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ACCIDENT REPORT Dixon: The Tribal Law & Order Dept. has.released the accident report for the month of March. A total of 24 accidents occured on the Flathead Reservation. Of the 24 accidents, 10 were alcohol related. 38 people were involved, 17 injuries and 1 death. Of the 38 involved, 16 were Tribal members. Committee to Run Pow Wow A group calling themselves the 'Reservation Wide Pow-Wow Committee', was represented by Doug Allard and Kenny McClure at the Quarterly meeting held April 2. Spokesman Doug Allard presented a proposal to the Council for the committee to run the Arlee Pow-Wow this year. Approximately twenty local residents form the committee. Their proposal contained a budget request totaling approximately $9,200.00 , of which they plan to repay $.5,800.00 by holding raffles, teen dances, concessions and ticket sales. One other proposal was submitted by Hot Springs' resident Frenchie Morigeau, however his proposal did not give a detailed budget request. After some discussion, the Council voted to award the Pow-Wow to the 'Reservation Wide Pow-Wow Committee. Allard told the Council that the committee has a-lot of good ideas that they will implement to make this year's Pow-Wow the best on any Reservation. Hot Springs Meeting Councilman Tom Pablo has announced he will hold a reservation wide District meeting in Hot Springs on April 17. The meeting will be at the Bathhouse and will begin at 1:00 p.m. Agenda will include a discussion on the proposed Tribal Complex, Law and Order program and Forestry & Game manag-ment. All interested members are invited to attend. VOLUME5 MUM3ER 24 FULL MOON OF THE COURTSHIP APRIL 15, 1976 Arlee Councilman Candidates HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL Dixon: As of April 10, five people has formally announced their candidacy for the May 1 election of the Arlee Councilman's position left vacant by Fred Whitworth when he resigned April 2nd. Those candidates are Louie Adams, BIA Forestry Check-Sealer; Virginia Matt Brazill, formerly with the CHR program; Joe Hawkins, local thinning contractor; Clarice Charlo Sanchez, teacher at the Tribal Alternative School; and Josephine Morigeau Steele, Constitutional Convention delegate. Tribal members wishing to file their candidacy, must submit their intention in writing to the Tribal Secretary by April 15, 4:30 p.m. Those wishing to publish campaign speeches in the Char-Koosta for the May 1 issue, must submit them to our office by April 20. Speeches must be type written or printed, and no longer than two hand written pages. FIRE FIGHTER'S STEP TEST Ronan: The first opportunity for firefighters to pass the " step test " will be April 20, at the Ronan Fire Control Warehouse, beginning at 8:30 in the morning. Members of Organized Crews desiring off-reservation dispatch are required to pass this test at the 45 level. Due to tne cost ot administering this test, a limited number of opportunities will be provided. Step-tests will not be given at the time of dispatch. It is to your advantage to attempt this test early. This remote control heart monitor can sound the emergency alarm for a patient with a heart condition. The machinery that monitors the economic heart beat of the hospital is predicting death will occur in a very few months. For the complete story see page 6.
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WELCOME TO THE PCH KITCHENGood morning, so good to see you. We hope you'll find the warmth and the friendship here that we have been privileged to enjoy. We have a common bond. We are Physically Challenged Homemakers.We share affection for one another through compassion, honesty, and most importantly, respect for one another and one another's situations.We gather here to share information on ways to make our lives easier, to offer support to each other and to share humor and laughter, sometimes tears and always good food.There is always room in the kitchen for all who would like to join in...So help yourself to a cup of coffee, cocoa, tea or fruit juice. There are always fresh fruit , muffins, coffee cake and cookies....pull up a chair at the old country table and visit awhile.....and remember to tell a friend.For our old friends that have not been by for awhile, we hope you will drop in and let us know how you are doing.
I looked for new opening when I realized today is first of Dec! Where o' where has it gone. Is everyone resting from Thanksgiving and Black Friday? I did not go into any stores, Thurs, Fri or Sat, I will be so glad when I can walk into a store again without the crazy crowds, can you believe all the nuts out there fighting over sale things? Nothing is worth that. Well what excitement did you all have? Did all your dishes turn out great and yummy? Today I am going to try to get some sewing done, breakfast is finished, cats fed and Kerry is out in his shop already working on wood working projects for this next Fri and Sat. Farmers market will be reg on Fri but Sat is Miracle on Washington Street, music, food vendors, crafters, along with farmers market, and it is supposed to be in the 30's for the high temps, hope people still bundle up and come out. Then this will be my finally bread baking for the year I think, I am tired ladies and need a break. Rest up for the next year right? No, honestly I need to think about getting ready to go to AL for the Christmas holiday, then coming home and resting up LOL. Have a good day all...
I hate to admit this, but I had a really lousy Thanksgiving. It started about 2 hours before we ate. I was nauseous, and forced myself to eat. I kept all things that I ate down, but I didn't really want them. I also kept having stomach cramps. Nothing sounded good to me. A couple of times I was on the verge of bringing everything back up. Luckily I had gotten some Gingerale, and it settled my stomach, but I still don't actually want anything, but I know I have to eat. At least the cramping and nausea have stopped. I know it is stress. I think we start moving tomorrow. When we get settled things should get better. The kids are driving me batty. The good news is my shopping is all done. I do it on-line, so no-lines. LOL I better go for now. Hugs
Last Friday, my sons were both off school, and they went out Christmas shopping and also got my late birthday gift. It is a Magic Bullet blender/chopper. I've wanted one for a few years now. The boys only found a day when they both could go to a store together- with school and work, there's not much time. We ate a Thanksgiving dinner in an hour, since one of my sons worked until 3 pm, and the other started work at 4:30. I made a turkey breast in the crock pot (had everything but legs and wings- even had bones, so I'll be making broth soon!), homemade yeast tri-shaped rolls, homemade applesauce with cranberries, stuffing, smooth cranberry sauce, and condiments. Worked out well. The boys have their last week of school before finals week.
It may get warmer tomorrow, but a cold front is coming through Wed. sometime.
Keep up the joy, even if you don't feel like it! It sure does make a difference inside, even if you don't think it will! Just have a laugh or smile.
Keep Smilin'! A good laugh- for any reason- will do anyone good!
Hi Gals, Connie, thanks for opening December Kitchen. It has come way too fast. And I think you should get a rest from the bread baking. smile
Nancy and Ann, thanks for November Birthday Wishes. Daughter got me the neatest shawl. Maybe it is crocheted. A big circle with two holes for arms. The space between the arms is what covers the back. Put over back. Put arms thru holes. Top of circle folds back like collar. Keeps shoulders and back warm. And because of arm holes it stays on when moving around. It is a burgundy purple.
Debbie, sure sorry you were not able to eat much on Thanksgiving. Stress is hard on the body for sure. Sure hope the move goes okay and you and family can get settled.
Mary your dinner sounded good. And applesauce with cranberries sounded good also.
Nancy posted on Nov 29. Nancy, hope your arms got some rest and are doing better.
I went to daughters for Thanksgiving afternoon. She sent plate of leftovers home with me that lasted for 2 meals.
Waving to Lin, Liz and Ann and any others.
Take care and stay warm. It may get down in the teens for a few days here.
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As a deer longs for flowing streams, so my soul longs for you, O God. Psalm 42:1
Sorry you dlidn't feel well Debbie for the big feast. It must be going around as DH didn't feel up to par yesterday but is better now. I had planned on going for our yearly labs this morning for the cardiologist but thought better of it as I didn't know how he would feel this morning. We have to fast for 12 hours so like to get there by around 8 a.m. so we can then eat and have coffee....mainly the coffee! lol Will go tomorrow instead. Have to help decorate the clubhouse when we get home.
I had issues on thurs. so don't feel like the Lone Ranger. Started muscle spasms along the edge of my back on Wed around noon and got progressivly worse with grabbing pains about three a minute. Thankfully I didn't have much left to do on Thurs. as I had lots of the prep done by noon on Wed. The three ladies who came for dinner did all the clean up while I laid on the sofa moaning. Drug myself to the walk in clinic on Thurs. morning and one good thing about going on a holiday is there was hardly anyone there ahead of me. Got in in about flive minutes. Gave me a muscle relaxant shot which I have to say was worthless and pain pills. Never stopped hurting until Fri. morning.
Left overs were gone by Sun. or in the freezer for turkey soup maybe lin January.
We are going to Harrison Hot Springs this month...our Christmas present. Duane doesn't drive anymore so would have to shop on line and there is really nothing I want and he neither so will do the trip and call it our present. Works for me.
Need to go make a loaf of bread in the machine. Gumbo for dinner tonight.....haven't had that in ages. Yummy!! And have tapioca soaking for pudding.
Hi everyone. Derry I'm glad you got to visit with family. Then have 3 days you didn't have to cook. I don't cook much, but I'm hoping that DD will let me start doing more of the cooking and menu planing. Before I found TOH magazine, I used to read Woman's Day magazine every month. My favorite part was the monthly menu. I would use some of their ideas, and add some of mine. I would insert a day of "reruns". I pretty much stuck to my plan. It drives me crazy, when the afternoon rolls around and DD doesn't have a clue about what to fix, and the meat is all frozen. That's one reason The first two items that are on my post Christmas shopping list are a microwave, and a pressure cooker. I actually have a pressure cooker at ESIL's house, but he used it once and it "blew up", but I'm not sure exactly what blew. I'd rather get a new one. I will get the old one back because you can always use a big pot. I also need to fix up my pantry with just about everything to make an emergency meal. Also the dump and go meals. Liz next year NO HOME COOKING ON THANKSGIVING. I'm glad you are feeling better too. Deery that shawl sounds nice. Mary I hope you enjoy your new toy. Connie can the dough hook on the KA be used to mix meat for meatloaf or meatballs? Gotta go get new recipes I probably will never use. Hugs
LOL Debbie....it's not that you will never use them it's knowing they are there if you WANT to use them.
I said last year we'd eat out this year but look what happened!
I suspected a few years ago my digital pressure cooker had an issue with the red button that pops up and down so a friend checked it out for me and said there was nothing wrong with it. Well, I still haven't tried it yet. When I do I am going to put it out on the patio so I don't have to repair a hole in the ceiling or clean up a mess!
Made gumbo tonight. Haven't had that in a very long time. Will have that again tomorrow night along with the beef and salsa skillet I made last night and also had left overs. Easy meal. Made tapioca pudding today, too.
Tomorrow we go to the lab for our yearly blood test for our cholesterol plus I think they test a bunch of other stuff too. Have to fast for 12 hours so nothing more tonight or in the morning and that includes coffee. Will get there around 8:00. Then go see the cardiologlist next week.
Thurs. morning a few other ladies and me will go decorate one of the clubhouses. Don't know why I said I'd do it.....haven't even started on my own. No enthusiasm for that anymore. Don't get old.....
Saw a recipe I'd like to try for cookies using almond paste. Where do you find that in the store, in the bake isle and is it in a can?
Supposed to be cold tonight....guess they're right as it is already 29.
Connie, when do they stop having the farmer's market? I would think no one would want to brave the chilly weather.
Take care.
Hi. Liz I think that is in the baking aisle. I have never used it, but I also have a recipe in my many files that use it too and was wondering the same thing. I doubt that I will do much as far as baking etc is concerned. I won't do it here, and doubt that we will be settled enough to do it in the other trailer. DD is cleaning now, and we will need to move slowly since she has so much on her plate right now. I finally got my computer straightened out. I have banned all kids from using it. There were so many "clean up" apps installed that it took forever to change pages and log in. then I'd get error messages, and was on the verge of tossing it out of a window just out of frustration. I went through all of my files and deleted all of those files and games that were not used. After that, I tried going to the net, and bam right there. There was also a message showing up when booting up about some script that was slowing down my browser. Even after the clean up it still was showing up. I FINALLY found out that it was my Weather Channel app. Since that was taken off I don't have any problems. It is my opinion that those clean-up apps actually slow down your computer so that you will buy their software. Need to surf. Hugs
Deb: do you have a crock pot? There are so many easy recipes out there. You can make some easy dishes in the morning, and you will have your dinner ready when you are. Just look at the dishes on this site, and even search the web with your search in your browser- take "crock pot recipes" or more specific, if you want. I've found some easy ways to make things, and even take casserole dishes that are for the oven, and make them in the crock pot. It saves money, since you aren't using the energy for an oven too.
Most of the state got heavy snow and/or ice, but the top half of the state missed it- we never got any here. I watched the radar, and the precipitation clouds were moving east, so the bottom half of the state was in the "line". It sure is cold, and we are predicted with single digit tonight- 6 degrees, because it will be clear.
I had a yearly blood test today- I fasted for 12 hours too, since cholesterol level was checked. Just part of my yearly general check up.
Scanned more slides yesterday, now today I'm back to crocheting for Christmas. I made one of those capes (like a shawl with holes for arms) a few years ago. It works out so well because arms are free to move, or you can pull them in under the cape.
Friends and family, just wanting to ask you to keep Kerry in your prayers this evening and the future. This morning he was taken by ambulance to the hospital in town in critical condtion, having a 100% and 99% blockage, they found he has had a heart attack. They could not blast the blockages, and he was transported to Lake Charles critical but stable. This evening early they were able to open the arteries, but he has damage to his heart but the doctor hopes it can heal. Just keep him in your prayers please. I came home for a couple hours and heading back in a few mins, busy night on the highway I think. Our oldest son Ryan, his wife and new baby are on the road from AL as well. Youngest son in Antarctica but we know he and his family have their Dad in their prayers as well. Not wanting to put out shocking news for anyone, hope they have gotten the news by now, but need prayer warriors tonight... Hugs and thank u, Connie...
Just had a feeling to check on the PCH kitchen. Sure glad I did.
Oh Connie I am so sorry Kerry is having heart problems!!! Prayers already going up for him from Tx. May God lead the doctors to proper treatment and may God grant Kerry healing. Prayers included for you also dear friend. You was on my mind all day yesterday, in fact nearly called you a couple of times. Know that you are going to be spending your time with your sweetie but if you get a chance to let us know how Kerry is doing please do.
Sending prayers and lots of love your way.
Good day to all , can not stay on the putter long but did want to send hellos to all.
Blessed are those that can give without remembering and take without forgetting.
Connie prayers sent I'm so sorry you are going through this. It makes my issues seem so trivial. We have only had a dusting of snow on Thanksgiving, and it melted before we ate. It has been chilly here, and some rain, but no bad weather. Hugs
Connie: you have prayers, from me, in your name! Keep positive thoughts in your mind- it really helps.
Nice to have friends who will pray with you!
Hi Gals, had an inch of snow back on maybe Friday during night. still on ground. it got down in low teens. When I got up Saturday morning water was running fine. Took shower. all soaped and conditioner in hair and water stopped. Must have been frozen and maybe I drained hot water tank? Called DD. I had 2 liter bottles on back deck full of water. DD heated one up and I rinsed with that. Later in afternoon frozen part had melted. It was fine yesterday. Continued in low teens. Same this morning. Water was running fine. Put in a load of wash. Out of water before it was full. Got up to 25 today but doesn't seem like it is going to melt pipe today. May warm up tomorrow to have rain. Paper said we haven't been that cold since 1989. Don't know where frozen pipe is. Well house pipes have frozen before in teens so DD keeps light on in there. And she put small heater on for awhile. And if it is in well house I don't have water pressure. So it is a mystery where frozen pipe is..
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Runaway Jim with a longer pause build than the average which was great the
silence is golden -> Gypsy Queen-> Jim, Antelope very quiet intro unfinished ->
Catapult-> Life on mars always a treat to hear.
Set II: Starts off with funk of 2001>Maze. Always a huge fan of Swept>Steep
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The author of The Average American Male and The Lie returns with a shocking, salacious, and surprisingly subtle new novel of the average American family. Like Neil Strauss and Nick Hornby, Chad Kultgen has the capacity to enthrall and astonish even the most ardent readers of contemporary literary fiction. In Men, Women, and Children, his incisive vision, unerring prose, and red-light-district imagination are at their most ambitious and surprising, as he explores the sexual pressures of junior high school students and their parents navigating the internet's shared landscape of pornography, blogs, social networking, and its promise of opportunities, escapes, reinvented identities, and unexpected conflicts.
Chad Kultgen, cult hero and author of the buzz-generating illicit classics The Average American Male and The Lie, cuts to the quick of the American psyche like no other author writing today. In Men, Women & Children he explores the sexual pressures at work on a handful of troubled, conflicted junior-high students and their equally dysfunctional parents. From porn-surfing fathers to World of Warcraft-obsessed sons, from competitive cheerleaders to their dissatisfied, misguided mothers, Kultgen clicks open the emotionally treacherous culture in which we live—in his most ambitious and surprising book yet.
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The Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show felt a lot like a coronation.
While untold millions watched what was happening on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., Bruno Mars used the halftime concert to further prove to the world that he now ranks as the top entertainer in pop music.
He's been in the running now for a few years, racing against top competitors like Beyonce, Justin Bieber and Justin Timberlake, but he's definitely starting to pull away from the pack.
All the reasons for his magnificent success were on display during the halftime gig, which followed two quarters of the Seattle Seahawks dominating the Denver Broncos. He was charismatic, likable, clean-cut, tuneful and entirely ready to perform for the cameras. It was one of the biggest music moments of the year, with viewers tuning in from Burlingame to Beijing and beyond, and yet Mars handled it with apparent ease. If he was nervous, it certainly didn't show.
He opened the show on the drums, which was a clever, rhythmic move, pounding away in a gold jacket, white shirt and black tie. He then joined his fellow band members, all in matching garb, and locked right into the upbeat smash "Locked Out of Heaven," which was nominated -- but lost -- in two of the four major general-field categories at last weekend's Grammy Awards. (It lost to Lorde's fantastic "Royals" for song of the year and Daft Punk's ubiquitous "Get Lucky" for record of the year).
He'd then croon through "Treasure," another top 5 hit from last year, before moving straight into "Runaway Baby." He sprinkled in a bit of the Isley Brothers' "Shout," delighting the crowd with the famed "a little bit softer now ... a little bit louder now" bit. Then he basically moved out of the way and let the freight train that is the Red Hot Chili Peppers roll through the stage.
Yes, in case you were wondering, the Peppers' Anthony Kiedis and Flea did so without wearing shirts.
You just have to love those California kids.
The Peppers rocked "Give It Away," then gave the stage back to Mars for what would be the most touching part of the halftime show. Active military personnel, stationed away from home, were shown in videos, dedicating the next song to their loved ones. The song, of course, would be "Just the Way You Are."
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A woman suffered minor injuries after a man fleeing from police in a stolen truck crashed into her car about 1:30 p.m. Thursday near North Wilson Way and East Roosevelt Street, police said.
Rosa Arceo, a 33-year-old Stockton woman, was on her lunch break when a man identified by police as Jason McKay sped through a busy intersection and collided with her red Honda Accord. The pursuit started when members of a regional auto-theft task force spotted McKay driving a red Nissan pickup that had been reported stolen Dec. 22, authorities said. A marked patrol car attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but McKay refused to stop, police said.
After colliding with Arceo's car, McKay crashed into an electrical box that controls the railroad crossing apparatus at North Wilson Way and East Roosevelt Street, authorities said. The crash slowed traffic and forced city workers to replace a railroad crossing arm at the intersection.
Arceo suffered a knee injury, but she said she felt fortunate that her injuries weren't worse.
"The way he hit me, I thought, 'Oh, my God, that's it. The car's going to explode and I'm going to die here,'" Arceo said.
Read Friday's Record for more on this story by staff writer Jason Anderson.
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Game Haiku – 07/16/06 – Cards 11, Dodgers 3
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NEW YORK — Stephen Vogt, who has played in the outfield in the past but almost not at all in the present, was in the A's lineup Thursday for the final game of Oakland's three-day stop in Yankee Stadium.
With Josh Reddick on the disabled list and the A's in need of another left-handed bat against Yankees starting pitcher Masahiro Tanaka, A's manager Bob Melvin took a chance on Vogt, who was a part-time outfielder in previous big league organizations before coming to Oakland. Vogt started in right field Thursday.
``The last time I played regularly out there was 2012,'' Vogt said. ``It was mostly left field, but enough right field. And I averaged about 60 games a year before that. So it should be OK.''
Vogt played one game with Triple-A Sacramento in the outfield this year, but the A's have consistently kept him behind the plate.
Melvin said he expects that Crisp will need more off days like that from time to time as the A's try to stay in front of the problem.
He's scheduled to throw one inning.
The left-handed reliever has been throwing to batters and getting an inning or two of work in simulated games, but this will be the first actual game for O'Flaherty since May 17, when he pitched his last inning for the Atlanta Braves.
Four days later he had Tommy John surgery.
The A's signed O'Flaherty as a free agent this winter with the idea that he wouldn't be ready much before the All-Star break, and he seems to be a little ahead of that pace, although it's clear Oakland's medical team isn't going to rush him along.


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U.S. challenges accused mobster Bulger's immunity defense
"This fact of Bulger saying he had immunity is sick. That does not allow you to commit murder," said Sandra Patient, of Manchester, New Hampshire, whose uncle, Arthur "Bucky" Barrett was among Bulger's alleged victims. "There is no way this guy is going to walk on 19 murders."
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AUSTIN (October 19, 2012)--The Texas Secretary of State's office announced Friday that a record 13.4 million Texans have registered to vote.
The state's chief election officer said that is up from the previous total of 13.5 million.
The state has about 18.2 million people of voting age.
The final registration list was announced Friday.
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Once again the Northeast Missouri Show-Me-Select Replacement heifer sale reached a record sale average of $2,097 at F & T Livestock Auction, Saturday, Dec. 8.
The 24 producers of the 312 heifers were enrolled in the MU educational heifer management program. The heifers were bred to sires with both calving-ease and growth genetics. The sale average was $85 higher than the previous year at Palmyra. The top lot sold belonged to Jim and Sharon Schlager and brought $4,100.
Highest average price from on consignor was $2,664 for 11 head from Jim and Sharon Schlager, Canton. Other consignors that beat the average were Keithley/Jackson Farms, Frankford, $2,556 on 25 head; MU Greenley Research Center, Novelty, $2,450 on four head; Prairie View Farms, Greg Drebes, Monroe City, $2,307 on 28 head; and Deer Creek Cattle Co., Rich Vehige, Clarksville, $2,233 on 12 head.
The 54 buyers were responsible for over $650,000 worth of bred heifer exchanging hands in two hours. Twenty-nine repeat buyers purchased 175 head, or 56 percent of the total consignment.
This was the 16th year for the Show-Me-Select heifer sale in Palmyra. Over 26,600 heifers have been through the program and 4,500 head have been sold. There were several new consignors this year and more are expected to start next year. For information contact a MU Extension Livestock Specialist.
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First set seemed one dimensional to me -- lots of rock and pedal-down kind of songs with really only Reba to add some "beauty" (I guess Glide could be thrown in there). The first four songs actually felt like four openers. Not to say that songs were not played well, or that they didn't excite the crowd (as both were true); I just wasn't as excited as maybe some others. Dinner and a Movie was a nice treat. And I liked First Tube, but not the Sand that I was hoping for.
Observed that Guyute was pretty much in the same slot as Time Turns Elastic was last night.
The second set was a completely different story. Just about perfect, imo. (I was told that tonight was actually a setlist; the previous two were "songlists.") Enjoyed everything -- the songs flowed well, from Scents up to the New York-centered Rock & Roll back down to 7 Below (with memories of seven years ago) up with the woos of Twist and then the goodness known as Mike's Groove. Horse Silent to breathe, and the YEM to wrap it up. Capped off with a fitting Stones cover.
Certainly a great three nights. So happy to have been able to see these shows to cap off my Phish 2009.


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|@1100-1200 CAS project call with Mark
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|Catch up with some e-mail
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|Lounge 88: http://www.robotandproud.com
1. Did my dishes, went to the circus festival: 01:59
Kathy would've loved the Toronto International Circus Festival. =D Poisters, diabolists, jugglers, unicyclists, etc. Cool stuff!
Also, I managed to get all of my dishes done in record time. The usual order - glassware, cutlery, saucers + bowls + plates - works perfectly with a double sink and would probably have worked even better with the triple sink like the one in Linux Caffe. =) Kudos to my mom for teaching me how to wash dishes effectively. We had this entire assembly line thing going with my sisters and me: prerinse, soap, rinse. Prerinsing with a dishcloth totally works because then soaping is ridiculously easy. Also, Corelle dishes dry practically interesting. It is t3h c00l.
Random Japanese sentence: 彼女がドアを開けるやいなや猫が走り出た。 No sooner had she opened the door than a cat ran out.
2. Hot chocolate day: 19:12
It took me two hours to commute to work this morning. I needed to be there because my planner only had "@1300-1330 CAS workshop" on it - no details, no call-in number, nothing. I didn't even know who might have information.
When I got to IBM, the sheer silence of CAS just descended on me. I felt so isolated.
One of the reasons why I'm hardly ever in the Interactive Media Lab in the University of Toronto is that it's just so quiet. The room I work in has a small window near the ceiling. John Chattoe works in the same room, and Mark Chignell is of course in the next office. I feel okay with interrupting Mark every so often when I need a social break from my work, but still... Also, having to prepare lunch using a microwave instead of cooking something quickly - not quite as much fun! <laugh>
The working environment at the Centre for Advanced Studies is similar, although I feel even more isolated. The centre uses an open layout to encourage students to interact with each other, but we hardly ever talk. Maybe it's because I missed the CAS party last time. Maybe it's because I haven't joined any of the sports groups. I don't know.
So there I was, tired from my commute, feeling rather oppressed by the silence and lack of social interaction, really craving VPN (the ability to connect from outside IBM), and going through blog posts just to recapture that sense of IBM as a human organization.
And sniffling. Quietly. Over a cup of hot chocolate. (Fortunately, CAS had restocked hot chocolate over the weekend. Hooray for small miracles!)
I really appreciate how Quinn Fung joined me for lunch even though she wasn't particularly hungry, and how Laurie Dillon-Schalk called me up to check on me when she found out I was having a hot chocloate day.
Today I realized a few more things:
- Long commutes totally don't work for me. This probably also rules out on-site consulting, which was one of the career options I had been considering.
- I like social interaction. I don't mind working longer hours if I can look up and talk to people, bounce ideas off them, celebrate something, gripe about something, whatever. It seems to be easier for me to keep on task when other people are around.
Made a few minor tweaks to my research proposal. So far, so good. Getting closer.
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i think this whole thread needs to be moved to general help and support so maybe ppl will notice my last post lol
feel free to delete this post and move thread meskibob.
meskibob wrote:The 64-bit JVM garbage collection issue is known (and has been for awhile) - viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4763&start=0&hilit=garbage#p21402
I've commented on your Google issue with a link to that thread.
If you have enough RAM it's not really an issue since it's not a leak, but if you need to free up RAM then just kill javaw.exe until the gc calls get (hopefully) updated.
lartomar2002 wrote:noob question here ,what do you mean by"point it to the directory of the jre"?
HolyLiaison wrote:Here's how to get PMS to run as a 64bit process on Windows 7:
1) Right click Computer and go to Properties then select "Advanced system settings" in the left pane of that window.
2) It should open up on the Advanced tab, which is perfect that's what we want!
3) Down at the bottom you'll see a button that says "Environmental Variables..." click it.
4) Down at the bottom of this window should be "System variables" you'll want to add a new variable, so hit "New..."
5) Set the variable name as "JAVA_HOME" with out the quotes.
6) Set the variable value to your 64bit JRE install. The default install directory is C:\Program Files\Java\jre6
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Reload PMS. It should now be running in 64bit. This should be a similar process for Windows XP/Vista etc.
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Federal Medicaid pledges are hollow
March 5, 2013
West Virginia is being forced to cut government services in order to keep the existing Medicaid program afloat. Gov....
Obama eliminated the Welfare to Work incentives initiated by the Clinton Adm. Disastous results! More folks on the dole for the long term. Medicaid is more used for the lazy and addicted than the truly needy. It will be cut sooner or later. If Bam Bam gets another term like he wants, it might cut into his Air Force 1 shuttle budget. The poor will then realize he wants to play golf with Tiger,visit withJay-Z, senad his faimily around the world and go to Hawaii more than he gives a crap about the under the bridge crowd.
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While denver is correct in that the Supreme Court did indeed strike down the mandate to expand Medicaid (A mandate the President was against before it supported it) what he fails to comprehend is that laws regarding exchanges as well as laws covering Medicaid which limit the money a state can recoup from the federal government should they decline to expand, the government is in essence forcing states to make that decision. They can either join and become part of the Medicaid windfall that will reward them short term or decline in which case, hospitals and doctors in their state will be punished with their inability to collect dollars in the long term.
While I oppose Obamacare because it's a bad bill-mirroring Singapore's plan would have been a better plan-and originally opposed WV expanding Medicaid, I think the Governor should "opt in" by expanding Medicaid. At least then, WV doctors will at least have some access to funds in the future.
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Are we being forced or not? Seems to me like the Supreme Court struck down the Medicaid "mandate" on the states as being unconstitutionally. So tell me just how is President Obama forcing us, when it comes Medicaid to do anything? This Editorials states "Yet federal law - President Barack Obama's health care takeover - orders the state to expand Medicaid by more than 30 percent. It is almost as if Obama, after exploding the national debt, is trying to force responsible states like ours to follow suit."
And that is not true! he cant force us to expand Medicaid, Supreme Court said so, remember. So if it not true, its a ... And that tells you lot about Mike Myer, now doesn't it???
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West Virginia must do the right thing and provide medical care to the DESERVING poor,and not to the many,many leeches who have been able to manipulate the system as well as the shady beuracrats who make it easy for these leeches,lazy,unemployable(by choices they made in life) to be kept by those of us who worked all of our lives and must pay for this useless group of low lives.Providing for the lazy is just plain WRONG!!!
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West Virginia must do the right thing andprovide medical care. Unfortunately, Our state citizens' health as a whole is not good. Too many West Virginians eat too much, smoke too much, abuse drugs too much and generally are not good custodians of their own bodies. The result is high blood pressure, high incident of heart attacks, strokes and cancer. All of these bad habits have a price. Now just pay the man.
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Let's do the right thing and abolish the current Medicaid system,require poor child bearing women to have their tubes tied after being allowed to deliver one brat,get the lazy poor(who are indigant by choice) off of the current system while it is being dismantled,then establish a new medical program for the deserving poor who have been labled as such by the physicians working for the government. These recommendations will go a long way in solving the fiscal problems that exist in providing medical help for the truly desrving. We should also check recipients for drug use every three months. Those guilty are quickly removed from the program.
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Can't seem to make up your mind Myer,
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"West Virginia is being forced to cut government services in order to keep the existing Medicaid program afloat." and then in the same {Article} "West Virginians are being played for suckers by Obama and liberal lawmakers. We shouldn't fall for it by expanding the Medicaid program." Can't seem to make up mind Myer, are we being forced or not
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Roy Porter 1103 Louisiana Avenue Libby, Montana- char-koosta PUBLISHED BY CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY, MONT. Happy New Year Your writer has again weathered the storm of public opinions, expressions, and even confusion. Despite this storm of human resources I am wishing every reader a Merry Christmas and a successful New Year. Walter M. McDonald Vol. 4 — No. 1 December 1959 Industrial Development Specialist Visits Flathead Reservation Mr. Tom St.Clair, Industrial Development specialist, out of the Portland Area Office, was on the Flathead the second week in December accompanied by Mr. Reuben Fuhrer, former Relocation Officer of this area who is now Mr. St. Clair's Assistant. Mr. St.Clair has been a busy man covering the five western states surveying the needs for Industry on Indian Reservations. This is not an easy job, many other areas need Industry. Also, in that respect the Industrial Corporation or Companies become "fussy" and want the best location which takes in man power, freight rates, etc. Mr. St.Clair has been on the Flathead enough times to know our needs and facilities. At the present time Mr. St.Clair has a party interested in setting up an up-to-date saw mill in the Arlee vicinity for the purpose of making studdings. If this becomes a reality, Arlee will be revived with small industry. Mr. St.Clair is well enough informed on our conditions and channels to sell timber, that outside sources of timber also will be the basis for this saw mill to operate, and since Mr. St.Clair is a representative of the Bureau of Indian Affairs the employment at this mill will have an unusual aspect of employment— our Indians will be recognized. Other visitors on the Reservation, the first week in December, were Mr. Shank -ler representing the Secretary of the Interior and Mr. Clyde W. Pensoneau, Land Management out of the office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. These two men were here on a very controversial issue which probably stemmed as a result of correspondence made by your writer to our Montana Congressional Delegation on the sale of timber on individual and heirship allotment. The contents of the correspondence was why the allottee cannot cut or sell their timber after the first cut is made? The law says the residual stand goes to the allottee under the supervision of the Indian Forestry Department. On December 1, 1959, along with the two gentlemen, a field trip was arranged in order that first hand information might be gained by going out on to various allotments where the issue could be made a sample. Supt. Chas. Spencer, Assistant Area Director Milton Johnson, Area Forester Nick Welter, Chief Forester of the Reservation Paul Clements, Assistant Forester Joe Jackson and your writer made the trip. Several important problems came up in the discussion, the important question was—has the Tribe tried to purchase these allottments under the Tribal purchase program? That was easy to answer. Some of the land probably doesn't block in, on the other hand the allottee probably doesn't want to sell the land but is interested in selling the timber. This being the first time representatives of the Secretary of the Interior's office have really got on the timbered allotment issue, no doubt we will soon have some recommendations. However your writer made the same statements in the field that day as were in the correspondence. The tour also included a look at some of our Christmas tree cutting areas and I might say the group was disappointed at the precautions taken in the care of a valuable resource. Also discussions were held on the re-inventory of our timber which is a must as we do not really know what we have on this Reservation. Balloting Cancelled On Amendment 2 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS Flathead Indian Agency Dixon, Montana Members of the Flathead Tribe To: Members of the Flathead Tribe From: Charles S. Spencer, Supt. Subject: Proposed Amendment Election A proposed amendment of Article 2, the membership of the constitution, and Article 8, the land provision, will not be voted on today because section 16 of the Indian Reorganization Act and Article 10 of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes require that elections on amendments to the Constitution must be called in advance by the Secretary of the Interior. It was hoped that the Secretary would be in a position to call the election in sufficient time to permit the tribal members to vote on December 12. However, the Secretary has not yet called the election on the two proposed amendments. When the Secretary issues the election order, the Superintendent, in conjunction with the Tribal Officials shall set the date for the election on the amendments and tribal members will be advised as to the date of the election in order that they may cast their vote. Charles S. Spencer Superintendent Hot Springs Corporate Enterprise Is Self-Supporting Institution By Tom Pablo, Manager One of the important subjects, both pro and con, in our Tribal Government, has been the Bathhouse, doing business as the Camas Hot Springs. I will quote figures taken from Audit Reports, 1949 to date, with the hope, that they will be of interest to our Tribal Members. $410,364.92 is the amount the Bathhouse cost. $118,300.88 is the amount of unencumbered funds derived from Bathhouse income and transferred to the U. S. Treasury, to be applied against the cost of building. $231,039.64 is the amount paid out in salaries, and as "Industry on Our Reservation" at present, is a very important subject, the amount is considerable. I talked to, or should say, was talked to!, by a Tribal Member, who was under the impression, that the Bathhouse was not, and never was self-supporting. I have tried to enlighten anyone of the same opinion. The Bathhouse has always been self-supporting, and is also making quite a dent in the Initial Cost to the Tribes, as the total figure in Unencumbered funds, and Salaries is $349,340.52.
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PHOENIX -- Oakland is no closer to losing the A's, and San Jose is no closer to getting the Major League Baseball franchise it covets.
That despite a report in the Los Angeles Times on Thursday saying the office of Commissioner Bud Selig had given the A's tentative guidelines for a potential move to San Jose.
Citing three sources, the story said that Selig could decide to let club owners vote on approving the move if the A's can satisfy the concerns of the commissioner's office.
The Times also said it was not clear what is contained in the guidelines or how difficult it would be to meet them. But compensation to the Giants -- who have territorial rights to Santa Clara County -- is not believed to be among the list of issues the A's need to resolve, the Times reported.
A's general manager Billy Beane said he hadn't read the article and was unaware any tentative guidelines to which the story referred. Calls to club president Mike Crowley and owner Lew Wolff were not immediately returned.
"I don't want to be coy about it," Beane said, "but I don't know. My job is to put together a championship level club."
The A's have been trying for the six years to move out of the Oakland Coliseum. The first effort was to move to Fremont. When that didn't work, Wolff set his sights on San Jose.
Four years ago, just after the A's announced their interest in relocating to San Jose and building a stadium, Selig commissioned a "blue ribbon" committee to look into the possible move. The Giants have staunchly defended their territorial rights. It would take a vote of 75 percent of team owners to overturn those rights.
Andy Dolich, whose effort to buy the A's from previous owners Steve Schott and Ken Hofmann in 2000 was effectively thwarted by another "blue ribbon" committee appointed by Selig, is a former A's executive with extensive knowledge of the situation. He has explored trying to buy the A's from Wolff and his group without success.
"The agreement for the Giants to have territorial rights was never meant to last in perpetuity," Dolich said Thursday. "But the Giants have played it well. It's lasted this long and doesn't seem to be going away."
Wolff has said that the A's are just waiting for the go-ahead from MLB. And waiting. And waiting. He has told the Bay Area News Group that the project is "shovel ready."
Dolich, who now teaches at Stanford, has concerns.
"Well, being shovel-ready is not the same as being heavy equipment ready, and you need heavy equipment to build a new stadium," Dolich said. "It may cost $650 million. Whose pocket is that coming out of? Laws have to be passed. Regulations have to be followed."
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Hello shagrath,
Im playing a lot of music on my PS3 system (PS3 + harman/kardon AVR347 + Monitor Audio RS6). Main problen is that PS3 always making hardware resampling from 44,1kHz to 48kHz and send PCM 48kHz signal to receiver, but PS3 making resampling very bad.
I tried to make a .wav file of Prodigy - Warrior's Dance with 48kHz sample rate on PC and then stream it via PS3 media server to PS3. Result was very nice! I mean, that adding a resampling feature will be very good thing for music listeners.
For FFmpeg this is -ar key. For example:
FFmpeg -ar 48000 input.flac output.wav - It will make a 16bit/48kHz .wav file
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Argentina, 2012, 82 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Comedy, Coming of Age, Dark Comedy
Programs: Focus on Nation Cinema: Argentina, New Directors ShowcaseLanguage: Spanish English Subtitles
DIRECTOR: Sebastián Dietsch, Ionathan Klajman
Producer: Rosalía Ortíz de ZárteEditor: Guillermo GattiScreenwriter: Ionathan KlajmanCinematographer: Matías NicolásPrincipal Cast: Pablo G. Pérez, Gabriel Zayat, Lorena Damonte, Pablo Caramelo, Daniela Nirenberg, Cecilia Echague
Writer-director Ionathan Klajman and director Sebastián Dietsch make their directorial debuts with this offbeat Argentine comedy. Joaquin is down-and-out when his father gives him a weekend beach getaway to Mar del Plata. He invites David, a childhood friend and rival, whose marriage is on the rocks. David's impulsive and childish antics ignite a competitive streak in Joaquin, and the two are constantly at odds. While the pair attempt to relax and enjoy their escape from everyday life, they run into Elena, Joaquin's ex-girlfriend, who left him and broke his heart. Now she's married to Lautaro, a pompous and outrageously successful novelist.
Life in their mid-30s isn't quite what it's cracked up to be for the characters of Mar del Plata: Joaquin is average and likable, but fails at love. David is immature and brash but could have been brilliant. Elena thought she was marrying up but isn't happy, and Lautaro is a fraud despite his success.
At the moment when they need a break from life to reflect and put things in perspective, they realize it's impossible to truly get away from oneself. Each is at a turning point but stuck in a rut, and each reacts to the situation in a different way. Faced with life's challenges and who they've become, the characters of Mar del Plata realize that their lives need to take drastically different paths, and that a weekend away can change everything.
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A Linn Creek woman succumbed to injuries months after being originally hospitalized from a wreck at the Key Largo Road intersection with Highway 54. Bertha Sallee passed away on June 3. "It is no doubt that the accident is what led to this," Sallee's son-in-law, Steve Baldwin, said. According to Baldwin, Sallee was in great health and very fit for her 82 years of age before the March 12 accident.
Sallee's injuries were extensive including severe contusions to her brain, a broken C2 vertebrate, along with broken ribs, pelvis, hip and ankle. Fluid was on her lungs from the force of the accident and her other ankle was severely sprained. Sallee also suffered from various bruises and cuts.
Sallee was one of five victims who sustained injuries from the March 12 accident. She was the only one transported to a hospital. According to her family, she was med flighted to Columbia and spent 15 days in the ICU. Over the next few months, she was in and out of hospitals and a skilled nursing home.
Family members believes her death is the result of the injuries she suffered in the accident in March, but since her death occurred more than 30 days after the accident, her death is not officially considered a result of the accident. According to Robert Lynch of the Missouri Department of Transportation, a new public hearing is set for June 14 at Osage Beach City Hall to discuss the Key Largo intersection. Residents will then be able to hear the official solution that MoDOT is proposing for the intersection.
"After our community briefing on April 25, we took a number of suggestions into consideration and formulated that input into a plan we believe will improve safety for drivers traveling on and crossing Route 54," said Central District Traffic Engineer Trent Brooks. "We also looked at how any changes we made to the Key Largo intersection would affect other nearby intersections along the route. Now we're coming back to the public with a proposed safety solution for the three intersections between Routes KK and Y. As before, we want to get input from motorists who frequently use those intersections so we can make the best decisions possible."
Baldwin plans on attending the next public hearing and questions why this intersection is so problematic, "Highway 54 has multiple intersections like that. You do not hear about problems. Why is this one different?" he asked. Baldwin knows that there may not be one specific answer to this problem, but knows that something needs to be done. "Why does Highway 54 have to be 65 mph through there?" he asked. Baldwin wonders if a speed limit change would lead to a decrease in accidents along Key Largo.
According to MoDOT, "Based on feedback from that meeting, MoDOT is proposing additional safety improvements to three intersections on Route 54 between Routes KK and Y. The proposed solution allows traffic to turn right in and right out only at all three intersections."
Page 2 of 2 - The family's main objective by coming forward is to simply, "make the community aware there is a problem." The public is invited to the June 14 open-house meeting from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 1000 City Parkway in Osage Beach. MoDOT staff will be available during the meeting to receive public input and address any concerns. For more information, the public is asked to contact Brooks at (573) 751-7692 or MoDOT's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK MODOT (275-6636).
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