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quote: Also, 10% sales increase would be disastrous. That's even worse then the 2012 results and would signal ever more weakening sales and growth.The only escape hatches in sight are an iWatch in world which has steadily abandoned watches in favour of mobile phones, and a cheaper iPhone unit which will cannibalize higher margin sales but let them jack into a broader market for growth.
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Lois Margaret Poppenger Waldsmith, 99, passed away Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at Willow Brook Christian Home, Worthington.
Lois was born Aug. 20, 1913, in Akron, the third daughter of the late Walter T. Poppenger and his wife, Bertha Getz Poppenger. She was a graduate of Akron's West High School and attended Akron University.
She was preceded in death by her two sisters, Blanche Poppenger Suttkus and Grace Poppenger Baird; her loving husband of 55 years, Robert M. Waldsmith; and son, David Robert Waldsmith.
Lois was full of laughter, humor, and life. She loved gardening, bird watching, nature, traveling, and was an avid stamp collector, continuing to add to her collection well into her 90s. She was an original member of the National Stereoscopic Association (NSA), served as the association's Corresponding Secretary for many years, and received the organization's Meritorious Service Award in 1984 and again in 1999, after the honor was named for her late husband. Also that year, Lois was named a life member of the NSA, the only woman member to receive this recognition.
She and her husband were active Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders, operated a general merchandise store near Orlando, Fla., and, in later years, resided in Worthington, Columbus and Sycamore.
Before retirement, Lois was employed by J.C. Penney Company at Graceland Shopping Center.
She is survived by her three sons and their wives, John and Janet Waldsmith of Granger, Thomas and Judy Waldsmith of Tiffin and James and Marilyn Waldsmith of Westerville; seven grandchildren, Mark, Chris, Tim, Tom, Brad, Lesley and Jill Waldsmith; seven great-grandchildren, Ben, Ellie, Laura, Owen, Kate, Joseph and Isaac Waldsmith; and two nieces and one nephew, Margaret Baird, Carol Suttkus Rohe and Michael Suttkus.
Her memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, at Rutherford Corbin Funeral Home, 515 High St., Worthington, where the family will receive visitors from 1 p.m. until time of service.

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A substandard team won the Cup?
Can't wait to see Pittsburgh in the Finals again. Yay.
(Can you tell I'm still apathetic and annoyed?)
Well maybe. I thought the Wings were the better team but we got owned left and right against the Devils in that series.
And I mean OWNED. I think Scott Stevens had all our forwards constantly looking to see if he was on the ice.
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FAIRMONT - Shepherd University used a balanced attack en route to a 93-90 win over Fairmont State in West Virginia?Conference men's basketball action at Fairmont State on Tuesday night.
Junior guard Brantley Osborne tossed in a team-high 17 points for the Rams.
Senior forward Sidney McCray added 15 points, while senior forward Chad Moore had 14 points and nine boards.
Sophomore forward Morgan McDonald posted a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds, and junior forward Kevin Jones was also in double figures with 10 points.
Brendan Cooper scored a game-high 36 points for the Fighting Falcons. Malik Smith added 20 points, while Isaac Thornton had 14.
After trailing by as many as seven points in the second half, Shepherd built up a seven-point lead at 90-83 with 1:11 remaining on a pair of free throws by Moore. Fairmont rallied to within a point at 91-90 after a pair of Stith free throws with 10 seconds left, but Osborne followed with a layup to increase the Shepherd lead to three. Stith's last second three-point attempt was off the mark and the Rams held on for the win.
Shepherd shot 48.3 percent (29 of 60) from the floor with a 33.3 percent (6 of 18) effort from three-point range. The Rams connected on 29 of 38 free throws (76.3 percent).
Fairmont State shot 48 percent (36 of 75) with a 5-of-18 effort (27.8 percent) from beyond the arc. The Falcons hit on 13 of 18 free throws (72.2 percent).
The Rams had a 42-35 edge on the boards.
Shepherd improved to 3-1, 1-0 in WVC play, while Fairmont State fell to 2-2, 0-1. The Rams return to action on December 1 when they host Charleston for a 4 p.m. contest.
Fairmont 80,
Shepherd 67
FAIRMONT - Kaitlyn Snyder scored 22 points and added eight assists to lead Fairmont State to an 80-67 win over Shepherd University in West Virginia Conference women's basketball action at Fairmont on Tuesday night.
Senior forward Emily Daniel had 18 points and a game-high 10 rebounds to lead the Rams.
Sophomore guard Rachel Johnson added 16 points, while senior guard Alex Tamez tossed in 14.
Tiffany Nicholson had 16 points and Hailey Garrett added 13 for the Lady Falcons.
The Rams used a 9-0 run midway through the second half to get to within three points at 60-57 with 8:06 left in the game after a jumper by Tamez, but would get no closer.
Shepherd shot 43.3 percent (26 of 60) from the floor, 26.7 percent (4 of 15) from three-point range, and 68.8 percent (11 of 16) from the line.
Fairmont State hit at 37.7 percent (23 of 60) from the floor, 31.8 percent (7 of 22) from beyond the arc, and 80.8 percent (21-26) from the charity stripe.
Fairmont State had a 46-38 advantage on the boards.
Shepherd falls to 1-2, 0-1 in WVC, while Fairmont State improves to 2-2, 1-0. The Rams return to action on December 1 when they host Charleston for a 2 p.m. contest.
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February 15, 2012
Advocates in Action
New Jersey – The oral chemotherapy access bill, A.2666 / S.1834 was signed by Governor Christie on January 17, 2012 making New Jersey the 15th state to pass this legislation into law. This is a tremendous victory for all cancer patients in New Jersey who now have access to all anti-cancer medications regardless of the method of delivery. A huge thank you to all of our advocates who made this possible!
Delaware – On January 25, leader of the Delmarva Multiple Myeloma Support and Networking Group, Josephine Diagonale, addressed legislators, supporters, and members of the press at a press conference held to announce the introduction of the Delaware Cancer Treatment Access Act (HB 265).
HB 265 would require health insurance plans in Delaware that cover cancer treatments to provide coverage for orally administered anti-cancer medications on a basis no less favorable than coverage for intravenously administered or injected anti-cancer medications. To read about Josephine's accomplishments, check out this month's Advocate of the Month!
Virginia – Jerry Walton, leader of the Southeastern Virginia Multiple Myeloma Support Group gave testimony on the Virginia oral chemotherapy access bill (HB 1273) to the Health, Welfare, and Institution Committee, where it passed 16 to 1. We are excited to announce it was recently voted unanimously out of the House! Thank you to everyone who wrote to his/her legislators. We are one step closer!
Maryland – On behalf of the IMF and myeloma patients, Meghan Buzby, State Government Affairs, testified in support of HB 243, the Kathleen A. Mathias Chemotherapy Parity Act of 2012, which would prohibit health insurers from imposing limits or cost sharing for orally administered cancer chemotherapy that are less favorable than the limits or cost sharing for IV or injected cancer chemotherapy. Meghan underscored the importance of access to all treatment options for myeloma patients and explained that oral chemotherapy is not a matter of convenience, but a matter of survival. The committee has yet to vote on the bill.
Missouri – Kansas City resident Jon Killip, DDS will testify before the House Insurance committee on February 21st in support of SB 577, which would eliminate the cost disparity between oral and intravenous chemotherapy treatment and thereby decrease the out-of-pocket costs to patients. John will emphasize the importance of access to all cancer patients and the positive economic impact oral chemotherapy will have on the state.
Wisconsin – West Bend Area Myeloma Support Group Leader and caregiver, Sue Enright and support group member and patient, Tom Chelius are scheduled to testify on February 23rd in the Assembly Insurance Committee. The pair will speak on behalf of the IMF and myeloma patients in support of AB 151, which would provide equitable insurance coverage for all cancer treatments for patients in Wisconsin based on therapeutic benefit, not based on how the drug is administered.
Nebraska – Jim Omel, leader of the Central Nebraska Myeloma Support Group contacted his state Senator Mike Gloor to encourage him to vote in favor of LB 882, the chemotherapy access bill. Sen. Gloor serves on the Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee where the bill was referred and awaits a vote.
Thank you Josephine, Jerry, John, Sue, Tom, and Jim for your initiative and hard work!
Happenings on the Hill
HR 2746 Update
Since our last advocacy update, we have six new cosponsors to HR 2746, the Cancer Drug Coverage Parity Act. From California, Representatives Napolitano, Chu and Capps signed onto the bill. New York Representatives King and Ackerman have also signed onto the bill, and Representative Moran from Virginia has as well. We hope to get many more cosponsors this year.
President's 2013 Budget
On Monday, President Obama released his budget proposal for the 2013 fiscal year. Congress does not have to adhere to this budget, but it tends to provide a starting place for discussions when working on spending bills. In the budget proposal, the White House kept the funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) at last year's level, which is approximately $30 billion. Many anticipate that advocates will lobby Congress and that hopefully, Congress will increase the NIH budget next year. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) cancer control programs are also being funded at last year's levels with no increases. Although instead of funding those programs directly through the CDC budget, it appears that the President's budget proposal transfers money from the Prevention and Public Health Fund created during health reform to cover those cancer control programs. This may upset many advocates who support prevention programs, which could pressure Congress to change the source of funding for these programs and affect their funding. While we are pleased that the President did not recommend cutting the NIH and CDC budgets, the IMF will advocate for increasing their budgets as Congress works on the appropriations legislation to fund the agencies.


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Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 35 minutes
4 pieces Eden Dried Tofu, soaked 10 minutes in hot water to cover
1/4 cup Eden Hiziki, soaked 15 minutes in 1 cup warm wateror 1/2 cup Eden Arame
1 cup onion, finely sliced
1 cup carrots, julienned
2 tsp Eden Sesame Oilor Eden Toasted Sesame Oil
1 1/2 cups water
2 tsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce, or to taste
1/2 cup pea pods, remove stems
Squeeze out water from the dried tofu. Discard soaking water. Rinse again under cold water, squeeze again, and slice the tofu into thin strips. Slice the hiziki or arame into 1 inch lengths and discard soaking water. Heat up oil in a heavy skillet and sauté onions for 2 to 3 minutes. Place the dried tofu slices on top of the onions. Next, place the carrots on top of the tofu and the hiziki or arame on top of the carrots. Add the water, it should just cover the layer of dried tofu. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to medium-low and simmer for 25 minutes. Reduce the flame to low and season with shoyu. Cover and simmer another 5 minutes. Add the pea pods, leave cover off, mix and cook off all remaining liquid.
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Your child's doctor will consider your child's age, overall health, how severe the allergic reaction was, and other factors when advising treatment. The most effective ways to treat allergies are avoidance of the allergen, immunotherapy, and medication.
Avoidance simple means staying away from a substance that causes an allergic reaction.
Suggestions for avoiding (some) allergens:
Remain indoors when the pollen count is high and on windy days.
Dustproof the home, particularly your child's bedroom.
Eliminate, when possible, wall-to-wall carpet, venetian blinds, and down-filled blankets or pillows.
Wash bedding, curtains, and clothing often and in hot water to eliminate dust mites.
When possible, keep bedding in dust covers.
Use air conditioning instead of opening the windows.
Consider putting a dehumidifier in damp areas of the home, but remember to clean it often.
Have your child wear a face mask if playing outside when the pollen count is high.
Take vacations in areas where pollen is not as prevalent, such as locations near the ocean.
Your child's doctor will also have suggestions for avoiding the allergens that cause reactions.
Immunotherapy is a type of treatment for allergic children with hay fever and/or asthma. It is also called desensitization, hyposensitization, and allergy shots. A mixture of the various pollens, mold spores, animal danders, and dust mites to which the child is allergic is formulated. This mixture is called an allergy extract. There is no medication in the mixture. The mixture is injected under the skin, usually in the fatty tissue in the back of the arm. It is not painful like an injection into the muscle. Over time, the child's immune system builds up an immunity to the allergen. The injections are usually given weekly or twice a week for about a year. Then every other week to finally once a month.
About 80% to 90% of children improve with immunotherapy. It usually takes 12 to 18 months before definite reduction in allergy symptoms is noticed. In some children, a reduction in symptoms is seen in as soon as 6 to 8 months.
Immunotherapy is only part of the treatment plan for allergic children. Since it takes time for immunotherapy to become effective, your child will need to continue the allergy medications, as prescribed by his or her doctor. It is also important to continue eliminating allergens, such as dust mites, from your child's environment.
There are two types of reactions to immunotherapy: local and systemic. The local reaction is redness and swelling at the injection site. If this condition occurs repeatedly, then the extract strength or schedule is changed.
A systemic reaction is one that may involve the whole body. The symptoms may include nasal congestion, sneezing, hives, swelling, wheezing, and low blood pressure. Such reactions can be serious and even life-threatening. However, deaths related to immunotherapy are rare. If a systemic reaction occurs, your child may continue taking shots, but of a lower dosage.
If you have any questions concerning immunotherapy, always consult your child's doctor or allergist.
For children who suffer from allergies, there are many effective medications. This is a brief overview of the most commonly used types of medications. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends against some over-the-counter medicines for infants and young children. Always consult your child's doctor before giving your child any over-the-counter medications.
Antihistamines are used to relieve or prevent the symptoms of allergic rhinitis (hay fever) and other allergies. They prevent the effects of histamine, a substance produced by the body during an allergic reaction. Antihistamines come in tablet, capsule, liquid, or injection form and are available both over the counter and by prescription.
Decongestants are used to treat nasal congestion and other symptoms associated with colds and allergies. Decongestants cause the blood vessels to narrow, leading to the clearing of nasal congestion. Decongestants are available both over the counter and by prescription. The most commonly used forms are liquid and tablet. However, nose sprays or drops may be prescribed by your child's doctor. The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) does not recommend decongestants for children younger than age 4. Regular use of decongestants can cause the symptoms to worsen as the body becomes dependent on the medication. This is called a "rebound effect."
The use of medications for asthma or respiratory symptoms from allergies is highly individualized based on the severity of the symptoms. The following are the most commonly used medications:
Bronchodilators. These medications are used to help open the narrowed airway and may relieve coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, or difficulty in breathing. These are usually considered rescue medications for acute attacks of asthma. Types of bronchodilators are beta agonists, and anticholinergics. These medications come in inhalers, or in pill form, liquid, or injectables.The short-acting bronchodilators are used as needed, as symptoms occur. Longer-acting bronchodilators may be used for maintenance or on a daily basis to help control flare-ups.
Anti-inflammatory medications. These medications help decrease the inflammation that occurs in the airways with asthma. These include two types of medications:
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications. Cromolyn and nedocromil are two types of nonsteroidal medications that are usually inhaled.
Corticosteroids. These medications can be given in a variety of ways. Some of them are inhaled, while others may be taken as a pill or liquid, or even injected. The steroids taken by mouth can have more side effects than those that are inhaled. Consult your child's doctor regarding the best choice for your child.
Antileukotrienes. This medication is sometimes used to help control the symptoms of asthma. These medications help to decrease the narrowing of the lung and decrease the chance of fluid in the lungs. These are usually given by mouth.
Immunotherapy. Omalizumab (Xolair), a monoclonal antibody that attacks an immunoglobulin associated with allergic reactions, can be used for severe asthma attacks in adults and children older than age 12.
Consult your child's doctor for more information concerning allergy medications.
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going to first live game!
Posted 12 November 2011 - 10:57 AM
does anybody have any tips on lodging, bars, restaurants the wings may hang out in after hours?
lookin to get an autograph or two for our son & daughter who are gonna miss it.
any help is appreciated!
Posted 12 November 2011 - 04:23 PM
Look around local websites and there are all kinds of suggestions on there.
I'm with ya though, I'll be seeing my 2nd live game in March. I'll never forget my 1st though....most people don't....
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Posted 12 November 2011 - 06:49 PM
And congrats on your first game! Hopefully many more to go.
Posted 12 November 2011 - 08:49 PM
Posted 13 November 2011 - 12:33 AM
3 Wing fans and a packer fan + wife that i am workin' on convertin'
we will be in the wings attacking zone for 1st. and 3rd. about 10 rows up from glass!
maybe flying or driving....9 hours or 1 hour. hmmmm.
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Posted 13 November 2011 - 12:36 AM
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Posted 14 November 2011 - 03:59 PM
just watch out for PHX fans, they think they know something about hockey
Posted 14 November 2011 - 06:05 PM
Try to get as low of a seat as you can get maybe they'll let you down near the bottom since there's virtually no one that goes to Coyotes games.
And congrats on your first game! Hopefully many more to go.
you'd actually be surprised about this, in that it doesn't work like that. i've gone to every wings/coyotes games for the past 8 or 9 years and they sellout or approach sellout every time. lots of wings fans travel from around the state and even as far as san diego to come watch. and with the premium pricing its hard to get down to glass level since they jack the price up so much, and with the team making the playoffs in recent years and gaining a little popularity in the city its become sort of the "place to be" among rich folks a la the ducks during their surrounding cup years (who ****** the good seats up and have not the slightest clue about the game)
either way, ill be in section 119, best seats in the house for watching the wings attack twice!
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If the poster responding to me is right about it being a sellout crowd, it would be mostly filled with Wings fans so I dunno about that.
If you stand up and wave, we can probably pick you out of the crowd there
Posted 14 November 2011 - 10:06 PM
the other couple will probably be wearing packers gear...you wont miss them.
thanks westwing... for the practice info...i will do my best to get some handcocks.
thanks shoreline....he was a sight for sore eyes.
hiei...i might just make up a fabric sign and wave it incessantly!
MDtizzle...if your sources are good...you may have just sold 2 rooms!
jhoop..keep you eyes peeled in case i get in a donneybrook. (my 2 friends have a knack for talkin trash) remember....section 121. hehe.
thanks for all your help everyone!
Posted 15 November 2011 - 10:36 AM
Try to get as low of a seat as you can get maybe they'll let you down near the bottom since there's virtually no one that goes to Coyotes games.
And congrats on your first game! Hopefully many more to go.
Except when the Wings play there, then the arena is sold out!
Posted 01 December 2011 - 01:09 PM
MDtizzle...if your sources are good...you may have just sold 2 rooms!
Hey - i dont hang around here much, so - sorry bout the late reply. My "good source" is a friend who was visiting for a completely different reason, wound up staying at the same hotel, meeting/hanging out with most of the swedes and a few of the others at the pool, the lazy river, the poolside bar etc. during the day / afternoon.. got autographs and pics.
It was the Desert Ridge JW Marriott. obviously I'd have no way of knowing where they'd stay this year but even if you end up there, and they don't, you can't lose- pretty nice digs. anyway I forgot the Camelback resort is now a JW marriott too.. so be sure you dont end up there (although it's pretty nice itself)
Have fun, it's always a wings home game in the desert
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Following in the footsteps of last year's critically (and commercially, presumably) successful re-mastering of the original, LucasArts has given LeChuck's Revenge its own special edition. The main feature, like before, is the addition of high-resolution artwork and dialogue from the staple Monkey Island cast. Weighing in at almost a gigabyte on the consoles (and a few hundred megs for the iPhone version), it's certainly an easier prospect than swapping between 11 floppy discs and dealing with the fiddly (but charming) copy protection system.
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Joan L. Wells, of Elma, who had worked in advertising for The Buffalo News, and as a waitress and seamstress, died Friday in Sisters Hospital after a brief illness. She was 86.
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I have a bird feeder that I have kept reasonably full. Recently a falcon has taken up residence in the tree above the feeder. There�s evidence it has been successful � and there doesn�t seem to be any pigeons around anymore. So here�s the question: Is it morally or ethically permissible to keep feeding the birds knowing it has become a feeder for the falcon? On the other hand, isn�t everyone entitled to make a living � just trying to do the right thing?
A similar quandary came up while filling the Action Line bird feeder.
Instead of a magnificent bird of prey taking up residence, a flock of obnoxious starlings and bunch of Eurasian collared doves have settled in.
These pesky �bad� birds chase away the pretty �good� birds such as goldfinches and grosbeaks.
Action Line likes to watch birds. So does Mrs. Action Line. But Mrs. Action Line is more accepting of less-desirable feathered friends showing up at the seed tray.
�When you open an all-you-can-eat buffet, you can�t be selective who comes to the table,� she said while watching a feeding frenzy.
�But what about when restaurants have a sign at the door stating, �No Shoes, No Shirt, No Service?� How about, �No starlings.��
�Birds can�t read,� retorted Mrs. Action Line without missing a beat.
Having attracted a falcon to your backyard is quite the feather in your cap, so to speak. Hundred of local bird fans would love to host such a cool carnivorous creature.
�Fantastic!� said Kristi Streiffert, owner of For the Birds, the backyard nature shop and purveyor of all things ornithological.
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�The smaller birds definitely know there is a falcon there,� Kristi said. �Whether singing in a tree or eating at a feeder, their world is never free of predators.�
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Attracting chickadees to your home is one thing. Attracting bears is quite another. And the presence of a falcon will do little to deter a marauding bruin.
Last week�s column on the Durango Dictionary inspired loyal reader Bill Bowlby to add a new term to the local lexicon. Meanwhile, our good friend and reluctant expatriate Galloway Hudson adds clarity to the term �wacky tobacky.�
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�In-fest-a-tion � the state of flux the downtown tourist bureau is always in. Ever since ski areas became �resorts,� every gathering has become a �fest,�� Bill observes.
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�It�s a good procedure. Wish I were still there to practice it.�
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Snooki is not skipping a beat.
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi just said goodbye to Dancing with the Stars, but she's already on to her next venture – planning her wedding to Jionni LaValle.
The reality starlet posted a selfie on Instagram Wednesday, in which she looks excited to go cross off some to-dos on her wedding list.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - In the never-ending search for more "balance" in the tax system, here comes Obama, suggesting a little "reform" when it comes to the time-honored exemption from tax of interest from municipal bonds.
There's just too darned much revenue "lost," don't ya see - something like $30 billion a year.
Obama has suggested a maximum of 28% in tax savings related to your muni income. So, if you're in the 39.6% (plus 3.8%) tax rate bracket, you would end up paying about 15% on that previously totally exempt income!
Just another "loophole" ripe for the picking, we guess. How will all of the cities and states like this one?
And from our "good news for a change" department, this week, comes word from the D.C. District Court that all of us tax return preparers out here are not just a bunch of cops, working for the Revenooers to assure that they get all of the dough to which they think they are entitled.
That's the way IRS would like it, in any case, but in a pretty big slam (by the court), the IRS effort to regulate the tax return preparation business has been significantly shot down - the court struck down the IRS' licensing requirement for some tax preparers, including testing and continuing education requirements.
"Today's ruling is a victory for hundreds of thousands of tax preparers across the country and the tens of millions of taxpayers who rely on them to prepare their taxes," quoth attorney Dan Alban (working for the tax preparer side). "This was an unlawful power grab by one of the most powerful federal agencies and thankfully the court stopped the IRS dead in its tracks. The court ruled today that Congress never gave the IRS the authority to license tax preparers, and the IRS can't give itself that power."
So there.
"They found that the IRS misinterpreted the statute and was basically trying to use it to expand its own authority in ways that the statute didn't authorize," said Alban. "On the first page of the opinion, they said that 'the statute's text and context unambiguously foreclose the IRS' interpretation.'"
The IRS power grab had targeted, generally, unlicensed preparers (not attorneys, CPAs and enrolled agents who are otherwise generally self-regulated).
And if you're a California limited liability company (LLC), and you may not have filed your tax return for a while, get ready for a nastygram from the Franchise Tax Board. They started sending these in January, based on their info that certain entities which previously filed, and for which they have no record of a return for the most recent year, setting you straight!
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"The UCF rivalry was huge back in the mid-2000s," said assistant coach J.J. Payette, who played for Stetson from 2003-06. "Not only were we Atlantic Sun rivals, but we were consistently two of the top programs in the state."
Although the Knights left the league in 2005, the rivalry continued to produce dramatic contests with great significance for the participants.
"It was always a big deal to play UCF," said assistant coach Amy Krazeise, who played for the Hatters from 2007-10. "Every year when we played them, it was for bragging rights for the whole central Florida area."
As Stetson and UCF prepare for Wednesday's 6 p.m. game at Patricia Wilson FIeld, the first of two non-conference meetings between the Hatters (28-5) and Knights (27-12), there is potentially even more at stake. With both teams among the top 50 in the NCAA RPI (Stetson: 39, UCF: 42), each program has a chance to bolster its postseason resume.
The Hatters enter the contest on a 13-game winning streak, which as of Monday was tied for the third-longest active winning streak in the nation. It is also the third-longest winning streak in school history.
In addition, Stetson continued to receive votes in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 poll Tuesday for the second consecutive week.
The Hatters are coming off a three-game sweep at Northern Kentucky where they outscored the Norse by a combined 30-1 margin. Stetson is scoring at a 6.6 runs-per-game clip, ranking first in the Atlantic Sun and 11th overall in the nation. Freshman Jessie TenBroeck ranks 14th in the country with a 1.12 runs-per-game average.
Something will have to give Wednesday, however, as UCF comes in with the ninth-lowest ERA in the NCAA at 1.58. Shelby Turnier leads the way with a 1.19 ERA in 21 appearances.
Wednesday will mark the 22nd all-time meeting between the teams. UCF leads the series 15-6. The teams will meet again Apr. 22 in Orlando.
Tickets start at just $5 and can be purchased online at www.gohatters.com/tix or at the Patricia Wilson Field box office. Stetson students, faculty, and staff are free with a valid ID. Subscription based live video will be available on HatterVision. Live stats, the Stetson softball twitter feed, and the Hat-Alerts text messaging system will provide in-game updates as well.


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on December 2, 2012 - 1:00 AM
For decades, denial has been a river running through Washington, Albany, Buffalo and probably through your house. Harris polls conducted between 2007 and last year indicate Americans' belief in climate change has dropped from 71 percent to 44 percent.
Today, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and an election campaign that ignored climate change, we face an onrushing economic, cultural and environmental reality that will shape our future. If, for whatever reason, you don't want to call it climate change, then call it something else. Call it a "situation," because whatever you call it, we have a situation.
The question is: Are we in a position in Western New York to address and mitigate the potential consequences of climate change? Do we have a sustainable future? The answer is: Maybe.
During his election victory speech, President Obama said, "We don't want our children to live in an America … that is threatened by the destructive power of a warming planet."
It's about time. Now he and other policymakers, including Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, are raising climate issues, understanding that if we do not, we face a precipitous decline in our future opportunities. This includes the potential for disasters like Hurricane Sandy, which made many of our friends and families refugees – without shelter, food, power, heat and water. Imagine the consequences of a storm-caused, prolonged, deep winter power outage in Western New York.
Since the Clinton White House sent Dr. Peter Sousounis here in 2000 to release the initial Regional Climate Assessment (Great Lakes), we have witnessed escalating global and regional change, including warmer winters and extreme weather events.
Sousounis said at that 2000 event held in the Statler, "We can predict increasing average temperatures, changing lake levels and extremes in weather conditions in the coming decades."
Last spring, NASA/Goddard Institute for Space Studies Director Dr. James Hansen, initially a climate skeptic, declared: "Now we can go beyond global and regional predictions because we have actual evidence that climate change has arrived, and is worse than we thought it would be."
This is all eye-opening.
What our region does in the coming months and years regarding climate change will help to characterize the future of our community. This is a collective responsibility. We have to educate ourselves and invest in personal, neighborhood and regional strategies that address our future. It must be a wide-ranging discussion that affects virtually every aspect of our lives. This will determine our ability to survive as a species. It is about you and me. We can make a difference.
Economic strategies
There is a lot going on locally, and more is on the way. A primary strategy to dealing with climate change is to address renewable energy issues. Programs such as FIT (Feed In Tariff) help to incentivize renewable energy by guaranteeing markets and values to investors and making renewables competitive in the energy market. This is important. It is a no-brainer given our current political economy of consumerism and growth. But is it enough?
Sustainability rests on three pillars – culture, economics and environment – and understanding relationships between these three pillars with one caveat: The environment is the bottom line. Without a substantial environmental context, the others could not exist.
In the free market, where profit is the objective, the environment is considered to be an "externality." This means that the costs to the environment of economic development – including polluted water, air, food, soil, climate impacts and the very real costs of human health – are born by society and not the entities engaged in profit-taking. This socialized offloading of responsibilities and real costs is a fatal flaw of the free market and makes "sustainable development" an oxymoron. Climate change may be the biggest failure of free markets.
David Suzuki, an outspoken Canadian environmental activist, resigned from his own organization recently because of economic threats by big donors. He calls our economic system "brain cancer."
Naomi Klein, author of "The Shock Doctrine," said this system empowers what she calls "disaster capitalists" – those who make money by deliberately creating or taking advantage of economic shocks and then exploiting a distracted citizenry. She would argue that disaster capitalism took full advantage of Western New York after the surprise October snowstorm of 2006. Shocks include environmental crises and destabilizing events such as the austerity budgets now sweeping parts of the European Union.
We need to treat climate change as an "emergency situation," Klein said. "That means pulling out all the stops."
She said that many well-meaning environmental organizations are as much a part of the problem as part of the solution. Because of their own economic pressures, many enviro groups have promoted business-friendly solutions. If they rock the boat much, like Suzuki, they are threatened with defunding. Klein said that while important, simply changing light bulbs to be more energy efficient, planting trees or advocating investment schemes to make energy more renewable while ignoring the climate change elephant in the room – consumerism and growth – is not enough.
Klein said that most enviro-groups enable the economic and policymaker hands that feed them by addressing strategies that everyone in that bubble considers "winnable" and not strategies that push the envelope and demand solutions to the emergency that confronts our planet. Emergency declared. Now what can we do?
Support local business
Many activists point to local economies as a way toward a more sustainable future. Large corporations treat communities like Buffalo as an extractable profit center. They invest relatively little, and take a lot. When they are finished, they leave behind abandoned buildings and neighborhoods, a looted environment and forgotten people.
Sarah Bishop, executive director of Buffalo First, which is laying the groundwork for a local economy, said, "A local economy is about local dollars staying local, and local businesses being more responsible, responsive and engaged about local issues, including local culture and environment."
"Choosing a locally owned store generates almost four times as much economic benefit for the surrounding region as compared to shopping at a chain," she said. "This is a hopeful statistic in a city and region that has seen significant divestment over the past quarter century.
Bishop recently co-sponsored a visit to Buffalo by Chicago activist Naomi Davis, founder of "Blacks in Green." Davis, whose focus is on livable and walkable self-sufficient neighborhoods, told us that a "city is comprised of many villages." Each village can create local jobs, benefit and investment, and support individuals and families. Can we do this in Buffalo?
The ecological services of habitat, including clean air and water, are fundamental to life and have a great impact on wealth. The atmosphere evolved as a part of a biodiverse system. Biodiversity helps to regulate atmospheric gasses, including greenhouse gasses, by absorbing and storing carbon. Protection of our remaining habitats – oceans, forests and freshwater ecosystems – is fundamental to addressing climate change.
Externalizing the environment in the name of economic development encourages the destruction of biodiversity. This destruction has both cause and effect. Science is pointing to an ongoing current extinction episode, described as the sixth great extinction, with climate change as an accelerant.
Protect Great Lakes
One of earth's greatest natural resources is the Sweetwater seas known as the Great Lakes. Each year, more than 20 billion gallons of raw sewage are dumped into the Great Lakes, which contain one-fifth of the world's fresh surface water. This causes biodiversity loss and subjects humans to disease and the ravages of climate change. Western New York is responsible for between 2 billion and 4 billion gallons of raw sewage released each year.
Jill Jedlicka Spisiak, executive director of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper, is working with the Buffalo Sewer Authority on a green infrastructure plan that, if fully financed, could reduce the release of raw sewage significantly.
"A major investment in sewer infrastructure is needed," she said. The cost of the project is estimated to be $500 million over 19 years. It is imperative that we find money to address this problem.
There is a new approach to land use modeling that is beginning to emerge in Western New York. The model would begin to evaluate land use from an ecological services perspective, rather than the traditional land use models that characterize land as an economic commodity, such as agricultural, mining, etc. This new model would help to quantify the real values and costs of land, and would help to inform zoning and tax practices that currently "externalize" environment.
These are just a few examples of solutions that are emerging locally. Finding a comprehensive strategy, including some of these projects, can make a big difference and help to create a sustainable future for all of us.
This situation is an emergency. If we don't treat it as one, and if we don't seize the reins, we can expect a future predicated on a globalized disaster economy that will turn our region into a Third World nation instead of the sustainability leader that we can become.
Jay Burney, a naturalist, writer and conservation activist, founded the Learning Sustainability Campaign and is chairman of Friends of Times Beach Nature Preserve.


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Visit to Old Cairo & the Coptic Retreat Centre 'Anafora' - Michael - 18-04-2008
In the last week of October 2007 our 'Biblelands' group travelled along the Cairo-Alexandria desert road in the dark on our way to the 'Anafora' Coptic Orthodox Retreat Centre. We had no idea what we would find at the end of our journey. it was only with the dawn of a new day that we fully realised we had arrived at a physical oasis that in the next 3 days would become a spiritual oasis for many in the group.
Indeed, it was Anafora that had persuaded the majority of the group to sign up for this tour of Cairo, Alexandria, and Anafora, including myself, and we were not disappointed. For those who may not know (and before the visit I was one of those) the word 'anafora' refers to that part of the Eucharistic service in which the offering of bread and wine is made to the God presence. in the vernacular it also refers to the moment that a bird lifts its body into flight, the moment of 'take off.'
During our stay at Anafora Bishop Thomas, who is the Coptic Orthodox Bishop of El Qussia in Upper Egypt as well as being the founder and director of Anafora, gave us 4 talks on the theme of 'Desert Spirituality.'
The Anafora Centre has been reclaimed from the desert and turned into a self-sufficient community providing for its own needs and those who come on retreat. to do this a well was sunk deep into the sand and rock in order to draw up the known water supply that lay below the surface of the desert. The water was then chanelled through a canal system to irigate the surface of the land. This process of irrigation over the past 8 years has turned Anafora into an oasis that provides refreshment and renewal for those who are fortunate enough to find their way to its welcome and hospitality. Thus the spiritual focus is the same as the physical achievement. Those on retreat are invited to take time to search for the 'well of living water within them' that is God's gift of the Holy Spirit, and to draw that water up in order to irrigate their daily life.
The accommodation, or cells, in which each of us lived during our retreat is collectively shaped to form a question mark with the 'dot' of the question mark being a round prayer house. We were encouraged to bring our questions in prayer to God, and in discussion with each other, in the hope and trust that we might receive guidance and direction for our continuing journey of faith. This proved to be my experience.
During our stay at Anafora we also paid a visit to 2 ancient monasteries in the Wadi El Natrun - Deir Anba Bishoi and Deir as-Suriani. Here we heard of the thread that connects them with the earliest days of Christian monasticism. The monastic tradition and its present practice are clearly connected with the ongoing life of the Coptic Church in Egypt. At present we were told that there are more people wishing to join monastic communities in Egypt than there are places to accommodate them. As well as this wellspring of spirituality the group was able to view paintings, frescoes, and icons, some of which dated back to the 7th century.
I could go into much more detail about this visit and retreat, but this brief account opens a window onto the richness of my experience. I returned from Egypt with a stronger desire to nurture my own spiritual life and to encourage those congregations in my care to do so as well. (I am an Anglican priest with responsibility 4 small congregations and 2 parishes). The visit has served to remind me to be more thankful that I dwell in Christ and Christ dwells in me, particularly at those times when such a relationship is tested. Further, it has encouraged me to reflect and teach more readily about the richness of Christian symbolism within our sacred spaces, the scriptures, and the activities of our own lives. It has challenged me to live a more reflective prayer life and to allow religious tradition more readily to inform my present journey of faith.
This visit will, I believe, remain as a significant experience in my spiritual life and my ministry as an Anglican priest. I have returned with a piece of the desert in my heart, and Anafora has inspired me to both offer myself afresh to God and experience that sense of 'taking off' afresh into the spiritual journey that lays before me.
Thank you for the opportunity to share this with you in the name of the risen Lord.
- John Charmley - 18-04-2008
Dear Michael,
Thank you for sharing the blessing of this story with us. You evoke in a most beautiful manner something of the spirituality and tone of the Coptic tradition, thoroughly permeated as it is by monasticism.
How wonderful the Lord is, and how marvellous that you should have found such a help and such encouragement. I hope the experience will continue to bear fruit in your daily round; your task is the most demanding one laid upon man.
In Christ,
Cross fertilisation of desert spirituality - Severus - 24-04-2008
Michael is just one of many who has encountered the richness of the desert spirituality which permeates and underpins so much of Orthodoxy. In Sweden the Lutheran clergy have for some years (with episcopal approval) used the "Desert Mass" - inspired by the Coptic Liturgy. Both Bishop Thomas of Anafora and our own Abba Seraphim have supported and encouraged this extraordinary cross-fertilisation. There is also a similar movemnent led by Peter Halldorf among Pentecostalists centred on the congregation Sionforsamlingen at the Nya Slottel at Bjarka Saby, an eighteenth century castle south of Linkoping.
Abba Seraphim will be visiting Stockholm for a few days at the end of May at the invitation of the Christian Council of Sweden and also to share fellowship with both the Coptic Orthodox community and the Lutheran Desert Mass movement.
For details of the Desert Mass contact Fr. Gunnar Lind of Stockholm, whose email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Father Gunnar's daughter is now living in London so he visits here from time to time. I'm sure - if approached - both he and Abba Seraphim would be happy to talk with anyone about the desert spirituality.
Desert Spirituality - Michael - 25-04-2008
I am most grateful for the replies I have received following my first posting. I feel that I returned from Anafora last October with a grain of the desert planted in my heart that has continued to multiply.
Personally, I feel that the Anglican Church (of which I am a priest) is the poorer for having lost touch with the spirituality of the desert as exemplified in the monastic tradition. In our effort to be 'new' and 'relevant' we are losing touch with our roots, and rootless plants whither and die! Senior appointments are often made on the basis of intellectual and academic achievement without discernment of the 'pastoral heart' within a person. In one of his talks at Anafora, Bishop Thomas spoke of the monk within him reminding him of the need for humility and prayer when, at times, as bishop he became a little too arrogant or self-assured. I, too, need to remind myself continually that I am called to have 'the care of souls' as the primary goal of my ministry.
The monastic pattern of prayer and work has much to teach not only the frenetic spirit of the modern world, but also that of the modern church.
I shall find time to seek more information on the concept and practice of desert spirituality posted by Severus for which I am indebted.
By the way, I have just received my copy of 'Our Daily Life' that I look forward to reading.
I sense that finding the British Orthodox Fellowship and its forum will be a source of much encouragement on my continuing spiritual journey with God and in God. For this I give much thanks!


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Calvert had some lofty goals coming into the season. But after an 0-3 start, Calvert's chances of reaching those goals seemed to be the same as a toddler reaching a top-shelf cookie jar.
Calvert got into the win column beating Lakota last week, and with that one win, Calvert grabbed a 1-0 Midland Athletic League record and shot all the way up to 10th in its playoff region.
Suddenly, the cookie jar full of goals wasn't so high up, but the Senecas realized they'd only get closer by not reaching for it just yet.
"We were happy on Friday to walk away with a win. But we started all over on Saturday and are worried about being 1-0 on (tonight)," said Calvert coach Todd Fox. "The men understand that all our goals are still reachable and attainable. We really re-shifted our focus in the last two weeks to focus on that Friday night and worry about everything else later."
Tonight Calvert travels down 224 for a 7 p.m. kickoff against longtime rival Seneca East. It will be last time in the foreseeable future the teams will meet. Next year Seneca East will join the Northern 10 Athletic Conference while Calvert moves to the Toledo Area Athletic Conference.
For Seneca East coach Ed Phillips, playing a rival is the best way for his team to get over a tough loss last week, a 10-7 decision to Fremont St. Joe.
"The guys, this being last season in the MAL, this is the last time they're gonna play Calvert," Phillips said. "That helps [getting over a tough loss], having a team you look forward to playing."
Each team's game last week was played in a downpour. While it fit right in to Fox's gameplan, it caused problems for the Tigers and the MAL's leading passer Ethan Caudill.
"We played a good football team [in St. Joe], but we played in a downpour," Phillips said. "We expect to make plays in that kind of stuff, but it didn't help us last week."
Fox and the Senecas welcomed the rain as it helped them stick to their run-first mentality. Calvert racked up 323 yards on the ground against Lakota.
"That's more of our forte," Fox said of the running game. "The weather dictated that a little bit more for us too, but we know up front we have a pretty special group of linemen up there and we do feel we have a stable of backs that are very special also."
Fox's tendency to run, though, is no secret to his counterpart tonight.
"I know coach Fox, he wants to run the football," Phillips said. "If he could play every game and run the football every play he would."
Seneca East's offense isn't too dissimilar from the Woodmore attack that put up 515 yards and 48 points on Calvert in week 3. But Fox says there is a bit of a difference in Seneca East's offense.
I think its a different animal in that [Seneca East is] more physical," Fox said. "They are a physical football team. At the same time, their offense, the fireworks can start with the way they throw the ball around and stretch you out defensively."
According to Fox, for Calvert to record its second win of the year, holding on to the ball will be key.
"We have to avoid the crisis and that's turnovers," he said. "You look at our first four games and we're giving the other team too many chances. We need to take care of ourself and take care of the little things. Avoid that crisis by holding on to the football. When we do throw the football, throw it to our guy and just play sound fundamental football."


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State College made 11 of its first 12 shots against Altoona Wednesday at the Altoona Area High School Fieldhouse.
The Little Lions also connected on their first five 3-pointers before Kyle Kanaskie missed a trey as the first quarter ended.
It turned out to be a bad omen for State College and a great one for the Mountain Lions.
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Altoona's Kevin Givens goes to the hoop during third quarter action against State College.
Altoona chipped away at a 19-point deficit before tying the game with 20.7 seconds to play on a pair of Brandon Lytle free throws. The Mountain Lions dominated overtime and picked up an important 71-63 victory over State College.
"I could see it in their eyes [after regulation ended]," Altoona coach Paul Hasson said. "The kids had battled so hard to get back into the game that I thought once we got into overtime, we could take over."
A major factor in Altoona (7-4) both tying the game and dominating overtime was the absence of State College's Bryan Sekunda. Sekunda scored a team-high 19 points before fouling out with 1:12 to play. State College led, 59-54, at the time of his fifth foul.
"He's a great player," Hasson said regarding Sekunda. "Any time a great player on the other team fouls out, it's going to help you. It did, but we had a couple guys who were in foul trouble, too."
Overall, the fouls went Altoona's way. The Mountain Lions were 24-of-31 from the foul line, and State College was just 2-for-3.
"The difference was points in the paint," State College coach Drew Frank said. "It was 31-3 at the free-throw line. Those are all points in the paint."
Kevin Givens and Manny Span were a major factor in Altoona taking over. Givens finished with 14 points and 12 rebounds off the bench, and Span had a game-high 15 rebounds.
"We were getting an initial stop on their first look," Frank said. "Then Span was just there to clean it up. We couldn't keep him off the glass."
Altoona's play in the paint didn't become a factor until the second quarter, because State College didn't need to go into the paint to score early on. The Little Lions made nine 3-pointers, including six in the first half, and scored 29 first-quarter points.
"In the beginning of the game, they were hot," Lytle said. "I think this is the first time I've ever played against someone that came out shooting like that, but our team never gives up and never quits."
One of the reasons Altoona was able to stage a comeback was the play of Matt Dry, who scored a game-high 20 points. Dry tallied nine points in the first quarter to keep State College (9-3) from running the Mountain Lions out of the gym.
"In front of our home crowd, Matt tends to get excited," Altoona's DeShae Lee, who added 15 points, said. "When he gets the opportunity, he knocks down shots."
Dry scored seven of Altoona's 12 points in overtime.
"It's a huge win," Dry said. "It's our first win over State College in Coach Hasson's coaching career here, and Coach Hasson always preaches that we can have a good season or a great season, and I think we're on the right path to have a great season."
STATE COLLEGE (63): Sekunda 8 0-0 19, Kanaskie 7 2-2 18, Costa 7 0-1 17, Beattie 1 0-0 3, Williams 1 0-0 2, Scharly 0 0-0 0, Irwin 0 0-0 0, Karstetter 2 0-0 4, Shadle 0 0-0 0. Totals - 26 2-3 63.
ALTOONA (71): Lee 5 4-6 15, Dry 6 7-8 20, Lytle 1 6-8 9, Acrie 1 0-0 2, Span 1 3-4 5, Givens 6 2-3 14, Berardinelli 1 2-2 4, Hancock 1 0-0 2, Hill 0 0-0 0. Totals - 22 24-31 71.
State College29 11 14 5 4 - 63
Altoona13 16 14 12 12 - 71
3-point goals: State College 9 (Sekunda 3, Costa 3, Kanaskie 2, Beattie); Altoona 3 (Lee, Dry, Lytle).
Records: State College (9-3); Altoona (7-4).
Officials: Sam Zambanini, Sean Albright, Dave Heim
JV: Altoona, 30-26. High scorers-Austin Pope, A, 11; Alex McCann, SC, 11.


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