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Like many, I continue to hold immense pride at how much progress the LGBT community has made towards equality this year. I was surprised to read TV Guide's article on the salaries of TV stars and noticed the glaring lack of inclusion of members of our community listed among top salary earners.
The list went from the big-number income of Dexter's Michael C. Hall at $300,000 per episode all the way down to Smallville vet John Schneider's paltry $25,000 per episode for Tyler Perry's The Haves and Have Nots. The only LGBT candidate among top earners was True Blood star and proud bisexual Anna Paquin at $275,000. Sure, the article did include The Fosters' Teri Polo, listed at $25,000 per episode, but that's it.
Among a list of 50 featured actors, how on Earth does TV Guide overlook Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson, The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons, How I Met Your Mother's Neil Patrick Harris or White Collar's Matt Bomer?
All hit series, but they choose to include programs on the struggling OWN channel? Really?
What about Sean Hayes' salary for his impressively hyped new series Sean Saves the World? What was Zachary Quinto making on last season's American Horror Story? At least tell us what Chris Colfer earns from Glee. They call that reporting? To omit such big names from such huge shows reeks of discrimination. Alas, we're still second-class citizens in many ways.
In case you really wanted to know, Colfer pulls in a shocking $45,000 per episode of Glee. Jesse Tyler Ferguson earns $170,000. Neil Patrick Harris makes $200,000, while Matt Bomer gets just above half that at $125,000 an episode. A recent issue of People with Money magazine featured an article on the top 10 highest-earning actors, which put Jim Parsons at the top, with an estimated net worth of $145 million.

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August 31, 2010, 07:32 PM
Wondering if anyone has any experience to relate on 303 Savage and penetration either in inches or how it compares to a more common caliber/load.
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August 31, 2010, 11:34 PM
i don't have a 303, but it is pretty close to a 30-30 in performance. whatever a 30-30 can do, so can the 303.
check your twist rate to make sure you can stabilize the 190's.
i'm assuming this is a savage 99?
September 1, 2010, 11:37 AM
So nobody has any experience with it?
September 1, 2010, 01:55 PM
The factory 190 grain load was rated at 1,890 FPS - 1,507 ME.
By contrast, a 30-30 150 is 2,410 FPS - 1,930 ME
And a 170 is 2,220 FPS - 1,860 ME.
What exactly do you want to penetrate?
It would perform very similar to the 30-30 on deer size game.
In other words, shoot clear through a deer and kill it.
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September 1, 2010, 02:05 PM
Using the old factory ammo, the 303 would out-penetrate the 30-30. Using modern ammo in a 30-30, you can nearly duplicate the 303 performance. No way that you can duplicate the pure enjoyment of shooting one of those old Savages, however.
I should also add that you can use pointed bullets in the Savage, as it has a rotary magazine. That's adds a bit of zip to it.
September 1, 2010, 08:54 PM
I know what the external and internal ballistics are. Was looking for first hand or second hand info on the terminal ballistics.
Doing research. I know it is similar to 30-30, but so is 35 rem. However the 35 can penetrate a lot more than 30-30 with certain loads. Trying to find out if that is true for the 303 Savage or not.
Will it take both shoulders on an Elk or Moose? I know you can use behind shoulder shot or multiple shots like many do with 30-30. Just trying to find out if it has significantly more penetration than the 30-30 just because I am curious.
Gadzooks Mike
September 1, 2010, 09:55 PM
From a 1903 Savage Arms catalog:
303 - "Its penetration is about ten inches in clear white pine, making a very large hole."
30-30 - "Penetration in white pine, 8 inches, making a large hole."
There's also a letter printed in the same catalog from E. T. Ezekiel from Wood Island, Alaska dated Jan 17, 1899, saying in part, "Referring to the Savage I bought from you last year, it may be of interest to you to know that I have succeeded in killing a whale with the .303 mushroom bullet. I believe that this experience is very exceptional and probably quite different from any testimonials you have received heretofore."
The few 190 grain cartridges that I used in the late 60s and early 70s on Michigan whitetails were all heart/lung shots. I have not killed, or even shot at, any whales, there being very few of them in Michigan (disregarding my sister-in-law and a couple of Yupers that I know) and I haven't seen any in Alabama, either.
Hope this helps.
September 2, 2010, 10:27 PM
"...nobody has any experience with it?..." It hasn't been loaded nor had rifles made for it for eons. It's just Savage's answer to the .30-30. 190's are heavy for it. I'm not seeing any suitably shaped(RN, et al) 190 grain bullets either. That, of course, depends on the rifle. Same restrictions as a .30-30, otherwise. I have 193 w/gas check cast data if you want it.
September 3, 2010, 01:58 AM
Gadzooks Mike: Thanks, that is helpful.
Sunray: I know people who shoot guns and cartridges lot older than that :D just none of them have played with the 303 Savage AFAIK. I know of a guy that frequently hunts with guns nearly as old as the USA.
I would be greatly interested in the performance of those 193 grain bullets. Thank you.
Gadzooks Mike
September 3, 2010, 03:15 PM
I'm not seeing any suitably shaped(RN, et al) 190 grain bullets either.
That, too. I've seen 180's, but not 190's. If you trim down the cases just a bit, you can fit a 178gr Hornady A-Max and it will just barely cycle through. Lot's of round nose 180's, though. Remington, Hornady, Lapua makes a 185.
Remington made 180's for the 303 back in the 60's (and probably before) and Winchester made the 190's if I remember right.
September 4, 2010, 04:29 PM
Anyone that has an interest in a savage 99 in a 303 savage . On Target indoor range in Asheville NC had one on consinment. Darn good look'n long octagon barrel and 2 boxs of ammo. Price i think was around 750.
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Come to think of it, the lobster canneloni at Longhi's Wailea layered with creamy ricotta, wrapped in fresh pasta and covered in bechamel sauce is making me want to dive into Italian food right now.
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My list goes on, and on. I'm sure others are salivating at the prospect of dining somewhere in South Maui's toniest resort area, too.
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DUO Steak & Seafood at Four Seasons Resort Maui will tempt you with island fish ceviche or roasted baby beets with goat cheese and brussels sprouts before you dive into entrees such as salmon with local vegetables; or braised Waguy beef cheeks with fingerling potatoes.
"Restaurant Week at Ko will feature local flavors and favorites, including lumpia, ahi sushi, fried rice, pancit, fresh catch fish, and pineapple cake," says Executive Chef, Tylun Pang of Fairmont Kea Lani, where Ko is the signature restaurant. "We'll have four to five options for each course for a multi-cultural dining experience."


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Each family involved will receive $93,750.By Margaret Hartmann
Each family involved will receive $93,750.By Margaret Hartmann
Neighbors said it was a "constant reminder of the evil that resided there."By Margaret Hartmann
They will keep the site as an open space.By Jen Kirby
Because, understandably, no one wants to buy it.By Margaret Hartmann
He doesn't think he could have predicted the massacre.By Margaret Hartmann
Said 2009 mauling was like "random acts of violence" by humans.By Margaret Hartmann
More grim details.By Caroline Bankoff
The ad will air on television to mark the one-year anniversary of the killings.By Joe Coscarelli
Probably not.By Joe Coscarelli
The question of why "may never be answered."By Joe Coscarelli
As a teenager, the Sandy Hook shooter talked firearms.By Joe Coscarelli
The Connecticut store lost its license, eventually.By Joe Coscarelli
For an undisclosed reason.By Joe Coscarelli
Bans high-capacity magazines and many more assault weapons.By Adam Martin
The FBI's search warrants were released today.By Dan Amira
One couple became the first to meet with Peter Lanza.By Joe Coscarelli
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Before Neon Indian, There Was Vega.
By Mikayla on Friday, June 1, 2012 at 1:32 PM
Welcome to Download This, our weekly collection of the hottest tunes from around the country and beyond. Though we promise to try to keep things fresh and varied, expect mainly indie rock, electro and as much nu-disco as possible in this space. In other words: If it's awesome, you'll find it here. Download the tracks, and, if you like what you hear, be sure to check out the individual artists' websites to, y'know, buy the rest of their work!
I know that not all playlists have to be themed. But isn't it just so much more fun when they are?
We like to think so. As such, we've got another themed playlist for you this week. Granted, the songs don't really complement each other in any specific way or anything rational like that.
Their titles just all start with the letter N.
Honestly, though? This was a total accident. I was most of the way through compiling this week's playlist when I noticed by happenstance that each of the tracks I'd chosen began with this glorious letter. So I just kind of rolled with it.
It kind of works, too. It's like Sesame Street for adults!
"Nunca" -- Trails and Ways
The song that started the "N" trend is a fun, airy little electronic tune, albeit one with a rather odd name.
"Nightdrive With You" -- Anoraak
Did you like Drive? The movie, I mean. Not the activity. If so, you'll like this song. It's got the same dreamy electronic feel boasted by that film's soundtrack, only it's from the master of the movement, Anoraak.
"No Reasons" -- Vega
You want to know what the greatest song in the world is? It's this one from a pre-Neon Indian Alan Palomo. Seriously, we miss Vega like crazy.
"No Death" -- Mirel Wagner
This song takes things down a couple notches -- or maybe a hundred. Yes, this song's acoustic guitar and haunting lyrics are kind of depressing. But in the best way possible.
"Nye Nummer Et" - Choir Of Young Believers
This second oddly named song is from Copenhagen's Choir of Young Believers, which leads me to believe that it probably means something in Danish. But the lyrics are in English. Weird. Anyway, it kind of sounds like a Fleet Foxes song.


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General McLane's Evankovich wins state gold in 400
SHIPPENSBURG -- Bethany Evankovich's postrace tears easily could have been for her minutes-old status as a PIAA track and field champion.
Evankovich recorded the fastest lap around Shippensburg University's Seth Grove Stadium to win the Class AA girls 400-meter final during Saturday's state meet. The sophomore finished first with a school-record time of 56.05 seconds.
That made Evankovich the Lancers' first female PIAA track and field champion since the late Jennifer Woodland won the Class AAA long jump title in 1993, according to coach Mike Palmer.
But that's not why Evankovich started to get emotional in the wake of her achievement. That happened when she was asked about competing for the last time with senior Vicky Evankovich, her older sister.
"After (Saturday's 3,200 relay), I realized it was my last race with her," Bethany said. "I was happy, but sad. Happy because we made it to a final (at states), but sad because now I won't be racing with her."
Evankovich won her 400 heat Friday and started third for the title race. She held off Quadaisha Newkirk (56.76), a senior who helped District 12 Paul Robeson go on to claim the PIAA Class AA girls team trophy.
"I was a little tired from (the 3,200 relay)," Evankovich said, "and nervous that I wouldn't do that well. But when I got to the line for the last 100 (meters), I left all that I could do on the track."
District 10 had two medalists on the podium for the Class AA girls 400. While Evankovich finished first, Villa freshman Autumn Byes placed eighth at 59.70.
Evankovich will have the chance to win back-to-back titles next season, which is something Villa's 3,200 relay tried to accomplish Saturday.
The Victors' Bernadette Prichard, Grace Trucilla, Alison Carson and anchor Claire Brown all returned to try to duplicate the first-place effort they posted in the 2013 Class AA girls final for that discipline.
Villa led after Prichard and Trucilla's legs, but Trinity's Hannah Durbin made up the roughly 4-second lead that Carson held going into her two laps. Durbin handed off the baton to Shannon Quinn, who sprinted to a wide lead over Brown for an easy victory.
Along with Emily D'Amico and Emily Dethlefs, the District 3 quartet combined for a time of 9:11.66.
The Victors settled for silver medals at 9:17.04. Their final time was more than 17 seconds faster than their qualifying result, but Trinity's was more than 34 seconds faster.
Could Villa have done anything different?
"I really don't think so," Brown said. "We ran our very best race, but (Trinity) ran so well."
Brown and Trucilla returned to each medal for Villa in the 1,600 relay and as individuals in the 800.
Villa placed sixth in 1,600 relay (4:02.48), while Trucilla took third (2:15.03) and Brown fourth (2:16.69) in the 800.
The district boasted another silver medalist in Sebastian Curtin.
Mercyhurst Prep's distance specialist completed his four laps in the Class AA boys 1,600 final at 4:21.91, with Beaver Falls star Domenic Perretta back in 4:19.82.
"I ran the race I usually do," Curtin said. "It came down to a (final) kick and Dom got the best of it, so congratulations to him. I followed him all season. He's a great kid."
Curtin also made sure to congratulate friendly rival Jeremy Parsons after the Maplewood senior's final race. Parsons placed sixth at 4:24.94.
McDowell's Daniel Commey received a bronze medal in the Class AAA boys long jump. The senior added more than one foot to his 12th-seeded distance when he landed at 23 feet, 51/4 inches.
Still, Commey couldn't help but contemplate what could have been after he fouled on his final attempt. He said it wiped out a leap that would have surpassed the 24-1 of Jordan Bryan, the eventual winner from St. Joseph's Prep.
"If I didn't foul that last one, I would have had (first)," he said. "I'm sure it was farther than 24-1. But (Bryan) is really good, so he deserves it."
Isaiah Brooks of Woodland Hills was second at 23-61/2.
Commey was the only district male who medaled among Saturday's events for Class AAA boys, as were Hickory bronze medalists Heather Grober (300 hurdles) and Elena Marchand (discus) for Class AAA girls.
The Hickory boys, with significant contributions from throwers Luke Lewis and Austin Aikins, tied with Delaware Valley Charter for second place in the Class AA team standings.
Lewis and Aikins followed up their 1-2 effort in Friday's shot put with a second and third place in the discus.
"I came in here a freshman not throwing that far," said Aikins, now a junior for the Hornets. "Now, I've got a second and a third at states. That's pretty amazing."
Mercer County had other Class AA male medalists in Lakeview's 1,600 relay and long jumper Zach Van Dusen. Mercer's Jarred Davis also placed sixth in the 110 hurdles.
North East's Brendon Tinko (high jump, tied for fourth) and Fairview's Damion Owens (pole vault, fifth) represented Erie County in the small-school class.
Greenville's Molly Montalvo and Slippery Rock's Emily Campbell placed in the top five of the Class AA girls shot put. Wilmington triple jumper Hannah Drake completed Saturday's roster of district medalists.
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Enter the myth of the surgical military operation. Politicians would like nothing better than to believe that our superior technology allows us to conduct strikes in which the aggressors (formerly known as the enemy) can be struck with absolute precision, with no risk (except that inherent in everyday military training exercises), and little or no danger to noncombatants. In my limited combat experience, however, there is nothing surgical about a bomb and there is nothing sterile about a military operation. Surgeons heal people; warriors kill them. Anyone who can't stomach that basic truth shouldn't play with weapons.
Given this mindset, here is why it is both faulty and dangerous. First is to debunk the theory that PGMs pose less risk to noncombatants. Precision-guided munitions—whether guided by laser energy, data link, or on-board global positioning system (GPS) receivers—depend upon delicate equipment and a sophisticated manipulation of geometry and tactics to perform as advertised. If any of that equipment fails, if the geometry or tactic was planned poorly or executed incorrectly, or if the air crew supporting the weapon (in the case of a laser-guided bomb [LGB]) is forced to take evasive maneuvers for self-preservation during the weapon time of flight, the weapon goes stupid and a stupid PGM is far less accurate (and far more unpredictable) than a properly delivered dumb bomb.
In a theater with climatological conditions that include frequent and unpredictable cloud cover, the unobstructed line of sight required between a laser-guided bomb, in particular, and its designating source (the releasing aircraft or another aircraft in this type of operation) is far from guaranteed. Since many of the weapons being employed in Yugoslavia are laser-guided bombs, the collateral damage from NATO strikes of late should hardly be surprising.
Are the air crews to blame when precision-guided munitions miss? Rarely, because even when a weapon solution is valid at release, a single unexpected cloud in the forward-looking infrared (FLIR) field-of-view can cause an LGB to hit miles off target in certain delivery profiles. Dumb bombs or unguided weapons whose delivery solution is valid at release, however, will be valid at impact. Never once in my career have Newton's Laws failed me in this assumption. Sure, there are many factors (primarily winds) that may prevent the weapon from hitting the desired aim point, which give it a larger theoretical CEP than a perfectly guided PGM, but perfectly guided PGMs are the stuff of defense contractors' brochures and carefully orchestrated weapons tests, not the reality of chaotic combat.
Want another good reason not to use PGMs with reckless abandon? We don't have that many! They were never intended, at least not doctrinally, to be what we call level-of-effort weapons. They were reserved for those targets that, by virtue of small size, limited vulnerable area, or required penetration, could not be tackled by our real day-to-day weapons: dumb bombs.
Why, you ask, does it matter? Because of a thing called economy of force. PGMs are expensive, which explains why we don't have many. Defense spending isn't what it used to be. Taxpayers can look forward to spending the promised post-Cold War peace dividend replacing our depleted PGM stockpiles.
Many of the PGM targets in Kosovo are worth less in pure cash value than the $12,000 Paveway II laser-guided bomb kits used on the weapons we're expending on them. That is real attrition warfare: outspend the enemy, either in terms of lives or equipment. That is not a strategy espoused by the U.S. military, for obvious reasons. As Pyrrhus said under similar circumstances, "Another such victory, and we will be lost."
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Dean McDonald is such a warhorse on the footy field. He's always injured and broken down but does his best to get back into the game.
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Tryptophan is an amino acid needed for normal growth in infants and for nitrogen balance in adults. It is an essential amino acid, which means your body cannot produce it -- you must get it from your diet.
The body uses tryptophan to help make niacin and serotonin. Serotonin is thought to produce healthy sleep and a stable mood.
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Parker G, Brotchie H. Mood effects of the amino acids tryptophan and tyrosine: 'Food for Thought' III. Acta Psychiatr Scand. 2011;124:417-426. PMID: 21488845 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21488845.
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A Free Market, Capitalist solution to Gun violence
I usually don't comment on things outside of economics or politics related to economics, govt spending, taxation and the like....but it's time to offer some free market solutions to this problem.
First, this is a matter of supply-demand. Obviously there is a lot of natural demand for guns and ammunition from private citizens, and thus gun shops and the arms industry profit from that real demand...as well as all their employees. Jobs are created and existing jobs are maintained in that industry. There is no mandate [like in healthcare] to buy their products. Why would someone wanna interfere in this Free Market process by making it harder to buy and own guns and hurt the Gun, Arms industry? Now to the step by step solutions
1) Open carry should be encouraged.
There are some who say we've got too many Guns and that we need less like other countries. I reject this premise. If we got too many guns right now... then we need EVEN MORE guns. This solution should not be resisted but embraced. We need our citizens armed to their teeth and carry it out in the open in a Gun holster... like they did in the old Wild West days. It should be encouraged on a state by state level, with the Federal Govt promoting it as well. Instead of taking our cues from Europe, Canada...we need to be original and do the exact opposite from them and in a way that signifies that it's an American solution. Ideally, if they jump left...we jump in the opposite direction on everything. Which brings us to number 2#
2. Introduce a bill called the Wild Wild West Act and pass it in both the House and the Senate, and have the President sign it into law with enthusiasm.
In so many words... this law should state that individual citizens are allowed to have voluntary cowboy type stand off's... where they're allowed to kill each other legally. Both parties involved would have to sign a private contract amongst themselves (see contract laws) to agree to do this and have their duel in a designated area somewhere, where no bystanders can possibly get killed...all the details/stipulation, clause get ironed out in the contract. This would allow citizens who have a problem with each other and would like to hurt or kill each other, a legal way to do it instead of breaking the law and illegally murdering someone. See Gene Hackman in The Quick and the Dead for visual example, to give you an idea:
Conclusion; the combination of open carry and legal stand off's which are regulated through private contract laws would reduce crime through deterrents (everyone has a gun, look out) and if still interested in harming someone, a legal way to do it (lets sign a contract to agree to a cowboy type stand off. The contest ends when one of us is dead.)
Thanks for taking the time out of your busy lives and reading my solutions.
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Well at least someone responded. I suspect the Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Gun control freak pacifist's will duck this solution like a plague.
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and a new spectator sport is created. The guys who wanna duel can sell it on ppv on a winner takes all basis as well as having a live gate (behind a bullet proof safety screen of course). Professional duelers will become superstars and household names; and un and coming duelers who want to make a name for themselves can appear on the undercard. As they've all signed the correct papers it will be legal.
Im all for it.
Would bullet proof vest be allowed to ensure the skill level of getting a head shot first time is high? Is it pistols only or can shot guns and assault weapons be allowed?
Big money spinner great idea
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The key to ending gun violence: More guns.
Makes perfect sense.
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This is just hyperbole.
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There's no such thing as gun violence.
It falls under the same category as human violence.
And you can't cure human violence. Except maybe through extreme oppression but..... f that.
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"This is Cannon. He is a yellow Lab / Blue Heeler cross. I adopted him when he was five months old; he is 8 months old in this picture. He is a very smart animal. Within 1 week of having him he already knew sit, stay and lay. He also took to housetraining very quickly. Cannon is very energetic and loving. He loves to go romping around in the pasture and play with the other dogs. He has done very well with children; he won't nip or jump on them. I would say all in all, he is a very good dog and I wouldn't trade him for anything."
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The Labraheeler is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Labrador Retriever and the Australian Cattle Dog. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses.
Note: the Australian Cattle Dog is also called Australian Heeler, Hall's Heeler, Queensland Heeler, Blue Heeler, Red Heeler, Australian Cattledog and Australischer Treibhund.
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Bay City leaders ordered the removal of all "limiter" devices on residential electric meters on Tuesday amid public outcry over the death of 93-year-old Marvin E. Schur.
Bay City Electric Light & Power workers moved through the city quickly removing the 60-70 devices from homes where they had been placed.
Schur froze to death in his home after the city restricted his electricity for unpaid utility bills at his 1600 S. Chilson St. home. His body was found Jan. 17. A story about Schur that ran in The Times on Monday prompted hundreds of phone calls to city hall demanding action.
• Bay City manager releases statement on Marvin Schur's death
• Bay City removes electric limiters in wake of Marvin Schur freezing in home
• Bay City woman says she had little info about 'limiter ' placed on her meter
• Relatives stunned to learn Marvin Schur died of hypothermia
• Marvin Schur's death was preventable, Lansing officials say
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It also prompted action from the state Attorney General and local legislators.
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox said Schur's death "is very disturbing and very sad, and as an outsider, one would think it should have been avoidable."
Cox told The Times he may try to change state law to keep all utilities from shutting off electricity to elderly residents in the winter.
Municipal utilities such as Bay City Electric Light & Power don't have to follow Michigan Public Service Commission rules, which ban power shutoffs to elderly and disabled residents from Nov. 1 to April 1, he said. State-regulated commercial utilities such as Consumers Energy and Detroit Edison Co. must follow Michigan Public Service Commission rules.
Cox said his office "will gather some facts to see if we shouldn't suggest to the Legislature that all utilities - whether they're regulated utilities or municipal utilities - comply with the rules of the Michigan Public Service Commission regarding power shutoffs of the elderly during winter time."
The city is asking state Rep. Jeff Mayes, D-Bay City, to help evaluate the city's policies. Mayes, chair of the House Energy and Technology Committee, called Schur's death "entirely preventable."
Mayes and state Sen. Jim Barcia, D-Bay City, called Tuesday for a moratorium on all electric shut-offs as well as the use of limiting devices. They also called for the Michigan Public Service Commission to review city shut-off policies and offer recommendations.
Both lawmakers say they are drafting legislation to protect vulnerable citizens like senior citizens and people with disabilities. They hope by restricting power shutoffs between November and April, and possibly banning the use of limiter devices, they can ensure safety.
Schur lived alone. His wife had died several years ago and the couple had no children.
Rebecca Reimann, director of the Bay County Division on Aging, said her office has no record of having any contact with Schur.
Whether anyone faces criminal charges for Schur's death is up to Bay County Prosecutor Kurt Asbury, according to Cox.
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Georg Baselitz, Lieber Marcel Duchamp, das haben sie doch von Picasso gestohlen! (Dear Marcel Duchamp, You Stole That from Picasso!), 2016, oil on canvas, 161 7/16 × 120 1/16 inches (410 × 305 cm) © Georg Baselitz 2016. Photo by Jochen Littkemann, Berlin
In the 1960s, Georg Baselitz emerged as a pioneer of German Neo–Expressionist painting. His work evokes disquieting subjects rendered feverishly as a means of confronting the realities of the modern age, and explores what it is to be German and a German artist in a postwar world. In the late 1970s his iconic "upside-down" paintings, in which bodies, landscapes, and buildings are inverted within the picture plane ignoring the realities of the physical world, make obvious the artifice of painting. Drawing upon a dynamic and myriad pool of influences, including art of the Mannerist period, African sculptures, and Soviet era illustration art, Baselitz developed a distinct painting language.
Georg Baselitz was born in 1938 in Deutschbaselitz, Saxony. He studied at the Academy of Art in East and West Berlin, Germany, from 1956 to 1957. Baselitz's work is featured in many public collections, including Museum Ludwig, Cologne; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; and Tate Modern, London. Major museum exhibitions include the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York (1995, traveled to Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.; and Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, through 1996); "Monumentale Aquarelle," Albertina, Vienna (2003); "Upside down, boy you turn me. Baselitz in der Hess Collection," Kunstmuseum, Germany (2004); "Baselitz, Eine einzige Leidenschaft—die Maleri," Fondation de l'Hermitage, Switzerland (2006); "The Russian Pictures," National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul (2007); Royal Academy of Arts, London (2007, traveled to MADRE, Naples, through 2008); "Baselitz auf Papier," Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich (2008); "Georg Baselitz—Gemälde und Skulpturen 1960–2008," Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Austria (2009); "Pinturas Recentes," Pinacoteca do Estado, São Paulo (2010–11); "Baselitz—Sculpteur," Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, France (2011–12); "Romantiker kaput," Kunstmuseum Moritzburg, Germany (2012); "Works from 1968 to 2012," Essl Museum, Vienna (2013); "BDM Gruppe," Victoria and Albert Museum, John Madjeski Garden, London (2013); "Georg Baselitz—Back then, in between, and today," Haus derk Kunst, Munich (2014); and "Sigmund's Cave," Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin (2015). In 2014, the British Museum, London, presented "Germany Divided: Baselitz and his Generation," an exhibition of drawings and prints by Baselitz, Markus Lüpertz, Blinky Palermo, A. R. Penck, Sigmar Polke, and Gerhard Richter.
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This is going to be a simple and clear cut understanding on "Clients and Logical systems & How to handle them in our landscapes". I have seen many posts in SCN about various transport errors due to logical systems and clients. So, I have decided to make this simple blog which can explain you clearly.
We will start with definitions of Client and Logical Systems.
A Client is a subset of data in a SAP System. We can secure/deal our data with respect to various Clients in a System. Eg: 100, 200 etc..
We basically have Clients in both ECC and BW landscapes.
What if both Client no.s are same? Eg : ECC Client is 100 and BW Client is also 100
That's exactly is the need for Logical Systems in both landscapes. Why a logical system is required? Logical Systems can communicate/identify perfectly between the various systems by pointing to right system with the combination of Logical System and Client No.
Eg: We can connect our one BW system (100) with multiple clients of source system like 100, 120, 300 etc..
Now we will see the definition of Logical System.
Logical System
A logical system is an application system in which the applications work together on a common data basis. In SAP terms, the logical system is a client.
This means, we have to assign logical systems to Clients to make them to communicate correctly via RFC connection definitions in RSA1-->Source Systems. This has to be done in all your Dev, Qua and Prod systems.
This is what we have to do in SPRO
Coming to the key point of this blog
Why we have to convert our logical systems during transport ?
I will give you an instance to make us understand clearly. Let's say we have created a transport request in Dev BW system and the naming convention of TR is DBWK90001.
If we transport the same TR to Qua BW, it will return you an error saying that "Conversion of Logical System Names" has not been done. It basically checks for the source system reference in target systems. That's the reason we have to define them like below. The same entries can be found in RSLOGSYSMAP table.
What has to be maintained in Dev BW System?
If you try to create transport requests directly in Qua system, then the naming convention of TR will be like QBWKXXXXX. The reason Why I am saying this, when you define conversion definitions like above, your DBWK90001 gets imported into Qua by identifying its source system reference with respect to "logical system conversion definitions after the transport". This will avoid our transport errors due to logical system issues.
If you observe the above screen shot, you can see Original Source system as PBW and Target System as DBW and the same scenario for PEC and DEC.
How come original Source system as PBW and Target as DBW?
Because, The landscape here in my example is D-->Q and D-->P which is a quite standard landscape. My screen shot settings(in Dev) will help in case we want to do reverse transports from Prod to Dev.
What has to be maintained in Prod BW System?
Your original source system should be your Dev logical system and target should be Prod logical system. Because you want to transport from Dev to Prod.
Landscapes may vary from company to company. You have to define entries accordingly. Suppose if your landscape is D-->Q-->P, then your original Source system should be Qua Logical System and Target should be Prod Logical System.
What has to be maintained in Qua BW System?
The original source system should be Dev Logical system and target should be Qua Logical System.
These are very basic settings to be done before starting our BW project. I have just shared my understanding about what is happening internally between the systems. Hope this will help all..
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7. Screening: Once you have completed the above steps, the directors will schedule you for screening exams with the Marriage and Family Institute. The exam fees are included in the class / CEU fee.
*For returning WWW interns: If you are signing up a second time with WWW, SKIP steps 2-4. For your payment, you only need to pay the first installment; ACU will pay your second portion unless your cost of insurance exceeds a total of $100. If that is the case, you will pay the remainder of the insurance cost. You will need to download the three forms and hand those in to the office. The directors would like for you to attend the class as a CEU in order to grow in your depth of understanding, share your experiences with other students and bond with teammates.
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A recent study by Adobe has revealed Japan as the most creative country. But the Japanese and Americans do not see the Japanese as creative; Americans believe that America is the most creative.
In an interview of 5,000 adults across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Japan, Tokyo is found to be the most creative city, with New York coming in second.
The study also shows that 80% of people feel that unlocking creativity is critical to economic growth; but only 1 in 4 people feel like they're living up to their own creative potential.
75% of respondents said they are under growing pressure to be productive rather than creative—the lack of time being the biggest barrier to creativity.
Most of those surveyed feel that creativity is stifled by education systems, and many believe creativity is taken for granted.
Do you agree with the research?
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