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Chief Justice Scalia's remarks concerning "racial entitlements" is more than enough proof that we need to abolish lifetime appointments for our Supreme Court Justices.
It's obvious from this statement that this country is definitely going backwards. Why are we even discussing the Voting Rights Act or the Violence Against Women Act? This is 2013. Surely this country has evolved out of that decades-old mindset.
We shouldn't be talking about voting rights or women's rights. We should be talking about human rights.
The United States is one of a handful of nations that has no written policy concerning human rights. We signed the Human Rights Agreement but it was never ratified.
Meanwhile, crimes against humanity are running rampant in this country. What does that say about us?
Having someone who sits on our highest court making such outrageous remarks is an insulting betrayal to all of us. And to think that we have to be subjected to this bias for the duration of Scalia's lifetime appointment is unthinkable.
Scalia should be forced to step down, since it is doubtful that he will ever do so voluntarily. In the interest of all Americans, political offices need to have term limits.
The office of president is limited to two terms. That should be enough for any one of them.
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The stepdaughter and stepniece who were victims of child molester Paul S. Turley spoke about their ordeals Friday after a judge sentenced him to 15 to 30 years in prison.
"If you have a life similar to mine, tell the police," said Jennifer Morrison, his stepdaughter.
Morrison explained how Turley's abuse in the 1990s in North Tonawanda harmed her.
"The abuse affected me so deeply, it changed my basic personality," said Morrison, who is now married and pregnant with her first child. "I have to struggle with the fear of trying to protect my own child."
Alexa Stitt, the stepniece, called Turley's sentence to the maximum term a relief and "shows justice was done and crimes like this won't be tolerated."
The Buffalo News customarily does not identify victims of sex crimes. But Morrison and Stitt asked to be named and their accounts reported because they believe their experiences might lead other victims of childhood sexual assaults to come forward.
"It's extremely difficult to decide to tell," Morrison said. "My mother didn't believe me. I knew a lot of people wouldn't."
Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas sentenced Turley to the maximum sentence available at the time of the crimes, but he would have faced up to 39 years in prison and 20 years of post-release supervision under current law.
"I wish it was longer," Morrison said of his sentence. "I wish it was forever."
Turley, in a choked voice, told the judge he hopes to be released someday.
"All I'm looking for is not to spend the rest of my life in prison until I die," said Turley, 48.
The victims, who are now 22, did not report the allegations against Turley to North Tonawanda police until late 2011.
They told police Turley had repeatedly fondled them, with one of the victims accusing him of abuse as far back as 1994, when she was 4 years old.
A jury convicted Turley of abusing the girls between August 1996 and June 1998, dates chosen because they fell within the statute of limitations.
Turley also was convicted of fondling Stitt again on Christmas Day 2003.
Assistant District Attorney Elizabeth R. Donatello said two other victims have accused Turley, but the alleged crimes fell outside the statute of limitations.
Turley, of Dunkirk, lived in North Tonawanda at the time of the crimes.
He was not in court to hear the jury's verdict against him Jan. 28. He left the courthouse during a lunch break Jan. 23 and fled.
He and his wife, Diane G. Turley, took their two dogs and eventually ended up in a trailer park outside Tucson, Ariz. They were captured Feb. 21.
Paul Turley has been held without bail since he was returned to Niagara County on March 14.
In an April 29 court appearance, he asked Farkas to let him change attorneys because he thought the lawyer he had hired for the trial, D. Daniel Stevanovic, did a poor job.
Farkas refused. "How would you know? You weren't here," she told him.
Friday, Stevanovic said Turley left because prosecutors had requested that his bail be revoked as the result of alleged pretrial contact with Morrison.
"It was his belief he was going to be remanded," Stevanovic said.
"His fear and anxiety about being sent back to jail overcame reason, and he left."
Turley acknowledged making a "stupid decision. I was afraid of losing my family," he said. "I panicked, and I ran."
Assistant District Attorney Cheryl L. Nichols told Farkas that Turley's comments in a presentencing interview with a probation officer showed that he does not take responsibility for his actions and that he was concerned only about the case's impact on himself, his wife and his mother.
"We can see he doesn't think he did anything wrong. He thinks the absence of physical injury is the absence of all injury," Nichols said. "He still thinks he's the victim here."
The prosecutor added that Turley's willingness to blame others for his problems and "his narcissistic attitude are what make him a dangerous predator."
Farkas said a 1994 Child Protective Services report remarked on abuse that had already occurred.
"Why did the abuse continue after it was indicated in 1994?" she asked Turley.
Turley did not answer her question.
"Regardless of the outcome of the trial, there was information I could have used to clear my name on one of the charges," he said.
"Really?" Farkas replied. "I wish you had stayed, because you would have heard the most amazing testimony against you that I've ever heard in 30 years in the system."
Diane Turley, 51, of Lily Dale, surrendered to Lockport police April 2 and pleaded guilty in City Court to a misdemeanor, attempted hindering prosecution. She is awaiting sentencing.
Jurors interviewed by The News after Paul Turley's trial said a key piece of evidence was a recording of a Dec. 19, 2011, phone call between Morrison and Turley.
During the conversation, Turley admitted that he had physical contact with Morrison when she was a little girl.
"In my misguided mind, the things we were doing together were not bad," he said.
Farkas issued an order of protection that forbids all contact with the victims until 10 years after his release.
"It wasn't an accident," Morrison said of the abuse. "How dare he think I would ever forgive him?"
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The national sports news media is awash in its criticism and ruination of the NFL games and this whole football season because of the replacement referees. They cannot often enough or severely enough criticize these replacements for causing our national pastime being subject to destruction by the diversity of qualifications in its members.
They are more interested in examining the qualifications of all these individuals than both candidates for president of the U.S. Why aren't they stomping up and down demanding information and explanations on the recent activities of our president and his government?
The media never take a stance against 1) unions who do not want us to examine the qualifications of tenured teachers; 2) against people who demand equal opportunity for everyone applying to colleges despite the inequality of the applicants credentials; 3) against those who demand equal opportunity and pay for less qualified job applicants; and 4) against the demand that individuals not strong enough to do certain physical jobs be hired despite their lacking the necessary strength.
These appear to be important examples of the justice extolled for the liberal ideas of diversity. The liberals with their partners in the national press and media now demand the very quality that this band of referees possesses, the diversity they mandate for our daily lives. These referees should be right down their alley; do not worry about results as long as the means of delivery of services are fair. Certainly they cannot believe that football is more important than the success of America.
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Who do you see as the main users of Workflow Foundation? If a developer write ApplicationX would they use WF to design the workflow hard coded into their application or would you see the developer creating Custom Activities that the end user could then use to design their own workflow within ApplicationX? Or is this simply so developers can construct the building blocks so that a non developer (i.e. business analyst type person) can design the business flow?
Hi, sample code is available at their home page...
I dont think I get it, the video is great and easy to follow. But.... why do I need workflow if I can write this in a c# class? Not understanding the 'value' of workflow I guess. Otherwise the presenter was very good and endpoints videos are easy to follow.
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Iterative receiver signal processing for joint mitigation of transmitter and receiver phase noise in OFDM-based cognitive radio link
Syrjälä, Ville; Valkama, Mikko
Publication type: Konferenssijulkaisu - Conference paper
Issue date: 2012
Citation: Syrjälä, Ville; Valkama, Mikko 2012. Iterative receiver signal processing for joint mitigation of transmitter and receiver phase noise in OFDM-based cognitive radio link. CROWNCOM 2012 - International ICST Conference on Cognitive Radio Oriented Wireless Networks, June 18-20, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden. 1-6.
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Ordinary radio devices targeted to operate only at specific regulated parts of the radio spectrum (e.g. GSM bands) typically build on dedicated specific-purpose radio hardware optimized for the given radio system characteristics and preallocated center-frequency. In opportunistic spectrum access and cognitive radio, such approach is not always feasible since the device is assumed to be operating over a very wide range of radio frequencies (RF), ultimately from 100MHz to several GHz. This has been recently acknowledged in the literature and implies that severe implementation imperfections can take place in the RF modules of the devices. One such imperfection is oscillator phase noise which can seriously limit the performance of a cognitive radio transceiver. In this article, we study the impact and DSP based mitigation of oscillator phase noise in OFDM-based cognitive radio link. The paper proposes an iterative receiver-side DSP algorithm for joint transmitter and receiver phase noise mitigation. In the algorithm, the received signal is first detected, and the detection results combined with channel state estimate are used to form an estimate of the time-varying phase noise process. This phase noise estimate is then used to suppress the phase noise effects from the original received signal after which the signal is detected again. After this, the algorithm can be used iteratively. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm gives significant performance improvement over the existing phase noise mitigation algorithms especially in demanding received signal conditions.
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Can anyone tell me why sci fi would get to ep 8 and then hold you off for two weeks while they play R.O.D AND Street fighter?? Yup that gets under my skin aaaaarrrggg!
to make us go mad crazy why does Kaminia have to die. he was one of the most funny dramatic anime characters i have ever seen it's a great show Yoko will cry
damnit, i didnt know that... and i JUST saw R.O.D the other day on netflix, it was good but i dont feel like watchin it again lol. as for street figher ive seen most of em but I was a big fan, So ill love that. "Don't doubt the darkness, it can be your enemy as well as your friend."
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The 28-year-old woman accused of pointing a loaded gun at a private girls' school official has a history of harassing school children, Charleston police say.
Officers on Monday recognized Alice Boland, of Francis Marion Circle in Beaufort, from an incident that occurred two years ago at Ashley Hall in Charleston.
In that incident, police said Boland was harassing school children and acting suspicious.
She returned to the school Monday afternoon, this time armed with a loaded .22-caliber pistol with eight bullets in its magazine, police said.
As parents were picking up their children about 3:20 p.m., a woman approached the school "exhibiting erratic behavior," said Jill Muti, head of the school.
A police report said Boland was pacing back and forth and mumbling to herself in the area where students gather for car pool pick-up.
The school was placed on lockdown and a faculty member approached the woman. The woman drew a gun from her bag. Faculty members tried to lead her away from the school. She stayed on the sidewalk and never entered the campus. The faculty members went back inside to call police.
Officers told the woman to drop the gun and get on the ground, according to a report. Boland responded by asking police if they wanted her to do some push-ups, the report states.
At a bond hearing today, Boland said she was making a political statement against racist feminism. She also said she didn't understand the attempted murder charge because the gun didn't fire when she pulled trigger because it was defective. Boland's bail was set at $900,000.
Boland sought treatment from a psychologist's office near the school in the past, according to police. Officers said they found her vehicle parked near that office on Monday.
Officials searched the school's records, but could not find any connection between Boland and Ashley Hall, Muti said today in a statement to parents and faculty.
"To the best of our knowledge, she was not targeting any specific person. All of our current information points towards this being a random incident," Muti said in the statement.
The incident was not Boland's first arrest.
In August of 2010, the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office charged Boland with third-degree assault and battery, State Law Enforcement Division records show.
Charleston police on Monday charged her with attempted murder, two counts of pointing a firearm, unlawful carrying of a firearm and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, Charleston police spokesman Charles Francis said.
Ashley Hall will support prosecution on all charges, according to a statement from school officials.
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The Morris Dancers shown here stress the importance of dance in the Elizabethan theatre. This fertility dance marked the symbolic core of a play concerned with love and marriage - a kind of tragicomic sequel to A Midsummer Night's Dream. HMR


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It's exciting times for software developers, with the beta release of Visual Studio 11 and the .NET Framework 4.5. In addition, the Windows 8 Consumer Preview and associated tools to create stunning new apps are here! There's so much new in the Visual Studio tooling, it's hard to know where to start! In this session, you'll walk through the new IDE, new application models and designers, and new language capabilities that give developers incredible productivity enhancements and let them quickly build the next generation of their applications.
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Frankel says she was recently pregnant for eight weeks before having a miscarriage, she revealed during an interview Monday on the Today show.
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Roasted spring garlic is sweet and gives wonderful depth of flavor to hummus, which traditionally calls for raw garlic. Of course you can buy hummus anywhere, but once you try making it at home you will certainly make it often. It's creamier, richer, and nothing beats eating it fresh while still warm. It's the perfect sandwich spread, dip for veggies, or party-starter.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder (or OKC Thunder or just "Thunder" as most Oklahomans call them) were originally known as the Seattle Supersonics. The Thunder is a professional basketball franchise based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. as of 2008.
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A shared commitment to quality and leadership has earned recognition for three Dairy Farmers of America, Inc. (DFA) employees. The PepsiCo North America Quality Team recently honored Daryl Elles and Jo Farek, who work at DFA's Schulenburg, Texas, manufacturing plant, and Brian Izdepski, who works in DFA's Quality Assurance and Compliance department, with the 2012 Contract Manufacturing Quality Star.
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The search is on for a giant inflatable snowman, which was stolen from a home on Candy Cane Lane in West Allis.
The neighborhood is transformed into a winter wonderland each year to benefit the MACC Fund.
Resident Teresa Dombrowski said she's lived on the street home for seven years. She said her family woke up Monday morning to find the 16-foot decoration gone.
"It was really sad. We didn't know what to do. So I said, let's set up a sign and see what happens," said Dombrowski.
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Kansas City police released pictures of a man wanted in connection with a robbery at Discount Smokes and Fuel Stop on Blue Ridge Boulevard Monday night.
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Charter schools - private institutions operating with subsidies from the government - can provide invaluable alternatives to public education in some areas. But they have to play by the rules, too.
That has not been the case in Ohio for many years, to judge by revelations about financial mismanagement at some charter schools.
State Auditor Dave Yost's office is seeking to recover about $617,000 in money allegedly misspent at several charter schools, some in the Dayton area, as a result of decisions by their treasurer, Carl W. Shye Jr. Twenty-five findings have been issued by the auditor's office, involving three schools at which Shye was involved.
One of the most outrageous allegations against Shye is that he continued collecting state per-pupil subsidies for the Montessori Renaissance Experience school in Columbus after the institution closed.
We have been among those advocating stronger enforcement of financial rules involving charter schools for years. But we have not been alone. In 2009, then-Auditor Mary Taylor went after Shye, saying he had not accounted properly for $10 million in public funds received by charter schools for which he was treasurer. Only now, however, is stiff action being taken against him.
Schools whose finances have been handled by Shye are not alone in engaging in questionable financial management practices. Several are on the auditor's list of institutions where public funds may have been misspent.
The situation appears to be improving. Relatively few "findings" by the auditor's office involve recent financial management by charter schools. That is good - but clearly, the institutions as a group require intensive monitoring.
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Last night we had a nice dinner with Heather at the hotel and laughed until we cried and then oh look at the time it was nine pee em! We retired to our room and watched a little bit of Friends in bed and then took our glasses off and went to sleep. And we slept all night. I have no regrets being an old lady. I need my sleep.
I got home today and put Ivy in the bath. Then we came outside to watch for the school bus.
While I was gone Carter lost one of his front teeth. Noah grew seventeen inches and Gray learned a foreign language. Or so it seemed.
And Ivy will soon be running in marathons.
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2013 (Junior): Went 7-10 overall on the season, and 2-3 in A-Sun action. Played at number three, four, five, and six singles positions. Was also 11-6 in doubles action, which included a 3-2 A-Sun record. Went 8-3 from the number three doubles position when paired with Eveline Lepinay.
2012 (Sophomore): Named Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week once. Went 17-3 (6-3 A-Sun) in singles play. Played exclusively at the number five singles position. Tied for the team lead in victories with 17. Finished the year with four straight wins and victories in nine of her last 10 singles matches. Began the spring 8-0. Was an undefeated 9-0 at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center. Was also 12-7 (6-3 A-Sun) in doubles action, pairing mostly with Shannon Gunning.
2011 (Freshman): Named All-Atlantic Sun Conference Second Team and A-Sun All-Freshman Team. Played primarily at the number six singles position. Went 17-3 (7-1 A-Sun) in singles play. Was also 17-4 (10-0 A-Sun) in doubles action, pairing almost exclusively with Shannon Gunning.
Prior to Stetson: 2008 and 2009 Gainesville Sun Player of the Year at P.K. Yonge High School for Head Coach John Bongiovanni...reached the state high school semifinals in singles and doubles twice...achieved high USTA junior rankings, reaching as high as sixth in the 14-and-under class, 36th in 16-and-unders and 48th in 18-and-unders...honor roll student.
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Westminster Theatre is alive and well with a wide variety of productions each year for everyone to enjoy. The Westminster Players was founded in 1984 by Jay W. Lees, since then the theatre program has continued to grow and flourish. With our wonderful new performing arts building, the Westminster Players perform at least five different productions every year that take place in the Jay W. Lees Courage Theatre or Dumke Student Theatre. These shows are directed by our department head, Dr. Michael Vought, Jared Larkin, David Dynak, Melanie Nelson, and other prestigious directors from the Salt Lake community. Our shows range from Musical Comedies to Historical Dramas, and even include One-Acts directed by our very own Westminster students.
Not only do we want you to enjoy our current productions, but by clicking on the links to the left, you can enjoy some photos of productions we have performed in the past. Our repertoire includes Victor Victoria, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Getting Out, and many more. Take a moment to enjoy our archive collection (on the left) and we hope to see you at future productions!


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The Saints razzled themselves right out of a dazzling chance to keep their playoff hopes alive, losing to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-23.
In what will go down as one of the more ill-timed play calls, the Saints attempted a reverse that blew up in their faces as Reggie Bush pitched wildly to Devery Henderson. The loose ball was recovered by Tampa Bay. The Bucs in turn scored to take a four point lead.
The play will have heads scratching all over the NFL kingdom.
The fumble recovery put Tampa Bay nearly in field goal position. A hard-fought stop by the defense brought up fourth down at the 28-yard line and a field goal attempt well within Matt Bryant's range.
But the Bucs decided to go for it. Successful the ball was on the 26-yard line, they had an eternity to punch the ball into the end zone.
Earnest Graham promptly bowled his way to the 5-yard line. Luke McCown hit Graham for a 1-yard gain. On third and goal at the 4-yard line McCown hit Jerramy Stevens in the end zone to take a four-point lead and put the Saints' season in serious jeopardy.
The ensuing kickoff gave the Saints the ball at their own 30-yard line. Drew Brees hit Reggie Bush at the 42-yard line with three seconds left and was then sacked to end the game.
But it was the reverse that lost the game for the Saints. Though the pitch was botched and the ball turned over, they play never should have been called in the first place. With a 3-point lead and time on their side, all the Saints needed to do was pick up one first down, as the Buccaneers had no timeouts remaining.
An offense that could have controlled the ball and the fate of the season, instead gave the game away.
Saints Head Coach Sean Payton took full responsibility for the play call saying this it was his "worst performance" as a head coach since coming to New Orleans.


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on February 10, 2013 - 8:35 AM
J.J. Richert already knows how to sear a mean steak, fillet a salmon and fill the dining room at his Kenmore restaurant.
Recently, he took aim at reinventing one of the basics of the restaurant dining experience: the menu.
At Torches on Kenmore Avenue in Kenmore, diners are presented with an iPad instead of the familiar slim, bound volume of pages. When servers greet a table, they scroll through a slideshow, with big color photographs of the evening's specials along with the usual details of ingredients, preparation and pricing.
The iPad has "the entire menu on it, with pictures and descriptions of the dishes," said Richert. "The restaurant is a wireless hot spot. You can go online to like us on Facebook, make a reservation on Open-Table or watch Nickel City Chef videos."
From religiously posting their nightly specials on social media sites and taking part in online conversations, to using off-the-shelf technology to create an interactive digital menu, some local chef-owners are employing new tools to succeed at one of the world's oldest professions.
When Steve Gedra and his wife, Ellen, took over Bistro Europa on Elmwood Avenue in Buffalo, one of the new owners' first tasks was getting the word out that the place had changed significantly.
But they had just opened their first restaurant, on a shoestring budget – where would they find the money for advertising?
Steve Gedra took to his cellphone. Already a practiced user of Facebook, which he used mainly to keep in touch with his friends, the chef started using it to cultivate his customer list.
"We can't really advertise," Gedra said. "But we wanted people to know what was going on with the transformation of this place. So I started hitting it really hard, and this was before we had a website. I'd be on my phone typing the specials into the status box. It all started from there."
Since opening about two years ago, Gedra has taken time every night before dinner service to post the details of the most creative dishes available at his restaurant. He does it at about 4:30 p.m., right around the time that many diners are making plans for their evening meal, and he includes a link to Bistro Europa's website.
"Putting up the specials helps a lot," Gedra said. "I can track the referrals from my website, where the traffic's coming from, and Facebook blows everything else away, big time."
His restaurant's Facebook page has almost 3,000 friends. "When I put the specials up, they'll click and take a look," he said. "I average 250 [website] hits a day, and I'd say 200 of those are from Facebook."
A website is more complicated to set up than a Facebook page, he acknowledged. But it's not hard to set one up using a blog template such as Wordpress, and a website is under the restaurant owner's full control.
Gedra said he usually invests about a half-hour a day on business-related Facebooking and website updating. Color photographs, typically taken with the chef's iPhone, go up occasionally. That makes it easy for hungry people to share their enthusiasm when they spot rare dishes such as Shanghainese soup dumplings or braised pig's trotter on a bed of radish greens and polenta.
"I used to take a lot of pictures, and people would say, 'I saw that picture, and I had to come down here,' " Gedra said. Now, those are outnumbered by plate pictures shared by his customers, whose zeal sometimes makes it seem like they've decided to take on the job of marketing the place themselves.
Photographs sell food, and digital technologies have made using them easier than ever. That's why J.J. Richert takes the time to have veteran busboy Ken Weiglein shoot pictures of the evening specials, using an iPad's camera.
The photos are uploaded to a repurposed computer set up as a wireless hot spot. The six iPads are hung on the dining room walls on magnetic brackets that also serve as charging stations, Richert said. While on the wall, pictures from the menu slideshow glide by, giving customers glimpses of possible dinners.
"It's pretty slick," said Richert. He invested about $6,000 in the system, with technical help from John Gardner of Sight and Sound by Design in Williamsville.
The system also helps highlight the care Richert takes in procuring ingredients, he said.
"In the summer months, I go to the farmers' market twice a week," he said. "I can take pictures with my iPhone at the market of this great produce and local stuff I'm buying. We've been dealing with these great steaks from Pat LaFreida, and when I'm doing my butchering and cutting 30 steaks for the night, perfectly marbled, I can take a picture of them and include it in the presentation."
How much does it help? Answers will be clearer in the long run, but "I've noticed from a business perspective it's increased my dessert sales and espresso sales," Richert said. "I have a nice little picture of the espresso cup with a little cookie and a lemon twist. That's a point of sale."
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Isn't it interesting that the two of the saints of New York and a third, who's on the road to canonization, were women who persevered when authorities did not recognize the urgency and value of their missions? St. Elizabeth Seton had to move to Emmitsburg, Md., to found the school that led to the establishment of the Sisters of Charity. St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was told to go home to Italy, but she won over Archbishop Michael Corrigan. And Dorothy Day was investigated by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI!
Last Sunday, Nov. 29, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan joined the Rev. Jarleth Quinn, pastor of Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Tottenville, S.I.,* and the parish community for a Mass to mark the 30th anniversary of the passage of Dorothy Day into eternal life.
Also present was Msgr. Gregory Mustaciuolo, chancellor of the archdiocese and postulator for the cause of Dorothy Day's sainthood. Cardinal John O'Connor introduced her cause in 2000, shortly before he died. Msgr. Peter Finn, co-vicar of Staten Island, concelebrated with several other priests and deacons.
At the Mass, Archbishop Dolan used a chalice that has been in the possession of the parish since it opened in 1898. Afterward, he blessed and formally dedicated an addition to the parish school, which also provides new space for the parish catechetical program, much to the delight of longtime coordinator of religious education, Marie Dunigan. Here are some great photos of the celebration.
The choice of Our Lady Help of Christians to note the life and legacy of Dorothy Day was a natural, given her connections to the parish and Staten Island. She was baptized in 1927 in the original Our Lady Help of Christians Church. For many years, she lived in a cottage at Spanish Camp on Staten Island. Sadly, the cottage was demolished in 2001. When she died in 1980, she was laid to rest in Resurrection Cemetery on the island. Led by the energetic and witty Fr. Quinn, the parishioners work to help needy people in the name of their fellow Staten Islander.
Dorothy Day was a peace activist and a tireless advocate for poor and powerless people. She is best known, along with her associate Peter Maurin, for the Catholic Worker movement, which they co-founded in 1933. But she was also a suffragette and actually was arrested in front of the White House in 1917 for agitating for a woman's right to vote.
She lived a long and eventful life. Interestingly, many of her friends are still alive and active. Some even attended Sunday's Mass. They would probably recall how uncomfortable Dorothy became when people told her she was a saint. "Don't call me a saint," she would say. "I don't want to be dismissed so easily." Well, Dorothy, you will be recognized officially as a saint some day soon, please God, and nobody but nobody will ever dismiss you again.
Read more here about the Catholic Worker Movement.
* Tottenville is the southernmost town in the Archdiocese of New York. To drive from there to Tivoli, the northernmost town, you'll need to spend two and a half to three hours (traffic permitting) on the road and you'll pay a visit to New Jersey on the way. The distance is 139 miles. And this is the short route.


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A man wired with explosives that detonates himself in the name of a certain cause.
Another suicide bomber blew himself up in Tel Aviv today.
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A person who blows himself up, in order to kill innocent people.
The suicide bomber blew himself... he must be double-jointed.
by scrEEmur December 05, 2003
a dumb fuck who beleives it is right to explode himself to kill innocent people. Normally arabs. They do it to serve "allah" and the kids do it because they are brainwashed and need to earn their family some money for their life. The stupid bastards are paid to do that shit by terrorists which they have eventually become. They are the biggest treat to man-kind and must be terminated.
That stupid suicide bomber blew up after the dumass was shot by a smart soldier. Good work.
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cheap fuckers that cant aford a decent bomb with a remote detanator
that suicide bomber must be real proud now he is not even around to celabrate
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2) An effective method to fight those evil, opressing, unarmed civilians.
3) Attention whoring at its' finest.
"Look at me! I'm a suicide bomber!"
by live long and prosper August 26, 2006
When a man takes the used condom off and blows it up, then pops it over the lucky bitches head.
Your mom passed out after a ruff night and so i gave her the old suicide bomber
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Blowing yourself up for a cause, killing many innocent people in the process.
There is nothing to bury when you die as a suicide bomber. You're in a million, little pieces mother fucker.
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Michael I. Rothfeld is President of SABER Communications, Inc. a campaign, political consulting, grass-roots organizing and direct response company located in Falmouth, Virginia.
In over twenty years of professional political activism, Mr. Rothfeld has directed grass-roots programs for all types of organizations including PACs, educational foundations, political lobbies, political parties and campaigns.
Mr. Rothfeld spent over three years (1987-1991) in charge of the direct mail program for the National Right to Work Committee, employing a staff of thirty, directing a four million dollar budget, and crafting and implementing political programs.
In 1992, Mr. Rothfeld formed SABER Communications, Inc., a full-service consulting company working with selected (pro-life, liberty/conservative) candidates for political office; direct mobilization management (mail, phones and internet) for organizations, non-profits and businesses; and consulting in grass-roots political lobbying. SABER has worked for conservative candidates at all levels.
As President of the Foundation for Applied Conservative Leadership and a long-time lecturer on Campaign Management and Legislative Activism, Mr. Rothfeld is recognized as one of the few experts in both the financial and political aspects of campaigns and mass-based, grass roots politics. He is well-known for his lecture, The Real Nature of Politics and Politicians.
Mr. Rothfeld is the Founder and a board member of the National Association for Gun Rights.
Mr. Rothfeld married Diana in 1982, is a retired home-schooling father of four, member of Berea Baptist Church, active Gideon and holds a BA in Philosophy and MA in International Affairs from The Catholic University of America.


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Northrop Grumman partnered with the Microsoft Technology Center and the Microsoft US Public Sector Developer and Platform Evangelism team
to build a Proof Of Concept (POC) application that would demonstrate how Microsoft Surface could enhance mission planning, rehearsal, and post mission knowledge collection for
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Watch the interview to see a full demo of the POC. The interview highlights Northrop Grumman's learning experiences on the POC especially with regard to Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), the Surface SDK, the designer/developer workflow enabled by WPF and the new thinking behind Natural User Interfaces with an emphasis on User experience.
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Karen L. Lindsay, 59. went home to be with the Lord, June 28, 2013. She was born in Youngstown May 22, 1954 to Robert and Barbara (Cantrell) West.
Karen was a member of Margaret Wynn Memorial Baptist Church in Poland, a 1972 graduate of Poland Seminary High School and worked in the insurance industry for 33 years.
Her greatest joys was spending time with her husband and working in her yard.
She touched many lives, and even in death gave her greatest gift as an organ donor.
Besides her parents, she leaves her husband, John Lindsay, whom she married Aug. 26, 1989; one brother, Robert West Jr. of Boardman; one sister, Michele Best of Poland; one nephew, Robert West III of Struthers; and one niece, Richele Best of Poland.
A memorial service will be held at 7:00 p.m on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at Margaret Wynn Memorial Baptist Church, 56 Water St. in Poland. Arrangements are being handled by the Cunningham-Becker Funeral Home in Poland.
The family request gifts take the form of contributions to Margaret Wynn Memorial Baptist Church, 56 Water St., Poland, OH 44514 or the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge, 11432 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
After eight years sharing the excitement and splendor of chamber music in the ante-bellum historic homes and notable theaters of the Lowcountry, Chamber Music Charleston (CMC) will make its Carnegie Hall Debut at Weill Recital Hall on Wednesday, May 22 at 8 p.m.
Chamber Music Charleston's ensemble of six core musicians and guest pianist Andrew Armstrong will present music of Mozart, Brahms and Gershwin. The program also includes the world premier of "Charleston Episodes" composed by Terry Vosbien specifically for CMC and this event.
"We are thrilled with the opportunity to present our skilled musicians on such an important and national stage. We will highlight Charleston's contributions to classical music interest, as well as the city's musical importance nationally. Charleston's famed 19th century St. Cecilia Society began the musical Lowcountry tradition which later inspired Gershwin during his stay here. Our cultural heritage continues a rich and progressive association with classical music," comments Sandra Nikolajevs, bassoonist, president and artistic director of Chamber Music Charleston.
Chamber Music Charleston founded in 2008 as a nonprofit organization is dedicated to presenting concerts of high artistic quality within inspiring Lowcountry settings. The musicians' chamber music is produced where it was originally meant to be - intimate performances in the parlors of downtown Charleston's historic homes and the luxurious living areas of modern homes on Kiawah Island. As demand for tickets rose, performances spread to larger audiences in art galleries, historic churches and venerable theaters. Known for its innovative programming and quality performance, the organization has been able to develop a strong, growing audience of support throughout the greater Charleston area.
Chamber Music Charleston's May 22 program will be: Mozart Flute Quartet in D Major, K. 285, Gershwin, arr. Heifetz Suite from Porgy and Bess for Violin and Piano,
Brahms Quintet in f minor for Piano and Strings, Op.34, Terry Vosbein "Charleston Episodes" for Flute, Bassoon and String Trio (World Premier).
Musicians include Frances Hsieh and Nonoko Okada, violins; Ben Weiss, viola
Timothy O'Malley, cello; Regina Helcher Yost, flute; Sandra Nikolajevs, bassoon; and
Andrew Armstrong, piano
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2013 (Senior): Played in and started 15 matches ... Dished out a pair of assists and fired off 20 shots, five of which were on goal ... Logged 1,385 minutes out on the pitch ... Earned an assist in a 2-2 tie vs. Grand Canyon (Sept. 8) ... Added another assist at James Madison (Sept. 22) in eventual 1-1 tie.
2012 (Junior): Helping to control center midfield for the Hatters, he played in and started all 15 games in his second season in DeLand...Third amongst field players with 1,349 minutes logged, he recorded one assist in a 2-0 win against Jacksonville (9/7).
2011 (Sophomore): Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts in his first season with the Hatters...finished the season with one goal and five assists for seven points...tied for third on the team in assists...handed out helpers in each of his first two matches, both Stetson victories (8/27 over Florida Tech, and 9/2 over #15 Penn State)...also had assists vs. George Washington (9/25), at USC Upstate (10/16) and vs. Lipscomb (10/23)...scored first career goal in 1-0 win over Temple (9/18).
Prior to Stetson: Preseason All-Atlantic 10 Freshman Team pick at Charlotte in 2010...Appeared in three matches with one start for the A-10 regular season champion 49ers.
High School: Played soccer and badminton at John A. Ferguson High in Miami...Was a First Team All-Dade County selection...USSF Development Academy Southern Conference Starting XI...Member of the US U18 National Team Pool...Also a part of the Region III Pool for 1991...Florida ODP State Team member...Played club soccer for Miami Crew.
Personal: Born on January 21, 1991 on Miami, Florida...Son of Freddy and Daisy Saballos...Has four siblings; Grace, Maria, Michelle, and Tiffany...Was an International Baccalaureate Student with a 5.1 weighted GPA at John A. Ferguson Senior High...Majoring in accounting.
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This month Century Aluminum petitioned the West Virginia Public Utility Commission, for a special rate, in the purchase of electricity as part of its joint effort with the state to reopen a Ravenswood plant that closed in 2009 resulting in 650 workers being laid off.
But a third party response to Century's petition warns that the cost of the requested subsidy is "staggeringly high." While reminding the PUC that the goal is "a thriving Ravenswood plant, competitive over the long term," the response explains why that outcome isn't likely. It suggests that Century may board up the plant when the subsidy ends in 2021 noting that the company's own appraisers reported in 2009 that the plant "suffers from severe functional and technological obsolescence." Nor is there any indication that Century intends to invest in modernization.
But the response's most scathing criticism is that the rate request will result in a "guaranteed profit margin" for Century, insulating it from business risk and passing costs to West Virginia rate-payers, perhaps adding as much as $144 annually to the average residential electric bill. When combined with additional tax incentives already passed by the state legislature, the total taxpayer-funded subsidy comes to between $40 and $50 million dollars a year.
This is the kind of indictment you would expect from a do-gooder public interest group. Except that's not where it came from.
The response was submitted by Appalachian Power Company, the electric company that stands to see its business grow by about 10% in West Virginia if the PUC approves Century's petition. So, why is APCo, an apparent beneficiary, raising concerns? And why in the face of these issues did the legislature approve its part of the deal with almost no debate and only one dissenting vote?
The answers to these questions speak volumes about the doubtful math, craven politics, and absence of accountability surrounding targeted tax incentives which can cost hundreds of millions of dollars and whose results are almost never analyzed.
In recent months, in addition to the Century incentives, the state offered $84 million worth of incentives to Gestamp, a German auto parts manufacturer, for the location of a plant in South Charleston and over $300 million to Royal Dutch Shell for the famous ethane cracker plant that was lost to Pennsylvania.
Why is the state so generous? "Jobs," we are told about 400 associated with both the Century and Gestamp deals and as many as 20,000 associated with the Shell cracker plant according to the governor. But, the question is, at what cost?
A common denominator of the Century and Shell incentive packages is that the administration claims there would be zero cost to the state since the incentives apply only to hypothetical future revenues and have no effect on current income. Of course, this argument blithely ignores the Century deal's possible hike in electric rates, which isn't counted as a cost to the state because the proceeds would go directly to APCo.
As for additional costs stemming from increased demand for public services - schools, roads, police, the courts, etc. - the administration insists these would be offset by increased income taxes collected from newly employed workers. But, the math behind such claims is unverifiable because the state refuses to reveal its underlying assumptions.
This refusal is assisted by a provision in state law that exempts many West Virginia Development Office documents from Freedom of Information requirements. And in a state where politicians and industries regularly overstate benefits and understate costs, there's little reason to have confidence in the administration's claims, particularly when there is valuable political capital to be gained by "creating jobs."
A second problem is that, while some targeted incentives are designed to help West Virginia compete with other states, as in the case of the cracker plant, others merely subsidize ventures that the free market has determined are economically non-viable. That's the case with Century.
In addition to concerns about obsolescence at the Ravenswood plant, Century's financial condition is uncertain. Since 2008 Century's stock price has dropped by 90 percent from a high of $75 a share to just over $7 a share. The investment management firm Macroaxis puts Century's chances of going bankrupt at 43 percent.
Moreover, Century's subsidies are pegged to the market price of aluminum to insure that the company makes a profit. The lower aluminum prices go and the worse Century's business environment becomes, the more money West Virginia taxpayers must fork over. It's "heads, Century wins and tails, West Virginia taxpayers lose."
Finally, targeted tax incentives have a corrosive effect on the state's ability to raise revenue. When one company gets a special break, resistance to new taxes from other taxpayers and pressure for compensatory tax relief increases, making it more difficult for the state to fund vital services. A similar consideration almost certainly contributed to APCo's concerns about the Century deal. If APCo customers have to absorb rate increases because of Century, they and the PUC will be less receptive to future rate increase requests that APCo may request for its own purposes.
These are the kinds of dynamics that make targeted tax incentives abhorrent not just to left-leaning public interest groups, but also to conservative ones such as the Tax Foundation. And their concerns are especially pertinent in a state such as West Virginia that shrouds its economic assumptions in secrecy and practices little accountability once incentives are given.
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She took some of my dream nurseries and decorating ideas and turned it into her own take on what she thought we would like-- and I was absolutely floored & amazed at how close she got to my taste. I LOVED her spin on it!
We planned to not find out the sex of our baby for a long, long time but I will tell you that we just might find out after all, haha! Stay tuned ;) Regardless, we still like the idea of a tranquil, serene like vibe of a nursery... Neutral colors as a base and pops of color here and there.
Thank you to everyone for your sweet comments on Thursday's post about the house-- we ended up having the inspection yesterday and it went great! We close on April 18th, for a total process time of 54 days! Can't wait to move into our house and get our little Peanut's nursery started...
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State police arrested in intruder at a home on Goodrich Road in Clarence Friday afternoon and charged him with burglary,
Troopers said they responded to the residence at about 4:50 p.m. when a Town of Clarence employee reported that he was driving past the house and observed a suspicious vehicle in the driveway.
The caller said he had been keeping an eye on that home, as it was the residence of a recently deceased friend of his. When the caller entered the residence, he observed a man he knew and detained him until troopers arrived.
An investigation revealed that the intruder was familiar with the residence because he had done work for the home owner in the past knew the resident had recently died.
Justin Deho, 20, of Clarence was arrested and taken to the state police barracks in Clarence, where he was charged with burglary second degree and possession of burglary tools.


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The Scex Rouge mountain station is the starting point for one of the most pleasing downhill runs in this region. Warm up by taking a few swings on the blue-marked piste before you reach the glacier. At Oldensattel the panorama and gradient change sharply as the piste plunges down the isolated Oldenbach high-Alpine valley. In the process it covers several steep steps until running almost level near the Oldenalp - a wonderful treat for experienced skiers. Its altitude ensures that the route remains snow-sure until early-May.
Starting point: Scex Rouge (2971 m a.s.l.)
Starting point: Scex Rouge (2971 m a.s.l.)
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Destination: Oldenalp (1834 m a.s.l.)
Length: 7km
Altitude difference: 1137 Meter
Level of difficulty: difficult (normale slope)
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Facts and Fantasies about Commodity Futures
Gary B. Gorton
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Yale School of Management - International Center for Finance
February 28, 2005
Yale ICF Working Paper No. 04-20
We construct an equally-weighted index of commodity futures monthly returns over the period between July of 1959 and December of 2004 in order to study simple properties of commodity futures as an asset class. Fully-collateralized commodity futures have historically offered the same return and Sharpe ratio as equities. While the risk premium on commodity futures is essentially the same as equities, commodity futures returns are negatively correlated with equity returns and bond returns. The negative correlation between commodity futures and the other asset classes is due, in significant part, to different behavior over the business cycle. In addition, commodity futures are positively correlated with inflation, unexpected inflation, and changes in expected inflation.
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YAOUNDE, 16 December 2011 – Twenty four statisticians from 12 French-speaking countries of Central and West Africa took part in a UNIDO–organized workshop that ended in the capital of Cameroon today.
The event, conducted under the theme "Industrial Statistics for Development", was organized together with the National Statistical Office of Cameroon and Afristat. It was part of a UNIDO programme on implementing recent international standards in the field of industrial statistics.
Speaking at the workshop, the Director-General of the National Statistical Office, Joseph Tedou, underlined the importance of industrial statistics given the central role played by manufacturing activities in wealth creation in Africa. He called upon UNIDO to take the lead in mobilizing human and financial resources for the development of industrial statistics in African countries.
During the five-day workshop, participants learned about the recent changes in international standards related to the classification of economic activities, about general industrial statistics and the index numbers of industrial production.
Participants also got acquainted with the statistical activities of UNIDO, including on international data collection and dissemination, technical assistance programmes and the ongoing Africa Investment survey.
The workshop was moderated by international statistics experts representing UNIDO and Afristat.
A recent UNIDO publication, Industrial Statistics – Guidelines and Methodology, served as a major reference for the workshop.
On behalf of the participants, Ms Sajna from the National Agency for Statistics and Demography of Senegal praised UNIDO's efforts in helping African countries improve their industrial statistics.
The workshop was attended by UNIDO Chief Statistician, Shyam Upadhyaya, UNIDO Representative in Cameroon, Frank van Roompay, and project coordinator, Amadou Boly.
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