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Anyway, the first two pics show the progress from yesterday. The last pic is of washers I punched out of the side of a milk bottle. They will go between the horizontal and vertical stabs. I have used this material in the past and it is very slipery stuff in low thrust/low rpm applications. Will probably only need 4, but made a bunch in case of loss.
Nothing done since the last post. I need 4/40 "T" nuts to put in the firewall for the motor mount. They're on order from Mcmaster Carr and may be in today's mail. Then I can epoxy the firewall to the fuse and start planking. I did get some planks cut out with the modified balsa stripper. Pics as soon as I get started on the planking.
I planked the bottom portion of the pod yesterday. Unfortunately I neglected to take pics while I was doing it. If you want to see how I did it you can check out the following site.
Long time no post.
I have the left wing panel framed and sanded and noticed I've messed up again. The top sheeting ahead of the front spar is to be left off until the center section fairing is fitted in place. I'll have to carefully remove this sheeting, but will wait until I have the right wing framed.
While waiting for the epoxy and glue to cure on the wing center section I decided to replace the solid rudder with a built up one. I wasn't looking forward to sanding away half the rudder's thickness in order to taper it as shown on the plan. I decided on a laminated TE with a 1/4' square LE. The TE is made up of two 1/16" x 3/32" strips. the ribs are 3/32 thick and tapered from 1/4" AT THE le to 3/32" at the TE.
Here's today's output. The rudder is considerably lighter than the original would have been and is nicely tapered due to the way it was built. Now I need to design and cut out a control horn from fiberglas sheet.
The rudder, vertical and horizontal stab have been coated with thinned nitrate dope. I love the smell of nitrate dope in the morning, it smells like progress.
Covering will be Polyspan sealed with dope and I plan to use the red and white color scheme and pattern shown on the 1945 plans.
Oh, I discovered I can't use the hinges I planned to use because of the boom interfering with the placement of the hinges, I'll be using Blenderm surgical tape instead. This stuff is easy to apply, seems to remain flexible forever and stays put. Also I added cypress blocks in the rudder and full-flying horizontal stab as a place to attach standard nylon control horns.
In researching how polyspan is to be applied, I'm told there is a difference in the texture of the two sides of the stuff. The "shiny" side is to be the upper surface of the part. I cannot detect a difference in the two sides of the rolled Polyspan I recieved. Does anyone know if the "shiny" side is on the outside of the roll, or toward the inside? Also does this stuff have a "Grain?" If so, does the grain run along the length of the Pollyspan or the width?
Well, now I can supply answers to the questions in my last post, thanks to the guys at BMRJ Models. The surface of the polyspan that is to be the outer surface of the part to be covered is on the outside of the roll. The Polyspan from BMRJ Models does have a "Grain", and it runs along the length of the rolled Polyspan.
I love the way this stuff goes on. I followed the instructions found on BMRJ's webb site. I had to use all the techniques shown in the instructions but there were no difficulties. I think this stuff is now my favorite covering, especially for Old Timers.
The flying stab is covered as well as the rudder. I had a self induced problem with the stab that I managed to fix, but failed to take any pics of the process.
When I had the right and left halves of the stab framed up I should have pinned them down to the board while installing the rods and tubes for the pivots. I must have been in too much of a hurry and epoxied each side separately, trusting that the holes in each of the four drilled ribs were in good alignment. But no, they were off a noticeable amount. I was afraid this might cause a bit of a roll problem in the trim of the plane.
How can I fix this, build a new stab, or try to fix the one I have? Long story short, I decided to see if I could fix what I have.
Since the stab was ready for covering, I had to remove the top and bottom sheeting and the center section ribs. One of the brass tubes is epoxied to the spar and it was impossible to remove it without wrecking the spar. I had saved the balsa sheet the spar came from and used a part of it so scarff in a new section. I made paper patterns from the ribs on the left stab and made two replacements for the left stab. I added the sheeting on the bottom of the stab and pinned both sides to the board aligned against a straight edge and epoxied new tubes to the ribs and spar. Replaced the sheeting on the top surface, sanded and all was good again.
Now I have a tricky problem to solve. According to the plan, the wing seat is carved or milled out of a slab of balsa and is to incorporate the dihedral, all well and good, except the under chamber is ignored. I didn't care for the idea of the wing resting only on the leading and trailing edges. I want the wing to bear all across the bottom of the centersection in the wing seat area.
I determined that the underchamber is 1/8" "deep" and cut two pieces of 1/8" balsa to match the outside contour of the seat. This will be carefully sanded down to a straight line between the leading and trailing edges using the light weight sanding block shown under the wing.
Now I have a tricky problem to solve. According to the plan the wing seat is carved or milled out of a slab of balsa and is to incorporate the dihedral, all well and good, except the under chamber is ignored. I didn't care for the idea of the wing resting only on the leading and trailing edges. I want the wing to bear all across the bottom.
I determined that the underchamber is 1/8" "deep" and cut two pieces of 1/8" balsa to match the outside contour of the seat. This will be carefully sanded down to the under surface of the centersection using the light weight sanding block shown under the wing.
Sanded the wing seat using the sanding block shown in the last post. I sprayed 3M Spray Adhesive on the pad and 100 grit paper. I placed wide painter's tape around the seat to protect the sheeting and had the seat sanded flat with the dihedral angle in just a few minutes. It's a pretty good fit to the wing and will be improved with silicone sealer later.
I've been thinking (I know, not necessarily a good thing) and have come to the conclusion that I cannot complete the wing fairing and blend the nose to the "Pod" to my satisfaction. What I'm gonna do is switch to a modified Thermic 70 fuse with the "Stick" type construction. I'll use the T72 wing and full flying Horizontal Stab that I have. This should be a piece of cake. I'll start a new build log as soon as I have a set of plans for the T70.
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If you're a regular reader here, you know that Kara entered this world with a colicky-bang.
From day one, she's been not only an incredibly beautiful little blessing, but also our little wild child, particularly when compared to the mellow personality of her older brother.
Colic is no joke, and if you're a parent who has endured it with one or more of your children you know exactly what I mean. There were moments during the peak of Kara's colic when my husband and I seriously questioned exactly how much hearing damage we had suffered!
Up until the past two weeks I was seriously beginning to wonder if she was ever going to chill enough to sleep through the night.
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My son still does not sleep through the night at 15mos. I cant do the CIO thing and love to cuddle but my sleep is soooooo gone LOL i would not trade him for the world though.
both of mine, a boy and a girl, were both on the mild side ;.)
My oldest son was pretty wild…he did not have colic, but he cried a lot!! I rocked him a lot at night when he was a baby… he's now 11 LOL but it was one of the harder times in my marriage. It put us both to the test, and was very hard to deal with a baby that constantly cried. My youngest child was a super good baby. We didn't have any crying issues with him at all.
I dealt with my WILD child daughter as a baby by several different ways . A warm bath with lavender really helped , but taking a ride in the car around the neighborhood helped too . The constant motion soothed her i guess .
I have a 2 and a half week old, and I can already tell she will have a feisty personality, unlike her 4 and a half year old sister. My newborn is impatient and doesn't like to wait, whereas my older daughter was much more mellow!
my daughter is more on the wild side and my son is more mellow.
I have am 18 year old that was tame. I have a five year old with ADHD, but we deal with it without medication. I also have a 1 year old the doesn't sit still, but sleeps thru the night. Now I am pregnant with my last child due around Christmas, and I am a bit nervous about having two kids close in age. By the way they are all boys. I just try to keep them entertained at all times, so we don't have bad days.
I have five children but my wild one is now five years. To tame him, he just needs about 100 pieces of anything and he gets busy. You name it, 100 cards, 100 pieces of confetti, 100 scraps of paper…for some reason his mind works this way. He's very creative. (btw 100 is arbitrary…he just likes a lot of anything…)
My daughter was/is a wild child! Also entering the world with the colicky bang. As a baby, bathtime was a method we used to aid in soothing. Riding in the carseat on the washer was also something we did often as the motion would lull her to sleep. But cuddling has always played the most crucial role in the calming down. Even now, at preschool age, she can snuggle up in my lap and you can feel her tensions melt away. Its not always easy but to get her to slow down and sit with me but its rewarding to know that my hugs still have a calming effect.
I just tried to deal with it until they went through it and then we were good to go .be patience with them and they will quiet down.
Fortunately both my sons were pretty mellow. However, my oldest son had a rough start with a bad heart, he was very ill the first six months of his life and there were many sleepless nights and days until his first surgery. He is doing very well now thanks to a heart transplant when he was 12 yrs.old. But even with his illness he was a mellow child and so was his brother. Thank goodness they were coz I worked nights and would sleep around them and the times they would nap, lots of cat naps for momma!!!
My son has been pretty mellow. He had a rough start and would keep us up all night, but at 3 months, he seems to be calming down. :)
Most of my kids were pretty mild. At my ultrasound yesterday of baby #7, this one was bouncing around like a mexican bean and I have to wonder what is in store for us!?! lol
My middle son is my wild child for sure….hes a sneaky little dare devil! My oldest and youngest are pretty mellow but the youngest still has time to develop into a wild child since he is only 7 months old…lol
My step son was a mixture of both sometimes very mellow others very wild! I am pregnant with a little girl so I guess we'll find out soon which she is.
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When, where: 8 p.m. today (Eastern time) at Bison Sports Arena
Records: WMU 11-15; North Dakota State 16-10
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The coaches: WMU's Steve Hawkins (South Alabama, 1987), 293-238, 18th season; 156-127 at WMU, ninth season. North Dakota State's Saul Phillips (Wisconsin-Platteville, 1996), 83-63, fifth season.
For WMU: Seniors Mike Douglas (6-foot, 10.8 points per game) and Demetrius Ward (6-3, 11.8) at guard; junior Nate Hutcheson (6-7, 9.6) and senior Flenard Whitfield (6-7, 11.2) at forward; sophomore Matt Stainbrook (6-9, 11.8) at center.
For North Dakota State: Senior Drew Lundberg (6-1, 3.0), freshman Lawrence Alexander (6-3, 12.8) and sophomore Taylor Braun (6-7, 15.8) at guard; sophomores TrayVonn Wright (6-7, 8.0) and Marshall Bjorklund (6-8, 11.2) at forward.
This is only the second time WMU has ever faced North Dakota State. The last time was way back in 1956, when the Broncos won 79-57 in Kalamazoo.
The Bison currently sit in a third-place tie in the Summit League (9-7) behind Oral Roberts and South Dakota State.
WMU and NDSU have two common opponents: Oakland and South Dakota State. WMU lost at SDSU in the season opener, 82-76, while the Bison lost twice to the Jackrabbits (including 80-57 on Wednesday in Brookings, S.D.). The Broncos beat Oakland, 91-76 on Dec. 23 — one of WMU's two road wins — and North Dakota State swept the Golden Grizzles (96-69 at home, 78-75 at Oakland).
Braun, a 6-7 swingman, is go-to guy for the Bison. He leads his team in scoring (15.8) and rebounding (6.7), shooting 52.9 percent from the floor and 47 percent from 3-point range (31-for-66).
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"I would call him doubtful," Hawkins said Wednesday about Whittington, who had made six starts in a row. "He sprained his MCL Monday in practice. He's still in quite a bit of pain. We will be careful whether he can or can't go. We will err on the side of caution."
The Broncos seem to be hitting their stride now. On the surface, Wednesday's win over Northern Illinois was not overly impressive, considering the Huskies are now 3-21 and feature the fourth-youngest team in the nation. However, the fact that it came on the road, on the heels of three straight heartbreaking defeats, and by such a wide margin, makes it more encouraging.
You can't expect WMU to shoot the lights out tonight like they did at NIU (13-of-22 from 3-point range, 27-for-51 overall). You can expect the Broncos to continue their stretch of good basketball, though, even if it's against an unfamiliar opponent and challenging travel schedule.
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Seneca Diabetes Foundation?is being unfairly impugned
It is unfortunate that, in the waning hours of a political campaign, one desperate faction has succumbed to its baser instincts and hurled groundless allegations to impugn the integrity of the Seneca Diabetes Foundation.
Chartered by New York State, this 501(c)(3) organization has no other purpose except to help members of the Seneca Nation to cope with and overcome an epidemic that ravages its population. The foundation is an independent entity and is not in any way affiliated with or subject to direction or supervision by the Seneca Nation, which has no right whatsoever to inquire into its activities. Nevertheless, since its formation the foundation has worked cooperatively with Tribal Councilors, regularly furnishing updates on its activities in service to the Seneca people. Timely and complete responses have been given whenever the Tribal Council has asked. No honest inquiry has gone unanswered.
Under the guise of a �press conference,� candidates Richard Nephew and Robert Porter have used the local media to spread their allegations that the foundation board has engaged in conduct that is improper, even criminal. This was a desperate move by desperate candidates. However, it is truly regrettable that, in smearing the foundation, they may accomplish little more than to deprive the Seneca people of support they so gravely need.
The Seneca Diabetes Foundation is certainly appreciative of the support it has received from the Seneca Nation, its gaming corporation and the community at large. It would serve the best interests of all if Porter and Nephew set aside their efforts to disparage the foundation and focus instead on the health and welfare of the Seneca people.
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we aren't dogs without social structures, feminism and the media routinely vilify what you're describing as an "alpha male". brainwashing exists, and as human beings are domesticated and suckers for social status, the need for "being normal" outweighs whatever biological desire exists to go for the stronger, more dominant male.
you can see this is as rich and successful males are routinely sacked by women in the courts for paternity, divorce, false abuse allegations, etc;
fortunately i hate social structure and society as a whole, and deviations always exist. status lumberjacks piss me off.
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I agree.... women can also use them as motivation as well as men. But my mom is a GREAT example of a woman who contained emotions and pushed through. It has gotten her far in life, but I think also maybe limited her. But I know the stereotype is helpless woman, crying. Or the raging bitch. Or any number of stereotypes, but there are plenty that have the "suck it up" cupcake down and are hard as nails. Like anything there is a balance you need to maintain between expressing yourself and not.There's a difference between repression with no goal and repression with a goal. It is those who are able to use these negative emotions as motivation that do great things. They lock it down in a box; they harness those desires, and no one is more dangerous or stronger at that point.
Interestingly, I think the sexes differ in the emotions they will express. I contain anger,dorrow, disappointment and sadly, joy to a strong degree. But I am very open to expressing fear (for example, "I am afraid to drive on ice".). I think men don't let you know about fear, but are fine about expressing anger.
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Here's an example: in choosing mates, I believe women are more shallow than men are. (Disclaimer: if you're a woman in your late 30's or 40's, you're not choosing a 'mate'. Your period of fertility is almost over, so you're just choosing a friend that you may or may not suck money and resources from while having sex on occasion.) Women innately want genetic superiority for their children (typically using an existing hierarchy with alpha being at the top and preferable), while men innately want someone nice and sweet (research has proven men like smiles and happiness the most of all traits in women, while women like smiling and happy men far less than brooding, silent, even angry type) likely because they don't want a woman who will use her power to strip him of resources excessively and they just want to have a good time too.
So being more emotional, to me, is a less descriptive way of saying the women focus more priority on those initial needs: the food (how many women vs men are foodies?), the friendships and gossip of their circle, raising the babies. Meanwhile, men are more concerned with being creative enough, competent enough, and powerful enough to woo future mates. Men go out and do things to get females, while the females let the men come to them. Which do you think is going to be the recipe for success?
You could say men still desire the same amount of those lower level needs, but the difference is that they have to go higher in order to get them. They have to reach creativity, competence, and power in order to have sex. Women have to say....I'm ready. The act of sex happens because our genes want to reproduce themselves. Reproduction has a higher level of priority than even living or dying because all organisms die at some point. The number one goal of the organism is to reproduce so it did not die in vain. So, the fact that men are motivated to be creative, competent, and powerful in the name of reproduction is as great of a motivation as a person can have. The only time women experience the same level of motivation is if their kin is in danger. That motherly protectionary instinct kicks in because, again, there's no greater genetic priority than ensuring genes are sent into the future.
This 'protection' instinct is of the same order as the men's instincts, but men are called to meet those demands every day. They have to continually produce things technologically and artistically while gaining great wisdom of the world and maintaining physical dominance in order for women to see them as alpha characters and thus, a person they want to fuck. The women's experience of this instinct would never or rarely draw them to do anything technological, creative, experience-oriented, or even physical fitness-oriented. This is why men attain success more than women do.
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For a serious cliff notes to my previous post: women don't figure crap out because they don't have to.


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Jhumpa Lahiri's writing – two volumes of short fiction and a novel to date – has met with remarkable success. Her literary début, the short fiction anthology, Interpreter of Maladies (1999), won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2000. This was an unusual win since it was for a first book, Lahiri was the first Asian American ever to receive the award, and it is relatively rare for the prize to be awarded for short fiction. Following Interpreter, which won other awards and sold very well, Lahiri's novel, The Namesake (2003), and her second short story collection, Unaccustomed Earth (2008), have also combined critical acclaim with bestselling status: the latter was notable for instantly going t…
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GRAND BLANC, Michigan — Grand Blanc soccer player Zach Carroll's ultimate goal is becoming an Olympian.
However, the sophomore will not have to wait until then to don a Team USA uniform.In fact, Carroll did so last weekend when he was added to United States Under-Age-17 National Team for a pair of games against elite Chicago-area club squads.
Carroll did not play in Saturday's 4-0 loss Chicago Fire at Toyota Park, but played 70 of 90 minutes at left center defender in Sunday's 4-1 win over Chicago Magic at Northwestern University.
"The coaches told me they were going to put me in after halftime, but when one of the other players was injured, I went in halfway through the first half and I was so excited to test myself against the competition," Carroll said.
Carroll has tested himself against some of the nation's top club players as a member of the Vardar Club's travel teams, but Sunday's game was another level.
"It was phenomenal getting to play with those national-team guys and I really felt welcome, but it was definitely faster," he said. "It was really important to think ahead and I had to be ready to play at a faster pace. It was a little overwhelming when I first got in there, but I adapted pretty well and thought I played a pretty good game."
Carroll has scored plenty of textbook, timely goals in his career, but the 6-foot, 3-inch, 175-pounder is also a physical presence that can't be ignored. That was the two-year varsity starter's primary role as the U-17 team's tallest player.
"My physical play is what got me noticed by the coaching staff and that's what they really needed from me," said Carroll, one of only two Michigan players on the team. "The coaching staff was pleased with the way I played against that tough of competition. They commented on how I was able to adjust to the game and that I was solid back there."The coaches indeed liked what they saw. Carroll was invited play with the team again this weekend in San Antonio, Texas and attend a team mini-camp at next week at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
Based on his play with Vadar, Carroll, who is ranked the ninth-best Class of 2012 Great Lakes Region player by Topdrawersoccer.com, was invited to something called Market Training by a regional coach. The event took place earlier this month in Columbus, Ohio.
Players showcased their skills there in front of National Team coaches. Two days later, U-17 National Team assistant Gerson Eicheverry contacted Carroll and asked if he wanted to be part of the roster for the Chicago games.
"I was just so excited to be able to put on a Team USA jersey," said Carroll, who has been with Vardar for six years. "That was the big thing. It's step toward my biggest goals of playing professionally and in the Olympics."
Carroll became one of Grand Blanc's few freshman boys starters in 2008.
"Zach has great size, speed and strength for a young man just turning 16," Bobcats coach Greg Kehler said. "It's seldom we select a freshman to play on the varsity, but Zach has always had the physical presence and maturity level of older players. Zach can play any position very well."
Further impressing U-17 coaches could land Carroll in the National Team residency program in which case he would spend next school year at IMG Academy honing his skills. Carroll is also beginning to consider where he might play college soccer. Some of his top choices at this point are Michigan, Michigan State, Maryland, Virginia and UCLA.
"I have been working very hard toward something like this and thought it would happen sooner or later," Carroll said. "The soccer season really never ends for me and hopefully I'll be part of the residency program."
Carroll also credited Dean Pappas, one of his early Vardar coaches, for his development.


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Biography of Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Internationalization,
Gayle R. Nunley
Gayle Nunley, Ph.D., is the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Internationalization and Associate Professor of Spanish. Gayle joined the faculty of the University of Vermont in 1988. She completed her Ph.D. in Romance Languages at Princeton University (B.A. Dartmouth, M.A. Middlebury, M.A. Princeton), specializing in 19th-20th century Spanish literature and film. Her research has focused on comparative avant-garde literature and film of the 1920s and 1930s and, more recently, on strategies of cross-cultural representation. Her book Scripted Geographies (Bucknell University Press 2007) falls into this latter category, as does her current book project, nearing completion, entitled Booking Passage: Spanish Women's Travel Writings (19th Century through 1936). She enjoys teaching a wide variety of courses in both Spanish language acquisition and on themes more closely related to her own areas of research, including a first-year seminar on how the Spanish Civil War has been represented in literature and film and courses for UVM's Global Studies program on globalized mobilities and cultural identity.
Gayle has held numerous leadership and service roles at the Department and University levels including Chairing the Department of Romance Languages from 2003 to 2011; Faculty Senate Professional Standards Committee (1997-2001, Co-Chair 2000-2001); Director of European Studies; service on the Global & Regional Studies Executive Council; and the International Advisory Council (Co-Chair, Curriculum Subcommittee).
She was appointed Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs and Internationalization in July 2011.
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Hanahan High School teachers selected four outstanding seniors to be recognized by the Hanahan Exchange Club.
The Hanahan Exchange Club invited Adrienne Cooper, Margaret Spell, Stephanie Futrell and Grace Murray and their families to attend a banquet in their honor last month where each student was given a plaque.
Adrienne Cooper served as president of her class during the ninth through 11th grades. She is serving as the student body president.
Margaret Spell spoke about her passion for athletics. She has run as a member of the cross country team since the seventh grade and has run track throughout high school. She also played soccer and powder-puff football. She has worked as a volunteer with football, basketball, wrestling and various tournaments.
Stephanie Futrell is a member of the International Club, National Honor Society and the Math Quest Team. She played varsity tennis and softball. Her community activities include church member, church council member, youth group leader, knit and prayer group.
Grace Murray's high school activities include being a member of the National Honor Society, the Science Club, and Future Business Leaders of America. She spent more than 100 hours volunteering at the Hanahan Veterinary Clinic this school year. Grace has been running for Hanahan in track and cross country for six years and is a captain of the track and cross country teams.


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HOBOKEN -- U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is "responsible for one of the most heinous of act" by allowing his regime to use chemical weapons against its citizens, killing hundreds.
"I think Assad is a consummate liar and at the end of the day he will say and do anything to try to avoid the strike," Menendez told reporters after a press conference in Hoboken yesterday morning. "I have no doubts that he or someone in his regime ... allowed chemical weapons to be used against innocent civilians, including 400 children. Anyone who does that doesn't have anything, in my mind, to say."
The United States has accused Syrian government forces of using chemical weapons in an attack Aug. 21 near Damascus, killing more 1,400 people.
Menendez dismissed Assad's claim that the chemical attack came from rebels, saying that it is known the rockets were fired from the area of suburbs of Damascus controlled by Assad, and that the rockets and chemicals used in the attack only exist "in the domain of the Assad forces."
Menendez said "one of the most heinous of actions" should "shock the conscience of humanity" and failure to act will encourage Assad and other regimes, including North Korea, who have chemical weapons to "go ahead and use them because the world will do nothing even though you are violating international law."
"This message is not only important in Syria to stop the slaughter of innocent civilians, which is in violation of international law and a war crime, but also global message that reverberates throughout the national security of the United States."
Menendez also said that he doesn't believe Assad's claims that he will retaliate in case of an attack, saying the leader would not risk the consequences of a strike by multiple nations.
"We have done a great deal of analysis about what are the possibilities of retaliation and I think we have come to the conclusion that inaction is greater than consequences of any action," Menendez said. "Assad wants to stay in power. The last think he wants to do is strike out against others."
Republican U.S. senatorial candidate Mark Lonegan is opposed to intervention in Syria, saying that it is "not incumbent" on the United States to put "our money, our forces and put ourselves at risk."
"The Middle East has a lot of countries and they are all big boys and big girls and can take care of themselves. We are not the police force of the world," Lonegan said. "I have enough information as I need to know that America does not belong in this war."


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Erie woman's recipe wins GoErie Holiday Cookie Contest
An Erie woman's recipe for mocha nut ball cookies was selected today as the winner in the GoErie.com Holiday Cookie Contest.
Andrea Valerio was one of three finalists whose recipes the judges tasted today at sponsor Frankie & May Fresh Grocer, 1101 Peninsula Drive. Frankie & May baked the finalists' recipes, which were judged by Erie Times-News food editors Marnie Mead and Jennie Geisler and food blogger Andrew Kochirka.
Valerio wins a $150 gift card from Frankie & May.
Chester Doverspike's recipe finished second and Wendy Ormond's was third. They each win $50 gift cards from Frankie & May.
All the recipes that were entered in the annual contest can be found at www.GoErie.com/holiday-cookie-contest.
In her entry, Valerio describes mocha nut ball cookies as being "like the traditional Italian butter ball cookie, but with a mocha flavor."
Doverspike's recipe was for chocolate pizza.
"Who needs pepperoni, sauce and cheese when you can have a pizza with a sugar cookie crust and four kinds of chocolate?" he asked in his entry.
Ormond entered a recipe for chocolate crinkles -- "Chocolate cookie dough made a day ahead, chilled, then rolled into balls in powdered sugar before baking."


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You can't ignore stress, but you can learn to manage it. Whether part of major life-altering events or even just day-to-day matters, stress can have a profound impact on your mental, emotional, and physical health.
Obsessing about being stressed creates tension, which in turn can amplify a Crohn's flare-up. This inevitably leads to greater stress, which can create an endless loop of high, red alert anxiety. Stress may not be a cause of Crohn's symptom flare-ups, but it plays a contributing role.
Since you can't ever control the amount or intensity of stress you encounter, your best bet is to learn how to master your reaction to stress.
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Breathe deep
Concentrate on breathing in and breathing out, and note how your deliberate pace gradually helps to slow down and calm you. Buddhist meditation practices involve concentrating on breathing slowly while being mindful of the breath entering and exiting through the nostrils in slow, peaceful motions. You can use this technique at any time.
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Hook up with a feedback machine and learn how to decelerate your heart beat and how to release muscle tension. Before long, you'll be able to accomplish these feats without the machine's aid.
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Take a hike, or at least a stroll around the block. A brisk walk will clear your mind as it tones your muscles. Your lungs will appreciate the fresh air, and your outlook will improve once the endorphins kick in.
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Practice yoga to develop flexibility in your body and your mind. It can help to boost your immune system, elevate your mood, and regulate your breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, and hormone levels.
Open Your Mouth and Say, 'Om'
Meditate to quiet the endless chatter of your mind and detach from your worries. Your quest for the sound of silence will decrease your stress levels and increase your overall functionality. Your body will thank you for every opportunity to recharge.
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Visit your mind's eye and visualize situations and settings that evoke tranquility. Vacationing in your head can lower your stress levels, and it's cheaper than most getaway options.
One common image to visualize is a reed in a brisk wind. If the reed were stiff and brittle to the wind it would break, but instead the reed survives because is flexible and adapts to changes. Aim to be the reed upon stressful situations.


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I had so much fun playing with the idea of making carbonated fruit last spring. If you have a source of carbon dioxide, such as dry ice, this is a very do-able project and loads of fun. My recipe for carbonated chocolate banana goes into the how-to details.
Researchers at my neighboring school, Oregon State University, have been introducing carbonated fruit to local school kids with great success. The kids love it! So I wonder what will be the next step for Fizzy Fruit?
Albany elementary students excited about Fizzy Fruit™
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Oregon State University food technologist Qingyue Ling couldn't have gotten a better response on Dec. 9 during the roll out of Fizzy Fruit™ at Sunrise Elementary School in Albany, Ore.
"One girl said 'Now, I will have something my mom will allow me to eat,'" he said after serving third-graders the carbonated fresh grapes. "It's been overwhelmingly positive."
OSU food technologist Qingyue Ling was pleased by the children's responses to Fizzy Fruit.
Fizzy Fruit gets its fizz from a patented process that adds carbonation to the juice naturally contained in fruit. It was developed with help from researchers at the Food Innovation Center, a research center run jointly by OSU and Oregon Department of Agriculture.
The process involves placing whole or fresh cut fruit in a pressurized chamber, where the fruit absorbs carbon dioxide, explained Ling, who worked on the project with its inventors. As the chamber is depressurized, the gas is released from the fruit as bubbles.
There are no chemicals or preservatives added to the fruit, according to its manufacturers. It contains only carbon dioxide and oxygen, with all the vitamins and fiber content of fresh fruit.
"We are always looking for ways to get kids to eat fruit and this is great," Sunrise principal Connie Larsen said.
"This is something new and exciting and the kids just love it," said Laurie Robinson, assistant manager for Food Services at South Albany High School, which provides lunch for Sunrise. "Preparing it is easy. You just clean the fruit, put it in a canister and seal it."
Children were limited to three helpings of grapes, but some tried to come back for a fourth helping. As for the children's responses?
Third-grader Alex Martinez, left, enjoys Fizzy Fruit on Dec. 9 at Sunrise Elementary School in Albany while classmate Uriel Zepeda tries another grape.
"It's good, and tasty," said Alex Martinez.
"No," replied Uriel Zepeda, who was sitting right next to Alex. "It's perfect and bubbly." Ling has been testing the Fizzy Fruit on his sons the last few years, but the children's reactions were important.
"I feel great as a food researcher to see so many smiling faces when these kids are enjoying this fun and healthy fruit snack," Ling said. "This is really the best reward for us who worked on this innovative food product in the last several years"
It took five years of research to develop Fizzy Fruit™ from an idea to a commercial company. Much of that research and development occurred at the Food Innovation Center in Portland, the nation's only urban agricultural experiment station.
The Food Innovation Center director, John Henry Wells, as well as Fizzy Fruit's inventor, Galen Kauffman, were on hand for the event.
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I'm a reporter for the Albany Democrat-Herald and was at the event when Albany kids tried out the Fizzy Fruit. I also tried some myself. It was interesting, but I think I like regular grapes just as well or better than the bubbly ones. The 8-year-olds got a kick out of it though. Albany schools plan to use Fizzy Fruit to replace dessert on their school lunch menus. Fizzy Fruit hopes to do this with other schools as well, and maybe one day will have the fruit available for commercial sale.
- thanks for chiming in!
I too like the regular grapes better. But then again, I like fruit now (didn't eat fruit as a kid).
It's interesting how much 'flavor' the buzz of carbonation adds to the simple enjoyment of fruit. It's almost a bitter or sour tangy flavor. Sampling carbonated beer vs beer on a nitrogen charging system really brings out this difference of taste and mouth feel contributed by these gases. Maybe Fizzy Fruit will release a nitro version of their fruit for adults!
This sounds absolutely wonderful. Very cool! Luckily, my friend works in a lab.. I'll ask her if we can play some day!
- Ooo… and see if you dare to whip up some Liquid Nitrogen ice cream while you're at it! One of these days I'll introduce the Kitchen Aid to some LN2.
A friend of mine taught me how to make carbonated fruit about five years ago – it's been a staple at my birthday party since. Watermelon and cherries are my personal favorites.
- Oooooo… excellent ideas! I'd like to make a carbonated canteloupe sorbet (putting it on my summer to-do list!). Do you also make yours by exposing the fruit to dry ice, or do you have a pressurized canister setup?
Sorry, forgot to look back here for a while – though I love your blog. I expose the fruit to dry ice – usually I buy dry ice and place it into the bottom of a styrofoam cooler, fill the bottom with water and then place fruit in plastic bowls or tupperware containers (without lids) into the cooler as well, then seal it.
Every once in a while, I open it up again and add more water, then wait. It's about a 24-48 hour process, depending.
The sorbet sounds wonderful – do you think you'll make the sorbet first and then place it in the cooler to absorb the gas, or try and make it after the fruit has been carbonized? The fruit doesn't last too long carbonated-wise (4 or 5 hours at most) after being exposed to the dry ice.
Ms. McAuliflower:
Thanks for the note about Fizzy Fruit and that you are interested about this project. As of last week Fizzy Fruit is being served in 23 schools in 8 different states. We have fizzed a wide range of produce (fruit and vegetables) at the Food Innovation Center. Fizzy Fruit hopes to have a retail fruit product out by the end of summer.
I would invite you and your readers to visit the Food Innovation Center in Portland (OR). Our work is about "advancing Northwest foods" by bring ideas to market.
I live in cleveland and would like to have fizzy fruit in my life. Do I have to set up a franchise here or can I find it in a store or can I order it? Sincerely, Joan E. Schiller
What?! Are you new?
You make your own carbonated fruit Joan.
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WASHINGTON -- A decision Tuesday by House Republican leaders not to bring up a Senate-passed transportation bill is a setback for Louisiana officials pushing to allocate 80 percent of fines from any 2010 BP oil spill to the five Gulf States.
The fines, which would be imposed under the Clean Water Act, are expected to be in the billions of dollars.
The Restore Act, which would channel a share of the fines to Louisiana and the four other Gulf States, was added to the $109 billion bipartisan Senate bill approved last week, and some officials were hoping the House would concur and send the measure to President Barack Obama for his signature.
Instead, House GOP leaders said they would move a measure to temporarily extend transportation funding at current levels. It would be the ninth such extension.
"This is an abject failure of Republican leadership and they don't deserve to lead Congress," said Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans. "House Republicans continue to show that they value ideology instead of job creation and coastal restoration."
House Transportation Committee Chairman John Mica, R-Fla., said the Senate bill, through approved 76-22, couldn't pass the House, even with most Democrats saying they would support it.
House Republican leaders have been unable to get enough votes for their own transportation bill. It had little Democratic support because of controversial provisions to expand areas open to off-shore and onshore oil and gas drilling and to reduce, in some cases zeroing out, funding for mass transportation projects.
The bill also was opposed by some GOP conservatives because it would spend more money on highways than produced by the current federal gasoline tax.
Mica said the plan is for the GOP to craft a brief extension of highway spending at current levels and then draft another bill that could pass the House. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday that he's inclined not to support a temporary extension.
Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., who led efforts to add the Restore Act to the Senate bill, expressed disappointment with the House GOP decision.
"There is no need for a short-term transportation bill extension," Landrieu said. "The Senate has already passed a strong, bipartisan transportation bill that is also a jobs bill, which is why it has the support of both business and labor."
Though the House also added a provision with many elements of the Restore Act to its now doomed transportation bill, there's no assurance the measure can survive future negotiations.
Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, said majority votes in the both the House and Senate for the Restore Act give reason for continued optimism.
"A short term extension of the highway bill does not derail our efforts or our resolve to pass the full RESTORE Act, and I continue to have regular discussions with House leadership who remain supportive of our efforts to pass RESTORE," Scalise said.
Louisiana has promised to use the vast majority of Clean Water Act fines generated by the Restore Act for coastal restoration projects.


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An Australian billionaire says he wants to build a new version of the Titanic that could set sail in 2016. Clive Palmer unveiled blueprints for the famously doomed ship's namesake Tuesday at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York.
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PostgreSQL Weekly News – December 18 2011
== PostgreSQL Weekly News – December 18 2011 ==
== PostgreSQL Product News ==
HTSQL 2.2, a high-level query language for relational databases, released.
psycopg2 2.4.3, a Python connector for PostgreSQL, released.
== PostgreSQL Jobs for December ==
== PostgreSQL Local ==
FOSDEM 2012 – PostgreSQL Devroom: Call for Speakers is open until
The fifth annual "Prague PostgreSQL Developers Day" conference,
The Call for Papers for is open for FLOSS UK, which will be held in
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== Reviews ==
== Applied Patches ==
Heikki Linnakangas pushed:
– Revert the behavior of inet/cidr functions to not unpack the
– Add support for passing cursor parameters in named notation in
– Fix reference to "verify-ca" and "verify-full" in a note in the
Tom Lane pushed:
– Move BKP_REMOVABLE bit from individual WAL records to WAL page
– Add missing 'static' qualifier.
– Add SP-GiST (space-partitioned GiST) index access method. SP-GiST
– Fix compiler warning seen on 64-bit machine.
– Fix some long-obsolete references to XLogOpenRelation. These were
– Remove bogus entries in gist point_ops operator class. These
– Defend against null scankeys in spgist searches. Should've thought
– Replace simple constant pg_am.amcanreturn with an AM support
Andrew Dunstan pushed:
– Add –exclude-table-data option to pg_dump. Andrew Dunstan,
– Fix docs build I inadvertantly broke.
– Disable excessive floating point optimization by recent versions of
– include_if_exists facility for config file. This works the same as
– Add –section option to pg_dump and pg_restore. Valid values are
– Clarify the post-data status on unvalidated check constraints. Per
– Same clarification for pg_restore.
Peter Eisentraut pushed:
– PL/Python: Refactor subtransaction handling. Lots of repetitive
– Split plpython.c into smaller pieces. This moves the code around
– PL/Python: One more file renaming fix to unbreak the build
Robert Haas pushed:
– Fix typo.
– Don't leave regress_test_role_super lying around. Fixes an
– Improve behavior of concurrent ALTER <relation> .. SET SCHEMA. If
– Improve behavior of concurrent rename statements. Previously,
– Various micro-optimizations for GetSnapshopData(). Heikki
Bruce Momjian pushed:
– Remove tabs in SGML file.
Michael Meskes pushed:
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– Added test for cursor handling on different connections to
– Mark variables as const in pgtypeslib if they only carry a format
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== Pending Patches ==
Simon Riggs sent in two revisions of a patch which introduces regular
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There are at least 30 sculptures in the "Gear Garden" in York County, Pa., and they all sport a colorful assortment of discarded metal parts.
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MERCER — More than 30,000 homes in Mercer and Burlington counties reported power outages today following an overnight ice storm that downed trees and wires throughout the region, according to utility companies.
PSE&G's power outage map reports 21,977 residences and businesses in Mercer County without power as of 2:02 p.m. The majority of the outages are concentrated in Lawrence (5,905), Ewing (5,871), Princeton (3,826), Hopewell (3,274) and Hamilton (477), according to PSE&G, which provides services to most of the county.
JCP&L's power outage map was also reporting sporadic outages in the hundreds for the homes the company serves around Lambertville, Hightstown and Robbinsville.
The Burlington County outages reported by PSE&G were primarily focused in the southern portion of the county.
Reports of downed trees and wires blocking local roads were widespread throughout Mercer County. Princeton alone sent out a report at 2:16 p.m. listing about 60 locations with trees, wires, or a combination of both, that had been knocked down by the ice buildup. For a full list of the problem spots in Princeton, visit this Nixle alert.
"At this time we have 26 streets where we have trees down and some form of limited to total closure," Princeton Police said in an online release this morning announcing that two warming stations have been opened. "In addition we have another 12 streets that have trees down with wires in the trees."
An abandoned building on Academy Street in Trenton used to showcase graffiti artists with the SAGE Coalition collapsed during the ice storm early this morning.
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly issued a flood advisory at 1:05 p.m. due to rain and melting snow in Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties, in effect until 5 p.m.
With temperatures expected to be at or slightly above freezing across these areas through tonight, ongoing rain, combined with melting snow, icy roads and snow and ice covered storm drains, may cause extensive runoff and minor flooding on highways and local streets, according to the weather service.
As of 1:15 p.m., the Delaware River at Trenton measured 13.22 feet, according to the weather service. Flood stage is 20 feet.
Mercer County spokeswoman Julie Willmot said the state's Department of Transportation reports the county is running low on salt supplies to spread over its 475 lane-miles of roadway and properties. It expects another shipment today or tomorrow, she said.
"So far, we are not at risk of running out mid-storm," Willmot said. "We're good."
Bergen County is running on low salt supplies as well, but is expected to make it through the day's ice storm.
Schools are closed for nearly every district, except Robbinsville and East Windsor Regional district schools that are operating on delayed openings.
Classes are also canceled at Princeton University, The College of New Jersey and Rider University due to the weather.
Two flights at the Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing are delayed due to deicing issues, and Frontier Airlines canceled its flights to and from Fort Lauderdale today, airline spokeswoman Kate O'Malley said.
"In light of the winter weather in the area, we have issued a travel policy for those traveling from our east coast cities," she said in an e-mail.
Customers scheduled to travel today who purchased tickets on or before 7 a.m. may make one itinerary change, and certain fees have been waived. Origin and destination cities must remain the same, O'Malley said.
Changes must be made by 11:59 p.m. tonight, and travel must be completed by Feb. 12.
The West Windsor Police Department had been operating on a backup generator since 6 a.m., but power was restored around 2 p.m., Lieutenant Robert Garofalo said in an e-mail. The township's municipal offices are closed, and downed trees lay on nearly 40 roads. The township has opened its senior center at 271 Clarksville Road for warming and charging of portable devices.
A downed tree is partially blocking access on the Interstate 195 eastbound ramp to Exit 5 at Route 130 in Hamilton. A downed tree on Interstate 295 northbound at Exit 63 for Route 33 in Hamilton caused the ramp to close.
More than two dozen trees have fallen onto roadways or power lines in South Brunswick during the storm this morning, according to a news release from the township's police department. Several roads remain closed from downed trees, including Broadway, Friendship, Miller and Culver roads. Major highways are passable at reduced speed.
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A little red kangaroo, found nestling inside the letters of a 16th-century Portuguese manuscript, suggests that Australian history may need rewriting.
It points to the Portuguese –—and not the Dutch — as being the first Europeans to discover the continent. The document, acquired by Les Enluminures Gallery in New York, shows a sketch of a kangaroo (known as a "canguru" in Portuguese) embedded in its text and is dated between 1580 and 1620.
Some researchers now suspect that images of kangaroos were already being circulated in Europe by the time the Dutch ship Duyfken — long thought to have been the first


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Police probe reported robbery at east Erie tavern
Erie police are investigating a reported robbery tonight at the Knotty Pine Tavern, 1126 Buffalo Road.
Police said two men entered the tavern at about 10:50 p.m.
There are no reports of injuries, police said.
One of the robbers had a small silver handgun and the other robber showed a sawed-off shotgun, police said.
One shot was fired inside the tavern, police said.
The robbers were described as black men, each 5-feet 6 inches to 5-feet 7 inches tall. One of the robbers wore a white mask, police said.
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A Sys Admin's Guide to the Server OS of Your Dreams
If you were to design your dream enterprise server OS from scratch, what would it be like?
Without knowing exactly what it would be used for it's hard to get too specific, but in general terms you'd probably want an OS with the following attributes, in no particular order:
1. Free (as in beer): Why pay for it if you don't have to?
So how do the enterprise OSes that are currently available match up to this shopping list of ideals?
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PRICHARD, Alabama -- Two men shot each other after intervening in a fight involving three women in Prichard Saturday, police said.
Neither man was identified. Each was released after treatment at a local hospital, Police Chief Jimmie Gardner said. One was shot in the arm, and the other was shot in the leg, he said.
The trouble started Saturday evening at an apartment complex in Prichard, when three woman began to fight one another over aspects of their relationships with the two men, the chief said.
When the men intervened, each got angry with the other, and both drew handguns and fired, Gardner said. No arrests have been made, but Gardner said one of the guns was recovered.


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Prerequisite: EDF 2005 and EDF 2085 and EEC 4301 and EEX 4201 and EME 2040 and LAE 4416
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Students will focus on instruction and integration of mathematics and science content and methodology in the areas of emergent numeracy and mathematical and scientific principles. Students will scaffold student learning and engage in the systematic problem-solving process through disciplinary literacy by applying the principles of research-based reading instruction, integrating the six components of reading; and differentiate process, product and context. In addition to class meetings, a minimum of 15 hours of field experience in a diverse age 3 to grade 12 setting is required. Successful completion of this course is a grade of C or better. This course satisfies Florida Reading Endorsement (2011) Competency Four (Foundations and Applications of Differentiated Instruction) and is an ESOL (2010) infused course.


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Though Hot August Night is better known as the definitive Neil Diamond live album, Gold will have value for those who prefer the songsmith's pop-rock beginnings to the slick sophistication that made him a superstar. Recorded live at Hollywood club the Troubadour, Gold provides a chance to hear Diamond in a looser, more rock-oriented setting than he'd ever attempt on vinyl again. Leading a small, raucous band with breathless enthusiasm, Diamond pours sweat and energy into numbers like "Thank the Lord for the Night Time" and "Cherry Cherry," giving them a satisfyingly raw rock and roll spirit. As befits a gig of this type, ballads are kept to a minimum in favor of upbeat material, and Diamond's personable, unpretentious delivery on this recording saves songs like "Sweet Caroline" and "Lordy" from the bloated schmaltz that most listeners either love or loathe him for. By the climax of "Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show," Diamond has sung himself nearly hoarse, and the connection with his audience is evident. As his career exploded in the years to come, there would be no more intimate venues like the Troubadour, and his music would swell in size accordingly. Gold is likely to sound thin and unpolished to the legions of fans who made Diamond a top concert draw for his mega-hit ballads, but it's still a great snapshot of the singer/songwriter at the end of his hit-making rock and roll days as he begins his ascent into adult contemporary pop stardom.
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Ten years ago, I finished my masters degree at Haifa University and went to the ceremony with my husband and parents. The stadium was full of graduates and their families, and the event began with the Hatikva. Everyone got up to sing, and we remained sitting, a small group. There were very few other Arab graduates then, and people began looking at us, nudging and whispering. It was as if we were creatures from another planet. The experience marked me for life.
As an Arab women in Israel, like many others I lead a normal life day-to-day. We work, advance in our careers, spend time with family and friends; but as Palestinians, we are different from citizens in another country. I always have this corner of my mind that reminds me that I am not living in something that I built or made; it does not belong to me. Someone once asked me what would need to happen for me to feel that I fully belonged. I said that for that to happen, my 10-year-old daughter would need to be able to enter Tel Aviv and feel that it was also hers.
Israel's 60th anniversary does not mean anything to me. Over the last couple of years, groups in the Arab community have been working on manifestos that set out their own visions for our future in this country.
This has not been a reaction to anything that has happened on the Jewish side; it has been a conscious decision within our circles that we have to take responsibility for ourselves. This is a generation that was not alive in 1948. We can take this leap now that the dream of Oslo has evaporated, and the second intifada broke out with 13 dead from our community [killed by Israeli security forces during confrontatiins in October 2000].
One thing we know for sure: there is no magic solution. We will never find it, and even if Israel and the Palestinian Authority reach an agreement, it will not be simply love and peace here. I cannot say that I have a vision; there will be ups and downs in the relationship between the two sides. But a number of processes are definitely taking place.
The first is that Israeli society cannot postpone confronting our "problem" any longer. And it cannot only happen on their terms. The second is that we are also responsible for our fate. And the third is that we will almost certainly have to give up on the basic formula of two states for two nations. I do not know what will come in its place, but we have to be quite clear that we must not solve one injustice by creating another.
The fact that we are no longer bemoaning our conditions, but instead bravely confronting the future, is liberating for us —and I know that this has worried many Jews. But this is not liberty in a political or territorial sense. It is something much more personal.
My vision is simply that when my son and daughter grow up, the whole world will be open to them, with no glass ceilings.


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Philadelphia School District principals were promised a raise on Jan. 1, but the cash-strapped district now says it's not paying.
In September 2011, the local chapter of the Commonwealth Association of School Administrators agreed to defer for a year the 3 percent pay hike its members were owed. The principals agreed to the concession, union chief Robert McGrogan said at the time, because they understood how bad the district's finances were.
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UPDATED Hazewinkel Herbert win freestyle silver medals at Henri Deglane Challenge in FrancePhotos of Sam Hazewinkel (left) and Jake Herbert (right) from Nice France courtesy of Jamill Kelly.
NICE, France - Two U.S. men's freestyle wrestlers won silver medals at the Henri Deglane Challenge this weekend.
Placing second in their divisions were Sam Hazewinkel (Norman, Okla./Sunkist Kids) at 55 kg/121 lbs. and Jake Herbert (Evanston, Ill./New York AC) at 84 kg/185 lbs. Both completed their competition with 3-1 records.
Hazewinkel was defeated in the finals by 2010 European champion Makmud Magomedov of Azerbaijan.
He had a big win in the semifinals over 2003 World silver medalist Ghenadie Tulbea of Monaco. Tulbea competed for Moldova through 2008, before becoming an athlete for Monaco. Other wins for Hazewinkel were over Chakir Ansari of France and Krasmir Krastnov of England.
Herbert was defeated in the finals by 2010 World bronze medalist and 2009 European champion Soslan Ktsoev of Russia, 0-3, 0-1. Herbert was a 2009 World silver medalist and 2010 U.S. World Team member.
To reach the finals, Herbert defeated French wrestlers Misem Amini and Said Itaev, as well as American Brandon Johnson.
The U.S. had seven entries in the tournament, with four competing in freestyle and three competing in Greco-Roman.
At Nice, France, Nov. 26
Men's freestyle results
55 kg/121 lbs.
1. Makmud Magomedov (Azerbaijan)
2. Sam Hazewinkel (USA)
3. Ghenadie Tulbea (Monaco)
3. Arthur Eisenkrein (France
5. Anthony Louchez (France)
5. Krasmir Krastanov (Great Britain)
60 kg/132 lbs.
1. Togrul Asgarov (Azerbaijan)
2. Aboubakov Askhabou (Morocco)
3. Adama Diatta (France)
3. Junior Castillo (Spain)
5. Alexandre Borg (Romania)
5. Yakikhan Poukhigov (France)
66 kg/145.5 lbs.
1. Zalimkan Huseynov (Azerbaijan)
2.Eldar Nahmudinov (Russia)
3. Dider Pais (France)
3. Said Gaitaev (France)
5. Andrei Perpelita (France)
5. Manuel Ortiz (Spain)
74 kg/163 lbs.
1. Zalimkhan Parangaev (Russia)
2. Luca Lampis (France)
3. Akmed Aibuev (France)
3. Jabryil Hasanov (Azerbaijan)
5. Alexandru Burca (France)
5. Amir Berukov (Russia)
84 kg/185 lbs.
1. Soslan Ktsoev (Russia)
2. Jake Herbert (USA)
3. Chamsulvara Chamsulvaraev (Azerbaijan)
3. Said Itaev (France)
5. Aslan Yunaev (Russia)
5. Brandon Johnson (AVI, USA)
96 kg/211.5 lbs.
1. Arsianbek Aliev (Russia)
2. Murut Khounkaev (France)
3. Vratisllav Chotaj (Czech Republic)
3. Mouslim Saypoulaev (France)
5. Andrea Massidda (France)
5. Loic Jullien (France)
U.S. men's freestyle results
55 kg/121 lbs. - Sam Hazewinkel, Norman, Okla. (Sunkist Kids), 2nd
WIN Chakir Ansari (France) 5-1, 6-1
WIN Krasmir Krastnov (England), 3-4, pin 0:37
WIN Ghenadie Tulbea (Monaco) 3-2, 3-2
LOSS Makmud Magomedov 0-5, 2-4
74 kg/163 lbs. - Michael Mitchell, Stanford, Calif. (SF Olympic Club), dnp
LOSS Akhmed Aibuev (France)
84 kg/185 lbs. - Jake Herbert, Evanston, Ill. (New York AC), 2nd
WIN Misem Amini (France), 7-1, 3-1
WIN Brandon Johnson (AVI USA), 6-0, 6-0
WIN Said Itaev (France), 2-0, 6-1
LOSS Soslan Ktsoev (Russia), 0-3, 0-1
84 kg/185 lbs. - James Yonushonis, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC), 7th
WIN Stephane Marcinski (France), 2-0, 3-0
LOSS Said Itaev (France), 0-2, 0-2
Greco-Roman results
55 kg/121 lbs.
1. Ivan Tatarinov (Russia)
2. Allan Thiam (France)
3. Mickael Borges (France)
3. Larbi Allag (France)
5 Tony Robert (France)
5. Ismael Rodrigues (Portugal)
60 kg/132 lbs.
1. Vyacheslav Dzhaste (Russia)
2. Artak Harytunyan (Armenia)
3. Arthur Simonyan (France)
4. Irakli Chochua (France)
5. Lamir Benbouta (France)
5. Aracjhes Minasyan (France)
66 kg/145.5 lbs.
1. Varteres Hovhannes (Armenia)
2. Evrik Nikoghosyan (France)
3. Eric Buisson (France)
3. Arunat Kuchinov (Russia)
5. Luis Sampaio (Portugal)
5. Benoit Bouzekri (France)
74 kg/163 lbs.
1. Varteres Samurgashev (Russia)
2. Varsham Boranyan (Armenia)
3. Arman Papyan (Armenis)
3. Daniel Hartmann (Germany)
5. Laurent Clain (France)
4. Anthony Dizy (France)
84 kg/185 lbs.
1. Alan Khugaev (Russia)
2. Alain Hassli (France)
3. Cyril Vescan (France)
4. Talan Knox (USA)
5. Alecandre Mouyal (France)
96 kg/211.5 lbs.
1. Artur Alekjanian (Armenia)
2. Vasily Teploukhov (Russia)
3. Andrian Mocanu (Monaco)
4. Mirko Englich (Germany)
5. Pete Gounaridis (USA)
5. Marin Cazac (France)
120 kg/264.5 lbs.
1. Aleksandr Anuchin (Russia)
2. Ricardo Melz (Germany)
3. Nicolas Saubaire (France)
U.S. Greco-Roman results
74 kg/163 lbs. - Marco Toledo, Fla. (USOEC), 8th
WIN Jean Baptiste Lemerle (Romania)
LOSS Varsham Boranyan (Armenia)
LOSS Laurent Clain (France)
84 kg/185 lbs. - Talan Knox, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids), 4th
LOSS Cyril Vescan (France)
LOSS Alain Khugaev (Russia)
LOSS Alain Hassli (France)
WIN Alexandre Mouyal (France)
96 kg/211.5 lbs. - Peter Gounaridis, Leominster, Mass. (Sunkist Kids), 5th
LOSS Vasile Teploukhov (Russia)
LOSS Mirko Englich (Germany)


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School secretary indicted for theft
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LISBON — The former secretary/financial aid officer for a Salem nursing school has been indicted nearly 18 months after first accused of stealing $23,440 from the school....
My comment is, there seems to be much information missing from this article. Since when does a financial aid officer handle all the monies of an institution, normally financial aid staff aid in the filling out of applications and grants etc. Was there not a treasurer that is to oversee monies? Also was there a policy inplace to handle deposits so no one person handled monies? I know of no school that allows only one person to handle monies and if there are receipts it seems a little odd that monies are missing with receipts, and what is the discrepancy of the amounts listed. I just think there is much information missing here there is no comment from other staff members that also handled monies or a comment from the treasurer would be insightful before we try someone before all the facts are in.
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Coventry Healthcare Class Action Lawsuit Settlement
By Matt O'Donnell
A proposed $1.4 million settlement has been reached in the class action lawsuit Casey v. Coventry Healthcare of Kansas, Inc., which alleges Coventry Health improperly imposed upon individuals enrolled in a Coventry Missouri HMO plan both a coinsurance and co-payment amount for the same healthcare service in violation of Missouri regulation and Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
The Coventry Healthcare class action lawsuit settlement will establish a $1.4 million settlement fund to reimburse Class Members. You are considered a Coventry settlement Class Member is you were enrolled in one of Coventry's Missouri HMO plans any time between May 30, 1998 and May 4, 2011 and Coventry imposed upon you both a co-payment and coinsurance charge for the same healthcare service.
Each eligible Coventry HMO class action settlement Class Member can receive a payment not to exceed the lesser of the co-payment charge or the coinsurance charge that the settlement Class Member could have been billed for the same healthcare service as reflected in Coventry's records. In order to receive a cash payment under the Coventry settlement, you must file a claim no later than August 2, 2011.
Claim forms and more information on your rights in the Coventry Healthcare of Kansas Class Action Lawsuit Settlement can be found at the Settlement Administrator's website.
Updated June 17th, 2011
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Sorry, I've been posting like crazy, but I want to get your input on something. My girlfriend, Molly, has said she's willing to try Monpoc with me. She's a gamer, but she prefers euro-style boardgames and abstracts, and she's intimidated by the number of rules and abilities in Monpoc. I promised her I would make her first play easy, by having reference cards for her and having a simple force.
We talked a bit about what she wanted to play, and she was drawn to the Tritons. I thought about it a bit, and I suggested Ultra Crustaceor. I know he's not a top-tier monster, but he's only got 8 abilities across both forms, so there's not as much to remember, and he's got nice basic tricks, as well as the ability to consistently hand out 2 points of damage.
Here is how I imagined her force:
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4 x Grunt Steel Shell Crabs
2 x Elite Spadefin Skimmers
4 x Grunt Spadefin Skimmers
3 x Nautilus Blasters
For buildings, we're going to use 6 x Apartment Building, 6 x Downtown High-Rise, and 6 x Post Apartments. That was she only has to remember 3 building types, and there's a good mix of spire, fire, and high occupancy.
I know it's far from an optimal list, but I think it's accessible, and will provide some strategic options without being overwhelming.
The question is: what do I run against this? (Remember, I want her to have the advantage.)