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Megan Sutton is an associate in the Nashville office of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz. She defends local, regional and nationally-known employers against workers' compensation retaliation claims, as well as against allegations of age, race, sex, national origin and disability discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and under the Tennessee Human Rights Act. She also advises employers on the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Fair Rights Credit Reporting Act (FRCA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), and defends them in court when necessary. Ms. Sutton also has experience with issues of pregnancy discrimination and failure to promote, as well as Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) anti-retaliation matters. Further she assists with wrongful death/premises liability claims for a national restaurant chain.
As an integral member of the Labor & Employment department, Ms. Sutton regularly conducts plaintiff and defense witness depositions and handles settlement negotiations. She is also one of the Firm's diversity trainers on "implicit bias." Before joining Baker Donelson, Ms. Sutton was a judicial clerk for Chancellors W. Frank Brown, III and Jeffrey M. Atherton at the Hamilton County Chancery Court in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Lydia Powell is a Senior Associate in the Assurance Services department at KraftCPAs. She has more than three years of experience in public accounting, including experience with nonprofit clients.
Sari DeLeon Reist performs regularly with some of Nashville's finest musicians and ensembles, both on stage and in the recording studio. She plays with the Nashville Opera Orchestra and is a regular substitute with the Nashville Symphony. She was also a soloist with the Nashville Chamber Orchestra and the Nexus Chamber Orchestra. In the popular realm, Sari can be heard on recordings by Lady Antebellum, Kings of Leon, Ben Folds, Train, Carrie Underwood and many others. Sari received her Bachelors of Music degree in cello performance from San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Later, she received her Suzuki Certification from School for Strings in New York City. She has served on the faculties of School for Strings, Mannes College of Music, The Children's Orchestra of New York and the Governors School for the Arts in TN.
Tiffany Pack has more than 20 years of experience and expertise in benefits, health and wellness, and human resources services. Prior to joining Change Healthcare in 2010, where she currently serves as Vice President of Engagement, she successfully led implementation, strategic account management and marketing at Ceridian Corporation, ADP, Gordian Health Solutions (Onlife) and Click4Care. In addition to her professional experience, Tiffany is the founder of and continues to run a preventive care clinic in Ecuador. She is also a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee and a member of the board of Project for Neighborhood Aftercare. Tiffany holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in marketing with Cum Laude honors from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and a Masters in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Jocelyn D. Briddell, PhD, is former Executive Director of Nashville's Scarritt-Bennett Center, a non-profit education, retreat and conference center that presents a variety of programs and events designed to address racial equality, cross-cultural understanding, the empowerment of women and spiritual renewal. An administrator in higher education for 30 years, she has extensive experience in facilities management, program planning and community collaboration; this is indicative in her work at both Rutgers University's Douglass College and Connecticut College. A graduate of Douglass College, Jocelyn is a member of the Advisory Board for Horizon Summer Camp at Nashville's University School, because of her interest in serving the Edgehill community. She also serves as the President of the Black Alumnae Network with the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College, where she received the Douglass Medal in 2007. Jocelyn holds a master's degree in student personnel services from the College of New Jersey and a doctoral degree from Nova Southeastern University.
Born and raised in a different "Music City" (New Orleans), David Vulcano has lived in the Nashville area since 1999. With master's degrees in social work and business administration, he currently serves as the Responsible Executive for Clinical Research at Hospital Corporation of America. Despite a busy professional career, David is active in the Nashville community, serving on several organizations and boards pertaining to youth sports and Catholic scouting. With his wife, he also created the Vulcano Family Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a venue for giving money to organizations that help improve lives other than their own. In addition, David volunteers for Habitat for Humanity, Nashville Rescue Mission and Make-A-Wish Foundation, and he is a citizen graduate of both the Brentwood Citizens Police Academy and the Brentwood Fire & Rescue Academy. Finally, David is a founding contributor to the Williamson 100 and the current president of the Nashville Chapter of the Angel Capital Group, which funds and mentors startup companies (and for which David's work earned him the title "Angel of the Year" by Angel Investing magazine).
Loraine Segovia-Paz, the 2010 recipient of the U.S. Small Business Administration "Women In Business Advocate of the Year Award," is a leader in connecting to the growing and widely diverse population of Tennessee. In 2003, she founded Hispanic Paper and began publishing Spanish-language educational content as a vehicle to foster effective communication with the fast-growing population of Hispanics in Tennessee. An advocate for public service, in 2007, Loraine received the Small Business Administration Business Advocate Recognition and, in 2008, the Hispanic Heritage Outstanding Leadership and Service Award. As a Vice Chair of Education and Business Literacy initiatives for the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC), she developed a Latina Leaders training program and annual recognition program. Other organizations with which Loraine has and, in some cases, continues to work include Comprehensive Care Center, American Red Cross and Metro Human Relations Commission. She is also credited with building valuable partnerships with respected institutions including the Belcourt Theater Foundation, Scarritt Bennett Center, American Red Cross and All About Women.
Chris Farris joined ALIAS through a class on board service through Hands On Nashville. Previously, he served as Director and Operations Manager for a large non-profit in Michigan. Chris is a senior consultant with C3 Consulting in Nashville, where he leads large-scale installations or upgrades of network infrastructure, telecommunications systems, enterpriser resource planning (ERP) systems and corporate disaster recovery/business continuity plans. He has experience in all phases of needs evaluation, proposal development, budgeting, planning and procurement. Chris is a member of ALIAS' Marketing committee.
Board Chair Georgeann Burns has devoted her career to working on healthcare facility projects, which have ranged from research studies for the VA to master plans for leading academic medical centers. She has worked with national and international design firms and led several consulting firms focused on healthcare planning and programming. Working on projects throughout the United States and around the world, Georgeann offers expertise in community hospitals, specialty institutions (pediatric, facilities for aging and behavioral health) and ambulatory care centers. With a growing interest in Lean principles and their application to both healthcare delivery and the process of project delivery, she established Health Facilities Planning Partners, LLC, to provide innovative master planning, planning and programming services. She serves as the company's President and Senior Advisor.
After two years as an English major at James Madison University, cellist Matt Walker transferred to Florida State University, where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Music. After playing for three years with the Jacksonville Symphony and then five years with the Charleston Symphony, he won a position in the cello section of the Nashville Symphony in 1999. In 2002, Matt helped found ALIAS and he has since appeared regularly with the ensemble as a cellist, bassist, guitarist and composer. ALIAS has presented several world premieres of Matt's compositions and he is featured on the group's Grammy-nominated CD "Hilos," which he also co-produced. As a composer as well as a performing musician, Matt has written many pieces that have been performed across the U.S. and in Europe. In 2012, he was commissioned by the Nashville Ballet, which performed his "Arabian Blues" in May 2012. That same month, Yo-Yo Ma premiered Matt's cello duo "Yo-Yo Joe."


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Report For America to lead innovation in the 21st century, we have to make sure that our people are skilled and educated, operating in an economic environment that is conducive to their success and that allows them to compete at home and abroad.
Michael Ettlinger, Vice President of Economic Policy at the Center for American Progress, issues a statement in response to the president's State of the Union address.
Three-quarters of the $2.4 trillion in deficit reduction already enacted since the start of fiscal year 2011 has been spending cuts.
After a decade of repeated tax cuts, the increase in revenue achieved in the legislation to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff is a step in the right direction, but it won't be enough.
Congressional Republicans' unwillingness to let the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy expire is irresponsible and will prove harmful to our economic future.
House Speaker John Boehner's plan lacks seriousness and is an attempt to divert attention from an unwillingness to adopt a balanced approach that all serious people recognize as a necessity.
Michael Ettlinger outlines how Congress and the president can have it both ways on deficits, spending, taxes, and investments and still put our fiscal house in order and invest in our economy.
An infographic from Michael Ettlinger and Michael Linden presents data to show why supply-side economics doesn't work.
CAP's Middle Class and Economic Growth project looks to provide a better understanding of the relationship between middle-class strength and the nation's economic health.
Michael Ettlinger and Michael Linden give three decades' worth of evidence that proves supply-side economics doesn't work.
Gadi Dechter and Michael Ettlinger analyze the president's forceful defense of the middle class as our economy's engine of economic growth and prosperity.
Michael Ettlinger details the two policy threads that define the president's approach toward immediate but also sustainable economic recovery in 2012.
Michael Ettlinger details why House Republicans may contribute to slowing economic growth.
Michael Ettlinger calls for the Christmas spirit to take root on Capitol Hill and joy to be spread to millions.
El problema económico más inmediato y urgente para los Estados Unidos son los retos económicos que enfrentan la clase media, dice Michael Ettlinger.

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Whether you seek solitude, social activity, creative inspiration, wildlife, forest products or scenic beauty, you can find it in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Located in southwest Washington State, the Gifford Pinchot National Forest now encompasses 1,312,000 acres and includes the 110,000-acre Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument (NVM) established by Congress in 1982.
Recreation sites on the forest are organized into three main administrative areas:
Site Conditions: Scroll to Recreation Conditions Report below the map
Reservations: Online reservations at Recreation.gov.
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The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 is 2750 miles long and you can hike 26 of those miles in the designated Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Cascade Locks is the largest city and lowest elevation along the entire route.
The Pacific Crest Trail within Gifford Pinchot National Forest begins in the Columbia Gorge and runs north to enter Gifford Pinchot National Forest just south of Wind River Experimental Forest and continues north through Indian Heaven Wilderness, Mt Adams Wilderness, and Goat Rocks Wilderness and then into William O. Douglas Wilderness and Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.
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This 3.1 mile trail travels from State Route 504 on the south side of Coldwater lake to meet Boundary Trail #1 (area is unavailable) 2.3 miles from South Coldwater Trail 230A junction.
Logging operations were active on South Coldwater Ridge during the spring of 1980. Several pieces of heavy logging equipment were at logging sites on May 18th and were destroyed by the blast. About 1 mile from the trailhead, you will see a bulldozer and mangled yarding tower. Blasted logs and toppled trees attest to the lateral blast's speed and force. The trail steadily climbs to its junction with Coldwater Trail #230 offering views of Mount St. Helens, Coldwater Peak, and Coldwater Lake.
This trail loops through two forests that stand side by side, but are separated in age by 2000 years. One forest is old-growth Douglas-fir and western red-cedar and the other is a young forest that was originally engulfed by lava flows from an eruption of Mount St. Helens over two millennia ago. This forest encompasses three-dimensional imprints of trees in the old lava beds called lava casts. The boardwalk trail loops through the two forests, and is kid friendly.
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The area consists of very tall old growth trees on basically flat terrain of lush vegetation and room to roam. One of the first recreation sites reached when heading into the forest south from Randle, WA on Forest Road 25. The accessible picnic area is set among a majestic forest glen along the Cispus River adjacent to the Iron Creek Campground.
This site is the main access point for Iron Creek Oldgrowth Trail #83 and Iron Creek Campground Loop Trail #817 which are both accessible trails.
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This Trail Open to Hikers Only.
This trail is an accessible interpretive trail that tells the story of forest management from a historical perspective. The trail surface is crushed compacted gravel, 48 inches wide with turnouts and resting benches. It access a march viewing platform where various bird species can be heard and seen.
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The Science and Learning Center is a great resource for schools, science and education groups interested in field trips and research at Mount St. Helens. The center is also available as a rental facility for special events like family reunions and conferences.
This beautiful facility is located at milepost 43 on State Highway 504, approximately 10 miles west of Johnston Ridge Observatory.
Visitor Information Station: In the winter, the center is open to the public on weekends. At that time, it is the closest access to Mount St. Helens from the west. Stop in to get information about exploring the monument, learn about education programs offered, or shop at the bookstore. A pet rest area is located within the Coldwater Lake area.
There are two trails near the building perfect for exploration. Adjacent to the Science and Learning Center is the accessible Winds of Change Trail, a 1/4 mile paved path leading through a part of the Blast Zone.
The Elk Bench Trail starts near the building and connects with the Lakes Trail, providing stunning views of Coldwater Lake and frequent elk sightings along the way. Once connected with the Lakes Trail head north along the shore of Coldwater Lake and begin your exploration into Mt. Margaret Backcountry.
Rentals: The Science and Learning Center has conference rooms available for rental, as well as some rustic or primitive overnight accommodations. We also host special events, including conferences, family reunions and weddings. Contact the Science and Learning Center for more information about rentals.
Educational Programs: The Science and Learning Center hosts schools and provides in-depth and extended education programs to groups visiting the volcano. We offer overnight stays in the Science and Learning Center for education programs as well as hands-on education in the Volcanic Monument. Programs vary from 2 hours to multiple days.
For more information on programs or volunteering, visit the Mount St. Helens Institute's website or contact 360-449-7883.
For information about accessible recreation opportunities in Pacific Northwest National Forests, visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/accessiblerecreation
Mt. Adams, with its summit of 12,276 feet elevation, is the second highest peak in Washington State and the third highest peak in the Cascades Range. There are several climbing routes on the mountain, ranging from the "non-technical" South Climb, to highly technical routes that require advance skill, experience, and special equipment. Because of the high elevation, all climbs have a measure of difficulty and danger.
Weather on Mt. Adams can change rapidly. Sudden snowstorms can occur above 6,000 feet elevation at any month of the year. What appears to be a non-technical route can change drastically during these storms. Your safety will be the result of your preparation and good judgment. Climbers should always prepare for bad weather and an extended stay on the mountain.
All climbers need to be prepared to deal with a wide variety of weather, snow, and rock conditions. Detailed information on climbing routes is available from a number of climbing guidebooks. Consult these as you plan your trips. In addition to the ten essentials for outdoor recreation (map and compass, whistle, flashlight, extra food and water, warm clothing, a first-aid kit, sun glasses and sunscreen, waterproof matches, a candle or fire starter, and a pocket knife), equipment should include sturdy hiking boots, ice ax, crampons, and ropes when travelling on glaciers. Be prepared and know your limits.
Mt. Adams climbing routes and summit are within Mt. Adams Wilderness and is protected and managed to preserve its natural condition. It is to provide opportunities for solitude as well as primitive and unconfined types of recreation. Your actions will help all of us care for this unique area.
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Think about how many devices we use in our personal and business lives that are connected to a network. When the Internet was first created, it was not intended for use by the general population. No one, including Al Gore, anticipated the Internet would find today's widespread use.
We are now running out of available IP addresses under the current addressing scheme called IPv4, which is limited to a maximum of 4,294,967,296 (232) addresses. This may seem like a lot of addresses, but consider that, according to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the available IPv4 addresses will run out by 2011.
There are many significant differences between the two addressing schemes, but the most obvious is that IPv6 was designed to handle about 3,403 × 1038 different addresses. That is approximately 1 trillion more than IPv4.
In terms of architecture, the two schemes are very different. IPv4 is categorized as classful, which essentially means that users requiring a static address were typically assigned a class B (65,534) or C (254) address. This is extremely inefficient, primarily because most assigned IP addresses were not needed. For example, if a company needs 300 IP addresses, it would waste 65,234 potential addresses. Now enter IPv6, which uses a scheme called Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR), which permits the allocation of IP addresses to users based on the amount of addresses required. CIDR permits aggregation of contiguous addresses in a single supernet, which decreases the amount of data needed for routing tables or the complex sub-netting currently needed for some IPv4 configurations.
The key to CIDR is that all the routing information is included within the address using groups of CIDR blocks. It is prefix-based, which means that information about each packet, such as the address length, is specified in the header. For example, IPv4 information is included in the initial block, which ensures compatibility with IPv4 as well as IPv6 addressing.
The addressing will also look quite different. As a simple example, the well known private IP address (under IPv4) of 22.214.171.124, will be fe80::192.168.0.1. Several conversion calculators can be found on the Web.
IPv6 addresses are written in eight groups of four hexdecimal digits. One feature of this addressing scheme is that leading zeros can be omitted for each group, and if one group contains four zeros it can be replaced by double colons (::).
IPv4 reserves a block of IP addresses for local use. These addresses start with 192.168.xxx.xxx. IPv6 also provides private addresses, known as Unique Local Addresses (ULA), all of which begin with the prefix fc00::/7. In addition, IPv6 utilizes a pseudorandom algorithm that provides another layer of protection against the possibility that other network devices will end up with the same address and cause network collisions.
The transition to IPv6 will require hardware and software upgrades. Routers, network switches and many network interface devices may need to be replaced or upgraded. Fortunately, many manufacturers can provide the upgrades through firmware and/or software upgrades. Most of the new versions of operation systems, such as Vista, Mac and Linux, already have the IPv6 client. You can get the network clients for most older versions of these OS from the manufacturer. These network clients install and configure easily and, in most cases, are independent of the IPv4 client, so compatibility across a network should not be affected.
The real challenge will be to make sure your entire network is capable of passing both IPv4 and IPv6 packets. Any device not properly upgraded will likely prevent IPv6 packets to pass, which would tend to isolate IPv6 traffic to only a portion of your network. While it is possible (and probably necessary) for the two protocols to work in the same network, you will need to pay particular attention to how they will coexist in an on-demand/streaming environment such as that originating from digital audio/video servers and workstations.
To make the transition easier, the Network Working Group publishes a document called Basic Transition Mechanisms for IPv6 Hosts and Routers, or RFC 4213, that describes different methods to make the transition to IPv6. Essentially it describes three primary methods: Dual Stack, Tunneling and Translation.
Dual stack is simply a method where an additional software client supporting the IPv6 protocol is loaded to the device. This may be a software or firmware upgrade. You are familiar with this from loading different network clients on your PC. There might also be a new client written that supports both IPv4 and IPv6 in a single client.
IP tunneling is a method that encapsulates a packet and allows it to be routed to a specific destination, essentially creating a dedicated pipeline or tunnel from two points. As it turns out, this is also a very efficient method to carry IPv6 packets over IPv4 networks. The IPv6 packet is encapsulated within an IPv4 packet at the entry point. When the packet reaches the destination, the IPv6 packet is stripped. The configuration information is maintained at the destination. This is called configured tunneling.
Translation is a method that uses an external black box to handle the exchange of packets.
The abundance of available addresses will finally make it possible to have direct access to individual devices tied to any network with relative ease. At the station level, implementing IPv6 should be relatively easy, providing you take the time to survey and evaluate each device connected to your network. Make sure you contact the manufacturer of any digital audio system or other IP-based equipment to find out what upgrades are required to support an IPv6 infrastructure. If your equipment is older and not going to be supported, don't worry. Realistically, you have some time before an upgrade to IPv6 will be needed, but make sure you provide for replacing that equipment in the next capital budget. If you are part of a larger group, the IT department will probably publish a timeline showing how the organization will migrate to IPv6, but it wouldn't hurt to ask the question if you haven't received any notices.
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This past Weds saw the first reconfig'd Q400 fly EWR-IAD. But it isn't being promoted as such yet
per CO-"The aircraft has been reconfigured from 74 Economy class seats to 7 First class and 64 Economy seats. However, because this is the only Q400 that is reconfigured, all of our applications and systems will treat this flight as a single-cabin Economy aircraft"
I think a 2 cabin prop is some what of a novelty! I am unaware of too many others out there


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Office phone: 212-772-5445
Prof. Sonu holds an Ed.D. and MA degree from Teachers College, Columbia University, an MA from the Center X Teacher Education Program at the University of California, Los Angeles, as well as a BA from the University of California, Berkeley.
Dr. Sonu teaches courses in the Chilhood and Adolescent Education Programs, as well as doctoral courses at the Graduate Center.
- Social Studies Methods and Curriculum Development in Elementary Education (CEDC 722)
- Fieldwork in Reading and Social Studies (CEDC 715)
- Intensive Study of Teaching Diverse Learners in Social Studies: Methods I & II (SEDC 715/215)
- UrbEd 751: Doctoral Seminar
Debbie Sonu is an Assistant Professor of Education in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching at Hunter College, City University of New York and doctoral faculty at The Graduate Center. Her research interests include curriculum theory as it relates to urban schooling in the United States, social justice teaching, youth culture, and child studies. She uses qualitative methodologies to examine educational experience, seeking to understand how theories such as poststructuralism can provide alternative explanations for classroom practice. Currently, she is studying the act of forgetting in school and the teaching of difficult knowledge.
Dr. Sonu's work has been published in Curriculum Inquiry, Journal of Teacher Education, and the Journal of Curriculum Theorizing, among others. Her dissertation, …(in)Justice for All?: Brooklyn Youth and the Question of Social Justice, explored youth performances and the complications of teaching for social justice, and received the 2011 Division B Outstanding Dissertation of the Year Award and the 2010 Critical Educators for Social Justice SIG Distinguished Dissertation of the Year Award from the American Educational Research Association (AERA).
Selected Publications:
Sonu, D. & Snaza, N. (2015). The fragility of ecological pedagogy: Elementary Social Studies standards and possibilities of new materialism, Journal of Curriculum and Pedagogy.
Sonu, D & Hughes, S. (2015). The Youth Cultural Milieu, in M.F. He, B. Schultz & B. Schubert (Eds.), Guide to Curriculum in Education (p. 383-388). New York: Sage.
Sonu, D. (2015). For the Sake of Diplomacy: The Educational (im)Possibility of Teaching Peace by New York City Elementary School Teachers. In R. Naqvi & R. Smits (Eds.), Framing Peace: Thinking about and Enacting Curriculum as "Radical Hope" (pp. 168-180). New York: Peter Lang.
Sonu, D. (2013). Friendship, Education, and Justice Teaching: The Professional Development of Two Teacher-Friends, Teaching and Learning: Journal of Natural Inquiry and Reflective Practice, 27(1), p. 19-34.
Sonu, D. (2012). Illusions of compliance: Performing the public and hidden transcripts of social justice education in neoliberal times, Curriculum Inquiry, 42(2), p. 240-259.
Sonu, D., Oppenheim, R., Epstein, S. & Agarwal, R. (2012). Taking responsibility: Using positioning theory to understand who's responsible for a social justice education, Education, Citizenship, and Social Justice, (7)2, p. 175-189.
Sonu, D. (2011). Breathing spaces in neoliberal places: An essay review of Peter Taubman´s Teaching By Numbers, Journal of Curriculum Theorizing, 27(3), p. 308-316.


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Cppcheck can now analyse source files that are UTF-16 encoded
Faster checking. Some projects, for instance sqlite, is much quicker now. The difference when checking other projects is not big.
Removed deprecated command line options -s, --style, -a, --all, --auto-dealloc, --test-2-pass.
Improved C code analysis. Better analysis of unknown types etc.
New check: comparison of modulo results that are always true/false. For instance: if (x % 5 == 5)
Improved checks to detect more bugs:
* improved array index out of bounds (#3893, #3907)
* improved double deallocation (#3895)
* delete non-dynamic memory (#1773)
* missing break in switch (#3794)
* member variable not initialized (#3801)
* improved checking of format string parameters
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My Navy Blue 2011 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X 4X4 CrewCab 4 Door is equipped with a 6 Speed Manual Tansmission / 4.0 Liter 6 Cyl Engine /w matching LEER Bed Cap.. #1. My vehicle is rated for over 6,000 lbs of towing capability by the manufacturer, yet I can only find a Class III 2 towing hitch receiver rated up to 5,000 pounds. Are ones rated over 5,000 lbs for my vehicle available so I can legally and safely take advantge of all my trucks towing capabilities? If so, what are they? #2. Should I install any kind of transmission cooler for this vehicle? I know automaticc transmissions often use coolers as part of a towing package,but not sure if Manual Transmissions needs one for towing purposes too? Or just more frequent lubricant changes and clutch replacement as necessary?
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- The first dwarf nandina with lemon-lime colored new growth. Beautiful spherical habit that rarely needs pruning. Mature height 2-3' tall.
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From the second i laid eyes on the ultra-creative "bowling lane table runner" pictured above, I knew this Wii Bowling Tournament was going to be a fun party to check out! Even better, the party's hostess with the mostess: Robin Chowaniec put the tournament together as a mini fundraiser for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Read on for more for more info on all the creative details – from Wii controller candy dispenser favors to Margamiitas and Mowiitos – straight from Robin herself!
"To get my husband more involved with Relay, I formed a team named: Team Wii Fight Cancer. The bowling tournament seemed like a good excuse to have friends over to play the Wii, eat and raise a couple hundred $$ for ACS."
Pictured above: (Image 1) The table runner was a kitchen cabinet liner that looked like bamboo with red masking tape added for foul line and cut for direction arrows. The plastic bowling pins & ball are from Oriental Trading Company. (Image 2) I glazed a handful of dense pound cake cubes to look like Wii remote controls, then used a frosting pen to duplicate power and home logos.
Below: a "Team Wii" sign made from cardstock:
For easy Caprese Salad on a Stick appetizers, I stuck the sticks into halved mini watermelons with printed Mii's of those attending amongst the food:
I found *mini Wii remote candy dispensers at Walgreens, just repackaged in clear cellophane bags for favors:
Margaritas and Mojitos were labeled as "Margamiitas" and "Mowiitos" for more Wii friendly atmosphere:
Evite had a Wii Sports themed invite:
Other things to note:
• Etch-it Cups from Celebrate Express were a big hit.
• We used a mini white board to keep track of top 4 scores.
• Top score got mini plastic trophy from Party City and a restaurant gift card.
Thanks so much for the inspiration, Robin! I can already think of a bunch of my own Wii-addicted friends who will love all these ideas!
*Note – I had a hard time finding a good place online to purchase Wii Remote Candy Dispensers, but there were a couple on ebay, and someone on Yahoo! Answers said they've seen them at Cost Plus, and then Robin found hers at Walgreens, so maybe they're more of an in-store thing…but if anyone knows of any good places online, please share!
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38Maureen SAYS:
I love this. what did you use to keep score? Is there a free printalbe sheet ? Is there a free printalbe for the miis?
39Krissy SAYS:
The wii candy dispensers are also at Rite Aid. Our Rite Aid had them on the "impulse buy" rack for 1.99 each. Thanks for all the great ideas!
40amy SAYS:
hello- I am interested in having a wii tournament at our senior center. We're just getting going with this idea and I'm not sure where to start. I love the decoration ideas and will use them for our tournament but I have some other technical questions. We have a wii, do I need to purchase any additional software in order to have multiple players? If so, where do I go to do this? I think it will be a great party, I just need a little help getting started if you have the time.
Thank you,
41Becca SAYS:
This is awesome! I'm planning a Wii bowling tournament as a fundraiser for my 3day breast cancer walk – the information that you have provided here will be invaluable to me during my planning! thanks!!
42Teresa SAYS:
You can rent Wii's at Best Buy's. Hope this helps
43Jaznel SAYS:
Can people play from home online as well?
44Susan SAYS:
How did you raise money? Did you charge the guest to participate? How many people did you have and how much did you charge?
45sharon SAYS:
I love this wii party idea, I am going to use some of the ideas for my son 13 year old birthday party.
But do anyone no how to print the mii?
47Carol SAYS:
I found the Wii KLICK-ON Candy Dispensers 12 Pack online at Amazon for $21.87.
Love the party ideas. I am trying to incorporate them into our firm's tax season activities. We will have a Wii bowling league in both of our offices to have some stress release for our accountants. We end the season with an after tax season party and I have gotten some ideas from this site! Thank you!
48Leslie SAYS:
BEST THING! Got for my nephew's birthday and the kids and partents had a blast! The lanes can be walked on, and sofas are very relaxing! What a great idea!
49roberta SAYS:
Having trouble finding a place to create Mii 's that can print.. Any sugestions?
50toni SAYS:
so where did the mii on a stick come from those are super cute and i wanna do them please let me know
52Brian W SAYS:
Anyone know if there are actual wii bowling tournaments?
53Michelle SAYS:
I searched "wii printables" and came up with a printable cutout you fold an glue into a treat box. super cute and easy I did mine on card stock.
JUST CURRIOUS…AFTER I WENT IN AND CREATED Mii'S FOR EACH PARTY GUEST, HOW DO I GET THEM TO "PRINT" OUT? I TRIED TAKING A PHOTO OF THEM ON THE TV, BUT THEY SHOW UP WEIRD, NOT CLEAR. T/Y KARI


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Tim Worstall has had a look through Demos' Open Left site, and this is what he found:
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Men's doubles pair Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng claimed gold on Sunday to give China all five badminton titles available at this Olympics.
The pair outplayed Danish duo Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen 21-16 21-15 to add to Chinese success in the men's and women's singles and the women's and mixed doubles.
China enjoyed most of the momentum in the final with Denmark always chasing.
Cai and Fu have added Olympic gold to their 2011 World Championship title.
Only once before has a badminton player from a non-Asian nation won gold - Danish competitor Poul-Erik Hoyer Larsen in the men's singles at Atlanta 1996. Boe and Mogensen were bidding to follow their countryman's example at Wembley Arena.
But in truth the final was all China's. Denmark battled valiantly but Cai and Fu proved exceptional opposition, displaying grit and guile in equal measure.
Denmark overcame fancied South Korea pairing Chung Jae Sung and Lee Yong Dae on Saturday in explosive fashion, and China seemed to have taken note - Cai and Fu played an unusually cautious style of badminton, amassing points with set plays and canny serves.
In contrast, several set plays attempted by Boe and Mogensen were repelled, and as both the first and second games wore on it became apparent who would emerge victorious.
The end came with a spectacular smash from Cai, before the duo span and embraced in celebration. China's dominance of badminton at London 2012 was complete.
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Deer takes short ride on Johnstown bus
JOHNSTOWN -- A deer took a ride on a western Pennsylvania bus.
The white-tailed deer crashed through the windshield of a public bus being driven Tuesday evening in Johnstown, about 65 miles east of Pittsburgh.
The deer hopped around frantically near the driver before jumping on empty seats and running in circles in the aisle.
Authorities said the driver stopped the bus and opened the door and the deer got off. Cambria County transportation spokesman Josh Yoder said it "just walked off the bus."
The bus was carrying one passenger, who was seated in the back far from the deer. No injuries were reported.
The bus was taken to a maintenance facility for repairs.
There's no word on what happened to the deer.
Anteater's birth leaves zoo staff puzzled
GREENWICH, Conn. -- An anteater has given birth at a Connecticut conservation center, prompting officials there to wonder how the mother conceived.
Officials at the LEO Zoological Conservation Center said they had removed the only male anteater from the enclosure in August, long before the six-month gestation period for baby Archie would have begun.
They feared that the male, Alf, would kill another baby in the pen.
That left the mother, Armani, and the young female, Alice, in the enclosure.
Marcella Leone, founder and director of the conservation center, suspects this might be a rare case of delayed implantation, when fertilized eggs remain dormant in the uterus for a period of time.
Chief chided for using firetruck as prom limo
WEST NEWTON -- A volunteer fire chief's decision to have his son and the boy's date chauffeured to their high school prom in a firetruck sparked a four-alarm controversy in their southwestern Pennsylvania borough.
West Newton Council passed a resolution condemning the use of the firetruck -- and that's about all they're empowered to do because no laws were broken and the borough doesn't control the fire company.
But West Newton Fire Chief Craig Sanner said the truck could have been diverted had there been a fire during the 6-mile trip to his son's high school on April 26. Sanner's wife even drove behind the truck in another vehicle so she could complete the prom trip in case there was a fire.
"This is being blown out of proportion," Sanner said. "I feel badly that people are upset, but the truck was never out of service. I was trying to do something nice for my son who puts in many volunteer hours at the department."
Woman spots her stolen SUV in drive-through
KENNEWICK, Wash. -- A Washington woman whose car was stolen from her apartment complex saw the stolen SUV hours later -- in the drive-through of the McDonald's where she works.
Virginia Maiden called police Tuesday after seeing her SUV in the drive-through.
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Fleeing suspect pleads with police to save him
IRRIGON, Ore. -- Police in eastern Oregon said a fleeing man tried to use a backstroke to get across the Columbia River but, exhausted, said he couldn't swim and pleaded with officers to retrieve him. They did.
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Another look at 'Cooby'
During an interview with sophomore guard David Cubillan following practice on Friday, I asked him whether he was excited about the start of spring training.
"It's here," he said with a smile. "I'm excited."
A of Maracaibo, Venezuela, Cubillan is a diehard baseball fan, and actually played the sport throughout his youth before finally settling on basketball -- an unusual choice considering the strong ties his native country has to America's pastime.
"I was a shortstop and I used to pitch, too," he said. "I probably shouldn't say this, but I was a really, really, really good baseball player."
If he was so good, why didn't he stick with baseball then?
"I'm too energetic. I used to be in the field...I'd quit. I'd go to practice for like two weeks, I'd do great in the games, and then I couldn't do it," he said. "They used to come to my house and were like, 'Come on, man.' When I was on the team I used to have scouts that wanted me to go to an academy or whatever. But it was too slow for me. I need to be moving and stuff."
I asked him if he ever second-guesses his decision.
"Not really, because (basketball's) been great. I don't regret anything," he said. "I'm getting an education through basketball, I'm learning a lot of stuff. So I don't regret it."
Maracaibo is also the birthplace of Hall of Fame shortstop Luis Aparicio, a fact Cubillan noted with pride. He added Detroit Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera is his favorite player, but also mentioned New York Mets pitcher Johan Santana and New York Yankees outfielder Bobby Abreu as other native Venezuelans he follows.
Indiana fallout: Not surprisingly, there was some interest at the Al McGuire Center on Friday regarding the situation of coach Kelvin Sampson, who at that point was still in limbo as far as his status at Indiana.
Three members of MU's staff have close ties to Sampson. Bennie Seltzer played for Sampson at Washington State back in the early 1990s and later was an assistant under Sampson at Oklahoma, as was MU's director of basketball operations Jason Rabedeaux.
Coach Tom Crean also counts Sampson as one of his closest friends. He was asked about Sampson on Friday following practice, again before Sampson resigned after agreeing to a contract buyout.
"We've had a chance to speak. We've been very good friends for a long time," Crean said. "He's one of my closest friends. We've worked together; I was a part of his staff on the USA team a few years ago, and we won a gold medal. Anything that's going on with him, I view it from a personal, that's-my-friend standpoint. How is he, how's his wife, how's his kids. I don't view it like everybody else.
"I have unconditional support and care for him. Hopefully we all have a few people in our lives that, no matter what, we have that unconditional feeling for. I know we have it with our children, we have it with our spouses, but we've got to have some friends we have it with too, in my mind. He's one that I do. I've never tried to be judge and jury on any of that; I've just tried to listen to him and let him know that he is an outstanding coach.
"No matter what happens...he is an outstanding basketball coach, and anybody would say he's not needs to be put to a lie-detector test. He's won everywhere that he's been. And what all coaches have to remember, because I think he's seen throughout this thing, too, there's been a lot of people (who've) run and hide when Kelvin's around -- and that's a sad thing. Because this was a man that was the president of our coaches' association a few years ago. We can't all be wrong, now.
"I've been disappointed in the profession from that standpoint. Whatever happened, happened. That's not our responsibility. It's not anybody's responsibility. It's Indiana's and the NCAAs and his. But he is an outstanding human being who is a great basketball coach, and I hope that he can recover from this."
Looking at Rutgers: The Scarlet Knights enter this afternoon's game with MU tied for last place in the Big East with South Florida.
Crean is well aware of the week they had about a month ago when they knocked off a pair of ranked teams in Villanova and Pittsburgh, with the Pittsburgh victory coming on the road, and has informed the Golden Eagles thusly.
"All we've got to tell them is what they've done against the Top 25, the best teams in our league, and they're well aware," said Crean. "When you go into Pittsburgh and win the way they did, out-rebound them by 16. When you beat Villanova the way they did, that's enough to get their attention. They bring it when the stakes are at their highest, and that's what we're prepared for."
Crean said on film, Rutgers appears to be a balanced team.
"J.R. Inman kind of plays the 4 position the way Lazar (Hayward) plays it for us, and he's outstanding," said Crean. "Their freshman guards Corey Chandler and Mike Coburn have done a great job, I think Anthony Farmer's one of the best guards in the league and probably one of the most unheralded players in our league.
"And (Hamady) Ndiaye, it's not every day that you've got two people in the same building from Dakar, Senegal in Milwaukee, Wis., but we'll have that tomorrow. They've got a lot of talent, a lot of good players. We'll have a lot of respect for them, I don't have any worries about that."
Shooting around: In the no-brainer category, MU wrapped up its third consecutive berth in the upcoming Big East Tournament after knocking off St. John's on Wednesday.
Georgetown, Louisville, Connecticut and Notre Dame have also clinched spots in the 12-team extravaganza that will be expanded to include all 16 next season.
Also, junior Dominic James is one of 16 finalists for the Bob Cousy Award, which is presented annually to college basketball's top point guard. James is the lone finalist from the Big East.
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The unidentified whistleblower calls on Americans to demand that the government stop an illegal, immoral and ultimately ineffectual campaign. The method of picking people to assassinate is a travesty, the source says.
Politicians and most mainstream media pretend our drone wars don't exist. But new revelations by an anonymous source lay bare the details of these failed military operations.
Thanks to an anonymous source's exposure of the inner workings of America's drone war, we now know that nearly 90 percent of people killed in recent strikes in Afghanistan were not the intended targets.
In a major exposé based on leaked government documents, The Intercept this week published the most extensive look to date at the U.S. drone assassination program. Here, Scahill, the lead author of the exposé, "The Drone Papers," talks to Democracy Now!
Targeted killings carried out by unmanned drones, though still very controversial, have become a fixture of U.S. foreign policy. On Thursday, The Intercept published a report, "The Drone Papers," which gives the public a close look at the grim realities of drone warfare, based on information leaked by a plugged-in source.
Seekers after truth everywhere will thrill to the message of a new short film that draws a line from one of the 20th century's most respected independent journalists to the dogged investigators of our day.
An estimated 3.7 million people rallied across France on Sunday in response to the Charlie Hebdo attack that left 17 people dead. Jeremy Scahill talks Monday about the "heartening" display of people in the streets and the "circus of hypocrisy" performed by the world leaders who attended.
The senior attorney at the celebrated civil liberties group is pushing for the prosecution of U.S. officials who tortured detainees and terrorism suspects—an issue the Senate's report on the subject was conspicuously silent about.
A key government document obtained by The Intercept confirms that the Obama administration does not require "concrete facts" or "irrefutable evidence" to brand Americans or foreigners as suspected terrorists.
William Worthy, a dissident American journalist who defied the U.S. government by reporting from the Soviet Union, Cuba, China, Iran, North Vietnam and Algeria during the Cold War, died this month at age 92 of Alzheimer's disease. Award-winning journalist Jeremy Scahill and others remark on his life.
Researchers on online behavior have shown that internet trolls (people who use insincere techniques to disrupt conversations) really are psychopaths, marked by narcissism, sadism, Machiavellianism.
The National Security Agency is endangering the lives of innocents by using electronic surveillance rather than human intelligence to identify targets for lethal drone strike, Glenn Greenwald and Jeremy Scahill report in the first article of their new Web magazine, The Intercept.
Researcher Richard Heede says the people to blame for our planet's environmental demise "could all fit on a Greyhound bus or two"; Jeremy Scahill proves time and time again he is not the White House's favorite journalist; meanwhile, exposure to the arts does have a positive effect on intelligence after all. These discoveries and more after the jump.
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The day Obama was sworn in for the second time, a U.S. drone strike hit Yemen. It was the third such attack in that country in as many days. Despite the rhetoric from the president on the Capitol steps, there was abundant evidence that he would continue to preside over a country that is in a state of perpetual war.
The new journalism enterprise funded by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar and helmed by Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill and Laura Poitras has two new employees.
More details emerged Wednesday about the major new media outlet that came to light when Glenn Greenwald announced he was leaving The Guardian for a "once-in-a-career opportunity."
A look at the day's political happenings, including the intensifying feud between Chris Christie and Rand Paul and why GOP officials are upset over Liz Cheney's decision to run for Senate in Wyoming.
The investigative reporter slammed the Obama administration Thursday for the role he says it played in the continued detention of Abdulelah Haider Shaye, a prominent Yemeni journalist who was the first to expose an American cruise missile strike that killed dozens of civilians.
A look at the day's political happenings, including Attorney General Eric Holder condemns "Stand Your Ground" laws and Jeremy Scahill stops by "The Colbert Report" to discuss President Obama's drone strike policy.
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Out of all the harrowing storylines in journalist Jeremy Scahill's new film "Dirty Wars," the one about Abdulelah Haider Shaye best spotlights the U.S. government's new assault against press freedom.
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This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: The journalist says the president takes a personal interest in dirty warfare. Also, the legality and privatization of mass surveillance.
The Obama administration's unprecedented acknowledgement that four Americans were killed in U.S. drone strikes overseas—including one whose death was not previously reported—"raises more questions than it answers," Jeremy Scahill, national security correspondent for The Nation and author of the new book "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield," told "Democracy Now!" on Thursday.
Nearly 12 years after it was first enacted, the Authorization for Use of Military Force remains in force, giving the Obama administration and the Pentagon carte blanche to wage war, to occupy nations, to kill people with drone "signature strikes," based not on guilt but on a remote analysis of a suspect's "patterns of life."
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With his new book "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield," Jeremy Scahill brings the last decade of the American government's clandestine war making into the clearest possible focus.
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The killing of U.S. born, al-Qaida-affiliated cleric Anwar al-Awlaki set a dangerous precedent here in America.
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What must the others in the Middle East theater of the American Empire think of a great city in total lockdown from an attack by primitive explosives when Iraqis, Afghans, Pakistanis and Yemenis experience far greater casualties and terror attacks several times a week?
In an hourlong special on "Democracy Now!" on Tuesday, author and Nation magazine war correspondent Jeremy Scahill tells the story of the radicalization of Islamic cleric and American citizen Anwar al-Awlaki and the U.S. government's subsequent pursuit and assassination of him and his son.
With "Blowback," Chalmers Johnson aimed to paint a portrait of how America's informal empire and its historically unprecedented garrisoning of the world looked to others, and so explain why animosity and blowback were building globally. Now we have a secret history of 21st-century American war in Jeremy Scahill's latest book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield."
Nation writer Jeremy Scahill ripped into Republicans and Democrats on the 10th anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, claiming that both parties are to blame for the war during a recent appearance on MSNBC.
As President Barack Obama prepared to be sworn in for his second term as the 44th president of the United States, two courageous journalists premiered a documentary at the annual Sundance Film Festival.
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This week we celebrate New York's attorney general for refusing to let Wall Street off the hook. (More, including honorable mentions, after the jump).
"Democracy Now!" correspondent Jeremy Scahill says that the "Obama administration has really escalated the covert war inside of Yemen" and "it could get much worse if Ali Abdullah Saleh decides to unleash the U.S.-trained counterterrorist units on his own population."
Did Congress declare war on Afghanistan according to the rules set forth in the Constitution? According to David Swanson, who joined Chris Hedges, Jeremy Scahill, Ann Wright and Josh Steiber for a teach-in Thursday on Capitol Hill ... (continued)
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No matter how hot the sun, long the day, or tough the competition, a "Bon-Bon" never fainted.
"We weren't allowed to," laughs Helen Davis Miller, a majorette in what was formally called the Audubon All-Girl Drum and Bugle Corps.
This homegrown marching ensemble - mothers made the costumes, fathers drove the tour buses - was founded by a patriotic and civic-minded Audubon couple, Joseph and Florence Bernert, in 1938.
The Bon-Bons lasted less than 40 years, a casualty of rising costs and changing tastes. But Miller and two other veterans I meet on a recent afternoon - around a table covered in Bon-Bon-abilia - insist the music has never really stopped.


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Nob Hill Foods
Raley's Stores
- January 8, 2016
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At Nob-Hill Foods, we want you to have an easy shopping experience. So, we've updated our app to make it even simpler to browse our fresh products, see our weekly ad promotions and create a list of products to order and pick-up at select locations. And, coming soon, you can get even more personalized offers from Something Extra. You can even get notifications to make sure you don't miss any savings!
Top Features
Top Features
- Click-to-load personalized offers for Something Extra members
- Browse the newest ad promotions for our most popular products
- Scan products right in your kitchen to build real-time shopping lists
- Find your nearest store with the new store locator
- Click-and-collect your list with ecart (at select locations)
- Coming soon: special notifications regarding new offers!
Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. This app is about delivering personalized local based deals at real-time.
Couldn't even sign in! Should have just read the comments and not even bothered downloading, does exactly what everyone is saying. I don't even have a raleys anywhere near me
Keeps telling me to update Keeps telling me to update and then sends me to the Raley's app. We don't have Raley's in my area so it won't locate any stores
Love it when it works Can't turn on GPS because it takes over your phone but won't always work without GPS :/
Needs some work I like that I can make a list and have that sent to eCart. But when I am done with a list I would like to delete it. Also, if I am traking in more than one list going from shopping to list to mark an active list then back is a pain. Items can be removed from a list, but you need to leave the list and return to it to see that the item is gone.
App is good but eats battery For the last two days the app has had continuous GPS use and made my battery drain super fast. The app itself is easy to use to manage the deals on my account.
Not user friendly If you don't have an "active" shopping list it won't let you add items from the shopping section. Additionally, once an item is in your list you can't remove it; the "-" button in the list doesn't seem to do anything except make a check mark icon pop up briefly and then go away, but the item still remains in your list. To make this app more usable, I would suggest two simple improvements: 1. When the user is in the Shop section of the app and wants to add something to a list, let the user select a list to make active at that point if a list isn't already active. Don't make the user go out of the Shop (losing their search results by the way) in order to go to the list and make a list active. 2. Fix the minus sign button in the List so it will actually remove an item. You could also allow the quantity +/- function to go to zero items in order to update the list and remove an item.
What's New
What's New:
- Minor enhancements and bug fixes


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Angela Hewitt, CC OBE (born July 26, 1958) is a Canadian classical pianist. She is best known for her Bach interpretations.
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 3
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 3 News Release: III-02-08-20-103-NJ
Date: Tues., Aug. 20, 2002
Contact: Leni Uddyback-Fortson
Phone: (215) 861-5102
PATTERSON, NJ -- The absence of protections for employees cleaning and servicing machines was among the safety hazards cited today against Star Futon, Patterson, NJ by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The company faces $131,750 in penalties.
Star Futon, which manufactures and wholesales futon mattresses, was inspected by OSHA after an employee suffered the amputation of his left arm while cleaning a machine. OSHA broadened the scope of its investigation from an accident investigation to a comprehensive investigation after observing numerous hazardous conditions at the facility.
According to Lisa Levy, area director of the Hasbrouck Heights OSHA office, the company was issued five willful violations with a penalty of $105,000 and 22 serious violations with a penalty of $26,750.
The willful violations were for the company's failure to establish and maintain a lockout/tagout program that prevents inadvertent machine start-ups and failure to keep exit doors unlocked and clear of obstructions.
The serious violations include the company's failure to illuminate the path to an exit door, failure to maintain machine guards, failure to protect employees from exposure of live electrical parts, failure to train forklift operators, failure to establish a hazard communication program or provide hazard communication training, failure to monitor employees using hazardous chemicals and failure to provide eyewash facilities.
"The willful violations concern the lack of lockout/tagout procedures, which are vital to protecting employees servicing machinery," Levy said. "The blocked exits needed to be corrected immediately. Both conditions must be addressed to prevent future accidents."
Willful violations are those committed with an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. A serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result, and the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
Star Futon has 15 working days from the receipt of the citations to decide to comply, to request an informal conference with the OSHA area director, or to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
The inspection was conducted by the Hasbrouck Heights Area Office, 500 Route 17 South, 2nd Floor, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604. Phone: (201) 288-1700.
U.S. Labor Department news releases are accessible on the Internet at www.dol.gov. The information in this release will be made available in alternative format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request. Call 202-693-7773 or TTY 202-693-7755.
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