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As required by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC or Commission) announces that the CPSC has submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) a request for extension of approval of a collection of information associated with the Safety Standard for Multi-Purpose Lighters (OMB No. 3041-0130). In the Federal Register of March 4, 2014 (79 FR 12186), the CPSC published a notice to announce the agency's intent to seek an extension of approval of this collection of information. CPSC received no comments in response to that notice. Therefore, by publication of this notice, the Commission announces that CPSC has submitted to the OMB a request for extension of approval of that collection of information without change.
Written comments on this request for extension of approval of information collection requirements should be submitted by June 16, 2014.
Submit comments about this request by email: email@example.com or fax: 202-395-6881. Comments by mail should be sent to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Attn: OMB Desk Officer for the CPSC, Office of Management and Budget, Room 10235, 725 17th Street NW., Washington, DC 20503. In addition, written comments that are sent to OMB also should be submitted electronically at http://www.regulations.gov, under Docket No. CPSC-2010-0053.
For further information contact: Robert H. Squibb, Consumer Product Safety Commission, 4330 East West Highway, Bethesda, MD 20814; (301) 504-7815, or by email to: email@example.com.
CPSC seeks to renew the following currently approved collection of information:
Title: Safety Standard for Multi-Purpose Lighters.
OMB Number: 3041-0130.
Type of Review: Renewal of collection.
Frequency of Response: On occasion.
Affected Public: Manufacturers and importers of multi-purpose lighters.
Estimated Number of Respondents: 59 firms will test on average 2 models per firm.
Estimated Time per Response: 50 hours/model.
Total Estimated Annual Burden: 5,900 hours (59 firms × 2 models × 50 hours).
General Description of Collection: The Commission issued a safety standard for multi-purpose lighters (16 CFR part 1212) in 1999. The standard includes requirements that manufacturers (including importers) of multi-purpose lighters issue certificates of compliance based on a reasonable testing program. The standard also requires that manufacturers and importers maintain certain records. Respondents must comply with these testing, certification, and recordkeeping requirements for multi-purpose lighters.
Dated: May 9, 2014.
Todd A. Stevenson,
Secretary, Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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ALAMEDA -- Artistic director Frederick Chacon was asked why he returned the play "Crimes of the Heart" to the Altarena Playhouse. It was done a mere eight years ago. He replied that there were few plays available with good roles for women. "Crimes of the Heart" is one of those.
Perhaps. But most English language plays include females of strong character, even when their strength is played humorously. The humor included in "Crimes of the Heart" is just silliness, although the actresses in this Altarena production are each excellent.
Lenny Magrath, played by Christina Stoffan, seems to be an unhappy person until the end of the play. Her smile is almost a grimace. Her tears over the death of a 20-year-old horse seem sincere.
Her cousin Chick, played by Ally Reardon, enters early, awkwardly changing her pantyhose while standing up. She then sprays the entire room with hair spray. Chick does not live with Lenny in Granddaddy's house; but she feels she should manage everything that goes on. Eventually, Lenny chases Chick out with a broom.
Lenny's sister Babe is played by Chloe Condon. Portraying a woman whose face is as blank as her mind, Babe has recently shot her senator husband, but so far is freely allowed to visit her sister. Years ago, her mother hung herself and a big orange cat, for which she received nationwide publicity. Babe is disappointed that her case is only publicized statewide. Babe explains that she shot her husband because she didn't like his looks.
The family's compulsive liar is Meg, sensitively portrayed by Laura Domingo. Meg has just returned from California where she failed to become a professional singer. She dreams of the success she never had, inventing big success stories for her hospitalized grandfather.
Stage director Angelo Benedetto has directed these four women to scream or to yell their lines much of the time. The resultant noise does little to make "Crimes of the Heart" into a comedy.
Two men round out the story more realistically. One is Doc Porter (Sam Vegas). Doc once planned to go to medical school, but he dropped out of academia years ago when Meg left him for her career.
The other man is a highly qualified attorney, Barnette Lloyd (Michael Scott Wells) who is determined to win Babe's case by making public all the past crimes of Babe's husband that incidentally ruined the life of Lloyd's father.
The stage set portrays a kitchen. It uses most of the theater's north wall so that the play can be done in traditional dramatic form rather than the way the Altarena was built: in the round.
If you should plan to attend Altarena's "Crimes of the Heart," I'd recommend leaving your children at home.
What: Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart"
Where: Altarena Playhouse, 1409 High St., Alameda
When: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through June 16. 8 p.m. Thursday, June 13. 2 p.m. Sunday matinees.
Tickets: $21 to $24
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NFA Trust
Sarasota attorney Jeff Young (right) has earned a great reputation throughout southwest Florida for his support of gun owners and the Second Amendment.
Now, he's making it easier for those seeking a gun/NFA trust.
Jeff's got a booth at the Two Guys Gun Show, which is being held this weekend at Sarasota's Robart's Arena.
He's armed with a computer and a printer, so you can get a trust while you wait.
A gun trust lawyer at a gun show is a great idea that, I predict, will likely become common practice.
The Gun Writer TV episode 6: Attorney Jeff Young on post shooting statements and NFA trusts
This week on The Gun Writer TV, Mike Young and I were joined by Sarasota attorney Jeff Young, a partner at Coyne & Young law firm.
Jeff's a pro-gun Florida native, a former prosecutor and an extremely well-respected defense attorney. (He's also on my speed dial.)
He was a great follow-up guest to last week's episode, which featured Chief Assistant State Attorney Craig Schaeffer, who just happens to be Jeff's former boss.
Jeff talked about deadly force "what-ifs," that any armed citizen can face. He also went in-depth on NFA trusts, which he offers for only $100.
One other newsworthy tidbit, our IT guys are working on a YouTube account, which will make it easier for you to find our videos. News about that will be released soon.
Thanks for watching!
Mike and Lee
The market for firearms suppressors is literally booming… or perhaps booming quietly.
Last year, suppressor sales increased 37 percent across the country.
They're by far the hottest seller of all the firearms and accessories regulated by the National Firearms Act, or NFA, which also includes short barrel rifles and shotguns, and machine guns.
The reason? They're affordable.
While a bargain basement machine gun will start at around $10,000, suppressors can be had for only $400.
Mike Lang, the H-T's photo director, and I spent some time last week at Aegis Tactical, learning more about the sought-after devices.
Our thanks to Aegis' owner Joe Krawtschenko and Mike Pires, his ace gunsmith, for their hospitality and help. They've got a great shop and a talented staff.
Enjoy the video!
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed an historic piece of legislation yesterday.
It was a "kitchen sink" type bill with a lot of pro-gun provisions.
It also, according to NRA-ILA, contained the following clause:
"Codify a "shall certify" requirement that a chief law enforcement officer (CLEO) sign off on an application to transfer an item regulated by the National Firearms Act, including short barreled rifles/shotguns and suppressors, within fifteen days, as long as the applicant is not prohibited by law from receiving the item."
I've seen a lot of gun legislation – too much perhaps. This, however, is one of the best ideas out there for those of us seeking to enjoy Title II firearms: Short-barrel rifles and shotguns, machine guns and suppressors.
Oklahoma and a handful of other states are also tinkering with the "Shall Certify" idea.
The big problem for those of us lucky enough to live in states where Title II firearms are legal, is getting a signature from our chief law enforcement officer – a sheriff of chief of police – on the ATF Form 4, the application for a Title II transfer.
Many of the CLEOs simply refuse to sign the form. There's no law requiring them to do so. Some will sign them if they know the applicant. Others have blanket policies to refuse to sign the forms.
Sure, you can also go to an attorney and create an NFA trust, but the ATF may soon make this process more difficult as well.
The "Shall Certify" idea, which requires CLEOs to sign the Form 4 and gives them a tight deadline, is the best option out there to obtain Title II firearms and accessories, which are increasing in popularity.
Suppressor sales, for example, increased 37 percent last year over 2012 numbers.
The public is clamoring for Title II firearms.
"Shall Certify" legislation is the best solution.
While Florida's legislative session is winding down, I hope "Shall Certify" legislation finds a way into the next session's legislative agenda.
Here's an update of the status of federal agencies involved in gun sales, courtesy of the National Shooting Sports Foundation– the trade association of the firearms industry.
In sum, individual gun sales will not be affected, however NFA and imports are effectively shut down.
- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN UPDATE . . . Federal agencies that provide customer services to the firearms and ammunition industry are affected by the shutdown.
- The FBI's NICS Section is maintaining normal business hours.
- On the other hand, ATF's Office of Enforcement Programs and Services (EPS), which includes the imports, firearms technology, NFA branches, the licensing center and firearms industry programs branch now processing marking variances, is effectively shut down, operating with minimal staff
- The State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) is accepting licenses, but only acting on them in genuine emergency situations.
- The Commerce Department Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is no longer accepting export license applications, classification requests (CCATS), encryption reviews, encryption registrations or advisory opinion requests. Similarly, BIS will not be issuing any final determinations. All pending export license applications, commodity classification requests, encryption reviews, encryption registrations and advisory opinion requests will be held without action by BIS until the shutdown ends.
- NSSF will continue to update the industry as additional details on the government shutdown become available.
Lee's note: This is the first contribution from Charles M. Britt, III, a Bradenton, Florida-based attorney and a former law enforcement officer and firearms trainer.
The Benefits of a Gun Trust
An increasing number of gun owners, with help from attorneys, are creating legal trusts to buy silencers, fully-automatic machine guns, or any other items or weapon whose sale is restricted by federal gun law, otherwise known as the National Firearms Act "NFA"— this legal entity subverts the requirement to obtain local law enforcement approval or even undergo criminal background checks. This trust goes around much of the red tape and problems associated with personal ownership of NFA weapons.
These gun trusts allow the owners of the regulated firearms to use and share them legally with family members and to pass them down through the generations. These trust are gaining in number because they offer legal protection from potential future laws which may ban the possession or sale of the firearms.
Specific benefits:
Local Sheriff or Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) Sign Off Not Required – The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF or BATF) mandate that individuals get the approval of the CLEO of the county where you live does not apply to NFA gun trusts. Many local sheriffs refuse to sign off on the purchase for various reasons which makes buying a NFA weapon almost impossible for an individual. A class 3 NFA trust works around that problem.
Fingerprint Cards Not Required – For an individual, the BATF requires two sets of fingerprint cards to go with Form 4 transfers. This requirement doesn't apply to a NFA gun trust.
Owner Photograph Not Required – An individual is required to provide a photograph with the application, again doesn't apply to a gun trust.
Continuity of Ownership – as like most trusts, unless the items in the trust are sold by the trustee, the items belongs to the trust as long as the trust exists. Usually, a trust runs 70 years. A gun trust can set out the division of property just like a will, but the assets remain legally in the trust for generations.
Continuity, Scope, and Mutuality of Class 3 Weapon Possession – A NFA firearm trust can allow various people to possess and use Class 3 weapons owned by the trust. Multiple trustees can be named who have the authority to possess the trust's assets. Those persons and beneficiaries can be designated at the outset of the trust or added or deleted at a later date. Without a trust, the individual owner, and no one else, can possess or use the Class 3 weapon. There is no requirement to transfer the gun trust assets upon the death or legal incapacity of a trustee or beneficiary. You also avoid the need to file a Form 4 transfer and pay the $200 federal tax.
Confidentiality – The gun trust is not filed with any state or municipal government or other law enforcement entity, except the BATF. If gun trust buys a NFA Class 3 weapon, a copy of the trust itself must be filed with Form 4. But, your trust and your name only show up on the tax rolls of the BATF. Since it is a tax related filing, it is exempt from most subpoenas and public records requests.
No Filing Fees – Since nothing is filed with any government bureaucracy, there are no filing fees to be paid for someone to copy and file it in a government database.
Insurance – As it stands right now, an NFA Class 3 weapons trust is you best protection to buy and later sell or transfer those weapons as assets for generations to come. What laws that may come in the future will probably not affect trust already in existence.
Protection – not from criminals, but from the government. A gun trust can be written to insulate your loved ones in case they accidentally possess an NFA weapon that is not registered to them personally.
Speed of Registration – A properly written NFA gun trust can speed up the registration process significantly and allow you to obtain Class 3 items before new laws take effect.
Background Check Not Required– while most Class 3 dealers do it anyway, there is no requirement of a background check when an NFA gun trust is used.
Bradenton Attorney Charles M. Britt, III can be contacted at (941) 747-4440.


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Another great bike trip down to Norfolk!
I was very lucky with the weather, didn't get rained on once, and the huge storm that went through the area happened at night.
– The temps were pretty high the last six days of the ride — four days in the 100s, the other two with highs in the 90s — but hydrating and keeping up electrolytes really helped, so I felt great. Having a hydration pack is the key for me, it makes sure I drink very often. The electolyte tabs I use (Camelbak Elixir) are just the right taste to keep me drinking. Having water available along the 130 miles of the C&O Canal Towpath really helped, but I was also very good about refilling when I was on the road, even adding an extra 32 ounce bottle to my water supply (which was the 64 ounce hydration pack plus two 20 ounce water bottles), for a total of 1 gallon plus 8 ounces. It added about 8 pounds to my total carried weight but well worth it.
– The heat wasn't really that bad, even though it was in the 90s and 100s; as long as you keep moving on a bike you get at least a bit of a breeze. It's when you stop that it gets hot. Plus the asphalt really does radiate heat. My thermometer read 106 at one point, and the heat coming up from the pavement felt like being in an oven so I think it was accurate. But I just kept on moving.
– The roads were with very few exceptions great. The few exceptions were a couple highway segments that were probably unavoidable and at least had decent shoulders; and the road around Quantico, again unavoidable if I wanted to get to Fredericksburg.
– The trails I rode were nice alternatives to the roads. The Pine Creek and Lower Trails in Pennsylvania were very nice, not paved but great surfaces. The C&O was kind of rough up until the PawPaw Tunnel, my first 30 miles, then got a bit better for the remaining 100 miles. I'm not sure I'd ride that much of the canal towpath again. The paved Western Maryland Trail and Washington and Old Dominion Trail were great, especially the WODT which cut through a lot of suburban sprawl. I rode about 240 miles on these trails, almost 1/3 of the total mileage.
– I'm glad I took my upright bike for the most part. There were enough areas where I wouldn't have felt comfortable on a recumbent — though no climbs — that the upright was the right bike. I can't imagine having to carry my recumbent over all the downed trees that I dealt with on the C&O; and it would have been a challenge carrying it up the spiral staircase to Harpers Ferry. On the other hand, given some of the saddle discomfort on this ride, I really appreciate the comfort of the recumbent seat…
– I never had any problem with car drivers, they all gave me wide berth even on roads without shoulders, slowed behind me on curving roads, I never got honked at or any other signs of aggression. Not sure what's happened to all the rednecks…
– My legs felt great the entire time, never felt exhausted or drained; I've put more miles and lots of hill climbing in this year so far and that really helped. Also I consciously took it easy so I didn't burn out early, and also made sure to eat at least every 20 miles or so to keep from bonking.
– It was cool riding door to door — in the past Lisa has picked me up at the start of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, a 25 mile long unbikeable stretch.
– Washing my biking clothes in the sink worked real well, wringing out and then laying on dry towels, rolling and wringing again, then hanging overnight gave me dry clothes almost without exception — another nice thing about hotel rooms. The few times my biking shorts were still damp I clipped them to the top of my rack bag and they were dry within a few hours.
– Doing this as a credit card tour — staying in hotels — was good, especially given the heat and my tight schedule, not to mention the huge storm Friday night. I do like to camp and maybe in the future when I have a less restricted schedule I'll do another camping tour. But I have to say having less weight on the bike is nice.
– Speaking of weight, I was carrying about 25 pounds in my panniers, plus 8 pounds of water when I was fully loaded up. I could probably try to get the weight down but I have to say it didn't seem overly heavy, it did slow me down on hills but I never felt like it was too much — and it's a lot less than the guy I just read about who was touring with his dog and 400 pounds (!!!) of gear on his bike and trailer! In terms of my own weight, I pretty much maintained my pre-trip weight, despite all the cycling. I was very good about carb-loading and refueling at all meals, so I didn't expect to lose any pounds.
– I loved discovering little bakeries and restaurants on the way. I did eat at chains and big places, but when you find a cool little place with excellent food in the middle of nowhere it somehow gives you renewed faith in humanity.
– Lessons learned — don't plan a 100+ mile day for a route that has a cue sheet of 4 pages…
– Next summer: maybe down to Norfolk via the Delaware River, Philly, Baltimore, DC; maybe riding from St Paul MN (where Lucas starts college in the fall) to Ithaca via Michigan's upper peninsula and Ontario. We'll see.


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Shoreline can-do attitude for emergency food campaign
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Shoreline chief executive Tony Bramley, Shoreline employees Susan Jarvis, Julain Precious, Ann Maggs MBE and Kristina Parker present half a tonne of food to CARE manager Sarah Taylor
Shoreline Housing Partnership has collected half a tonne of food for the Grimsby Telegraph's latest campaign to help local people experiencing poverty.
The Telegraph's Ten Tonnes of Tins campaign urges schools, businesses and members of the community to come together and donate 10 tonnes of tinned and packet food for those in need.
And in just four weeks, the North East Lincolnshire's largest social housing provider has already reached the midway point in their one tonne pledge collecting over 1264 food items.
Shoreline chief executive Tony Bramley said: "It has proved more difficult than we initially thought, but we're delighted that we've been able to give the Telegraph's campaign a major boost and we'll continue to the end.
"Our employees are very generous and their response to this campaign has been very typical of them with people buying tins when they nip out for a sandwich or delivering bags of items following their weekly shop.
"In fact, the donation is so big that we've had to move the half a tonne because our office floor is in danger of collapse.
"We know first hand that the financial climate and welfare reform is having a big impact on lots of local residents and this is another way for us to help."
Grimsby's Christian Action Resource Enterprise (CARE) has seen an increase in people turning to their Daily Bread Food Larder giving away 149 food packages in February alone.
Emergency food packages are used to help people out of a crisis rather than to help feed them for a sustained period of time.
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YORK — Several runners were treated and two were taken to York Hospital for heat-related problems during the Four on the 4th road race Thursday.
"There were several people treated or transported to local hospitals for general evaluation and/or for treatment for heat-related issues," said Josh Allen, deputy chief of the York Ambulance Association.
York Police Sgt. Owen Davis said he was not at the race when people were transported, but he knew of "five individuals that were looked at by rescue personnel."
Two went to a hospital, he said.
Allen said it is common for the ambulance company to respond to heat-related calls when the temperature spikes, especially in the afternoon, after beachgoers have been sitting in the sun all day.
To avoid heat sickness, he suggested drinking plenty of fluids, eating healthy foods and alternating between sun and shade.
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Stephen Eickhoff wrote:
> DCL command length was supposed to be extended to 8192 character after 7.3-2,
> but on my Alpha 8.2 system with CSWS 2.1-1 it appears to still be 1024 bytes.
Even if DCL stores up to 8192 characters, the application, when calling
lib$get_foreign or when using the CLI parsing routines must still
provide a buffer long enough to get that 8192. If the app provides a
descriptor with only 1024 bytes of storage, the routine will only fill
those bytes and truncate rest of command. This is a classic example of
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Definition of campanology in English:
noun[mass noun]
The art or practice of bell-ringing.
Example sentences
- Thus was he able to perceive connections between such seemingly disparate aspects of music as plainsong, electronics, extended piano techniques and campanology.
- Think of the etiquette of gambling casinos on display in the James Bond series or the erudition about everything from campanology to advertising agencies in Dorothy Sayers's Peter Wimsey books.
- Gissing refers to Haweis's work on campanology in a letter to his brother William on 26 February 1880.
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- The Ringing World more usually carries news of church restorations, peal reports, and details of various campanological festivals and meetings, but from May it began to attract a series of self submitted clinical case studies.
- Throughout the rest of Europe, the geographical variations in campanological culture are relatively minor.
- As a campanological consultant and researcher Gideon Bodden directs numerous carillon-related projects in Holland and abroad.
- Example sentences
- The church spire is being pointed and repair work is also being carried out to the bell tower from where the famous Mount St Alphonsus campanologists engulf the city with bell ringing every Sunday.
- St Batholomew's Parish Church has started training a group of budding campanologists to take part in a sponsored concert.
- Prepare to find yourself drooling like Pavlov's dog at a campanologists' convention.
Mid 19th century: from modern Latin campanologia, from late Latin campana 'bell'.
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Definition of pug mill in English:
pug mill
A machine for mixing and working clay and other materials into pug (see pug2).
Example sentences
- Because of the very low water content, RCC mixing is not as productive using a central mix plant - so a pug mill is often used, a very high-energy mixing device.
- The clay is 'weathered' before it is mixed with sand and water and passed through a pug mill, to acquire a smooth consistency.
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The Eau Claire Children's Theatre is holding its annual fundraiser, "Purses with Purpose" and "Lily's Purple Plastic Purse".
Purses with Purpose is April 11 starting at 5:30pm at The Metropolis in Eau Claire.
"Lily's Purple Plastic Purse" opens April 12 and runs April 13, 19-21 at The Oxford in Eau Claire.


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Definition of marsupial in English:
A mammal of an order whose members are born incompletely developed and are typically carried and suckled in a pouch on the mother's belly. Marsupials are found chiefly in Australia and New Guinea, and also in America.
- Order Marsupialia and infraclass Metatheria, subclass Theria.
Example sentences
- So the extension of the term 'marsupial' is the set of all marsupials: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, and so on.
- In South America and Australia, however, marsupials continued to be an important group of land mammals.
- The egg-laying platypus and its cousin, the anteater, along with marsupials, make up the most primitive group of living mammals.
Relating to the marsupials.
Example sentences
- The homology of the teeth in the marsupial dentition has been controversial and there are several alternate nomenclatures.
- Many of the extinct marsupial megafauna were large, herbivorous browsers, some weighing several tons.
- When we studied all the patterns of amino-acid replacement and silent substitution, we discovered several replacements that all placental and marsupial mammals share.
Late 17th century (in the sense 'resembling a pouch'): from modern Latin marsupialis, via Latin from Greek marsupion 'pouch' (see marsupium).
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We've Also Been Informed That…
Those long stems on your roses could be longer: "If love were an arms race, the wooer would now have the floral equivalent of a ballistic missile: a six-foot rose from Ecuador," reports the Washington Post.
Thomas Jefferson probably wasn't Middle Eastern after all: When scientists analyzed the DNA of the president's descendents in the 1990s, they found "a rare genetic signature found mainly in the Middle East and Africa, calling into question his claim of Welsh ancestry," reports the BBC. Two British men called Jefferson have now been found to have the strain, restoring credibility to Jefferson's roots in Wales.
The NFL is a cartel, but a benign one: The Economist's blog intuits this from the league's careful rationing of football games, so fans get just enough football to keep them wanting more.
List of the Day: Ten Embarrassing Questions for Your Doctor from Consumer Reports, which even supplies answers. No. 1: What's causing my flatulence? — Robin Moroney


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DALLAS — The Dallas community has welcomed the Perot Museum of Nature and Science with open arms. So much, in fact, that most weekends, the building sports a big "SOLD OUT" sign in the front promenade.
About 175,000 patrons visited the Perot Museum since the opening on December 1, 26,000 of who bought memberships, according to museum data.
Tickets to the exhibit halls are sold with a preordained time of attendance, cut out in 30-minute blocks. The cap for 30-minute intervals is about 350 people, but that fluctuates depending on the time and day. Considering the museum opens at 10 a.m. Monday through Saturday and noon on Sundays, that means more than 7,700 patrons peruse the 180,000 square feet of exhibit space on a sold-out weekend.
Officials at the museum have two points of advice for those looking to attend: Buy early and come early. The Perot sold out frequently over the winter holidays and does so on most weekends, which is why representatives encourage people to buy their tickets online, in advance, for one of the specified times.
Failure to purchase tickets ahead of time means visitors risk being turned away at the door as early as noon, according to museum staff. Museum CEO Nicole Small told The Dallas Morning News in December the system is meant to prevent overcrowding and enhance the customer experience.
Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 2-11, and $12 for seniors. (There are no additional fees when buying a ticket online.) Those interested in using the theater must pay an extra $5-$8 for a ticket. Parking costs $6.
If the museum is sold out, members are not allowed in. Members, too, need a physical ticket for entry, meaning they must book online or in person for one of the available time slots. Parking is $3 for members, however, and they must purchase a voucher to show the parking lot attendant before they leave the museum.


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A good problem should be more than a mere exercise; it should be challenging and not too easily solved by the student, and it should require some "dreaming" time.
— Howard Eves
Wednesday Wisdom features a quote to inspire my fellow homeschoolers and math education peeps. Today's quote is from Howard Eves, An Introduction to the History of Mathematics. Background photo courtesy of Brenda Clarke (CC BY 2.0) via flickr.
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The Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market kicks off this week in Ashland and Medford.
The Ashland market will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, at the National Guard Armory, 1420 E. Main St. The Medford market will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, March 13, at the Medford Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Highway.
In the early weeks of the market season expect to see coffee, jam, baked goods, honey, cheeses, sprouts, some hardy greens, root vegetables, free-range eggs and more. Lots of crafts, including pottery, woodwork and jewelry, will be available. Look for breakfast and lunch from food carts selling prepared foods.
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Last week, Amir Efrati and Sam Shechner of the WSJ reported that Yahoo is close to acquiring a controlling stake in the YouTube-of-Europe, Dailymotion, at a valuation somewhere around $300 million. We cannot confirm that the deal is done – but we can say that two separate sources, one, close to Yahoo, another, involved in the deals space, believe the deal is as good as done, and talked to us as though it was. Which left us asking: Why is Yahoo buying an also-ran YouTube clone? One answer is that it fits into Marissa Mayer's big picture content strategy, as relayed to us by another
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Make Marketing Communications That Speak Your Customers' Language
6 months into our healthy food start-up, we have started speaking a handful of new languages. It took us a little while to learn them, but a tool called the "Customer Buyers Persona Template" has been our Rosetta Stone. We are quickly figuring out that the language (and slang) our customers speak is the key for effective and engaging marketing communications.
Before absorbing the language of our customers, we had divided up our segments by demographic and psychographic indicators. Through the first few customer interviews and some quick Internet research, we figured out age, income, lifestyle and benefits sought for our customer segments.
But now, after six months, we have a history of conversations in personal selling, and interactions on Facebook, Twitter and Email to draw from. This resource is proving to be our greatest marketing input.
Rather than using a standardized marketing message across our collateral, we are learning to speak unique languages to each group.
At first, we were "creating fresh and wholesome meal solutions to enable healthy on the go lifestyles." Turns out our youth athletes are telling a different story about Meal in a Jar than our young professionals, our gym junkies and our seniors. To one group, it's a yummy snack before skating practice, to another it's a nutritious and affordable alternative to fast food, to another it's protein packed vegetarian options on the fly, and to another it's a time saving option for feeding the family on Wednesday night. So what are our key takeaways to share?
Speak new dialects.
You story is told in the different languages of your customers. By seeing your customer groups as unique language-speaking groups, you can refine your value proposition and marketing communications plan. This revised customer-centric strategy is helping us untangle our messaging and speak the language our customers understand.
Submerge yourself in new cultures.
Ever been dropped into a new country and seemingly acquired the language faster than you ever did in school? Our real world conversations are proving way more valuable than our roundtable chats about what we think customers want. By engaging in Tweets, Facebook threads, and remaining active with personal sales, we are continuously learning new words, catch phrases and benefits to incorporate into our messaging.
Keep a list to make a pitch.
Nothing is more valuable than real world quotes from your customers. Write down the objections, pain-points and wish lists from each customer segment, in their own words. You can mine Facebook, Twitter, Emails, personal interviews and personal sales conversations for quotes to help you build an effective customer persona. From each detailed persona, you can nail a concise elevator pitch for targeted marketing.
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Computer Section-Level Adaptive Test
The GRE®General Test General Test is a standardized exam that is administered as part of the graduate school admissions process. Colleges and universities use GRE scores to evaluate a student's readiness for graduate-level course work. The GRE® General Test assesses critical thinking and reasoning skills that help to determine the probability for successful academic performance. Other factors, such as undergraduate grades, interviews, and letters of recommendation also contribute to the admissions application portfolio.
1) Cliffs Notes GRE General Test (2011) with CD/ROM (4 full-length practice tests) – ISBN # 978-1118057605
2) The Official Guide to the GRE (2011) – ISBN # 978-0071700528
3) Official GRE®revised General Test website: www.ets.org/gre (information and computer practice tests)
Multiple-choice questions are presented randomly for the verbal and quantitative sections. The first twenty questions of each section will determine the level of difficulty for the second section of twenty questions. The computer will adjust questions so that all questions contribute equally to the final score. Your final score is based upon the number of questions you answer correctly. Keep in mind that if you are faced with a question that requires multiple answers such as "select one or more answers," you must select all of the correct answers to receive full credit a correct response.
The multiple-choice sections (verbal and quantitative) each compute a raw score based on the number of questions answered correctly. The raw score is equated and converted into a scaled score from 130-170 for each measure, with 1-point increments. The mean score is 150 on each measure. There is no penalty for guessing.
The computerized test allows you to go forward and backward from question to question within a section. Students now have the ability to skip and return to questions within a section to change previous answers. Students can also mark a question with a check mark as a reminder to answer the question later. A simple four-function on-screen calculator is available for the quantitative section to help with computations.
There are three different verbal reasoning question types: reading comprehension, text completion and sentence equivalence.
There are four different quantitative reasoning question types and six different math content style topics. The focus of each question type is one of the six content style topics.
Computer Adaptive Test
The GMAT measures the skills you have developed throughout your college career in quantitative, verbal, integrated reasoning and analytical writing assessment. This exam helps graduate business schools evaluate the probability for success in advanced study in an MBA program or other graduate program.
Effective June, 2012 the GMAT lasts approximately 3 ½ hours and is composed of one 30-minute essay, 37 quantitative multiple-choice questions (75 minutes), and 41 verbal ability multiple-choice questions (75 minutes) and 12 integrated reasoning questions (30 minutes).
1) Cliffs Notes GMAT (2012) with CD/ROM (4 full-length practice tests) – ISBN #978-1118077528
2) The Official Guide to the GMAT (2012) – ISBN # 978-1118109793
3) Official GMAT website: www.mba.com (test information and computer practice tests)
For information and test administration application contact:
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P.O. Box 581907
Minneapolis, MN 55458-1907
General Inquires: (800) 717-4628
The LSAT is designed to measure the range of your reading and reasoning abilities related to the study of law. The questions on the test evaluate reading comprehension (including comparative reading), logical reasoning, and analytical reasoning. The LSAT is reasoning oriented. Therefore, it is critical to understand the thinking processes involved to receive your best possible score. Your success on the LSAT demonstrates your ability to read with skilled comprehension and to reason clearly under time constraints. These strengths are important to both the study and practice of law.
The LSAT consists of five 35-minute multiple-choice sections, and one 30-minute unscored writing sample. One of the five multiple-choice sections is experimental and does not count toward your score. Four sections count toward your LSAT score. The LSAT sections are: Reading Comprehension (one section), Analytical Reasoning (one section), and Logical Reasoning (two sections).
A total of 96 to 104 questions that are scaled to a scoring range of 120 to 180 to produce an average score of about 150-151. It is necessary to answer approximately 60 percent of the questions correctly to obtain an average score. There is no penalty for guessing on the LSAT, so never leave a question without at least taking an educated guess.
1) Barron's LSAT with CD/ROM (2009) – ISBN # 978-0764195433
2) 10 New Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests (2012) – ISBN #978-0984636006
3) Official LSAT website: www.lsac.org
For information about test administration and application contact:
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The SAT is a national standardized reasoning test that is used along with your high school records to assess your competence for college work. The test consists of critical reading, writing, and mathematics. The test lasts 3 hours and 45 minutes and consists of mostly multiple-choice type questions, some grid-in type of math questions, and one 25-minute essay.
1) Cliffs Notes SAT with CD/ROM including 7 full-length practice tests – ISBN #978-1118057599
2) The Official SAT Study Guide (2015) – ISBN #978-1-4573-0430-9
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Computer-Based & Paper-Based Testing
The CBEST measures proficiencies in three general areas: reading comprehension, mathematics and essay writing. This test was developed to meet requirements related to credentialing and employment. It is based upon the theory that teachers should be able to use the same skills taught to students – skills essential to students both in the classroom and outside school. All questions (except the essay in the Writing Section) are multiple choice with five answer choices for each question.
Each of the three sections receives a score ranging from 20 to 80. The passing score for each section is 41. The total passing score for the CBEST is 123. If you score below the passing mark on one section (or even on two sections) but your total score is 123 or higher, you can still pass the exam but only if your score in each section is 37 or above. This test is paper based or computer administered.
1) Cliffs Notes CBEST (2010) – ISBN # 978-0470454534
2) Official CBEST website: www.ctcexams.nesinc.com (test information and practice test)
For information about test administration and application contact:
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Aligned with California Subject Matter Requirements
The CSET: Multiple Subjects computer-based exam is designed to evaluate subject-matter competence and Common Core Standards. Your success on the CSET: Multiple Subjects exam depends upon your measured knowledge and skill in the subject matter taught in California classrooms. The exam is based upon the California classroom framework, curriculum and instructional materials. This test is a broad-range exam that includes these sections: Reading, Language, and Literature; History and Social Science; Science and Mathematics; and Physical Education, Human Development and Visual and Performing Arts.
The test consists of 143 multiple-choice questions and 11 short constructed-response questions. There are three subtests:
Subtest I – Reading, Language, and Literature (26 mc questions and 2 SCR questions); History and Social Science (26 mc questions and 2 SCR questions)
Subtest II – Science (26 mc questions and 2 SCR questions); Math (26 mc questions and SCR questions)
Subtest III – Physical Education (13 mc questions and 1 SCR question); Human Development (13 mc questions and 1 SCR question); Visual and Performing Arts (13 mc questions and 1 SCR question)
Scores range from 100-300 for each subtest. In each subtest, the multiple-choice section is worth 70% and the short constructed-response section is worth 30%. To pass each subtest, you need about 65-70% correct on the multiple-choice questions and an average score of about "2" on each short constructed- response question. There is no penalty for guessing, so never leave an answer blank. Always attempt a response on the short constructed-response questions since you may get at least partial credit for attempting an answer. A calculator is provided on your computer screen during the test. You may register for 1, 2 or all 3 subtests.
1) Cliffs Notes CSET (2012) with CD/ROM including 3 full-length practice tests – ISBN # 978-1118176535
2) Official CSET website: www.ctcexams.nesinc.com
For information about test administration and application contact:
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Evaluation Systems
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Computer-Based Test
The RICA (Reading Instruction Competence Assessment) is designed to assess knowledge and skills in effective reading instruction for teachers and potential elementary school teachers. It was adopted by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) "to measure an individual's knowledge, skill, and ability relative to effective reading instruction." The RICA is composed of two different and separate assessments—the RICA Written Examination and the RICA Video Performance Assessment. Test-takers must pass either one of the two assessments to complete the requirement. The "written examination" is only given by computer.
The test is composed of the following:
The overall scoring for each domain on the RICA is approximately:
|Domain I
|Planning, Organizing, and Managing Reading Instruction Based on Ongoing Assessment
|Domain II
|Word Analysis
|Domain III
|Domain IV
|Vocabulary, Academic Language, and Background Knowledge
|Domain V
The total raw scores for the entire exam are converted to a scaled score of 100–300 possible points. The minimum passing scaled score (the magic number) is 220 to pass the RICA.
Cliffs Notes RICA (2010) – ISBN # 978-0470587300
Official RICA website: www.ctcexams.nesinc.com
For information about test administration and application contact:
RICA Program
Evaluation Systems
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Navigating through highly trafficked airports and train stations can be more difficult if you don't know the native language.
Fortunately, Google is rolling out its Google Maps "Street View" navigation feature for 50 major train stations and 16 airports around the world. (Check out this interactive map for all the locations added.) That means you're essentially getting an eye-level map of the entire facility, which should make getting to your destinations that much easier.
The new street view airport/train station maps is a nice addition from Google and one that should prove very useful with all the traveling people tend to do during the holiday season, which kicks off this week.
In a blog post announcing the new street view functionality, Google indicates that this is a "first effort," meaning more street view locations should be coming in the near future.
This isn't the first time Google has added the street view feature to a location. The company has previously added it to a number of exotic locations, including popular mountains, Galapagos Islands, and more.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google ... All Google news »


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Police were called to a church in southwest Oklahoma City to investigate a suspicious package on Thursday afternoon.
Two bomb squad technicians were called to LifeChurch.TV at 7800 S. Walker Ave. around noon Thursday.
The technicians used an x-ray machine to examine the package and determined it was filled with clothes.
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Intelligrated debuts industry-first pick-to-light system with dual shelf dynamic slotting
In a press conference held Tuesday, Intelligrated (Booth 2903) introduced a variety of new technologies in sortation, robotics and automation, including the Trak3 xD and Trak3 xL extended display pick-to-light system. The Trak3 xD and xL system is the first in the industry to offer dynamic dual-shelf pick face and replenishment slotting capability, said Jerry Koch, director of corporate marketing and product management.
The system is ideal for dense flow rack picking and put applications, or general merchandise operations that require dynamic slotting of a variety product sizes. It provides end-to-end shelf coverage for a dynamic pick face, with the ability to slot product widths ranging from 1 inch to several feet. Further, Koch noted, its dual-shelf configuration for independent upper- and lower-shelf slotting maximizes SKU density, decreases storage cost per SKU and increases picks per foot.
To enable multiple order fillers per zone, multicolor hardware directs simultaneous filling of multiple orders or value-added services.
ProMat 2011 will be held March 21 - 24, 2011 at McCormick Place South in Chicago. The tradeshow will showcase the latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain solutions in the material handling and logistics industry.
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Work to replace aging storm sewer lines will shut down part of 95th Street east of Antioch Road starting Friday.
Crews will shut down the road at 9 a.m. Friday for a project that's expected to be completed by 5 p.m. Saturday.
The city said the intersection of 95th and Antioch will remain open, but people trying to head east from the intersection will face detours.
Drivers can use 103rd Street as a detour while the work is being completed.


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2. Pull down the menu for "group". Listed will be your group or groups already established on the local area network.
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Burn victim finds the good after farm accident
MALAGA — Bruce Spencer says he puts on his super hero suit each morning and gets stronger every day.
He'll always have scars from the tractor fire that scorched 35 percent of his body with second- and third-degree burns last summer. His outlook on life has also changed for life. For the better, he said.


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Well, the Thunder did end up moving up in the draft. From 29 to 26.
Taking the Golden State Warriors pick, who got it from the Timberwolves, the Thunder moved to 26th to select guard Andre Roberson from Colorado.
Roberson is a 6-7 swingman that is mostly known for his athleticism. Why the Thunder moved up to get him though, I do not know.


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World Benefits1004 Walnut D15 Champlain, New York U.S.A.
World Benefits ripoff report, There has been many complaints on this company. What is going to be done!? Champlain New York *UPDATE .. World Benefits contacts Rip-off Report. REFUNDS will be given to unsatisfied customers *EDitor's UPDATE 2-20-04!
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Rip-off Report is hoping they will live up to what they have promised, we think they will, ..we'll see. Rip-off Report will continue to investigate more into this situation, and we will eventually post an UPDATE to the main Report at this web address: https://www.ripoffreport.com/view.asp?id=76605
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HELLO What is going to be done with this fraudulant company!!! You guys have this site for a reason I'm hoping!!
I have scanned the claims on this company and written my own!!! I keep coming back to the site only to find more claims an NO ACTION!!!!! What will be done here!??!
Legal action needs to be taken and all of our hard earned money returned ASAP!!! What more do you guys need?!!!? There are hundreds of complaints already and more piling!!
Its very disappointing to come back and nothing has changed!! Please help us!!!
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All Nippon Airways' plan to launch a San Jose-Tokyo route this year is in a holding pattern as the airline awaits delivery of more 787 Dreamliners, the innovative but long-delayed Boeing aircraft.
Japan-based ANA -- which has five 787s and is the only airline to get the planes so far -- now estimates the highly anticipated trans-Pacific service will start in early 2013, said ANA spokeswoman Nao Gunji.
"We would like the (launch) announcement to be as soon as possible. We have all kinds of difficult planning to do," she said. "It's our guess that it's looking to be more like January, February or March of 2013. But again, that's our speculation. Everybody's delivery schedule is up in the air. "
ANA's first 787 flight to the United States will be on its Seattle-Tokyo route, which the airline hopes to begin later this year.
A spokeswoman for Boeing said she could not provide any details about delivery dates because it is the company's policy to allow its customers to make such announcements. "We are continuing to work hard to complete the assembly of airplanes and deliver them to our customers," said Boeing spokeswoman Jennifer Cram.
ANA is one of many airlines that have grown impatient with three-plus years of delivery delays for the aircraft, said Robert Herbst, an aviation industry consultant who operates AirlineFinancials.com.
"The 787 is an awesome aircraft, but the 787 program for Boeing has been an absolute disaster," he said. "The airlines have to plan their routes and schedules months, even years, in advance. Just training pilots can take a year and a half. So to have to plan so far in advance and they don't know when they are going to get the aircraft -- it's extremely disruptive for them."
Airlines around the world, which have ordered more than 800 of the new planes, view the 787 as an industry game-changer. Half of the plane is made of lightweight composites -- high-strength fibers embedded in resin -- allowing it to be 20 percent more fuel-efficient than other jetliners. With the cost of jet fuel increasing -- soaring some 300 to 400 percent in the past decade, Herbst said -- airlines are desperate to get the new plane. Fuel accounts for 35 to 45 percent of an airline's costs, he said.
"When an aircraft comes along that allows you to save 20 percent, that is a tremendous change in the bottom line for these airlines," Herbst said.
United Airlines, which hopes to get five 787s, plans to use the planes for its Asia-Pacific routes. The airline has said it is seeking compensation for delivery delays.
Boeing's decision to outsource manufacturing of many of the 787's parts -- which caused quality control problems -- is the prime reason for the clogged assembly line in Everett, Wash., Herbst said.
"I don't recall any time in the history of aircraft development that we've had this kind of delay," he said. "A lot of airlines are really impatient. They won't say so publicly, but they are not very happy with Boeing about this."
In addition to savings in operating costs, the 787 is expected to open up new routes that would not be profitable with larger aircraft. The 787 is designed for 210 to 250 passengers, though ANA is outfitting its long-haul 787 with only 46 business-class and 112 economy seats to allow more open space. A Boeing 777-300, in contrast, can carry some 368.
The San Jose-Tokyo route is a welcome boost to Mineta San Jose International Airport, which lost a third of its scheduled flights amid the prolonged economic downturn as it completed its massive remodeling. City officials estimate the new international route will generate $90 million in business annually for the region.
But for now, the airport's new era of international travel is on hold.
"I run into business people and there is a lot of buzz about it," said Ed Nelson, director of air service development who works to persuade airlines to come to San Jose. "It's almost like a seal of approval. A world-class airline has chosen to launch a franchise jetliner -- a $200 million airplane, or whatever -- in San Jose."
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the part and was charging him $269. When I check my credit card they took out $369.
I have tried to get this resolved and talked to a manager who keeps telling me he will call back, but doesnt
When you talk to their employees they are rude and hang up on you and then take the phone off the hook. No one will talk to you, they just rip you off.
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The Birds of Prey are an all-female (usually…the lineup fluctuates a lot) superteam of the toughest ladies in the DC Universe. Occasionally they let a guy tag along, but he's always outclassed, because these superheroines are the best of the better than the best. In fact, for as long as this team has operated, they've proven themselves one of the toughest teams to ever see print. Now, if you're thinking this is a book for female readers only, here are three reasons you're stupid:
- This book is brutally good.
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- Your sexism is beneath you.
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Justice Ginsburg, Paris Hilton and a Powerful Dissent
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg got props for her routine Friday night, when she contested her reputation as the least funny member of the Supreme Court with a quip-filled address to the American Constitution Society, a liberal legal organization holding its convention in Washington.
One pending Supreme Court case, concerning profane words spoken by minor celebrities on television, "asks whether the FCC's current indecency policy violates the First or Fifth Amendment. 'The Paris Hiltons of the world,' my law clerks told me, 'eagerly await the decision,'" Justice Ginsburg said. "'It is beyond my comprehension,' I told the clerks, 'how the FCC can claim jurisdiction to ban words spoken in a hotel on French soil.'"
Remember, Supreme Court justices are graded on a curve.
But Justice Ginsburg ended her remarks with a more serious point, observing that dissenting opinions, even if speaking for the losers on the court, can still have an effect in the world outside. Most famously, Justice Ginsburg's dissent in Ledbetter v. Goodyear directly prompted passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, easing the path for lawsuits against employers accused of sex discrimination. But she took particular pride in a lesser-known case involving a California woman whose homicide conviction had been upheld by the state courts and whose appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court repeatedly had been rejected.
"In the court's first opinion of the current term, Cavazos v. Smith, I addressed a dissent to a different audience. Shirley Ree Smith, abysmally represented at trial, was convicted of shaking her seven-week-old grandson to death. Her sentence, 15 years to life. The Ninth Circuit, on habeas review, held there was no convincing support for the state's theory that the infant died of so-called shaken baby syndrome," Justice Ginsburg said.
On Ms. Smith's third high court petition, the Supreme Court summarily reversed the Ninth Circuit and told it to stop meddling with her conviction.
"What is now known about shaken baby syndrome casts grave doubt on the charge leveled against Smith; and uncontradicted evidence showed she poses no danger whatever to her family or anyone else in society," Justice Ginsburg wrote in her dissent, joined by Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor. Ms. Smith cited that dissent in appealing for clemency from California Gov. Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown Jr. In April, he commuted her sentence to time served.
"Justice, at last, prevailed, do you not agree?" Justice Ginsburg said.


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MIDDLEBURY — Longtime former Middlebury Union High School field hockey and tennis coach and physical education teacher Gail Jette will be honored next week by a Middlebury nonprofit that runs mentoring programs for girls, including at Middlebury Union Middle, Mary Hogan and Ripton Elementary schools.
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3/25 RIT vs. Midd. ............................... 21-11
3/28 Midd. vs. Amherst......................... 17-11
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MIDDLEBURY — Many footpaths in the Middlebury area still lie buried under several inches of snow and ice, but a local group is making plans and eagerly awaiting spring's thaw so they can get back to running on those trails.
Middlebury Trail Enthusiasts, as the growing group of trail runners is known, is working to connect outdoor enthusiasts with similar activity levels and goals while expanding awareness and responsible use of local trail resources, said Heather Flewelling, an MTE organizer, in a post on the group's webpage.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Skidmore College senior and former Vergennes Union High School standout Connor Merrill capped his men's basketball career on Saturday by scoring 15 points on six-for-nine shooting as his West All-Star team defeated the East All-Stars, 105-94, in the Reese's NCAA Division III Men's Basketball All-Star game.
Merrill, a 1,000-point scorer at Skidmore and VUHS, added six rebounds, an assist and a block in Saturday's contest, during which he sank three of four three-attempts.
WHITTIER, Calif. — The Middlebury College men's tennis team, ranked No. 3 in the most recent NCAA Division III poll, kept up its winning ways on its annual spring break trip to California, improving to 7-0 heading into a match played late on Tuesday.
On Sunday, the Panthers posted a pair of 9-0 victories in matches played at Whittier College over the host Poets and again in the evening against Pacific.
TUCSON, Ariz. — The Middlebury College baseball team got off to an 0-6 start in its spring break trip to Tucson, Ariz., and will hope to bounce back this weekend, still in Tucson, in a three-game set vs. NESCAC West foe Williams.
On Saturday, St. John's of Minnesota (9-6) swept a twin bill from the Panthers, 12-4 and 17-9, as Middlebury's season opened.
3/23 Midd. vs. Roanoke.......................... 19-4
3/23 Oberlin vs. Midd........................... 14-13
3/24 Grace vs. Midd................................. 9-8
SHENANDOAH, Texas — Middlebury College swimmers Jamie Hillas and Stephan Koenigsberger earned All-American honors at last week's NCAA Division III swimming and diving championships in Shenandoah, Texas, an event hosted by the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.
Hillas finished sixth in the woman's 100-meter breaststroke in 1:03.18, earning All-American status for the second straight year and matching her finish in the 2014 NCAA meet.
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury College men's lacrosse team's sixth straight victory came more easily than the previous five.
On Saturday, Coach Dave Campbell's Panthers took a 6-0 lead over visiting Bowdoin in the first quarter and coasted to a 13-7 victory to improve to 6-1, 3-1 in NESCAC play. Middlebury's only loss of the season was in the opening game to undefeated NCAA Division III and NESCAC champion Tufts.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College confirmed on Wednesday that former Panther All-American and Middlebury Union High School three-sport standout Kate Perine Livesay will become the school's next women's lacrosse head coach.
Longtime current head coach Missy Foote announced this winter that she would leave her post after this season, and Livesay resigned as Trinity College women's lacrosse head coach to assist Foote this spring.
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A longtime aide to City Comptroller John Liu admitted in court last week that she conspired to commit financial fraud to help Liu's mayoral campaign.
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Alongside my professional work in commercial translation I pursue an interest in literary translation. I have published the following pieces:
Bertolt Brecht, 'Deg o Straeon Herr Keuner', Taliesin 138 (Winter 2009) pp. 52–4 [Welsh translation of a selection of Brecht's Geschichten vom Herrn Keuner by Seiriol Dafydd].
Michael Roes, 'As-Samt / The Silence', no man's land 6 (2011) read here
Ilija Trojanow, 'Multiculturalism Today: An Address on a Cosmopolitan Culture', in Julian Preece (ed.), Ilija Trojanow (Oxford: Peter Lang, 2012) pp. 15–44 [English translation by Seiriol Dafydd].
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The Bald Soprano
by Eugene Ionesco
Analysis: Steaminess Rating
Exactly how steamy is this story?
The Bald Soprano is pretty tame on the whole steaminess front. The closest we get to a come-on is when Mr. Smith says to his wife, "Oh, my little ducky daddles, what a little spitfire you are! […] Come, let's put out the lights and go bye-byes" (76). Hmm, not very explicit. The Smiths don't even get to go "bye-byes," because the Martins show up before they get a chance (76). Oh, also we find out that Mary, the maid, and the Fire Chief are secret lovers. Of course, none of this lovin' takes place on stage. In the end, The Bald Soprano stays in solid PG range.


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American River Bankshares, the parent of American River Bank, earned $870,000 in the fourth quarter, down from earning $1 million in the same period n 2011.
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The first issue of "Casanova: Avaritia" was a little hard to process. After such a long wait since the end of the book's original run at Image, it was hard to know what would happen with a new volume of "Casanova." The new stories in the recolored/relettered reprints from Icon gave a clue; expectations were tentatively high and those are hard circumstances to succeed under no matter how good a comic you produce. The good news about that is, with the first issue out of the way and the tone and story of "Avaritia" established, the second issue is more its own beast and not burdened by expectations and hem-hawing over whether or not the long wait was 'worth it.' It gets to simply be a really good comic.
E.M.P.I.R.E. has stepped up its plans to ensure Newman Xeno never exists by changing strategies: instead of simply destroying alternate timelines, Casanova now just has to kill every alternate timeline Luther Desmond Diamond. There are worse things that cleanly destroying entire timelines and that's killing the same man over and over and over again. If you thought Casanova was depressed last issue, his misery is tenfold now. But, he sees a way out and that's by actually connecting with Diamond and not killing him.
The ensuing issue is strange and shifting, constantly pressing forward through alternate timelines that bleed into others (including one where Diamond is the writer of a comic called "Casanova"). Casanova's struggle to make Diamond understand his plight and escape from E.M.P.I.R.E. watchful gaze long enough to save the future Newman Xeno is some of Matt Fraction's most emotionally poignant writing. He also finds room to deconstruct his own writing in a few different ways along with the nature of artistic creation. The interior monologue of Diamond the writer is almost disturbing, but not as disturbing as him shouting "I'm just in it for the laffs!" as he kills his fans with a gun.
Can the internet handle any more nice things said about the art of Gabriel Bá? Well, it's going to have to: Bá's art is amazing. As Fraction points out in the issue's backmatter, part of what makes Bá so great are the small touches he includes like the intricate knots tied to keep a dead man down, but it's also the way he perfectly captures a moment like Casanova's brief moment of peace and tranquility on the first page. This is an issue of fantastic panels that stop you dead and wonder how someone can so completely capture a single moment so well.
Aiding Bá is colorist Cris Peter. It took a little adjusting when the Icon reprints started, but his moody, expressive colors add so much to the art. She doesn't worry about capturing the realities of a scene, just the tone and emotional mood. A specific color dominates one scene and, then, isn't seen again in the next. It's the sort of coloring that more comics should be striving for.
"Casanova: Avaritia" is a different comic from "Luxuria" and "Gula," and that's a great thing. The first issue was a little hard to absorb because of expectations, but this issue doesn't have those problems. It hits the ground running and packs in so much that one read isn't going to do it. More than that, it's an improvement over the first issue as the expectations aren't as high for Fraction and company. The pressure is off a little and it shows in a more relaxed, skillfully done issue. I can't wait for number three.


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She's a princess, to be sure. Opinionated, stubborn little pug: that too. But in the end, she's Momma's baby girl. When she cuddles in my arms, she calms right down. When she licks my chin, I fall in love all over again. There are definitely some nurturing instincts being brought to the surface when you have an adorable little dog.
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It's soft. And when I say it's soft, I mean that Merry hopped in it the moment we received it and it took me a treat and ten minutes to coax her back out. The fabrics are ultra plush velours, used for the outer body as well as the inner body and the (removable) inner cushion.
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If we had one thing to change about this bed, it would be a slightly thicker pad! Merry's a diva, and loves overstuffed pillows. We wish more manufacturers did this! While the pillow is more than plush enough, there's something opulent about overstuffing that we would love to see in more beds.
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September 13, 2006
Gasoline and Oil Prices Fall as Driving Season Draws to a Close
As the summer driving season wraps up, a drop in demand for gasoline combined with a switch to winter-grade gasoline (which is cheaper to produce) is causing retail prices for gasoline to fall in the United States, according to DOE's Energy Information Administration (EIA). After reaching near-record levels at mid-summer, the average price for regular unleaded gasoline fell to $2.62 per gallon as of September 11th, as reported in the September 12th edition of "Short-Term Energy Outlook." The EIA report projects a continued decline in gasoline prices in the coming months, reaching a low of $2.55 per gallon in January 2007 before rising again to average $2.77 per gallon next summer.
The high prices for gasoline and petroleum have contributed to a slow growth in demand in the United States and throughout the world. U.S. gasoline consumption is expected to grow by 1.0 percent in 2006 and 1.2 percent in 2007, while U.S. petroleum consumption is expected to remain flat this year but increase 2.0 percent in 2007. Global petroleum consumption is expected to increase 1.4 percent in 2006 and 2.0 percent in 2007, with China causing most of the demand growth this year, and the United States joining China as the major sources of demand growth next year. For now, though, petroleum prices are dropping, with crude oil spot prices falling below $70 per barrel on September 1st, according to the EIA's "This Week in Petroleum." The EIA projects spot prices to remain around $70 per barrel through 2007. See the "Short-Term Energy Outlook" and "This Week in Petroleum" reports on the EIA Web site.
For the latest retail prices for gasoline and futures prices for petroleum, respectively, see the Daily Fuel Gauge Report, a service of the American Automobile Association, and the New York Mercantile Exchange Web site.


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