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JERUSALEM, Israel - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had two topics in mind when he addressed foreign journalists at the annual press conference in Jerusalem on Tuesday evening: Iran and advancing the peace process with the Palestinians.
In 2009, he began, Iran was unmasked before "broad segments of the international community" and this continued throughout 2010. But while the U.S.-led sanctions have put real economic pressure and caused hardship to the regime, they wouldn't be effective without a "credible military option."
"The only chance these sanctions will achieve their objectives would be to couple them with an understanding from Iran that if they don't achieve their goal, they would be followed by a credible military option," he said.
Netanyahu disagreed with predictions by outgoing Mossad chief Meir Dagan that Iran would not produce a nuclear bomb before 2015.
"I think intelligence estimates are exactly that - estimates. They range from best case to worst case possibilities, and there is room for differing assessments," he said.
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Shifting gears to negotiations with the Palestinians, Netanyahu predicted that 2011 would clearly reveal "who is seriously interested in peace in the region."
He noted that Israel has taken a number of steps to advance the peace process while the Palestinians have not.
"I am prepared and able to achieve an historic peace," he said, noting some of what Israel has done to advance the process: calling for direct negotiations, agreeing to advance the goal of a two-state solution, imposing a 10-month construction freeze in Judea and Samaria and agreeing to a three-month extension, and removing numerous checkpoints to help the Palestinian economy.
On the other hand, Netanyahu said, the Palestinians made their own moves.
"So while we did these five things, this is what the Palestinians did. They refused to negotiate for the first time since the Oslo process began 18 years ago; they placed a settlement freeze as a pre-condition for negotiations; they wasted nine months before coming to the talks; and then they left the talks after three weeks and all of six hours of direct negotiations," he said.
"What is preventing the advent of peace negotiations is that the Palestinians are doing everything in their power to avoid them," he said. "This is the simple truth," he said, adding that "the only pre-conditions for negotiations are negotiations."
"I am committed to Israel as a Jewish, democratic state, with democratic values," he said, pointing out that he stands up against discrimination in Israel, noting that he was quick to condemn a call by rabbis last month not to sell - or rent - property to non-Jews.
"Yet 10 minutes from here in the Palestinian Authority, in Ramallah, there is a law - a decree - that says if you sell land to Jews, it's punishable by death.
"That's worthy of your reporting. It tells a lot about this asymmetry. Israel is criticized when it's really a democratic country that upholds the rights of everyone," he said.
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Armand Joseph Romero, Jr.
Duson –– Funeral services will be held at St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church, November 14, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. for Armand Romero, Jr., 86, who died in residence.
Interment will be in St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Eva Romero; three daughters, Ruby Meche and husband, Floyd, Mona Berard and husband, Tony, and Elaine Baudoin; five grandchildren, Kathy Breaux, Carl Meche, Anthony Berard, Austin Berard and Brooke Berard; six great-grandchildren, Amber Domingue, Carlee Domingue, Caleb Breaux, Carly Berard, Lillian Berard and Cayden Meche.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Armand Joseph Romero Sr. and Alice Romero; ten brothers and sisters, Whitney Romero, Agnes Cormier, Bella Blackshire, Edna Long, Grace Bearb, Lena Hanks, Nolia Olivier, Gilford Romero, Nelson Romero Sr., and Oran Romero; and one-in-law Thomas Baudoin.
Friends were received Wednesday, November 13, 2013, from 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. and Thursday, November 14, 2013, from 8:00 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church Hall. A Rosary was recited at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 13, 2013.
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Grace Hall Adams
BORGER - Grace Hall Adams, 101, died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today in First United Methodist Church in Fritch with the Rev. Charles Johnson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in The Garden of Love in Westlawn Memorial Park by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mrs. Adams was born Nov. 21, 1904, in Indian Territory. She was a home economics teacher in SISD.
Survivors include a son, John Adams of Tomball; two daughters, Ruth Carleton of Canyon and Donna Lee Wyatt of Borger; a brother, Hal Hall of Lake St. Louis, Mo.; 12 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and 11 great-great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Sherry Anne Rea
BORGER - Sherry Anne Rea, 51, died Friday, January 13, 2006, in Houston.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in First Church of the Nazarene with Terry Porter, pastor, officiating. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Austin Memorial Park in Austin. Arrangements are by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mrs. Rea was born Jan. 17, 1954, in Austin. She was a Borger resident for 32 years. She was a senior accounting clerk for Chevron-Phillips and was a member of First Church of The Nazarene. She was church treasurer and active in all church activities. She married Steve Rea on March 9, 1974, in Austin.
Survivors include her husband, Steve Rea; a son, Shawn Rea and wife Kristy of Bethany, Okla.; a daughter, Stephanie Rea of Manor; her mother, Robbie Schneider of Manor; three brothers, Dale Schneider of Austin, Wane Schneider and Mark Schneider, both of Manor; and two sisters, Bonnie Miller of Clovis, N.M., and Jeannie Weiss of Leighton, Pa.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Ralph Hutto Danzey
PERRYTON - Ralph Hutto Danzey, 88, died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in First United Methodist Church with Dr. Ed Williamson and Doyle Warren officiating. The body will be donated to Texas Tech University School of Medicine. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. Danzey as born July 29, 1917, in Abbeville, Ala. He had lived in Perryton since 1937. He married Lillian Williams on Oct. 17, 1954. She preceded him in death on Jan. 11, 1992. He was self-employed and owned the Army surplus store for several years. He was a veteran of the Merchant Marine.
He was also preceded in death by his parents, Baron and Molly Hutto Danzey.
Survivors include two daughters, Colette Matthews of Perryton and Janette Parkin of Casa Grande, Ariz.; two sons, Curt Warren of Canadian and Kenny Warren of Maberley, Mo.; a grandson, Baron Matthews of Jackson, Miss.; a granddaughter, Suzette Matthews of Lubbock; seven other grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers or food, the family suggests memorials be to Perryton ISD school nurses fund, 821 S.W. 17th, Perryton, TX 79070.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Thad Murphy Bumpus
CHILDRESS - Thad Murphy Bumpus, 65, died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today in Cee Vee Cemetery with the Rev. Harrold Moore officiating. Arrangements are by Johnson Funeral Home.
Mr. Bumpus was born Sept. 30, 1940, in Motley County and was a farmer. Thad, who loved to cowboy, never met a stranger and will be remembered as a kind and gentle man.
Survivors include a brother, Jay Bumpus of Childress; and four sisters, Jane Timmons of Childress, Katie Hintergarth of Gruver, Billie Moore of Floydada and Linda Nauck of Columbia, S.C.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Jessie M. Ates
Jessie M. Ates, 78, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Memorial Park Cemetery East Mausoleum with Nathaniel Cantly, pastor of North Heights Church of Christ, officiating. Arrangements are by Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 E. Interstate 40.
Mrs. Ates was born Aug. 6, 1927, in Tyler to Fred C. and Leona Thompson. Jessie married Bennie E. Ates in 1944, and they moved to Amarillo in 1951. She worked as a nurse at St. Anthony's Hospital and was retired after 34 years.
Survivors include a daughter, Stella Glasco of Amarillo; two brothers, Thasus Thompson of Denver and Francis Thompson of Tinton Falls, N.J.; a sister, Doris J. Bradford of Aurora, Colo.; and two granddaughters.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
David L. Boenitsch
David L. Boenitsch, 52, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today in Highland Christian Church with Dugan Holt officiating. Arrangements are by Cox Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
David was born Sept. 18, 1953, in Cincinnati. He was in the U.S. Army as well as the Marines. He loved music, but most of all he loved driving his truck.
He was preceded in death by one brother Donnie.
Survivors include his parents, Bill and Leah Amero of Amarillo; a brother, Danny Amero and wife Sharon of Amarillo; a sister, Kathleen Nilsen and husband Stanley of Colorado; several nieces and nephews; and two friends, Marvin and Karen Sprouse of Amarillo.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Lanell Winters
Lanell Winters, 69, of Amarillo died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Rector Funeral Home Coulter Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St.
Lanell was a lifetime resident of Amarillo. She worked in the health care profession as an operating room technician with High Plains Baptist and Northwest Texas Hospital for more than 35 years. She loved reading, cooking, movies, music and dancing. She loved spending time with her family. She was a good friend, faithful worker and a lover of animals.
Survivors include two daughters, Terre Rea Heydari of Dallas and Linda Grigsby Sandridge of Amarillo; two sons, David Rea of Amarillo and Joe Grigsby of Dallas; three granddaughters, Abbe Garrett, Mindy Sandridge and Katy Sandridge, all of Amarillo; three grandsons, Clint Rea of Las Vegas, Terry Rea of Lewisville and Timothy Heydari of Dallas; three great-granddaughters, Autumn, Ava and Summer; two great-grandsons, Ashton and Christian; and her loving dog, Max.
Memorial donations may be made to the Don & Sybil Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd., Amarillo TX 79106.
Sign the online guestbook at WWW.RECTORFUNERALHOME.COM.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Betty Jo Shelton
Betty Jo Shelton, 65, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Tascosa Road with Brock Lovett officiating. Entombment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 E. Interstate 40.
Mrs. Shelton was born Aug. 10, 1940, in Payson, Utah, to Don and Ruth Hayes Cloward. She married William Shelton on April 13, 1956, in Clovis, N.M.
Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Teri Lee and Ru'Dawn Blankenship; three sons, Buddy Wallace Shelton, Scott Shelton and Steve Shelton; a brother, Don Cloward; 16 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be to the American Diabetes Association or the American Kidney Foundation.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Fred Henry Craddock
BASTROP - Fred Henry Craddock, 76, died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in First Baptist Church in Bastrop. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday in Mount Marion Cemetery in Strawn. Arrangements are by Jones Family Funeral Home of Elgin.
Fred Henry Craddock at the age of 76 passed away Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006, in Austin with his daughters, Susan and Catrina, by his side. He was a beloved dad, brother, uncle, grandfather and friend to many.
Fred was born Dec. 25, 1930, in Strawn and was the son of John Robert Craddock and Jennie Magesta Anderson. He attended school in Cisco and Dallas and graduated from Forrest High School in 1948. He retired from Southwestern Bell Telephone and was a union advocate. Fred will be remembered for his sense of humor and his ability to make people laugh. He always lived life to the fullest. He was a sports enthusiast and an avid Longhorn fan.
Fred was preceded in death by his brother, William Lonnie Cutberth.
Survivors include two brothers, Robert A. Craddock of Strawn and Harlan Boyne of California; two sisters, Annette C. Harris of Baytown and Shirley Pierce of Kaufman; children, Susan Cross Son of Shamrock, Mark Craddock of Grand Prairie, Kelli Freeman of Cedar Hill, Christina Kingsbury and Catrina Castaneda, both of Bastrop; grandchildren, Heather Cross Banks of Fort Worth, Christopher Cross of Amarillo, Adam and Michael Freeman of Cedar Hill, and five granddaughters of Bastrop; a great-grandson, Zarryn Blake Cross of Amarillo; numerous nieces and nephews; and countless friends.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Perry Gene Dearing
ARLINGTON - Perry Gene Dearing, 75, formerly of Amarillo, died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home Memorial Chapel in Colleyville. Burial will be in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park.
Mr. Dearing was born to Sam and Mae Dearing on June 23, 1930, in Wellington, where he attended school, class of '49. He moved to Amarillo in 1950 and later entered the Army, serving in occupied Germany. After his discharge in 1954, he worked for Graham Plow Inc. for 14 years before working for Bell Helicopter Textron. He retired in 2002, after 33 years of service. He was a life member of the VFW, past Post Commander Post 1475 and past District 9 Commander, Amarillo. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge 731 of Amarillo, a Knights Templer and charter member. He was 32nd Degree Mason of the Lubbock Scottish Rite. He attended Fielder Baptist Church in Arlington.
Survivors include his wife of 47 years, Marcie; a son, Rob Dearing and wife Brandi of Arlington; two daughters, Adrienne Almanza and husband Manuel and Rebecca Goad Allen and husband Rick, all of Amarillo; six grandchildren, Matt Cole and wife Debbie of San Diego, Carrie Jean Cole of Irving, Vanessa Diaz of Amarillo and Noah, Abby and Avery Dearing, all of Arlington; a great-grandson, Austin Cole of San Diego; and a brother, Sam Dearing and wife Sheri of Kirtland, N.M.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Margaret Thelma Godfrey Moore
BELHAVEN, N.C. - Margaret Thelma Godfrey Moore, 94, died Monday, Jan. 16, 2006, in Jacksonville.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Bethany United Methodist Church in the Winsteadville Community of Belhaven with the Rev. Linda Rowe and Norman Miller officiating. Burial will follow in Winsteadville Community Cemetery by Paul Funeral Home of Belhaven.
Mrs. Moore was born in Winsteadville on July 30, 1911, the daughter of Charlie W. Woolard and Mary Johnnie Wilkinson Woolard. She married Stephen Charles Godfrey, and later married Stephen D. Moore on July 20, 1968.
Survivors include a daughter, Stella Godfrey Smith of Jacksonville; two sons, Charles H. Godfrey of Amarillo, Texas, and Wiley D. Godfrey of Ullin, Ill.; nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Bethany United Methodist Church, in care of Dee Sadler, 517 School House Road, Belhaven, NC 27810.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Lupe Adame
SAN SIMON, ARIZ. - Lupe Adame, 82, died Monday, Jan. 9, 2006.
At her request, no services were held. Arrangements are by Westlawn Chapel Mortuary and Crematorium of Willcox.
Mrs. Adame was born Feb. 6, 1923, in Mexico.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
Ruth McCullough
CANYON - Ruth McCullough, 84, died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006, in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Brooks Funeral Directors Chapel with the Rev. Gayle Bowen officiating. Burial will be in Dreamland Cemetery.
Mrs. McCullough was born Sept. 29, 1914, in Mangum, Okla., to Victor Roy Parks and Nell Hinds. Ruth married JJ McCullough in Mangum on March 17, 1935. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Canyon, where she was a nursery attendant for many years, a day care worker in Canyon and Amarillo and a great seamstress.
Survivors include a daughter, Jayne Ruth McCullough of San Diego; and two grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to the American Cancer Society, 3915 Bell St., Amarillo, TX 79109.
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 17, 2006
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Parliamentary Privilege, the Rule of Law and the Charter after the Vaid Case
Evan Fox-Decent
McGill University - Faculty of Law
July 30, 2007
Canadian Parliamentary Review, pp. 17-26, Autumn 2007
Parliamentary privilege immunises certain activities of legislative bodies and their members from the ordinary law and judicial scrutiny. It seems to place these activities beyond both the ideals and the institutional framework of the rule of law, with potentially serious consequences such as a victim of discrimination having no recourse if the discrimination arose from an action covered by privilege. This paper looks at a recent case and argues that the rule of law and parliamentary privilege, properly understood, support rather than oppose one another. Specifically, legislative actors are entitled to interpret constitutional norms, at the moment they seek to assert privilege. It argues that judges are not the exclusive guardians of the rule of law, and that legislative offices such as the Speaker of the House have a legitimate role to play in upholding it. The author concludes that there is however a need for a rationale that confirms the legitimacy of the House's authority to settle disputes between its members within the realm of privilege, while leaving the Court with a principled basis to intervene when the facts so warrant.
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The deal announced Monday is Mayer's boldest move since she left Google 10 months ago to lead Yahoo's latest comeback attempt. It marks Yahoo's most expensive acquisition since it bought online search engine Overture a decade ago for $1.3 billion.
While hailing Tumblr as a fount of creativity that attracts 300 million visitors each month, Mayer told analysts Monday that she is "making a sincere promise to not screw it up." Yahoo said its founder, David Karp, will remain in charge and will keep Tumblr's headquarters in New York to retain the same "irreverence, wit and commitment to empower creators."
Tumblr's audience, which boasts a large concentration of teens and people in their early 20s, is already fretting that the service is going to become more stodgy and commercial under the ownership of an 18-year-old company that seems ancient by Internet standards. Advertising largely has been a missing ingredient so far as Tumblr, like many online services in their early stages, focused on building a loyal audience before turning its attention to making money. By purchasing Tumblr, Yahoo will have more opportunities to sell ads.
"I can't help but be concerned that Yahoo will 'Yahooize' Tumblr and make it as irrelevant as the mother ship," said Jennifer Grant, 36, who has a Tumblr blog.
Founded in 2007, Tumblr emerged as a trendy online hangout by providing a blogging service that makes it easy to share posts, photos, video and other content in an enthralling mosaic of interlocking information. Tumblr forums are devoted to such diverse topics as art, architecture, food, politics, pets and fashion.
Although there are several competing services for people to blog, Tumblr makes it easy to create, discover and share content. Tumblr users rely on a dashboard to pinpoint the kinds of blogs that they want to track. Tools help users pass along posts that interest them.
The service says it has amassed more than 50 billion posts from 108 million blogs, with some 75 million new posts every day. More than half of Tumblr's users connect through its mobile app and engage in an average of seven visits per day.
Mayer is betting that Tumblr will provide Yahoo with a captivating hook to reel in more traffic and advertisers on smartphones and tablet computers. That rapidly growing market is expected to become even more important during the next decade as people increasingly consume digital content on mobile devices instead of laptop and desktop machines.
Tumblr could also help Yahoo recapture some of its cachet with teens and adults in their early 20s, a demographic that has become tougher for Yahoo to reach in recent years as it fell behind the technological curve and struggled to develop compelling services.


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> Let's try this from a different perspective... Is Linux able to assign a
> program to one or the other processor? Application A assigned to core 1
> whereas application B is assigned to core 2? This can be done in "the
> other os" (no disrespect to vestigial os/2 users intended).
Well... The SMP kernel itself wil schedule a program to the CPU with the
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NEW YORK (22 October 2013) – The United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture, Juan E. Méndez, today urged governments to update the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners adopted more than five decades ago, but stressed that "any revision must not lower existing standards."
Since their adoption, the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners have retained considerable weight as an authoritative set of generally accepted global principles and practices for the treatment of prisoners and the management of penitentiary institutions.
"However, the Rules have significantly lagged behind recent developments in international human rights law and some areas are outdated and even contradict binding human rights instruments," warned the UN expert during the presentation of his latest report* to the UN General Assembly.
"States should spare no effort to ensure the full and effective implementation of all fundamental principles contained in international treaties, jurisprudence and instruments to ensure an updated set of guidelines and standards are reflected in a revised version of the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the treatment of prisoners," Mr. Méndez said.
The human rights expert noted that the fact that the absolute prohibition of torture and other forms of ill-treatment is absent from the Rules demonstrates that they require considerable revision. "It is rather obvious that unless the Rules are revised, to adequately reflect the recent advances in international law and best practices, it is unlikely that penitentiary staff will look beyond what the current Rules require," he underscored.
"Treating all persons deprived of their liberty with humanity and with respect for their dignity is a fundamental and universally applicable rule, the application of which, at a minimum, cannot be dependent on the material resources available to a State party," he said.
The Special Rapporteur's report reveals gaps and inconsistencies in areas where the Rules have not kept pace with the most recent developments in human rights and offers a set of procedural standards for a revised version of the Rules.
"Prison populations are growing on all five continents; placing an enormous financial burden on States," the UN expert said, drawing attention to the increase in the prison population, which is now estimated at over 10 million prisoners worldwide. "The global prison crisis has an adverse impact on conditions of detention. The overuse of imprisonment constitutes one of the major underlying causes of overcrowding, which results in conditions that amount to ill-treatment or even torture.""It is in this context," Mr. Méndez explained, "and in light of the developments on the treatment of detainees in international law, that the revision and implementation of the UN Standard Minimum Rules becomes one of the most important standard setting exercises and a 'turning point' on its own".
In his view, the revision of the Rules is a stepping stone towards their more effective implementation. "However," he warned, "implementation of rules that are incomplete, outdated and do not adequately reflect recent developments in international law, regarding the treatment of detainees, are ineffective."
Among the areas subject to revision, the Special Rapporteur stressed, "there is a need to regulate the use of solitary confinement, including inserting an absolute ban on its use for indefinite or prolonged durations, and to prohibit any use of solitary confinement against juveniles, persons with mental disabilities and women who are pregnant or nursing".
Mr. Méndez also emphasized the need to extend the application of the UN Standard Minimum Rules to all places of deprivation of liberty, including mental hospitals and police stations. Finally, he insisted that the Rules must contain guidelines for the proper, independent and impartial investigation of all incidents of torture or cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment in detention centers.
The Special Rapporteur called on States to continue engagement with the open-ended intergovernmental Expert Group and to consider the recommendations made in his report – as well as those made by the Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and several non-governmental organizations – in the deliberations ahead regarding the proposed revisions to the Rules at the next Expert Group meeting in Brazil, scheduled for December 2013.
Juan E. Méndez (Argentina) was appointed by the UN Human Rights Council as the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment in November 2010. He is independent from any government and serves in his individual capacity. Mr. Méndez has dedicated his legal career to the defense of human rights, and has a long and distinguished record of advocacy throughout the Americas. Learn more, log on to: http://www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/Torture/SRTorture/Pages/SRTortureIndex.aspx
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Tellywhacker is any long 'stick-like' object that my 2 year old child (Telly) manages to grab and then use to hit anything, or anyone, within reach.
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The prospect of changing the way teachers are evaluated is not popular with many educators who fear a protocol that works in an "excellent" school won't work in one that is "at risk."
They worry that judging them, in part, by how much their students improve on standardized tests is unfair; some students are more academically gifted than others.
And they don't understand how art teachers, who don't traditionally test their students, will be judged.
All are reasonable concerns, and that is why the state Department of Education and Charleston County School District are trying out protocols before making them the rule.
And that also is why the state is encouraging schools to be part of its pilot program. The more data, the better. And the more teachers and administrators who offer feedback, the better.
Another fear teachers have is that simply focusing on how to evaluate teachers suggests that they are the problem in a struggling public school system.
Clearly, there are many problems that the system has to deal with. Poverty. Homelessness. Children of single parents. And illiteracy at home.
And clearly districts employ who they think will be the best teachers. But some teachers are better than others.
Evaluating educators on a number of performance standards, including classroom observations and student scores, is a way to identify and reward the best teachers — and to model good ideas for other teachers.
Yes, evaluations should also identify teachers who aren't successful. They need help to improve, and if they can't, or won't, they need to be replaced.
This is a time for administrators and teachers to scrutinize evaluation protocols to help ensure the actual working test will be effective.
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Thailand is and will continue to be one of the peak experiences in travel. You can combine any different number of experiences - your holiday can be relaxing, cultural, exciting, indulgent, luxurious, adventurous, romantic and fun... or a wonderful combination of it all.
Palm fringed beaches, magnificent mountains, romantic soaring hills, Buddhist temples, herds of happy elephants, superb scuba dive sites, vibrant metropolises, lively nightlife, fabulous food (the country is dedicated to filling you up - DO NOT leave without trying the Massaman curry), and everything from budget backpacker joints to super swish resorts are all yours for the taking. Then there's the Thai people themselves - charming and hospitable, they always have time to talk and are ready to engage in a spot of 'sanuk' (fun). What more could you want? Bargain prices? Well since you ask, there's that too with a week-long Thailand holiday setting you back the same as a week-end in Britain (excluding flights of course). Hmm, tough choice...
Present day Thai society is the result of centuries of cultural interchange, particularly with China and India, but more recently with the West. Rather than shaking hands, a Thai will be greeted with closed hands and a slight bow of the head. This is called the Wai. Thai's often use it as a form of thank you.
You will see amazing shrine-like images of the Royal family virtually everywhere, they are treated with almost religious reverence so this needs to be respected, never make a derogatory comment about the King or the Royal family.
Although general informal dress is widely acceptable, beachwear should be confined to the beach, men should wear T-Shirts when walking around resorts and topless sunbathing is frowned upon.
As for Thai religion, the vast majority adhere to Buddhism (Theravada form), 5% are Muslim and there are Christian and Hindu minorities. A large Buddha sits on top of the hill above Karon and Kata beaches.
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Thailand's position on the backpacker trail is well established and not likely to wane any time soon. However, backpackers and holidaymakers tend to stick to different areas, so you won't have to mix with the great unwashed on your Thailand holiday - unless you really want to! It's a big favourite of scuba divers thanks to its astonishingly beautiful coral reefs and tropical marine life. While Thailand might not be somewhere you'd think of for family holidays, it's actually great for children - imagine the delight on their faces as they drift down rivers on bamboo rafts or join in feeding elephants! Thailand holidays are also absolutely perfect for romantic breaks, with island beach life to enjoy by day and amazing food and bars to enjoy by night, not to mention the unforgettable experiences to enjoy together.
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A middle class pimp. He makes as much as George W. Bush ,a corperate exectutive, or airline pilot(i.e. $50,000 to $200,000 a year) He also has 5 to 10 hookers working for him.
My nextdoor neighbour is a player pimp and he make 200 grand a year.
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"What's Your Reason?" Game
If one of the goals of philosophical inquiry is to help us better articulate the reasons we have for our judgments, then students should be encouraged to practice citing their reasons for whatever positions they take on an issue. I believe that this applies whether their position is a normative one or not. In this exercise, therefore, I give students a chance to explore not only their own reasons for what they believe to be the case, but also the reasons of their classmates. I do this is a way that seems to be fairly fun and engaging for the students; in any case, they tend to be loud and enthusiastic in performing the exercise.
Here's how it works.
I hand out four note cards (or note-card sized pieces of paper) to each student. They are asked to write down, on each of the four cards, one claim they believe in, for a total of four. I ask that at least one of these be a normative claim and that at least one of them be a false claim. We have talked beforehand about what normative claims are; I'm interested in having them write down something they believe people ought or ought not do. The reason I also ask them to include a claim that's false is merely to reinforce for them the notion that we also have reasons for believing the things we take to not be the case.
Once they've written down the claims, I ask them to write down, on the other side of the paper, three reasons they have for believing the claims to be true—or false as the case may be. (Writing down reasons for the false claim can be quite challenging for some kids. They tend to say things like, "How can I have reasons for it if it's not true? This has occasionally led to some interesting discussions about how we can—or if we can—have knowledge that something is false.) They have about fifteen minutes do to this and can appeal to whatever outside sources of information they want to during this time.
One student, for instance, was developing reasons for the claim "not all grass is green." She went outside, pulled up some dry brown grass and taped it to her notecard. Another student, defending her belief that murder is wrong, went to the library and brought back a bible with the Ten Commandments printed in the front.
I now divide the students into two teams. (There are lots of ways to do this. Sometimes, I just split the room down the middle. One of my favorite ways is to divide them by birthdates; everyone born before June 30th on one side, everyone born after on the other; then, I tweak the date up or down to get even numbers.)
After the teams have formed, I collect their index cards, making sure to keep the cards from either side separate.
The exercise now proceeds sort of like a game of charades. The goal is for students to be able to guess what the claim is from the reason(s) cited for believing it.
Starting with Team One, I pick the first student in line and read him or her one of the three reasons from the first card in my pocket. I have tried this two ways; either reading cards from the other team or from the same team, (in which case students have to be honest about whether the card I'm reading is theirs); it seems to work better the latter way. I believe this is because it heightens the incentive to give good reasons.
If the student can guess the claim from the first reason, his or her team gets 3 points. From the first and second, 2 points, from all three, 1 point. If the student can't guess, the other team gets once chance to guess; if they do, their team gets 1 point.
The game is fun and pretty lively. Students enjoy trying to guess claims from the reasons offered for them. And they generally do a pretty good job of it.
Sometimes disagreements arise about whether a reason offered for a claim is a good one. This is great and I encourage discussion about it. For instance, in one class, a student was providing evidence for the claim that "stealing money from your mom's purse is wrong." One of her reasons was "it's against the law to do so." Other students objected to this on two grounds. First, they argued that it wasn't against the law to steal from your parents. This was (more or less) resolved by other students pointing out that most parents probably wouldn't press charges against you if you did steal from them but that, if they did, you could go to jail. Second, and more interesting from a philosophical standpoint, several students pointed out that something's being illegal doesn't necessarily make it wrong. (I thought this was a pretty sophisticated observation for 5th and 6th graders.) As an example, one student said that if he had to steal a car to drive his injured friend to the hospital, it would be illegal—first because it was car theft and second because it would be driving without a license— but that, as far he was concerned, anyway, it wouldn't be wrong. Another student observed that killing is wrong but that in war, for instance, it isn't illegal. This led to a discussion about the difference between something being illegal but not wrong versus wrong but not illegal; (at least some) students were able to see that the former, but not the latter counted as an objection to the evidence that the original student had cited in favor of her claim.
In any case, it's been my experience that this exercise does a good job of teasing out students' perspectives on the role of reasons in support of their views. I think that it helps them develop a better sense of how we employ reasons to defend our beliefs and I find that it usually gives them some opportunity to practice doing so.


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The occurrence of gastric bleeding in childhood is relatively uncommon. The sudden onset of profuse and alarming hematemesis in a child who has been previously well is rare. Our attention has been called to this condition by the appearance in the Children's Hospital of four children presenting this symptom: three within the last two months and one within the last three years. One child has been seen in private practice.
The usual varieties of bleeding from the stomach in young children vary somewhat in their causes from those frequently seen in adults, but there is no cause in adults, except malignant disease, which may not be operative in children. The primary diseases of the blood, notably purpura and hemophilia, and occasionally scurvy and malaria, are accompanied by gastric bleeding. A foreign body in the stomach may produce hemorrhage. Gastric ulcer in children is rare, but does occur. A particular type
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The Way I See It!
I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
How We & History Can Be Wrong
One of my Professors in college told me "The victor writes the history!" One of his most famous discussions was "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" and how we in fact don't know if Paul Revere was the one to warn the colonists at the time in question. He could live with the fact we don't know exactly which leg of the ride the quote came from (multiple riders on the route), but the fact that the quote of "The British are coming!" is wrong.
At the time, colonial residents considered themselves British as they were all legally British subjects, and the correct saying would be "The Red Coats are coming!", since the colonists, which would become Americans, wore "Blue".
A more modern humorous one is Darth Vader from Empire Strikes Back. Most people think the quote is "Luke. I am your father" and it really is "No. I am your father."
Over time quotes change and become accepted with the change.
History is a pack of lies we play on the dead.
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"When two people are meant for each other, no time is too long, no distance is too far, and no one can ever tear them apart."
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
I'm facinated with braids. I had to include Lauren Conrad. She's the one who inspired me!
* Sorry I've been gone for a minute I had a family emergency. I had to leave to Lanai for a while...
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Violetta Lipstick is LOVE!
So I guess Violetta l/s is a pro MAC color? I'm guessing... Well, I'm soo happy I purchased it when it was on sale on the MAC website. I wonder If you call MAC pro, will you have to pay for shipping or can you use the codes?
Anyways this color is a gorgeous purple/fuchsia and so is Up The Amp! I'm in love with purple lippies!!!!
I just did a huge haul, I'll be posting in a couple hours!
Please excuse my fillings, their pretty obvious but you see, this is the only good picture I took wearing violetta. I did Jennifer's eye makeup, it's the only time she's ever liked something I did on her. She's very picky! I tried to contour her face, but she got mad because she wanted me to make her look pale, not bronze-y and prettyy. GRRR!
Aloha, Adelinky
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Purple FOTD
What a weekend, it was filled with a lot of nothing and makeup! I worked all week, those stinky kids, I have discovered that I have absolutely no patience for anything. Don't make me wait for a large soda at McDonald's or I'll flip the hell out! Like I did..
Chanel Vitalumiere in tawny beige
MAC ccb in hush (cheek bones)
coastal scents gel liner in grape vine? (base)
Barry M dazzle dust in #32 (lid)
MAC pigment in push the edge (crease)
Face Front Cosmetics MIN pigment in weekend warrior (crease)
MAC zoom lash mascara
Jordana black e/l
Chanel gloss in #116 (purple w/ pink, purple glitter)
With nothing to do late at night, my many faces...
hello tooth filling
Aloha, Adelinky
* I am currently in LOVE with Coldplay. Chris Martins voice is so sexy to me, not the face!
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I asked my mother "mom does this foundation match my face" she replied "oh yes!, you just applied way too much".
It CLEARLY is 50 shades lighter than my skin tone. I don't know what she was thinking, I blame her headache...
On face:
Bobbi Brown foundation in sand (I'm normally golden)
NYX lipgloss in plush red
Aloha, Adelinky
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
MAC Volcanic Ash Thermal Mask
Don't I look sooo attractive?
My neighboor almost fell off his chair when I came out off my room. Too funny!
Aloha, Adelinky
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Off To Golden Spoon
My frozen yogurt from there consist of old fashion vanilla with extra cookie dough swirled. It's a rush of adrenaline to my tastebuds. Plus, I get a discount since my beastie works there.
I bought a memo board yesterday @ Wal-mart. I have a ton of pictures I've been wanting to hang, and I finally caved in and spent $10. It's turning out good, I haven't managed to find all of my treasures but i'm sure they're under my bed or misplaced somewhere.
I like to cut out things that catch my eye and save them to later find my self throwing it all away.
I'm currently in this phase where I want to collect everysingle tiki there is. I currently own a good luck and money tiki. I know CocoJoes made them but they ran out of buisness in 1998.
I don't think i'll be posting as much this week, I left my cameras charger at little girls house.
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Tonight's racing at Port Royal and Selinsgrove speedways can be summed up in two words: regular show.
Port Royal hosts sprint car, late model and pro stock action. Selinsgrove has 358 sprint cars, late models, pro stocks and road runners. Action gets under way both places starting at 7 p.m.
Port Royal hosts the York County Racing Club this evening. The club gives awards to the drivers that win tonight's feature events. Fans that are members should bring along their membership cards because they will save $2 on a general admission ticket by showing their card.
At Lincoln Speedway, the Daryl Gohn Memorial race will be run for sprint cars, with 358 sprint cars and thunder cars rounding out the program. Action starts at 7:30. Hagerstown Speedway hosts the AMA Motorcycles starting at 6 p.m. Williams Grove hosts its Kids Night tonight, which includes children's racing. The super sportsman, late models, street stocks and 4-cylinder stock cars fill out the show.
Next week, Central Pennsylvania is full of big racing shows. Sadly, Port Royal and Bedford end up racing on the same night with two high dollar races. The rained out Lucas Oil late model race from April will be made up at Bedford Thursday night. There were 62 late models on hand back in April, a who's who of late model racing. The limited late models are also on the card. Port Royal Speedway hosts the Dream Race Extreme Preliminary events for sprint cars, plus pro stocks.
Speaking of the Dream Race Extreme - the race will be run Aug. 2 and pays the winner $30,000. That's not bad for 50 laps. Two-day general admission discount passes are now on sale by contacting the speedway office at 527-4414. During the Dream Race day there are two shows of professional wrestling being presented with celebrity managers. Sean Michael faces Greg Hodnett during the early show. The second show managers will be announced later.
Then there's Smokey Snellbaker. I almost thought Smokey was retired, although he has not said so. Snellbaker hasn't raced much this season since leaving his sportsman ride. Snellbaker showed up behind the wheel of a sprint car last Friday night at Clinton County Speedway, driving a car owned by promoter Vern Wasson. Snellbaker and Mitch Smith had some of their glory years driving the famed Gary's Motor Mart Special No. 5 for Wasson's father. When Smith retired, Snellbaker took over the ride and he and mechanic Dick Hench cleaned house with that racer. That was during the time the late Jack Gunn tried to run 312-cubic-inch engines in sprint cars at his KARS sanctioned tracks. The Wasson team had things figured out and enjoyed some big years with Snellbaker doing the driving.
When Mitch Smith decided to end his early retirement from back injuries, he borrowed the No. 5 to run some practice laps during a day race at Williams Grove. Right after that, Smith came back to racing and drove for Al Hamilton, enjoying continued success.
As for Snellbaker, he may drive the car again and will make a personal appearance at Port Royal July 31 to showcase his musical talents by playing the spoons prior to the race.
One last trip down memory lane: When Smith raced for Gary Wasson, they had a list of mechanics that was out of this world. If memory serves me correctly, this team had Dick Hench, Billy Gettle and Davey Brown all involved in the team.
Port Royal Speedway's sprint car point battle is going down to the wire. Alan Cole holds a 15 point lead over Todd Shaffer entering tonight's action. Mike Erdley is third just 25 points back and Greg Hodnett trails by 50 points. As you can see, it's still wide open for these four drivers.
An odd thing happened to me Thursday. I received my mail and RPM Racing News arrived. I found that odd since I already got this week's paper earlier. The date on the paper was July 8. I don't know if that was the postal service's fault or the paper, but it sure was late. I looked the paper over to see what I had missed and found out that Dean Jacobs' son, Cody, won his first career 410 sprint car race at Lakeville, Ohio. He beat his dad, who finished second. That was back on July 5.
I also have to say congratulations to Dylan Cisney on winning two feature races in two weeks. Cisney is a feature winner in the super sportsman class at Williams Grove and Port Royal. How many 16-year-old kids can say that? Cisney will be a junior at Juniata High School this year. Cisney started racing go-karts at age 7. His sportsman car is owned by his dad, Dave.
In the world of NASCAR things are not all good. Despite that, folks are trying to deal with problems as they come up. The big three automakers are all in trouble and rumors of reorganizational bankruptcy are flying around. General Motors reportedly will pull all track race sponsorships for next year in an attempt to save money. NASCAR fears one of the big three may pull out of NASCAR completely, no one is saying publicly who they think it could be.
Souvenir vendors are cutting the price on their merchandise, which is good - they were charging too much in the first place.Vendors took $30 off the price of jackets and $10 off die cast cars starting at Daytona. Even Sunoco and Watkins Glen Speedway are trying to take the bite out of coming to the races. Every fan that buys a turn 11 grandstand ticket for the Glen race receives a $20 gas card for each ticket bought.
The Nationwide series car of tomorrow has been put on hold for at least one year. The main reason given is the economic hardship it will create for small teams while the economy is not good.
Kobalt Tools is the leading candidate to replace Sears Craftsman as the title sponsor of the truck series next season. Kobalt is affiliated with Lowe's.
The Sprint Cup cars race at Indianapolis Sunday. Race time on ESPN is 1 p.m. Tony Stewart is the defending race champion. The Cup cars visit Pocono next week.
Until next week, please drive safely!
Craig Rutherford writes about motorsports for The Sentinel. He is affiliated with Port Royal Speedway.


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He has taken the same passion and drive to the hospitality industry. In the early '90s, Emilio had the vision that Miami's South Beach would become an international destination and purchased the Cardozo hotel on Ocean Drive. He developed Larios on the Beach (Miami Beach), Bongo's Cuban Café (at the Walt Disney Resort in Orlando, Fla., at the American Airlines Arena in Miami and at the Seminole Hard Rock & Casino in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.). In Vero Beach, Fla., the Estefans own and operate Costa d'Este Beach Resort. "We are creating great opportunities for people to discover this beautiful paradise," he says.
After arriving in the United States from Cuba as a teenager during the '60s, Emilio faced the challenge of overcoming the cultural and racial differences. Even with his success, Emilio has not lost his sense of humor, humility, charisma and alchemist qualities. He believes that in order to blend two cultures, each one has to be respected and treated as complete and whole. That has been an important ingredient to Emilio's success.
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In 2009, Emilio became the first Cuban American to become a minority shareholder in an NFL franchise, the Miami Dolphins.
Among the many awards and honors that Emilio has received are his Honorary Doctorate degrees from Barry University, University of Miami, Florida International University and Berklee College of Music. He also received the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame and was awarded the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 2009. In 2005, Emilio received the BMI Songwriter of the Year award and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Emilio was appointed by President George W. Bush to the board of trustees of the Kennedy Center in 2007.
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I'm looking into purchasing a 12.7/14.5 barreled rifle. I know that there are certain steps in order to get clearance for this. Who knows the process?
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Two ways.
1. The hard way: Download and fill out Form 4 from ATF's website. Need to know in advance if the Chief LEO of your town, or county, will sign it off for you. Then, you will need to go through fingerprinting and FBI criminal background check. Once you're all clear, send everything in, along with your $200 for the tax stamp. Remember, you need to fill out TWO Form 4s, because the ATF with send one back to you, with the tax stamp on it. Problem is many, many of the CLEOs will not sign off your paperwork. But, you're not SOL. You go the "easy" way.
2. The "easy" way: Form a Revocable Living Trust. You can either use an attorney who specializes in NFA Trust stuff, or you can use those DIY online softwares, like Quicken Willmaker. Fill out Form 4 (again, TWO of them), but do not have to pay attention to the CLEO sign off / FBI check. That's what the Trust route is all about.
Send everything in, along with your money, to the ATF, and wait.
If you will be "making" the SBR yourself, then use Form 1, instead. Good luck.
May 30, 2010, 04:19 PM
I'm in North Carolina.
And how long should I expect to wait?
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How long should I expect to wait for all of the paperwork to clear the ATF etc etc? Is it an extremely long process?
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It usually takes between 3-4 months. Some are as fast as 2 months, some as bad as 12 months.
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Damn! 3-12 months!!
May 31, 2010, 12:06 PM
Mine only took about 75 days. I researched trusts a whole bunch. Used Quicken and edited the trust to suit me. Now that I have the trust set up, I can just dump any future items in there without having to do anything else but submit new ATF paperwork and adjust the schedule of assets in the trust.
May 31, 2010, 12:53 PM
What county in NC are you in?
June 1, 2010, 09:54 PM
I'm in Harnett County. 75 days isn't bad!
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. – SUNY Upstate Medical University announces the following appointments, honors and awards:
• David Eck has been named manager of Clinical Engineering in the Department of Information, Management and Technology (IMT). Prior to SUNY Upstate, Eck, a licensed professional engineer, was a manager with EA Engineering, an engineering consulting company headquartered in Maryland. Eck resides in Liverpool, N.Y.
• Dominic Carone, Ph.D., was named the 2007 Psychologist of the Year by the Central New York Psychological Association. Carone is assistant professor and coordinator of the Neuropsychological Assessment Program in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and serves as a volunteer faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. He was selected for the award for his efforts as chair of the association's Legislative Committee and his activity on the state level in favor of compromise solutions to professional issues, most notably how a new Scope of Practice Law impacts the practice of neuropsychology. Carone resides in Baldwinsville, N.Y.
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• Yumino Umino, Ph.D.; Eduardo Solessio, Ph.D.; and Robert Barlow, Ph.D.; of the Department of Ophthalmology, coauthored the article "Speed, Spatial and Temporal Tuning of Rod and Cone Vision in Mouse" published January 2008 in the Journal of Neuroscience.
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• Thomas A. Bersani, M.D.; Patrick A. Costello, M.D.; Michael J. Geiss III, M.D.; Luis J. Mejico, M.D.; Stephen W. Merriam, M.D.; Mark J. Safran, M.D.; Sam C. Spalding, M.D.; Stephen G. Spitzer, M.D.; Barbara W. Streeten, M.D.; Andrea S. Viczian, Ph.D.; Robert W. Weisenthal, M.D.; and Leslie D. Woodcock Jr., M.D., of the Department of Ophthalmology presented at the 58th Annual Post-Graduate Review Course in Ophthalmology Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at the Oncenter in Syracuse.
• Robert Barlow, Ph.D., and Drew Everhart, Ph.D., of the Department of Ophthalmology, co-authored an article published in the Nov. 2007 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience. Dr. Barlow, also presented a talk about Macular Degeneration Nov. 15 at the Cole Eye Institute at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio through the institute's Distinguished Lecture Series. Barlow resides in Manlius. Everhart lives in Syracuse.
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