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Stay-at-home dads not outlandish
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Dear Editor: Your Fathers Day feature (Make room for Daddy, June 17) is disappointing. Dr. Alter is clearly a dedicated parent, but he is not a stay-at-home dad by any stretch of the imagination. According to your article, he and his wife pay for enough child care so that they can both continue to work full time; this simply makes the Alters one of many families in the United States in which both parents work, struggling to balance parenting with their jobs. Like other UA faculty members, Dr. Alter probably works many hours at home, in addition to his five hours a day at the office after the kids go to bed or on weekends making him even less comparable to the fathers from Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, and South Carolina that you feature. The article, instead of suggesting that stay-at-home dads are increasingly common, makes it seem like Dr. Alter is outlandish for taking responsibility for his fair share of parenting duties.
Would it really have been impossible to find a single father in Tuscaloosa or Northport who, like 98,000 other Americans, has stayed out of the workforce for at least one year to take care of his children?
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Mad filmmaker Werner Herzog may have conjured up a whole new genre when he directed his 3D art-house documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams. That film—combining ancient cave art with eye-popping 3D technology—became an award-winning hit. Now, fellow German auteur Wim Wenders (Wings of Desire, Until the End of the World) has followed suit, creating a 3D documentary about avant garde dance choreographer Pina Bausch.
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This Week In Games 7.2.10
By John Bee [ Fri Jul 2 2010 6:57 PM ]
Holy, crap! Ebert cries uncle in the games as art debate. About damn time, dog.
That 3D thing they're pushing into home TVs and with the 3DS? Long term exposure can totally screw up children's eyesight.
This whole making you pay again for the nice version of old games thing is looking pretty good to Sony.
But hey, at least they know what we really want is HD Ico and Shadow of the Colossus.
Metro 2033 gets a sequel, AND it's in 3D.
Now I want to see it wade knee deep through a residential neighborhood (not mine)!
Bizarre: A judge games with a defendant he's sentenced in the past, and flees his job when outed.
Oops, $50 extra dollars a year for Hulu Plus on PS3.
On again off again fan-made sequel to King's Quest is on again.
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Playboy jumps on the 3-D bandwagon with a 3-D centerfold spread.
The Pope calls the Catholic church sex abuse scandal "terrifying."
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The Magicians
The mad science of Fab Lab ABQ
By Julia Mandeville
Imagine: You're a legendary archaeologist. You embark upon a dig that quickly becomes the most extraordinary of your career. As you stumble upon one singularly exceptional artifact after another, you leap about (very careful not to break anything), overcome by the remarkable knowledge you're unearthing. Then you remember that you can't keep any of it. You're excavating an important spiritual site, and though you've been granted permission to explore, you have to return every found thing to the people who hold the land sacred. You understand—but you're devastated at the informational, educational and historical records that will never exist. Until you realize that Fab Lab ABQ has a solution, and you resume your joyful leaping.
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What Are You Playing This Weekend?
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I'll be playing Heavy Rain this weekend. For those of you not familiar, Heavy Rain is a PS3 game where you investigate a series of child murders via four separate characters, and it provides more of what you'd expect from an interactive fiction than a video game proper. Graphically, it's stunning (though the brought-
I'll also be playing some games from the Kokoromi site. Kokoromi is a collective of Montreal-based experimental game designers and curators who orchestrate games-as-art events. Currently I'm running through the list of submissions to the Gamma 256 event of November 2007 where developers were constrained to making games that fit within a 256x256 pixel window. Some feel a little slapped together, others don't work, but so far at least two are great: Jason Rohrer's Passage, and Jim McGinley's Mondrian Provoked. And if I can find my red/blue 3d glasses anywhere, I'll check out some of the submissions to Gamma 3D as well.
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– writer Peter David, explaining to Comic Book Resources why he decided to end X-Factor in September with Issue 262
I'm sad. This was the book that brought me back as a monthly reader. When I saw #1 on the shelf with Madrox, Siryn and Monet (!) on the cover I knew I had to go back and read a monthly.
While it's true that nothing lasts forever, it's still sad that X-Factor is ending. My concern is that the characters PAD imbued with such life will just end up as wallpaper or, worse, be killed off to make some stupid event "important."
It's been an(other) amazing run. PAD is a master of his craft, and able to give each character he touches a distinctive voice and purpose. Some of his stories have been fantastic, some have been eh, but the overall ride of X-Factor, even going back to the original series, has long been one of my favorites. Here's hoping PAD continues to recover quickly, and has another dozen projects coming our way soon.
The upside to anything written by PAD is that you know that, barring low sales or editorial interference, he will stay on a book pretty much forever. The downside is that nothing lasts forever, and so after 8 great years, I'm losing my favorite monthly comic and the industry as a whole is losing one of its most consistently well written titles.
I agree with Lorrie above, that I hope that Marvel doesn't decide to put these characters in limbo, or toss out all the hard work and characterization PAD and his artists have put into making them the most believable, and likable, cast in the Marvel universe.
Thanks again for the great run, PAD, and I hope you continue feeling better. I'll be looking forward to whatever you write next.
I'm happy I at least got to meet PAD at a con a few years back to tell him how much I loved the book, how it brought me back to comics and how much I loved his character work with Jamie, Layla etc. I also thanked him for making M a part of the team. I loved her since Day 1 of Generation X and would follow her just about anywhere. I just hope we'll see her again under PAD's pen.
PAD is one of my favorite creators. I will miss this book (the only X-book that I read on a monthly basis). I wish him a speedy continuing recovery and, if he wishes it, a new series to work on.
I'm sad. X-Factor is one of my favorites and has been since it started. It's going to be missed.
Sad news.
Peter David's run was one of the best written comic books of the last ten years — and it was certainly THE most stable and consistent-quality comic book published in the last ten years by either Marvel or DC.
Keep up the great work, Peter — and healing beams to you!
(and we fans can now watch as Marvel renumbers and reboots X-Factor beyond recognition and begins another game of musical chairs with writers and artists)
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May 7, 2003
- Good morning. Thank you Ed (Dr. Bernacki) and Deborah (DiBenedetto). I'm delighted to join the occupational health care professionals today in Atlanta.
- We're all here because we share the same goal. We want to see all workers go home the same way they came to work. And if someone gets hurt or ill, we want to take care of them so they can return to a full and productive life.
- Today we have nearly 115 million workers at 7 million worksites in this country. We have a lot of responsibility, but we can do it.
- The talent and expertise in this room is immense. With AAOHN and ACOEM and OSHA, our ultimate success is measured by prevention.
- Theodore Roosevelt once said, "Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground." That's my philosophy. We're going to focus on the long-term vision by using the down-to-earth process of building bridges of cooperation and understanding with those who share our vision and strive to reach the same goals.
- We want everyone to understand one simple truth: Safety and health add value. To your business. To your workplace. To your life.
- The value for business is clear: focusing on safety and health programs is the right thing to do; it saves money and adds value to the organization.
- Safety and health add value to the workplace as well. The benefits include increased productivity, higher quality, increased morale and reduced turnover.
- Clearly safety and health add value to life. For workers, getting hurt or sick is not just physically painful. Injuries and illnesses can significantly reduce income, increase stress and hinder a full family life.
- By any measure ... Safety and health add value ... To your business... To your workplace... To your life.
- As more and more employers and workers understand and appreciate the value of safety and health, I believe we will be increasingly more successful in driving injuries and illnesses down. OSHA has developed three, equally important strategies to move ahead.
- These strategies include: strong, fair and effective enforcement; outreach, education and compliance assistance; and partnerships and cooperative programs. These are the tools we have to encourage employers and workers to make safety and health a core value.
- Today, I want to focus particularly on cooperative programs and our efforts with both your organizations. We've had occupational health nurses on our staff for many years, and the new head of our Office of Occupational Medicine, Dr. Donald Wright, is a board-certified occupational physician formerly with Concentra in Waco, Texas, and active with ACOEM. So, OSHA clearly values the relationship with both AAOHN and ACOEM.
- First this morning, I want to talk a little bit about our standards and guidance effort -- that's both enforcement and outreach. I want to bring you up to date on a number of health issues OSHA is working on.
- OSHA has taken a hard look at its standard setting effort. We've combined safety and health standards and re-named the office "Standards and Guidance."
- We have streamlined our semi-annual regulatory agenda. We're no longer publishing a "wish list." We're publishing a "to do" list.
- We want everyone to know what we're really working on over the next 12 months. And you can hold us accountable for those milestones.
- I'm delighted to report that we're meeting our timetables and completing our commitments. The new regulatory agenda will be out in a couple of weeks, and you can see how much we've accomplished.
- We're also beginning to develop not just standards, but guidance materials -- practical recommendations that employers can implement immediately. Two months ago, we issued final guidelines on ergonomics for nursing homes. By next week, we'll be seeking public comment on similar guidelines for the retail grocery industry. Poultry processing will follow very soon, and shipyards will follow after. And we will identify others.
- Other products -- on a wide variety of safety and health issues -- training programs, detailed information on addressing specific hazards and technical reports -- are also in the works.
- Let me talk about several exciting projects we're working on. First, AEDs -- OSHA is committed to encouraging more employers to provide Automated External Defibrillators or AEDs in the workplace. With the help of Dr. Bernacki and ACOEM, we have developed a list of companies whose medical directors support workplace AED programs. We need their help to foster further use of AEDs in the workplace. We're working on a best practices guide for first aid that will include AED programs.
- We'll also be developing a brief publication, a page on our website and an outreach presentation to promote the use of AEDs. Further, we're looking into installing these devices in our own field offices.
- A hot issue on the minds of medical professionals -- and the rest of us as well -- is SARS -- Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. We know that the primary causative agent appears to be the coronavirus and that the disease is spread primarily through close personal contact. SARS is fatal in only about 6% of cases-less than influenza.
- OSHA is providing information on its website on SARS for those at greatest risk of workplace transmission -- health care professionals, workers in the airline industry and those who must handle remains of SARS patients.
- We also have a page on our website covering smallpox. While SARS is a naturally occurring disease, we would only face smallpox if it were used as a biological weapon. Our page includes detailed information and numerous links that are helpful for health care professionals.
- We are taking a careful look at respiratory protection and personal protective equipment that workers would need during disaster response and remediation. We plan to develop a guidance document that will cover known hazards. And it will identify additional resources -- like the information on SARS and smallpox -- for issues not covered by OSHA standards or where the standards are outdated.
- We're also moving forward on other issues involving respiratory protection. We'll be sharing our proposal on assigned protection factors with the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health later this month. Once we have ACCSH input and resolve any questions, we expect to publish the proposal in the Federal Register for public comment early this summer.
- OSHA has also been petitioned to add another controlled negative pressure fit testing protocol to its list of acceptable protocols in the respiratory protection standard. This CNP would be an addition -- not a replacement. It would involve three donnings of the respirator and three fit test exercises instead of one donning and eight exercises. We'll also be discussing this approach with ACCSH. We expect to publish this proposal early this summer as well.
- OSHA is currently considering whether or not to update its standard on beryllium. Associated with chronic beryllium disease and lung cancer, beryllium is classified by IARC and NTP as a human carcinogen.
- OSHA developed general guidance information for employers on beryllium in 1999 and more specific information related to dental labs in 2001. Last fall the agency requested comments on whether it should update the standard.
- We received 34 comments, and we are analyzing those now. We've also conducted site visits at several workplaces that use beryllium -- machining shops and a recycling plant -- to investigate typical exposure levels and identify exposure control technologies that might work.
- We're involved in rulemaking on several health issues. Silica poses a problem to workers in many industries. Each year there are still 200-300 deaths from silicosis -- mostly among construction workers. OSHA's standard is about 100 �g/m� for general industry and about 250-300 �g/m� for construction and maritime. ACGIH and NIOSH have recommended a PEL of 50 �g/m� for all industry sectors.
- We're developing a comprehensive standard on crystalline silica that will cover workers in all three industrial sectors. In addition to a lower PEL, it will include provisions for health screening. Our next step in developing the proposed standard is to begin the SBREFA process -- consulting with small businesses -- in June.
- Meanwhile we are working on some guidance materials for construction -- for ten specific construction operations -- that will offer useful information on engineering controls and work practices. Again, this will be information that construction contractors can put into practice NOW -- without needing to wait for completion of the new silica standard.
- Hexavalent chromium, classified as a known human carcinogen, is the final health issue I want to address today. Workers are exposed to hexavalent chromium in a number of operations -- electroplating, welding, and in the production of paints and pigments, stainless steel, colored glass. Those involved in printing and textile dyeing and working with wet Portland cement may also be exposed.
- Last December we announced we would be developing a standard for hexavalent chromium. Soon afterwards, as a result of litigation, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the agency to complete a proposal by October 4, 2004 and a final standard by January 18, 2006. We're in the process of conducting technologic and economic feasibility analyses and quantitative risk assessment to develop the regulatory text and supporting preamble. We expect to meet the court deadline for the proposal.
- Last April, Labor Secretary Elaine Chao announced a new four-pronged approach to address musculoskeletal disorders. It includes industry-specific guidelines, enforcement through the general duty clause, outreach and assistance and research recommendations with the help of an advisory committee.
- I've already talked about the guidelines OSHA has issued and is working on. In addition to these, we're looking to individual industries to develop guidelines of their own. The printing and graphics industry, the American Furniture Manufacturers and the Society for the Plastics Industry are all actively working on guidelines.
- We have about 10 strategic partnerships focused on ergonomics and 12 alliances, like we signed with ACOEM -- but more on that later!
- We have an extensive webpage devoted to ergonomics, including interactive software to help employers find practical solutions that have worked for others.
- In addition, our new 15-member National Advisory Committee on Ergonomics met for the first time in January and is wrapping up their second meeting today. They'll assist us in many areas, but I've particularly asked them to begin helping us find ways to reduce science to practice in ergonomics. Small employers need practical guidance ... and we need to offer it.
- We will also be involved in enforcement. Does that mean OSHA will be enforcing guidelines? No, definitely not. But what it does mean is that employers who have problems with MSDs in the workplace need to address them.
- A primary focus for inspections will be nursing homes. We announced a national emphasis inspection program for nursing homes last summer. But we are conducting inspections in other industries as well.
- We are not going to focus our enforcement efforts on employers who have implemented effective ergonomic programs or who are making good-faith efforts to reduce ergonomic hazards.
- Now let's talk about another strategy OSHA is using to improve safety and health in American workplaces. That's outreach, education and compliance assistance. We've promised to expand assistance for those who want to do the right thing.
- We have 70 compliance assistance specialists -- one in each of our OSHA area offices -- whose job is to help businesses with safety and health training, guidance and encouragement. We also fund the OSHA Consultation program offers on-site service to small businesses -- visiting more than 17,000 each year. And our 20 Education Centers in 35 locations offer OSHA training -- mostly at community colleges and universities.
- Some of you may be aware of another outreach effort of ours -- QuickTakes -- our e-mail news memo. Launched a year ago, we now have nearly 32,000 subscribers, with more added every day.
- If you haven't signed on, I urge you to do so. It's free and it's fast... just 2 pages every 2 weeks, and in 2 minutes you can keep track of safety and health issues that OSHA is working on. Sign up at www.osha.gov and QuickTakes will come to your email address.
- We also have a new youth page on our website for teen workers, their parents and educators. We're focusing information on issues and hazards most likely to affect teens.
- One of the areas that demand OSHA's attention is the need to reach immigrant workers, particularly Spanish-speaking workers. Even as overall workforce fatalities have fallen, deaths among Hispanic workers have increased... up 12% in 2000 and 9% in 2001.
- We've taken a number of steps to reach out to Hispanic workers ... a toll-free help line ... 1-800-321-OSHA with assistance in English and Spanish ... a Spanish webpage ... many publications in Spanish ... 180 OSHA or state staff who speak Spanish ... partnerships with Hispanic groups ... and more.
- Our other focus for reducing injuries, illnesses and deaths is partnerships and cooperative programs. This effort includes several programs -- our premier employer partnership program -- Voluntary Protection Programs or VPP, OSHA Strategic Partnerships, and Alliances. We're looking to expand all of these programs significantly.
- Our newest partnership effort ... the one ACOEM is participating in and AAOHN joins today is ... Alliances.
- Alliances focus on leveraging resources on one or more elements such as training and education, outreach and communication or promoting the value of safety and health.
- On March 19, Dr. Bernacki and I signed an Alliance committing ACOEM and OSHA to work together on ergonomics. I was especially pleased to have ACOEM step forward as one of the first organizations to join us in an Alliance.
- ACOEM members have agreed to serve as mentors to smaller employers to help implement ergonomic programs. ACOEM will also provide health care providers with information and guidance in recognizing, diagnosing and treating ergonomic injuries.
- OSHA is developing training programs and materials that ACOEM can deliver. In addition, ACOEM is developing its own training modules and educational programs for health care providers on ergonomics.
- Very shortly, I'll be signing an Alliance with AAOHN. Through this Alliance we will work together to address a variety of safety and health issues. Specifically this agreement calls for us to:
- Disseminate safety and health information and guidance directly to businesses through local meetings such as Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and other groups as well as conferences and other events and both our websites.
- Encourage AAOHN's members to act as industry liaisons and resources for OSHA's cooperative programs and compliance assistance specialists.
- Develop electronic assistance tools for OSHA's web page that address safety and health issues including emergency management, musculoskeleteal disorders and workplace violence.
- Disseminate safety and health information and guidance directly to businesses through local meetings such as Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and other groups as well as conferences and other events and both our websites.
- OSHA has a huge challenge in assuring safety and health at 7 million workplaces in the U.S. We do not take our responsibilities lightly. Nor do we assume that we can handle this challenge alone.
- Rather, our goal is to provide the leadership and the vision to help employers and employees recognize that safety and health add value -- to businesses, to workplaces and to life. And to provide a balanced approach to carrying out our mission of helping employers and employees reduce injuries, illnesses and deaths in the workplace.
- In everything we do, we are looking for ways to partner with those who share our vision. We are particularly pleased to join with ACOEM and now AAOHN in Alliances that will enable us to work together cooperatively to address ergonomics and other safety and health issues that impact American workers.
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The Ursinus College Wind Ensemble presents its fall concert on Friday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m in the Kaleidoscope Performing Arts Center's Lenfest Theater. The event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required.
Conducted by Holly Hubbs, Associate Professor of Music, the ensemble will present a program featuring a mix of standard and new compositions for wind band. New works on the program will be a suite of composer Howard Shore's music from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and music by contemporary composer Samuel Hazo. Classic works will include John Barnes Chance's "Variations on a Korean Folksong," Jaime Texidor's "Amparito Roca," and the famous "Stars and Stripes Forever" march by John Philip Sousa.
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"One of the goals is to teach children at a young age how to make good decisions," Medina said. "Once they learn to make good decisions we hope it continues onto adulthood."
The San Miguel County Commission has directed staff to develop a bicyclist safety ordinance.
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September 14 — Restriction of the number of saloons within the limits of the city is the provision of an ordinance introduced at the regular meeting of the city council last night by Alderman Raynolds. The measure was read and discussed and action upon it was withheld until the next regular meeting. The ordinance provides that the number of saloons shall not be increased until it can be shown by a government or special census that the population of East Las Vegas has increased to 4,000... At present there are but six places in the city where liquor is dispensed over a bar.
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The City Council voted Tuesday to approve a redistricting plan for the city that leaves most of the council ward boundaries unchanged but moves a small portion of Diane Moore's Ward 2 district into Ward 3, which is represented by Andrew Feldman.
The area from North Grand Avenue, up Legion, through the Los Niños/Sierra Vista Parking lot to Mountain View Drive is now part of Ward 3. The switch was needed to even out the population between Ward 2 and Ward 3.
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Twenty-one charter schools are making their cases for establishment before the New Mexico Public Education Commission.
Out of the 21 applicants, 10 are in Albuquerque and at least two in Las Cruces and two others in Santa Fe. Some are centered around providing education to at-risk students from various ethnic backgrounds to concentrating on math and science. All of the charter school applicants must establish their curriculums and how the school will sustain itself financially.
The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center by area law enforcement between Sept.7 and Sept. 13:
Roberta Griego, 46, positive UA
William Valencia, 58, shoplifting
Robert Salinas, 26, failure to pay fines, failure to report to probation supervisor
Victoria Chavez, 28, larceny, possession, delivery or manufacturing of drug paraphernalia
Jenny Montaño, 25, abandonment or abuse of a child
Francisco Paredes, 34, felony warrant, bench warrant
Amanda Palomino, 27, APO sanction
Alfred Garcia, 61, mental health hold
Edward Garcia, 43, APO warrant
ALBUQUERQUE — Howard Bryan, an Ohio-born writer who moved to New Mexico to become one of the state's most well-known journalists and the author of a number of books about his adopted state, died Saturday, publisher and friend Marcia Keegan said. He was 91.
Keehan said Bryan died in his Albuquerque home from a cancerous tumor in his nose. Long-time friend and former Albuquerque Tribune colleague Ollie Reed said Bryan was diagnosed with cancer in May but refused to stop reading or sharing his writings about the American Southwest with visitors.
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EVERETT — Voters in the Everett School District will decide two school measures on the Feb. 9 ballot.
Proposition 1 is a four-year levy for educational programs and operations that would replace a levy that is expiring.
Proposition 2 is a smaller six-year building repair and technology levy.
Both measures require a simple majority to pass.
"We ask for what we need, not necessarily what we want, particularly in these most difficult economic times," said Jeff Moore, the district's finance director.
The replacement levy covers 19 percent of the district's daily operating budget. It helps pay salaries for teachers and teacher aides and for a variety of programs and supplies, such as textbooks, efforts aimed at improving graduation rates and more challenging course offerings for students.
The levy would raise $40 million in 2011 and increase each year to $45 million by 2014.
The Everett district serves more than 18,000 students.
District officials said the levy has become increasingly important with the Legislature making cuts in state education funding this year and likely to do the same for next year.
"We know that this levy is going to be absolutely critical in light of the state budget cuts, which are more than likely coming," said Mary Waggoner, a school district spokeswoman.
Levy rates would begin at $2.52 per $1,000 of assessed value in 2011 and reach $2.60 per $1,000 in 2014. For a house assessed at $300,000, the homeowner would pay $756 in 2011 and $780 in 2014.
The six-year building repair and technology levy will replace worn-out electrical, heating and ventilation systems as well as aging roofs. It also will replace computers on a regular cycle. It would raise $8 million a year.
Levy rates would begin at 50 cents per $1,000 of assessed value in 2011 and dip a penny or two each year to 44 cents per $1,000 in 2016. For a $300,000 home, that annual cost would be $150 in 2011 and $132 in 2016.
About three-quarters of the money would go toward instructional technology and one-quarter toward building repairs, Moore said.
Between the two levies being proposed and bond measures previously approved by voters, the overall tax rate on property owners would be $4.65 per $1,000 of assessed value.
By design, that is the same rate the district expects to collect in 2010, Moore said.
For a $300,000 home, the homeowner would pay $1,395 in district levies.
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Here's the planned coverage in The Herald for school bond and levy issues that are on the Feb. 9 ballot. These stories can also be found on www.heraldnet.com after publication.
Jan. 25: Lake Stevens School District
Jan. 26: Snohomish School District
Jan. 27: Marysville School District
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John is the first of a series of special beers from the brewers at Rogue Ales to be released each month in celebration of Rogues fifteenth anniversary. On the 15th of the month, beginning October 15, 2003 a new beer will be tapped at 15:15 hours (3:15 PST) at the five Rogue pubs. And each month a limited edition bottle, special tap handle, t-shirt, and pint glass will be released to commemorate each new or retro style beer of the month. Shirts, pints and bottled product will be available for sale only at the five Rogue Public Houses...Rogue-Trip!

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 Measurements: 16.25 degrees Plato, IBU 60, Apparent Attenuation 80, Lovibond 23.5.
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By Scott Calvert and Scott Calvert,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
March 20, 2003
CAMP PENNSYLVANIA, Kuwait - Word of the airstrikes on Iraq came as a surprise to some officers with the Army's 101st Airborne Division this morning. Here at Camp Pennsylvania, 30 miles from Iraq, commanders got the news from a reporter as they awoke at 6:30 a.m: The U.S. military struck Baghdad with Tomahawk cruise missiles and precision bombs from F-117 fighter-bombers in the opening salvo of military action to oust Saddam Hussein. But at Camp Pennsylvania, the humdrum rhythms of the camp made it seem like any other day. A line of soldiers out for a run resembled a centipede in the hazy distance.
Joseph F. Hughes, 53, credit union vice presidentJoseph F...
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Joseph F. Hughes, 53, credit union vice presidentJoseph F. Hughes, vice president of operations at the State Employees Credit Union, died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital of an aneurysm. The Baltimore resident was 53.Mr. Hughes graduated from Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School in 1962 and went to work at Schaeffer and Strohminger, an automobile dealer, in the mechanics and parts departments.He joined the Army in 1966, served in Vietnam from 1966 to 1968 and was discharged in 1970.
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John T. JohnsonRetired steel workerJohn T. Johnson, a retired steel worker, died Saturday of cancer at his home in Irvington. He was 64.He retired as a coke oven operator in 1992 after 39 years at Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s Sparrows Point plant.The native of Roxboro, N.C., came to Baltimore in 1953.Services were set for 7 p.m. today at New Shiloh Baptist Church, Clifton Avenue and Monroe Street, Baltimore.He is survived by his wife, the former Arie Williams; two sons, James L. and Gary L. Johnson, both of Baltimore; eight daughters, Esther B. Grate of Fort Eustis, Va., and Ellen E. Burton, Wanda L. Johnson, Lillian D. Spriggs, Robin A. Moore, Letitia Y. Johnson, Jill R. Johnson and Jackie Hector, all of Baltimore; four brothers, Isaac, McKinley, Andrew and Joe Johnson, all of Roxboro; five sisters, Elizabeth Eddie of Philadelphia and Lucy Jane Springfield, Cadelia Green, Emily Thornton and Minnie Neal, all of Roxboro; 22 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Former Calvert County man among soldiers killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
By Laura Cadiz and Laura Cadiz,SUN STAFF
February 3, 2003
A former Calvert County man whose lifelong ambition was to become a helicopter pilot was one of four men killed when a U.S. military helicopter crashed in Afghanistan on Thursday. Chief Warrant Officer Thomas J. Gibbons, 31, who grew up in Prince Frederick, was part of an elite Army aviation team - the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment - based at Fort Campbell, Ky. The helicopter was on a training mission. Chief Warrant Officer Mark S. O'Steen, 43, of Alabama; Sgt. Gregory M. Frampton, 37, of California; and Staff Sgt. Daniel L. Kisling Jr., 31, of Missouri were also killed in the crash.
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New positionsChristopher J. Kurtzman is McCormick vice presidentMcCormick & Co. announced that Christopher J. Kurtzman has been selected as vice president and treasurer. A certified public accountant, the Ellicott City resident and graduate of the University of Notre Dame joined the Hunt Valley-based spice and flavorings company in 1976.John P. Shobert joins Maryland Consulting GroupMaryland Consulting Group announced that John P. Shobert, a human resources executive, joined the firm as a senior associate.
William L. Brooks
By Greg Garland and Greg Garland,Sun reporter
June 30, 2008
William L. Brooks, a retired contractor with the Raytheon Service Co. at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, died of lung cancer June 21 at the Veterans Administration Rehabilitation and Extended Care Center in Baltimore. The Annapolis resident was 64. In his position at Raytheon, Mr. Brooks managed the vehicle fleet and ensured that supplies got to NASA stations around the world, according to his wife, Sara Jensen Brooks. He traveled extensively to Guam, Hawaii, Bermuda and elsewhere, she said.
Army sergeant dies
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August 5, 2008
When Sgt. Ryan P. Baumann told his family five years ago that he wanted to join the Army, relatives say they knew it was coming. Sergeant Baumann spent eight years of his childhood in Germany, where he picked up a foreign language and learned the ins and outs of Army life. "Ryan grew up around the miliary," said his mother, Cindy Lohman, who worked as a civilian nurse on a base in Germany. "It didn't surprise me. His heroes were guys in the 82nd [Airborne Division]. And he was a post 9-11 child, so he felt very committed to doing something to protect this country."
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December 19, 2013
James J. Cadden, a retired Baltimore police homicide detective and highly decorated World War II veteran, died Monday of a swallowing disorder at his Cockeysville home. He was 88. The son of a construction owner and a homemaker, James Joseph Cadden was born and raised in the former 10th Ward in Baltimore. He attended the old St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church parochial school on Valley Street and then attended city public schools. He left school in the ninth grade and later earned his General Education Development diploma.
Special Forces soldier from Baltimore County killed in Afghanistan
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July 26, 2012
A Special Forces soldier from Baltimore County was killed Saturday in Afghanistan, officials said. Army Staff Sgt. Brandon Robert Pepper, a 1999 graduate of Kenwood High School in Essex, was on patrol in Ghazni province in Eastern Afghanistan when his unit was attacked by insurgents, according to Army Special Forces Command. He was 31. In a statement, his family called him "A good brother, a caring brother, a loving brother. " "Brandon was a good friend to all of us, and was always willing to help.
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Penparc cottage was constructed on the edge of Dinefwr Park between 1905 and 1911 and is built in a distinctive style. Originally it was two cottages with walls of snecked masonry of local stone and a hipped terracotta roof. The cottage offers fine views across the valley on one side and into Dinefwr Park on the other, with its interesting eighteenth-century designed landscape and excellent walks. Penparc has its own garden from which to enjoy these wonderful views.
The cot in this cottage is a travel cot. However, there is no child stairgate provided.
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South Wales is a land of sweeping green valleys, rugged mountains, woodland and forests and miles of coastal paths laced with heather.
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Situated about an hour north of Cardiff, this mountainous region is largely known for its spectacular natural landscapes. And it's true that the peaks of the Beacons and the Black Mountains have views to take your breath away. Climb Pen-y-Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, on a clear day and you'll be able to see as far as the Gower Peninsula to the west and across the lush Usk Valley to the English border to the east. But there's much more on offer than just walking: market towns such as Brecon and Llandeilo, the Trust's own Dolaucothi Gold mines and Dinefwr Park and Castle.
Lovely property in a lovely location. Very well equipped kitchen. Very helpful and friendly caretaker.
Lovely clean cottage. Very well decorated. Good remote location. Wheelie bins are needed.
We loved looking round Newton House and being able to touch everything. We played the piano and sat in the drawing room; folded shirts in the basement; in the WWII hospital room some of us dressed up and we haven't laughed so much for a long time. We also enjoyed the behind the scenes tour of the house. The ruined castle was a bonus one evening as was a stroll around the grounds. There was so much more to see than just a nicely furnished house. I suggest you make more of the fact that things in the house can be touched and used and that there is a ruined castle too.
Complimentary access to national trust property was a real bonus & well enjoyed by us all. Comfortable environment & excellent location for car free break with great friends
We like the rural setting and being able to go for walks directly from the cottage. We also really enjoyed our " behind the scenes" tour of Newton House. We found all of the N T staff, including those at the visitor centre at Newton House, very friendly and helpful.
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I have gone to several wedding where the couples met online. Their marriages seem committed and more so they are as matched as couples who found someone and dated for years. The courtship part of online dating is very healthy to building a solid relationship. When couples get to know one another well before having sex, the focus is primarily on the emotional aspect of one another. This helps build the friendship that is so important with successful marriage. Understanding that lies and scamming happen anywhere, especially in the virtual work, it is wise to take your time, and if the person online seems too good to be true, they probably are. This article depicts 7 warning signs. …
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These days, when people go out of their way to avoid mention of the P word, it's almost hard to believe that population used to be a mainstream issue.
A Mayan leader in Guatemala finds hope for the survival of his people in a combination of traditional and modern solutions -- including family planning.
A new study in Nature says the world can feed itself without ruining the planet -- if we make major adjustments now to how we farm and eat.
People go out of their way to avoid talking about population, just as they do with sex, politics, and religion. But it's time to get over the squeamishness.
The number of people in the world is expected to reach 7 billion by the end of October 2011. Our rate of increase continues to slow from the high point of over 2 percent in 1968. Still, this year's 1.1 …
Babies! They use so much energy that the best thing you could do to save the human race from climate change might be to avoid having one altogether. But if you choose the reproductive path, at least the 6,000 poopy diapers …
I'm afraid that attention to climate will revive alarmist debates on population. And as a woman of color, I'm worried that the specter of population control will rear its ugly head again.
"What we need to really find for the future is the contraceptive for overconsumption," says Mother Jones reporter Julia Whitty in this PBS video.
The GOP is committed to rolling back women's health rights that have made families and societies stronger across the developing world.