St. Mark's staff. In 2009 Megan launched an online/retail candy business on the side called Suckerborne. It has gained national attention with an appearance on The Today Show, NBC News CT, and The Huffington Post. Megan's photography has been exhibited in many local galleries, as well as at the Sheila Aronson Gallery in NYC. She was also asked to be part of an exhibit at Art Basel in 2011.
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Sally Farrell
Saint Mark's Preschool Director
Sally Farrell has more than twenty years of teaching experience in early childhood education. Formerly a Head Teacher for New Canaan Community Nursery School and other prestigious schools such as Greenwich Academy and Eagle Hill School, Mrs. Farrell completed a M.A. in Christian Education at Virginia Theological Seminary last year. Mrs. Farrell, a wife and mother of three, has lived and worked in the local area for many years and has held leadership positions with such organizations as the Bedford Free Library and Bedford's St. Matthew's Episcopal Church where she helped found the parish's nursery school.
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Beth Ralston
Executive Assistant to the Rector
Beth Ralston has more than 25 years of experience in areas of administration, operations, and event planning. She joins us after 13 years at St. Bartholomew's (St. Bart's) Church in midtown Manhattan, where she served first as Executive Administrator, and then as Director of Operations. Her greatest talent lies in systems evaluation, negotiation and creative problem solving. Beth has a very "roll up your sleeves" approach to life and work, and looks at challenges as opportunities to grow and strengthen relationships with one another. A graduate of the University of Arizona and the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Beth resides in Rye, NY.
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Mike Loprieno
Michael (Mike) J. Loprieno brings 25 years of corporate controllership experience to St. Mark's. Mike has been a Controller for local Westchester based companies across various industries such as energy, data warehousing, architectural services, and hardware, in both retail and wholesale environments. He was also recently involved in financial consulting for several regional organizations. Mike graduated from Pace University Lubin School of Business with a BBA in Public Accounting. He employs all facets of his experience in day-to-day financial management, budgeting, forecasting, analytics and financial reporting in his Controller's position here at St. Mark's. Mike is an avid cyclist, and a certified spinning instructor with NYSC. Mike lives in Mahopac, N.Y. with his wife of 30 years, Donna. They have 3 sons, one granddaughter, and are expecting a second granddaughter.
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Susan Middeleer Mleczko
Parish Secretary
Prior to working at St. Mark's, Susan was a Senior Account Supervisor in corporate brand marketing, communications and event planning. She is a graduate of Tufts University with a bachelor's degree in the Theater Arts. While studying, she worked with Merchant Ivory Productions in set design and production. While raising her three children in Ridgefield, she was the co-owner of an interior design firm, Zolily Design, Ltd. and was also a food consultant. An avid and experienced traveler, gardener and cook, she recently became an independent travel advisor (part-time) for New Canaan TravelWorld and writes about food and travel in her spare time. She is also currently writing a novel based on the life of her Belgian grandfather, noted landscape architect, Charles Middeleer, during World War I in Belgium
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Ed Hill
Church Sexton
Ed Hill joined the St. Mark's staff as sexton in late August, 2010. Prior to becoming full time for us, Ed worked part-time for St. Mark's on Sundays for several years. Ed was born and raised in Puerto Rico. At age nine, he came to the U.S. He has worked for a variety of local companies, ranging from a convalescent center to a lumber company. Ed has a number of strengths—hard worker, enjoys being around young people, and is bi-lingual (fluent in both English and Spanish). His language skills have been a real help at times for staff members. Ed has two sons ; Justin who is employed at a restaurant in Norwalk, and Mark who is entering his sophomore year at the University of Minnesota/Duluth (a music major). Mark inherited his music skills from his father who is a terrific drummer. Ed commutes daily from his home in Danbury. His infectious smile is welcoming to all who come in contact with him.
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John Kennedy
Interim Director of Youth Ministry
John Kennedy grew up in New Canaan and his first memories of church are at St. Mark's—mainly scenes from Sunday School and filling out visitor cards in the balcony with made up names when he was bored during the services. After working in the music business for two years in New York City and briefly considering medical school, he has discerned a call to ministry and (God willing!) will to go to seminary next fall (2016). John graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston with a degree in Contemporary Writing & Production, and music continues to be one of his great passions.
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No Charges as Jail Probe Ends State's Attorney Criticizes Management Practices at Facility after He Could Not Find Evidence He Needed
Kunz, Tona, Pierce, Gala, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Tona Kunz and Gala Pierce Daily Herald Staff Writers
An investigation into misconduct at the Kane County jail officially ended Friday without any criminal charges.
But jail operations still didn't get a perfect score from the county's top prosecutor.
In a news conference Friday, State's Attorney John Barsanti closed the books on a six-week investigation into allegations of theft and drug use at the jail with criticism of jail management practices, but nothing else.
A grand jury interviewed numerous people in both the jail and sheriff's office, which oversees the jail and booking area. Included in the investigation were nine jail employees accused of misconduct, six of whom have resigned or been disciplined in a separate investigation through the sheriff's office.
The level of evidence needed for criminal prosecution differed from that needed for firings or suspensions.
"There is insufficient evidence in the end to put any charges on anybody involved that we've been able to look at, and we looked at everything," Barsanti said.
"We looked at administrative information, we looked at criminal investigation information, and we had the benefit of interviewing all these people in front of the grand jury. And we aren't able to come up with anything."
Barsanti said the lack of evidence is the result of bad management practices, including inadequate record keeping of inmate belongings and poor tracking of evidence. He said supervisors may have known about misconduct as well.
Barsanti said that since his investigation, changes at the jail have occurred on their own. Barsanti said it wasn't his place to suggest changes and all improvements came from Sheriff Ken Ramsey himself.
Ramsey said the problems stemmed from officers taking unclaimed property left by inmates rather than destroying the items.
Procedures have been changed to spell out more clearly how items must be tagged and stored like evidence seized in a crime and later destroyed.
"We're dealing with human beings. Nothing is perfect," Ramsey said. "I have made all the changes of policy and procedures in the jail to make sure that the things that happened will not happen again."
Ramsey said he accepts full blame for the problems and won't be making any changes in management at the jail.
A grand jury was asked to look into allegations of theft and drug use at the jail after the ex-wife of a jail guard pointed the finger at her husband and a group of his co-workers. The accusations came before and after her arrest by state police on drug charges.
The guard, Albert Jackson, was charged with theft and official misconduct, accused of stealing inmates' jewelry, money and clothes. …


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Assault on I-89 reported Saturday
WATERBURY Vermont State Police are looking for information about an assault and attempted robbery Saturday at a rest area on Interstate 89 in Waterbury.
State police say they received a call from Bryon Stueber, 25, of Northfield, saying he was at the rest area on I-89 northbound when a male approached him asking for help changing a tire. Stueber told state police that when he approached the mans vehicle, the man assaulted him and a second man tried to take Stuebers wallet.
Stueber told state police he was struck several times in the head and was stabbed with a kitchen-type knife. The pair then left the scene.
Stueber was taken to Central Vermont Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
Both men are described as white, with one estimated to stand 5 feet 9 inches tall with a slender build and a scruffy dark beard and hair. The other man is described as 5 feet 11 inches to 6 feet tall with a slender build, dark hair and a buzz cut.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Towards the end of the first game you suddenly come across two intelligent species locked in conflict which have never been seen or mentioned before. You have to choose to side with one and decimate the other to proceed. This seems completely unconnected to anything else in the game.
* DemonicSpiders: Many in every game. The Pentrogs in Opinwood and the snakelike apparitions in the White Tower in ''Lands of Lore 1'', those freaky neon-pink spider thingies in at least one game in the trilogy.
* GoddamnedBats: Those winged spiders and plague rats in the Draracle's Cave.
* ThatOneBoss: The Larkhon. The weapon you're ''supposed'' to use on it is not nearly efficient enough and eats the characters' mana; magic-challenged players may have to resort to just chucking items at it until it dies.
** Made easier by simply dashing back out into the forest once you're low on magic, resting to fill up your magic meter (and restoring any health that's been lost), then re-entering the mines to attack the Larkhon again. Repeat as necessary.


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Wimsatt, William Abell
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Cornell University, Office of the Dean of the University Faculty; Evans, Howard E.; van Tienhoven, Ari; Gilbert, Perry W.
Memorial Statement for Professor William Abell Wimsatt, Ph.D. (1917-1985) who was Assistant Professor (1945), Associate Professor (1947), and Professor (1951) of Zoology and Chairman of the Department of Zoology at Cornell University. "He was an active member of the Section of Genetics, Development, and Physiology in the Division of Biological Sciences." From 1945 until 1960, Professor Wimsatt taught histology and embryology to students in the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine. The memorial statements contained herein were prepared by the Office of the Dean of the University Faculty of Cornell University to honor its faculty for their service to the university.
Date Issued1985
Cornell University
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine -- Faculty -- Obituaries; Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine -- Faculty -- Obituaries; William Abell Wimsatt -- Obituaries; Veterinary histology -- Study and teaching; Veterinary embryology -- Study and teaching


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October 05, 2015 / Category: Hammer Strength
How intense is your everyday exercise? Even if you diligently go to the gym five times per week, you can still improve your output and results by changing the pace of your workouts. The secret to amping it up? Learning how to HIIT.
June 16, 2015 / Category: Fitness Advisor
The popularity of high intensity interval training (HIIT) has been on the rise for years, and understanding how to successfully implement a HIIT program in your facility is essential. According to ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine), HIIT involves repeated bouts of high intensity work followed by varied lower intense recovery times. The intense work periods are typically performed at or above 80% of the theoretical max heart rate, which should feel "hard or very hard" for the exerciser. And it varies in length from as short as 10 seconds to several minutes long. Recovery periods are usually performed at 40 to 50% estimated max HR, which should feel "very comfortable" to the individual and last the same length, less or more than the intense periods.
February 27, 2015 / Category: Fitness Advisor
Heavy weights versus light weights. To stretch, or not to stretch. Group fitness versus sweating solo. These fitness "debates" are all about personal preference. But when it comes to high-impact versus low-impact exercise, there might actually be a correct answer.


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Continuing Education and Expert Speaker Series
We provide a context for mental health service providers to earn the continuing education hours necessary for license renewal. Workshops are scheduled in response to the needs voiced by local professionals seeking further training. We attempt to offer an ethics training each year as well as hosting various speakers with expertise in an area that educates on current trends and research, enriches clinical practice and fosters creative application of knowledge to mental health service provision. Our expert speakers series offers clinicians and interested professionals the opportunity to work with master practitioners.
The Institute for Experiential Therapies hosts experts in their field to train and educate in an experiential way. Workshops are also hosted by the Institute that offer trainings for community leaders and service providers outside of the mental health field. Most programs provide continuing education hours for professionals. (NBCC #4488).
Reactive Attachment Disorders and Disturbances of Attachment: History, Treatment and Ethics
On April 22, 2016 Professor Bob Marvin, internationally recognized attachment researcher, clinical psychologist, and developer of The Circle of Security® Intervention, will conduct a two-part workshop on Reactive Attachment Disorders and Disturbances of Attachment. In the first part of the workshop, Dr. Marvin will discuss the two best known approaches to diagnosing problems in children's attachments to their caregivers: the DSM 4/5 approach, and the approach that has developed through the academic research tradition begun by John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth in the early 1950's. This discussion will focus on the increasing convergence of these two traditions over the past 15 years, and on a number of the ethical issues involved in current clinical assessment practices.
The second part of the workshop will focus on two current approaches to intervening in attachment problems: behavioral approaches and attachment research-based approaches. The Circle of Security® protocol will be introduced, and the workshop will conclude with a screening and group discussion of the award-winning documentary, "The Dark Matter of Love," a documentary about a family who adopt three children from a Russian orphanage and participate in the Circle of Security intervention.
Date and Time: April 22, 2016 8:30am-12
Location: Strite Conference room (Campus Center building on EMU's campus)
Registration: Please call Amanda at 540-432-4243 to register
Price: $60 includes 3 hours of CEs
The MA in Counseling program is an NBCC -Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP) and may offer NBCC – approved clock hours for events that meet NBCC requirements. The ACEP solely is responsible for all aspects of the program.
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Dan Goleman – 2016
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Forum Post: Replace Capitalism with Democracy
Posted 4 years ago on March 3, 2012, 1:05 a.m. EST by DemandTheGoodLifeDotCom
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This content is user submitted and not an official statement
The root cause of nearly all the world's problems is that most people lack income, it's not lack of Wall Street regulation or inequality. The simple solution then is to give people jobs that pay well. This post shows how we can
- guarantee everyone a job
- raise the minimum wage to $130,000 per year
- for working 20 hours per week
- so you have a society where everyone is wealthy as a right
- and has the freedom to enjoy that wealth
Here's how to do that according to prominent economics professors Gar Alperovitz and Richard Wolff.
People only lack income because most of their income is taken from them. In 2014, the average US worker produced $73.33 in income per hour but was only paid $17 of it.
This is because we allocate income based on how scarce you are not how much you produce. It's why Kim Kardashian and athletes get paid a hundred times more than brain surgeons. Since most workers have little bargaining power in the market, they aren't paid for 75% of what they produce.
So the solution is simple: Give people the choice to work for an organization where income is allocated based on what you produce instead of your scarcity.
We can give workers that choice by getting the govt to simply pass a politically feasible "Jobs Bill" which creates an alternative "Democratic" economic sector. The Bill would authorize the Fed to provide whatever investment money is necessary to launch enough new companies in this sector to fully employ everyone who wants to work in one.
These democratic companies would give each worker the right to equal ownership and to keep 100% of what they produce. This is done by paying all income to workers and limiting differences in income between workers to just what's necessary to get them to work difficult jobs and give their max performance in performance based jobs.
Evidence says paying top workers 4x more is enough incentive. So if the sector paid all income to workers and limited inequality to 4:1, the lowest paid worker would get paid $130,000 and the highest $520,000 as explained here.
And since half the jobs we do can be automated with existing tech, automating those jobs in the sector would enable us to pay those incomes for working just 20 hours per week as explained here.
Workers would be free to work as few hours as they want. If you want to earn just $32k, you would work just 5 hours per week.
This democratic sector would then compete against the private sector for workers and customers.
As economics professor Richard Wolff explains, doing this will give all workers the freedom to choose whether they want to work in the private sector where they lose most of their income or the democratic sector where they don't.
It could create what economics Professor Gar Alperovitz calls the second American Revolution because it would likely mark the end of capitalism. Nobody will want to continue working for a capitalist firm where they're broke when they have the freedom to work in a democratic firm where they're wealthy.
A democratic system of labor-owned firms works. Mondragon, the most notable example, is a collection of 250 companies with 100,000 workers that has out-competed capitalist firms for 50 years. Economics professors Gar Alperovitz and Richard Wolff are popular advocates of this system who study the success of thousands of labor-owned firms in the US and elsewhere.
The most notable academic research was done by Stanford University which showed co-ops to be 6-14% more productive than capitalist firms and at worst just as efficient (page 16).
Just like we replaced monarchies (and its private ownership of government) with democracy so the means of law making are equally owned by and accountable to everyone, we should replace capitalism (and its private ownership of the economy) with democracy so the means of production are equally owned by and accountable to everyone.
Capitalism doesn't exist because it is such a great deal for everyone. It's a terrible deal for most. It exists because there is no alternative. It has a monopoly over the economic system. If it had to compete against a democratic system, it would lose.
With 50% of the US living in or near poverty, the govt releasing data on wage earners for the first time ever which shockingly shows 50% are making less than $26k, 18% of workers unable to find a full-time job, 55% of workers being wasted in pointless jobs that machines can already do, 1.6 MILLION kids who are homeless, nearly everyone (92%) dissatisfied with the economy, 70% hating their job and 70% having financial problems, it is clear that the economy does not work. Everyone's broke.
But people aren't broke because they aren't producing enough. They're broke because capitalism is a system that allows a few people at the top to take most of the income that workers produce. It's a system that exploits workers.
It's a system where the tiny few who have bargaining power live lavishly by exploiting the many without bargaining power who are left in poverty.
Everyone in the US in 2014 should be wealthy. We produce $17.4 trillion in goods and services every year. That is $54,000 per year for every man, woman and child. That is $218,000 per year for a family of 4.
And that is $73 per hour for each hour every worker works, $152,000 in yearly income per worker.
But because of the way capitalism allocates income, we have a world where most are in poverty instead of a world where everyone is wealthy.
Capitalism is a system that uses exploitation to concentrate most of the wealth in the hands of the few. This doesn't just cause poverty, it also destroys democracy. Because these wealthy few naturally use their wealth to rule over society. So capitalism always ends in plutocracy, not democracy.
Democracy is a Greek word. But it is not a Greek word for "voting" or "mob rule" or "majority wins." It is Greek for "people power." A modern liberal democracy means political power and freedom rests with everyone equally.
Since everything you do in society requires money, your income determines how much political power you have and determines how much freedom you have.
A person with $1 billion has 50,000 times more power than a person with $20,000 to get someone elected to government or to lobby government to their cause or to use the media to lobby the public to their cause.
And they have 50,000 times more freedom to live how they want--to live in whatever house or neighborhood they want, to drive any car they want, to attend any school they want, to get any medical treatment they want, to pursue any hobby they want, to travel to any place they want or to work any job they want.
A society where some have 50,000 times more political power and freedom than others is not democratic.
Of course, the tiny minority at the top still only have a tiny minority of the vote. But since they use their income to own all the businesses, politicians, governments, and media, they have full control over the public discourse which they effectively use to not only convince the vast majority that the raw deal they are getting is fair, but to also make it taboo to actually question it! So nobody votes what's in their best interest.


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"Where I now live..." Top 5 Page for this destination Batemans Bay by chrissy_11
Batemans Bay Travel Guide: 45 reviews and 136 photos
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Batemans Bay has many places to eat....from take aways to sit down meals. Fresh seafood is in abundance, also steaks,... more travel advice
There is a tourist trip available to take you around the Bay. There are also fishing tours available. To go to or from... more travel advice
There is an area at the southern end of town, which has been developed into a delightful place to wander through and... more travel advice
One of the first things you notice, when you come into Batemans Bay, is the wonderful smell of the sea. It's something I... more travel advice
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Thanx for visiting my Darwin page Chrissy..great page here on Batemans Bay ..a lovely spot...great informative pics and tips..
Hi Chrissy, BB is a very nice place, I have been there a few times, eaten at the Soldiers Club and stayed overnight in their motel across the road. Welcome to VT and have a great time in Italy
The Water Gardens look fantastic. Those are excellent photographs. Love your description of "the smell of the sea". Enjoyable, information, and beautiful pages, Chris.
G'day Chris, a very enjoyable start to your Bateman's Bay page - I hope I can encourage you to add more! :)
G'day Chris, Thanks for the tips. There is a Catalina Island 26 miles across the sea from California but no Catalina Country Club. Your Batemans Bay looks and sounds lovely. Larry
I have still life memories of my trip to Batemans Bay.:)
have the best time in Italy!
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Macalester admin to Wells Fargo-protesting students: Hate the game, not the player
About 30 Mac students are participating in the second day of a Wells Fargo-protesting sit-in.
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:::: UPDATE :::: Macalester students end sit-in; administration refuses to dump Wells Fargo
This morning, about 30 Macalester students continue to hold a sit-in in Weyerhaeuser Hall. They're demanding the school sever its banking relationship with Wells Fargo, a bank they accuse of foreclosing on more Minnesota homes than anyone.
THE BACKSTORY: Macalester students occupying president's office, demanding college dump Wells Fargo [PHOTOS]
Administrators have remained mum about the sit-in, but in two memos obtained by City Pages, Mac officials explain why they've resolved to continue their relationship with the bank.
The gist of administration's reasoning is this: Yes, America is in the midst of a foreclosure crisis. But people who want to do something about it should work to change the game, not hate on an individual player.
In a memo written to anti-Wells Fargo students by David Wheaton, VP of administration and finance, and Kate Walker, assistant VP for finance, the administrators explain that "Macalester's relationship with Wells Fargo is quite limited" and argue, "It's hard to know whether Wells Fargo's significant footprint in foreclosure action is any better or worse than other market participants and whether the impact is simply related to size." Here's the whole thing:
And in a separate memo addressed to Wells Fargo VP Liam Higgins, Wheaton and Walker explain students' concern and urge the bank to "continue efforts to address the fallout from the residential mortgage [crisis] in a variety of ways." However, they add that "At this stage, we are not planning to end our [relationship] as a symbolic statement regarding this issue." Here's that memo:
But the sitting-in students aren't satisfied with that and promise to stay in Weyerhaeuser "until the administration decides to meet with us in good faith or cuts the contract" with Wells Fargo, student protester Rebecca Hornstein said.
Hornstein, the 23-year-old daughter of Rep. Frank Hornstein, D-Minneapolis, said protesters have been eating food and coffee sent to them by supporters throughout the country. Students taking part in the sit-in can come and go as they please, but they're locked in the building if they stay past 10 p.m.
She said some administrators continue to work in Weyerhaeuser amid the protestors, while others have relocated to a building across the street.
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1 Park near Briggsdale, Colorado
Orchard, Colorado 22.48 miles SE
Greeley, Colorado 24.22 miles SW
Wellington, Colorado 36.4 miles NW
Fort Collins, Colorado 36.96 miles SW
Keenesburg, Colorado 37.58 miles SW
Briggsdale, Colorado (map) | (970) 346-5000
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $6.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $6.00
This is a wonderful park to get away from it all! It is not a long drive from Boulder or Ft. Collins, but it feels very isolated and is certainly quiet. It is possible to reserve half the sites, but when we were there it was not crowded and during the week we had the place practically to ourselves. I didn't find it busy with day visitors like the last reviewer, in fact we rarely saw another soul. The only downside is that there is not much to do here, just a short hiking trail by the creek. We got a decent Verizon data signal and cell reception. - MrSunshine
May 2014 - $6.00
The rate reflects a 50% senior discount. Be aware that, if you come in from the east, there is no gas fro 60 miles so get gas before you head out. Based on the other reviews and the location, we had expected a very isolated, quiet camping spot. It was not. It was a busy park with many day visitors and many drive through visitors. Perhaps a part of the issue was that it was Memorial Day, but even after that it was busy. It is a popular birding spot, so gets lots of visitors for birding. Sites 2 through 5 are first-come, the others can be reserved. Sites 4 & 5 and sites 6 & 7 are double sites. We got site 2, which had some shade. The sites are pleasant and are very well separated. There is some vegetation for visual separation for a few of the sites. The interior roads and sites are gravel. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. The scenery is nice with great sunrise and sunset. There is quite a bit of road noise from passing trucks, but it did not destroy the experience. We were able to get satellite with our off-the-coach dish. Verizon phone and data (4G) were strong. There is no dump station. There is fresh water and the bib does have threads for filling a tank, but it is difficult to get to and would require a long hose; it is best to arrive with full tanks and plan on carrying out all waste water. There are pit toilets, which we did not use. There are no showers. There is a short hiking trail from the campground. There is a 21 mile, driving bird trail not far from the campground. It is a pleasant drive, particularly early in the morning or late afternoon. It is good to find or download a map for the birding trail as the backcountry roads can be a bit confusing. There are camp hosts but we saw little of them and they knew very little about the area. We would definitely stay here again. - TheJim
Aug 2013 - $6.00
All the previous reviewers are spot on. This is a lovely out of the way oasis. The spots are well spaced and very level. We backed to the creek and had wonderful shade. The vault toilets were very clean. There is water available, but without a threaded spigot, so come with a full tank. There is no dumpstation either. Our price reflects the golden access discount. - midcenturynana


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Neil Patrick Harris was a patron saint for me, back when I was 6. I remember watching "Doogie Howser, M.D.", on which Harris played a 16-year-old doc, and confirming to myself that I have GOT to get crackin' on my future. Optimum time had already been wasted.
So, I started my own bookmark business. Fancy cat stickers adorned the top of a six-inch long piece of construction paper, while a nice quote from Shakespeare or Socrates or the "Reading Rainbow" guy filled in the space beneath the art. I sold 10 bookmarks for a nickel in 1990, my highest sales year. Coincidentally, one of Doogie's best years, also.
After Doogie went off the air in 1993, I forgot about him, like the rest of the county.
That is, until the other day when I tuned in to NPR's Fresh Air and heard a familiar voice. Currently, Harris is playing the antithesis of Doogie in a new sitcom called, "How I Met Your Mother."
During the interview with Terry Gross, Harris recalled a quote from Steven Bochco, the producer of "Doogie," during a sit-down with Harris and his parents. All three were concerned about the ramifications that playing a youth-doctor might have on Harris' future career. In other words, they wondered if he would ever be taken seriously as an actor after the show.
As my memory serves me, Harris said, "(Bochco) said they'll be waves in my career, and I just have to decide which wave to choose. But, regardless of which wave I ride, they'll be another one. It could take years, but there will be another one."
And so it is -- Harris regains his patron-saint status. Lord knows, two weeks from being a college graduate and two-and-a-half weeks away from moving to a new city and beginning a new chapter in my professional career, I'll take all the advice I can get and alter it to fit my life.
As I told my pseudo-boyfriend the other day, I'm low-maintenance when it comes to physical preparation but medium-maintenance when it comes to me and others dealing with my emotions. Thus, I need LOTS of words to soothe my frazzled heart.
Harris kept talking waves throughout the interview, implying that it's been calm seas since '93.
As a young buck, he took a risk. He followed his heart. Low and behold, 12 years later came a surging wave. (The new show is a hit with viewers).
As I type this, a Record colleague just strolled up to me echoing Harris' sentiments as I embark on my journey: patience.
Apparently, it's a virtue.
I've never been a girl who hangs around waiting for life to happen. Just ask my ex-boyfriend.
But, I have no choice but to learn to accept that I am not in control of everything. It's either acceptance or tranquilizers. And, considering the money's not all that great at an unpaid internship, drugs are out of the question.
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A specially crafted dynamic update message to a DNS zone for which the server is a master can raise havoc in BIND 9. An active remote exploit is already "in wide circulation."
All BIND 9 versions are affected, hence a recommended immediate update to 9.4.3-P3, 9.5.1-P3 or 9.6.1-P1. A number of Linux distros have already reacted with updated versions, among them Debian and Ubuntu.
A certain NSUPDATE from an unauthenticated attacker can bring the entire server down, creating a denial-of-service (DoS) condition. The security bulletin indicates that the vulnerability "affects all servers and is not limited to those that are configured to allow dynamic updates." The only mitigating condition is that the attack works only against DNS master servers for one or more zones and not against slave servers.
Downloads of the recommended BIND patches are available in the ISC security bulletin.
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With all five starters scoring in double figures, the Clark College women's team remained unbeaten in league play Monday with an 80-61 win over Tacoma at O'Connell Sports Center.
"We passed well to each other," said sophomore Deborah Simmers, who led the Penguins with 17 points. "We had 23 assists, and that's pretty good for a team."
Those 23 assists came on 29 field goals for Clark (17-3, 10-0), which has a two-game lead in the West Division of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges. The Penguins also made 18 of 20 free throws.
Clark led 43-34 at halftime and then quickly expanded the lead.
After Simmers muscled in a well-defended layup and Chelsea Dyson stole the ensuing inbounds pass and ended up making two free throws, the Penguins led by 17 points with 9:33 to play.
"There are some defensive things we need to fix, like blocking out," coach Nancy Boone said. "But we had a lot of people in double-figures, which is what we want. And we're taking care of the ball better."


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A man who turned 38 years old the day before is accused of trying to run over a person with his vehicle, and nearly hitting a police officer.
Greenville police have charged Ismel Daniels with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, resist delay and obstruct an officer, reckless driving and wanton disregard.
Two officers say they saw Daniels at 5th and Davis Street around 10:00 p.m. Wednesday trying to run over a man with his car, and after the second attempt his vehicle jumped the curb. Police say the vehicle made a loop through a convenience store parking lot and nearly struck an officer.
Police were able to stop Daniels at West Third Street and Nash Street where he was arrested.
No one was hurt, and the man was jailed on a $20,000 bond.
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Jail records indicate a Greenville man was booked into the county detention center an hour after his birthday on serious assault charges.
Deputies at the Pitt County Detention Center said Greenville Police brought in 38-year-old Ishmael Daniels around 1 a.m. Thursday.
Daniels, whose birthday was hours before his booking, is facing one count of assault with a deadly weapon intent to kill, plus reckless driving and resisting a public officer.
The Greenville man's bond was set at $20,000 ahead of a first court appearance.
We are waiting to hear more about his case from Greenville Police.