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Timber workers' jobs on the line in Saturday's election
The National President of the CFMEU Forestry and Furnishing Products Division, Jane Calvert, has welcomed the steadfast and ongoing support from the Tasmanian Labor Party for the Tasmanian Forest Agreement and its legislation.
"For timber workers this election is now clearly about their jobs," Ms Calvert said.
"The policies of the major parties present a stark choice to Tasmanians.
Government must act to end the exploitation of foreign workers
It was no surprise to the CFMEU to read about Chinese workers employed unlawfully as plasterers in the Victorian construction industry and their exploitation as reported on the front page of The Sunday Age last week.
Around Australia, the CFMEU has encountered numerous instances of Chinese plasterers, both lawful and unlawful, being employed by unscrupulous employers taking advantage of the workers' visa status, lack of knowledge of their rights, their pay and conditions.
Statement – International Women's Day 2014 Michael O'Connor, CFMEU National Secretary
International Women's Day (8 March) is a global day which celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future while also recognising the existence of a range of barriers to women achieving equality and economic security.
The CFMEU recognises that women have made gains in realising some basic rights, but that inequalities persist and continue to disadvantage women. This is evidenced by the fact that women, on average earn $1 million less than men over a lifetime.
Thiess trying to cover up safety issues on Regional Rail Link job
The CFMEU has accused Theiss of a cover up regarding safety after the company called the police on a union organiser yesterday who tried to get on the Regional Rail Link site.
National CFMEU Construction Secretary Dave Noonan said that there had been a culture of covering up bad safety practices on the job for some time which the union had fought to address.
Abolishing the Australian Jobs Act is a national jobs killer
Abolition of the Australian Jobs Act would see major projects across the country employing fewer Australians.
Concerns that the Government plans to abolish Australian Industry Participation Plans by repealing the Jobs Act have been heightened by the Government's call for a review of the Act.
CFMEU National Secretary Michael O'Connor said repealing the Jobs Act would mean fewer opportunities for Australian companies – and therefore fewer Australian jobs - on major transport, energy and other projects.
Another attack on construction workers as Victorian official is hauled into police van for going on site
A Victorian CFMEU organiser was handcuffed and thrown into a police van today when he tried to get on a job in response to a call from workers on the site regarding safety issues.
The organiser was on the job in response to call from a member on the Regional Rail Link job when Thiess management called the police.
The safety issues involved access and egress to a wall that was being pulled and lifting tilt up panels.
Nothing 'independent' about Government's review of 457 Visa Program
The so-called "independent" review of the 457 Visa program announced today by Assistant Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Senator Michaela Cash leaves many questions unanswered, according to the CFMEU.
CFMEU National Assistant Secretary, Dave Noonan said that the union welcomes any genuine review of the 457 Visa program.
"We believe the more light that's shone on the 457 visa program the better. But the review announced by Senator Cash is unbalanced with apparently no formal terms of reference.
"It's a one page media release and cites a reporting date of mid 2014 which is only 16 weeks away," said Mr Noonan.
Federal Government prosecutes workers in WA
Seventy six workers are set to be prosecuted by the Federal Government in West Australia for allegedly attending a rally a year ago organised to lobby for employment and training opportunities for young people.
The Fair Work Building Commission is serving summonses on the workers – all from Crown Construction – who attended the rally on February 28, 2013 in Perth as part of a union and community campaign to push for local jobs and local content in West Australia's mining sector.
Abbott's bright light ignores bigger picture
The royal commission on union corruption turns a blind eye to business
The Abbott government's announcement of a royal commission on unions, including the CFMEU, continues a rich tradition of Liberal governments calling royal commissions on unions, CFMEU Construction National Secretary Dave Noonan writes in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald today.
In construction, there have been four in the past 40 years, all called by Liberal leaders. In a speech to the National Press Club in 1981, Lionel Murphy noted that royal commissions tended to have predetermined outcomes, particularly if generated in response to allegations of criminal behaviour. This was, he noted, the reverse of the court system: in royal commissions, as in Alice's wonderland, the verdict precedes the trial.
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Five things Tony Abbott could do TODAY to help keep Australian jobs
Unemployment is now at its highest level for 10 years, yet there is no plan to stop the losses in manufacturing and construction, or do anything about dodgy imports that undermine local production, the National Secretary of the CFMEU, Michael O'Connor said today.
Mr O'Connor has detailed five things Tony Abbott could immediately do to help keep Australian jobs.
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Inkjet Bioprinting of Solid Peroxide Microparticles for Constructing Oxygen-Generating Scaffolds
Abstract:A major challenge in tissue engineering is to provide oxygen to cells within implanted tissues before vascularization is achieved. To overcome the limitations, oxygen generating materials have been developed to enhance cell proliferation. However, these methods provide an uneven oxygen distribution. Inkjet bioprinting technology is a novel fabrication approach, in which the bioprinter can deposit biomaterials precisely in a designed path. This technology has been applied in this study to construct oxygen-generating scaffolds. In this study we have applied the inkjet printing technology to allocate calcium peroxide (CPO) in a controlled pattern. The CPO was encapsulated with a hydrogel to provide a progressive oxygen release to cells. Oxygenized scaffolds were utilized searching for optimal cell viability in a period of 10 days under hypoxic environment. The results suggested that scaffolds containing CPO increase cell viability and proliferation in comparison to control group (no CPO) under hypoxic environment along 10 days. In consequence, the designed inkjet printing patterns provided a functional oxygen supply to scaffolds.
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Lenovo's Windows 8 line-up is definitely different. The new IdeaPad Yoga works like an Ultrabook and tablet combo, folding in all sorts of clever ways so you can use it in either form.
Open the Yoga up and it looks exactly like any other Ultrabook: the difference is that the screen keeps on going, letting you fold the laptop back on itself. The result is something that looks like a tablet from the front, but has a keyboard on the back. Thankfully Lenovo has set up to Yoga so, once in tablet mode, the keyboard doesn't work, stopping any accidental touches.
You can also fold the Yoga so the keyboard acts like a stand for it in tablet mode, another handy feature. It is naturally touch screen, with the 13-inch version shipping with a 1600 x 900 IPS display, which is especially good-looking, from what we saw.
Read: Windows RT or Windows 8 Pro, what's the difference
Inside the 13-incher is a choice of Intel Ivy Bridge processors, going all the way up to i7. Then there is a choice of either 4GB or 8GB of RAM and a range of SSD storage going up to 256GB.
Connectivity-wise, there is one USB 2.0 slot and one USB 3.0 connector, a headphone socket, a 3-in-1 card reader and finally a HDMI out. The laptop also has a 1-megapixel HD front facing camera for video calls.
We noticed the Yoga was also pretty light, weighing 1.54Kg. It is also fairly compact despite the folding screen, being 333.4 x 224.8 x 16.9mm in size. As for colour choices, we aren't massively sure about the orange, but the silver version definitely looks good.
The matte black plastic effect on the keyboard is also great. The trackpad, touch screen and keyboard all did a good job of interacting with Windows 8 and we couldn't notice much wrong with any of them.
The Yoga also comes in an 11-inch form, with a Tegra 3 chip inside running on Windows RT. In this size, it seemed like a much better user experience, folding the laptop over into its respective shapes. Tablet mode especially was much beter, as 13-inch is just too big for a tablet.
The screen on the 11-inch is 1366 x 768, but not IPS - a shame, really, as the 13-inch model looks so good. Other than that, everything is pretty much the same, minus the USB 3.0. The laptop is also lighter a 1.27Kg and smaller in size at 298 x 204 x 15.6mm.
From our time with both of the Yoga laptops, we think the 11-inch feels like the one to go for. Unfortunately it lacks the grunt of the Ivy Bridge processors found in its bigger brother, but playing with both, for day to day Windows activity, neither felt slow.
The smaller Yoga is due in late November for £699, the bigger 13-inch version will start at £999 and be released in early November.
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The upcoming Olympic Games in Rio might be plagued by tons of problems, but a worldwide Zika epidemic won't be one of them.
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History marks 1974 as the year Nixon left office, Patty Hearst was abducted by the SLA, and India tested its first atomic bomb. Those of us in the know recognize 1974 as the year two geniuses, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, officially expanded their wargaming hobby to include the world's first role playing game. The very first edition of Dungeons & Dragons encompassed three cheaply-printed books with amateurish art and a rambling set of rules that assumed the reader was already a wargamer. Despite all its flaws, this very early edition of Dungeons & Dragons is a wealth of silly artwork and weird rules, making it perfectly suited for the purposes of WTF, D&D!?
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Zack Parsons, Steve "Malak" Sumner, and friends tackle bizarre role playing game products that make them wonder, "What the fuck!?" From the early days of Gygax to contemporary role playing games, none will be spared.
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The Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa (formerly Temple Gardens Mineral Spa) is a 4 star[citation needed] (Canada Select Rating), hotel located in downtown Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. The resort features a roof top indoor/outdoor mineral pools, and is connected to Casino Moose Jaw. In 1910, drillers looking for oil hit the hot springs that service the hotel, remains of an ancient seabed.[1] The waters originate from an ancient sea beds 1,350 metres (4,430 ft) below the surface, then travels under its own pressure to the spa from the well located about 400 metres (1,300 ft) away.[2]
The hotel was named after the historic Temple Gardens Dance Hall, one block north. The hotel was originally built with 69 rooms, indoor/outdoor pools, spa and banquet facilities at a cost of $9 Million Canadian, with a mixture of private and government investment.[3] The hotel was later expanded to 179 room.[4] In 2006 the hotel was purchased by Temple REIT, led by (Arni Thorsteinson), for $21 Million Canadian.[5]
In 1997 Peter Gzowski's final broadcast of CBC radio program Morningside was broadcast from the resort instead of CBC studios.[6] The resort café is named the Morningside Cafe in recognition.
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The 150-Second Sell, Take 34
Published: July 28, 2002
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A talented trailer cutter, of course, does more than fill his 150 seconds with images designed to appeal to demographic niches. He must carefully build suspense. In one stingy exception to the ''Signs'' trailer's self-restraint, the final version does show what Gibson sees in that cornfield before recoiling in terror. It's a glimpse of what appears to be a leg, vanishing into the corn. And the leg definitely doesn't look human.
But even seeing that leg, ultimately, denies us resolution. It's a point of pride for Shyamalan that absolutely nothing from the last third of the film is remotely hinted at in the trailer. At least a dozen early versions did have such a moment, actually used as the trailer's climax. It was a Big Scare from 78 minutes into the film, a moment I will not describe here -- but Shyamalan rallied against it. The Ant Farm was in no position to argue. ''We got greedy,'' Glazer says. ''But M. Night was right. Why go there?''
Through all of this tinkering, Disney's Aviv made it his business to stay out of tiny decisions but, in no uncertain terms, to protect the big picture. ''I needed to show there was character and that there was story,'' he says, ''and the story is that there's a global event potentially threatening everybody, told from the point of view of one group of people, one father.'' Aviv notes that the trailer for ''Signs,'' which was aggressively tested on audiences by Disney, yielded the highest rating he's seen in his 14 years at the studio. That kind of feedback is taken very seriously.
Throughout the process, Shyamalan maintained a watchful eye. He was adamant that the theme of crop circles -- crop signs,'' as everyone at Disney is suddenly pleased to call them -- needed to be hit hard. Aviv agreed with this, partly because Disney's internal research revealed that 60 percent of Americans had no familiarity with the phenomenon.
It's a mark of Shyamalan's power that Disney afforded him some degree of veto power. ''I never saw the first version that Oren and the Ant Farm edited,'' Shyamalan says. ''I waited until they'd nailed what they wanted to do.'' But marketing strategy has crept into his thinking, even during filming. ''At some points during a shoot,'' he admits, ''I'll think about why a certain moment would be great for a trailer -- why something would be iconic.''
Movie stars, too, have a voice in the process. Mel Gibson's contract allotted him ''consultation'' rights on the ''Signs'' campaign. There are cases where agents go to war with studios over their star's prominence in a trailer, but Gibson was satisfied with the ''Signs'' campaign. Still, one can only guess how he might have reacted if the trailer had begun with a shot of his co-star. He was never shown Version 2.
By Version 26, the trailer was relatively in place, though it still required eight more edits to satisfy the powers that be. In the sublimina of the job, this meant letting a fade-to-black linger an instant longer; fiddling with the precise glow that emanated from the title logo; altering the sound of a musical ''sting.'' (The computer Mondrala uses to edit trailers is packed with sound files bearing names like ''Big Hit With Horror-Like Atmosphere.'')
Sound, of course, is key to any trailer. But, unlike the preview for ''Signs'' (which included the composer James Newton Howard's score from the outset), trailers rarely contain anything from their movie's own soundtracks. Editors can tick off a list of films whose soundtracks are used again and again. The scores to ''Dave'' and ''Hoffa'' have been licensed for use by trailer vendors dozens of times. Same with the one for ''Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.'' When I tell Barbara Glazer I've never heard that music, she replies: ''Oh, you know it. I once heard it three times in the same theater.''
And so, after countless readjustments, the ''Signs'' trailer wrapped. Everyone was especially happy with the rotating ''g'' effect in the graphics, though stories vary as to who actually came up with the idea. David Singh was amused by the sheer coincidence that every text frame had at least one ''g'' in it. ''Thank God we're coming out in August,'' he says. ''If this were a July release, we'd be doomed!''
The ''Signs'' trailer was shipped to multiplexes across America in May. The finished campaign, with its scrupulous attempt to baffle -- not to exasperate filmgoers, but to intrigue them -- falls directly in the lineage of ''Rosemary's Baby.'' Given Shyamalan's penchant for surprises, it's impossible to say where this trailer is leading us. The marketing bends toward eschatology, but what's the opposite of that? No one who sees Disney's trailer can say with any assurance what ''Signs'' is ultimately about , and that's the result of scores of strategic decisions on the part of Oren Aviv. If nothing in the appearance of crop signs is what it seems, what's left? Aliens who want corn and harvest it in a highly interesting manner? A government conspiracy? The mere fact that moviegoers are now performing this sort of math in their heads is a mark of how the role of marketing has edged to the forefront of the industry. When people watched the trailer for the Sam Peckinpah film ''The Getaway'' in 1972, they didn't see the marketing; they saw the clip. They thought to themselves, Looks like McQueen pulls a heist and then he gets away . Viewers of the ''Signs'' trailer are offered no foothold, and in fact are assured that they have no foothold.


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on April 6th, April 27th, April 28th and May 11th.
Wednesday, March 9th at 9:30 AM,
JULIA DENNE leads the discussion on THE DOUBLE BY
DOSTOEVSKY. One
of the finest of Dostoevsky's shorter works first published in 1846
(his second published work), it is by far the most significant of
his early stories.
Wednesday, March 16th at 9:30 AM,
NANCY BUEHLER leads the discussion on THE MARE BY MARY
GAITSKILL. One of Kirkus Reviews '21
Must Read Fall Books.' An "Entertainment Weekly "pick for
Blockbuster Novels of Fall 2015. "The Mare is a raw, beautiful story
about love and mutual delusion, in which the fierce erotics of
mother love and romantic love and even horse fever are swirled
together," Maureen Corrigan, NPR.
Wednesday, March 30th at 9:30 AM,
ARLYN MILLER leads the discussion on IN OTHER WORDS BY
JHUMPA LAHIRI. "In
this slim, lyrical nonfiction debut…the Pulitzer Prize-winning
novelist chronicles her efforts to learn and write Italian. Lahiri,
who wrote her text in Italian, presents an English translation (by
Ann Goldstein) with Italian and English on facing pages." Kirkus
(starred review).
Wednesday, April 6th at 9:30 AM,
ROBERTA RUBIN leads the discussion on DID YOU EVER
HAVE A FAMILY BY BILL CLEGG. New
York Times bestseller. Longlisted for the National Book Award
and Man Booker Prize.
"The force, range, and
scope of Bill Clegg's 'Did You Ever Have a Family' will grab you
with its opening lines, and won't let go until its final one."
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham.
Wednesday, April 6th at 6:30 PM,
JON GRAND leads the discussion on DAYS OF RAGE BY
BRYAN BURROUGH (with the author!).
"Burrough, a longtime
Vanity Fair correspondent, [has] … compile[d] what is surely the
most comprehensive examination of 70s-era American terrorism. . .
this book is as likely as a definitive history of Vietnam-era
political violence as we are ever likely to get," Boston Globe.
Wednesday, April 13th at 9:30 AM,
JEANNIE MILES leads the discussion on MY SUNSHINE AWAY BY M.O. WALSH
(author visits the store at 1pm on April 20th). Instant
"New York Times" Bestseller. An "Entertainment Weekly" 'Must List'
Pick.' "My Sunshine Away" unfolds in a Baton Rouge neighborhood best
known for cookouts on sweltering summer afternoons… But in the
summer of 1989, when … a horrible crime [occurs] late one evening,
it becomes apparent that this idyllic stretch of Southern suburbia
has a dark side, too."
Wednesday, April 20th at 9:30 AM,
ELISE BARACK leads the discussion on OUTLINE BY RACHEL CUSK.
A Finalist for the Folio Prize, the
Goldsmiths Prize, the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and the Baileys
Women's Prize for Fiction. One of "The New York Times" 'Top Ten
Books of the Year.' "Outline "is a novel in ten conversations…
[that] follows a novelist teaching a course in creative writing over
an oppressively hot summer in Athens."
Wednesday, April 27th at 6:30 PM, JON
GRAND leads the discussion on DARK MONEY BY JANE MAYER.
"Why is America living
in an age of profound economic inequality? Why ... have even modest
environmental efforts been defeated again and again? Why have
protections for employees been decimated? Why do hedge-fund
billionaires pay a far lower tax rate than middle-class workers? An
examination by Jane Mayer of finance and the American political
Thursday, April 28th at 6:30 PM,
ALICE MOODY leads a discussion on JUST MERCY BY BRYAN
STEVENSON. "Bryan
Stevenson was a young lawyer when he founded the Equal Justice
Initiative, a legal practice dedicated to defending those most
desperate and in need: the poor, the wrongly condemned, and women
and children trapped in the farthest reaches of our criminal justice
system. One of his first cases was that of Walter McMillian, a young
man who was sentenced to die for a notorious murder he insisted he
didn't commit."
Wednesday, May 4th at 9:30 AM,
HOLLY MARIHUGH leads a discussion on MY NAME IS LUCY
BARTON BY ELIZABETH STROUT. "There
is not a scintilla of sentimentality in this exquisite novel.
Instead, in its careful words and vibrating silences, "My Name Is
Lucy Barton" offers us a rare wealth of emotion, from darkest
suffering to I was so happy. Oh, I was happy simple joy." Claire
Messud, "The New York Times Book Review"
Wednesday, May 11th at 6:30 PM,
ROSE MCGOWAN leads a discussion on THE NIGHTINGALE BY
KRISTIN HANNAH. "In this epic novel,
set in France in World War II, two sisters who live in a small
village find themselves estranged when they disagree about the
imminent threat of occupation. Separated by principles and
temperament, each must find her own way forward as she faces moral
questions and life-or-death choices."
Wednesday, May 18th at 9:30 AM,
SUZANNE HALES leads a discussion on THE GREEN ROAD BY ANNE
ENRIGHT. "From internationally
acclaimed author Anne Enright comes a shattering novel set in a
small town on Ireland's Atlantic coast. "The Green Road" is a tale
of family and fracture, compassion and selfishness; it's a book about the
gaps in the human heart and how we strive to fill them."
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The Global Business School Network is a nonprofit organization that partners with business schools, industry, foundations and aid agencies to improve access to quality, locally relevant management education for the developing world. With a growing network of over 70 leading business schools on 6 continents, we foster cross-border networking, knowledge sharing and collaboration. Our programs engage our network members to advise, train and mentor regional educators.
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For the developing world to have the management talent it needs to generate prosperity.
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GBSN's annual conference, topical summits, webinars, web resources and networking activities provide opportunities for cross-border connections and knowledge transfer that lead to management education that combines global best practice with local relevance. These activites engage, inform and connect over 70 leading business schools members with each others, as well as colleagues and partners around the globe.
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The Boy Scouts of America has long been an outstanding opponent of gay scouts and leaders, even stating on their website that they refuse membership to "open or avowed homosexuals."
But as LGBTQ acceptance grows in this country, even the Boy Scouts are now reconsidering that stance—somewhat.
The organization announced it's considering lifting its ban on homosexuals, but only for scouts under the age of 18. A ban on gay adults will continue.
The BSA will vote on this proposal May 20, at a meeting of their 1,400-member national council.
The organization has come under fire in recent years for its anti-homosexual policies, and this latest proposal looks like an attempt to keep both progressives and conservatives happy—but so far, it seems to have failed on both fronts.
Ohio mom, Jennifer Tyrrell, was terminated as leader of her son's Cub Scouts pack last year because she's gay. In her recent public statement she said, "One year after sending a letter ousting me as my son's leader, the Boy Scouts are once again forcing me to look my children in the eyes and tell them that they still think our family isn't good enough," she said.
"My heart goes out to the young adults in scouting who would be able to continue as scouts if this is passed, but then be thrown out when they have a family of their own, and want to become leaders."
Conservatives appear equally as unenthusiastic about the measure. Tony Perkins, president of the ultra-conservative Family Research Council said in his own public statement, "This resolution would introduce open homosexuality into the ranks and eventually the leadership of scouting," he said. "This is totally unacceptable to the vast majority of scouting parents who want to keep their exclusive right to discuss issues of sexuality with their sons."
And not everyone disagrees with him. The BSA estimates that if it also lifted the ban on gay adults, it could lose as many as 350,000 members.
The idea for a "half-ban" came about earlier this year when the Executive Committee conducted a survey that included approximately 1 million members, who for the most part agreed that "gay youth shouldn't be denied the benefits of scouting."
Some of the BSA's willingness to include gay youth may also be the rationale that gay scout members will remain discreet about their sexuality: "The proposed resolution also reinforces that scouting is a youth program, and any sexual conduct, whether heterosexual or homosexual, by youth of scouting age is contrary to the virtues of scouting."
The organization's slow-crawl towards social change may be due in part to the fact that some of its biggest sponsors include the Roman Catholic church, as well as the Southern Baptist Convention.
But even among those religious supporters, not all are in favor of banning homosexuals. The United Methodist Church, for example, remains in favor of the scouts lifting its sexuality-based ban. Jim Winkler, an executive of the General Board of Church and Society, said in a previous statement, "United Methodists affirm that all persons are individuals of sacred worth."
In the meantime, even if the proposed "half-ban" is voted in as policy this May, that still means that people like Jennifer Tyrrell, or banned Eagle Scout candidate Ryan Andresen remain shamed out of the organization—not because their conduct is subpar, but because their sexuality is for some, reason enough to discriminate against them.
Should religious freedom allow organizations the legal power to discriminate against a group of people? Or should discrimination remain intolerable no matter the reason? Let us know in the Comments.
Related Stories on TakePart:
• Boy Scouts to Gays: Maybe...?
• Exclusive Q&A: Can the Boy Scouts of America Face the New Normal?
• A Court Orders the Boy Scouts to Release Files on Sexual Abuse
A Bay Area native, Andri Antoniades previously worked as a fashion industry journalist and medical writer. In addition to reporting the weekend news on TakePart, she volunteers as a webeditor for locally-based nonprofits and works as a freelance feature writer for TimeOutLA.com. Email Andri | @andritweets | TakePart.com


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While I get the impression that you, as so many others, are already convinced of Ed's guilt, I at least appreciate the relatively thorough coverage of the subject.
I haven't formed an opinion about Ed Kramer's innocence or guilt. I do feel, however, that if many of those who are making accusations were put under the same microscope of scrutiny, they would not come out smelling like roses. I seriously doubt that any smoking gun will be presented at the trial.
I also noticed that your article made no mention of the way Ed has been treated in prison. That information, which is readily available, should be worthy of a little attention.
-- Bill Langston, Cookeville, Tenn.
Injustice abounds
(In response to "The wizard of Dragon*Con stands trial," Jan. 30): The article covers a lot of bases, and other than the writer's barely concealed contempt for every one of the participants and the sci-fi fandom world, addresses the situation fairly objectively.
Unfortunately, I think the writer missed more interesting and newsworthy stories. Here's a guy who was arrested and charged based on a single anonymous phone call. If the police have any proof of his guilt, they do not seem to have shared it. His initial release from the jail was revoked after what seems clearly a case of mistaken identity, where, again, a single call reporting Kramer near someone young put him back in jail. It's horrifying to think that people can be jailed because of innuendo. While imprisoned, he was severely injured in a riot. Nobody believes prisons are safe places for the inmates, but this injury is reported as unimportant. Finally, there's a minor mention of Gwinnett's problems with its jury pool, as if to say, yeah, and he's going to wait even longer for a trial, like this was a long line at the movie theater. The man has waited over a year-and-a-half already.
If we believe in the concept of justice, then the delays, slurs and injuries Kramer has suffered waiting for a fair and speedy trial are abhorrent. CL has material here for three stories about the system itself being flawed, but Scott Henry put all of his research and work into a story which is not nearly so much about Kramer's alleged crimes as it is a covered chuckle at what deviants and freaks all these sci-fi geeks must be. We may believe in the idea of "innocent until proven guilty," but all this story does is help to convict Kramer in the eyes of the public.
-- Grant Goggans, Alpharetta
Missed point
I am writing to add a little information that was not included in Scott Henry's in-depth piece concerning Ed Kramer's upcoming child molestation trial ("The wizard of Dragon*Con stands trial," Jan. 30). While Scott states that Dragon*Con's current CEO, Pat Henry, "has worked hard to distance Dragon*Con from Kramer's legal troubles," he neglects to mention that a benefit was held for the Ed Kramer Legal Defense Fund at the last Dragon*Con, which took place over Labor Day weekend. To quote from the TrekTrak website:
"On Monday, Sept. 3, 2001, TrekTrak hosted a charity auction to benefit the Ed Kramer Legal Defense Fund during Dragon*Con 2001 at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta Hotel. Hosts included Battlestar Galactica actor Richard Hatch, actress Jenny Wallace, SF writer Brad Linaweaver, Dragon*Con's Star Wars Programming Director Cathy Bowden and TrekTrak Director Eric L. Watts. The auction, along with private donations during the event, raised thousands of dollars for Ed's on-going legal expenses. Thank you for your support! TREKTRAK SUPPORTS THE ED KRAMER LEGAL DEFENSE FUND."
-- Nancy A. Collins, Atlanta
Random picks
As my subscription to Rolling Stone continues to pile up in the corner unread, I just wanted to say thanks for putting so eloquently my exact thoughts on the current state of music criticism (Vibes, "The deafening buzz," Jan. 23).
Every "critic's choice" I purchased this year quickly found its way to the used bins at CD Warehouse. I've had better luck picking new music with the close-your-eyes-and-point method lately than listening to the likes of David Wild (or, God forbid, Kurt Loder) tell me what's worth my 15 bucks.
I think a small group of music critics should form a writers' collective, so that the poor masses, for a small fee, can pay 'em to review discs that won't necessarily see the Billboard Top 50. If I could just trust 'em to give me an honest opinion instead of lauding whoever's bought the most ad space, hell, I'd join.
-- Dustonia Call, Gainesville
(In response to Karen Abbott's Flipside, "Should suburban commuters be taxed if they work in Atlanta?" Jan. 23): You are a moron. Stay out of the business world, you would only be dangerous. Suggesting we suburbanites take responsibility for the phenomenal fiscal mismanagement recently revealed would be as irresponsible as putting you in charge of a classroom full of third-graders.
Companies who set up shop in the big city probably also pay something known as a water and sewer bill. This should compensate for whatever toilets their employees/visitors may flush. Maybe you should consider a career in the deregulated gas industry so you can hook up with people who had similar brilliant ideas as yours.
-- Catherine L. Cavallo, Alpharetta
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Image: Saturday morning. At the breakfast table, kids of all races eating MARTA Flakes or "MARTEES." On the cover: Robots. Athletic Robots? Roboletes maybe.
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There are few places with a greater range of worship styles and opportunities than the campus of Valparaiso University. And it's not variety for variety's sake, but out of respect for the varied backgrounds of students and their changing needs as they grow on our campus. Read more about the Chapel experience.
When classes are in session, there are several opportunities to worship or pray at the Chapel a week:
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There is one service every Sunday morning (10 a.m.) and one on Sunday evening (10 p.m.), called Candlelight. Our Sunday morning service embodies the best of the western liturgical tradition. Sunday morning services vary with the season and mark the whole life and ministry of Jesus over the course of the year, with Holy Communion offered every Sunday morning. Candlelight Evening Prayer features a message and moving music sung by candlelight.
The single most frequent worship opportunity is Morning Prayer, 20 minutes that begins at 10 a.m. each class day. Worship styles change from day to day, season to season, with music ranging from ancient to contemporary. Morning Prayer is a time for students, faculty, and staff to gather as a community of faith, to hear God's word, pray, and give praise. Each day is a different style of worship. Come check out each day!
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The chapel will also offer a 20-minute communion service Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m., May 18-Aug. 10, in the Harre Union's Grand Lounge.
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For more than 50 years, Weight Watchers has been a trusted approach to weight loss for men and women.Top Rated Diet Pills of 2016
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Established: 1963
Founder: Jean Nidetch
Headquarters: New York City
Stock Symbol: WTW
Accessibility: Meetings, Online, Books, Apps
Diet Type: Low-Calorie, Low-Fat
Gender: Male and Female
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It's been 50 years since Weight Watchers came on the scene and started helping people live healthier lives. Weight Watchers helps members create a foundation to introduce healthier choices and physical activity into their lives. Weight Watchers was made popular by the weekly meetings that are still a cornerstone of the program today.
Weight Watchers allows you to eat the foods you like without restriction. Simply stay within your daily range and you can still enjoy the foods you love balanced with nutritious choices like fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and whole grains. Unlike many diets, Weight Watchers also encourages an active lifestyle.
It all started in a living room, where women would gather to support one another while losing weight. Then it grew, and became one of the most recognized names in weight loss. They've remained an innovative brand, taking the plan online, and creating a program specifically for men.
Weight Watchers Meetings The original Weight Watchers plan invites members to weekly meetings where they help dieters form a network of support with people sharing similar experiences. Each person checks their weight privately. Meetings are conducted by a trained Meeting Leader who motivates and offers the group support through information about nutrition and fitness.
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- Programs to suit adult men and women
- Choose counseling via meetings or privacy and convenience online
- Online program is a comprehensive experience
- Provides exercise guidance
- Thousands of recipes and meals to choose from
- Applebee's partnership for more healthful dining
- Named #1 in the Best Commercial Diets by US News, 2011
- Reputable and effective for 50 years
- Online detracts from the traditional social aspect of meetings
- Not a structured plan, which may be difficult for some to adhere to
- Not a strong emphasis on fitness
A sampling of feedback and experiences shared by our community.
Most realistic program to maintain long term ... may take longer to lose the weight but it stays off! - Carmelle 8/16/11
I lost close to 40 pounds on Weight Watchers and have kept it off ever since starting almost 10 months ago. I plan to be on this program forever. I'm the healthiest I've ever been. (I'm 26 and am thinner and a smaller size than I was in high school, which I NEVER thought was possible!!) WW WORKS! I have never felt deprived, and I feel like the program is something I can live with. It's literally one of the best things I've EVER done for myself. - Marjie 7/8/11
I've been following the new Points Plus program since the beginning of the year. Today I hit the 10% weight loss goal. Only one week I did not loose weight - but I didn't gain either. Love that the fresh fruits are free so when I just want something - I now reach for fruit rather than chips or cookies. I am a 30 year lifetime member (obviously strayed at times) and find that this is the easiest weight loss for me (and I'm now 59.5 years old). HIGHLY recommend the new Points Plus. The key is still planning and journaling as far as I'm concerned. - Char 4/1/11
The old WW worked. The new one does not. I am one of many lifetime members who have become very disenchanted by this new program. - Elle 6/21/11
I highly suggest playing around with the tools. Eventually most "0 point" foods will develop a point value if you put in a high quantity...especially fruits and starchy veggies like green beans and broccoli. If you eat what the healthy check recommends, drink the water the healthy check recommends and eat your points in proteins and a small amount of carbs and fats then you should not gain weight. It's about eating in moderation. Not going crazy just because you think you can. - Shannon 3/6/11
Leave your own review and ratingDIET and NUTRITION
Weight Watchers emphasizes eating more wholesome food, while allowing you to splurge on cravings in moderation. You'll make balanced food choices that include whole grains, lean proteins, fruits and vegetables, eggs and dairy. No matter which plan you choose, you'll have access to all of the Weight Watchers recipes that are delicious, satisfying and good-for-you.
Weight Watchers members can enjoy chili, muffins, brownies, burgers, pizza, pasta and so much more - especially when you follow their healthy tips for lightening the recipes.
You're encouraged to make more nutrient-dense food choices, which not only helps you lose weight but also helps keep you feeling satisfied.
The Weight Watchers website features thousands of recipes for all occasions. Weight Watchers Meetings Members can also use the A-Z food list found in the Pocket Guide, or purchase the Complete Food Companion and the Dining Out Companion to help them plan for their night out.
Whether you do the program online or attend meetings, there are several ideas for snacks and meals along with a list of power foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. The program is designed to teach you how to make smarter food choices so that you eat more filling and nutritious meals.
For example, Weight Watchers features two side by side meals that both have a points value of 11. The two meals are reflected below:
- Meal 1 – Peanut butter and jelly sandwich made on reduced-calorie white bread; chips
- Meal 2 – Black bean soup; Whole grain wheat pasta with grape tomatoes, small black olives, crumbled reduced-fat feta cheese, shredded basil leaves, olive oil and red wine vinegar; grapes
Just glancing at these two meals it would be hard to think they have the same value because meal two offers more food. Illustrations like this make it easy to see the importance of making healthier choices so that you can eat more while getting good nutrition throughout the day.EXERCISE
Weight Watchers does promote living an active lifestyle, although exercise is not a requirement of the program.
To calculate the intensity of your workout, you can use your heart beats per minute or some simple physical cues. If you choose to follow the heart beats per minute, the classifications are as follows:
- Low intensity: 68 to 92 beats per minute
- Moderate intensity: 93 to 118 beats per minute
- High intensity: more than 119 beats per minute
Using the physical cues for your activity level follows the rating of perceived exertion or RPE. This is what Weight Watchers uses. This method is easier than monitoring your heart rate while working out. The below chart can be used to help you gauge the intensity of your workout:
- Light intensity – Fairly easy exercise that does not induce sweating unless it's a hot, humid day. There is no noticeable change in breathing patterns.
- Moderate intensity – Somewhat hard exercise that will break a sweat after performing the activity for about 10 minutes. Breathing becomes deeper and more frequent. You can carry on a conversation but not sing.
- High intensity – Hard exercise that will cause you to break a sweat after three to five minutes. Breathing is deep and rapid. You can only talk in short phrases.
Keep in mind that those who are just starting to exercise, or those that have been inactive for a long period of time tend to overestimate their intensity levels. If you are just starting out it may be more accurate to gauge your intensity through your heart beats until you get an accurate understanding of actual intensity levels. With Weight Watchers you can choose to do any form of exercise that meets your needs. Some recommended forms of exercise available are:
- Yoga
- Pilates
- Walking
- Jogging
- Aerobics
- Swimming
- Hiking
- Bike riding
- Kickboxing
Common questions asked about the Weight Watchers program by our community. Click each to see the full answer.
Can I do Weight Watchers without exercising? - Calcia 8/16/11
How much does Weight Watchers cost? - 7/20/11
Is Weight Watchers safe for kids? - Yoli 8/8/11
Is Weight Watchers good for diabetics? - Jackie 5/12/11
What do you get from weekly meetings? Hongquan 5/23/11
Are Weight Watchers Points confusing to anyone else? - 2/19/11CONCLUSION
Weight Watchers is a tried and true veteran of the weight loss industry. With a variety of methods to choose from for both men and women, you're almost certain to find the right path for your weight loss journey. Weight Watchers provides guidance from every aspect of weight loss. Food is one of the primary concerns of any dieter and Weight Watchers goes above and beyond most other weight loss programs with thousands of recipes that anyone, dieting or not, will find tempting and delicious. If their style appeals to you, go for it.WEIGHT WATCHERS SLIDESHOWS
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Weight watchers is mostly for people who do not have home support or extreme self control. Most of the recipes you can find online. It is however a good program.
Is the online WW program for men appropriate for me? I'm a 59 y/o male, 5'10" 220#. I want to lose 40#. Here's my situation: I travel 45 weeks a year, usually home on weekends. While I'm working, I eat in my room: cereal & banana for breakfast, light lunch out (sandwich or salad), cottage cheese w/fruit, salad or fresh veggies, & Healthy Choice microwave entree. I don't exercise enough (try to walk at least once a week for an hour) and I like cookies. Is the online program appropriate for me?
I liked the old Flex Points program, which worked very well for me when I had a lot of weight to lose. But after regaining about 15 pounds in the years since I've tried repeatedly to get back on the system with little success. WW seems a lot easier to do with a lot to lose than a little - but I don't want to wait until I have 50+ pounds to lose again!
I also found the new PointsPlus system did not work at all for me. With changing the points one did not really have more points to use (as in, more calories to eat in a day) and some of the way the new points were structured is strange. Again, there seems to be a problem with the numbers for people at the "low" end of the scale (with 29 daily points) as explained in the article linked here {LINK REMOVED}
Why doesn't the Weight Watchers web site WORK?? I just signed up for Weight Watchers, and would LOVE to be able to use the Online Tools/Tracker ... but unfortunately the web site is so hideously slow that it's worthless :-( On the rare occasion that I CAN get to the Tracker tool and enter a food, it just spins and spins and spins .... and eventually I get a "timed out" message. Unless/until they upgrade their web site this is completely WORTHLESS! The online access was free with my membership, but I'd be royally peeved if I had actually paid for this!
I have lost 40 lbs in 4 1/2 months on Points Plus. This is a excellent program, not a diet but a life style chnage
If you stick to is there is no way you won't lose weight. It is nice to be able to eat whatever you want, just watch your portions.
Thanks for sharing
I have been on WW for 15 months. I have lost 105 pounds and my BF has lost 126. He has been in maintainence for 8 weeks. We attend weekly meetings and use the online services. It is a livable program that promotes a healthy lifestyle. I feel better than I have in years. I �?� WW
I have been on WW for 15 months and have lost 105 pounds. My BF has lost 126 and been in maintainence for 8 weeks. We attend weekly meetings and use online. I �?� WW!
I personally could not track all of my food all of the time. When I was tracking my food I lost about 4 lbs in 4 weeks and I was hungry all of the time and I had to completely cut out too many foods I like to eat in order to have enough points to get through the day. Each night I felt like I barely made it through the day and I dreaded trying to figure out the next day.
I didn't use activity points because if I did I wouldn't lose any weight for the week. The meetings never felt supportive and just more like being lectured to. I got to the point where I dreaded going there so I stopped and they continued to charge me despite clearly being able to tell that I had stopped going for weeks. No call, no email, nothing.
This was just a terrible experience for me.
I've lost 152 pounds with WW and kept it off. Becoming a Lifetime Member is a HUGE advantage to this program. You weigh in for FREE if you're at goal. If not, keep your butt at the meetings until you get there. This is a LIFETIME of hard work and dedication. Nothing is easy. If weight loss were easy, Oprah would have it. JUST DO IT! It is the BEST weight loss program out there.
Best weight loss program in the world, it's not a quick fix but a way of life. It works.
it took 130# off for me.
I have been doing Weight Watchers online and have seen very good weight loss (13lbs. in 13 weeks). I feel so empowered and unrestricted in my choices of foods that I enjoy eating.
where can i get a copy of the old 1994-1995 weight watcher program, it was so good I will pay for it I am looking for a weight watcher program back in 1995, i lost over 40 lbs, i cannot find it, I have not tried the newest program, but I could not lose the weight on the points program, like I did with the old program of 1995. If anyone has the 1995 program let me know. I do not like the Points program. It just does not work for me. I also exercise 4-6 times a week, I walk, zumba, kick box and body pump. i am almost 80 lbs overweight. please give me feedback on my email
This is an excellent program!
What is the monthly food cost of Weight Watchers in addition to the $17.95?
I lost 30lbs on the old ww program and have been able to keep it off, the old program was so easy. I started the new program in Jan 2011 and had so many problems trying to add the points for the day it was to much work for my busy schedule.Please bring the old program back it works. Jennifer Hudson lost weight on the old program . At least let the members decide what program they would like to choose.
I am a lifetime member and know the old system worked. Why in the world did they make it more complex and introduce Points Plus? Why did they change the formula? I gave this a very good try for 6 weeks and have very little to show for it. What a mess.
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The China-Australia's Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) and its impact on the agriculture industry was in the spotlight at The University of Western Australia's Institute of Agriculture industry forum held on Thursday.
Western Australia's agricultural exports to China were valued at $1.7 billion in 2014-15, led by barley, wool, canola and wheat, and with numbers set to increase, industry experts came together to tackle how to use the agreement to our best advantage.
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Western Australian consumers have a strong preference and willingness to pay for local foods according to a study published by researchers from The University of Western Australia.
This suggests that a state labelling program, such as the Buy West Eat Best campaign is extremely valuable to local producers.
Ms Emma Downsborough from UWA's School of Agriculture and Resource Economical and Institute of Agriculture conducted the study as part of her Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Science), and received first class honours for the research.
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