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The Arizona Cardinals have chosen to take full innovation in the Nike Elite 51 Uniform including Flywire technology to reduce weight and provide a lockdown fit over the pads. Keeping with their traditional design aesthetic, the uniform is completely engineered from the inside out. The new uniform focuses on creating a system where the baselayer, padding, jersey and pant work in concert with each other. A few of the new innovations include increasing sleeve articulation for better range of motion and integrating new four-way stretch fabrication to provide a streamlined shrink-wrap fit.
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Media Literacy is Helping Teens Combat Pro-Smoking Messages
Reuters Health just published a story about media literacy as a method to combat the subtle pro-smoking messages in movies and other media focused on the research by Dr. Brian A. Primack and his colleagues at the University of Pittsburgh.
It is a sad truth that more than 4,000 teenagers begin smoking each day and those exposed to tobacco ads, as well as those who had parents, siblings, or friends that smoked were more likely to be current smokers than were their peers.
One possible way to counter that trend appears to be increasing media literacy - teaching teens how to understand, analyze and evaluate messages from the media, including advertising.
In the current study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, researchers analyzed responses from 1,211 high school students to a survey that assessed the students' current smoking, potential future smoking and the extent to which they agreed that advertisements usually leave out some important information.
Of those 1,211 students, 19% were current smokers and 40% were categorized as susceptible to start smoking. Students with higher smoking media literacy, higher grades, and those who were more aware about the addictiveness of smoking were less likely to be current smokers or to be considered susceptible to future smoking than were their peers.
What's more, the research suggests that increasing media literacy among adolescents may also have an affect on other health behaviors, including eating behavior, aggression, sexual behavior, and alcohol use.
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Massachusetts, from the windswept tip of Cape Cod to the sloping mountains of the west, is a commonwealth full of fascinating and beautiful geographical landmarks. On the east, these sites include those that the Pilgrims and Puritans saw on their first journeys into North America. On the west, they include peaks and trails that form part of the most extensive hiking challenges in the country.
In Plymouth Harbor, where the Pilgrims disembarked from the Mayflower in 1620, you can see the Mayflower II, a replica of the original ship. On the hills overlooking the harbor, you'll find dozens of quaint shops, statuary of Pilgrims and Native Americans, historic graveyards and authentic New England cuisine. Next to The Lobster Hut (lobsterhutplymouth.com) is a single-lane boat ramp for launching motorized craft and a rock pier that allows harbor viewing. Boston Harbor is rich with history, including that of the Puritans and the American Revolution. Ships bearing English settlers began appearing off the coast of Boston in the harbor around 1630. Quickly, the harbor became a busy port and in 1775, a strategic military position. Today, visitors tour the islands on boats out of the many marinas of Boston. You can even view the harbor from a less crowded viewpoint at Fort Revere in Hull.
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Cape Cod Canal is a manmade passage between Cape Cod and the mainland. It helps ships cut off the dangerous passage around Cape Cod and the islands. It is also a good place for saltwater fishing -- what you catch depends on the season. In warm weather, throngs of people go biking and walking along the canal's footpath on the mainland side. In Boston, you can walk another scenic and historic waterway -- the Charles River. The famous river where the Harvard rowing team practices and the Boston Pops play at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell (mass.gov) is a year-round attraction for rowing, picnics and local gatherings.
The islands of Boston Harbor are famous for making the harbor difficult to traverse, but they make nice spots to visit during the spring and summer. Two islands off Cape Cod have become famous retreats for U.S. presidents, tourists and locals -- Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. You can reach these islands from the ferry at Wood's Hole on Cape Cod. Both islands are full of hiking trails, bike paths, scenic beaches, local shopping and restaurants serving New England cuisine, such as lobster and clam chowder.
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Puritan settlers first knew Boston as "Trimountaine." Beacon Hill was one of the three hills that contributed to this name. Many hills in Boston are gone, due to aggressive land reclamation projects, but Beacon Hill remains. It is the location of the state capitol building and the most prestigious homes in Boston. Southwest of Boston in Canton is the Great Blue Hill. It may be from this hill or the hills of Boston that the Algonquin Native Americans got the name Massachusetts, which roughly means "at (or on) the great hill." To the west, you will find the Berkshires, Taconic and Appalachian mountain ranges, frequently visited by locals and tourists. Each has a wide variety of lodging, hiking, hunting and fishing opportunities.
The Aquinnah Cliffs on Martha's Vineyard are adjacent to sandy Atlantic beaches, including the nude-friendly Moshup Beach. You can hike up the cliffs, but be wary of signs and do not remove rocks or clay from the cliffs, because they are on Wampanoag tribal property. The cliffs of Monument Mountain are a spectacular sight from both above and below. However, if you choose to see the views from the top, you will have to make a difficult hike up Squaw Peak Trail. From this trail, you can see the Housatonic River Valley and the Berkshires.
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Sorry man, I made it yesterday, and it's already mostly disassembled as I needed parts for my next project (Remote controlled, 4WD, 4WS terrain vehicle, with 4 speeds (both forwards and backwards) and double wishbone suspension on all wheels!)
Also, I have to say; the extending of the boom is extreeeeemely slow!! Quite possibly because of the very low speed of the XL-motor compared to the buggymotor, and I did not take the time to make some simple mods to fix this..
However, the superstructure is still mostly intact, I'll se what I can salvage and modify, and try to make a short video!


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Components & Make Unique -- A Simple Piano Hingecomments (6) March 10th, 2010 in blogs
A reader made a request via the Knots forum to see a tutorial on making a piano hinge. Here's an approach to doing that which leverages components to make for a quick job and results in a hardware component which won't cause file bloat when added to a model. Although I'm drawing a piano hinge, the same methods can be applied to just about any hinge and a number of the techniques can be applied in other models as well.
I began with a few guidelines to get me started and added some lines and a circle. Since the pin won't be visible anyway, I'm not bothering to draw or the hole in the knuckle for the pin. If you want to add those details, you can do so. There's no much point in it if the hinge is to be a small part of a larger model.
Push/Pull makes quick work of turning the profile into 3D. I've broken the hinge down and drawn only a single element. Multiples of this element will be used to create the entire hinge. I'm going to add countersunk holes mostly because I think this is an interesting method to add to your repertoire. The same process can be used for adding chamfers and other some other details in your models. You could skip the screw holes altogether or insinuate the screws with just a circle and maybe a line or two.
In the image above, I've added circles for the screw hole. The large one is the large diameter of the countersink and the small one is the diameter of the hole on the opposite side of the hinge leaf.
With the Select tool, double clicked on the face of the inner circle. The double click selects both the circle's face and its edge. Then get the Move tool and, while holding Alt on the PC or Command on the Mac to invoke Auto-Fold, move the center down to the opposite face of the leaf. In the image, I'm using the vertical edge on the corner of the leaf as the guide for the Move. You don't have to do that but sometimes following an existing edge is easier.
I went all the way through to the underside of the leaf. In reality the hole probably wouldn't be countersunk that deeply but it won't really show anyway. Delete the face skinning the hole and this stage is complete. Make a component of the the geometry so far.
Next, using the Copy function of the Move tool, copy the component along the length of the hinge and make a linear array of them. In this case I made the hinge element 1 inch long so I copied it 1 inch along the red axis, hit Enter and typed *5, Enter. This made five copies plus the original. In an effort to make it clear for this tutorial, I also copied the two end copies over and then flipped each of them individually along both their red axes as well as their green axes. Make each one of the four end components unique by right clicking and choosing Make Unique from the Context menu. This allows the length of those components to be adjusted without affecting the others.
Copy the rest of the hinge element components and flip them as well. These elements can all remain instances of the same component. I've selected one of them to show how all related ones are also selected.
To make the hinge leaves look continuous, open an instance of each component in turn. Delete the vertical face on the seam line and then Hide the edges of the seam by holding Shift while clicking with the Eraser tool.
Select all of the elements in the leaf and make a component of that selection. Select both hinge leaves and make a hinge component.
Assuming you want to use this hinge in other models, open the Components browser and open its secondary pane by clicking on the little + icon in the upper right corner of the window. Set the upper pane to In Model and the lower one to the destination folder. Drag the thumbnail of the hinge from the upper pane to the lower pane. Now the hinge will be available for use in other models.
The hinge can be folded along it's centerline to the desired angle. Select the leaf you want to move and get the Rotate tool. Hover over the edge of the knuckle and then bring the protractor towards the center. the protractor should snap to the center and you can perform the rotation. If you find it easier, you could also add some little cross hairs to use for locating the Rotate tool.
If you want to make the hinge longer, open each leaf for editing, move one end element down and then Move/Copy an intermediate element down to make enough copies to fill the gap. You can also shorten the end elements with Push/Pull. the way the hinge is drawn, length will be added or subtracted to one end of the hinge so there's no need to move an entire leaf to correct for the change. It is possible to simply flip one hinge leaf and use it for the opposite side. That works out fine if the hinge length won't change but the little bit of extra work now in making the hinge will save time later when using it.
Give it a swing and see what you think.
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As sometimes happens, my eye slipped right past the word "shift", probably because I thought I knew what I was doing.
Thanks for your help, as usual.
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Posted: 10:49 am on March 31st
Ummm - For some reason that isn't working for me.
After creating the component and copying it so they abut one another, I open each component for editing and use the erase tool with the control key on each seam line. When I'm all done the seams are visible just as they were when I started.
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Posted: 1:58 pm on March 28th
I was going to show you a drawing, but I don't see how to do it here.
I was able to follow your clear instructions, all except the part about making it look continuous.
Instead, I expoded all the bits and intersected them, Erasing lines was then easy.
What did I miss in the instructions? I wasn't getting it right, I guess.
Posted: 11:01 am on March 28th
I have to say thanks for not only this tutorial, but all the others too. If it wasn't for Design. Click. Build. and all yours and Tim's hard work I would still be trying to figure out how to draw a box.
Again thank you.
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Our last blog post looked at the big picture of the value of cancer treatment advances.
Let's now look at the value medicines bring in treating other conditions. In the 1990s, an HIV/AIDS diagnosis was considered a death sentence. Today, it's a treatable chronic disease. The number of U.S. AIDS deaths has decreased dramatically following the introduction of highly active antitretroviral treatments and have continued to decline.
In addition to allowing patients to live longer, HIV patients - often in the prime of life - are able to remain productive for many years. University of Chicago economists report that the aggregate value of improved survival resulting from new medicines since the start of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and into the future is $1.4 trillion.
There is no doubt advancements in the treatment of this disease have been achieved, but a cure is not yet available. Biopharmaceutical research companies, however, continue to strive to reach that goal and currently are testing 100 medicines to further improve patients' lives.
Alzheimer's disease is an example of a disease area with vast future potential for improving lives and reducing costs. If new innovative treatments are not discovered, the disease will ravage families and could cost taxpayers trillions. However, the development of a new treatment that delays the onset of Alzheimer's by five years could reduce Medicare and Medicaid spending on patients with Alzheimer's by more than $100 billion in 2030, according to a study by the Alzheimer's Association.
Biopharmaceutical companies are currently developing over 100 medicines to treat Alzheimer's.
Similarly, Parkinson's is already costing society $27 billion per year in medical bills and lost wages. That figure is set to double by 2030, if a treatment is not discovered.
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Our stop at Homestead-Miami Speedway for the 3rd round of the Formula Drift season was hard on all of our teams, as the TAngelo, Papadakis, and GReddy Racing teams all experienced mechanical issues to varying degrees over the weekend. Despite the troubles, Tony Angelo and Ken Gushi managed to push through to Saturday's Top 32 elimination rounds, while Fredric Aasbo notched a 10th consecutive Top 8 finish – a streak besting that of any active driver in the series.
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Mount Saint Vincent University
Amy Thurlow has been teaching public relations and business communication for the past ten years. Before joining the Mount Saint Vincent University faculty in 2005, she taught communications at the Fred C. Manning School of Business at Acadia University. Prior to that, she was the program coordinator for the Advanced Diploma in Public Relations at the Nova Scotia Community College where she was responsible for program delivery and development.
Amy's professional experience includes three years of developing and implementing staff education programs at the IWK Health Centre, providing strategic counsel to staff and management in the area of communication skills and teambuilding. In addition to this, her experience in public relations includes work with a variety of government and community organizations both in Canada and internationally.
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DOVER — Once inside their Dover home you might guess, correctly, from their collections of paintings and photos that the DeColfmackers love the sea, the Seacoast and all things family. Their cushiony white sofas have miraculously survived visits from their five grandchildren and warmly welcomed guests to stay a while.
Smiles came easily and often as Bob and Tricia DeColfmacker reminisced about their Wentworth-Douglass Hospital connections and why they donated $25,000 to name a conference room in the hospital's new Garrison Wing.
"Well, it's a lot of things," Bob DeColfmacker said. "This hospital is near and dear to our hearts. Tricia began her nursing career at the hospital and I've served on the board (of trustees) for many years, and continue as an emeritus trustee now."
As their conversation continued, the DeColfmackers spoke fondly of their work at and for the hospital, their love of travel and the notable students at The Landing School in Arundel, Maine, where Bob DeColfmacker serves as president and chief enthusiast for its marine-centric curriculum.
The DeColfmackers also praised the Garrison City's achievements over the years and the hospital's support of a growing community and families in need.
"We've seen this community and the hospital grow and thrive over time," Bob DeColfmacker said. "We were very pleased to see the focus on education in the Conference Center and the well-designed physical space for patients in the new Garrison Wing. This hospital is one of the most important aspects of our lives, our health, our children's and our grandchildren's lives. It's the center of our community, a key economic driver in our economy and it provides quality jobs for so many people."
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His vision and guidance were instrumental in the development of the Wentworth-Douglass Hospital & Health Foundation in 2004. The couple was among the leading donors, and since that time, the foundation has raised more than $8 million to support programs and services to benefit patients living throughout the Seacoast of New Hampshire and southern Maine.
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Katie's Webscience Update for Friday, September 2nd
Afternoon! It's September, and Providence, like other college towns the world over, is experiencing an influx of lost-looking freshmen and their parents. Ah, those were the days…
Smartphones learn a new trick
Not feeling so hot? Soon you may be able to diagnose yourself by peeing on your smartphone. Scientists at Harvard Medical School have developed a microchip that can identify the presence of an ovarian cancer antigen in a urine sample. In an antibody based chemical reaction the chip turns blue when the disease is detected. The chip can then be read by your smartphone which will let you know if you need to get a second opinion from a human being. Similar technologies are being developed to test white blood cell levels and drinking water contamination with the ultimate goal of distributing cheap and straightforward diagnostic tools in third world countries.
This is not an oyster
But the student looking over my shoulder thought it was! Nasty. Anyway, a paper this week in Nature Neuroscience detailed a method for rendering mouse embryos transparent. Using a mixture of glycerol, soap, and urea, the researchers based at RIKEN in Tokyo were able to image fluorescent neurons buried millimeters inside the brain. Although the clearing treatment is lethal, the authors were able to generate beautiful images in three dimensions from these embryos.
Here, kitty kitty!
One of the rarest cats in the world, the African golden cat (Caracal aurata), has been caught on camera for the first time. These elusive animals are native to central and western Africa, and have become the focus of University of Kwazulu Natal graduate student Laila Bahaa-el-din. She set up the camera in a forest clearing. In the nighttime video the bobcat-sized feline is attempting to capture a bat! (Unfortunately I cannot embed the videos here, but clicking the above link will take you to them!).
Dance your Ph.D
Challenge accepted. I am currently trying to dream up an entry that doesn't require too much rhythm or papier-mache, but my imagination is like a runaway train and sadly I don't have the budget of Lady Gaga, so it's not going very well. I'll get there in the end, have no fear! In the mean time, here's an entry from last year that was the finalist in the Chemistry section:
Selection of a DNA aptamer for homocysteine using SELEX from Maureen McKeague on Vimeo.
Do you think you can top that? Then you should probably enter too!! See you at the TEDx conference in Brussels 😉
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Wow! Today is officially the THIRD birthday of Padded Tush Stats. If you want to take a peek at where we were 3 years ago, check out our old-school site.…pretty funny, right? (For other fun flashbacks, you can also view our SECOND and FIRST birthday celebration posts!)
So in celebration of our third birthday, we wanted to highlight some of the great moments of 2013 and tell you what's going on with us, and the website, going into 2014.
2013 Diaper Awards
So first off, let's talk about what's coming RIGHT around the corner – the 3rd annual Cloth Diaper Awards! We are currently counting up votes and will announce the winners at our LIVE event on January 15th from 6-7pm PST. Leading up to the event, we have rolled out our red carpet and are celebrating many of the companies in the business with our BIG Red Carpet Giveaway. Make sure you enter for your chance to win a whole bunch of great prizes and then join us for the night of the Awards, when we will have even MORE giveaway opportunities! (If you're curious, you can also check out the 2012 Diaper Awards winners and posts to start getting ready for the big event!)
Top Posts
Now let's look at the top posts of the year:
Our most popular post of 2013 was our Comprehensive Guide to Stripping Cloth Diapers, where we talk about the various causes and methods for stripping diapers. (Tara: I gotta say, my current favorite way to strip my diapers is the GroVia Mighty Bubbles Laundry Treatment–it's been great!)
Our Troubleshooting for Stink Issues Post is popular again this year. This is a great visual representation of how to treat any stink issues you might be having based on your answers to different questions. This advice is based on the nearly 4,000 survey responses to our Washing Diapers Survey.
We got a lot of traffic on our post reviewing the Lunette Cup and Diva Cup. (Tara: We are actually in the process of updating this review with Carolyn's input. She had a very different experience from mine, so we are really excited to show you what she has to say).
Our Washing Diapers with Tide post was also popular, but to be honest, we are currently in a dither because the new formula has caused issues for both of us, as well as several survey respondents. We are frantically trying different laundry detergents so stay tuned for our revised advice (Do you live in California and have any suggestions for us on detergents? Please comment below!)
Another popular post is our article outlining what to look for in cloth diaper training pants. (Tara: I am excited to say that I have finally found a brand of training pants that meet all of my criteria! You can read my review of the WunderUnders Training Pants for all of the details!)
If I Could Cloth Diaper All Over Again Event
This year we were excited to host the "If I Could Cloth Diaper All Over Again" event. In this series we featured suggestions on what we would purchase and do differently if we could start our cloth diapering journey all over again. These posts are great to share with friends who might be looking into cloth diapering and would appreciate learning from our mistakes and which products we would recommend to those just starting out. We break our suggestions down by different budgets. You can see Tara's suggestions here and Carolyn's here. We also have suggestions from survey respondents and advice for cloth diapering two at once.
Top Articles Written This Year
We just shared the top posts of all-time. Let's look at the top PTS articles written in 2013
The Quick and Easy Way to Wash and Lanolize Wool Diapers
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Top Performing Detergents for Washing Cloth Diapers
Top Picks Event
We also had an exciting Top Picks Event where we featured all of OUR favorite cloth diapering products. After reviewing over 200 cloth diapers between the two of us, we have developed pretty strong opinions about what works for our families. (Tara: Spoiler alert for 2014's TopPicks–I'm fairly certain that the Imagine All in Two will make it on my list, I am just loving this cloth diaper!)
Retailer Database
Our Retailer Database continues to be one of our most popular pages here at Padded Tush Stats. You can search for cloth diaper deals based on brand, location of the store, shipping costs, etc. It's a great way to see where to get the best deal, plus we have several exclusive discount codes just for PTS followers. This year we had a great number of people using our searchable database to find the best Black Friday deals, but don't forget that you have access to this database year-round. And tell your friends–they might be missing out on some great deals. Also, when you buy from retailers with a *** next to their name, we get a small chunk of change that we almost always send right back to all of you through great giveaways. (Carolyn: I'm not eligible for any of the deals listed in the database, but I use this resource ALL THE TIME when I'm trying to find out which retailers carry a particular product. So even if you're only looking for a product description to share with your spouse or friend, or planning a future "maybe someday" purchase, the database can come in handy!)
What's Up With Tara
So this last year I passed my qualifying exams for the Education program and (fingers crossed) I should be completing my dissertation this year and earning my doctorate. Hmmm, Dr. Padded Tush Stats is sounding kinda cool! My oldest daughter is now 4 1/2 (WHAT?!?!?) and my son is almost 3 (WHAT?!?!?!). With juggling graduate work, raising my kids at home, writing for Padded Tush Stats, teaching college writing, and writing for Fit Baby Steps, I'm learning a LOT about time management. I've also developed quite a passion for working out this year and showing Moms how despite busy schedules, they can make time to get fit. It's been kinda neat–I really flipped my life upside down this year with getting more disciplined and more fit, so it's been fun. So I recently started hosting Facebook fitness accountability groups to help other women get healthy. You are welcome to contact me (email@example.com) if you are interested. But basically I'm just chugging along as usual! I'm super excited to share what I will be doing for PTS in 2014, but more on that in a second.
What's Up With Carolyn
Compared to Tara my life is downright boring, yet somehow 2013 still managed to keep me hopping! This was the first year that I was working full time for PTS, and as we've seen tremendous growth in the website this year (both in terms of readership and the number and scope of our planned events) I got a crash course in figuring out how to balance working from home and taking care of two small children (that's a work in progress, but if I make any startling breakthroughs, I'll be sure to let the world know!) It was also the first year I had two small children underfoot (at the end of 2012 I had a toddler and a lump of a newborn – life gets much more chaotic when BOTH kids can climb and leap and move furniture to get items off of the counter!) Nathan is almost 3 and while we're not "officially" potty training just yet, he is wearing diapers less often during the day, which means that you can expect to see less and less of him on the website this year. Emily has just turned 1 and will now be our primary PTS diaper model! She is extremely mobile these days, so you can expect the "action shots" in her reviews to be far more "action-y" (the ones I took today were primarily of her running away . . . which I suppose is probably a view you'll have quite often of your OWN children during the day, so at least the pictures will be accurate!) I'm excited for continued PTS growth in 2014 and can't wait to see what new opportunities and events we'll have to bring your way this year!
What 2014 Will Bring Us
We have a lot of great things in store for PTS for the upcoming year:
* Diaper Awards – seriously, this is going to be so much fun. We'll be hanging out on Twitter and Facebook the night of the event and we are excited to pass out a ton of prizes.
* More Personal Reviews and Newborn Comparisons – Tara will be finishing up her batch of cloth diaper reviews (including several training pants reviews) and Carolyn will continue reviewing cloth diapers. She will also be posting a comparison table showing her experiences with the giant stash of newborn diapers that she tried on her daughter.
* More Statistical Reviews – Since Tara's youngest child will be potty trained soon, she will be doing a lot more statistical reviews. This is going to be great because you will have more access to updated information on how different cloth diapers worked on different baby types.
* Carolyn and Tara's Top Picks Event – You betcha–we definitely want to do that fun one again! Stay posted around June to see how we've updated our favorites!
If you don't want to miss a thing, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Google+, or add your email to the "Email Subscription" box on the right of this page to get all this goodness sent directly to you. We also want to give a shout-out to our amazing sponsors who have supported us this year.
We want to thank YOU for your continued support of Padded Tush Stats. If there is an article or review that you would like us to feature, please comment below and let us know. Thanks for a great 3 years!
~Tara and Carolyn
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On the front page of the Devils Lake Journal for Wednesday, May 7 you will find what's "Coming in print," what's only found on our website today and a whole lot more.
Coming in print: Special pages on Older Americans.
On the web: A photo gallery from a Farm Safety presentation.
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Paul Hostovsky, Favorites
Paul Hostovsky
"My favorite part of the movie was when
he cut off that guy's head with 2 swords.
What was yours?" My 8-year-old son
is in PG-13 heaven. His little mug is all lit up
like the moon in love with a marquee
as we spill out of the Framingham14
Cineplex, late already for his mom's,
who will have my head for this
and that. PG-13 for pervasive violence
and some sexual content. My favorite
is his favorite subject, research topic,
science project he's trying to make grow
in a specially reserved corner of my crowded
ear. He waters it with questions while I drive:
"What's your favorite color? food? animal?
movie? part of the movie?" The sad part is my favorite
escapes me like a run-away balloon, a green one,
getting smaller and smaller, a tiny speck
above a childhood in Plainville, New Jersey.
Now it bumps up gently against the window
and he bats it at my head. Divorced white male with no
favorites seeks favorite. In my 40s,
the wrinkles on my forehead have begun to resemble
an approximately-equal-to sign. Everything
tastes like chicken. Mostly what we're faced with
are these questions concerning the things we don't
love. Because we don't love things. As though
loving people weren't work enough. I tell him
he is my favorite as I pull into his mom's
driveway, her head poking out of the house
like a cuckoo in a perfectly accurate clock.
But he rolls his eyes at my easy wrong answer,
not only because it's the plain truth, but also
because the truth is plain: G for generally happy
intact families in your face like balloons, red-
white-and-blue ones, blocking your view of beauty
which is heads rolling, and chariots crashing,
and whole civilizations going up in smoke,
not to mention the mothers with their infinitely
varying breasts, floating before the green eyes
of the incredibly shrinking fathers in disfavor.
Author's Comment: This poem grew out of the "what's your favorite" question, which is the favorite question of children. It's a question that began to stump me when I reached a certain age and looked around to find (yikes) that I didn't have any favorites. They had all disappeared, gone underground, or flown away, or would only talk to me through a lawyer. Suddenly I was in the business of visitation, me and the archangels, and my one remaining favorite wanted a sword.
Bio: Paul Hostovsky is the author of four books of poetry, most recently Hurt Into Beauty (2012, FutureCycle Press). His poems have won a Pushcart Prize and been featured on Poetry Daily, Verse Daily, and Best of the Net 2008 and 2009. Garrison Keillor has read Paul's poems on The Writer's Almanac seven times. Paul was also recently chosen to be a featured poet in the 2012-2013 Georgia Poetry Circuit. He lives in Boston where he works as a sign language interpreter at the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf.
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Paul — So very touching. May you find a favorite_________ this Valentine's Day.
To this day, I cannot come up with my favorite book. Thank you for the memories this poem conjures up.
Wow. I think that Kinnell's Book of NIghtmares just might actually be the best book, but this poem by Paul Hostovsky has its own great virtues. It's so good, in fact, that it's scary, reminding me that favorites do indeed disappear, cease to be favorites, and how curious it is that though we may long for them, by and large we don't actively miss them. The places of age and connection are beautifully wrought.
Although I tend to shy away from sad poems, and this poem has a sad aspect, it is written with blaring honesty, smooth skill, and a sprinkling of wisdom. Congrats!


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Red Hat Calls Microsoft Attack Unsubstantiated
Speaking in an interview with Linux Magazine, Germany, Werner Knoblich, Red Hat Germany boss, and Red Hat Vice President EMEA, called the verbal attacks by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unsubstantiated.
LM: Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer again demanded license payments from Linux users at a conference in Great Britain, and specifically referred to Red Hat (see separate news item). What will Red Hat's response to the new attacks be?
Knoblich: We don't respond to unsubstantiated attacks like this. Instead we will carry on doing our jobs, which are optimizing software and services for our customers to offer the greatest possible value at the lowest possible price. Nothing can distract our attention from our mission.
LMO: Would Microsoft have any chance of success with a lawsuit against Linux users?
Knoblich: Just like other vendors, Microsoft has been unable to substantiate patent infringements or claims for license fees against Open Source software. In fact, Microsoft has not even said what these claims are based on. Our customers are also protected by our Open Source Assurance policy. This insurance guarantees that, if patent infringements are proved by anyone, anywhere, we will replace the affected code for our customer with code that provides the same functionality but does not infringe on any patents. But like I said, no infringements have been proved. As the Linux source code is open, it would be easy to demonstrate infringements, if there were any. As this has never happened in all the years that Linux has been around, you can safely assume that there are no infringements. In contrast to this, proprietary vendors are continually forced to admit to patent infringements. I would worry if I used proprietary software. Our customers are definitely on the safe side, thanks to the Open Source Assurance.
Red Hat Germany boss Werner Knoblich talking about Steve Ballmer's attacks.
LMO: What does Red Hat suspect is the motive for the recent attacks?
Knoblich: We could only speculate on that, but we prefer to go about our core business.
LMO: Have there been talks on cooperation with Microsoft on anything beyond interoperability of the two operating systems?
Knoblich: We are still talking to Microsoft about interoperability: this applies in particular to our JBoss Enterprise Middleware, but we rule out an agreement on patents like the one concluded between Novell and Microsoft.
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LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
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Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
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China bans shocking treatment for Internet addiction
Chinese doctors can no longer try to shock a patient's Internet addiction away. China's Ministry of Health has banned the practice of electroshock therapy to cure Internet addiction, according to a July 14 Reuters article.
"Electroshock therapy for Internet addiction... has no foundation in clinical research or evidence and therefore is not appropriate for clinical application," read a statement on the ministry's website.
The ban comes after one psychiatrist's use of electroshock therapy attracted media scritiny when former patients wrote about it online. Practicing in Linyi, Shandong Province, Dr. Yang Yongxin, also known as Uncle Yang, ran a boot camp-like facility called the Internet Addiction Treatment Centre, according to Reuters. More than 3,000 young people have gone through a four-month program at the facility.
At least one source reports electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was used as punishment. According to a June 3 China Daily News website article, patients would be shocked for such offenses as sitting in the doctor's chair without permission, eating chocolate and taking pills before a meal. A current of up to 20 milliamperes was reportedly administered. One milliampere is the minimum current a human being can feel.
As well as shock therapy, the Internet Addiction Treatment Centre used psychotropic drugs and strict, military style discipline. Contact with the outside world was prohibited. The cost of the program was 5,500 yuan ($805 US) a month, according to Reuters. The newspaper also stated that none of the seven staff members at the facility were qualified psychotherapists.
With more than 1.3 billion people, it is no surprise the world's most populated country also has the most Internet users. Almost 300 million Chinese residents are online as of the end of 2008, according to the China Internet Network Information Centre. According to the Reuters story, Chinese young people turn to the net for an escape from extremely high parental expectations. Internet cafes, which are known as Web bars, are very popular.
For about a year, the Chinese government has campaigned against Internet addiction. The government, according to Reuters, feels the Internet hurts young people's studies and damages family life.
The first Internet treatment clinic was established by the Chinese government in Beijing in 2004. Now there are more than 200 organizations offering treatment programs for Internet disorders, the Reuters article stated. Most of Yang's patients were forced to enter the program, according to the China Youth Daily.
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Bankers are foreclosing on Gutterridge Harley-Davidson in Danville, Ill., according to published reports.
MainSource Bank of Potomac filed a foreclosure suit March 14 against Michael and Elizabeth Gutterridge and the dealership.
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CSDL Home IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics 2012 vol.9 Issue No.04 - July-Aug.
Issue No.04 - July-Aug. (2012 vol.9)
pp: 1023-1031
D. Sankoff , Dept. of Math. & Stat., Univ. of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TCBB.2012.11
A Maximum Agreement SubTree (MAST) is a largest subtree common to a set of trees and serves as a summary of common substructure in the trees. A single MAST can be misleading, however, since there can be an exponential number of MASTs, and two MASTs for the same tree set do not even necessarily share any leaves. In this paper, we introduce the notion of the Kernel Agreement SubTree (KAST), which is the summary of the common substructure in all MASTs, and show that it can be calculated in polynomial time (for trees with bounded degree). Suppose the input trees represent competing hypotheses for a particular phylogeny. We explore the utility of the KAST as a method to discern the common structure of confidence, and as a measure of how confident we are in a given tree set. We also show the trend of the KAST, as compared to other consensus methods, on the set of all trees visited during a Bayesian analysis of flatworm genomes.
zoology, Bayes methods, genetics, genomics, trees (mathematics), flatworm genomes, maximum agreement subtrees, MAST, tree substructure, leaves, Kernel Agreement SubTree, KAST, polynomial time, phylogeny, Bayesian analysis, Vegetation, Phylogeny, Kernel, Bioinformatics, Computational biology, Heuristic algorithms, MAST., Phylogenetics, consensus tree, agreement subtree
D. Sankoff, "The Kernel of Maximum Agreement Subtrees", IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, vol.9, no. 4, pp. 1023-1031, July-Aug. 2012, doi:10.1109/TCBB.2012.11


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KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia — When Nik Zoricic began his skicross career, he didn't have the right pants, so he wore blue jeans to the mountain.
That explains why members of the Canadian team, who would normally be dressed head-to-toe in red and white, designed denim-looking ski pants for their Olympic race Thursday.
Zoricic, the Canadian who died after an accident on the skicross course in March 2012, would have been 31 on Wednesday.
"Nik will always be with us," said his longtime friend, David Duncan, who exited in the first round, but still glanced at the Olympic rings, then upward, throwing a salute to his good friend.
As a tribute to Zoricic, Duncan has a tattoo on his right shoulder: It's a picture of skis and poles forming a cross, along with Zoricic's birthday.
"Nik's been with me every day ever since the accident," Duncan said. "I think about him all the time."
Zoricic crashed through safety nets in a World Cup event, suffered severe head injuries and died in Grindelwald, Switzerland. Two months earlier, Canadian freeskier Sarah Burke died in a training accident.
"I would've loved to have walked away with a victory or a podium toady and saluted him like I love to do," Duncan said. "It was just not in the cards today. I know he's still proud.
"As long as he's not forgotten, he's still with us."
His teammates plastered "Ski for Nik" stickers at the start house and at the bottom.
"Nik won't be forgotten," said David Ellis, the athletic director for the Canadian skicross squad. "He's looking down on us, for sure."
No doubt appreciating those ski pants, too.


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All you Christian evangelist sheeps should have a look at this, if you can read. Here are an excerpt from the holy Jewish book, the Talmud and what it says about you:
The decisions of the Talmud are words of the living God. Jehovah himself asks the opinions of earthly rabbis when there are difficult affairs in heaven.
Rabbi Menachen, Comments for the Fifth Book
Jehovah himself in heaven studies the Talmud, standing: he has such respect for that book.
Tractate Mechilla/Me'ilah
To communicate anything to a Goy about our religious relations would be equal to the killing of
all Jews, for if the Goyim knew what we teach about them, they would kill us openly.
Libbre David 37
A Jew should and must make a false oath when the Goyim asks if our books contain anything
against them.
Szaaloth-Utszabot, The Book of Jore Dia 17
When the Messiah comes every Jew will have 2800 slaves.
Simeon Haddarsen, fol. 56-D
On the house of the Goy [Goy means unclean, and is the disparaging term for a non-Jew] one
looks as on the fold of cattle.
Tosefta, Tractate Erubin VIII
When a Jew has a Gentile in his clutches, another Jew may go to the same Gentile, lend him
money and in turn deceive him, so that the Gentile shall be ruined. For the property of a Gentile,
according to our law, belongs to no one, and the first Jew that passes has full right to seize it.
Schulchan Aruch, Choszen Hamiszpat 156
If it can be proven that someone has given the money of Israelites to the Goyim, a way must be
found after prudent consideration to wipe him off the face of the earth.
Choschen Hamm 388, 15
The estates of the Goys are like wilderness, who first settles in them has a right to them.
Baba Bathra, 14?b
Happy will be the lost of Israel, whom the Holy One, blessed be He, has chosen from amongst
the Goyim, of whom the Scriptures say: "Their work is but vanity, it is an illusion at which we
must laugh; they will all perish when God visits them in His wrath." At the moment when the
Holy One, blessed be He, will exterminate all the Goyim of the world, Israel alone will subsist,
even as it is written: "The Lord alone will appear great on that day! . . .
Zohar, Vayshlah 177b
That the Jewish nation is the only nation selected by God, while all the remaining ones are
contemptible and hateful.
That all property of other nations belongs to the Jewish nation, which consequently is entitled to
seize upon it without any scruples. An orthodox Jew is not bound to observe principles of
morality towards people of other tribes. He may act contrary to morality, if profitable to himself
or to Jews in general.
A Jew may rob a Goy, he may cheat him over a bill, which should not be perceived by him,
otherwise the name of God would become dishonoured.
Schulchan Aruch, Choszen Hamiszpat, 348
R. Hanina said: If a heathen smites a Jew, he is worthy of death; for it is written, And he looked
this way and that way, and when he saw that there was no man, he slew the Egyptian. [Ex. 2:12]
R. Hanina also said: He who smites an Israelite on the jaw, is as though he had thus assaulted
the Divine Presence; for it is written, one who smiteth man [i.e. an Israelite] attacketh the Holy
Sanhedrin 58b
[In other words, if a non-Jew kills a Jew, the non-Jew can be killed. Punching an Israelite is
akin to assaulting God. (But killing a non-Jew is NOT like assaulting God.]
If a goy killed a goy or a Jew he is responsible, but if a Jew killed a goy he is not responsible.
Tosefta, Aboda Zara, VIII, 5
Has it not been taught: "With respect to robbery — if one stole or robbed or [seized] a beautiful
woman, or [committed] similar offences, if [these were perpetrated] by one Cuthean ["Cuthean"
or "Samaritan" = goy/gentile/heathen/non-Jew] against another, [the theft, etc.] must not be
kept, and likewise [the theft] of an Israelite by a Cuthean, but that of a Cuthean by an Israelite
may be retained?" But if robbery is a capital offence, should not the Tanna have taught: He
incurs a penalty? — Because the second clause wishes to state, "but that of a Cuthean by an
Israelite may be retained," therefore the former clause reads, "[theft of an Israelite by a Cuthean]
must not be kept." But where a penalty is incurred, it is explicitly stated, for the commencing
clause teaches: "For murder, whether of a Cuthean by a Cuthean, or of an Israelite by a Cuthean,
punishment is incurred; but of a Cuthean by an Israelite, there is no death penalty?"
Sanhedrin 57a
[Translation: A Jew may rob a Goy, but a Goy may not rob a Jew. If a Goy murders another
Goy or a Jew, he should be killed, but a Jew will not be incur the death penalty for killing a non-
Kill the Goyim by any means possible.
Choshen Ha'mishpat 425:50
Everyone who sheds the blood of the impious [non-Jews] is as acceptable to God as he who
offers a sacrifice to God.
Yalkut 245c
Extermination of the Christians is a necessary sacrifice.
Zohar, Shemoth
Tob shebbe goyyim harog - Even the best of the Goyim (Gentiles) should be killed.
Soferim 15, Rule 10
[NB: Hoffman says, "This passage is not from the Soncino edition but is from the original
Hebrew of the Babylonian Talmud as quoted by the 1907 Jewish Encyclopedia, published by
Funk and Wagnalls and compiled by Isidore Singer, under the entry, 'Gentile,' (p. 617)."
Another source says this passage is at Avodah Zara 26b. We have not been able to verify any of
these references. It does not seem to be at Avodah Zara 26b of the Soncino edition.]
What is [the meaning of] Mount Sinai? The mountain whereon there descended hostility [sin'ah
] toward idolaters [non-Jews].
Shabbath 89a
The same has been taught as follows: If the ox of an Israelite gores an ox of a Canaanite [non-
Jew] there is no liability, but if an ox of a Canaanite gores an ox of an Israelite . . . the payment
is to be in full, as it is said: He stood and measured the earth, he beheld and drove asunder the
nations [Gentiles], and again, He shined forth from Mount Paran. . . implying that from Paran he
exposed their money to Israel.
Baba Kama 38a
[Trans: The property of the Israelite is more valuable than that of the Gentile. Mount Paran
refers to Deut. 33:2, where God offered the law to the nations (Gentiles), who rejected it. The
money of the Gentiles is available to the Israelites.]
Why then should we not leave female animals alone with female heathens? — Said Mar 'Ukba
b. Hama: Because heathens frequent their neighbours' wives, and should one by chance not find
her in, and find the cattle there, he might use it immorally. You may also say that even if he
should find her in he might use the animal, as a Master has said: Heathens prefer the cattle of
Israelites to their own wives, for R. Johanan said: When the serpent came unto Eve he infused
filthy lust into her.
Avodah Zarah 22a-b
All Israelites will have a part in the future world . . . The Goyim, at the end of the world will be
handed over to the angel Duma and sent down to hell.
Zohar, Shemoth, Toldoth Noah, Lekh-Lekha
Jehovah created the non-Jew in human form so that the Jew would not have to be served by
beasts. The non-Jew is consequently an animal in human form, and condemned to serve the Jew
day and night.
Midrasch Talpioth, p. 225-L
Everything a Jew needs for his church ritual no goy is permitted to manufacture, but only a Jew,
because this must be manufactured by human beings and the Jew is not permitted to consider the
goyim as human beings.
Schulchan Oruch, Orach Chaiw 14, 20, 32, 33, 39. TaIDud Jebamoth 61
A Jew may do to a non-Jewess what he can do. He may treat her as he treats a piece of meat.
Hadarine, 20, B; Schulchan Aruch, Choszen Hamiszpat 348
A Jew may violate but not marry a non-Jewish girl.
Gad. Shas. 2:2
A boy-goy after nine years and one day old, and a girl after three years and one day old, are
considered filthy.
Pereferkowicz, Talmud t.v., p. 11
Raba stated: With reference to the Rabbinical statement that [legally] an Egyptian [Gentile] has
no father, it must not be imagined that this is due to [the Egyptians'] excessive indulgence in
carnal gratification, owing to which it is not known [who the father was], but that if this were
known it is to be taken into consideration; but [the fact is] that even if this is known it is not
taken into consideration. . . . Thus it may be inferred that the All Merciful declared their children
to be legally fatherless, for [so indeed it is also] written, Whose flesh is as the flesh of asses, and
whose issue is like the issue of horses.
Yevamoth 98a
[Trans.: A non-Jew is "legally fatherless," regardless of whether or not the father is known.
Gentile children are essentially asses and horses, i.e., animals.
[The daughters of the heathens] should be considered as in the state of niddah [filth] from their
cradle . . .
Avodah Zarah 36b
They decreed in connection with a heathen child that it should cause defilement by seminal
emission so that an Israelite child should not become accustomed to commit pederasty with him.
. . . It is therefore to be concluded that a heathen girl [communicates defilement] from the age of
three years and one day, for inasmuch as she is then capable of the sexual act she likewise
defiles by a flux. This is obvious!
Avodah Zarah 36b-37a
R. Joseph said: Come and hear! A maiden aged three years and a day may be acquired in
marriage by coition [intercourse], and if her deceased husband's brother cohabits with her, she
becomes his. The penalty of adultery may be incurred through her; [if a niddah] she defiles him
who has connection with her, so that he in turn defiles that upon which he lies, as a garment
which has lain upon [a person afflicted with gonorrhoea].
Sanhedrin 55b
Rab said: Pederasty with a child below nine years of age is not deemed as pederasty with a child
above that. Samuel said: Pederasty with a child below three years is not treated as with a child
above that.24 (24) I.e., Rab makes nine years the minimum; but if one committed sodomy with a child of lesser
age, no guilt is incurred. Samuel makes three the minimum.
Sanhedrin 54b
Raba said. It means this: When a grown-up man has intercourse with a little girl it is nothing, for
when the girl is less than this [three years old], it is as if one puts the finger into the eye; but
when a small boy has intercourse with a grown-up woman he makes her as 'a girl who is injured
by a piece of wood.' . . .
Kethuboth 11b
[This debate concerns whether or not someone is a virgin. Virginity is prized above all, such
that it is believed that a girl under the age of three will regain her virginity, even if a man has
had intercourse with her. (Fn. 7 says, in regard to putting "the finger into the eye": "I.e., tears
come to the eye again and again, so does virginity come back to the little girl under three
years.") Since virginity is prized above all, one could assume that this conclusion has allowed
grown men to have sex with little girls with immunity. A grown-up woman is not deflowered by
having sex with a small boy, however, since he is only like a "piece of wood."]
It was taught: R. Judah used to say, A man is bound to say the following three blessings daily:
"[Blessed art thou . . .] who hast not made me a heathen," ". . . . who hast not made me a
woman"; and " . . . who hast not made me a brutish man." R. Aha b. Jacob once overhead his
son saying "[Blessed art thou . . .] who hast not made me a brutish man," whereupon he said to
him, "And this too!" Said the other, "Then what blessing should I say instead?" [He replied,] . . .
who hast not made me a slave." And is not that the same as a woman? - a slave is more
Menachoth 43b-44a
[A "prayer" or "benediction" to be said by a Jewish man every day: "Thank God for not making
me a Gentile, a woman or a slave."]
Do not save Goyim in danger of death.
Show no mercy to the Goyim.
Hilkkoth Akum X1
A Jew is forbidden to drink from a glass of wine which a Gentile has touched, because the touch
has made the wine unclean.
Schulchan Aruch, Johre Deah, 122
And he who desires that none of his vows made during the year shall be valid, let him stand at
the beginning of the year and declare, 'Every vow which I may make in the future shall be null.1
Nedarim 23b
[Essentially the "Kol Nidre" prayer said every year at Yom Kippur. Fn. 1 says: "This may have
provided a support for the custom of reciting Kol Nidre (a formula for dispensation of vows)
prior to the Evening Service of the Day of Atonement (Ran.). The context makes it perfectly
obvious that only vows, where the maker abjures benefit from aught, or imposes an interdict of
his own property upon his neighbour, are referred to. Though the beginning of the year (New
Year) is mentioned here, the Day of Atonement was probably chosen on account of its great
solemnity. But Kol Nidre as part of the ritual is later than the Talmud, and, as seen from the
following statement about R. Huna h. Hinena, the law of revocation in advance was not made
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The plans to eliminate bus service to the Girard Academy Music Program (GAMP)
would destroy one of Philadelphia's best public schools. GAMP has a
well-earned reputation as a premier magnet school, known as much for the
diversity of its student body as it is for its stellar music and
academic programs.
Taking away GAMP's yellow bus service
means many families would be forced to withdraw their children from the
school. Too many parents are not in a position to provide crosstown
transportation, and putting young children on (sometimes multiple) SEPTA
buses is a huge safety concern. Of course, some parents will be able to
make arrangements. But once again, our most economically vulnerable
students and parents stand to lose the most as more resources are taken
away from our public schools.
The single-minded focus on saving
money has done nothing but hurt our neighborhood schools and students.
Certainly this is not what Judge Doris Smith intended when she dissolved
the Desegregation Court Order with the School District.
Given their so-called focus on
creating "high-performing" seats, the SRC's willingness to jeopardize
the future of one of our best public schools is as puzzling as it is
disturbing. And where is the equity? If GAMP were a charter school, the
school district would have to pay for the busing, regardless of cost.
The entire SRC strategy thus far has
been predicated on taking staff, programs, resources and support away
from public schools. The race to preserve the bottom line is becoming a
race to the bottom. This is not only affecting high-poverty,
low-performing schools, but eroding the quality of celebrated
institutions like GAMP.
It's impossible to replicate
successful schools by eliminating the very programs and features that
make these schools successful. And we do want our public schools to
succeed… Don't we?


text: TFC investment attempts to provide the needed links to the manufacturers in the cheapest way by data networking. Networking services allow the evaluation of new opportunities, which manufacturers are not aware of. Necessary links for the growth of the manufacturer can be found in the TFC data. For a concrete example, assume that a local textile manufacture looks for a reliable commercial links in China to lower the production costs. Yes, the results can be obtained after long and costly researches. On the other hand this process, which has not experienced before and risky for business, may be delegated at reasonable costs to our company. Based on the fact that specialization brings better results, our company provides cheapest and most efficient solutions by major experts in terms of networking services.


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SIKESTON -- Beulah L. Lee, 75, died Feb. 26, 2012, at the Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston.
Born Dec. 8, 1936, in Birmingham, Ala., to the late Archie Ball and Maxi May McKay Lee, she was a homemaker and of the Pentecostal belief.
On June 26, 1961, in Birmingham, she married Jack D. Lee, who preceded her in death on Aug. 20, 1989.
She was also preceded in death by two brothers, two sisters, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Survivors include: three sons, Jack S. Lee of Sikeston, Sidney D. Lee of Panama City, Fla., and Thomas W. Lee of Dexter; three daughters, Georgia White and Edna Worley of Sikeston and Brenda Yates of Sumiton, Ala.; three stepdaughters, Virginia Phillips of Trussville, Ala., Betty Ann Kennedy of Pell City, Ala., and Ramona Jett of Leeds, Ala.; one sister, Shirley Ford of Clanton, Ala.; and 27 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Visitation is scheduled from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at the Nunnelee Funeral Chapel where services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday with the Rev. Ira Sandefer, pastor of the Smith Avenue Church of God in Sikeston, officiating.
Burial will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery in Sikeston.
Online condolences may be shared at www.nunneleefuneralchapel.com.


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As I drove through however many straight hours of pouring down rain, with one brief stopover at my favorite mall in Tupelo, Mississippi (birthplace of Elvis, in case you're wondering), I had several realizations:
1) Trying to pull out white hairs from the crown of your head while driving is never really a great idea. Especially in the dark.
2) My son was not created for long car rides, although driving until 3am was actually a smart move on our part.
3) It was not a smart move, however, for my bowels, or the bags under my eyes.
4) I wish had a DVD player. And an iPhone. And a driver.
Upon arriving home, I then realized the following:
1) Apparently I made it onto some crazed PR person's list because waiting for me were total of 24 dvds while I was gone, half of which are Barney.
2) I think I have dandruff, which isn't so bad except when you notice it at 3am after driving in the car in the pouring rain for 10 hours.
3) I really really really really really missed my house.
Edited to add: AND BRAVO! YAY TOP CHEF OH HOW I'VE MISSED YOU!
It's good to be home.