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|Date de publication
|31 mars 2009
|Date de dépôt
|11 déc. 2007
|Date de priorité
|29 janv. 2007
|État de paiement des frais
|Autre référence de publication
|Numéro de publication
|Ting-Yuan Chen
|Cessionnaire d'origine
|Ju He Industry Co., Ltd
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|Citations de brevets (7), Citations hors brevets (1), Référencé par (7), Classifications (8), Événements juridiques (4)
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The present patent application is a continuation-in-part application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/668,265 filed Jan. 29, 2007, now abandoned.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a power tool.
2. Description of the Related Art
Referring to U.S. Pat. No. 6,311,551, a power ratchet wrench 21 includes a handle 23, a head 25 extending from an end of the handle 23 and a locking mechanism 101 disposed in the center of the handle 23. The locking mechanism 101 includes a pivot pin 103 inserting therethrough, two fasteners 109, 113 respectively engaging with two ends of the pivot pin 103 as to secure the pivot pin 103 in the wrench 21, a knob 117 and two locking pins 103. While the locking mechanism 101 is in the adjusting mode, the locking pins 103 disengage form the slots 129, 133 and the head 25 can pivot relative to the handle 23. While the locking mechanism 101 is in the locking mode, the locking pins 103 engage with the slots 129, 133 as to locate the head 25 in a desired angle.
However, the locking mechanism 101 is switched between the adjusting mode and the locking mode via operating the knob 117. Hence, the fixing size of the knob 117 cannot fill the requirements of all users. Further, each slot 133 separates from one another via a quite thin wall so that during the locking pins 103 move between the slots 133 repeatedly, the slots 133 will be out of shape easily.
It is therefore the purpose of this invention to provide a power tool, which comprises a handle, a head pivotally coupling to the handle, an operating member disposed on the heads a positioning element installed in the head and biased with an elastic element for fixing the head in a desired position relative to the handle. The operating member has a pressing portion and a receiving portion. While the operating member is in a first position, the pressing portion of the operating member abuts against the positioning element to press the positioning element to engage to the handle so that the head is fixed in position relative to the handle; while the operating member is in a second position, the elastic element is released to push the positioning element toward the receiving portion of the operating member so that the positioning element disengages form the handle and the head can pivot relative to the handle freely.
Other objectives, advantages, and features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Referring to
The handle 30 includes a connected portion 31 formed on an end thereof, a plurality of retained holes 311 defined on a side of the connected portion 31 and arranged along the edge of the connected portion 31, and a first threaded hole 312 defined adjacent to the retained holes 311, with each retained hole 311 being equally distant from the first threaded hole 312, with the middle retained hole 311 being the same horizontal position on the side of the connected portion 31 as the first threaded hole 312.
The connected portion 31 further includes a fixed hole 313 defined on another side opposite to the first threaded hole 312, a second threaded hole 314 adjacent to the fixed hole 313, a spring 315 and a ball 316, with the fixed hole 313 receiving the spring 315 and the ball 316.
The head 40 includes a compartment 41, which is formed in an end thereof and adapted to receive the connected portion 31, a groove 42 formed on the outer periphery thereof and encompassing the compartment 41, and two screw members 43 for pivotally coupling the head 40 to the connected portion 31 of the handle 30. A receiving hole 421 is formed through the groove 42 and communicates with the compartment 41. The receiving hole 421 has a connective portion 4211 and a reduced portion 4212 contiguously formed with the connective portion 4211, with the reduced portion 4212 being adjacent to the compartment 41, with the inside diameter of the reduced portion 4212 being smaller than that of the connective portion 4211.
The compartment 41 includes a first and a second lugs 411, 412 extending from two walls thereof respectively, and a first and a second pivot holes 413, 414 defined on the first and second lugs 411, 412 respectively. The first and second pivot holes 413, 414 correspond to the first and second threaded holes 312, 314 respectively, with the two screw members 43 adapted for engaging the first and second pivot holes 413, 414 to the first and second threaded holes 312, 314 respectively so that the head 40 can pivot relative to the handle 30.
Each screw member 43 includes a first end 431 and a second end 432, with the form of the interior wall of the first and second pivot holes 413, 414 corresponding to the form of screw members 43 respectively. Therefore, the first ends 431 do not protrude from the first and second pivot holes after engaging the head 40 to the handle 30.
The compartment 41 further includes a plurality of retained holes 415 defined on the inner wall thereof adjacent to the second lug 412 and arranged as a curve corresponding to each position of the ball 316 disposed in the fixed hole 313 while the head 40 pivots relative to the handle 30. Each retained hole 415 is equally distant from the second pivot hole 414, and the most upper retained hole 415 is in the same horizontal position on the wall of the compartment 41 with the second pivot hole 414. And the most upper retained hole 415 is provided for being through the wall of the compartment 41 and adapted for receiving a block 422 from the outer periphery of the compartment 41. When the head 40 pivots relative to the handle 30, the fixed hole 313 is adapted for corresponding to a selected retained hole 415. So that the spring 315 biases the ball 316 into the selected retained hole 415 for fixing the head 40 in a desired position relative to the handle 30.
The positioning element 50 is disposed in the receiving hole 421 and includes a positioning end 51 defined on an end thereof and a blocking end 52 formed on another end thereof, with the positioning end 51 adapted for inserting into one of the retained holes 311 through the reduced portion 4212 of the receiving hole 421.
The elastic element 60 is disposed between the receiving hole 421 of the groove 42 and the reduced portion 4212 of the receiving hole 421 and provided resilient to the positioning element 50 as to slightly bias the positioning element 50 outwardly.
The operating member 70 is rotatably mounted on the groove 42, with the profile of the operating member 70 being C-shaped, with the width of the operating member 70 being a little narrower than that of the groove 42 so that the operating member 70 can smoothly rotate in the groove 42. The operating member 70 includes a first end 71, a second end 72, a pressing portion 73, which is defined on the inner surface thereof adjacent to the first end 71 and adapted for abutting against the positioning element 50 for pressing the positioning element 50 inwardly, a receiving portion 74, which is defined adjacent to the second end 72 and provided a space for receiving the blocking end 52 of the positioning element 50 that is biased outwardly by the elastic element 60, an anti-slipping portion 75 formed on the outer surface thereof for a user operating the operating member 70 easily, and two O-rings 76 disposed in two interstices that are defined between two sidewalls of the grooves 42 and the operating member 70 respectively. The O-rings 76 provides more friction between the operating member 70 and the groove 42 as to prevent the operating member 70 coming off the groove 42 easily in use.
Especially referring to
Next rotating the operating member 70 on the groove 42 to a second position (shown in
Referring to
Referring to
Referring to
Although a specific embodiment has been illustrated and described, numerous modifications and variations are still possible. The scope of the invention is limited by the accompanying claims.
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|Classification internationale
|Classification coopérative
|Classification européenne
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Bitola has for long been so famous for it's monastery that it gave it her name in several languages : Monastiri in Greek, borrowed both by the Ottomans and the Albanians as Manastir. The name Bitola used in Macedonian comes from the ancient Slavic "obitel" with the same meaning. Other Slavic languages use closely related names such as Bitolj, Bitolya and others.
Bitola is a large city (100,000) that might have been the capital of Macedonia but Tito chose Skopje instead though, at that time, much smaller.
We arrived in Bitola at 6 PM, may 16th, coming from Korcë, Albania, and spent only one evening in that charming town. Sorry Valentina and Vters that will be in town the following week but I had to be back home on May 22nd and could not meet any of you !
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I was interested to learn that Bitola still has a very active twinning with Épinal, France. Here in Frankfurt we used to have active twinning programs with Lyon, Milan and Birmingham (which I why I took groups to Birmingham in the summers), but now there is supposedly no more money in the budget for that sort of thing. Recently I was in Lyon and visited the Lumière villa and museum (your suggestion), so I was interested to read that the Manaki brothers of Bitola learned photography and filmmaking from the Lumière brothers in Lyon.
Very interesting page with useful information and nice photos. A shame you weren't able to be there during the Euromeet.
This is am monument of An angel in honor of the fallen policeman, which were brutally butchered by the Albanian terrorist n 2001 conflict. Two of the names are friends of mine....
Bitola was just OK for me as I loved being in Ohrid much more. Bitola is a much different city of course.
Jean-Louis, fabulous page about Bitola. A pity your couldn't make it to the meeting. It was great fun. I didn't know that Epinal is a town in France.
It's a pity I couldn't attend the meeting in Macedonia. Bitola seems a nice place. Ciao!
Wow, 11 page views and already in the Bitola top 5! Impressive! Hope you had a good time in Macedonia! Cheers, Dennis
Hi Jean-Louis. Good start to your Bitola page :o) Can you please let me know when you have some pix up of the vt crew :o) Cheers, Ann.
Interesting page about Bitola-Obitel'! Hope they will find a missing statue of Philip II of Macedonia till the time I ever visit this place, haha! Thank you Jean-Louis for sharing. All the best from sunny Moscow!
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AUSTIN - Texas homeowners insurance premiums stabilized some after legislative reforms in 2003 but were still the highest in the United States, according to a new study.
The average annual premium in Texas for the most common homeowner policy was $1,372 in 2005, while the national average was $764, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
Premiums in Texas always have been relatively expensive because of severe weather conditions such as hurricanes, hailstorms and tornadoes. Rates went up in the early part of the decade as insurers fielded a rash of mold claims.
The Legislature responded in 2003 with reforms that promised to bring relief to homeowners.
As of 2005, Louisiana had the second-highest premiums at $1,144, and Florida was third at $1,083. The premiums in all other states were less than $1,000.
The study found that Texas premiums increased slower than the national average in the two years after the 2003 reform.
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Alex Winslow, of the consumer group Texas Watch, said the study confirms that most homeowners have experienced rising insurance premiums despite the reforms.
A spokeswoman for Gov. Rick Perry defended the 2003 reforms and noted that the study doesn't include 2006 and 2007 figures.
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Philip Cuzzi
- Height 5' 10", Weight 200 lbs.
- Born August 29, 1955 in Newark, NJ USA
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Phil Cuzzi began umpiring in the New York-Penn League in 1985, then moved to the South Atlantic League in 1986. He umpired his first major league game in 1991, serving as a part-time major league umpire from 1991 to 1993. He returned to the major league staff to stay in 1999.
Cuzzi was the home plate umpire when Bud Smith pitched a no-hitter on September 3, 2001.
- Career Span 1991-1993, 1999-present
- Division Series 2003, 2004, 2009
- League Championship Series 2005
- World Series None
- All Star Games 2008
"People only know to hate us. We are a misunderstood group. People don't really know us, but to know us is to love us." - Phil Cuzzi
[edit] Further Reading
- Tom Larwin et. al.: "Observations of Umpires at Work", in The Baseball Research Journal, SABR, Volume 40, Number 1 (Spring 2011), pp. 77-87.


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New approaches for interpreting projected bone densitometry data
Version of Record online: 3 DEC 2009
DOI: 10.1002/jbmr.5650070204
Copyright © 1992 ASBMR
Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
Volume 7, Issue 2, pages 137–145, February 1992
Additional Information
How to Cite
Carter, D. R., Bouxsein, M. L. and Marcus, R. (1992), New approaches for interpreting projected bone densitometry data. J Bone Miner Res, 7: 137–145. doi: 10.1002/jbmr.5650070204
Publication History
- Issue online: 3 DEC 2009
- Version of Record online: 3 DEC 2009
- Manuscript Accepted: 15 AUG 1991
- Manuscript Revised: 13 AUG 1991
- Manuscript Received: 25 FEB 1991
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- NIH. Grant Number: AR38941 and HL40205
- Abstract
- References
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Bone densitometry using dual-photon absorptiometry (DPA) or dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) has become a standard method for assessing bone mineral content in the spine and other skeletal regions. A projected areal density, referred to as bone mineral density (BMD,g/cm2), is normally calculated to assess regional bone density and strength. We demonstrate that this measure can be misleading when used to compare bones of different sizes due to inherent biases caused by bone thickness differences. For example, assuming that volumetric bone density remains constant and bony linear dimensions are proportional to height, a 20% increase in height would result in a 20% increase in both the thickness and the BMD of any bone. We describe new analysis methods to reduce the confounding effect of bone size, and we introduce a parameter, bone mineral apparent density (BMAD, g/cm3), that better reflects bone apparent density. Using this parameter, we calculate a quantity that serves as an index of bone strength (IBS, g2/cm4) for whole vertebral bodies. These analyses were applied to lumbar spine (L2–4) DXA measurements in a population of women 17–40 years old and appear to offer advantages to conventional techniques.


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The 14 per- sons arrested in Mndison and Eslil! counties were arraigned before the U.S. Commissioner at Winchester and those picked up in T.ee Counly were arraign- ed at Beattyville. E. M. Station, of the federal alcohol and tobacco lax unit Deputy Sheriff Howard Johnson is holding the drivers license of a County school bus driver who was arrested Sunday on a reck- less driving charge. The man, identified as Edward Joseph Jones, Route 1, .loncsville. was stopped near Cumberland carrying five Norwegian s-i- Mountam by Johnson. Johnson or-j to ils 13.man dereil Jones to follow him to City I crcvv Hall but the man turned off nnj the way and failed to appear for trial. Harry Hembree paid S22.50 fine on a charge o[ drunkenness ami disorderly, conduct after being ar- rested Saturday on 19th street. Hembree was charged with mak- ing an approach to a woman. In response to the appeal fi-orn Danish naval headquarters, a U.S. Air Force DC7 and two helicopters flew to Ihe area whore Ihe tranpecl. A here, said the raids were made together because federal search warrants required expire within 10 days after their issue. Those arrested were: Estiil Coimly --Herbert Ah- ney. Ace Barnes, William Kike, Herbert Collins. Carrie Collins. Robert Morris. Robert Tipton. 11 filbert Chancy and Richard Tinton. Lee County Earl Johnson. Herbert B o m a n Murray Shearfield and Baldy Moore. Madison Ang- tin. Harold Webb. Barney Webb, Otis Webb and Wilburn Wynn. Kike, charged with resisting officers and possessing fire- arms, was held at Clark County jail in default of bond. Bond for The othei-s was set at S500 each, pending the next term of Federal Court. while President Eisenhower was also sweeping the state. Forecasts reaching the parly managers here estimate a much .smaller vote Tuesday in the neighborhood ot GOO.OOO. Even that luniout would be higher than was expected a few weeks ago. One source of Republican worry is the candidacy of Howard H. Boyle Jr., a conserva- tive Republican, who figures to subtract from Kohler's vote. GOP leaders are conceding him about 20.000 votes. Republicans are also nervous about the farm vote in the north- western part of Ihe state, which Democrats, too. In that area four years ago, the Democrats broke the Republican hold on. the 9ih Congressional seat and elected Rep. Lester R. Johnson, who lias twice been rcelccted. Democrats also will be wonder- ing whether Ihere is any political payoff in their efforts to develop an issue from inflation and the rising cost of living. They have 11 Charged On Violations Eleven Middlesboro person? were summonsed last weekend into Police Court on charges ol failure to pay parking mctei fines. Summoned were Charles W. Bass, Helen Smilh, Joe Barton, Clay Jones James Malone, P. B. Weller, Sam Hulick. Crit Smilh, Robert Jackson, 0 1 e n Turner. Marion Evans, Vcrlan Gray. Elmer Mason. Elsie Jean Watson, Johnnie Asher, J. R. lovine, and Bobbie Men-it. Evans summons' was filed away. Ray Browning. 28 o( Pincville forfeited a 512-1.25 cash bond when he failed to appear this morning in Police Court to an- swer to charges of operating a motor vehicle without an opera- tor's license and drunken driv- ing. Browning was arrested by city police Saturday at p.m. Johnnie Taylor, 32. of Leslie ___ Co. forfeited a 514.25 bond when doubts, however, that the issue he didn't appear in Police Court, was exploited in Wisconsin to the Taylor was arrested on a charge extent that il will lie tried in of operating a motor vehicle Syria's President Returns BY UNITED PRESS Syrian President Sluikri el Ku- wally was back in Damascus today, presumably to pick up the reins of government a n d spike reports Communist forces had gained control in Syria. Kuwally ilew back to Damas- cus Sunday from Cairo where he conferred for some two hours i t h President Oamal Alxicl Nasser of Kgypt, The Syrian President's sudden departure for "medical treatment" in Egypt last week had touched off reports o f a political crisis stemming from the appointment of n pro-Soviet officer as army chief o( staff. Western concern at the Syrian developments was manifested by the hurry-up trip of a lop U.S. diplomatic troubleshooter to Turkey to discuss with pro- Western lenders in the Middle East possible measures to count- er the threat of Soviet domina- tion of Syria. U. S. Deputy Undersecretary of Stale Loy Henderson was dispatched from Washington Friday to Tstanhull to discuss the situation in Syria where pro Communist forces appear- ed to have gained control. Since arriving in the Turkish capital Saturday, Hcnticrsoi lias conferred with Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes and President Celal Bayar and King Feisal of Iraq, came to Islanb'.f earlier in the week for "vaca- tions." Reds Decline US Newsmen Visit Bid some stales in llic 195S congres- sional elections. The resuil Tuesday can have much impjift on Ihe Senate where there are now 4D Democrats, 46 Republicans and one vacancy. A Proxmire victory would pro- vide some insurance against the Democrats losing control before Hubcap Stolen Hoe reported to Middles- ship wns reported iboro Police Sumhv tint a hubcap driving snowstorm frorn Oldsmobilc car was sto had reduced visibility to almnst Sunday morning in front of (he zero, however, and the Amori-i First Baptist Church, can rescue planes were forced I described the huh cap as lo relum to (heir bases. 'a spinner-typo cnp. Nine Killed On Highways By UNITED 1'ISKSS Slale police said today at least nine persons were killed in traffic accidents on state highways over the weekend. The new death; sent ir.e toll to 507. compared with 474 Jan. 1 through Aug. 25. 195G. Five of the victims were killed Sunday, as good weather without an operator's license. He was arrested by city police Saturday at p.m. Dewey Price. 55, o( Middles- boro was sent to city jail Sat- urday evening when he was ar- rested on a charge of public drunkenness. He will be tried at S a.m. Tuesday. James Browning. 37. of Mid- dlcsboro was fined in Police Court this morning when he pleaded guilty to charges of public drunkenness and posses- sion of moonshine. He was ar- rested by city police Saturday at p.m. Herbert Henderson failed lo appear Ihis morning in Police Court lo answer to a charge of nnblic drunkenness. He was re- leased fi-om rity jail following his arrest Saturday afternoon when he posted a SI9.25 bond. Robert Scale o f Harrogate. Tenn., forfeited a cash of mm were killed Hie Snndpv in men wtie kiueri mic i" Criltenden Coun'.y wht-n their car collided with another vr- hide and smashed inlo a bridge i abutment on US CO. of public drunkenness Jf rel-ased when hn -inst- uncn ne SI9-2; bond f.i'bert of was ordered to appear in Police Big Raid At Pineville PINEVILLE Officers Satur day made one of the biggest a number of years they picked up 11; "hauls" in here when cases of beer and" 277 half" pints of whiskey at the residence o Grant Brown Jr. Chief Deputy Sheriff Elmer Fu son said he and Troopers Rose and Hale found the illegal bever ages al the Brown home and In A truck parked at the house. Brown was arrested and charg cxl with possession of alcoholic beverages for the purpose of sale Also arrested was Lee Bradley cliarged with selling alcoholic bev erages Seized in Ihe raid was the truck which was loaded with 136 cases of beer. Hearing for both men has been set for Seplcniber 7 in Count Court. Officers also arrested Jess Dix on during the weekend in ccnnec tion wilh Ihe dynamiling of Ih' home of Pierce Webb, deputy sheriff, last month. Killed in the weekend's r.nly multiple-death accitlenl w e i e i Mrs. Naomn K. ar.d Mrs. Evelyn Allen. twMi Torre H.iutr. Woman to Celebrate lllth Birthday This Coming Sunday .10 INS FAafJI-TV The Rev. Lvnn P. Rohbins. pastor of the ifosman Baptist Church. Tins- Icy, will serve as an instructor on Ihe faculty of Clear Crrck Baptist School this year. He will teach U.S. hislory, biology, literature and educa- tion. MANCHESTER H'.Pi Mrs. Gillis (Aunt Josie) Sizemore. who will be 111 years o'd next Sunday, plans lo make good promise she made last year (o several thousand people. Aunt Josie, who mny well be t h e oldest living ICentuckian, said at her birthday celebration last year, "The willing, I'll be back again." Manchester and Clay County residents are planning the big- gest birthday celebration ever this year at Ramsey Ball Park here for the former midwife and Union veteran's widow. Prominent gncsiq expected are Sen. John Sherman Cooper, former Gov. Firm D. Sampson, RarbourvillP: Rep. Eugene E. Slier. WiUi.imshurir, and Stale S.ifety Commissioner Don Slur- gill. In addition congratulatory tel- for president in 1S60. egrams are expected from Her memories sound President Eisenhower. history of everyday life Gov. Harry Lee Watrrfie'd. and Tennessee Gov Frank Clement. A big birthday cake wilh 111 lighted candles will be prmrn'od to the aged woman at the serv.inco. Aunt Josie. who says she is related to President Andrew Jackson, estimates she delivered babies in Knox. Clay. Boll and Leslie counties as a wife. She has eight children and has lost count ot Hie dren. although orh'-r relatives crtimati- Ihem in excess of TOiX She likes to nnd is proud of Ihe fact liiat her Ins- h.inrl. Gillis was one of llu-oo Clny County residents who vr.ted for Abraham Lincoln Court Tuesday lo answer to ,a charge of improper registration. He was arroMod by city police Sunclav al 1 n.m. but was rc- on bind. Vl.v5.seq Meyers n f Middles- bnro v.-.is nlso ordered to ap- Tuesday lo answer lo of a vehicle with out a city privilege licence and improper regis'ra- lion. He this mom- inf: a seven-thirty, Damon M.-C'.i'lev o f Speed- well, was fined 5101.25 this morning in rourt u-hen he was foiind guilty to a charge of an like a amended charged o driving. McCulley- was arrested Uicky's pioneer days. by city police Snndav at "I w.ii used lo living in a log m m n charge of drunken cabin." she retells. "We cooked j VPiMsCd when deer and other animals we a Herhrrt Taylor. 41 of Tazn- Train Kills 4 Workmen ATLANTA fin A speeding freight train crashed through tool car filled with railrooc workers at the Inman yardf here today. Four men were kill ed and a fifth badly injured. Authorities said that seven workers of a Southern R.ailroac derrick crew were in the too car awaiting pickup by a train that was to take them to a wrecked car when the freight cidentally smashed inlo the car Two crewmen jumped to safe ty just Ix-tore ihe collision, bu ihe other five were unable t get out of the small rail car The rolling freight train smash ed completely through the wood en car. The dent! were identified 3 IX Bh'kMock, C. E. Hicks Sr.. R. M. Morgan and P.. T. ed in the mountains. We nili [iirit together to gjt fire ar.d used grease for all of our cooking. "I was a worker in my young- er days and still work around well. Ter.n.. pleaded guilty to charge o f public drunkenness .ir.ri illegal possession of moon- shine, and was fir.ed He wns arrested by city police Sat- American GI Enters Plea Of Not Guilty in Slaying MAEBASHI, Japan (UP) The government charged today that Specialist 3C William S. Girard fired, "two or three times" at other Japanese before he fired the shot that killed Mrs. Naka Sakai and stated a passionate international controversy. Tim prosecution read its state- ment on the opening day of Ihe dial. At the end of Ihe day, trial adjourned until Sept. 6. Dur- ing Ihe opening moments Girard pleaded innocent lo manslaughter charges and his attorney made a motion to get the case out of Japanese courts. The prosecution slatcmenl said (hat on the same day Girard fired WASHINGTON hot JOtalo of whether American news- nen should go lo Red China today vas back in the determined but icrvous hands of. Ihe U.S. State Department. The controversy headed back to ts starting point when Radio Pei- ping served heated notice Sunday hat no American newsmen would >e allowed in Communist China unless Red Chinese newsmen were ;iven permission to report from he Uniled Stales. The Peiping radio broadcast, monitored in Tokyo, quoted the Peiping People's Daily, the offi- cial mouthpiece of the Red Chinese regime which invariably voices the government's views. The newspaper charged t h o United Slates with "discourtesy" in refusing reciprocal viasas lo Chinese newsmen and said the Slate Department decision to al- low 24 U.S. newsmen to go to China is "completely unaccept- able. The Stale Department immedi- ately said it would stand firm. The department's stand drew an immediate blast from Sen. J. Wil- liam Fulbright (D-Ark.l, who in- troduced a Senate resolution last Monday calling for removal of the adminislralion ban against letting U.S. newsmen visit Red China. "If our script is better than theirs why isn't it good policy not to let everyone kriow about Fulbright said. The broadcast accused the Unit- ed States o( wanting to send the newsmen as "spies'J and lo "cre- ate trouble." State Department officials said they based their stand on the fact (he United Slates docs not main- tain diplomatic relations with Red China. The officials also scoffed at the charge that any of (he newsmen could possibly bo spies. They point- ed out the reporters all were to be chosen hy their own news or- ganizations and the department would have no hsnd in Ihe selec- tion. Stars Deny Lurid Tales HOLLYWOOD (UP) Defense attorney Arthur J. Crowley today dared film celebrities "to swear" court that lurid stories about them in Confidential and Whisp- er magazines were untrue. challenge wax an out- growth of out-of-court denials of alleged off-screen amour by such stars as Corinne Calvet, Mau- reen O'Hara and John Carroll. The attorney said he would prefer that the prosecution call the an- gered celebrities to Ihe stand be- cause, "it would put me in a po- sition to impeach their testi- mony." The sensational criminal libel trial of Confidential magazine en- tered its fourth week today. Fred Meade operator with his wife of a Hollywood agency which the ii'ate charged gathered juicy tidbits for Confidential, took the witness stand fnr the third time. The state hoped lo lure him inlo revealing additional details ol how Confidential allegedly at Mrs. Sakai he also fired at tin feet-of a man identified as Isamu Yadoyara nnd at scrap scavengers named Toshizo Koyama and Kat- suzo Kanae. Chief Procurator (prosecutor) Yoshio Konawa announced he would call nine witnesses to testi- fy, including Girard's Aimy buddy Specialist 3-C Victor Nickel of Ink- ster, Mich., was wilh Girard at the time of the shooting. Tlie prosecution charged that Giard lured Mrs. Sakai toward him hy throwing out used ear- tridged and calling "mama-san, takusan ne (woman, plenty, eh." II charged he fired one shot at Hideharu Onozeki, who was wilh Mrs. Sakai, just missing his feet, and then loaded his grenade launcher again. It said Girard ran toward Mrs. Sakai, shouting "get out, and fired from a distance of about eight meters (eight hitting her in the back. Judge Juzo Kawachi adjourned the first day's session after the prosecution completed ils opening statement. Girard's attorney, Itsuro Haya- shi, one of Japan's top criminal lawyers, asown out of Japaneonse own out of Japanese courts on lawyers, asown out of Japanese jurisdictional grounds. Judge Kawachi reserved deci- sion. It was the jurisdiction issue that sparked the controversy in the United States with congressmen and veterans' groups criticizing the United States for turning Gi- rard over to Japan. Tlie U.S. Su- preme Court ruled the government had the right to take such action, but the critics demanded that the status of forces agreements, which gave the adminislralion Ihe right, be thrown out. Girard, 22, of Ottawa, 111., was accused of shooting and killing Mrs. Sakai, mother of six children, on a U.S. Army firing range Jan. while she was gathering shell castings to sell as scrap metel. K convicted, Girarri faces a possible sentence of from two to 15 years imprisonment. Girard declared his innocence at Ihe opening o( the trial when Judge Kawchi asked him if he had anything lo say. Girard spoke in a voice almost inaudible to spectators in the first row seats: "I did not scalier shells or lure he said. "I did not intend to hurt anyone. I was carrying out my duty defending the machine gun. f fired over their heads lo scare them. "I have one thing to Gi- rard said. "It was an accident, and I am sorry this occurred." There was no commotion outside the courthouse, but a self-appoint- ed Japanese champion (or Girard passed out leaflets demanding a light sentence for the American soldier. Cops Identify BatteredBody Whether Miss Calvet or dozens of other stars named as possible candidates for Ihe witness stand will be called remained n mys- tery. However. Ihe French-born actress has been alerted by (he Daniel .ail of tfie greater Atlan- j defense lo appear in court on two la area hour notice. CHICAGO (UP) Police finger- _ irint experts have positively idcn- j (ified a mutilated body foiind in prostitutes, bit actors and Michigan ns that of missing information. _ 15-year-old Judith Mae The girl, who disappeared I1) days ago, had been shot in the head and her butchered corpse stuffed into oil drums. Her torso ind logs were [omid in drum floating in a Like Michigan iiarbor last Thursday. Her l-.e.i'I and arms were found floating in another oil container Saturday. The identification, from a lin- gcrprinl taken from a picture in Judith Mac's home, shattered the family's hopes that the girl might still be alive. Deputy Chief of Detectives Howard Pierson informed the girl's father, Ralph Andersen of (lie identification Sunday night, climaxing seven hours of piin- staking research by Oscar Benke, bureau of identifir.ttien tech- nician. Authorities continued a hous.-- to-house search of ihe Andersen's; middle class West Side [hood, concentrating on workshops her son-in-law Joe Kmiih. ill this summer nnd unable lo' pl'i.it a ane pnlch. As for her advice i -ng lili1. Ann: Jos> says. In Ivd early, rise in ihe morning, get plenty ewcKe. and relax nnukint; jo'.ir uld corn cob pipe-" Area Industrial Meet Scheduled Wednesday Members of the Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce will par- ticipate in a community and industrial planning workshop to be held Wednesday at Pine Mountain State Park. The workshop is sponsored by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Area Develop- ment Council and R. Marvin Howard is chairman of the local group planning to attend. Howard stated fifteen local members have signed up to go added. "This number should be trebled. There should be at least I to 50 Middlesboro people present." He urged some of thej amj stations see what oil drums are located. attend and community and innustrial planning tick." Tlie meeting will open at 10 a.m. with Floyd Fairman. chair- Medial It-clinicians estimali-d Judith Mae had Ix-cn de.'nl two to WEATHF.R r'nii- and ple.isnnl totlnv rind Mninht. high SO In 85. to- night GO In li.V Partly lomly nnd w a v m o r Tuesday uiih showers likely afternoon. High 85 lo 00. man of the development council, presiding. Three panel discus- hoforc her torso was sions wilj be held in the- morning: "How Communities Can Meet! found Tli.K left a Ki-iof frnm tire I Competition From Other States." led by Rufus Thomas of tlie (0 dnis between il-e lin-- Company. Ashland: "Recipe for Retail Sale.v" .she disappeared Aug. 16 llic by Lee Thomas of Thomas Induslries. Inc.. Louisville: "How noes Industry Like Your led by Dill Carncal of the Tex- as CJns Transmission C-irn., Owonsboro. Al 11! noon the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce pro.idrnt. Krnesi R. Mitchell, ivill address the group on Ihe subject of "Tne I Magic Touch." A Dutch luncheon will be served at p.m. discovery of the Authorities speculated .-he have been kidnaped [iris- nner n time hrfoie hrin.LT by a sninll rahK-r and iicr body dismembered. ;


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Doc Soup Man's Academy Award predictions are in, and he had to let a few favorites go.
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" Hah! Spoony does "Let's Play Deadly Premonition" :-) http://spoonyexcrement.com/2010/05/26/lets-play-deadly-premonition-episode-1/ "This guy is not funny.
Liked it when the model jumped from raincoat to sheriff around 12:40.
" love how much brad moans and yet vinny palyed teh same game and didnt have nearly as much trouble .... "And this is the irrefutable proof that the people who complain about the people who complain about Brad's playing abilities are WRONG. I swear, the BR ER makes VJ look like video game geniuses. At this point, I'm watching the BR run only because (A) I want to see their reactions to all the crazy shit that's coming and (B) I don't want to stop watching ER episodes, now that VJ is done.
goddamn I was thinking that they should have hit the deer heads the whole time; it's the only reason they'd have put the steel pipe there- in case the players has no melee weapons.
I feel Brad's pain. Back in the day, I was stuck for more than a year at something even stupider in Space Quest III. I would get into a grabber crane, pick up the warp engine, and drop it into the derelict space ship. I could then not for the life of me figure out what to do. I was stuck in the grabber forever.
It turns out all I had to do was type "get out".
My only defence is that I was very, very young at the time, but to this day I try not to rag on people for not seeing obvious solutions.
Why did both teams put a focus on the opposite deer heads?
" These dueling endurance runs are a great demonstration on why you should attack obstacles with a positive outlook. The VJ run accepted the shortcomings of this game, made the best of them, and got through the game without too much trouble. BR are having a much worse time. Their apathy, scorn, and frustration seem to get in the way and they end up lost and dead much more, generally accompanied by tons of complaining. All four guys are obviously very capable game players, but attitude seems to divide how much enjoyment they get out of the game and how well they do in it. Luckily for us, both ERs are fun. "This was my revelation last time. I realized that, for whatever reason, Vinny and Jeff accepted that the game was shitty and sort of adapted, but Brad and Ryan keep treating it as though it's competently made and that's what's getting them killed time and again. Don't get me wrong, the game has charmed me with its personality, but it is a POORLY made game. But if your only argument (not the person I'm quoting, but the general "you") is that Brad is bad at games, that's bullcrap.
Oh Brad and Ryan, if only you knew who was really behind it all.
Brad always says that it's the game's fault that he does so poorly, and while he's right about the gun-play and controls being pretty bad, he still played the game in an incredibly sloppy fashion.
tears incoming. i cry a few times watching this. and this is my fourth DP endurance run viewing.
Finally making it through these Endurance Runs and it kind of boggles my mind how bad Brad is at the game. Granted, the combat is not great and I died at least once to the wall ladies but goddamn it, Brad was pretty pathetic. It was funny how exasperated he became though. I'm watching the BR ER first but I'm hoping Jeff and Vinny at least figured out early on that the shotgun is the way to go against the wall ladies. Also, why all the weapon switching Brad? He's got an unlimited ammo SMG and yet constantly pulls out a melee to break boxes. Ryan's commentary has made it watchable though. I never get tired of hearing "Oh goddamn it, Brad!"
@graf1k: Dude the VJ one is so amazing.


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Free Astronomy Swap meet March 29th Sunday 10am to 4pm.
Clean out the garage get rid of that eyepiece you never use and turn it into cash or trade it for that other guys treasure or use your new found wealth to snag that new Ethos eyepiece you always wanted.
Besides swap meet there will be BBQ with Astro Hot Dogs, drinks, solar viewing, door prizes, raffle and Tele Vue Rep. John Rhodes will be here doing demos and answering questions.
As a bonus I will have 10% off any Tele Vue Product in stock or not ordered online, over the phone or in the store for Saturday 3/28/09 or Sunday 3/29/09. It's my way of saying thanks to my customers and Tele Vue and John for supporting my event.
I will provide some tables for swap meet and folding chairs. Please email or call if you are going to trade and if you can bring a solar telescope let me know ahead of time.
See you there.
Jim Bielaga-owner
Aurora Astro Products
11419 19th Avenue SE #A102 in Silver Lake Plaza
Everett, WA 98208
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Astronomy Swap Meet 3/29/09 at Aurora Astro
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I want to thank everyone who came to my astronomy swap meet yesterday. Including John Rhodes and Tele Vue for coming to support my event. It amazing how many scopes, mounts and eyepieces you can get in a Toyata Prius. Also would like to thank Astrozap, Astronomy Technologies, Celestron, Rigel Systems, and Software Bisque for door prizes and Laurie for great cookies and help all day. And John for manning the BBQ and Mark, Ron and Brent for bringing their solar scopes to share with everyone. Hope to do it again as it was a hit.
Jim Bielaga-owner
Aurora Astro Products
11419 19th Avenue SE #A102
Everett, WA 98208
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A bunch of my songs filmed live at the Electric Lady Studios in NYC, before "What we saw from the cheap seats" came out, are going to be broadcast on the Palladia channel as "The Live Room," starting tonight.
Here are the dates and times (all Eastern) the show will air.
Wednesday 2/5 at 9pm
Wednesday 2/5 at 12am
Friday 2/7 at 3pm
Saturday 2/8 at 9:30am
Monday 2/10 at 5pm
Tuesday 2/18 at 9:30pm
Friday 2/21 at 5pm
Thursday 2/27 at 4:30am
Also tonight is my interview with John Schaefer on WNYC's Soundcheck about one of my great musical heroes- Vladimir Vysotsky. I was so grateful to be asked to participate in this show! It airs tonight, wednesday Feb 5th, at 9pm EST. Soundcheck on WNYC Airs at 93.9 FM in NYC and can be streamed at WNYC.org
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House panel approves Senate redistricting plan
The Senate's plan to redraw its 48 districts won the approval Thursday of a House panel but not before drawing criticism from several House members for hiring a political consultant and including oddly drawn districts.
"When we tried to draw lines that looked like curlicue, the staff told us we couldn't so I'm just curious how the Senate was able to do it," said Speaker Pro Tem Jeff Hickman, R- Fairview, a member of the House Conference Committee on Redistricting.
"Amen," said a committee member as members took their first look at Senate Bill 821, which contains the Senate's redistricting plan. Eighteen members agreed to advance the measure; three didn't. It now goes to the Senate.
"If they brought this over here on a napkin, I'd be for it because this is the Senate's business and their way of doing it," said Rep. David Dank, R- Oklahoma City, and a committee member.
The House, where Republicans hold a 70-31 edge, named a Democrat to serve as vice chairman of its redistricting effort. Public meetings were held across the state and five subcommittees, each representing a part of the state, met with House members. Legislators every 10 years redraw the House and Senate district boundaries to reflect population changes. Oklahoma's population grew by more than 300,000 people during the last decade and the state saw a shift from rural areas to metropolitan suburbs,
In the Senate, where Republicans have a 32-16 majority, Democratic senators complained districts were being drawn in secret with the help of a GOP political consultant who has been paid more than $127,500 since May 2009 as a redistricting adviser and Senate staffer.
A Senate committee approved the redistricting plan Wednesday and released new maps.
Unlike the House plan, in which no incumbent was pitted against another, the Senate plan forces two incumbent Democrats into districts with two incumbent Republicans.
Sen. Tom Adelson, D-Tulsa, plans to run against Sen. Brian Crain, R- Tulsa. The western Oklahoma district of Sen. Tom Ivester, D-Elk City, was moved east to include the residence of Sen. Rob Johnson, R- Kingfisher. But Johnson is planning to move into his new district northwest of Oklahoma City and not oppose Ivester.
Split counties reduced
Lexa Shafer, a Senate staffer who worked on redistricting, told the committee that the number of split counties was reduced from 30 to 27.
Rep. Eric Proctor, D-Tulsa, earlier on the House floor Thursday, criticized the Senate process but complimented GOP House leaders for the open and bipartisan process to redraw the House districts.
"The speaker of the House is to be commended on doing it correctly and doing it openly," he said. "The state Senate could not have done it any more opposite than everything I just said. ... We did it the right way. They did it the wrong way."
Rep. Mike Shelton, D-Oklahoma City, who often spats with House Republican leadership and members over legislation, also was complimentary of how House Republicans dealt with redistricting.
"It does mean a lot when we can all sit down and work out something," he said. "I would advise the House members to possibly ask the Senate to use us as their mentors and they can just talk to each other to work out their differences. We do not need to go spend $150,000 on some professional."
To view the new Senate districts, go to www.oksenate.gov/index.aspx and click on "Senators" on the top of the page. On the drop-down menu, click on "District Maps" and then click on "New Senate District Maps (2011)." Several maps are available to view by clicking on their title. They include a statewide map and maps of proposed Senate districts in Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma and Tulsa counties.


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Why housewives love vampires
Something mysterious is afoot in my New Jersey suburb. Around the town pool, at the local library, along the climbing wall at the playground — pasty-faced, sharp-fanged creatures of the night lurk to prey on innocent housewives.
Or maybe not so innocent. Let's face it: it's not as if any of us are virgins.
I could take or leave vampires, myself. But I am very much in the minority among the stretch-mark set. Moms are abuzz about Edward Cullen and Bill Compton. Stephenie Meyer, not Stieg Larsson, is the name I see on book spines cradled by women in skirted momsuits patrolling the baby pool. Even my Ivy-educated, mother-of-three sister-in-law is a fan. My sister got her an Edward body pillow.
And Hollywood is cashing in. "The Gates" on ABC is basically "Twilight" for the Tide-buying demographic. Here's how the New York Times describes it:
"The Gates" is a satire — a cheaply enjoyable one — of suburban lust and maternal anxiety, psycho-social forces that delivered previous generations of women to the pages of Betty Friedan (or Redbook) but that today send a certain kind of young matron to the perverse romance of vampire media.
Why do housewives love vampires? I'm calling it now: the question will launch a hundred doctoral theses over the coming years. In this 2009 article, Newsweek interviews a scholar who teaches a college class (holy elective!) on vampires in pop culture:
It may be an excellent balm for bigger issues, says Donovan Gwinner, assistant professor of English at Aurora University. In Gwinner's class "Got Blood? Vampires in Literature, Film and Popular Culture," students were required to read several vampire-related books, including Stoker's Dracula and popular literature by Rice, Harris, and Stephenie Meyer. "We talked a lot about how things suck," jokes Gwinner. "But in times of economic contraction, fear of job loss, and war, the vampire myth really speaks to people. What's so bad about being powerful, almost immortal, always in control, and incredibly desirable?"
Nah. It's not that. I'd agree more with John Devore on The Frisky, who muses:
Women love bad boys – they're exciting, and the chance to change him, to break him like a horse, must be an irresistible challenge. If self-destruction weren't seductive on some superficial level, then no one would ever need rehab.
As for us housewives, the formula's pretty simple. You take an intelligent, capable woman in her prime years performing an endlessly repetitive cycle of maddening and exhausting chores with the huge yet unrecognized goal of raising citizens who will stay out of jail. Add the escape of a world in which the woman's top concerns involve a hot man's very sharp teeth. We want the blood and the danger and the sex without having to Clorox up the mess. Simply put, vampire stories are porn for housewives.
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Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977) is an American mystery drama horror movie that is a sequel to William Friedkin's film The Exorcist (1973) which was based on William Peter Blatty's novel in 1971. Director John Boorman (Excalibur (1981), Deliverance (1972), Hope and Glory (1987), The Tailor of Panama (2001)) did a horrible job executing this movie that was very hard to understand. There was too many flaws, plot holes, inconsistent storyline, terrible acting and mishaps throughout the movie making it somewhat watchable. There is minimal horror in this movie and no thrills that I experienced. I do however like the visual effects, sets, scenes and the atmosphere it presents which leads me to give it a score of three.
Exorcist II: The Heretic takes place four years after The Exorcist (1973) and revolves around Regan MacNeil, who is now 16-years-old. Regan is still trying to recover from her previous demonic possession and has repressed memories of when she was possessed by a demon. Dr. Gene Tuskin works with children that are troubled but his most troubled case was Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair - The Exorcist (1973), Hell Night (1981), Repossessed (1990)) who continues to have recurring nightmares. Dr. Tuskin (Louise Fletcher - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), Cruel Intentions (1999), Flowers in the Attic (1987), Brainstorm (1983)) has a device that can hypnotize two people at the same time and links their minds/brain waves together. The method will help the priest to find out how one of the priest (Father Merrin) from four years ago die but there was a surprise waiting for them instead. The device reveals that the demon, Pazuzu still resides in Regan and is eager to wreak havoc on everyone. What happens next is for you to discover if your dare.
I do not recommend this movie to Exorcist fans because it was very disorganized and appeared as though it was just thrown together to say that "hey, we have another movie" and also to make money off of the franchise. The acting was lousy, unbelievable and inexperienced. I am a person that enjoys the outdoors, and that is the only reason this movie receives a three from me, and that is because of the scenes in Africa.
About Exorcist 2: The Heretic (1977)
Year: 1977
Starring: Max von Sydow, James Earl Jones, Linda Blair, Ned Beatty, Kitty Winn, Richard Burton, Louise Fletcher, Belinda Beatty, Joey Green, Hank Garrett, Shane Butterworth, Joely Adams, Robert Lussier, Charles Parks, Paul Henreid, Richard Paul, George Skaff, Kelley Karel, Rose Portillo, Karen Knapp, Barbara Cason, Dana Plato, Tiffany Kinney, Fiseha Dimetros, Ken Renard, Lorry Goldman, Bill Grant
Director: John Boorman
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TCSO says Griner bonded out of jail last spring (2010) and has since been under surveillance in an undisclosed county.
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cover preventive care without charging members anything out of
But there's one big exception that affects almost half of
today's workers.
If a health plan is "grandfathered," it doesn't have to follow
this and a handful of other Affordable Care Act provisions.
According to the recent Kaiser Family Foundation/Health Research
& Educational Trust
2012 Employer Health Benefits Survey
, 48 percent of covered workers are in grandfathered plans this
year, down from 56 percent last year.
A grandfathered group plan is one that your employer established
before March 23, 2010, and has not changed substantially since
then. To maintain a health plan's grandfathered status, an employer
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A job-based grandfathered plan still can sign up new employees,
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Unlike other health plans, grandfathered plans
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In addition, individual grandfathered plans avoid a couple of
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health insurance
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The fact that almost half of workers are still in grandfathered
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"It's right on target for what I expected," she says. "It's only
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Stone says most employers who maintained grandfathered status
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The list of women's preventive services that health plans must
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"Employers who lost grandfathered status early on have no choice
but to implement that standard," Renz says.
Still, he says, "Our surveys have been fairly consistent -- the
number of grandfathered plans will continue to dwindle each
So are you at a disadvantage if you're in a grandfathered
"I don't think it's clear-cut from an employee's perspective,"
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A grandfathered plan might provide you with more
affordable health insurance
overall. Remember, your employer can't significantly increase your
costs, including the portion of premium you pay to keep a plan
grandfathered. So even if it doesn't fully cover preventive care, a
grandfathered plan might cost you less than a non-grandfathered
plan when you add and compare the premiums, deductibles, and other
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Polls and Surveys: Understanding What They Tell Us
Rossi, Peter H., Journal of the American Statistical Association
Norman M. Bradburn and Seymour Sudman. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1988. xx + 249 pp. $22.95.
When you are next approached at a reception and asked whether this poll is valid or why that person has never been interviewed by a survey organization, you no longer have to mutter that you are a theoretical statistician. When an undergraduate asks you how a sample of only 55,000 households can represent the population of the United States, you need not refer them to the nearest textbook describing sampling distributions. When a local official asks whether you have a graduate student who could write a master's thesis by conducting a sample survey, at no cost to the community, on satisfaction with local garbage-collection practices, you do not have to pretend that you only teach undergraduates. Instead, you can refer them to this book. Better still, get your local library to add it to its holdings so you can give your tormentors the proper call number.
The virtue of this book is that it makes accessible and understandable to the proverbial intelligent layperson the most important features of sample surveys, including topics such as sampling, wording of questions, how interviews are conducted, and validity. …


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History and Belief: The Foundations of Historical Understanding
Noll, Mark A., International Bulletin of Missionary Research
History and Belief: The Foundations of Historical Understanding.
By Robert Eric Frykenberg. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 1996. Pp. 377. Paperback $27.
This book offers a learned meditation on the nature, limits, and possibilities of historical knowledge. The author is professor of history and South Asian studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Its "central question" is "exactly how ideology, or religion ina broad sense, has served to inform the historiography of each major civilization" (p. 2). It approaches this question through a series of chapters that link aspects of historical understanding with historiographical discussion, for example, the possibility of redemption in human history with the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures. Frykenberg best captures the dynamic of history-writing by combining a stalwart belief in the possibility of knowledge about the past with careful diffidence about the limits of such knowledge.
The highlight of the book is its treatments of Indian history, historical writing about India, and Indian consciousness about the past. Frykenberg's lifetime of attention to the Indian subcontinent pays rich dividends, for instance, when he shows how concepts of dharma/karma have predisposed Indians to regard social order as transcendently timeless and so removed some of the motive for inquiry about the past found in other societies. …


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8. Creamy Salad Dressing
How many bottles of creamy salad dressing are sitting in your refrigerator? The standard refrigerator fare includes ranch, Thousand Island, and blue cheese.
Each two-tablespoon serving of these traditional creamy dressings adds about 120 calories, 12 grams of fat, 2.5 grams saturated fat, and 380 milligrams of sodium to your salad. Here's the worst part though: most people drizzle on double this amount of dressing (1/4 cup).
So aim for downsizing to a two-tablespoon serving. You might also find some lighter dressings that you enjoy.
9. Stick Butter or Margarine
If it can hold its shape in stick form, your butter or margarine is probably high in saturated fat. It's the saturated fat that makes fats more solid at room temperature. In years past, most margarine also contributed high amounts of unhealthy trans fat, though many have been reformulated.
It's easier to use more stick margarine or butter than you think because its firm texture makes it difficult to spread lightly on food. And each tablespoon will give you 100 calories and 11 grams of fat. Butter has 7 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon; stick margarines have 2 grams saturated fat and 1.5 to 2.5 grams trans fats per tablespoon.
Switching to canola oil or olive oil in your cooking and baking when possible is the best option because these oils are rich in mono- and polyunsaturated fat. But if you need a spreadable fat on the table or in a recipe, try a reduced-fat margarine in a tub with no trans fat and low amounts of saturated fat. If only butter will do, use whipped butter instead. It's easier to spread lightly and cuts the calories, fat, and saturated fat by a third.
10. Frozen French Fries
Potato side dishes such as hash browns, French fries, or tater tots are popular for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Many American freezers have a bag of frozen potato products ready to bake with a moment's notice.
Just one small serving (3 ounces) of some popular potato products -- such as criss-cut French fries, tater tots, or curly fries -- contain 8 to11 grams of total fat, around 3 grams of saturated fat, 390 to 540 milligrams of sodium, and about 160 to 190 calories. And many potato lovers eat double this amount in one sitting.


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Thanks to all of you. I guess I stop worrying and just give it a go. It seems like anyone who's had experience rooting 5.1.1 has not had any concerns or problems related to SuperSU.zip's patched.img being listed with a 5.0.x version on the CF si...
Is this method applicable to 5.1.1?
I am running the leaked MR2 radio with Gingeritis. Can I just flash this RUU to get Froyo back? Dont flash the mr2 ruu on a rooted phone. Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
True on stock too. I think thats just one of the swype beta bugs. Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Are we going off some developer's gut feeling or what? What I get from reading is that software is causing hardware failure... Well... Corrupt sectors on re-writable media can be replaced. If it is not corruption then there must be voltage or ...


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5 Ways to Improve Your Engagement Photography
If you're a wedding photographer, chances are couples are also asking if you do engagement photos. The answer to this should be "absolutely!" So you'd better get good at them quick, because well-executed engagement sessions will lead to more work. But before you think about weddings, spend some time and find your style shooting couples. Here are five simple ways to improve your engagement photography.


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MenuShowDelay is my favorite trick.you can use it to speed up
interval used to delay the appearance of the cascading menus when you click Start on the Taskbar.
Start > Run > regedit > Enter > HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Control Panel > Desktop > double click MenuShowDelay from right side and change the value to something lower to reduce the delay (make faster) when your mouse goes over the menus under the start button.
Determines the interval from the time the cursor is pointed at a menu until the menu items are displayed.
To change the Start menu display interval, follow these steps:
- Click Start, click Run, type regedt32, and then click OK.
- On the Windows menu, click HKEY_CURRENT_USER on Local Machine.
- Click the \Control Panel\Desktop folder.
- Double-click the MenuShowDelay value, type a number representing the menu display delay (in number of milliseconds) in the String box, and then click OK. You can enter any whole number between 0 and 4,000. If you use an entry of 0, there is no menu display delay.
- Quit Registry Editor, and then restart the computer.


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I've try to make a python web framework based on bottle.py I'm unhappy with several available web framework. Some are too restrictive. Enforce me to learn so many alien things. Some is good enough, but it hide many things, there is a lot of magic there. Some is too simple, so make something other than "hello world" will be difficult.
I'm familiar with PHP, and I love CodeIgniter. But I think python is better than PHP. I like the whitespace indentation and it's consistency, plus python has many available packages. But yet, I can't find any comfortable web-framework. So, I try to make one: https://github.com/goFrendiAsgard/kokoropy
Before I continue to build things, I need to make sure, is there any web-framework which is simple, MVC oriented, portable, easy to learn, explicit, and has automatic routing already (something like codeIgniter)? I've play with django and find it too difficult and too restrictive. (May be it is just me) Web2py is good. But I hate how the models autoloaded. Also I don't like how it implicitly import things. There are many work-around, like add if 0: import things etc, but it seems to tricky for me.
Also, what do you thing about my "hand-made" web-framework? It is not completed yet, but I will make something like core_model and core_controller class. It will be like CodeIgniter, but with more restrictive published function (e.g: there should be action_ prefix to make the function accessible via browser)


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Sugared Mixed Nuts Recipe
"I have made many different kinds of candied nuts over the years, but we like these best," relates Betty Claycomb of Alverton, Pennsylvania. "The buttermilk prevents them from becoming too sweet."
- 1 tablespoon plus 1/4 cup butter, divided
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 4 cups mixed nuts
- 1. Line two 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans with foil; butter the foil with 1 tablespoon butter and set aside. In a large heavy saucepan, combine the sugar, buttermilk and baking soda. Cook over medium heat until a candy thermometer reads 236° (soft-ball stage), stirring constantly. Remove from the heat.
- 2. Stir in nuts and remaining butter. Spread in a single layer in prepared pans. Cool; break apart. Yield: 8 cups.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1/4 cup) equals 169 calories, 11 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 5 mg cholesterol, 180 mg sodium, 17 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 3 g protein.
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