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Find out what has Callie smiling on an all-new episode of Grey's Anatomy Thursday Dec 5th at 9|8c on ABC!
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First Posted: 7/8/2014
An agreement among three municipalities and the Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad was tabled Monday night after township supervisors said they had been given new information they must evaluate.
While municipal leaders say they are scrambling to thwart a proposed fracking sand transfer station in the works for a busy part of town, the agreement was one more piece of the puzzle needed for D&I Silica, a company that supplies sand for hydraulic fracturing operations, to add a side rail along the track that primarily services the Procter & Gamble factory in Mehoopany.
"The developer D&I has jumped through every hoop that we've thrown out there so far," Board of Supervisors Chairman Vito Barziloski said during the meeting.
The agreement was to be submitted to the state Public Utility Commission signed by the railroad, Tunkhannock Township, Eaton Township and Tunkhannock Borough regarding a signal switch that drops a safety gate across state Route 29 at the U.S. Route 6 intersection.
Where the signal switch is now located, a train entering the proposed side rail will trip it, causing the gate to drop blocking traffic while the train unloads at the station. This could cause potentially large traffic jams on both north- and south-bound lanes.
The agreement would allow the rail company to relocate the switch beyond the side rail but before the highway intersection.
The new information arrived in the hands of two women looking to shut down the project completely.
Betty Ann Weaver Shaver and Audrey Gozdiskowski have been working against the company for fear that, if constructed, the station would bring environmental, health and traffic hazards straight to the middle of town. The women submitted a list of requests for the supervisors to consider in efforts to stop it.
The requests included:
• Finding out if they can effectively piggy-back on Eaton Township's zoning rules, which could prevent the site from going up.
• Request the state Department of Environmental Protection to conduct baseline air, water and soil quality tests.
• Request D&I to perform similar baseline tests.
• Request efforts to mitigate or identify traffic congestion that could arise due to the excessive truck traffic.
Both township and county officials have said their hands are tied because the township has no zoning ordinance, and there is no county-wide zoning, a point questioned by Barzloski.
"A township this size should have zoning," Barziloski said.
In April, PennDOT granted D&I a highway occupancy permit to transfer 750 trucks in and out of the facility per day, a number residents and officials alike say will surely choke the already busy highway. The driveway would be about 100 feet from the Route 92, U.S. 6 intersection directly across from the gas station/Dunkin' Donuts driveway.
D&I officials have not given municipal leaders an exact number, but it is expected, initially, the site will require far fewer trucks.
Additionally, the site is about a quarter mile from the Lee Baumgartner Sports Complex and the Hickory Dickory Dock Day Care both along route 92.
Silica is a carcinogen and can trigger the respiratory disease silicosis.
Don Davis, who lives on the western side of town, has lived his entire life with a genetic respiratory disease called Alpha-1. He addressed the board, saying every asthma attack a child has does irreparable harm to the lungs.
A sand facility north of the baseball fields could mean some players would have to give up baseball for fear of an asthma attack, Davis said.
All that remains is for the Wyoming County Planning Commission to consider granting a land development permit.
The planning commission meets every third Wednesday. At press time, Wyoming County Planning Commission Director Nicole Wootten said the board is to consider the D&I application during this Wednesday's meeting.
Meeting's start at 7 p.m. in the Emergency Operations Center along Route 6 in Tunkhannock Township.


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Tony Kanaan driving to repeat
Indianapolis — The kaleidoscope of motion and color becomes disorienting. The cheers, rewarding but also deafening. The frenetic bustle, overwhelming.
Yet after it was over, after Tony Kanaan had poured the milk over his head, looked into the eyes of his legion of fans, after he'd done countless interviews in multiple languages, after the sun had set over the covered Indianapolis Motor Speedway grandstand, he managed a moment for introspection.
"I thanked the track that night," said Kanaan, who will race for a repeat Sunday — starting from the sixth row — in the 98th running of the Indianapolis 500.
"I was up in the Pagoda and there's a pretty good view there. I could see the whole track, and I actually said that: 'Thank you. Thanks for having me all these years.'
"It was such a special win I actually said, 'If you made me wait this long to be this special, it was worth it.'"
This one was special because of the promises Kanaan had made to his dying father and to his own young son. Because of the way he had won and the state of his career. It was extraordinary because of the feeling of energy he felt from that fan base that kept growing — in size and dedication — and the lie he had managed to tell himself after each of the 11 times he lost.
Only one other Indy winner needed more starts than Kanaan to break through, Sam Hanks in 1957 in his 13th try. Now the 39-year-old Kanaan is among the favorites for Sunday's race with the chance to become just the sixth driver to win back-to-back.
"I think I fooled myself for a couple of years, saying that I was OK with the fact that I might not win this race in my career," Kanaan said, "and it changed everything when I crossed that finish line."
Almost everything. The perspective Kanaan formed in childhood remains: Live every day because life makes no promises about tomorrow.
Kanaan was 13 when his father lost a four-year battle with cancer. The man who introduced him to go-karts asked two things on his deathbed, that Tony take care of his mother and his younger sister and that he never give up his racing dreams.
Through karts and the South American and European junior formulas, Kanaan made it to the United States in 1996 and Indy cars in '98. But that was late enough that he lost four years at Indianapolis while racing on the CART/Champ Car side of the sport's civil war.
When he did get to race in the 500, Kanaan led his first seven starts, 2002-'08 and won the pole in 2005. In 2007, he was leading when the race was stopped for rain, but it restarted and the way pit strategies played out, Kanaan's good friend Dario Franchitti held the top spot when the rain fell again.
Michael Andretti's team usually put Kanaan in position to contend, but sponsorship problems at the end of 2010 cost Kanaan his front-line ride. He was fortunate to keep his career alive for three years at KV Racing.
Kanaan's son, Leo, wasn't happy. He asked his dad last February why he hadn't won much since he was born.
"And I said I was going to win the biggest race in the world for him and give him the trophy to put in his night stand so every time he opens his eyes he's going to look at that thing and remember," Kanaan said.
The upset victory with a much smaller team opened the door for Kanaan to join Chip Ganassi Racing. Ultimately he replaced Franchitti when injuries forced Franchitti to retire. And Leo, now 6, did get a miniature copy of the Borg-Warner Trophy that matched his dad's.
"You can't predict anything," Kanaan said. "It takes you 11 or 12 years to win it and then all of a sudden maybe we'll win two in a row. And then if you'd have told me last year I'd be replacing my best friend that was still a very good race-car driver, I would have said, 'You're crazy.'
"As long as you do your own thing and you're OK with yourself, you're ready for whatever. Life will bring it to you, whatever needs to happen."
The new driver combination at Ganassi has been an adjustment for the team that has won three of the past six Indianapolis 500s. Franchitti and Scott Dixon liked a similar feel from their cars, but Kanaan seems comfortable sliding the front tires as long as the rear is stable, Dixon said.
"Even though you get a lot of track time to try a lot of setup changes, there wasn't a lot of time; with the weather we had it was difficult," said Dixon, the 2008 winner. "It's just very different.
"For Dario and I because we'd been together for five years there was a pattern, things that if the (No.) 10 car liked this then the 9 car would probably like that. We don't have that right now."
But Dixon and Kanaan do have good equipment and a strong team. The style of car that debuted in 2012 keeps the pack together and facilitates frequent back-and-forth slingshot passes. Although Dixon will start 11th and Kanaan 16th, both have expressed nothing but confidence that they'll be contenders.
"I'll be sleeping just fine," Kanaan said. "The other 15 guys ahead of me are going to have to be worried about what's going to happen on the start. They know me too well."
Kanaan has made a career of gaining ground on starts and restarts; that's how he won last year, beating Ryan Hunter-Reay when the green flag flew for the last time.
"Please, I don't want to sound cocky or (like I'm) trying to intimidate anybody," Kanaan said. "I'm confident in what I have. Now, does that mean we're going to win? Not by any means."
He learned that again and again over 11 long years, and then Kanann learned how it felt to win.
The sensation, the meaning, are something only a few people can fully grasp. He understands that now. But Kanaan would like one more chance to do the best he can to share with his supporters an inkling of what it's like.
"That was probably the most special moment of my victory," Kanaan said of his victory lap in a convertible.
"I had plenty of them. I had a lifetime dream. I won the biggest race in the world. I became a legend, like Dario told me. I had the opportunity to dedicate that to my dad that wasn't around. My son saw me winning the race.
"But that lap, itself, it struck me because it seemed like 300-some-thousand people happy and genuinely happy, people crying for me, I don't know if I can describe that. The biggest reason I want to do this race every year is to enjoy that moment with them."
And then, when they all go home, to reflect by himself.
Of the Indianapolis 500 winners, only Sam Hanks needed more tries to finally reach victory lane than Tony Kanaan did when he prevailed last year. Here are the drivers who went at least 10 years before collecting their first 500 win:
Sam Hanks, 1957: Hanks finished third in 1952 and 1953 and second in 1956 before breaking through. He led the final 61 laps, beat Jim Rathmann to the finish line by 21.40 seconds and then announced he would retire, saying: "The next time I see this track, it will be from the grandstand."
Tony Kanaan, 2013: After leading a record seven consecutive races from 2002-'08 and finishing in the top five five times, the Brazilian broke his drought by beating Ryan Hunter-Reay on the final restart and holding off rookie Carlos Munoz as the caution flag flew again.
Jim Rathmann, 1960: Rathmann, runner-up in 1952, 1957 and 1959, swapped the lead with defending winner Rodger Ward 14 times over the final 105 laps and took the top spot for good with four laps to go as Ward slowed with a failing tire.
Johnny Rutherford, 1974: Rutherford finished only two of his first 10 starts and managed only one top-10 finish but then led 122 laps en route to the first of his three victories. An oil fitting problem knocked pole-sitter A.J. Foyt out of contention, eliminating Rutherford's biggest threat and he finished 22.32 seconds ahead of Bobby Unser.
Tom Sneva, 1983: After claiming two poles, breaking the 200 mph barrier in qualifying and finishing second three times, Sneva finally took the big prize, leading 98 laps and reaching the checkered flag 11.174 seconds ahead of Al Unser.
Al Unser Jr., 1992: The runner-up in '89, Unser edged Scott Goodyear by 0.043 of a second — the closest finish at that time — to become the first second-generation winner. He needed just two more attempts to win his second Indy 500.
When: 11:12 a.m. Sunday.
TV: ABC (Ch. 12). Radio: AM-920.


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Skip to comments.Maryland authorities thwart alleged mass shooting plot, seize 'arsenal of weapons'
Posted on 07/27/2012 9:23:21 AM PDT by Zakeet
DEVELOPING: Maryland authorities have thwarted an alleged mass shooting plot and seized an "arsenal of weapons," Fox News has learned.
WJLA-TV reports that police foiled what they believe would have been a mass shooting by an Anne Arundel County man. The station, citing police sources, said the suspect was about to get fired from his job. He was arrested in Crofton, Md., Thursday night.
A source close to the investigation confirmed the report to Fox News, saying the "subject is emotionally disturbed." The man called up his workplace and threatened to shoot people, the source said.
When police took the man into custody, they found an "arsenal" of weapons inside his home.
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An "arsenal" of weapons can mean a whole lot of things to different people.
Their idea of "arsenal" could just be the overflow I have stored in my front closet...
I wonder what they consider an arsenal?
This would be timely - and may be on national news quite a bit, especially in light of the Denver stuff. Liberals will want to make hay - especially when they spout how Anne Arundel is more "conservative" and gun-loving than its surrounding neighbors.
Same kind of "arsenal" as Colorado shooter? 2 handguns, a semi auto rifle and a shotgun?
2 slingshots and a Case pocketknife.
Hey, at least they quoted the "arsenal" part....
This is MD. So an "arsenal" is defined as one 50 year old .22 revolver.
They're POLICE, for cryin' out loud! They are experts! They know an arsenal when they SEE one!!!;)
It said he 'Called his employer and threatened to shoot people'. That is a great way to land in jail without accomplishing anything.
Wondering if it's the same bunch who raided that Mayors house by mistake and killed his black lab?
Maybe he did accomplish something important to him. Instead of starving on the outside, with no health coverage, he will be fed regularly and get free healthcare.
I heard on the radio 20 "guns"
*"guns" is my term. To me anything that has bullets is a gun whether it's a rifle or AK=####.
If they really want to accomplish something they need to find a few crazy friends and "go out in a blaze of glory".
Taking yourself out with a phone call is just sputteringly incompetent.
They should take the lesson of John Brown and the raid on Harpers Ferry to heart. Sure, they lost and were killed, but at least they actually did something first.
Would his name happen to be Abdul Farnsworth or is it one of those wacky Amish guys?
AR.sen.al (ahr.sen.all) n.
1. Any collection of weapons greater than one firearm and 50 rounds of ammunition.
Already the article has changed.
How did we get from "Anne Arundel man" to "Prince George's Co. Police Dept"? Is Crofton on the border like Laurel?
His name is Neil Prescott and typically, mass shootings are done by white guys (at least in this country).
"Federal officials say several long guns and handguns were removed from the home, including three 9mm handguns, a .357 revolver and several other rifles and shotguns."
Good thing they didn't have to do any actual work, just show up at the guys house.
Why do so many comments seem to glibly pass over the fact that someone here threatened to kill people, and pillory the police instead?
Have we figured out whether he's Tea Party or OWS Black Bloc yet? Obviously HAS to be one or the other...
Betting the rest were hunting rifles or some such thing. Any AK or AR would be reported as "numerous assault rifles."
What ever I have next to my bed.
No, but now he is reported (same article - constantly updated) to have uttered something about "The Joker" when threatening to shoot up his co-workers.
Then say 'Twenty firearms' unless you are certain that there are twenty guns.
All guns that use gunpowder are firearms but not all firearms are guns.
Ping me when they do...shouldn't be long.
My German Shepherd.
The 38's in the closet.
Maryland police have worked very hard to earn the reputation as being shoot first, power tripping thugs and we'd hate to not recoginize that effort.
hmm...as a matter of fact, yes it is.
Which Amish? The genuine religious counterpoint, or the strange version of color?
No, it's neither.
My own personal opinion is that most people think of an arsenal as a stores room where a militia would go to arm up when hostilities were about to break out.
Individuals have gun collections. They don't have arsenals.
That's not to say that an individual couldn't develop their own arsenal, but that generally isn't the case.
Of course the media is playing word games again, trying to demonize anyone with the audacity to own something more than a clothes-pin match-stick shooter.
He had a good "minimal" collection there, to be sure.
I'd recommend those to someone who asked what firearms they should buy.
A good .22 rifle would be a must in a minimal collection, but that wouldn't have served the purposes for Holmes.
Living here all my life, I wouldn't say that. I don't recall too many stories, either.
In any case, clearly this dude is a nutcase who deserves to be taken down. I don't focus on police for that.
Oh this is awesome. I'm moving to the Crofton area in about two-and-a-half weeks...
Harper's Ferry?
ABC is frantically searching all Tea Party listings for anything remotely close to a "Neil Prescott".
"I wonder what they consider an arsenal?"
More than one gun and more than one box of ammo for them.
A brick of .22 LR gets reported as FIVE HUNDRED ROUNDS OF AMMO pant pant, and a spam can of 7.62 AKS ammo is even worse.
Thank you. I appreciate it.
I shall use the term firearm from now on.
Nice turn of a phrase!
" Investigators say a search of Prescott's home turned up more than 20 guns, including assault rifles and handguns, and more than 400 rounds of ammunition."
That's a good start, but doesn't reach the level of arsenal. More like a token 'group'. 400 rounds of one caliber doesn't last one afternoon at the range.
Expect lots more of this grandstanding, fear porn. They control our minds with pictures and words repeated often.
Twenty firearms with twenty rounds apiece.
Sounds like a sampler set.
I haven't been online much in 5 months so I had time to think about it.
That's a good start, but doesn't reach the level of arsenal. More like a token 'group'. 400 rounds of one caliber doesn't last one afternoon at the range.
I caught that, too. I thought, amateur. That applies to both the writer and the gun-owner.
It's a good thing they moved on the moron if he was making threats, but one man's gun collection is an ambitious cop's or dishonest politician's "arsenal." They know how to play the media dolts. Look for requests to increase funding, more body armor, more ARs, more sniper rifles, maybe a tank or two, more personnel, and of course gun control....
MSNBC is reporting he told authorities he's the Joker.
Here we go again.
He called his workplace and threatened to shoot people, and the cops reacted accordingly. Why is that news?
I had an arsenal like that...until my front closet had a tragic boating accident.
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City of West Linn Robinwood Neighborhood Association (RNA, RN to be used for Robinwood Neighborhood) Monthly Meeting Minutes Tuesday, 6/13/06 Kevin Bryck called the meeting to order at 7:06 PM. The May minutes were approved (later during the meeting). The persons who attended recited the Pledge of Allegiance. Items Discussed Oregonian Coverage of West Linn Activity Martin Nixon, a journalist contributing to the Oregonian, stated that he is the Oregonian rep covering various topics in West Linn, including RN activity. Proposed Use of Land Across the Street from Burgerville Property owner, David O., discussed his proposal for a 12 residential unit (6, 2-story duplexes) and 8000 sq ft. office building plan. David considered the following to be key points of his plan: 1) Parking spaces will be hidden from the view of the road 2) Sidewalks will be added to 43 and Shady Hollow 3) Shady Hollow will be widened 4) Transportation study not yet done His plan requires zoning changes and revisions to the comprehensive plan. The audience presented the following concerns/ideas: 1) The proposed use is not consistent with the community concept 2) Keep the current zoning (R10) – this would allow for about 7 homes 3) Change the zoning to R5 The attendees voted on a motion to change the design to include only the commercial space on 43 (exclude the use of the remaining space for residential development) - results: For: 10 Against: 14 Abstain: 4 RNA Neighborhood Plan Development Update Streetwalker Kevin Bryck mentioned that a draft of the plan can be obtained from Gordon Howard at City Hall. The plan is to be presented to the WL Planning Commission in August 2006. Police Update Former WL Mayor Dodds commented that the ordinance regarding solicitations in residential areas (discussed at a previous meeting) is ORS 7.000 – 7.080. RN Picnic A unanimous vote occurred to have the picnic on 8/27 at 1:00 PM in Robinwood Park. 20060613 - Meeting Minutes Page 2 of 2 Speed Limit Sign on 43 Resident Mary Grace recommended that a 35 MPH speed limit sign be placed on 43 as 43 enters West Linn from Lake Oswego. Payment to Cedar Oak for Room Rental The audience unanimously voted to pay Cedar Oak School $30 for the next annual rental period for the room within which we have the meetings. The meeting adjourned at 8:45 PM. Next meeting will be on Tuesday, 7/11/06 at 7:00 PM (it will occur outside). Minutes submitted by RNA Secretary, Scott Sandie


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It is not an easy task to present a subject as controversial as is the question of manipulative surgery to the circle of a critical profession. Mennell, in his latest book, has done so rather convincingly. Because of the careful restraint with which he handles physiologic and anatomic facts as a background for his indications, there is no tendency to admit any fantastic or forced theories into his field of reasoning. In the introductory chapters, which are devoted to the mechanical aspect of joint disorders, little was found to which exception could be taken on theoretical grounds, and there was much which is excellent. Then also there is a great deal of clinical material adduced, accurately observed and keenly interpreted, particularly in chapter III on referred pain. The actual technic of manipulations of joints occupies a large portion of the book and is so replete with details that it must
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The Minnesota Vikings announced the addition of Mike Singletary to coaching staff.
The Hall of Fame linebacker for the Chicago Bears joins the staff to coach the linebackers and serve as assistant head coach to Leslie Frazier.
Singletary brings instant recognition to the coaching staff as a fearsome and intense linebacker from his playing days in Chicago. He replaces Fred Pagac (who?) who has been promoted from linebacker coach to defensive coordinator.
Here's hoping the reunion of Frazier and Singletary will be able to elevate the defense to a level like that of the 1985 Bears—or like those directed under Vikings' defensive coordinators Buddy Ryan in the 70's or Tony Dungy in the 90's.
I looked back over the history of the Minnesota Vikings and put together the all-time starting defensive team.
There were some very obvious choices that even casual Vikings fans can agree with, but after the few obvious choices it got a little tougher. The lack of good statistics from the early years made it difficult.
Longevity with the Vikings was a major factor, so those players whose tenure approached a decade were given much consideration.
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Have a question about the WSOP tournament? Tournament Director Jack Effel answers your questions.
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Heads Up with Johnny Chan
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Annette Hanging on at Final Table
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Friday's action and a catch-up with the Great Dane
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A Hollywood tale is brewing at the WSOPE
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WSOPE - It's a Big Deal
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The mood has gotten serious in London...
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The lowdown on the three WSOPE host casinos
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Heads Up With Dario Alioto
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Putting on the Ritz
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The Budget Thunderbolt Solution
LaCie Little Big Disk above would be ideal for Time Machine backups and general media storage. Check out Pocket-lint's review...the lucky ducks got their hands on one already. But for now, I'm looking for a more affordable solution to get me at least in the same zip code of other Thunderbolt storage devices. Options are still really slim, as the relatively new Thunderbolt technology hasn't yet caught on amongst peripheral makers despite the backing of Apple and Intel. We saw several options on the horizon from the likes Western Digital, Elegato, and Belkin at CES this year, but there's only one we'd categorize currently as a serious purchase option on a budget: the Seagate GoFLex Thunderbolt adapter.
A $99 add-on, the Seagate GoFLex Thunderbolt adapter converts Seagate GoFlex external drives (and here's the catch: only Seagate GoFlex drives) into a Thunderbolt-compatible device, shattering the usual speed bottlenecks. Considering GoFlex drives cost in the ballpark of a Ben Franklin, even with the $99 accessory cost, the Thunderbolt adapter is by far the most economical route. Just note, to enter the Thunderbolt party though this route you'll have to BYOC (bring your own cable), as Seagate's adapter package comes sans necessary Thunderbolt cable (ka-ching, another $49), and it appears resellers are adding a small premium at the moment.


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Elena Delle Donne scored 35 points as No. 25 Delaware won its 13th straight game, a 79-63 pasting Sunday of visiting Hofstra.
Delle Donne scored 21 first-half points as the Blue Hens (18-3, 9-0 Colonial Athletic Association) broke open a tight game in the final 10 minutes of the half. Her three-pointer at the half made it 46-33.
Delaware's lead grew to 21 points, 56-35, in the opening minutes of the second half. The Pride (9-10, 5-3) never got any closer than 13 points after intermission.


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Volume 118, Issue 5, November 2005
Sound-field analysis by plane-wave decomposition using spherical microphone array118(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2063108View Description Hide Description
Directional sound-field information is becoming more important in sound-fieldanalysis and auditorium acoustics, and, as a consequence, a variety of microphone arrays have recently been studied that provide such information. In particular, spherical microphone arrays have been proposed that provide three-dimensional information by decomposing the sound field into spherical harmonics. The theoretical formulation of the plane-wave decomposition and array performance analysis were also presented. In this paper, as a direct continuation of the recent work, a spherical microphone array configured around a rigid sphere is designed, analyzed using simulation, and then used experimentally to decompose the sound field in an anechoic chamber and an auditorium into waves. The array employs a maximum of 98 measurement positions around the sphere, and is used to compute spherical harmonics up to order 6. In the current paper we investigate the factors affecting the performance of plane-wave decomposition, showing that the direct sound and several reflections in an auditorium can be identified experimentally. This suggests that the microphone arrays studied here can be employed in various acoustic applications to identify the characteristics of reverberant sound fields.


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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Last week I asked you to chime in on your thoughts on holidays and dates and family time. Chime in you did. I am humbled. You all gave me so much to think about! I'm going to really cherish my time having all of my kids under one roof …
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Nov 30 2010
My Cherished Readers:
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Nov 12 2010
Good friends are better than magazines!
I've come pretty far as a mom. I've gone from the one needing constant advice to being the one asked for advice. I've been able to let go of some of the temptations that come with motherhood. The temptation to compare children is less than it used to be, though the addition of twins to …
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Oct 12 2010
Getting Ready for Halloween; Costume Supercenter Review
Getting six kids ready for Halloween is tough. October is a super busy month, full of Halloween parties for the Cub Scouts, groups of friends and sports teams. And then there is the Trick or Treating. We end up having to plan in advance and then allow for changes of mind. While we've been known to …
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Oct 05 2010
How to be a better mother.
I bet that you wish becoming better at motherhood was as easy as reading a blog post. I do too. Sadly, our sinful nature does not allow us to to be the moms we envision. You know what I'm talking about. I envision myself as a sort of June Cleaver in 2010. (If June Cleaver would …
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WVAPP Announces 2016 Spring Conference
WVAPP President Gerard Speigler, M.A., has announced the upcoming Spring 2016 Conference, featuring presentations on Ethics and Veteran's Issues. You may register by mail, or by clicking the link on the left of this page. Full details in the flyer below.
Fall 2015 Conference Agenda
Dear WVAPP Member,
Our Fall Conference schedule offers an exciting and educational program that includes sessions on personality assessment, integrating mental health care with primary care, and a presentation by newly appointed members of the WV Board of Examiners of Psychologists. CEUs are available. A general session kicks off the Conference with news announcements, presentation of new officers, and other issues/concerns of interest to WV psychologists.
As always, the Conference will be held at the Day's Inn and Conference Center in Flatwoods, WV off Interstate-79. A block of rooms has been reserved for WVAPP members. You can arrange your accommodations by booking online at www.hotelsone.com or by calling 1-855-213-0582.
Annual membership dues are $60 and the conference registration fee is $45 for full members. Please take a moment to fill out and send in the Conference Registration Form below, or by following the "Pay Dues and Conference Registration" link to the left.
Thank you for your dedication to WVAPP's mission to continue providing high quality mental health services to all West Virginians.
Yours truly,
Jerry Spiegler
Flatwoods Conference Center
Days Inn, Flatwoods, WV
8:00 am to 8:30 am – Registration
8:30 am to 9:00 am – General Business Meeting – Presentation of new officers and other issues.
9:00 am to 10:00 am – Presentation by Kerri Linton, MA from the Board of Examiners – Topic and CEU's to be arranged.
10 am to 12: noon – Presentation by Tim Saar, PhD – Personality Assessment – 2 CEUs are pending approval by the Board of Examiners of Psychologists. MMPI-II; MMPI-IIRF; PAI; MCMI; and Malingering Scales – When and why to use them.
12 noon to 1 pm – Lunch on your own
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm: Presentation by Mary Aldred-Crouch, LICSW, AADC, MPH – 3 CEU's are pending approval by the Board of Examiners of Psychologists. Integrating Mental Health Services With Primary Health Care – Historical Overview and Recent Developments
4:00 pm to 5:00 pm: Presentation by Bill Brezinski and members of the Reassembling Psychology Committee Town Hall Discussion of developments of interest to psychologists practicing in WV.
Registration Costs:
In order to offset the cost of the meeting rooms and coffee in the morning, the WVAPP is charging a registration fee of $45 for all members and allied members. Students may attend without cost. Non-members will be charged $50. You may attend one or all of the presentations for the same flat registration fee. Please register in advance so that we can project attendance. You may register at the door however and will be charged an additional $10 fee (plus you may have to wait in line to register).
In order to hold down the cost of registrations, no snacks or break food or drinks have been reserved. We will have morning coffee and tea.
Registration procedures:
Return the form below with a check for $45 for Conference Registration to:
PO Box 11552
Charleston, WV 25339
Register on line at www.westvirginiaapp.org and pay using our PayPal account.
To become a member of WVAPP visit our website at www.westvirginiaapp.org
Name (Please Print):
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Check enclosed if necessary? $45 $50 (non members)
Please note: If you do not print your name clearly, we won't be responsible for bad spelling!
Speigler Elected to Office of President-Elect
Jerry Speigler is the new President-Elect of the WVAPP. He was voted in during a special election, necessitated by the resignation of Rick Workman, who resigned after perceiving a possible conflict-of-interest. Complete election results are available here.
Spring 2015 Conference
The WVAPP Spring Conference has been scheduled for Friday, May 29 at the Days Conference Center in Flatwoods. We are finalizing the details of this one day event and I am excited about the presentations we have planned.
Presentations include:
1. A workshop on DBT for Adolescents conducted by Jessica Luzier, Ph.D. and Patrick Kerr, Ph.D.
2. A presentation on Managed Care including Ethical Issues of Operating in A Managed Care Environment conducted by Sheila Kelly, M.A., Randy Venable, M.A. and Mark Drennon
3. A workshop on DSM 5 Diagnostic Criteria and Early Intervention Strategies for Autism Spectrum Disorders conducted by Karen Armstead, M.A.
I will send out a flyer in the next couple of weeks with more specific details related to the specific times of each presentation.
To register, please click the "Pay Dues and Conference Registration" link on the left-hand side of this page.
Thank you.
Randall R. Venable, M.A.
WVPA Fall Conference Scheduled for November 21
The West Virginia Association of Professional Psychologists (WVAPP) will hold its Fall Conference in Flatwoods on November 21. Come an join us for some great fellowship, and an opportunity to learn some new skills while clocking CEU credits!


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A Wyoming man facing sentencing for his involvement in a Greeley gang hung his head and cried Friday as the judge sentenced him to eight years in prison.
Jeremiah Guajardo, 25, is the last and youngest of five men to be sentenced on charges stemming from Weld County's first case under the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act.
Guajardo, of Cheyenne, pleaded guilty in May to attempted participation in organized crime, a felony. He asked Weld District Judge Todd Taylor to give him a second chance, saying he has distanced himself from the gang.
"Since I've had the opportunity to change my life, I've never looked back," Guajardo said.
More than a dozen friends and family members entered the court with him, tearfully embracing him before the hearing.
Guajardo's defense attorney, Sarah Cure, said Guajardo was a gang member, but his role in the gang is not deserving of a prison sentence. She noted the changes Guajardo has made in his life, including the fact that he has complied with bond requirements for more than a year and has held a steady job.
Taylor said he recognizes that Guajardo has made positive changes, and he has confidence that Guajardo can turn his life around. Still, he said Guajardo must face consequences for his participation in crimes, including a 2010 aggravated robbery of five people.
"You terrorized those five individuals who didn't deserve that, and you have to take responsibility for that," Taylor said.
Four other men, Christopher Cox of Greeley, Ramon Acevedo of Gill, Joseph Perez of Greeley and Rosendo Santa-Cruz of Gill, faced organized crime charges in the case and were all sentenced to prison. Cox, who faced the most egregious charges, was convicted by a jury in December. He was sentenced to 42 years in prison.
Weld District Attorney Ken Buck said this case represents the county's dedication to prosecuting all members of gangs, especially those in leadership positions.
"I think it sends a very important message to gang leaders in Greeley that they are not immune just because they are not involved in the day-to-day activities," Buck said.


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Chris Edwards
Department of Homeland Bureaucracy
The programs, regulations, and laws that define most federal activities are so numerous and complex that it strangles effective governance. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is no exception. During the Hurricane Katrina disaster, DHS officials were in a fog of confusion, overwhelmed by events and all the complicated emergency rules and procedures.
Eric Cantor's Website
My Daily Caller op-ed today looks at the website of a typical modern politician, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY). His site is designed to impress voters and the media in his district with all the federal benefits he has brought home. Maloney is taking a pork and constituent service approach to gaining reelection.
The Modern Politician
Congressional websites are a useful resource to gain insights into today's politics. So let's take a look at the website of Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) to see what we can find out. Maloney was elected just in 2012, but his website reveals that he is a fast learner in the modern ways of Washington.
Federal Firing Rate by Department
The VA scandal has prompted a debate about whether it should be easier to fire federal workers. I've argued that the firing rate for poor performance should be increased.
Federal Employment by Department
We've learned about what a huge and dysfunctional agency Veterans Affairs is in recent weeks. I had not realized that the agency added 100,000 workers in just the past seven years.
Highway Bill: Fiscal Reform or Big Government?
If you are interested in financial markets, Cato has an interesting forum tomorrow on bank runs. But if you are more interested in highways and spending, you can catch me at this Heritage forum tomorrow on the Hill.
VA Scandal: Crisis of Big Government
Peggy Noonan's op-ed on the weekend was titled "The VA Scandal Is a Crisis of Leadership." Noonan discusses how President Obama "doesn't do the plodding, unshowy, unromantic work of making government work." Obama is not a good manager, and so scandals like the current one are to be expected.
Privatize Aviation
In discussing one of her main achievements as British prime minister, Margaret Thatcher said, "privatization is at the center of any program of reclaiming territory for freedom." One area where Britain reclaimed a lot of freedom is aviation. Since the 1980s, that nation has privatized airlines, airports, air traffic control, and in some cases airport security screening.
Number of VA Employees
After my blogpost yesterday about Department of Veterans Affairs spending, my research assistant Nick created the chart below on the number of VA employees. Wow, you don't often see bureaucracies expand that rapidly! A 56 percent increase in just 13 years, from 219,000 to 341,000 employees. The VA has 100,000 new employees just since 2006.
Talking Taxes with Rep. Ralph Hall
Rep. Ralph Hall is in the news for losing to a primary challenger in his Texas district. I first met 91-year-old Hall just last week as we were on a Capitol Hill panel together organized by the Texas Association of Business (TAB). In the photo, that's Hall to my right and Rep. Kevin Brady and TAB head Bill Hammond on my left. (Photo credit: Office of Rep. Hall).


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Cabin at Wintergreen! 3Bed/2BathUnited StatesVirginiaRoseland
About this listing
Our cozy family cabin is located in Roseland, VA. It is the ideal mountain getaway for families, students, couples, or individuals. The space comfortably fits up to eight people, and the area offers activities that everyone can enjoy year-round!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
In addition to being known for its winter sports, the area is also a wonderful place for swimming, fishing, hiking, and rafting during the Spring/Summer months. Roseland/Nelson County (also referred to simply as "Wintergreen") is home to a number of wonderful vineyards, craft breweries, nature trails, and of course beautiful mountain views!
Our cabin is adjacent to the Wintergreen Resort which includes ski slopes, restaurants, and shops. They also offer various outdoor activities and public programs.
* Please note that we are not affiliated with Wintergreen Resort. Access to their facilities is limited to their public programs, which include winter sports, outdoor recreation, and periodic events. We cannot supply passes to their indoor pool, spa area, or guest services.
Guest Access
Our cabin has two bathrooms and three bedrooms (two king-sized beds and two sets of bunk beds), so the home can easily accommodate 6-8 people. It also features a full kitchen, dishwasher, deck, wireless internet, and a TV with Bluray/DVD Player.
Our kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, utensils, and cookware. There is also a coffee maker, washer/dryer, oven and microwave. You're welcome to use any of these items during your stay but please clean any used dishes before checking out and remove all perishable trash (see House Rules).
Interaction with Guests
We do not live at the property and use the space primarily as a vacation home. We will not be present during your stay but we do have caretakers nearby who check on the property and are available in the event of an emergency.
The Neighborhood
Our neighborhood is a quaint community of cabins and vacation homes bordering the Wintergreen Resort. The resort office is less than 5 minutes away by car for those who may be utilizing their facilities. We are not a ski in/ski out unit.
Just down the road (less than a 5 minute drive), you'll find The Market At Wintergreen, which provides a solid array of groceries, so don't worry if you've forgotten to pack something to eat.
There are several hiking trails in the immediate area and a beautiful mountain overlook within walking distance of the cabin. Be sure to spend some time enjoying the local flora and fauna!
Getting Around
Parking is available on site. We have a parking lot that can fit 2-3 mid-sized vehicles. Please let us know if the lot is inaccessible at any time due to snow or debris.
Other Things to Note
* Rates may vary seasonally and on holidays, based on demand.
* Check In time is generally set at 1PM but is flexible. Please let us know if you'll be checking in before or after 1PM.
* We are not affiliated with the Wintergreen Resort and cannot ensure that all of their facilities will be available to our guests. Please contact the Wintergreen Resort Office to get additional information about their public facilities and programs.
* Please note that your security deposit will be returned in full by Airbnb unless something is missing or significantly damaged.
* If you are aware of another rental property on the mountain with comparable amenities that is being listed at a lower price than our property, feel free to let us know! We'd be happy to negotiate our rates with you depending on the season and demand.
PLEASE READ THE HOUSE RULES CAREFULLY SO THAT WE CAN GIVE YOU THE REVIEW THAT YOU DESERVE! But also make yourself at home and make the most of your stay!
- PLEASE BE SURE THAT YOUR ITINERARY REFLECTS THE CORRECT NUMBER OF GUESTS IN YOUR PARTY. This includes you and all friends, relatives, or other guests who will be staying overnight during your reserved dates (even if they are only staying for one evening). You can edit your number of guests and amend your itinerary at any time.
- Let us know if anything is not working or is damaged when you arrive or during your stay. We'd like to know, so it can be fixed promptly!
- Do not smoke inside! You can smoke on the deck or back porch, but please do not throw cigarette butts into the surrounding wooded area.
- If you use the fireplace, be careful and follow all instructions! Our fireplace is deactivated annually from June until August.
- PLEASE ONLY USE AVAILABLE SPACE HEATERS IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, or if there is a problem with the central air. It's very probable that a space heater will trip one of our breakers (depending on where it is plugged in). The breaker box is located in the crawl space under the cabin and is only accessible externally. You are welcome to use the fireplace at any time though (see the "House Manual" for fireplace instructions).
- Respect the plumbing! Please never pour cooking grease or inappropriate materials down the drains (dispose of grease in a trash bin once it has cooled).
- DO NOT adjust or alter any valves or setting on our propane system without consulting us first. In the event of an emergency or utility disruption please contact us immediately.
- When you are preparing to leave, please use our Checkout Checklist below.
- TAKE ALL PERISHABLE TRASH TO THE COMMUNITY DUMPSTER! When driving out of the neighborhood you should see a large dumpster located on Black Rock Dr. (between the cabin and The Market at Wintergreen). In order to keep our home bug/rodent-free, we request that guests toss their bagged garbage away at this dumpster when they leave. We schedule regular cleanings after each guest has checked out, however, it may be several days between reservations.
- Be sure to leave all slept-in beds un-made so we know which linens to clean after your stay. You can leave dirty towels and rags on the bathroom floor or on top of the washing machine. Please do not leave any wet fabrics in the washer or dryer though.
- Make sure all lights/appliances are turned off and all windows/doors are shut and locked.
- Wash and put away any dirty dishes that you've used during your stay.
- In the winter/fall, please turn the thermostat to its lowest setting when you check out. In the summer/spring, turn it to the highest setting when you check out.
- Try to leave the rest of the house as it was when you arrived. If you move furniture or decor items, please restore them to their original location before checking out.
- For safety, please lock the doors when exiting.
- You can leave the front porch light on for the next visitor (it's the middle switch by the front door.)
- Drive safe and let us know how your stay was on Airbnb!
We are not liable for damages to or the loss of personal items left in the home after guests check out. We are not responsible for the care or shipment of personal belongings left behind. We will make every attempt to identify the owner of found items and will contact guests whenever possible to make arrangements for return of belongings. Arrangements for the return of belongings are the responsibility of guests. All lost/forgotten items must be claimed within 30 days. After that time, recovered items will be be held in a "Lost & Found" container until further notice, donated, or disposed of.
* If you require us to ship any forgotten/lost items to you, all packages will be sent as a COD. The recipient will be responsible for any/all associated postage fees, shipping or packaging costs. A 15% convenience charge will also be added. These fees will be collected by the shipping company before packages can be claimed by recipients.
Our pet policy is negotiable on a case by case basis. Please let us know if you intend to bring an animal. We do not allow pets that are not house broken or have a history of destructive behavior. If your pet is still "in-training," or is a nervous traveller, please make alternative arrangements for your furry friends.
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Joseph And Marc
We are a couple of guys who have ambitions of ambling across the country and around the world together. We both live and work in Richmond, VA (USA). Joseph is a recent graduate from VCUArts, who studied sculpture. Marc has a background in physics and now works in web development. We are both very easy-going, respectful, and tidy.
Currently we are listing our family's 3 bed/2 bath cabin located in Roseland (Wintergreen), Virginia. Because we do not live on the property, we are actively seeking renters year-round. If you are looking for a beautiful mountain getaway, please contact us. The area is full of local breweries, vineyards, and provides visitors with an array of hiking trails, ski slopes, horseback riding, and more! Let us know if you need any suggestions during your visit to the area!


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It sounds like "Modern Family" star Julie Bowen is completely on board with the love for her co-star Sofia Vergara.
When asked by E! News if she has a girl crush on Vergara, Bowen replies, "Who doesn't? … I sort of worship Sofia. It's kind of like – a girl crush is something you would have on somebody you don't know … like Katy Perry."
"Sofia I know and see all the time. I respect her so much. She's so comfortable being like, 'I am a woman, yes?' I'm more like pulling at my dress and feeling like my boobs shouldn't be doing whatever they're doing," says Bowen.
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In Philippians 3:13, the Apostle Paul says that one thing he really made an effort to do was to forget "what lies behind" (The Amplified Bible)—letting go of what already had passed. I believe Paul tried fixing earlier mistakes and discovered how complicated and impossible that was. There is only one thing we can do with the past—give it to God!
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"Within 20 years, we will be an economy or state that doesn't depend mainly on oil". This critical statement from Saudi Arabia's deputy Crown Prince has been lost in the hype surrounding Q1′s hedge fund-inspired rally in oil, commodities and Emerging Markets. There has seldom been a better example of markets failing to see the […]
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Hedge funds moving away from 'buy on the dips' strategy
In recent years, financial markets have believed that "everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds". Good news has taken markets higher. So has bad news – as investors assume policymakers will apply more stimulus. As a result, a whole generation of managers and analysts has grown up without having to learn the fundamentals of supply/demand analysis. And […]
Most hedge funds not an "alternative" asset class
Warren Buffett is the world's most successful investor, earning $62bn from his investments by 2009. But if he had instead channelled this money through hedge funds, and still been equally successful, he would have ended up with just $5bn. They would have taken the other $57bn. Hedge funds have thus been the most successful way […]
Supermodels prefer euros
Gisele Bundchen, the world's richest supermodel, has joined the list of those who refuse to be paid in US dollars. As a Brazilian, she has had plenty of experience to help her recognise a depreciating currency. According to Bloomberg, she even insisted that a recent contract with US-based Proctor and Gamble for 'Pantene' hair products […]
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Honestly, the only thing which has cumulatively had more security holes than Flash is Windows. I honestly don't know why people keep trusting it, because it really has been a terrible security risk forever, and disabling it is usually the first thing I do in a browser.
I expect a large portion of the Slashdot commentariat also have "disable Windows" as the first thing on their to-do list.
What's wrong with your maths?
I could ask the same question of you—because from my perspective, the only difference between victims being injured or killed is a matter of luck. I consider it an error of the highest order to include that sort of randomness in the factors which drive public policy.
A person with issues made what might have been a final plea for help the night before and everyone just blew it off.
"Online" is such a vague description. Was this somewhere like Facebook or G+, where tying your activity to your offline location is simple, or was it on 4chan or Xbox Live where the "identity protections" in place may have prevented properly contacting the police department in the correct local area?
...do you think someone can commit mass murder on this scale with knives and baseball bats?
It does not matter what I think, I happen to know it has happened. While typically these events are "less fatal" I don't think a 0-deaths attack should be considered better if victim counts remain high. Personally, I wonder why you prioritize guns, when nearly every previous mass shooting perpetrator has shown poor mental health? (It's still a little early in the reporting cycle for a solid analysis in this latest attack.) Since this is such a universal factor, even past the availability of firearms, I would say improving our treatment of mental health issues should take a higher priority in responding to mass attacks.
I caution attempts at social engineering result in greater injustices than those they seek to fight against.
I would say that the first thing those attempting social engineering should seek is to utilize the solutions they propose. For instance, it's amazing how many of the politicians in the US who seek to raise the minimum wage also make broad use of unpaid interns. If even the crusaders can't manage to pay everybody minimum wage (not the new level of $10, $15, or whatever is being proposed today, but just the current amount), what makes you so certain it's a great idea?
I'm not entirely sure you're not trolling, but I'll bite anyway.
The US Constitution states that the purpose of copyright is "to promote the progress of science and useful arts", artists and inventors may be granted a (temporary, limited) exclusive right to their work. Anytime copyright comes up among my group of friends (who include a large number of writers, musicians, and graphical artists, in addition to programmers) copyright is a fairly contentious issue. I tend to like to argue the position that any "common", mass produced work that is unavailable for public purchase for longer than one year has outlived its' salable value and should lose copyright protection. (This is particularly true in the age of digital distribution, where "shelf space" is a non-issue.) Fine art (where only one copy of the item ever gets created) clearly requires a different definition for copyright term, but for the things which usually are referenced in these debates online -- CDs, mass market books, newsclippings, etc. -- a strictly limited term is far more beneficial to keeping works available to the public.
I don't think I dare look at your link right now, but your question has been answered. To quote from that Wikipedia article: "The lead plaintiff was Frank Ricci, who had been a firefighter at the New Haven station for 11 years.
Make whatever noises you like: just because a person is part of the privileged class in the two most visible categories of discrimination (race & gender) doesn't exclude them from being a member of any other legally protected class.
I'm sure you know about Westinghouse and Edison setting up parallel electricity networks in New York, but it was even more extreme for the telegraph. In 1850 there were 75 telegraph companies, ten of which served New York; in 1866 there was only one.
False. Since you specifically mentioned New York, here's an article about how that technology developed. Specifically, it states that "To encourage growth in this new electricity infrastructure, New York, like all of the other states, protected the utilities' investment by granting them an exclusive right to serve customers." (Emphasis mine.) Believe what you want about the importance of monopoly busting, but the sad truth is that for every common example people give of "natural" monopolies, the government had a hand in why the service in question is a monopoly market.
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Our society has accepted that risk for those diseases that are highly contagious through casual contact. But to legislate a vaccine (for females only) for a disease that is not spread through coughing and sneezing is beyond what the government should be doing.
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BuySeasons Inc., the New Berlin-based Internet retailer that became one of the fastest-growing companies in the Milwaukee area over the last decade, cut about 90 jobs Wednesday, roughly 20% of its permanent workforce.
One person who lost a job said a supervisor told her that cost-cutting measures were necessary because "our sales are not keeping up with our employee base." The former employee declined to give her name, saying she did not want to jeopardize future job prospects.
As of late March, BuySeasons had nearly 450 permanent employees in New Berlin - two thirds of them full time.
The company, best known as an online seller of costumes, also hired nearly 1,300 temporary employees last fall for the busy pre-Halloween period.
A BuySeasons spokeswoman confirmed the elimination of roughly 90 jobs. She said BuySeasons recently reorganized "to better position the company to respond to current demand and growth in our year-round party and costume businesses."
Founded in 1999 by local entrepreneurs Jalem Getz and Jon Majdoch, BuySeasons grew over the course of several years to roughly 500 permanent employees and as many as 2,000 seasonal workers.
The company was sold to Colorado-based Liberty Media Corp. in 2006. Getz remained as CEO until about two years ago, then left to pursue other ventures.
A few months ago, BuySeasons announced that longtime executive Dan Haight, who had succeeded Getz, was leaving the company. His replacement, Dev Mukherjee, came to BuySeasons from Sears Holdings Corp.
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A wallet was lost somewhere in the city.
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On Berlin Street, a cat was reportedly hit by a vehicle.
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A vehicle was repossessed on North Street.
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A ring was lost somewhere in the city.
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A license plate was stolen somewhere in the city.
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ImTooSkilledd 4 years ago#22
Dashboarding - signing out or going to the dashboard so that your stats aren't saved from the game you left.
Quitting - simply hitting start and leaving the game normally.
There's a big difference...it's not just "semantics".
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"RAGE! Sometimes it just gets the best of me..."
It happens to me. That definitely happened to me a lot when I first played CoD4, my first CoD game, since it was so much different from all of the other shooter games that I played in the past (I couldn't get use to being insta-killed until MW2 came out and all of the other shooter games that I played had a lot more health).
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IAMGLADIATOR 4 years ago#24
Never have, never will, pointless
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azngamer16 posted...JPhoenix985 posted...So, to the people to who posted about never dashboarding ever...so seriously...you're saying that in the history of COD games, dating back to WaW, you've never "dashboarded" or quit a single game early due to anything at all? I just feel like that's really hard to believe, but props to all of you if you're really being honest.
WOW, really? If you don't even know the difference then you should not even be talking about it. Seriously, did you think dashboarding was really just quitting a game early? WOW.
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hyperpowder 4 years ago#26
never, I'm not 12
grow up and take the beating like a man
RS_YELARAKA 4 years ago#27
Never have and never will. Dashboarding is for stat saving 11 year old dbags. Just quit the match if you feel screwed over. Thats why there is a *Quit Match* option.
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A liar? lol. Pathetic poll is pathetic. I never dashboard. I've left games once in a blue moon like when we join and it's 180-14 in domination (thanks matchmaking!). Even in those types of games I don't even leave anymore. So yeah, broken poll is broken.
Kovalchuk_ 4 years ago#29
Never understood why people dashboard. No one cares about your stats.
Much quicker to just press start and quit the match...
People don't kill people, guns kill people.
FeelMyBlade 4 years ago#30
I dashboard a lot.
Every night when I'm about to sleep. Then I turn off my 360.
As for in-game: Never. I am a man, not some butthurt kid.
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Carolyn Hax: Couple spar with mother over grandkids
Hi Carolyn: My mother-in-law is currently battling cancer, and has lately been making passive-aggressive comments to my husband about how she's so disappointed she'll never see our kids, and talking about birth details of all of her kids ...
I don't want kids! Even if I did, the endometriosis and ovarian cysts have rendered me about as fecund as the lunar surface.
I hate trying to dance around this topic when she's not feeling well, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth that she'd use her current frailty to try to guilt us into something we've already said we're not interested in. Is there a tasteful (or at least less hostile) way to tell her to mind her own uterus? -- Happily Barren
Dear Happily: You could give her the benefit of the doubt, and take her comments not as passive aggression or guilt-tripping, but instead as honest expressions of grief at not having grandchildren.
Maybe there is no doubt for you to work with and you know from history that she's working the guilt levers hard -- but that still leaves you with some options besides pushing back.
The most appealing of them, from where I sit, is to give her what you're so annoyed about not getting from her: respect for her position.
Some disclaiming is in order. First, the only one with any standing to talk about your uterus is you, so I do not regard her position as equal to yours on the matter of grandchildren. Second, it's best for all involved to let this matter rest -- or at least for your mother-in-law to express her grief to her friend/clergy/shrink, instead of the two people who'll take it as a slap in the face.
However, while she's obviously not entitled to a grandchild, she is entitled to her feelings. And, the absence in her life also happens to be real.
For a woman wrestling with her own mortality who lets that sentiment fly, I think the best response isn't "Get out of my uterus," it's "I know you're disappointed, and I'm sorry about that." You can validate her feelings while not budging an inch.
If she persists, then -- with warmth and patience -- there's this: "I hear you, and sympathize, as I've said. But since we're not changing our plans, revisiting the subject only has me feeling frustrated/defensive/angry/sad/(your feelings here)." It's an invitation for her to validate you; if she declines, it's a boundary. Once set, you can enforce it by not engaging. No "dancing around" required.
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- Print ISBN 9780444825582
The goal of this volume is to develop a broad-based coverage of human and non-human primate chemical neuroanatomic details together within a volume in which details on transmitters and systems can be appreciated.
The eight comprehensive chapters that comprise this volume deal with large global concepts and datasets which not only create an initial coverage of the entire primate neuraxis, but also capture useful points of information on the chemical neuranatomy of the primate nervous system.
An excellent, informative book, and a welcome addition to the sparse literature in this field.


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