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"Ali is in a home-schooling program. She has never been pulled out of school," Dina tells PEOPLE exclusively. "It's the same home-schooling program that Lindsay was in since the tenth grade. It's a wonderful program that many celebrities are enrolled in."
Defending her parenting skills, she says, "I am a single mom of four children, and I devote my life to my children."
As for the claims that Ali has been bitten by the partying bug, Dina says her daughter "is working, working hard. She's recording, and she's working on a fashion line. Ali has also been supporting her sister."
Lindsay Lohan, who recently split from longtime girlfriend Samantha Ronson, is also focusing on her career, says her mom. "Lindsay is working extremely hard. Her spray tan line sold more than 100,000 units at Sephora in one day."
Dina understands that her family's high profile garners media attention, but says, "We just wish people would leave us alone – at least for Mother's Day!"
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Those of you doing the food shopping for your home should continue to buy milk and dairy products. They not only are good for you but are one of the best food buys in the grocery store.
At last week's Dairy Farmers of America Mideast Leadership meeting down in Fairlawn, predictions were made that farm prices for 2011 would be somewhat higher than they were in 2010.
That's good news for dairy farmers because they have needed better prices. The past couple of years have been tough for them with milk prices in 2009 that were not even enough for them to make any profit. Most operated at a loss. So higher prices will be a huge help this coming year.
At the same time, they will mean milk and dairy product prices in the grocery store will probably edge upward. Even with some price increases at the store, dairy products provide more nutrients for your food dollar than many foods.
There is another reason why higher farm milk prices are essential. That is higher feed costs caused by more exports of corn and soybeans and the use of more corn in ethanol.
With corn prices around $5.30 to $5.40 a bushel and soybean prices around $12.60, grain farmers have been happy. But dairy and other livestock farmers are not pleased, especially if they have to buy most of their grain. High feed prices can eat up any potential profit from the improved farm milk prices.
So as a consumer we all need to be aware of the complex system that goes into putting that gallon of milk on the store shelf. Many factors are involved.
Dairy Farmers of America is the largest farmer dairy marketing cooperative in the country. They market the farmer's milk through many outlets.
Dairy farmers at the meeting learned that domestic demand for milk and dairy products hasn't changed much. Increased exports have been a help, with 12 to 13 percent of U.S. milk being shipped abroad. Russia has been buying skim milk products and butter with China buying a lot of whole milk powder. Both of these markets can be uncertain and change quickly.
When we go to the store to buy our food, we want to be sure it is of high quality and healthy. DFA places a lot of emphasis on milk quality and works with dairy farmer members one-on-one if a quality problem crops up, which is rare. Members know that quality milk is in everyone's best interest.
Before milk is unloaded from a tank truck at the processing plant, samples are taken and quality testing is done. If even a hint of an antibiotic shows up in the testing, which is extremely accurate, that load of milk is rejected. Then samples that were taken at each farm are tested to see where the problem came from.
DFA has one of the finest and most accurate testing laboratories in the country near Medina. They do a lot of testing for other companies and the Food and Drug Administration. Dairy farmers meeting certain rigid quality standards can get paid a premium for their milk, an incentive to work hard at continued quality controls.
The importance of dairy farmers and cooperatives working together was stressed. One hot topic was a dairy market stabilization program to help avoid excessive milk supplies and keep milk prices from extreme ups and downs. If this program is started, it will need the cooperation of a majority of farmers and their cooperatives. DFA continues to work for the benefit of its members.
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Tip # 9. Shrink Your Carbon Footprint
What can we do? It's something many of us want to know.
There are some main ways we contribute to the issue.
They include our transport choices, the energy we use in our homes, the waste we send to the landfill, what we consume and the food we eat.
Making small changes can lead to great reductions in our carbon emissions.
Take Action for Sharks and Rays
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Top 10 Parenting Stories: What Moved Us In 2012
The top 10 parenting stories of 2012 had recurring themes: custody agreements, stereotyping through toys, and attachment parenting. All these themes united to form a common thread: the education and protection of our children. (10 Photos)
Katie Holmes Gets Main Custody of Suri
2012's biggest parenting story started out with Katie Holmes leaving her husband, Tom Cruise, in a whirlwind move two days before his 50th birthday. 6-year-old Suri Cruise and her mom moved to New York from California, and quickly settled in to a new life together there. Katie managed to obtain main custody of daughter Suri, a bold and successful move against one of the most powerful men in Hollywood. The couple worked together to ensure the best possible outcome for their daughter, providing hope for divorcing parents ( and newly single moms) watching everywhere.JOSIAH KAMAI/BUZZPHOTO/GETTY IMAGES
Malala Yousafzai
Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year old student and blogger, was shot in the head October 9 by the Taliban on her way to school. Malala, who's father is a teacher, had continued to attend school in Pakistan's dangerous Swat valley, an area bordering Afghanistan despite threats and attacks on female students. Malala not only decided to continue going to school, she blogged about the roadblocks for girls in her country for the BBC. After her attempted murder, Malala was sent to England to recover and is currently recuperating. Her bravery is an inspiration for girls and women everywhere.KEYSTONE PRESS
The Duchess of Cambridge is Pregnant!
Years of speculation have come to a brief end, as The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge confirmed they are expecting their first child. Will and Kate, despite the hassle of being surrounded by the world's lenses, soon had bigger battles ahead. Hyperemesis Gravidarum is extreme nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, leading to dehydration. While Kate was being treated in the hospital, Australian radio hosts Mel Greig and Michael Christian decided to play a prank. They pretended to be Queen Elizabeth the !! and Prince Charles, and obtained information on the Duchess' health from a nurse, which they broadcast over the radio.
The nurse who gave out Kate's health information killed herself three days later, herself the mother of three young children.GETTY IMAGES
The Rise Of Gender Neutral
Girls may like pink and boys may like blue, but these things forever won't be true. Take a look at Sweden:
gender neutrality, and the education of children without referring to them as a girl or boy, has become a federally-funded industry. Preschool teachers are encouraged to use the word "hen" when speaking about a boy or a girl, instead of he or she, so that there is no perceived difference between the children at all.
Here, Hasbro has revealed this past month they are revamping their Easy Bake Oven. The surprise? Focus groups for boys and girls, with a new boy and girl-friendly Easy Bake Oven set for later in 2013. We can't wait for more toy-makers and toys to start being hip to this idea.ISTOCKPHOTO
Attachment Parenting, In All Its Forms
Jamie Lynne Grumet is the infamous breastfeeding mom from Time Magazine's spring cover, feeding her then three-and a half year old son Aram beside the caption Are You Mom Enough?
Seemingly designed for controversy and to pit parents, breastfeeders, and generally everyone with an opinion on parenting against each other, the cover story was promoted to spotlight attachment parenting. First written about extensively by William Sears, M.D., attachment parenting encourages co-sleeping, longer breastfeeding with child-led weaning, and lots of parent-child bonding through skin to skin contact.
In its newer forms, attachment parenting means consistent parenting, modeling good behaviour, and appropriate, measured rewards and discipline. We love that idea, and think it would help create calmer, saner family dynamics all around. As for the Time Magazine breastfeeding mom? She's hoping her fame will bring attention to her new charity, The Faye Foundation, which aims to assist orphans in Somalia. It's a cause that's close to the whole family: Older son Samuel was adopted from Somalia in 2010.COURTESY OF PATHWAYS TO FAMILY WELLNESS MAGAZINE
Sandy Hook
What happened at Sandy Hook Public School in Newtown, Connecticut this past December, 2012 is still reeling in our minds. 20 children died, along with several teachers, the principal, and other school staff.
The murderer ran into the school and killed as many people as possible with automatic machine guns he had procured in his own home, the property of his mom, whom he killed before leaving the house.
What is known is that the killer was mentally ill, and did not receive the help he needed. The children who were killed were all six or seven years of age, and the shooting happened a few weeks before Christmas.
This tragedy for parents everywhere is generating collective heaviness in our souls. What do we tell our kids, and how can we stop this from ever happening again?AP PHOTO/NEWTOWN BEE, SHANNON HICKS
Bullying Awareness, and PreventionAwareness around bullying by peers, the media, even of the media reached new heights in 2012. Canadian provincial governments like Ontario's Liberal party passed anti-bullying laws. School boards had to make it a priority to report any incidents of bullying in their schools, and had a 0 tolerance policy for bullies. In the news world, Wisconsin's Jennifer Livingston was called fat by a viewer in a letter. She called him out and issued a rebuttal live. British Columbian teenager Amanda Todd's struggle with bullying was brought to the world's attention with her suicide this past fall. Bullied on Facebook and social media, Todd issued a video of her struggle she put together herself. Facebook issued its' own anti-bullying measures in 2012 against cyber-bullying, urging members to report and shun any instances of on-site bullying they saw.ISTOCKPHOTO
Why Women Can't Still Have It All
When Anne Marie Slaughter, who had a high profile job as part of Hilary Clinton's foreign policy team in Washington, D.C., left her job, she wrote about it in an essay this past spring in The Atlantic.
Titled Why Women Still Can't Have It All, Slaughter writes succinctly about what it meant for her to leave her job. As the mother of two teenage sons, she details how her work on Capitol Hill involved waking up at 4:20 a.m. and commuting back to California to see her sons on weekends. She says that she is working full time now still as a professor, and writes frequent articles and makes 40 to 50 speeches a year. Slaughter reveals the truth from her inner circle: If you're going to have a high profile job in public policy, you won't be able to spend time with your kids while you do that job. The solution? Slaughter thinks it's for her country, the United Sates, to elect a woman president and at least 50 U.S. Senators. That way, she says, women's interests will be guaranteed to be at the forefront. We would love to see this change in Canada, too, and want to work together to make this happen. Don't you?FLICKR.COM, COURTESY OF CHATHAM HOUSE
Anti-Obesity Movements Reach Canada
It's a well-publicized fact that obesity in children is accelerating in the United States, Britain, and Canada.
You'd think that more pro-active national nutrition campaigns would already be in place for our children, but governments are going a step further. Body Mass Index is being measured in children in many U.S. States, and Canada is not far behind in this initiative. Many Ontario schools have been participating in the 60 Minute Kids Club, a program promoting exercise, healthy eating habits, and being physically fit. My seven-year old had it written down in his agenda to go onto the Website and log on at night. The acronym ELMO is used on the site to motivate kids: Eat Less More Often.STRONG4LIFE.COM
Digital Monitoring Of Kids Time Online
We figured out this year that most of our son's friends in grade two had access to iPads. With laptops at home often reserved for parents, iPhones and androids were seen in kids hands while passing time in the grocery store and the mall. As for the ipad, it's ubiquitous: we know more families with young children who use them now than not. News reports revealed that Apple and other manufacturers of digital devices had been tracking minors' usage, location, and other data habits without permission, and using this data to boost future sales and other marketing purposes. This is hardly surprising, but sinister nonetheless. With tablet sales in 2012 surpassing any other year before, we need to be vigilant and protect our kids: not just from predators, but from manufacturers, advertisements, and social media marketing. Luckily, parents have a wealth of options to monitor their kids' time spent on the iPod touch or laptop. Now that we've given them the tools, we have to be responsible enough to see them through using them.
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The first Taleghani lecture this past spring was entitled "Obama and Iran: The Battle of Hope vs. Fear."
Above: Dr. Malakeh Taleghani.
The Dr. Malakeh Taleghani Graduate Endowment
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After marrying at age 17, Malakeh Taleghani dropped out of high school, which was not unusual in Iran in the 1940s. Four years and two children later, she tried to return to school (at the insistence of her husband). There was one problem: Married women were not allowed to go to high school. Taleghani's family convinced the principal to turn a blind eye, and so she continued her education, camouflaging the pregnancy of her third child in her senior year.
Finishing high school was an accomplishment for a girl. Even more of an accomplishment: earning a Ph.D. in Persian literature from Tehran University. (Taleghani was only the third woman in Iran to do so.)
Through the years, Taleghani raised four children; was a high school teacher, a principal, a professor and a representative in the Iranian National Assembly; and ultimately served as deputy secretary of the Ministry of Education.
She passed away in 2010 in Tucson.
Above: In 1999, Taleghani put on the play "Kaveh Ahangar" from Shahnameh Ferdowsi. Karimi hopes to eventually publish the nine plays her mother wrote.
Taleghani's daughter Simin Karimi, a professor in the UA Department of Linguistics, and her siblings decided that the most fitting way to honor their mother would be to establish a fellowship, which is granted to students who study Iranian culture, including literature, linguistics, history, political science and architecture. Since the endowment was created with a gift of $15,000 last spring, it has already doubled thanks to generous contributions from the community.
"Education and Iranian studies was where my mother's heart was," said Karimi, adding that her mother believed that anyone could achieve academic success at the highest level, even within cultures where the role of women was restricted.
Above: Karimi (in white) with the first three recipients of the Dr. Malakeh Taleghani Endowment Graduate Fellowship -- Julie Ellison, Deniz Tat and Farrah Jafari.
The inaugural recipients of the fellowship illustrate the diversity of Iranian studies. Farrah Jafari, a student in Near Eastern studies, examines the issue of identity in the Iranian transgender community. Julie Marie Ellison, a student in Near Eastern studies, is researching the Iranian writer and activist Sepideh Dowlatshahi. And linguistics student Deniz Tat is studying Azari, a Turkish language spoken in northeastern Iran.
Karimi is also funding an annual Taleghani lecture to honor her mother's love of community events. Every year, Taleghani would write and produce a play in Persian based on a masterpiece of Iranian literature. She chose actors from members of the community, including professors and students.
"She was in love with it," said Karimi. "She served dinner. She wrote and directed the play. She chose the outfits, the music. This was the high point every year of her life. The day after the play she would tell me about her idea for next year."
The first Taleghani lecture this past spring was titled "Obama and Iran: The Battle of Hope vs. Fear."
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The iPad 3 concepts: fan art
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With the unveiling of the Apple iPad 3 being just hours away, let's take a look at how some imaginative individuals see the iPad 3 through their dreamy eyes...
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Some of those designs look like android tablets. I dunno maybe its just me lol
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When you're attempting to translate an article from one language to another on a word-by-word basis, sometimes you make a few mistakes, and I asked Marie Hallman to assist in my attempt to translate her interview with Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall, and came up with two factual errors based upon bad interpretation of Swedish:
Kronwall's left knee is bothering him, not both knees, and his knee doesn't have "no power"--it "folds" in certain situations, which was the literal translation that puzzled the hell out of me for fifteen minutes before I made it sound decent in English. I won't make that mistake again, and I'm sorry for the confusion. I try my best to get these translations done as accurately as possible but sometimes I screw up--and I'm pretty angry with myself about this one.
So here's the first part of her first interview with Kronwall, corrected by the author, and the edited parts are in italics and bolded. I'm obviously going to delay posting the rest of the interviews until I have Marie look over my translations and make corrections. I feel really terrible about getting the knee-knees issue wrong and I'm really sorry, again, because I do my damnedest to translate these articles correctly:
August 22, Marie's Hockey Blogg (roughly translated): Marie Meets: Niklas Kronwall, part one
This summer I haven't had the time to meet with many NHL player that I wanted to speak to this summer, but here's a interview, in any case, with one of my favorite players--Niklas Kronwall. He's a really good player who's also an unbelievably pleasant and humble man off the ice. [The interview] was a big long, so there are two parts--and this is the first:
Fifth after regular season, dismissed already in quarter finals and a stubborn knee injury that has kept him back.
When Niklas Kronwall is asked to describe last season, he says without hesitation:
- A really shitty one.
The requirements for Detroit are high, and they should be considering the class of the team that Detroit has, states Kronwall.
That it went as it did was partially due wholly or partially injuries, but:
"We can't blame it all on injuries. We weren't sufficiently good enough, it's that simple," says the [hard-hitting] Detroit defenseman.
But the fact that they slipped out so early had benefits, Kronwall believes:
"Yes, this summer was really important for us. It was shitty that we slipped out as early as we did, but it wasn't just really negative. Now we've had a long summer to recover and rebuild ourselves. We've had little, short summers over the past few years, we've gotten spoiled with going long. Now hopefully everybody has trained and is ready to begin when the puck drops. Given the way the entirety of last season went, that is something that no one of us (in the team/organization) wants to be a part of again.
What are your feelings about the season to come?
"I think it looks good in terms of the team. We get Jiri Hudler back and Mike Modano joined us, and he's played for a really long time, but he can still play at a high level. He comes into the team with fantastic leadership skills, and he's a guy who's been through it all and won it all himself So it looks good."
"On my part, however, it's not 100% good, unfortunately."
Niklas Kronwall was burdened with a persistent knee injury last season, and it hasn't quite healed.
He's received help from Djurgarden's medical team, specifically doctor Bengt Gustafsson and physiotherapist Christian Schumacher, and wants to thank them for their help.
"They've helped me fantastically well!" he says gratefully.
Do you think you'll need surgery now?
don't know, the knee's still not feeling quite 100% yet. I don't know, the knee is not hundred percent well yet. I can skate and do such stuff then there are some things that are more problematic than
others. My knee (singular) feels a lot better than it did this spring but it is not as good as I want it to be."
How are they hindering you?
"I don't have the power/strength in it during certain moves (on the ice) where it just folds. (= not pain, he says he can't use it as normal it just gives away). We'll see how it it goes. There's a risk that I could go over [to Detroit] a bit earlier than usual. It's for the best to go through the situation with the doctors and the organization over there."
Who decides if there's an operation?
It's a joint decision. We have the same interest that I can play at a reasonably high level."
How long would you be out if there's an operation?
"I don't have an idea, but it would involve, for the most part, going in with a camera and looking how it looks, and having an MRI. It's not an unusual occurrence. And there are people who have it significantly worse [than I do]. I just have to listen to my body and then do what I can. Hopefully it'll loosen up in the next week or two," says Niklas Kronwall.


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- The English department at Cedar Cliff High School has been recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English for excellence in its instructional program.
- A PTO dinner and movie will be held at 5:15 p.m. Jan. 27 at Newberry Elementary School. The movie will be "Rio."
- A dance will be held 3-5 p.m. Feb. 10 for seventh- and eighth-graders at Crossroads Middle School in the school cafeteria.
- A PSSA parent and student clinic will be held at 6 p.m. Feb. 28 at Red Mill Elementary School. The event is for parents and students in grades 3-5.
- Two New Cumberland Middle School students received recognition for essays they wrote as part of the Patriot Pen Contest for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Sophia Long won first place and Samantha Dunphy was third.
- The following students placed in the eighth-grade science fair: Abby Gurgiolo, first place; Jakob Sanchez, second place; Jack Gayner, third place; Charlotte Kuller, fourth place; Corey Becker, fifth place; Andrew Freedenberg, sixth place; and Matthew Podniesinski, seventh place. These students will compete Feb. 29-March 3 at the 55th annual Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair at Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts.
- A flavors of diversity celebration will be held Jan. 23-27 by the high school Diversity Club. Each day the cafeteria will highlight a meal from a different culture, including French, Mexican, German and Italian.


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In Brazil, one forward-thinking ranch is proving that cattle, wildlife and the environment can coexist. Fazendas Sao Marcelo – whose four properties span 79,000 acres (32,000 hectares) in Brazil's cerrado (wooded grassland) and Amazon regions — recently became the first in the world to earn Rainforest Alliance certification for sustainable cattle production.
Across the Brazilian Amazon, 80 million cattle roam land that was once cerrado or tropical rainforest. Cattle ranchers are responsible for more than three-quarters of all forest loss in the Brazilian Amazon and — despite public awareness and numerous campaigns to stop the destruction — have shown few signs of improving their environmental stewardship.
Today, change is in the air. Businesses and consumers are aware of the link between beef and rainforest destruction, and asking for certified sustainable meat and leather. Now, the first of many farms has earned certification to help meet the demand.
With multiple protected areas, including a 32,000-acre (13,000-hectare) reserve within the Amazon, Sao Marcelo helps to buffer the natural forest and provide shelter and migration routes for wildlife. Its cattle are kept away from riparian areas and degraded land is replanted. Cowboys are also prohibited from killing local wildlife, even predatory animals that might attack calves.
"Fazendas São Marcelo's certification breaks a paradigm and shows that large scale cattle production can be carried out in accordance with good pasture management, humane treatment of animals, conservation of natural resources and respect for workers and communities," explains Luís Fernando Guedes Pinto, manager of agriculture certification at IMAFLORA, the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) representative in Brazil who carried out the certification.
In addition to protecting wildlife habitat, the Rainforest Alliance Certified ranches must ensure that the cattle are well-treated. Sao Marcelo's 60,000 head of cattle have tree covered pastures, which shield them from high temperatures, wind and rain. On-farm treatment and vaccination stations are designed to minimize stress on the animals, and cattle transport drivers are taught to drive carefully. Humane treatment extends to the horses ridden by the farm's cowboys. São Marcelo teaches its riders techniques to minimize the risk of equine injury and has reduced total work hours to allow the horses additional rest time.
Because livestock are responsible for 18 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, São Marcelo manages its cattle's diet closely to reduce their methane emissions. The cows eat an easily digestible mix of grass and mineral salt, complemented with organic sugarcane grown by nearby smallholders. Shade trees on pastures and conservation areas also reduce the climate footprint of the operation.
Arnaldo Eijsink, director-general of Fazendas São Marcelo, Ltda, says that Rainforest Alliance certification "represents the sum total of the work we have done in sustainability on the farms over the past 10 years." He adds, "It is possible to produce [cattle] the right way in the Amazon."
Sao Marcelo's care extends to its workforce and their families. The cowboy staff is mostly male, so the farm teaches crafts and artisanal cooking to the wives of farm workers, giving them opportunities for economic advancement. The most rural of its farms provides a private school for 20 resident school children, and the company supports the public schools near its other properties, subsidizing teacher training to enhance education for the 10,000 schoolchildren in neighboring communities.
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Porter Fights Back, Disputes Allegations of Dominionism
It has been a rough couple of weeks for Janet Porter, ever since her May Day prayer rally at the Lincoln Memorial brought in just a few hundred people, rather that the several thousand they were expecting, leaving her to cover the tens of thousands of dollars in organizing costs.
And then things got worse when VCY America announced that it was dropping its airing and support for Porter's radio program, due to her increasing embrace of dominion theology, cutting off a large part of her audience and funding.
Since then, Porter's radio program appears to have been placed on hold, as she's just been running repeats of earlier programs for the last week or so. But today she used her weekly column in WorldNetDaily to respond to her critics - interestingly, not critics such as us, but rather those who should be her allies who have not supported her efforts or her theology:
Then there's the accusation that some who were there believe in "dominion theology," which, I'm told, wants a theocracy to rule the world. Not what I believe; not even close. We who attended May Day just want to obey God in every area of influence and use our freedom to spread the Gospel. If you do an Internet search on D. James Kennedy, Jerry Falwell, or Charles Stanley with Dominionism, you'll see the same type of accusations were repeatedly made against them, too.
If people have a problem with being salt and light in a dark and decaying culture, they have a problem with Jesus who said if you love Him, you'll keep His commandments.
We were even getting calls asking if I "denied the Trinity." Are you kidding me? I would die before denying the Trinity.
If you've read the paper or have had a glance at the legislation that has just become law, you know that our nation is in peril. And when we find ourselves in peril, God has told us what to do (2 Chronicles 7:14): humble ourselves, pray, seek God's face and turn from our wicked ways. It's what Nineveh did when they had just over a month before they would be destroyed. They humbled themselves and fasted. They repented and prayed. They didn't say, "You can't repent with us because we don't agree on everything." No, they all just repented. God was pleased, and they were spared from the judgment they deserved. That's a pretty good precedent.
The bottom line is our nation is on fire and our freedoms are burning right along with it. And yet, instead of putting out the fire, many want to turn the water hoses on each other. And then they'll all wonder what happened when the freedom to spread the Gospel is nothing but a charred memory.
I'm not going to prevent the firemen from putting out the fire because they don't have the "right uniform." My primary concern is whether or not they have a hose. That is not to say we are compromising on the basics of the Bible: That hose needs to be filled with water, not with gasoline. But, if we want anything left of our freedoms and our nation, we had better start working together.
Porter's claim that her May Day event was not a dominionist event is a little hard to understand, considering that it was based explicitly upon 7 Mountains theology, which is unabashedly dominionist and aims to create a "virtual theocracy" here on earth:
All governments suffer from corruption, a built-in sabotage that guarantees their eventual implosion. The only government that will never have any corruption is the theocratic Kingdom of God. Here on earth, there will always be something less than a perfect government. ... A government can potentially function as a virtual theocracy, but only as the individuals in power allow themselves to be puppets (i.e. servants) of the theocracy (God's rule and reign). The goal is to bring the influence of heaven to bear on whatever political machinery that exists ... One of the primary roles of future government leaders will be to instruct in righteousness. The more God's judgments are poured out on earth, the more explicitly will they be able to give that instruction.
If Porter doesn't want to be portrayed as a dominionist, maybe she should stop organizing events based entirely upon dominion theology and stop issuing dominionist prayers seeking control over the media and declaring that her goal is "to take dominion in every area" and "occupy until Jesus comes."
And she should probably stop writing WND columns entitled "Stop whining and take dominion!" and declaring:
I think it would look something like Genesis 1:26: "Let them have dominion over … all the earth. …"
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QuestChats require pre-registration. Unless otherwise noted, registration is at: http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/aero/chats/#chatting Friday, December 17, 1999 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Aerospace Team Online QuestChat with the Wright Brothers Step into the QuestChat "time machine" to chat with Orville & Wilbur Wright in celebration of their 96th anniversary of the first successful, powered, piloted flight in history.
Happy Holidays! Due to school holidays, celebrations, family gatherings, and other fun stuff at this time of year that we find our chats poorly attended and our experts out on holiday or scrambling to finish research papers to share at January conferences. After the December 17th chat we will be taking a break from chats and updates until the New Year, 2000. We return full force with the futuristic vision of flight on Mars! What could be more exciting for the new millenium? Best wishes, Susan Lee
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December 6, 1999: This is a BIG question. There are lots of ways to try to reduce drag, and lots of people exploring the possibilities. Hopefully this will give you a first idea about where drag comes from, and what design changes can be made to reduce the drag. But also, it should give you some idea of what other things you would need to give up, called trade-offs. First, you have to understand what makes the drag, and then, see what can be done to change it. There are 4 main causes of drag: 1) skin friction on surfaces 2) "induced drag" from wings making lift 3) pressure drag from flow on shapes where the flow doesn't stay attached 4) compressibility drag. The first, is just air friction on the surfaces. If you want to make that drag smaller, you can make less surfaces, like try to make the wing smaller, or get rid of the fuselage and have a "flying wing". Of course, the design trade-off for the wing size must include the ability to fly slow to land on runways, so you can't just make the wing smaller, unless you have better high-lift systems (flaps) to allow landing. Or, you can try to reduce the skin friction itself. You can try to use laminar flow, which has less drag than turbulent flow. There are ways to help the laminar flow stay longer, but there are trade-offs with more weight and complexity. There are also things like "riblets" that reduce the turbulent friction. The second is a basic relationship that in order to generate the lift, there is some wasted energy, called induced drag. It decreases proportional to the square of the wingspan and it increases in proportion to the square of the weight. This is why sailplanes have such long wingspans. But if the wings are too long, they get heavier, so there is a balance where the added benefit is lost. Also, the longer wingspan means you can't park them at the airport gates unless you re-do the airport to make more room. There are a few things that can help induced drag without changing the wingspan, like winglets. You can see an example of a winglet on the wing tip of a 747-400. Winglets are one of my specialties. The third is reduced by good design - try to make streamline shapes. pressure drag is high on a bus or truck, medium on a car, and very small on an airplane. Again, if you have a flying wing, and get rid of the fuselage, you get rid of some pressure drag. The trade-off is where to put the people. The airplane needs to be very very big in order to let people stand up inside the wing. The fourth is the extra drag that comes when you try to fly fast, close to the speed of sound. Most jets now fly about Mach 0.8, or 80% of the speed of sound. They fly at the point where the small amount of compressibility drag starts to cost more fuel than the benefit from going faster. Better airfoils, called "supercritical airfoils" have helped to let airplanes fly a little faster for the same compressibility drag. Adding more wing sweep also helps, but there are trade-offs for the flying qualities if you have too much sweep. So, the current generation of jet transports have been developed to do everything they can to reduce drag, but to keep the right balance on other things too.


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There is something wrong with a dog that howls for that long. I would call animal control. Maybe they are neglecting their dog, in which case they need a ticket and the dog taken away.
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There is something wrong with a dog that howls for that long. I would call animal control. Maybe they are neglecting their dog, in which case they need a ticket and the dog taken away.
In my last apartment complex we weren't allowed to have dogs. A neighbor moved in with a yappy Pomeranian. After night 3, I got fed up. I left them a note that simply read, "If you don't shut that god damn thing up, so help me I'll EAT IT!"
They moved a week later.
I read the same OP.
What I read is a person who is frustrated by noise, and a neighbor who likely doesn't realize that they are making as much noise as they are.
When DS and I were pre-children, we had a neighbor for a time who rented next door to our condo. Not only did they have small children who happen to be very noisy at all kinds of random times, they also played their tv quite loudly, and also had two small, barky (annoying) dogs.
But for them, they were accustomed to the level of noise, and didn't really hear it. So, when I went and spoke to them about the dogs in particular (cuz they were annoying), she didn't even realize it because -- in her experience -- she hardly heard it at all. Yes, she knew they barked a lot, but she didn't 'hear' it anymore. She's acclimated to it.
She was not unreasonable, not mean, and didn't need to be fined. They started to turn their TV down. During the days when she wasn't home, she had another dog-loving neighbor check in on the dogs and take them for walks; later, she would just drop the dogs off at their neighbor's house for the day. The kids were often in child care, and then weren't really all that noisy.
Honestly, I don't even realize how loud DS is and he is loud.
Back when hubby was single, his parents thought giving him the family dog would be a good idea. The thing was a schnoodle - very cute, very much loved, but very barky. He was living in an apartment complex, just getting his career started and working really long hours. Well, his neighbors were dog lovers and were very nice in bringing to hubby's attention that the schnoodle that was used to a house (on a big lot) full of people was now barking and carrying on as long as hubby was away - over 10 hours straight.
In the end, schnoodle went back to his parents, where she lived out her life where she should have stayed in the first place, and the relationship with the neighbors never suffered because they gave hubby a chance first - which hubby appreciated. I would say give them the benefit of the doubt with the dog thing and talk to them. If you get absolutely nowhere, animal control is always there. I really feel for you and the dog - you both shouldn't have to suffer so.
We had similar neigbours a few years ago. In our case, they were a few houses down the street, but because the school backed onto all our properties (and we actually have a gate to the school in our fence) they would annoy everyone (well, the kids would...). They used to get in the school and dump rubbish bins everywhere... sometimes they'd sneak in our yard and steal stuff... urgh.
The parents also let the kids run wild. The youngest at the time was 3 and she was allowed to play in the street. All these kids (and I think the parents, too) had some degree of intellectual disability. The oldest was 14 and mentally about 8 (so not really equipped to look after 3 younger siblings properly) and the other kids were just little menaces...
Once I caught them sneaking in the backyard to use the trampoline and I yelled at them to go away (knowing they were responsible for stealing stuff etc.) and I found out that their mother threatened to bash me. Yup. These were NOT people you could reason with.
Fortunately they moved away!! I think EVERYONE was sooo glad of this.
The thing is, you can TRY to talk to them rationally, but if they're the way described, I don't think it will work. I would definitely call animal control about that dog though!
Oh, and I second the idea about noise cancelling headphones, listening to music etc. That's what I do when I need some peace and quiet (although it's generally pretty quiet around here, except during recess!!!).
Good luck with this. I hope you can get it resolved with taking drastic measures.
Here is my story: We had neighbors like this. Dogs barking all day and night and pooping all over our yard, loud music, garbage all over our yard, broken sewer pipe that sprayed their waste all over their yard but stunk up the whole neighborhood, etc. Once, while I was working third shift, their alarm clock started going off at 2pm and didn't stop until I pounded on their door at almost 3. They put their alarm clock next to a window nearest my house (windows open, of course) and went to sleep on the other side of the house. They said they didn't hear it. I absolutely hated them.
No amount of reason worked with them. I asked them to keep their dogs out of our yard or at least pick up the poop from our yard. They told me that their yard was too small for the dogs and they needed room to run. They seemed to go out of their way to annoy me after that.
As an added bonus, after we asked them to be quiet and respectful of our property (before we involved authorities), things just got worse. They went out of their way to be jerks. We had our porch light shot out, our shed and house hit with a paintball gun (only on their side of our house :rolleyes:), they rode their four wheeler through our yard. Without video evidence, there was nothing anyone could do.
Protect yourself. Document everything. We had to move to get away from the BS. If you want to make a complaint to animal control, videotape the dog barking. Put your camera in the room you work in and record the noise you have to listen to. In my county, without evidence, all the noisy neighbors had to do was show up in court and dispute a noise ticket and the matter was dropped. Call your local animal control to find out what you need to do.
Call Animal Services. No dog should be left, unattended for 9 hours.
I would leave a note signed with something like "a caring neighbor" letting them know how unhappy the dog is and letting them know that you will be calling the authorities next time. Possibly let them also know other times that noise is causing you problems. If they attempt to make it better, try to work with them. They may be really nice people who figure that kids make noise and don't notice or are simply oblivious for some other reason. If you can't get any relief there, call animal control and let your landlord know about the disturbances and that you will be moving. My bet is that if you are bothered, then so are others.
FWIW, I have a malamute that howels quite loudly whenever she is left home alone, but I wouldn't know as I'm not home. We found out early one black Friday as we snuck out to hit a sale and left our newly adopted teen at home sleeping. She was awakened by the horrible noise and our plan was ruined. Luckily we don't live close enough to bother any neighbors, but there ya go - it could happen to anybody:)
[QUOTE=Diana Renata;948635]In my last apartment complex we weren't allowed to have dogs. A neighbor moved in with a yappy Pomeranian. After night 3, I got fed up. I left them a note that simply read, "If you don't shut that god damn thing up, so help me I'll EAT IT!"
They moved a week later.[/QUOTE]
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Wing fence for Cessna 210, Ember&Citabria
Experimented by adding stall, wing fences to my Cessna 210 and Ember. I used 3mm Cellfoam for the fences. Tried different positions, slid the fences, to arrive at what I believe are the optimum positions for the two aircraft. The Ember fence is closer to the tip of the wing and the Cessna is even with the end of the horizontal stabilizer. The fence does not need to be glued in position.
Helps to reduce the stall speed and quicken stall recovery. Both seem to handle better in more wind. I am happy.
Will try the fence on the Citabria next. Also, am looking at different shapes and heights for the fences. As I am not an aeronautical engineer, I would ask for expert opinions and advice.
It has been two windy in Ohio to try any more experimentation until this morning. Put a smaller wing fence on the Ember. It did not seem to improve performance.
So, I went with the larger on the outside and the smaller towards the middle of the wing. Wow! Can now fly in a 10X 10 space and the Ember looks cool too!
Again, there are no permanent modifications to the wing. Just slip on the stall fences that can be removed anytime.
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I don't know what to think about your fences. I thought the planes flew great the way they were. I'm trying to keep my planes light but I guess I could try it and see for myself. Your Ember looks blue in that picture. I think it is just your camera but it looks cool anyway.
I fly and test and then fly and test. This is probably as close as I will ever get to a Chuck Yeager. All changes to the Ember are removable so that it is easy to test other concepts. Now working on the tail for better control and easier stall recovery.
Unlike Chuck, my wife & work only allow me about 1/2 hour of testing per day if the winds calm down in Ohio.
Getting close to having my Vapor mod finished for the Ember. The Ember should fly almost as slowly as the Vapor even though it weights 50% more.
Takes two minutes to remove mod from the Ember as nothing is glued in place. May still make some size and shape changes before finalizing design.
So, for about two dollars in materials you can almost fly like a Vapor.
Also love to fly my 1946 J-3 Cub low and slow.
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Spoken as a real pilot!!!! That is the fun of micro rc. You can make mods and test fly them as the pilot. Trying different airfoils---fences---leading edge slats---turbolators--- This is the real fun for me trying ideas and then being the test pilot!!!!!
Still cant fly the Ember at a Vapor speed. The best that I have been able to slow to is the speed of a quick walk. Flaps help but also add to the power requirements. Trying to fly slow at low power settings.
Changed the fixed slat shape to look like the ones on the 156 Storch. As I dont use glue or tape, can still easily change everything. Trying to modify the Ember without making permanent changes.
I am getting closer all the time to my final design goals. Just need to incrementally refine the shapes and sizes of what I now have on the Ember. If I cheat a little by flying into a 1 or 2 knot wind, I can walk beneath the Ember as it flies above my head.
Today, I flew inside the hanger that houses the Grimes Flying Lab Beech 18. Roger Deere, restoration division chief at the National Museum of the Air Force and leader of the restoration of the Flying Lab, was impressed by how slow if flew. He was even more impressed by the modification after he watched me fly the Ember in the hanger without the mods.
Should I have the best materials laser cut to the proper shapes and then sell them as a kit for $10 to $15 like Bill and others do for minium planes? I believe that many people do not have the time or skills to make the parts on there own. Yet, I am sure that these same people would love the benefits of flying so slow. It only takes two minutes or less to put the parts on or off the Ember.
What do your think?
And yes, I will try to have a video taken of one of my flights even though I cant come close to those great videos of that super flying DC-3 by meatbomber.
Where is the video? I will have the video of both the Ember & the Citabria in slow flight soon! The Citabria requires a little bit more power and flies a little more nose high than the Ember in very slow flight.
The Citabria uses the same configuration as the Ember except for a piece on the tail. It will slow up to Ember slow flight ground speed.
The Ember video is slowwwly here, I hope. Thanks to my wife who took the video. Low & slow !!!
excellent work!!! youve given me a reason to re-think slats as a genaral concept....
thanks for the info!!!
Always trying something different in my quest for slow flight with the Ember. I added a second wing with a slight stagger, upper wing forward, like the Fokker D.VII. If another battery, weight, is secured to the first battery, it flies almost as slow as the wing fence and slat equipped Ember.
Next, I will try the upper wing inversely staggered behind the lower as found on the Beech model 17.
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Google Music Beta invites now available
It's been a good while coming but Google's music streaming service has finally arrived. Called Music Beta, it's available by invitation only and restricted to U.S. users ahead of roll-out elsewhere. The service appears to be very similar to Amazon's Cloud Storage and Player, although no music is on sale directly from Google. Rather than measure the size of your collection by the gigabyte, however, Google will allow users to store up to 20,000 music tracks from their personal collection in an online vault, with no restrictions on bitrate. Music Beta offers users instant sync across devices, the ability to play selected music offline and intuitive playlist creation based on the mood of a selected track.
Google says that so long as the Beta tag remains, its Music service will be free to use. There's no indication at the moment when subscribers will be expected to pay for the service or how much it will cost, but Google has a history of keeping Beta tags in place for a good while and its track record in online storage would hint at the lower end of the cost scale.
Like the rather disappointing Music Search before it, the new service is initially being made available to U.S. users only, those wanting to take it for a spin will need to apply for an invitation. Users elsewhere in the world will have to wait for a staged roll-out.
Once the invitation is secured, you'll need to get your music collection from your computer to your online library via a Windows and Mac compatible Music Manager application. The service is limited to MP3, AAC, WMA and FLAC file formats which may cause some issues for old iDevice users and lovers of other formats like OGG and APE.
Google's choice to automate much of the management rather than allow users to get their hands under the hood will no doubt be welcomed by those wanting quick, painless access, but is not so good for control freaks or power music managers.
With the cloud library positively brimming with uploaded content, users can then access tunes through a web browser or up to eight devices running a dedicated Android app available for free (at the moment) download from Android Market.
As everything's stored in the cloud, the service offers instant sync between devices - so if you create a playlist on your home computer, it will be available straight away on your mobile device. If you have neither the time or the patience to create playlists then Music Beta offers to do it for you. Instant Mix will draw together 25 similar music tracks from your collection based on a chosen song to rock you hard or chill you out.
In theory at least, having your music collection available to you at all times sounds absolutely wonderful, but in reality such a service could quickly eat away at your monthly mobile allowance. To this end, Google has included the facility to manually select specific albums, artists or playlists or cache recently played music to play offline.
Although I feel that the new service is a welcome move in the right direction, Google will have to offer a lot more than this if it hopes to compete with Amazon's existing service and Apple's up and coming effort. Offering more user control for those that want it would be a good start, closely followed by catering for purchasing from within Music Beta itself.


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Doc Brown's Advanced Physical–Theoretical Inorganic Chemistry
REDOX REACTIONS CHEMISTRY Revision Notes Part 1
Sections 5 to 7 Analysing, constructing & using redox equations
This page explains, with suitable examples, how to analyse redox reactions i.e. to identify the oxidation (rise in oxidation state) and the reduction (oxidation state decrease) in inorganic chemistry. Then the method of how to construct a fully balanced ionic redox symbol equation from half–cell reactions (often given as the reduction half–reaction) is explained for many examples.
REDOX section–index: 1. Basic redox definitions * 2. Introducing oxidation state (with sub–index) * 3. Oxidation state rules–guidelines & inorganic examples * 4. Naming inorganic compounds * 5. Using oxidation states to describe redox changes in a given inorganic reaction equation (with sub–index) * 6. Constructing full inorganic redox equations from half–equations (with sub–index) * 7. Redox titrations * 8. Organic synthesis reductions (with summary table) * 9. Organic synthesis oxidations (with summary table) * 10. Other Organic Redox Reactions (with sub–index) * 11. Carbon's ox. state in selected organic compounds and functional group level * You are advised to study sections 1. to 6. in strict order and covers the requirements of AS–A2 * See also Equilibria Part 7 Redox Reactions for Half cell equilibria, electrode potential, standard hydrogen electrode, Simple cells and notation, Electrochemical Series, EØcell for reaction feasibility, 'batteries' and fuel cell systems etc. * EMAIL query?comment
Redox reactions in Inorganic Chemistry sections 5–7
The concepts of oxidation, reduction, oxidation state/number and redox reactions were introduced and explained using a variety of examples in Part 1 sections 1–4. Here in Part 2 sections 5–7, how to redox analyse more complex reactions and combine half–cell equations to write a full ionic–redox equation is explained and how redox chemistry is used in preparative and titration chemistry.
Application of redox concepts to cells are described in Equilibria Part 7 "Redox Equilibria"
5. Using oxidation states to describe redox changes in a given reaction equation
Ex 5.1 The reaction between aluminium and a copper(II) salt solution
Ex 5.2 The reaction between sulphur dioxide/sulphite and halogens
Ex 5.3 The oxidation of ammonia with molecular oxygen
Ex 5.4 The reaction between iron and steam at >400oC
Ex 5.5 The formation of titanium(IV) chloride from titanium(IV) oxide in the extraction of titanium metal
Ex 5.6 The combustion of liquid hydrazine and oxygen
Ex 5.7 Converting manganese(IV) oxide into potassium manganate(VI)/manganate(VII)
Ex 5.8 The disproportionation of copper(I) oxide in acid
Ex 5.9 The conversion of cobalt(II) to cobalt(III) via molecular oxygen (air) or hydrogen peroxide
Ex 5.10 The conversion of chromium(III) to chromium(VI) compounds
Ex 5.11 The oxidation of hydrogen sulphide with iron(III) ions
Ex 5.12 The reaction of copper(II) ions with iodide ion
Ex 5.13 More examples of disproportionation and vice versa (involving O and N ions/compounds)
5.14 Some chlorine, chlorates and chloride redox changes
6. Constructing full ionic–redox equations from half–cell equations
Ex 6.1 The reaction between zinc metal and a silver salt solution
All the half–cell equations are presented as a reduction – electron gain, so one must be reversed!
See also Equilibria Part 7 Redox Reactions for Half cell equilibria, electrode potential, standard hydrogen electrode, Simple cells and notation, Electrochemical Series, EØcell for reaction feasibility, 'batteries' and fuel cell systems etc.
Ex 6.2 The reaction between aqueous chlorine and potassium iodide solution
Ex 6.3 The reaction between hydrogen peroxide and iron(II) ions
Ex 6.4 The reaction between acidified manganate(VII) ions and iron(II) ions
Ex 6.5 The reaction between acidified potassium dichromate(VI) and iron(II) ions
Ex 6.6 The reaction between iodate(V) and iodide ions in acidified aqueous solution
Ex 6.7 The reaction between acidified potassium manganate(VII) and hydrogen peroxide solutions aqueous
Ex 6.8 The titration of ethanedioate with acidified potassium manganate(VII) solution
Ex 6.9 Reduction of the vanadium(IV) oxo–cation by tin(II) salts
Ex 6.10 Titrating iodine with standardised sodium thiosulphate solution
Ex 6.11 The oxidation of chloride by acidified potassium manganate(VII)
Ex 6.12 The reduction of acidified dichromate(VI) with iodide ions
Ex 6.13 The oxidation of hydrogen sulphide by acidified potassium manganate(VII)
7. Redox titration questions
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I followed this handy little guide and just got a code today. I made my bday two days away to be safe. If they're being selective, sorry. If you make a new account today, you will still have time to get a code before this sale runs out. Just got Shadows of the Damned, been waiting forever for a drop. Thanks op!
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Four jurors in Willingham case remained convinced of guilt
The controversy over the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham shows no sign of abating, but a new perspective has surfaced–that of the jurors involved in the original trial. Experts may be second guessing whether the fire that killed Willingham's kids was arson, but in this Associated Press article, four jurors say they haven't changed their minds.
Willingham's defense attorney, David Martin who has spoken out before also told the AP, "I never think about him, but I do think about those year-old babies crawling around in an inferno with their flesh melting off their bodies.
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Troy Henry has raised $537,400 in his bid to become New Orleans' next mayor, the bulk of it personal money that the businessman has parceled out steadily since early November, while James Perry has raised less than half that amount, ranking him last among the six major candidates.
Henry's and Perry's finance reports, due Thursday, were posted Friday morning to the state Ethics Administration's Web site. The other candidates' reports were available Thursday.
An engineer who runs his own management consulting firm, Henry has poured $395,000 into his campaign and has collected about $127,400 from donors, according to his report, the first Henry has filed in the run-up to the Feb. 6 primary.
Perry, meanwhile, has raised $166,800, though his fundraising pace slacked off during November and December. Soliciting small contributions from donors across the country, Perry took in just $36,800 over the two-month period, compared with $130,000 previously. He is the only candidate with no loans from himself or relatives.
Henry's fund-raising total ranks him third among the six major candidates still in the race who filed reports this week. Leading the pack was John Georges with $2.3 million raised, including $1.5 million of his own money.
Next were Leslie Jacobs and Ed Murray, both of whom have dropped out of the race. Jacobs raised $764,300, including $750,000 in personal loans, while Murray pulled in $755,200, including $200,00 from his own pocket.
Henry appears to be following a strategy that Murray advisers have said their candidate refused to adopt. Saying he was not prepared "to go into substantial personal financial debt" to win City Hall's highest office, Murray dropped out rather than tapping his personal reserves for the $700,000 insiders said he would have to spend in January to wage a competitive campaign.
Henry, meanwhile, has vowed to dig deep into his own pockets, saying recently: "I'll write the checks that I need to write to make sure the campaign is properly funded and financed."
Among the other candidates, Mitch Landrieu brought in $626,700, including $10,000 in loans from his parents, according to his most recent finance report. Next was Henry, and trailing Henry were: Nadine Ramsey, with $217,300, including a $50,000 personal loan; Rob Couhig, who reported receiving $263,600, with $200,000 in personal money; and Perry.
Of the contenders still in the race, Henry ranked second to Georges in spending, paying out $316,200 to end the period with $221,200 in the bank. Georges led the pack, with $827,200 in expenditures.
Ramsey spent $164,700, followed by Perry, who spent $103,400 to end last month with a $26,600 balance.
Couhig spent $57,300 in the latest fund-raising period. Trailing the field was Landrieu, who spent just $41,100 after making a late entry into the race in early December.
Also running for mayor, though considered long shots, are Jonah Bascle, Manny "Chevrolet" Bruno, Jerry Jacobs, Thomas Lambert and Norbert Rome.
Beginning Jan. 18 through election day, candidates must file finance reports within 48 hours of every transaction they make. The next aggregate report, covering Dec. 29 to Jan. 17, is due Jan. 27.
Frank Donze contributed to this report. Michelle Krupa can be reached at email@example.com or 504.826.3312.


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Instead, the system should be smart enough to know each device is in motion and to then run an audio-only call. It would be ideal to be able to click someone's name to make a phone call, then evaluate the situation and decide what the best type of connectivity is. If you look at the specs in Session Initiation Protocol, the capability is all there, but it's a matter of putting it all together. We've currently been creating siloed applications (applications that do not interact with others) and dropping them in one at a time. We haven't yet thought about making this a unified experience -- which would be an evolutionary step in mobile collaboration. There's too much work on the user front end to make these things effective virtual collaboration tools. They need a lot more integration and automation by the vendors to make this happen.
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I honestly thought that we could nick a point against United. Silly me ? Well, for the first half at least we perhaps looked the better side and the home team had offered very little until we completely imploded and chucked away what could have been an excellent performance.
A disappointing 2-0 loss to Fulham brought our seven game unbeaten run shuddering to a halt in West London. I think I can just about take a loss to draw specialists Fulham, especially at Craven Cottage where they seem strong, however, it was the manner of the defeat that got to me. Wigan just looked like they didn't want to be there.
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