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When are Californians going to get it? $1.3 billion of the Proposition 30 tax income is not going to schools after all ("Not all Prop. 30 tax hike money going to schools," Jan. 13).
Instead, it is going for wage increases to more than 386,000 state workers to pay back a bribe by Gov. Jerry Brown for their support of his Prop. 30 tax increases. And the governor has spent money he does not even have yet. What if the rich and businesses move out of California? What if the economy stumbles and sales tax receipts shrink? We can almost guarantee that, at the end of the fiscal year, we will be facing the same budget shortfall with which we began the year.
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SANTA CLARA -- Colin Kaepernick said teammates encouraged him to "move on" from his first loss as the 49ers' starting quarterback and focus on the upcoming visit by the Miami Dolphins.
Among Kaepernick's boosters is left tackle Joe Staley, who hasn't let his friendship with Alex Smith cause any hint of a divided locker room.
"Colin is our quarterback, and I support him 100 percent," Staley said Wednesday. "The whole team is behind him and wants him to succeed, and help the team succeed. We're happy to have him back there."
Kaepernick won his first two starts before Sunday's 16-13 overtime loss at St. Louis. Asked if he's willing to commit to Kaepernick for the rest of the season, coach Jim Harbaugh replied: "We've got faith in Colin and the way he plays. Therefore, another start this week."
Kaepernick said the biggest thing he learned in defeat was he "can't make mistakes." He was pleased, however, with how well he read defenses and went through his receiving progressions.
Kaepernick sounded unfazed by recent publicity over his widespread tattoos, his birth mother's wish to reconnect and his pet tortoise, which has its own Twitter account. "It's not a problem for me," Kaepernick said of those off-field matters. "I don't read any of that stuff. I'm here for football."
Harbaugh didn't take offense to Rams coach Jeff Fisher's postgame comment, in which Fisher wondered what the 49ers were "trying to accomplish" on that play. Harbaugh thought Fisher was merely being "quizzical" rather than disrespectful, though he added: "That's low-hanging fruit -- 'What the heck were they doing?' "
Did the Dolphins love Smith enough to make him an offer? "We had a great visit, and we'll leave it at that," Philbin responded. "Any relationship takes two sides to tango."
Two days later, Smith re-signed with the 49ers on a three-year, $24 million deal.
In the episode's conclusion, Harbaugh delivers a powerful slap to the back of his cousin Screech (played by Dustin Diamond). It's a scene Harbaugh reenacted 15 years later in a controversial postgame encounter with Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz. "There's the evidence that it's just a normal handshake!" Harbaugh joked Wednesday.

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RICHMOND -- A week ago, Leonard Battaglia was an obscure sewer district director, quietly serving more than three decades as an elected official whose part-time service added up last year to $592 an hour in pay and benefits.
But this week, the Korean War fighter pilot found himself in the middle of a firestorm of his own making: Leaders from one of the Bay Area's most diverse cities are calling for his ouster over caustic remarks he made about African-Americans and Asians in an interview with this newspaper.
In a resolution that mentioned the racial intolerance of Nazi Germany, the Richmond City Council on Tuesday called for the West County Wastewater District board member to "rethink" statements on race he made in a front-page story Sunday that revealed his generous pay and benefits. And even before the resolution was approved, Mayor Gayle McLaughlin and two others called for Battaglia to step down and two residents likened him to the iconic television bigot Archie Bunker.
"He should be removed, sooner rather than later," said McLaughlin, who is white. Council members Jovanka Beckles and Jael Myrick, who are African-American, also said Battaglia should resign. The council has no control over the district, whose members are independently elected.
Responding to the criticism, Battaglia on Wednesday apologized for his remarks but said he had no plans to resign. He said he was "very sorry it happened. I apologize. Life must go on. I don't think I'm a prejudiced person."
Battaglia, 85, made his derogatory remarks during an interview for a story that showed how elected officials who serve on little-known special districts can earn more than $50,000 in pay and benefits for very little work.
In the interview, Battaglia repeatedly used a common slur to describe people of Asian descent. African-Americans "think slower" than other races, he said. "They can't help it. It's the way God made them." The newspaper called Battaglia back before the story was published and he stood by his remarks.
Battaglia said he would now reconsider plans to seek another four-year term next year. "I don't know yet," he said. "I don't want to hurt the board in any way."
The wastewater board's president, Alfred Granzella, of Richmond, didn't return phone calls on Wednesday.
Battaglia said he accepted the council vote, but stopped short of saying that his thinking on race is wrong. He attributes it to his time as fighter pilot and seeing what he said were African-American pilots who could not master jet aircraft as well as whites. He declined to elaborate on how he might "rethink" his positions as the council urged.
His sewer district provides service in most of Richmond, in San Pablo and parts of unincorporated Contra Costa County. Last year it compensated Battaglia $50,332 in cash and benefits for attending 85 hours of district meetings.
Tuesday's vote came when Councilman Jim Rogers asked for an emergency resolution, without the prior notice generally required, because he and others believed the governing body shouldn't wait to respond to Battaglia's comments and were being asked by residents to take a stand against them.
In part, the measure stated, "Although such cancerous remarks are problematic anywhere, we think they are especially unfortunate when they are made in the City of Richmond, which is the site of a National Park honoring the efforts of the Rosies (female shipbuilders) who helped win the war against the racism and intolerance of Nazi Germany."
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"You can't represent us and speak about our people like that," Jackie Thompson said.
"He's just like Archie Bunker," Mark Wassburg, 57, told the council. "He's a hardheaded white man."
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SWANEY FACES CHARGES DIXON: Following an audit of the Post and Pole Plant accounting proceed ures, andan investigation of it's management by the Administration Committee, the Tribal Council approved a letter charging Councilman Thomas 'Bear-head' Swaney with improper conduct and gross neglect of duty. The audit and subsequent Investigation into Swaney's management, stemmed from recent audits of the Community Action Program, Which the Post and Pole Plant was a branch of. The letter sent to Swaney reads as follows: Dear Mr. Swaney, Pursuant to Article V of the Constitution and bylaws of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, you are hereby charged with improper conduct and gross neglect of duty. Article VI, section 1(a) of the Constitution provides that the duty of the Tribal Council is to, " regulate the uses and disposition of Tribal property, wildlife and natural resource of the Confederated Salish and Kootettal Tribes......" As an employee of the Community Action Program Post and Pole Plant and a Council man you failed to keep records of transactions that would properly account for $40,000 of Tribal funds, and after over a year of operation, knowing that the accounts were not in order you failed to set up a proper accounting system. \our Inaction reflects discredit on yourself as an employee and a Councilman in that the suspicion that illegal transaction continued page 2 PER-CAPiTA PAYMENT Dixon: A $600 Per-Capita payment will be mailed by Tribal Operations, August 15. All Tribal members on the enrollment books hy the cutoff date of July 1, 1975, will be eligible for the payment. The Per-Capita payments are made once a year from Tribal Revenue. The one per year policy enables thé Tribe to make dividends on the basf* of the actual Income from the prior fiscal year, rather than calculating shares on projected Income. The Council had b<>en fol- continued page 2 Volume 5 - Number 7 FULL MOON OF THE WILD ONION August 1,1975 COUNCIL BLOWS LID OFF CAP DIXON*: The Tribal Council took action July 18, to terminate the Community Action Program Director John 'Bud* Barnaby and his staff Joan Cook and Clarence Woodcock. It was upon recommendation of the Tribal Council Administration Committee, that action to reolace the CAP director and his staff be taken immediately. Council men McCrea and Stinger explained to the Council that the recommendations made by the committee were based upon an audit made by the Tribe of the Federally funded program in 1974 and a review of the records this year which showed no improvements in accounting procedures from last year. Councilman McCrea said that action must take place as soon as possible so that the CAP program and the other Federally funded programs were not jeopardized by the actions of this one Director and his staff. I The initial audit and subsequent review of the GJAP program were instigated by Manpower Director Al Sloan, who had reported irregularities were taking place in the accounting pro-ceedures to the Administration Committee. Upon completion of the review by the auditors, Barnaby ;»nd his staff were requested to appear before the Council when the auditor would give the report of the findings. The auditors reported that there were still irreg ularities in the accounting proceed ures,and that the guidelines set up by the Office of Econ omic Opportunity for the purpose of account records were not being followed. It appeared to the auditors that travel vouchers were prepared and signed by the same person, accounts receivable showed personal loans to staff and others had been made but some had not been paid back, supplies purchased could not be found in the inventory nor could receipts for such supplies, the budget controls showed in excess of $9,958.50, some obligations had not been paid for the fiscal year. Airfair for various persons not employed by the CAP program had been paid for and not put continued page 2 BARLOWAND ADAMS APPOINTED TO STAFF Washington D.C.: Montana Indians Earl Barlow, Black-feet, and Hank Adams, Asrin-iboine-Souix, have been appointed to the investigating staff of the American Indian Policy Review Commission in the nation's capitol. The commission was established this spring to conduct a two and one half year study to propose new congressional policies and legis lative action on behalf on Indian tribes. The recom mendalions would be aimed at correcting federal policies which impede tribal self-determination, The commission'^, investigating force will have independent authority and will form the basis for the final recommendations. contined page 2
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SANTA CLARA -- Coach Jim Harbaugh downplayed the elements in the run up to the 49ers game against the Green Bay Packers. On Monday, he provided some interesting takes on what he gleaned from his team's victory in harsh conditions.
In particular, Harbaugh said he learned that quarterback Colin Kaepernick isn't just capable of surviving in adverse conditions, he's built for thriving.
"We've got a good bad-weather quarterback," Harbaugh said Monday in his day-after-game news conference. "The thing I didn't envision when we drafted Colin was how unbelievably effective he would be on a bad field. He was running like a gazelle, like he was the only one on the field."
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Several times, Kaepernick turned a broken play into a positive one by breaking free from the pocket, eluding a defender and turning upfield.
Kaepernick also impressed Harbaugh with his ability to control the football, even though temperatures hovered near zero and the ball was slick and harder than usual because of the cold.
"He's able to throw a ball that pierces the elements," Harbaugh said. "He's showed that in the rain, too. He can pierce a defense with velocity on his throws and the tightness of his spirals."
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed 17 of 26 passes for 177 yards and one touchdown.
"Aaron Rodgers made some terrific throws," Harbaugh said. "I thought Colin arguably made more terrific throws. The touch to the backs coming out of the backfield I thought was really good. And those aren't easy climates to throw the ball and catch the ball in, to execute in."
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Southwest Florida community banks continued their spate of elevated lending in October, though the dollar value of the loans fell from the prior month.
Seven banks made 35 loans totaling $6.83 million last month, about even in terms of the number of transactions with September's 39.
But the total loan value was $11.6 million during September.
Leading the pack last month — in dollar value — was Sarasota Insignia bank, with six loans totaling $1.63 million, records show. Next was Florida Shores, with eight loans totaling $1.5 million; Gateway Bank, with four totaling $1.19 million and First America, with six loans totaling $991,850.
C1 Bank made four loans totaling $504,900; Calusa National, four totaling $504,900; and Englewood Bank had three worth $256,000.
That trend has been mirrored among the banking industry's bigger players in Southwest Florida.
Sarasota County's 10 largest lenders made 666 mortgages totaling $153.2 million during October, a rate that represented a 14.4 percent increase in total loans and a 39 percent increase in their dollar value from September.
Tops on the list was San Francisco-based Wells Fargo, which made 158 loans totaled nearly $34 million in value. Next was JPMorgan Chase, with 115 loans totaling nearly $20 million.
Quicken Loans issued 97 mortgages totaling $19.7 million, putting it third on the list. It was followed by Charlotte, N.C.-based lender Bank of America, with 90 loans totaling nearly $16 million.
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January 13, 2006
Treymanne Berry was just four-years-old when a 30-year-old brutally beat him. The child's mother's boyfriend was babysitting him two years ago. As News 12 reports, although Jermaine Boyd has been sentenced to life in prison, the family still can't seem to find closure.
Treymanne Berry never made it to kindergarten. The four-year-old loved playing with trucks and eating candy. Treymanne's father Frank Berry visits his grave weekly.
"It's hard, I can't take my child with me home and just got to come to a gravesite to see him," Frank Berry said.
Two years ago, Treymanne's mother's boyfriend Jermaine Boyd brutally beat him. The four-year-old suffered multiple bruises to his chest, armpits and had massive head trauma. Treymanne's grandmother Ira Washington remembers rushing to the hospital.
"When we got to the hospital Treymanne's head was real big and it was really swollen, he had all the scars on him," Washington said.
Jermaine Boyd says it was an accident that Treymanne fell down some stairs, but Frank Berry says he knew that wasn't the case.
"As soon as I got to the hospital I knowed he couldn't have just fell down steps, it was just that brutal," Berry said.
It was a brutal attack with evidence that would be displayed in Jermaine Boyd's trial. A pathologist testified that Treymanne was punched at least 15 times in the head.
"One picture I was in there and as soon as they put it up I had to leave," Berry said.
One of the most painful parts of the trial is Jermaine Boyd did not offer Frank Berry's family an apology.
"He got this smirk on his face like a smile, I just don't see it," Washington said.
"For him to sit there through the trial and show no kind of emotion, it's sad," Berry said.
But the family finds peace in the irony that Jermaine Boyd was sentenced to life exactly two years to the date that Treymanne Berry died.
Shortly after Treymanne Berry's death his mother was charged with lying to investigators. Demetria Harris told investigators she was present when the child fell down the stairs. Investigators were able to prove in fact she was not there.


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LSU defeats South Carolina, 23-21
Published: Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 10:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 11:16 p.m.
BATON ROUGE -- LSU freshman Jeremy Hill announced his arrival as a big-time running back with both tackle-breaking power and breakaway speed on a 50-yard scoring run that was too much for South Carolina to overcome.
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Hills finished with 124 yards and two touchdowns in his breakout performance, and the ninth-ranked Tigers handed No. 3 South Carolina its first loss of the season, 23-21 on Saturday night.
LSU (6-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) substantially outgained South Carolina (6-1, 4-1) 406 yards to 211, but struggled to find the end zone. Three times, LSU settled for field goals after driving at least as far as the Gamecocks 5-yard line, and another drive to the South Carolina 15 stalled on a missed field goal.
But Hill's long score with 5:03 left gave LSU a nine-point lead that proved to be just enough cushion for the Tigers.
Connor Shaw drove South Carolina for a late TD on a short pass to Bruce Ellington with 1:41 left, and the Gamecocks got the ball once more with 35 seconds left, but LSU's defense held up.
Zach Mettenberger had the latest in a string of inconsistent performances but made enough big throws to sustain scoring drives, finishing 21 of 25 for 148 yards. He had one costly interception returned 70 yards by Jimmy Legree, setting up South Carolina's first TD.
Shaw finished 19 of 34 for 177 yards and two TDs, but was intercepted twice, once by Eric Reid to set up LSU's go-ahead field goal in the fourth quarter, and then on the final desperate play by Craig Loston.
LSU's second field goal cut South Carolina's lead to 14-13 early in the fourth quarter, then LSU was right back in scoring range when Shaw overthrew an open receiver and the ball landed in Reid's lap.
Reid returned it to the Gamecocks 22, then LSU drove to the 5 before settling for its third field goal to take a 16-14 lead.
Marcus Lattimore had a quiet night by his standards, gaining only 35 yards on 13 carries, but had given the Gamecocks a 14-10 lead in the third quarter when he impressively broke Reid's tackle on a 2-yard scoring run.
Under heavy criticism after failing to produce at touchdown in a loss a week earlier at Florida, LSU's offense was down to only two opening day starters on the line because right guard Josh Williford was unable to return from a concussion and right tackle Alex Hurst was excused for personal reasons.
Still, the unit opened by driving 69 yards on 16 plays, but settled for a field goal after freshman right tackle Vadal Alexander, elevated to starter two weeks earlier, was flagged for a false start on fourth-and-goal from the 1.
The Tigers were moving on their second series as well until Mettenberger's only major mistake, on Legree's interception, which was returned to the LSU 1. That set up Ace Sanders' short TD catch to give South Carolina a 7-3 lead early in the second quarter.
After both teams' first four possessions, LSU had a 179-34 advantage in offensive yards, and a 10-2 advantage in first downs, but still trailed 7-3.
The Gamecocks were threatening to build on their lead late in the second quarter, but Josh Downs' sack for a loss of 10 yards to the LSU forced a punt.
That allowed LSU to surge back in front on Hill's 7-yard touchdown on the first series of the second half.
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By Elaine Sanchez, American Forces Press Service
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, has written a children's book to raise awareness among Americans, particularly children, of military families' challenges during deployment.
The illustrated children's book – titled "Don't Forget, Nana, God Bless Our Troops" – will be released in June.
In a telephone interview yesterday, Biden, nicknamed "Nana" by her grandkids, told American Forces Press Service that she decided to write the book after speaking with hundreds of military families across the nation. Many Americans aren't aware of what military families go through when their loved one is deployed, she noted.
"What better way than a children's book to help parents reading to their children … understand, and the children understand, just what it's like to go through a deployment?" she asked.
The story, she explained, was inspired by her own family's experiences with deployment. The Bidens' son, Beau, a major in the Delaware Army National Guard, deployed to Iraq for a year in 2008. "I really thought if I wrote the book from the heart, then that would be the best kind of book, and the message would get across and it would be a strong message," she said.
Biden tells the story from the perspective of their granddaughter, Natalie. She traces Natalie's journey from coping with her father's absence to finding support from community members, including teachers and neighbors.
Biden said she gained insight from Natalie during conversations on her porch last summer. "I told her I wanted to write a book to help other boys and girls understand what's it's like — what she went through," she said. "I also wanted her to know it was important that other children in other classrooms across the country got to know what she went through."
Natalie is excited about the book, Biden added. "It's still fresh in her mind, and it's still emotional for her when we read it together, but I she really has a sense of pride about it."
Natalie inspired not only the story, she noted, but also the book's title.
Biden recalled an evening spent at her granddaughter's house. She read Natalie a few bedtime stories, and then they said their prayers. "God bless Mommy and Daddy," they said together. "And then, I was turning out the light and Natalie said, 'Don't forget, Nana, God bless our troops.'
"That, I felt, was really the essence of it," she said, "that all Americans should be thankful for the sacrifice and strength of our military families, and I hope that comes across in the book."
The book will include resources about what readers can do to support troops and their families worldwide, a topic Biden often touches on during her travels across the nation in support of the "Joining Forces" initiative. First Lady Michelle Obama and Biden launched the nationwide campaign last year to raise awareness of troops, veterans and their families and to call on all sectors of society to support them.
Service members and their families deserve recognition and support for their service and sacrifices over this past decade of war, Biden said.
"I happen to … think about these men and women every single night," she said. "I just hope [this book] creates awareness of what these families are going through."
Biden said she'll donate all net author proceeds to charities that support military families and children, and will forgo an advance for the book. The book's publisher, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, also will make a donation to charities that support military families, according to a news release.
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On the southern shores of Snowdonia, this pastel-painted Italianate village nestles on a private peninsula overlooking the Traeth Bach Estuary. Created by Welsh architect, Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, a series of buildings were rescued from across Britain and Europe; then painstakingly re-assembled to form this extraordinary settlement.
Open daily to visitors bar Christmas Day, the seventy acres of sub-tropical woodland gardens are a delight, with miles of way-marked trails to explore. And thanks to a naturally mild climate, there are numerous exotic species of plants and trees to admire along the way. There are wonderful walks along the estuary too, with vibrant coastal gardens and sweeping views across to the mountains of Snowdonia.
There's a dogs' cemetery formed by a former tenant (who preferred the company of canines to humans!), a small children's play area and plenty of picnic spots - though you may like to eat at one of the village's celebrated dining venues.
Splash out on exquisite cuisine at The Dining Room of the Gwesty Portmeirion Hotel. Sample the contemporary menu of Castle Deudraeth's stylish gastro-pub, complete with alfresco dining area. There's also a self-service restaurant, Italian café, coffee shop and an award-winning ice-cream parlour.
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Linzer Cookies (from King Arthur Flour)
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 cup confectioners' or glazing sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 cup almond flour or hazelnut flour, toasted or plain; or pecan meal (I used toasted almond flour)
2 1/4 cups all purpose flour
1 large egg
1 cup seedless raspberry jam or apricot jam; or chocolate peanut butter filling
confectioners' or glazing sugar, for dusting
Beat together the butter, sugars, baking powder, salt, cinnamon and flavor. Mix in the nut flour, flour, and egg. Divide dough in half and wrap well. Refrigerate for 60 minutes, for easiest rolling.
Roll the dough 1/8-inch thick. Cut half the dough into shapes with a solid linzer cutter. Cut the other half of the dough with a cutter that has a design cut into the center. Transfer the cookies to an ungreased or parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake in a preheated 375°F oven for 8 to 10 minutes, until lightly browned on the edges. Cool on a rack. Dust the cookies with cutout tops lightly with confectioners' sugar.
Spread the solid cookies with 1/2 teaspoon of jam or other filling. Place a cutout cookie on top. Let stand for several hours, until the filling is set.
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Putin's Divorce Comes Through
MOSCOW—It's official: Vladimir Putin is Russia's most eligible bachelor.
The Kremlin confirmed Wednesday that the Russian president has finalized his divorce from Lyudmila Putina, his wife of nearly 30 years.
The change in marital status was noted after Mr. Putin's official biography on the presidential website was altered in recent days to remove the reference to his wife. It now states only his two daughters as being his family.
The usually secretive couple surprised the nation last June when they suddenly announced their split in a televised interview after taking part in a performance of the ballet "La Esmeralda" at the Kremlin theater, bringing an end to years of speculation about the state of their marriage.
Mr. Putin, who for years had bristled at personal questions, said they had been living apart for some time and blamed his hectic work schedule as the main cause for the marriage's demise. Mrs. Putina, who had remained largely out of public view for years, called it "a civilized divorce."
The pair's two daughters, Maria and Yekaterina, both in their 20s, have kept out of public view to such an extent that few in Russia know what they look like.
In the initial years after Mr. Putin became president in 2000, Mrs. Putina, a former stewardess for national carrier Aeroflot, accompanied him on major trips and made a number of appearances in public. But like nearly all her predecessors, with the exception of Mikhail Gorbachev's wife, Raisa, she stayed away from political matters and avoided the limelight.
Mrs. Putina's absence grew even longer when her husband served as prime minister from 2008 to 2012. Their last public appearance together before announcing their divorce last year was at Mr. Putin's presidential inauguration in May 2012. She has not been seen publicly since.


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The Islanders men's basketball team returns to the American Bank Center in search of its winning ways when it plays host to UTSA on Friday, Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. The Islanders are looking to snap a seven-game losing streak, while UTSA has fallen in five consecutive games. The game will be televised on CSN-Houston. Click here to find the channel on your provider, or if you don't get the channel, visit IWantCSNHouston.com to let your provider know you want the channel.
• The Islanders have one of the youngest teams in Division I, with an average age of 20 years, three months and 18 days heading into today's matchup.
• Texas A&M - Corpus Christi returns home after playing six of its last seven games away from the American Bank Center.
• Junior Will Nelson bounced back with 17 points at Texas A&M after posting just 21 points over the previous three games combined. The JC transfer leads the Islanders with 13.5 points per game.
• Freshman Brandon Pye came out of nowhere to score a career-high 17 points at South Alabama and added eight more at A&M. The freshman is 9-for-15 from the field and 6-for-10 from downtown in the last two games.
• Junior Joy Williamson has scored in double figures in six straight contests, pouring in between 10 and 14 points in each contest.
• Texas A&M - Corpus Christi is ineligible for the postseason because of poor results in the NCAA's Academic Progress Rate. No Islander who has played under Wilson had anything to do with the subpar score.
The Islanders and UTSA will meet for the 18th time since Texas A&M - Corpus Christi moved to Division I, the most meetings with any team in Islanders history. A&M - Corpus Christi is 10-7 all-time against the Roadrunners, including a 5-3 mark on its home court.
Last season, the two teams played two intense games, with each squad taking a game on the other's home court. Ths Islanders went to San Antonio and held off a furious UTSA charge to earn a 50-49 win. Then, later in the season, the Roadrunners got their revenge. UTSA used a late rally to send the game to overtime before moving on to an 86-82 victory in the extra session.
Among returning players, Nate Maxey averaged 8.0 points and 5.5 rebounds in the two contests to go along with a pair of blocks, while Johnathan Jordan averaged six points and dished out a total of 11 assists.
Entering the season, the coaching staff was high on the outside shooting ability of the Islanders freshman guards. Early on, the youngsters struggled in their distance shooting this season. Mansfield, Texas, native Brandon Pye went 3-for-8 in the opener, but hit a skid after, going 1-for-12 from beyond the arc over the next five games.
At South Alabama, the youngster came alive, shooting 5-of-7 from downtown and 6-of-10 overall for a career-high 17 points. He played 32 minutes in the contest, and added career highs in steals (four), assists (two) and rebounds (five) without a turnover. He followed that up with another strong outing at Texas A&M, going 3-for-5 for eight points.
Among the Islanders, there is no personality quite like that of the appropriately-named Joy Williamson. The junior transfer's ebullient and energetic personality is matched only by his intensity and pace on the basketball court.
Williamson began the year as an excellent sixth man for the Islanders, and he leads the team with 61 bench points on the season. He was rewarded for his strong play by earning starts at South Alabama and at Texas A&M.
The Oklahoma City native has been remarkably consistent over the last six games, each time scoring between 10 and 14 points. In each of his last three games he has made five field goals, doing so on either 12 or 13 attempts.
He has hit at least one three-pointer in each of the last seven games, and has gone six straight with at least three field goals. He has at least one steal in every game this year, and is third in the Southland in the category. Perhaps most impressively, he has registered at least 30 minutes in each of the last six games, including a career-high 39 at Texas A&M.
His finest game came against Houston, as the guard's offensive ability shined brightly. He went 6-for-9 from the field for 13 points, filling the stat sheet in all other aspects of his game as well. Williamson snared seven rebounds, dished out four assists to no turnovers and registered three steals, all in a career-high 33 minutes.
Williamson played two seasons at Redlands Community College, where he was coached by current Islanders assistant Yaphett King. The Oklahoma City native scored 18.7 points and grabbed 8.2 rebounds at Redlands after a standout high school career at Putnam City North High School.
Though his first five halves of Division I basketball were slightly disappointing, junior college transfer Will Nelson showed just what he was capable of in the second half against Utah State. Nelson scored 17 points in the half, nailing four threes, to spearhead the Islanders' comeback attempt.
He one-upped himself against Houston. Nelson scored 28 points, albeit on 9-for-28 shooting, to lead the way for the Islanders. His performance was accentuated by a 9-for-10 outing at the line, where he is hitting at a .730 clip this year.
He stumbled against Toledo and Iowa, with just nine points on 2-for-13 shooting combined, but bounced back at South Alabama. Against the Jaguars, he went 4-for-8 with 12 points and eight rebounds – his fourth game with eight boards or more on the year. He followed that up with a 17-point effort at Texas A&M, adding nine rebounds despite being limited by three first-half fouls.
The junior college transfer is averaging 13.5 points and 6.5 rebounds for the Islanders, both marks leading the team. He has struggled a bit with his accuracy, though, shooting .333 overall and .263 from beyond the arc..
Nelson is attending his fifth different school in the last five years. He took last season off of basketball to focus on academics at Dodge City Community College. Prior to that, he played a year each at Hutchinson CC and Baton Rouge CC after graduating from Port Allen (La.) High School.
He's only a sophomore, but Houston native Johnathan Jordan has been thrust into the role of leader on the young Islanders squad. Jordan led the Southland in assists per game in 2011-12, and despite his newbie status was also among the leaders in minutes per game. He was recently named to the Bob Cousy Award Watch List by the Basketball Hall of Fame, recognizing the top point guards in the nation.
Jordan was outstanding as a distributor a season ago, but his growth as a scorer is notable. After averaging 6.5 points a season ago, the point guard has contributed 12.9 points per game, largely on his ability to get to the rim and the free-throw line. Despite his 5-foot-10 frame, he leads the team with 46 points in the paint and has hit a team-best 43 free throws.
Perhaps more impressive is Jordan's all-around game. His distribution is what he is most known for, and with 4.6 assists per game this year, he sits third in the Southland. He is also strong on the glass, having grabbed seven-plus rebounds three times this year. He shows high on the stamina scale, with his 34.6 minutes per game third in the league.
The diminutive guard is one of the most athletic Islanders, as evidenced by his two slam-dunk contest championships, thanks to his 48-inch running vertical leap. His 138 assists last season set a school record.
Junior Zane Knowles has elevated his game recently for the Islanders. The transfer from Pearl River CC entered the year as the team's most physical big man, and he has used that size to his advantage as of late. Knowles increased his point total in each of his first six games, and has steadily improved upon his rebounding numbers as well.
He has struggled in his last two games – his only two starts on the year. He has averaged three points and four rebounds in the last two, being limited to an average of 14.5 minutes of action. But against a physical Iowa team, Knowles rose to the occasion. He battled to eight rebounds (six on the offensive glass) and added a career-high 12 points as well. He went 6-for-10 from the field in 33 minutes of action.
A native of Nassau, Bahamas, Knowles played sparingly as a freshman at Grambling before electing to move on to Pearl River, where he was a First Team Mississippi All-Star.


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With the goal of enhancing fans' self-service wagering experience, The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) will employ a new system and betting terminals from AmTote International across a suite of platforms throughout its racetracks beginning Tuesday, September 3.
AmTote is constructing three Customer Learning Centers at Belmont Park and Aqueduct Racetrack that will be manned with knowledgeable staff to help fans quickly become accustomed to the new terminal user interface, the mobile application, and the processes for moving between the platforms.
The transition to AmTote wagering platforms at Belmont Park and Aqueduct Racetrack will begin immediately following the conclusion of the race meet at Saratoga Race Course on September 2.
Following a careful selection and regulatory approval process, a long-term contract was signed with AmTote to deploy approximately 1,800 total terminals providing self-serve and teller operations. In addition, the company is deploying new self-service terminals for on-site account wagering. In select VIP areas at Aqueduct, dozens of wireless, tablet computers will be deployed featuring an embedded wagering interface.
AmTote's on-track mobile wagering device, MBet, will be incorporated into NYRA's existing mobile and wireless capabilities and throughout the NYRA Rewards platform.
The Customer Learning Center booths at Belmont and Aqueduct will provide a relaxed and convenient way to familiarize fans with the new terminal interface. Staffers will provide assistance with the terminals, pointers on navigation and also distribute free gifts.
Additionally, easily identifiable uniformed staff will be available throughout September in wagering areas and near mutuel lines at the racetracks to assist customers in using the terminals. AmTote and NYRA have jointly produced a video detailing the bet-making process, and the NYRA program each day will feature an informational page illustrating the simple steps for betting on the new self-service terminals.
NYRA mutuel tellers also have received intensive training to learn the new system, and they participated in a proficiency exercise to hone their skills on the new equipment. AmTote officials will also be available to help staff mutuel lines to further assist the tellers.
"We take very seriously the responsibility and privilege of operating the NYRA wagering environment, and welcome the start of a very important relationship for our company," said AmTote President Steve Keech.
Along with NYRA, AmTote also provides wagering systems at Gulfstream Park, the Maryland Jockey Club, Woodbine Entertainment Group and Oaklawn Park.
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A Photo-Lettering Futura from 1960 [Devroye] with an extra large lowercase. Originally known as Futura Maxi, but some digital versions were renamed, perhaps to avoid trademark infringement with the owners of Futura.
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I just started to create a plugin to transcode a video stream to PS3. It's a mms video stream with wmv3 video codec and wma2 audio codec.
I have a skeleton for my plugin setup based on the shutdown plugin. The plugin adds a VirtualFolder to the root and there's one VirtualVideoAction under it.
First I tried to just send the url data as binary to PS3 with using downloadAndSend method in the getInputStream method of the VirtualVideoAction. But of course PS3 didn't play it and then I checked that the stream was wmv3... so now I need to get my plugin to tell PMS to transcode the stream and send it to PS3 transcoded.
So.. Could someone give me some pointers on how to get the transcoding going in the plugin?
BTW, I'll release this plugin after it's working for others to see. I think PMS could use more plugin examples!


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Why BBC Nature Filmmakers Won't Play God
One of the toughest things about making a nature documentary like the coming BBC/Discovery Channel series "Africa," you might think, is standing by dispassionately while a cute animal is eaten by a not-so-cute animal.
"Africa" executive producer Mike Gunton, who also worked on the hit series "Life," says the filmmakers on such projects don't warn animals of danger even if they've been following them for months.
"Yes, you can't help it as a human being thinking 'Oh poor thing!'" Gunton says. "But we do have very strong views and guidelines that we shouldn't interfere with nature. If you shoo a mouse away so the leopard doesn't get it, well the mouse might live but then the leopard who has been looking all day for food and has two cubs, maybe the cubs are going to die. So we don't want to play God."
Gunton's next project is a series called "Survival." "That's looking at the life arc of all living things," he says. He plans to track creature from birth through reproduction and raising the next generation to carry on the species. "That's the game you're trying to win," he says. "It's a bit like a video game. You have to win every stage and only when you win that stage can you move on to the next level."
The seven-part series "Africa" begins on Discovery on Jan. 8.
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Q: What are Arabica beans, and how do they differ from other types of coffee beans?
A: Arabica beans comprise 75 to 80 percent of the world's coffee production, and are used in most premium and specialty coffees (and all of Community Coffee's blends). Arabica beans are known for their fine aromas and delightfully rich flavors. Robusta is another coffee bean variety that is grown at lower altitudes. It tends to be less expensive than Arabica and its flavor is considered to be far less desirable by those who truly appreciate excellent premium and specialty coffee aroma and flavor.
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You can't stop time, but you can condense aging into as few years as possible, said Dr. Scott Brandt, the medical director of ThriveMD in Edwards.
Since landing in Colorado in Colorado in 1977, Brandt has dedicated his practice to pain management, stem cell therapies and bioidentical hormone replacement. One of those hormones is testosterone.
Testosterone is often thought of as a male-specific hormone, but it isn't, Brandt said. Men and women have levels of both testosterone and estrogen.
Women's testosterone levels are lower than men's, but lower than normal levels of testosterone can still negatively affect women.
Brandt explained that low testosterone levels most often occur in post-menopausal women as their hormone levels naturally drop with age. It can occur in pre-menopausal women, creating symptoms similar to menopause, Brandt said.
For men, when it comes to hormones, testosterone is really the essence of what makes men who they are, Brandt said.
Low levels of testosterone can lead to changes like loss of lean muscle mass, headaches, sexual dysfunction and even hair loss, Brandt said.
Mentally and emotionally, Brandt said low testosterone can lead to mood changes and depression, reduced motivation, hair loss and many other symptoms (see sidebar).
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Your body is already manufacturing the testosterone that's needed, but it probably needs more than it's making, Brandt said.
"It's not just sex. That's important, but it provides such a global health benefit," Brandt said. "It's health care instead of sick care."
Lean body mass increases between 12 to 18 percent a year without doing anything else, Brandt said. Cancer rates decrease, all the good stuff increases.
There's no real downside, but if you want to you can always go back to the way you were feeling before, Brandt said.
"It's like the fog is lifted," Brandt said. "It's great to see people bounce back from that middle-age funk."
Low testosterone is now commonly discussed, and with women as much as men. About half of his clients are women, he said.
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WILLIAMSTOWN - The Williamstown High School varsity cheerleaders will be heading to the state competition in Charleston for the third year in a row.
The cheerleading squad became the West Virginia Region IV Class A Champions, said cheerleading coach Tina Beck.
The Jackets competed against seven other squads on Nov. 3 and won. The win earned them the right to be one of the eight squads in the state to compete for the West Virginia Class A state title.
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Members of the Williamstown High School cheerleading team which will be competing at the West Virginia Cheerleading Championships in Charleston are: front row, from left: Peyton Johnson and Sydney Yeager. Second row, from left, Brooke Shockey, Hannah Jordan, Jessica Banfield, Skyler Phillips and Allison Hurst. Third row, from left; McKayla Britton, Courtney Townsend, Savanna Parks, Meagan Vaughan, Kaitlyn Guckert and Kayla Masters. The team is coached by Tina Beck and Gretchen Hammer.
Beck said to advance to the state competition the team has to win or place as the runner-up at regionals. The statewide competition will be held Dec. 8 at the Charleston Civic Center.
"Last year we got third at state," said Beck.
Squad members are Peyton Johnson, Allison Hurst, Kaitlyn Guckert, Courtney Townsend, Meagan Vaughan, Hannah Jordan, Skyler Phillips, Brooke Shockey, Jessica Banfield, McKayla Britton, Kayla Masters, Sydney Yeager and Savanna Parks.
Beck said she became interested in coaching when her daughters were interested in the sport and has remained in the position since.
A second-grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary Center, Beck has been coaching the team for about 12 years.
She said she hopes the team can advance in the Little Kanawha Conference competition Thursday at the high school. She mentioned Tyler Consolidated as being among the competition at Williamstown High School Thursday.
"They (the cheerleaders) will be working hard to make sure they perform just as well as they did at regionals," Beck said. "Or better."


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January 2012 Waterfowl Gear Guide
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The weather during the 2011-2012 waterfowl season has been mild and unpredictable, forcing hunters to face abnormal conditions. Adapting to unusual hunting conditions depends heavily on having the correct gear. The January E-newsletter Gear Guide provides items that are flexible for multiple conditions and allow hunters to adjust their hunting style, comfort and capabilities.
Sitka™ Traverse Gloves
Gloves can be a burden as the weather fluctuates, so finding an all-weather solution is a must. Sitka's Traverse gloves are wind-resistant, breathable, lightweight option that also provides warmth on chilly mornings.
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Camo patterns: OptiFade™ Concealment Forest and OptiFade™ Concealment Open Country
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GSI Outdoors - Glacier Stainless Ketalist
The Glacier Stainless Ketalist is a compact, kettle-centric, campfire-cooking and-eating solution. Slow mornings offer a great opportunity to impress hunting partners with hot coffee or a duck-blind breakfast. GSI Outdoors offers a boiler, bowl and mug kettle kit that serves as an all-purpose duck-blind cooking kit.
One-liter, ultra-light boiler
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LaCrosse Burly 18-inch ATS 1200g Boots
Warmer weather can lead to shedding waders when possible. Keep your feet dry and warm in the blind with LaCrosee Burly Advance Traction System 18-inch boots.
The secure fit and high quality rubber compounds create a comfortable fit while providing the necessary protection in nasty conditions.
1,200 grams of Thinsulate Ultra Insulation for cold-weather protection
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Fiberglass shanks
Men's whole sizes: 6-15
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Avery Finisher Gun Sling
Staying mobile and changing hunting locations means lugging your waterfowl gun around, sometimes through deep mud and high water. Take the weight off and keep your hands free with Avery's Gun Sling.
Avery Finisher Gun Sling features:
7mm neoprene body
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Tough DuraStretch face
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Uncle Mike's locking steel swivels
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Drake LST 4-in-1 Wader Hunting Jacket
Layering begins with your hunting jacket. Drake's LST 4-in-1 allows you to adapt your comfort throughout the day. Shed the heavy outer shell as the morning warms up, or simply wear the liner. This hunting jacket allows you to check the weather, and adjust your desired comfort before leaving the house.
100 percent waterproof
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Water-repellent micro-fleece camouflage outer
200 grams of poly insulation
Zippered side pockets
Magnetic chest call pouch
Zippered license/key pouch
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Yamaha – SecureMount ATV Utility Table
Whether working on your gear or standing around after a hunt, there is always a need for more space. Adding a SecureMount utility table to your ATV provides extra work area and table space.
The Yamaha SecureMount table opens to 6 feet wide. Durable rubber straps and dampers hold the table wings securely closed and reduce rattle when you ride. The table can be used as a standard rack when closed or a multi-function table when open. Table wings have a 15-pound weight capacity and should be used only when the vehicle is not in motion. Front mount only.
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Avery KillerWeed Single-Color Camouflage Kit
Late-season ducks and geese have seen it all, and can spot an unconcealed blind easily. Make you and your blind disappear with Avery KillerWeed camouflage kits. The two-pound bundles are designed to fully conceal a layout blind in any environment. The different kits allow you to match your surroundings, or combine several to allow create an effective camo solution.
The KillerWeed Single Kits work great for complementing these new Avery products:
Five-color All-Terrain Kit
Golden Harvest Kits
WinterWheat Kits
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Styx River Camouflage Paint Spray Can
Staying concealed in tough hunting conditions can call for added camouflage on your gear. Styx River camouflage spray paint offers a fast-drying solution while in the field.
This paint is formulated to give you a flat, durable, non-reflective finish that is rust inhibitive and water resistant. The color selections of these paints are designed to let you blend with natural settings, breaking up outlines and shapes, using licensed pattern stencil kits.
For use on boats, ATVs and blinds.
Durable on many surfaces
Color formulated to reproduce today's licensed patterns
Designed to create lifelike results when blending colors together
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i've been using the PS3 media server with good results and wanted to fiddle with the source. in particular, what i find quite frustrating is when i'm watching a movie, and for whatever reason need to stop for the day, and then return, only to have to fast forward to the place where i last stopped. similar to most dvd players, i'd like the system to remember where i last stopped a video and resume from there.
so i started looking at the code, and when a resource begins playing is quite clear. in fact, i noticed a StartStopListener and this seems like the right place to go. but, i wanted to understand when "stop" is called, and if there's any ability to identify the frame number or video position/time when stop is called. namely, if the user pauses or terminates their playback, will "stop" be called and can timing information be extracted? from what i can tell, the timing information on the server side is quite approximate (it looks like data is just streamed, and the receiver (i.e. the PS3) keeps track of time).
is my cursory analysis correct? if someone who has worked with the code knows how to proceed on this type of feature, a brief run-down would be helpful, then i could do the work. a little task like this seems a good way to dive into the source.


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Affluence and Autism: Cause and Effect? Or Not?
Have you seen this new University of Wisconsin study that correlates an increased prevalence of autism with greater household affluence? This isn't the first study to reach that conclusion. But what does it mean? Many researchers dismiss research like this by saying wealthier people have more resources to get an autism diagnosis. They say more educated people are more likely to pick up subtle differences in their kids. And perhaps they're right. Does that account for all the difference?
John Elder Robison, an author who has autism and serves on Autism Speaks' Scientific and Treatment Advisory Boards, recently posed this question and offered his thoughts on Psychology Today.
Read more and comment on John's post here.
August 4, 2010 at 5:55 pm
Maybe it's education, low embriotic fluid, ear infections,older parents, or could it be fertility treatments? It is what it is… Find a cure already!
August 4, 2010 at 10:18 pm
I think it has to do with a greater sense of awareness in the more educated individuals. But let me throw this out there; is there a co-relation between intelligence and Autism? These individuals have the potential to be very intellegent given the proper education and development.
August 5, 2010 at 6:05 pm
Let us not overlook the role that nutrition plays in our health. The medical professions have advanced dietary changes that cause individuals to avoid the foods that contain cholesterol and the many nutrients in these foods. The affluent are more likely to adopt those recommendations than the less affluent. The most nutritious food is eggs and they are the least expensive. The yolks contain all of the nutrients found to be deficient in autistic children and I have found in my studies that more than 90% of autistic children eat very few eggs. Less than one a day and 43% feed none. The state of West Virginia has been reported to have the lowest incidence of autism and would be less affluent and much more likely to eat the cheaper foods. Those in the silicon valley, and Oregon have a high incidence and are much more likely to avoid eggs or the other foods that are from animal sources.
August 6, 2010 at 8:27 am
The most likely is older parents, possibly with earlier diagnosis for wealthier parents. Or maybe money is toxic ;) Some of these studies have SO many lurking variables!
August 6, 2010 at 10:08 am
If the study found a correlation between affluence and likelihood of autism diagnosis, but the CDC says the prevalence is 1 in 10, is there a prevalence difference between affluent and low-income? Is it significant? Are there other confounding factors? It's not enough to say that affluent families have more resources and may be more kid-focused than low-income families, although it may be true. MORE RESEARCH please!
August 6, 2010 at 12:19 pm
Affluent parents are more likely to have good health care and better access to pediatricians. They are more likely to get all vaccinations in a timely manner.
August 6, 2010 at 1:06 pm
The affluent parents are more likely to both be well educated, more likely to provide a fast food type breakfast that is based on low fat and cholesterol free diets. The less affluent are more likely to provide meat, whole milk, and eggs for the children since eggs are much less expensive than cereals, pop tarts, and the like. Since the lowest incidence is found in areas like New Mexico, and West Virginia and among the Amish and the highest incidence is among those individuals that are more likely to follow the current recommendations of the food pyramid which teaches avoidance of cholesterol containing foods.
August 30, 2010 at 3:22 pm
People lets remember one thing….Autism does not care how much money you have or how well educated you are. My daughter was three when diagnosed with Autism. This was after years of doctors telling me that her "quiks", and abnormalities were normal. At this time I had two older children and new something was wrong. I am not rich, but middle class with good medical insurance. Lets look at the doctors who dissmiss a mothers concern, and Insurance red tape that takes an act of Congress to let you change doctors or get a second opinion.
September 27, 2011 at 11:11 am
Has anyone looked into how many of the children were cared for by nannies? Watching nannies in my daughter's neighborhood, they do NOT talk to the small babies…..they ignore them, which is prevelant in their culture. As a public school teacher, the source of most nannies in the Southwest is from a culture where this is usual. When the children of this culture enter school, they are not fluent in English, and NOT fluent in their own language. It was a startling outcome of testing. Most children I had who would have been diagnosed as austic (I taught before it was known) were from homes where they were neglected most of the day, as infants. This information came from neighbors, or previous teachers. The smallest infant needs to be talked to, and learns to comunicate very early even before they can talk. Many affluent mothers are taught in school that their career is more important than family, and resent having to stay home with the babies. This view that I have is from 30 years of elementary school teaching, and talking to many working mothers about their childcare. I'm not a doctor, just very interested in the problem.


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