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The more traditionally country-oriented of the sisters Mandrell, Louise remains pleasantly twangy and tangy. Her husband and sometime duet partner, R.C. Bannon, doesn't sing on this album, but he did help write five songs in an especially varied mix of material. His The Eyes of Tex Are on You is a clever play on the unofficial Lone Star anthem (actually the song of the University of Texas) and Goodbye Heartache is surprisingly up-tempo for a tune with such a downbeat title. Also noteworthy are Don Everly's So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) and the Shawna Harrington-Randy Sharp song So Much Love. Mandrell plays a little fiddle, but mostly, despite the lachrymose content of the majority of the songs, she just sings up a happy little storm. (RCA)
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Your HOA has disbanded
Dear Editor:
What would you think if your next community newsletter informed you that it would be the final issue and that the association would be disbanded? The Board of Directors has resigned and there will be no more regime fees collected.
Sounds great, doesnt it?
If it were to happen, what would it really mean? Entrances to the community could no longer be maintained or seasonal flowers planted; common areas would become overgrown and snake infested due to lack of funds for a contractor to clean them. Tree removal would be done by nature. The playground and boat dock would be closed because there is no liability insurance on them. No more annual picnic or Christmas party.
The Restrictions and the Architectural Committee members have all resigned so they could return to their personal lives and more pleasurable activities they were just a bunch of old busybodies anyway. If youre someone that consistently ignores the restrictions, sneaks projects past getting architectural approval and berates the duties of the volunteers of the committees, you are delighted.
What will you think later when the new resident across the street parks the cab of his big rig on the front lawn?
How about when the next door neighbor has decided to open a boat and auto repair shop in his garage and there are vehicles in various stages of repair in the driveway?
The family down the block has decided that crushed beer and soda cans attached to the house are perfect decorations. Oh, and another neighbor has decided to raise hunting dogs in the back yard. Who ya gonna call?
What will you do when the value of your home sinks and nobody wants to buy it so you can move to a nicer community that has restrictions that protect THEIR quality of life?
Fortunately, none of these scenarios have happened -- yet -- and your HOA Boards and committees work hard to make sure that they dont. They attend meetings and plead for cooperation. They pinch pennies until Lincoln hollers.
Do you help or hinder the process? Do you volunteer to help? Are you part of the problem or are you part of the solution of helping to keep your community THE PLACE to live?
S. M. Salmon
Byars walks the walk
Dear Editor:
While reading Mr. Proctors letter in last weeks Journal Scene, a common theme emerged. On one side in this County Council election, you have a career bureaucrat who has been involved and responsible for many of our road problems over many decades and on the other side you have Jay Byars, who took office a little more than three years ago and immediately started to fix many of the problems in our county.
While Eagle Creek improvements and Highway 165 widening were on the books for many years, it wasnt until Jay took office and took the lead did these projects get funded and actually move forward.
In addition, there has been no bigger advocate for Dorchester Road than Jay. Even with delay after delay due to weather and a defective product, Jay has kept those of us who travel Dorchester Road every day in the loop and allowed us to voice our frustration, while he has voiced his as well. Under Jays directive, Cooks Crossroads was finished first during the Bacons Bridge road widening and I can tell you there is a remarkable improvement because of that decision.
As a Legend Oaks resident, I am fortunate to have Jay Byars working hard for my family, my neighbors, and me. His education, small business experience and passion make him an outstanding County Councilman. Jay doesnt talk the talk like some do; he walks the walk and gets projects long on the books moving forward.
Justin Farnsworth
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MindGear Labs is a fabrication laboratory or "fab lab" where people can create anything from furniture and circuit boards to custom Legos or a personalized bobble-head doll.
Founder Rob Adams and Tia Wheeler, director of operations, worked together brainstorming their idea for the digital workshop in April and opened two weeks ago.
"It's a completely different field for me," Wheeler said mentioning she's a historian with a background in business. "My mother did a lot of crafts and I've always done a lot of handy work so it was kind of a natural fit for me."
With degrees in mechanical, nuclear and aerospace engineering, Adams says MindGear isn't exclusive to professional technicians, but welcomes people from all backgrounds to tinker around the workshop.
"We have all of these devices here for the mechanical guys to do engineering work, but when I talk with the other fab labs, the more non-technical people show up more than technical folks doing crafts, doing art. There are fab labs dedicated to the artist," Adams said.
Adams said by featuring white boards, work stations and a designated kiddie corner, he aims to create an environment in the laboratory that encourages collaboration, discussion, imagination and the opportunity to "feel like a kid again." As an assistant Cub Scout leader to his son's troop, he hopes to help scouts earn merit badges when they visit.
"I think it's got a very broad appeal. It does a lot of things all at once," Adams said.
Adams said those who want more than just a standard product from a retail store can "make something that's uniquely yours."
A computer-controlled laser cutter, a vinyl cutter, milling machines and a 3-D printer are some pieces of equipment customers can use in the workshop.
"There's a whole do-it-yourself movement out there and if you type in DIY you'll find all sorts of websites and companies dedicated to help in building your own things and the fab lab is just one component of it," Adams said.
Along with monthly memberships, MindGear does offer a daily membership that would grant access to one of their machines.
Bikram Hot Yoga, LifeCourse Capital, Inc. and Southeastern Skin Cancer and Dermatology will also be participating in the block party Saturday.
Steve Shannon and DeeDee Morgan from WAHR-FM Star 99.1 will be broadcasting live from the party 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information, visit mindgearlabs.com.
Beacon Ridge Holiday Block Party
When: Dec. 1, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: 8331 Madison Blvd.
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By Michael Howell
The Stevensville Town Council passed a new weapons ordinance on first reading a few weeks ago. A public hearing held last Thursday, April 25, however, drew a roomful of people, almost all of whom expressed concern that the new ordinance was too restrictive and urged the Council to reconsider it. At the regular Town Council meeting which followed, discussion centered on addressing the various objections heard at the public hearing as well as subsequent public comment at the Council meeting. In that process the Council considered and passed a few amendments before postponing the matter to the next council meeting so that the full council could participate. Councilor Robin Holcomb was absent from both the public hearing and the subsequent meeting.
The proposed changes to the existing ordinance governing the carrying of weapons would actually make it less restrictive. The current ordinance, as written, prohibits the carrying of concealed weapons anywhere within the Town limits. Period. It was identified in the current ordinance codification process, being spearheaded by councilor Ron Klaphake, as not being consistent with state law, which allows the carrying of concealed weapons except in certain establishments such as state or local government office buildings and financial institutions, or where alcoholic beverages are being sold, dispensed and consumed. "It is not a defense that the person has a valid permit to carry a concealed weapon." (MCA 45-8-328).
State law also explicitly restricts a local government from regulating firearms, except, for public safety purposes, it may regulate the discharge of rifles, shotguns and handguns and it "has the power to prevent and suppress the carrying of concealed or unconcealed weapons to a public assembly, publicly owned building, park under its jurisdiction, or school, and the possession of firearms by convicted felons, adjudicated mental incompetents, illegal aliens and minors." (MCA 45-8-351).
Based on that law, the new town ordinance proposes to prohibit the carrying of concealed or unconcealed weapons at public assemblies, in publicly owned buildings, in town parks and schools.
Many of the public speakers at the hearing and at the meeting were specifically critical of including the town parks and the school in the prohibition. The basic argument was over public safety. Critics of the prohibition claim that it is creating a free fire zone for crazies or fanatics. They claim the law doesn't deter a criminal or the insane from carrying out their crimes but it will create an area where a criminal can go, knowing that they will not meet any armed resistance. Several people expressed the opinion that having law abiding, trained and permitted weapons carriers present at the parks and the schools would make them safer.
"There are evil people in the world with guns, "said Vernon Weiss. "Only a good person with a gun can stop them."
A lot of the people attending the hearing and meeting were from out of town but feel affected by the prohibition because they visit town or work here. A few Ravalli County officials also showed up, including Commissioner Greg Chilcott, Sheriff Chris Hoffman, and County Attorney Bill Fulbright.
Chilcott said he believed it made sense to allow responsible, permitted people to carry concealed weapons in public places like parks.
"We have a pretty good process for concealed weapon permitting," he said. "We are telling law abiding citizens that they can't carry. We can do better than that. We are asking you to reconsider and work out a better approach to managing concealed carry."
County Attorney Bill Fulbright said that he "echoed" Commissioner Chilcott's concerns." He said that state law makes an exception for persons with a concealed carry permit. He urged the Council not to pass the ordinance on second reading and fix it in a way that "it doesn't hamstring everybody."
County Sheriff Chris Hoffman said there was not much he could add. He urged the Council to take a careful look at whether the town's police department could enforce the ordinance, "in a real sense and in an ethical and moral sense."
"My office couldn't enforce this ordinance," said Hoffman. He said he was willing to help the Council work out an ordinance that did not infringe on law abiding rights.
Stevensville Police Chief James Marble said, "The issue being overlooked here is the 26-acre River Park. That area is of concern." He said the area was hard to patrol and was the site of drug activity and assaults. He thought it made sense to let people carry concealed weapons for protection in that park.
Only one person, Amy Knight, spoke in favor of the ordinance, saying she was in favor of prohibiting guns in schools and parks.
Councilor Klaphake offered to amend the ordinance to clarify that guns were being prohibited in publicly owned "or leased" buildings. He also clarified the definitions of "public assembly" as the meeting of a government body, and schools as including the buildings and the grounds.
It was noted by Mayor Gene Mim Mack that the Stevensville School District currently follows federal rules which are more strict than the state laws. He said that the school has adopted federal policy and prohibits guns, whether or not concealed, from all school buildings and grounds and within 1,000 feet of the school grounds.
The federal Gun-Free Schools Act was passed in 1994 and repealed but re-enacted as part of the "No Child Left Behind" Act in 2002. It requires states receiving federal funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to have laws requiring local agencies to adopt a zero-tolerance policy with a mandatory expulsion of one year for any student who brings a firearm to school or possesses one there. The law, as amended, does allow the local educational authorities to modify the expulsion requirement on a case by case basis. It also further defines the term "school" to include school sponsored events and activities, "even those held off school grounds."
In response to arguments that the town was removing the discretion of school districts to allow permitted concealed carriers if they wanted to deviate from state law, an amendment was passed to the prohibition on carrying concealed weapons in the schools, allowing that it was "subject to the School Board policies." But in order to allow concealed carry on campus, the school board would have to rescind its policy adopting the federal rules and that would jeopardize federal funding.
The issue of prohibiting concealed weapons in the town parks was briefly discussed. None of the county officials present could say whether the City of Hamilton prohibited guns in its parks. County Attorney Fulbright said that based on a quick search on his computer that there was no firearm prohibition in the City codes. But a Town Councilor noted that the prohibition to carrying weapons in city parks was in the Hamilton Park Ordinance.
The Hamilton Park Ordinance states, "It is unlawful for any person to possess or use any type of weapon, bow and arrow, air gun, or firearm…within the boundaries of any city park or use any similar type weapon or instrument within a city park."
Prior to addressing the objections to prohibiting the carrying of weapons in the town parks, a motion was made to postpone the meeting until Councilor Robin Holcomb, who was absent, could attend.
The meeting was postponed until May 23.
Two other proposed ordinances were heard at the public hearing and approved at the Council meeting.
One revised the Sidewalk Ordinance to provide for a cost share agreement with property owners who may be required to do any Town-mandated repairs or installations. Under the current ordinance, if the Town requires sidewalk repairs for safety reasons, the landowner is required to pay the cost. Under the new ordinance, the town will pay the first $250. If it costs more than that, the Town will pay 50% and the landowner 50%.
The Council also repealed rules that they considered antiquated which regulated mechanical amusement devices, public dance halls, taxicabs, and gaming licenses.


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Sonoma County received good news from Fitch Rating service.
The financial rating firm has affirmed the county's general obligation bonds at AA+; the Measure F sales tax revenue bonds for the Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District at AA+; and the county's pension obligations bonds at AA.
The ratings, some of the best available for local government, are an indication of the county's strong financial stewardship and fiscal discipline.
Among the reasons behind the rating, cited by Fitch, are the county's strong financial profile, characterized by healthy general fund reserves, conservative budgeting, and strong financial management policies; a diverse local economy benefiting from wine production and tourism; manageable long term obligations with overlapping debt levels being moderate; and carrying costs for debt and retiree benefits that are affordable.
"The county and the Board of Supervisors have focused on fiscal discipline and putting the organization on a solid sustainable path," said Board of Supervisors Chairman David Rabbitt. "These ratings validate that work and the contributions made by employees at all levels of our organization.
Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector David Sundstrom added, "I am gratified by Fitch's assessment of our financial position. These ratings have many positive impacts, from cost savings for any future borrowing to signaling to businesses that Sonoma County is a good place for investment."
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Each month I present our board of directors with a CEO report that details my schedule of events and meetings with member businesses, committees, legislators and more. It is a good exercise in more ways than one. While it lets the board I report to know what I am doing, it also enables me to look back with a sense of accomplishment. Here is a slightly edited sample of what it included for May:
Big issues were the order of the day for most of this month. The construction on Highway 190 took much of my time and energy, as well as that of Mandeville Councilman Rick Danielson and Townsend Underhill of Stirling Properties. I participated in a ribbon-cutting celebrating the completion of one side of the Hwy. 190 Chinchuba Bridge and composed two messages to the businesses on N'tini's owner Mark Benfatti' s email list. I spent a good deal of time communicating -- in person and by phone -- and writing articles and messages to the small businesses along that route.
Regarding the proposed fracking and drilling, I participated in a conference call and subsequent emails with the U.S. Chamber's Institute for Energy staff, and was engaged in several other discussions with elected officials, legislators, councilmen, oil and gas officials and LABI. Not much to report in actual results, except that we have had a seat at the table, exercised our voice, and were supportive at a time when the usually silent majority was and still is very loud.
During our annual Northshore Focus, several relationships were nurtured and others developed. This was the most effective event at the Capitol we have held in the last 12 years.
Our Northshore Rising Professionals and Small Business Council held a breakfast in observance of National Small Business Week at N'Tini's, coincidentally held the day the City of Mandeville hosted the ribbon cutting on the Hwy. 190 Chinchuba Bridge. Nearly fifteen business owners came out in a light rain. Newspapers and TV stations covered the event. Good timing for observing national Small Business Week!"
Our May luncheon at Benedict's Plantation featured Parish Emergency Preparedness Director Dexter Accardo, who presented news about the soon-to-be-released SLOSH (Sea, Lake and Overland Surges from Hurricanes) Model, along with the processes and procedures carried out before, during, and after a major storm or other emergency.
I then revisited some of the small businesses along the Hwy. 190 construction route including Hazelnut, whose owner Bryan Batt had been in direct contact with me about his serious concerns of the impact of the delayed construction in front of his store.
I was so pleased to hear Bryan's sales associate Carol Boos tell me, "It's really touching to have people come in and support us. This morning a customer said she wants to make sure we are here to stay." She said customers have been coming into their store and talking about seeing news articles and TV reports regarding the construction and want to be a part of helping keeping sales steady during the final phases of the long awaited road widening.
In my profession, results are not always tangible. But the month of May had many obvious results. The varied activities, events and meetings create a big picture, illustrating how they tied together two keys of our mission: to support businesses and to provide a voice to local and state government on behalf of our members. We are always glad to help our community!
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king queen. I've tried various formulas in the course of some 15 years (!!!) and while powder foundation's often helpful, for really greasy days (ugh!), it does nothing but aggravate the situation. If you haven't found your HG foundation yet, I'd like to offer some options as maybe, my top liquid foundations picks of the moment might also be yours. 🙂
For your reference, my skin type's exactly like this right now:
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Light rail train, vehicle collide in Baltimore County
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Baltimore County police say a light rail train and vehicle collided Saturday at Beaver Dam Road and Warren Road in Cockeysville.
Officials tell 11 News no one was hurt in the crash.
However, Beaver Dam Road north of Warren Road was blocked for a few hours.
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Warren Kenneth Drinkall, 78, of Annawan, died Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, in the emergency room of Kewanee Hospital. A funeral service celebrating his life will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 at Vandemore Funeral Home Ltd., Atkinson. The Rev. Terry Lancaster will officiate. Burial will follow at Annawan Cemetery. A visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25 at the funeral home. Memorials may be made in Warren's name to the Annawan/Alba Rescue Squad.
He was born on Feb. 15, 1935, in Spring Valley, Minn., the son of Bernice (Bauer) and Lloyd Drinkall. He married Monica (Smith-Briggs) on Nov. 27, 1965, in Spring Valley. He graduated from Wykoff High School in Minnesota. Warren and Monica moved to Annawan in 1972. He worked at the Chicago Atkinson Livestock Market until he retired in 1997. He enjoyed country music, fishing, watching western movies and was an avid Minnesota Vikings fan.
Survivors include his wife, Monica; two sons, Craig (Michelle) of Hooppole and Kevin (Angela) of Kewanee; two step sons, Lonnie (Sue) of Mt. Horeb, Wis., and Jeff (Dee) of Princeton; 10 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; three siblings, Darrell (Vivian) Drinkall of Spring Valley, Minn., Larry (Clarice) Drinkall of Missouri and Marcella (Donald) Jonas of Good Hue, Minn. He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Donald; and grandsons, Brandon and Dalton
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The Killing of Bin Laden
I apologize for posting on a topic that strays from the theme of our blog (although not entirely.)
I am writing an article which will be published in a OUP volume (see here the contributions in draft form) where I argue that targeted killing, defined as the extrajudicial killing of a named person by a government for a public purpose, can be morally justified outside the battlefield only if the following four conditions are met:
1) it is necessary to avert deaths of innocents;
2) the government has a just cause (this condition is different from the first one);
3) the target is culpable, a true villain; and
4) capturing the villain is not possible.
I think that the three first conditions were met in the case of bin Laden, but I'm unsure about the fourth. We don't know what happened here but even someone as wretched as bin Laden has to be given the chance to surrender. I'm inclined to think that this last requirement does not stem from any fundamental right that bin Laden has, but rather from what our democracy should be.
A popular justification, that the United States was at war with Al Qaeda, is insufficient to justify targeted killing. If persons outside the battlefield have a moral right not to be killed the government cannot unilaterally extinguish this right by a declaration. The "war" rationale, in my view, only works for the battlefield and places assimilated to it, like military barracks. Thus targeted killings in Afghanistan and similar warlike places are, in principle, justified (provided that a number of stringent conditions for just war obtain; of course, for a pacifist none of this matters.) But imagine that the U.S. government declared "war" on some particularly hated group, like violent sexual offenders. Surely no one would say that the government could start killing them on sight.
There is a literature arguing that assassinating terrorists is the functional equivalent of killing in conventional war, but I'm unconvinced. I think the slope is so slippery here that a humane democracy cannot implement that view without sliding into tyranny. This problem is not hypothetical: witness the declared intention of the Obama administration to kill U.S. citizen Anwar al-Awlaki.
Of course, none of this alters my view that bin Laden was the worst kind of villain, the villain who acts out of evil principles (as opposed to opportunistic villains), and that he deserved to die.
Here is a sensible account of the legal position, arguing that the operation was lawful under international law.
Mike Valdman
Why should the target's culpability matter? Suppose we learn that Osama was literally someone else's puppet (in the sense that another person directly controlled his actions, speech, etc.), thus (presumably) relieving him of culpability. Or, if you don't like that example, suppose he suffered from some rare psychological illness that made it impossible for him to be anything other than a terrorist. I find it hard to believe that such revelations should affect the moral status of his killing.
Carlos F. Véliz
"for an absolutistor non-contingent pacifist none of this matters"
I think conditions (1) and (2) are suspect. Reports suggest that ObL was no longer in operational control of AQ, so his death is unlikely to save innocents (and indeed, if a backlash occurs, his murder could even lead to harm to innocents). The U.S. government has never done anything that has an unambiguously just cause; their cause here likely has more to do with short-term political propaganda purposes than anything else, so (2) is out too.
Mike Valdman:
I find it hard to believe that such revelations should affect the moral status of his killing.
Theories of morality are usually intended as back-handed ways of justifying things that we inherently know to be wrong, such as murder. Since morality is inherently arbitrary and usually just a tool by which the powerful convince everyone else to go along with their actions, I would in general agree with your statement. However, Teson seems to be applying to some supposedly objective standard of morality, which could very well contain a prescription against murdering someone if (for example) they cannot control their actions. So, such revelations are unlikely to affect the pragmatic desirability of his murder, but could certainly affect the morality of the action from within certain objective standard moralities.
Theories of morality are usually intended as back-handed ways of justifying things that we inherently know to be wrong, such as murder
If morality is after right/wrong what is the basis for evaluating actions as right or wrong?
A question: which is to be preferred? assassination, or war? (Note: neither is of course preferred; that is not the choice.)
Profesor Teson,
Are you at least open to discussing why you are unwilling to apply your criteria to the US Government, and specifically the executive branch? Or will you just keep deleting comments that address the subject?
Fernando Teson
I didn't delete your comments.
It is obvious, at least to me, that our enemies lack a just cause.
Carlos F. Véliz
He clearly violated jus in bello by killing innocent civilians in his terrorist attack of 9/11, but I think it is much more difficult to ascertain with confidence that he lacked just cause.
He might have had some legitimate grievances to declare 'jihad' against US, for example, the presence of US troops in the country of the "two holy cities," Mecca and Medina, as it was recognized
by Peter L. Bergen, Holy War, Inc.: Inside The Secret World of Osama Bin Laden (New York: Free Press, 2001).
Carlos F. Véliz
Chapter 5.
Fernando Teson
So, Carlos, do you really believe that had Al Qaeda attacked, say, only the Pentagon and not innocent civilians, the action would have been morally justified?
Carlos F. Véliz
The most honest thing I can say is: I'm not sure.
If you truly believe that there is a "war" between US and a non-state actor like Al-Qaeda – as the US government declares – how can you consider illegitimate targeting the USS Cole? By denying the moral equality of combatants à la Jeff McMahan?
PS: Have you ever seen this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGm-4MRuGF0
I don't know about others, but it seems like Al Qaeda's attacks on things like the Pentagon, the White House and the USS Cole were legitimate military targets. But of course it then entailed war. Targeting civilians in airplanes or skyscrapers seems intrinsically illegitimate.
The tricky bit is when it moves from terrorism for terrorism sake (i.e. more a police action) into outright war. I don't think everyone agrees on this. Europeans definitely favor a more police styled response, although I don't see how that deals with the realities of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Others (including myself) think it is more military. The problem is that most of our rules and standards are predicated upon only having to deal with state actors. The stuff dealing with things like Al Qaeda really go back more to the era of dealing with pirates in the 19th century and are hard to reconcile to modern ethics.
Carlos F. Véliz
Clark: I agree. Deliberately targeting innocent civilians is immoral and should be condemned as an infringement of the proper rules for combat.
I don't know exactly how we should deal with a terrorist non-state actor that happens to be outside the territory of the belligerent state actor. But, if the response is military, the parameters of GCIV should be applicable (with the necessary adjustments).
Daniel Statman has a pretty much known article in which he defends "targeted killing" in the "war on terror". He says that, unless we were absolute pacifist, we cannot reject targeted killing on pain of inconsistency with our acceptance of the legitimacy of killing in war. But I think there is something wrong in that argument, although I must admit, I still don't have a full-fledged counter-argument.
I think we should think more carefully about the geographic moral limits of war (Check what Ashley Deeks says about this from a legal perspective, and this paper by Kenneth Anderson, here: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1824783).
Why limit item 1 to just innocents and who are they — only innocent citizens of the particular polity taking the action or would they be external to that polity, on the basis that all within the polity share some responsibility for being in the boat the are (war/conflict)?
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Mark Brady
I guess it was the editors of Bleeding Heart Libertarians who deleted
Empty Fridge's posts, which I read last night. I can guess why you did
so although Empty Fridge made it quite clear that he was not advocating
the assassination of either Obama or Bush. Would the editors please
provide the criteria whereby posts get deleted so we don't waste our
time posting comments that will get deleted.
I deleted the comments. Call me risk-averse, but he wasn't quite clear enough for my tastes in making his lack of advocacy clear. And since it's my hide on the line as owner of this blog, I felt entitled to make a judgment call.
As for criteria, I don't have any. But apart from another post from this same user, these are the only posts I've ever deleted from this blog on substantive grounds. And we've had over 2,000. So I think you needn't be too concerned about your own future comments.
Mark Brady
Thanks for your substantive reply and clarification.
Out of curiosity, do you think all drone attacks by the US on
Al Qaeda leadership within Pakistan is also unjustified? I guess it seems to many of us that the modern battle field is just different from how it used to be. It's easy with overt armies who play by the general rules of warfare but a mite bit trickier with an insurgency like Al Qaeda or even the Taliban in general. Add in the apparent complicity of at least factions within the Pakistan government and things get trickier.
If you'd allow for a drone strike then why should the rules of engagement be different if a Seal team is sent in? Hasn't the ethical standard been met? If you reject drone attacks as well then I'm not sure how you engage the enemy in Pakistan without effectively declaring war on Pakistan.
Fernando Teson
Here is my view on the use of drones by a liberal government. If they are used to kill enemies, whether conventional or unconventional (like terrorists), in a battlefield or a place assimilated to the battlefield, then they are legitimate. If they are used instead to kill persons outside the battlefield, they are only justified if the following stringent conditions are met (in addition to having a just cause): 1) the operation is necessary to avert the deaths of innocents (e.g., foiling a terrorist plot); 2) capture is not possible. In particular, I think that killing someone outside the battlefield just because he is a member of an organization is highly problematic. The actual use of drones (again, outside the battlefield) is worrisome for two reasons: they are sometimes used against persons that could have been captured (indeed, using the drone is a way to dispense with capture); and they often produce collateral deaths.
Jim Rose
I wonder what your views are an assassinating Hitler or Stalin or Mao?
What do you mean killed away from the battlefield? Where is the battlefield?
Who draws this line?
Wars of national liberation routinely used assassination of soldiers and politicians
behind the lines to overthrow tyranny and gain independence.
Was the kidnapping of Eichmann from Argentina
wrong? A few people in the dock at the international criminal court in The
Hague were shanghaied from Serbia
On terrorists and international law, soldiers must under international law wear
uniforms and carry their arms openly specifically to help their enemies.
Precisely because uniformed the solders who carry their arms openly are easy
to spot, their enemies have less reason and less excuse for shooting at
civilians and fearing attack from within groups of civilians, near and far.
If there is civilian immunity from attack for soldiers in irregular forces
away from whatever the battlefield is, would this not prolong the war that these
terrorists declared on your country and mine and more will die by both hands.
The terrorists have more incentive to intermingle among civilians – a war
crime on their part – if this offers them more protection than a cave in the
middle of nowhere.
Would all this legal hand-wringing over justice in the way the current war is
fought have shortened World War 2, if applied back then? Who would have won?
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Wow, many thanks for the link to the excellent resource list. I've been looking for something like that. I'm much more interested in the legalities of the move, since as a general matter I don't think states sincerely seek to justify all their actions in pursuit of security from a global moral perspective. So we might well conclude that many of their actions are not morally justified and it doesn't have much salience in the real world as apart from whatever significance it has as a moral judgment standing in isolation on its own. More interesting is the question of what constraints states are under in regimes of international law that we might posit are actually-existing systems of relations between states and regulations on their behavior (however unbinding such regimes might in fact be, existing at the supra-coercive-enforcement level of the anarchy of the international space).
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An oversight or a political slight?
While browsing through the "Gloucester County 2012 Park Event Guide" the other day, I found it very informative with lots to do for the summer.
I noticed on Page 2, under "A Message from the Freeholders," that there were photographs of three of the five Democratic freeholders. Conspicuously missing were the only two Republican freeholders, Vince Nestore and Larry Wallace.
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Update: Judge needs more time to determine maximum punishment for accused Manlius church swindlers
Syracuse, NY -- A County Court judge's ruling today should determine how harsh the punishment could be against a couple accused of scamming $444,000 from the United Methodist Church of Manlius.
Judge Joseph Fahey's decision is expected to have a significant impact in the case against former church treasurer Mary Meyer, 57, and church finance chair John Osborn, 55, of 228 Roe Ave., prosecutors have said.
If the thefts are considered three separate crimes, the punishment could be up to 37 years in prison. If it's one crime, the maximum punishment would be 15 years.
The judge is expected to rule based on the grand jury testimony that led to an indictment against the couple.
Assistant District Attorney Beth Van Doren says the couple stole church money in three ways: by writing checks to Osborn's business, to Osborn himself and to Meyer.
The way the law is written, accused thieves face the same crime -- second-degree grand larceny -- whether they steal $50,000 or $1 million.
Meyer and Osborn are accused of stealing $444,000. But if they are found to have committed more than one crime, the sentences for each crime can be added up. If it's only one crime, the sentences would run at the same time.
Because Fahey's decision will determine how long the couple could go to prison if convicted, it's expected to have a significant impact on the case. In general, defendants facing harsher possible punishments are more likely to consider a plea before trial.
Until this point, there has been little sign of a plea deal in the case. Fahey has announced he's ready to schedule a trial.
Most of the stolen money was taken from the endowment, which people contributed to in their wills. authorities have said.
In 1992, Osborn was convicted of stealing $120,000 from the Camillus Housing Authority while he was the agency's treasurer. He was sentenced to five years' probation and ordered to repay the money.


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Gossip Girl actress-turned-Pretty Reckless rocker, Taylor Momsen, poses on the November/December cover of Revolver for the magazine's Hottest Chicks issue, complete with platform heels, a barely-there wardrobe and some serious firepower for a 17-year-old: a rifle, a handgun and a packed holster on her thigh.
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Found a long time ago on the side of a Nestle condensed milk can, these are a winner every time! Please note this recipe uses Australian measurements - 1 cup is 250mls. This recipe is very sweet so replace the white choc bits with nuts if you prefer.
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- 180 g butter, softened
- 78.07 ml sugar
- 118.29 ml sweetened condensed milk
- 354.88 ml self-raising flour
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It's Friday. Which means it's going to snow in Chicago.
Right, Mother Nature?!? Do you hear me?? It's going to snow in Chicago!
Actually, I just looked at the radar and it's all rain. It's too warm. Booooo!
We had a special day this week – it was Leap Day and one of the topics for today is based around something really cool on that day.
I'll let you at Gin and Topics now so you can see what it is.
5. Marriage Proposal Goes Viral. A few weeks ago, Len Kendall send a private message to his Facebook friends titled, #OperationSayYesKatie. It was to ask everyone to participate, on Leap Day, in creating and promoting memes around Len asking Katie Holland to marry him. She said yes! But watch the video WGN did because, when you find out how she found out, you'll cry. Just a little bit.
4. Wisdom from the Most Influential PR Person of the Century. When I first moved to Chicago, the PRSA monthly luncheons were held at the Chicago Athletic Club. There was one elevator. It held maybe six people. And it was old. Super old. One day, running late and in six inch heels, I jumped on to the packed elevator, only to find myself face-to-face with Dan Edelman. If I'd had this blog back then, I would have interviewed him on the spot. Which is why I'm so jealous Mark Schaefer had the opportunity to sit down with Harold Burson.
3. Indian Boy Limbo Skates Under Four Cars. I don't know what I like most about this video. The kid "warming" up before he skates or the sheer pain I can feel when he goes flat to the ground.
2. The Lively Morgue. If you missed it in yesterday's blog post about the New York Times, I highly recommend you check out their Tumblr blog. Every day they are featuring photos from their archives (which you can buy). Even if you're not a history nut, the storytelling is so rich, you won't want to miss it.
1. Romanian Brothers, Seven and Five, Are Unbelievably Strong. When Krista Kotrla sent this to me as a Gin and Topics candidate, I'll admit I didn't know what to expect. Now all I can say is, be prepared to be shamed by two little boys and their ability to do such things as 90 degree vertical push-ups.
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If that limbo skating kid can do that on his back, he could get a job as an auto mechanic!
@KenMueller Terrible!
You can keep your snow right where it is! Me and my bronchitis have enough problems dealing with the rain here!
Marriage proposals eh? Why do I always spell marriage backwards? Maybe there should be a post about that.
As far as the kids go, they got nothing on Douglas.
I am watching my boss eat an entire pizza BY HIMSELF in half an hour for twenty bucks. I think I work in an insane asylum.
Did you miss me?
@NancyD68 I'm pretty sure Douglas cannot do pushups at a 90 degree vertical.
Please take photos of this pizza eating boss!
@ginidietrich He is almost done. He has two minutes to finish the crust!
@ginidietrich The pizza picture is on FB. He lost. He did not finish the crust.
I read Mark's interview with Mr Burson on Monday. My only regret was not knowing about him prior to that blog post. He strikes me as a once in a lifetime type of mind. His book screams MUST READ
@SociallyGenius There are a handful of those guys who started the big agencies still around. Can you imagine what they've seen in their lifetimes?
You know what made me cry? The fact that I don't have a kid that can flex to look like paper and slip under bank doors and into safety deposit boxes for me. Sigh.
@ifdyperez OMG!!! I am crying…from laughing at you!
@ginidietrich @ifdyperez How do you even come up with that? I'm dying laughing too! Except the reason I'm crying? My hips hurt from watching that. owie.
@Lisa Gerber @ginidietrich I dunno… can't always explain why I think of these things. But you know what I also thought?! If this kid teamed up with a herd of cats… whoa. Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife. They'd be unstoppable.
That kid actually skated right under 20 cars or so. As far as I remember he set a Guinness record for having done that.
@Hajra It's pretty freaking incredible! I loved how he was warming up and doing stretches at the beginning. So funny.
@ginidietrich NICE Gin and Topics! Honored to be mentioned… THX! And I love that you rock six inch heels. A fellow soul sista' 🙂
@KristaKotrla Thanks for sending me that link!
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Frank C. Curriero, PhD
- Associate Professor
Departmental Affiliations
- Division: Infectious Disease Epidemiology
- Biostatistics (Joint)
Center & Institute Affiliations
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Baltimore, Maryland
PhD, Kansas State University, 1996
MA, The Pennsylvania State University, 1990
Applications of spatial statistics and geographic information systems (GIS) in public health. Research applications involve areas related to environmental epidemiology, disease mapping, and spatial variation in risk models. Current methodological research includes selection bias in spatial data and models for non-Euclidean isotropic spatial dependence.
Honors and Awards
Student Assembly Advising, Mentoring, and Teaching Recognition Award (AMTRA) 2004
- Biostatistics
- Spatial statistics
- environmental statistics
- geographic information systems
- geostatistics
Most recent publications
- Curriero, FC, Heiner, KS, Samet, JS, Zeger, S, Strug, L, and Patz, JA (2002). Temperature and Mortality in Eleven Cities of the eastern United States. American Journal of Epidemiology, 155, 80-87.
- Curriero, FC, Hohn, ME, Liebhold, AM, Lele, S (2002). A Statistical Evaluation of Non-Ergodic Variogram Estimators. Environmental and Ecological Statistics, 9, 89-110.
- Brookmeyer, R and Curriero, FC (2002). Survival Curve Estimation with Partial Nonrandom Exposure Information. Statistics in Medicine. (in press)
- Grabowski, JG, Curriero, FC, Baker, SP, and Li, G (2002). Exploratory Spatial Analysis of Pilot Fatality Rates in General Aviation Crashes using Geographic Information Systems. American Journal of Epidemiology, 155, 398-405.
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MCL to host events over summer
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John Carroll graduates
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Mohawk student earns award
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Heidelberg dean's list
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Panel hears financial forecast
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Speaker urges respect for board
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Mohawk board to meet Monday
April 9, 2016 The Mohawk Board of Education is to meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Mohawk Community Center. more »»
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April 7, 2016 SYCAMORE — Mohawk Community Library is to host the last Adult Craft Night until fall at 6:30 p.m. April 12. The group is to make spring terrariums out of terra cotta pots and gold leafing. more »»
Shouting match at Mohawk meeting
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Mohawk to host kindergarten screening
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Tiffin University dean's list
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Upper Sandusky student earns scholarship
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Navratri is the most awaited & oldest Hindu festival in India. Navratri is a Hindu festival of worship of Shakti. Navratri basically means "Nine Nights" ("Nav" meaning nine & "Ratri" meaning nights). Navratri is celebrated twice in a year. First in the month of March-April period is called Vasantha Navratri or Chaitra Navratri & Second in the month of September-October called the Sharadha Navratri. Navratri 2012 dates during Chaitra Month in April 2012 are from March 23rd to April 1st.
On Navratris, the nine forms of Durga are worshipped as Navdurga. The names of Nine Durgas are:
Maa Shailputri, Maa Brahmacharini, Maa Chandraghanta, Maa Kushmanda, Maa Skandamata, Maa Katyayani, Maa Kalratri, Maa MahaGauri and Maa Siddhidatri.
Here are some latest Navratri SMS, Wishes, Wallpapers, Bhajans, Aarti & much more.
What is NAVRATRA?
N- nav chetna
A- akhand jyoti
V- vighn nashak
R- raat jageshwari
A- anand dayi
T- trikal darshi
R- raksh karti
A- ambe maa
Lakshmi ka hath ho
Saraswati ka sath ho
Ganesh ka niwas ho
Aur maa durga ke aashirwad se
Aapke jeevan mai prakash hi prakash ho!
'Happy Navratri'
Maa ki jyoti se prem milta hai
Sabke dilo ko marm milta hai
Jo bhi jata hai maa ke dwar
Kuch na kuch jarur milta hai.
Shubh Navratri!!!!
Maa durga humein sarvshreshtha banne ka
Saahas-ichha-dhairya pradan kare.
Unki aseem kripa hum par bani rahe!
Apko aur apke parivar ko
Navratri ki shubhkamnaye…..
Memories of moments celebrated together…….
Moments that have been attached in my heart, forever…….
Make me Miss You even more this Navratri.
Hope this Navratri brings in Good Fortune & Abounding Happiness for you!
May maa durga empower you and your family
With her nine swaroopa of name, fame,
Health, wealth, happiness, humanity,
Education, bhakti & shakti.
Happy Navratri!!!!
Chand ki chandani,
Basant ki bahar.
Phoolo ki khushbu,
Apno ka pyaar.
Mubarak ho aapko NAVRATRI ka Tyohaar.
Sada khush rahe aap aur apka Parivaar….
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Upper Root Tip Forceps. Beaks are cupped and serrated to aid in easy root removal.
When a Bone Preservation Elevators (63, 60B, 60U, 60R, or 60L) that has a tip that is sharp and mimics the beak on the forceps is used firsth to create a space between the bone and the root it makes the forceps easier to slide below the gum line and grab a hold of and efficiently remove root and root fragments.
Grip it holes in the handle provide reduced weight, improved tactile sensation, and fewer hygiene critical zones.
Ergonomically designed to provide access to all areas of the patients mouth.
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Start DateNovember 18, 2012
What it will do:
CCU will go through your computer and rid it of files that are of no need at all, it will empty the recycling bin and defrag the hard drive.
Remove temporary internet files
Empty recycling bin
Remove windows temp files like errors etc.
Remove unused restore points (leave earliest one and most recent one)
Defrag the disks
Detect and repair disk errors
Clear internet cache
Delete cookies
The program needs a trial and pro version. Trial will run for 7 days and than require a serial number. Pro will have 1 year subscription after entering a serial number provided. I need a way for serial numbers to be provided on command and setup to the software.
Graphics can be provided, you must just let me know what ones are needed and give me time to prepare them
To apply add me on skype
In the message while requesting to add me put your price for this software (estimated) if i like the price i will confirm, if i think you are over charging which a lot of people like to do i will kindly decline.
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This first cruise of the season was delayed by 2 weeks while the boat was in dry dock, it would have been nice of NCL to tell its' customers that all the work would not be completed for some time. At one point there were 2 elevators midships that were not working and when the construction cut a water line forward this put another elevator forward out of commission and flooded the forward stairway for several decks. This also put several restrooms in public areas out of service. Not all of the shops on board were open and some were still under construction. As we were leaving the ship a crane was loading several containers onto the ship, good luck to those on board.
The crew was terrific but the food in the Freestyle restaurants did not have a good variety and the Garden Cafe selections were lukewarm if not cold. Worst of all no milk or creamer for coffee on the final day of the cruise.
The only plus is that you can park your car 2 blocks away, pay less than $120 for the week and walk off with your luggage to get your car on the final day.


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Who even sends out save-the-date postcards anymore? Not this couple.
Bambo Obaro and Janice Jentz, who reportedly met at the University of San Francisco Law and now work as attorneys in the city, have created arguably the most over-the-top save-the-date video of all time.
OF ALL TIME, Kanye.
Speaking of rappers, the video definitely has a Jay Z music video/Bollywood feel to it. And there are some incredible overhead shots of San Francisco included, as well.
Check it out for yourself, created by Major Diamond Productions. Mobile users, click here.


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Neutral colors are very popular in the home since they are subdued and not too overbearing. These shades especially look great if you choose to decorate certain rooms in your house with more elaborate decor. However, just because you don't want your backdrop to clash with other items in you design scheme, that doesn't mean your paint palette has to be drab. Recently, interior designer Jennifer Ott detailed some alternative colors to incorporate in your home if you want to retain the subtlety of neutral hues, while also bringing some color to the mix. Check out her suggestions below:
Gray: Gray has been a popular color for 2013 and doesn't show signs of slowing down within the new year. The great thing about this hue is that is can be changed to coincide with a variety of design schemes. For instance, if you favor color, you can use a gray with blue or green tones. If your decor is warmer, add brown to the mix.
Purple: Whether the look you are going for is grand or subdued, purple is a great choice. The key to exuding maturity while using purple is to stay away from a pastel color, and opt for a shade with gray or brown undertones, such as warm mauve.
Seafoam green: "Add some green to soft blue and you get a wonderful watery hue that has a spa-like feel," Ott tells the website. Even if your home is not located near the coast, bring this beach-like feel to your bedroom or living room.
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Throwing my name as a candidate for board of openSUSE
I like to throw my name in as a candidate for board of openSUSE. For
the past two years I have been helping out as Ambassador, but I have
been a SUSE user since 5.3. I love my work with openSUSE, and I want
to do more. I think my experince as System Administrator, End User,
Mentor, and Ambassador, plus years of experience would be a big plus
to board and to the community.
I started out with Linux in 96′ as an end, tried of Mac OS, and
fearing that it would died. This was before the return of Steve Jobs.
Start with Slackware 96 then move to Red Hat and Turbo Linux, then
moving to S.u.S.E and never leaving it.
I have worked in the IT field as System Administrator since 98. My
first job, I was able to get S.u.S.E 6.2 in to replace Red Hat 6.0.
Personally I have used it since 5.3 as server. It was until openSUSE
10.2 that I started using as a Desktop replacement at work for daily
to daily, replacing Windows XP and Macintosh OS X OS'es. I can be
honest, I still use Mac OS for some desktop publishing, but I use my
openSUSE desktop for the other 90%.
When the call came for people to become Ambassador back in 2008, I
jumped at the chance to give back to openSUSE in return for everything
it has giving to me. I have been to three linux fest. Give a couple of
number of talks to local user group. I have even wrote for a Polish
Linux this summer called Linux Identity. I have even done a video for
the OSC, which was the best but did put some faces to aliases. I am
working on other projects that once are done I will show the
The other thing I am doing currently for openSUSE is I help with the
Facebook page. Trying to post links and events. And I have even set up
a twitter account for the openSUSE Ambassador that I hope in the
furture and help get out their great work to community and others.
I am currently rebuilding the Georgia openSUSE User Group. I am active
in ALE. And love to go to Linux Fest and help spread the word about
openSUSE and open source software to the masses.
My daily-to-daily life, I am System Administrator for a start company
called Vocalocity that does a lot with SIP/Telecommunications in their
NOC team. Before that I worked at Travel Channel Media. I am married.
I am very much international. I know that a lot of people don' t think
that of American. But I have lived in Japan for three and half years
and taught English Communications. My wife is Turkish. I do travel
from here to there no as much as I would like. I have a six year son
that know I love Linux and every time he see a penguin points out
that, "There that software you work with Daddy". I also have a black
cat that loves to sit in my lap while I am computer working. I am a
bit old I think than most, I am 43 but with that I bring a lot of
experience to the table, one not being a developer, but as a end user,
a system administrator. Which covers both every day-to-day users and
Chuck "PUP" Payne
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York police investigate double home invasion
York police are investigating a double home invasion and robbery that happened early Wednesday.
Between 4:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. Wednesday, armed men entered two homes in the 200 block of North Broad Street, police said.
Click here to watch Ed Weinstock's live report.
Investigators said one of the men threatened a resident in the second home with a machete and duct taped a 16-year-old boy.
Police said they chased the men when they arrived at the scene, but lost them.
One of the intruders may be injured because a resident struck him with a baseball bat, police said.
A pool behind one of the homes was drained as part of a search for evidence.
Anyone with information is asked to call York police at 717-846-1234.
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On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 16:17:01 -0400, JimR wrote:
> I notice that gnucash has not been updated perhaps since my initial
> installation. Control Center Software Management lists the current
> version as 2.0.5, and does not indicate any more recent versions available.
> However, on the http://gnucash.org web site, they list 7 releases later
> than 2.0.5 over a period of 5 months. Why does Software Management not
> have anything more recent?
I noticed that awhile back. After looking through What's New in GnuCash 2.2.0?
I was happy they did not spring in on us.
I am hoping to test it in the 2008.0 release.


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The process to destroy the chemical weapons stockpile in Syria is officially underway, according to the United Nations. Both weapons and the machinery used to create them are being dismantled. The U.N. has tasked international inspectors with dismantling and ultimately destroying Syria's chemical weapon program by mid-2014. The push to destroy Syria's chemical weapons program came after an August attack near Damascus that killed more than 1,000 civilians.
The Obama administration threatened to launch punitive missile strikes against Syria, prompting frantic diplomatic efforts to forestall an attack. Those efforts concluded with September's unanimous U.N. Security Council resolution endorsing the elimination of Syria's chemical weapons.
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Democrat state senator will fast-track his proposal this week
Jeff Danielson, Iowa state Senator and a Democratic Party politician who has been consistently pressing for online poker legislation in Iowa, is about to make a move as soon as this week to introduce intrastate legislation and licensing.
Danielson will try to push his proposal through a Senate sub-committee, adding the results of a recent Iowa Gaming and Racing Commission study which found that an intrastate online poker operator like the state lottery could expect to generate $13 million to $60 million a year, delivering state tax revenues of around $3 million to $13 million annually.
Those benefits, as well as potential jobs if the state becomes a hub for online poker, must be persuasive arguments for legalisation as Daniels sees the matter. He hopes to see the state taking the lead in authorising the Commission to establish a framework for hub operators and state-licensed casinos to provide online poker to Iowans via an intrastate network, or join multi-state partnerships to attract more players and bigger wagering pots.
Only recently Danielson commented: "Over the last year or so, we've had a tremendous change in the dynamics around online poker, and I believe it's the responsibility for us to have a thoughtful, responsible gaming policy when it comes to online poker. The challenge for us is right now we have a do-nothing policy by default. I don't believe do nothing is the appropriate answer. To do nothing means it is the wild, wild West and no ability to account for the costs if you're not thoughtfully engaged in what policy you have."
State politicians have done an extensive discussion and research into the subject which included an inconclusive hearing by the House State Government Committee, and Danielson's new initiative comes against it. Not to mention that his ideas have an opposition in some conservative quarters, so the debate is expected to be lively.
The Iowa Gaming Association, an umbrella group representing 18 state-regulated casinos, appears to hew to the American Gaming Association line that federal legalisation is preferable to state-by-state initiatives, but in general the idea of channeling online poker through land operators seems to have support.
The plan is to develop a concept introduced in the Senate last year to create intrastate online poker network and to provide a regulatory structure for its implementation, operation, and taxation. Online poker hub operators would be under the control of the state Racing and Gaming Commission, contracted with state-licensed casinos to operate affiliated online sites within a "closed loop" in Iowa for registered players aged 21 and older.
"You will not be able to play online poker in Iowa should this become law unless you sign up with your local casino. We want to make sure the trusted professionals in our own communities who have all sorts of accountability and have to be responsive to their local voters - we want to make sure that they're the gateway to online poker."
Danielson also said the focus is only on Iowa's safe and secure regulation of online poker, differentiating it as a game of skill apart from other forms of gambling: "This isn't a free-for-all. People need to know that. I'm focused only on poker. We will close every loophole, including the lottery's ability to do online poker if we have to. We will close every loophole so that the policy is crystal clear and air tight."
Finally, he promised he would be willing to keep away the revenue the state gains from online poker for a time so people believe it is not about making money for the government.
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* Baldwin High School Grade 12
* SPORTS: Football, track and field
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* FAMILY: Dora-Lee and Keith Flores Sr. of Wailuku
* ACTIVITIES: Enjoys doing yard work and spending time with family.
* FUTURE PLANS: Study construction in college.
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* SPORTS LESSONS: "As an athlete I enjoy staying fit, working hard, meeting new people, leading by example and making memories. I have learned to stay humble, be disciplined and keep up with my work. You get what you work for. Everything is better earned."


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The loss dropped the Mustangs (34-19) into a close-out game on Wednesday when they will face either Azusa Pacific or Biola in an effort to stay alive in the double-elimination tourney. Meanwhile, the No. 3 Sea Lions move on to a winner's-bracket contest Wednesday against Fresno Pacific.
For those salivating over a potential pitchers' duel featuring the conference's top two starters, Bovich and Mustang righthander and two-time All-GSAC performer, Tim Woodward, they got what they wanted, sort of.
Woodward (9-5) was his usual bulldog self, hurling another complete game, but three gopher balls doomed him. On the other hand, Bovich (11-0) was spectacular, if not dominant.
The downfall of Woodward and the Mustangs started in the first when Kaohi Downing led off with a single, was sacrificed to second, and scored ahead of Kurt Steinhauer's two-run homer to right-center field.
Although the senior righthander blanked the Sea Lions over the next four innings, he was uncharacteristically generous, allowing six hits over the first five frames.
The Mustangs had some chances early, but a first-inning double play snuffed out a budding rally while a second-inning error amounted to nothing. After that, Bovich was downright stingy, retiring the next 15 batters he faced before Otto drew a walk in the seventh inning. One out later, Caleb Mintz' single through the left side put runners at first and second but a fielder's choice ended the Mustangs' last threat of the afternoon.
The Sea Lions went up 3-0 in the sixth when Steve Winnick walloped a solo homer off Woodward and then Steinhauer closed out the game's scoring an inning later, launching his second roundtripper of the day over the fence in right field.
Although he dropped his second decision in a row, Woodward went the distance for a club-best ninth time and set a career high with 116.2 innings pitched.
Wednesday could be a very busy day for the Mustangs, starting off with the 9:00am game against Azusa Pacific or Biola. If they win, they would have to play again at 3:00 p.m.


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Hello, this is my little introduction
Hi to all you guys!
My name is Antareus and I came from Croatia. I am computer technician and computer is my lover (please don't tell that to my wife, hihi). Internet & network security are the fields of most interest by me. Actually, I'm learning a way of ethical hacking so I hope you will help me to better start.
With respect, antareus
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