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Households with children attending school in the Dunkirk City School District will not see any changes in their tax rates for the upcoming school year.
School Business Manager William Thiel was on hand during a recent Dunkirk Board of Education meeting to give his yearly presentation on the tax rates. Thiel kept what he had to say brief and simplistic.
"The theme of this year's presentation is nothing has changed," he said at the beginning of his presentation. "The equalization rate stayed the same and the assessments were all fine. Basically, what we ended up with was a penny decrease in each of the three tax rates (in the city and town of Dunkirk and the town of Sheridan). That's about as stable as you can get."
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William Thiel, business manager of the Dunkirk City School District, was on hand during a recent Dunkirk Board of Education meeting to give his yearly presentation on the tax rates for the upcoming school year. Due to fairly stagnant assessments and equalization rates, taxes will remain relatively the same all across the board.
The budget plan adopted in May called for a tax levy of $9.6 million. That amount has stayed relatively flat for six years, including the upcoming year.
Thiel said households receiving a STAR Exemption will be the ones who see the biggest changes on their tax bills, as rates have decreased for that exemption.
"Because the Basic STAR deduction has reduced, the amount of state repayment has reduced and therefore the bill does increase by about $22," Thiel said. "This is the same on the Enhanced STAR values (which will increase the bill by about $26). Again, the change within the tax bill is within the change in the STAR. If the equalization rates stay flat for one more year, those STAR rates should flatten out, as well."
Taxes will be collected from Sept. 9 through Oct. 11. They will also be collected from Oct. 15 through 18 with a two percent penalty added.
After Thiel's presentation, Superintendent Gary Cerne addressed the recent concerns over state test scores within the school.
"I'm not happy with our scores. I'm very disappointed, but I think we need to keep in mind the factors that play in, ... (including) the rollout of the new Common Core Curriculum, which was kind of sporadic as the year progressed," he said. "I think it put the kids at a disadvantage and the teachers at a disadvantage. Children were even breaking down and crying during the tests. I just feel bad for the children and the staff that had to endure this year, but I guess it's another one of those things that's outside our control. The state wanted baseline data and we now have baseline data."
Cerne added there has been good news regarding the topic due to an excellent summer of professional development for the teachers. He also said he remains optimistic the school will see an increase in its test scores.
Also during the meeting, the board approved several appointments to open positions, including a nurse at School Seven, a living environment teacher, a clerk and a maintenance worker at the high school and a clerk at the middle school.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the large group instruction room of the administrative building.
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Despite the economy, restaurants continue to open in the midstate. Here's a few more openings on the horizon for early this year.
Arooga's Sports Bar & Grill House Restaurant is en route to the city of Harrisburg. In fact, it's the seventh one in owner Gary Huether, Jr.' quickly growing chain.
Restaurant No. 6 is due to open at the end of this month in Springettsbury Twp. York County. The Harrisburg restaurant will follow in early March just in time for March Madness basketball playoffs.
The restaurant at the former Spice at 201 N. Second St. will be called Arooga's Draft House & Sports Bar to reflect a slightly different template than the other restaurants in the chain. More than 40 beers will be on tap, with an emphasis on craft brews. There will also be 10 wines on tap, Huether said.
For Huether and his business partner, Mike Murphy, opening a restaurant along Restaurant Row on North Second Street seemed like a perfect fit for the sports bar chain.
The downtown is filled with bars and fast casual restaurants serving everything from grilled cheese to pitas and hot dogs as well as fine dining. But it lacks casual establishments serving alcohol, Huether said.
"The location was the only location I would have been interested in, honestly," he said. "That's the ideal spot being in the center on the corner. Then we kind of looked at what was there and thought we could come in with our casual dining and be one of the few traditional casual dining places down there."
The restaurant will cater to busy workers with delivery, 15 items under 15 minutes and a weekday lunch buffet offering pizza, stromboli, soups and salads for about $7.99.
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Argana Moroccan Cuisine shut its doors at 26 N. Hanover St. in Carlisle at the end of last year. Now, business partners, Ross Morris, Ryan Twigg, Omar Taghi and Bob Otway, are planning to open Andalusia in March.
The restaurant will focus on traditional Spanish and Moroccan tapas. "The things they love in Spain the most," Morris said.
Minor remodeling will create a large bar for eating and drinking in the European nature. "We open restaurants, not bars," Morris said.
The partners operate Piatto Regional Italian Cuisine, Cafe Bruges and Helena's Chocolate Cafe & Creperie all in Carlisle.
They are in the process of acquiring a liquor license for Andalusia. So diners can sip wines, cocktails and beer with their tapas. It will be open for dinner only seven days a week.
Riverfront beach theme
Good-bye Morgan's Place. Hello fish tacos and fun, surfer theme.
The longtime riverfront restaurant at 4425 N. Front St. in Susquehanna Twp. is being transformed into Woody's Beach Bar & Grill and The Rockville Room. It will officially change gears Feb. 3 in time for Super Bowl Sunday.
"I went to school in California and I think with the deck we have an opportunity to do more of a beach theme," said Rick Smith, who took over the restaurant last summer.
The Rockville Room will be a bit more upscale with a grand piano, Rockville Bridge theme and more seafood dishes. Remodeling starts this week but the bar/restaurant will remain open.
Fast casual in Swatara Twp.
Tierra Cafe & Grill will sell made-to-order panini sandwiches, pizza, pastas and salads in a casual cafe setting. It's scheduled to open in the next couple of weeks at 4701 Lindle Road in Swatara Twp.
Owners are Juan and Lisa Garcia who also operate El Sol Mexican Restaurant in Harrisburg and El Sol Express in Lower Allen Twp. and are part-owners of Luna Mexican Bar & Grill in Derry Twp. Unlike the Garcias' other restaurants, Tierra will not be about Mexican food.
"It's a little bit different," Juan Garcia said.
Diners will be able to custom-order salads and pastas to their liking at a counter where a refrigerated case will hold all of the ingredients. So if someone wants whole wheat pasta. he or she can choose from Alfredo, tomato or pesto sauce, Garcia said.
The menu will include crab macaroni and cheese, Greek and veggie pizzas, and panini sandwiches such as a caprese and a Sol Chicken made with Cajun chicken breast.

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TRENTON — The state Supreme Court will hand down its decision tomorrow on whether Gov. Chris Christie can disband an independent government agency tasked with building affordable housing in New Jersey, according to a notice released today.
The Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) is in charge of building homes for low-income families in communities where real estate values have grown so much that poor residents would be priced out if not for the state's help.
The decision could dramatically reshape state government. The justices at oral arguments earlier this year said that if Christie is allowed to scrap one independent agency, all others — from the state's lobbying and campaign-finance watchdog to the public defender's office — could also be absorbed by the governor.
Christie has tried for years to dismantle COAH — an agency that mayors, Democrats and Republicans over the years have blasted as dysfunctional — and transfer its duties to his cabinet. He has also tried to grab nearly $160 million from COAH to balance his budget, sparking a separate lawsuit.
The Legislature created COAH in 1985 in response to the Supreme Court's Mt. Laurel rulings, which established that municipalities have a constitutional duty to provide some affordable housing for their residents.
Robert Lougy, the assistant attorney general arguing Christie's case, said even independent agencies aren't immune to reorganization. A state law passed in 1969 allows the governor to rearrange some agency functions in order to run "an efficient, modern executive branch," he argued.
Affordable housing advocates oppose the move, saying lawmakers never intended to give the governor free rein to abolish independent, nonpartisan agencies under the 1969 law, said Adam Gordon, a lawyer for the Fair Share Housing Center who argued the case.
Amid the wrangling, the council has been mostly inactive for the last two years, meeting only once to approve Christie's fund grab.
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Minivan Mommy Moment – in which I embrace the idea of Minvan
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The Red Sox finished 0-10 with runners in scoring position, including 0-2 with men on first and second in the top of the ninth with a chance to tie the game. Following a Will Middlebrooks hit-by-pitch and Dustin Pedroia single, David Ortiz flied out to left before closer Tommy Hunter strike out Jackie Bradley Jr. to shut the door in the ninth.
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As the investigation into alleged misconduct by state officials in Gov. Chris Christie's administration continues, some Monmouth County legislators are challenging the Democratic accusers in both the Bridgegate and Hoboken scandals.
Republicans Sen. Jennifer Beck and Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon said Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer's request for over $100 million in Sandy relief aid was excessive . The request represented over one third of the program's total funds available to all effected municipalities in the state.
"Monmouth County suffered 20 percent of the statewide damage total. 11,467 of our homes suffered severe or major damage," Beck (R-Monmouth) said. "Without minimizing Hoboken's own Sandy related damage, it seems utterly ridiculous that with $14 billion in funding requests from New Jersey's 113 effected municipalities, Mayor Zimmer thought Hoboken should receive over $100 million of the $300 million HMGP funds. My residents have suffered as much as the residents of Hoboken – her suggestion is not only unfair, nonsensical and selfish it shows how little the Mayor even understands the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program."
Zimmer has charged that Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno threatened to withhold Sandy relief funds if Hoboken did not approve a proposed waterfront development.
"Personally I think Mayor Zimmer's credibility has been crushed with this accusation," O'Scanlon (R-Monmouth) said. "Why did she wait so long to come forward with this claim? It seems all too convenient that she started talking on the heels of the recent media feeding frenzy attacking Governor Christie. This is nothing more than a political game of pile-on."
Beck questioned why Zimmer's tone toward the Christie Administration had suddenly changed.
"We look forward to the United States Attorney's investigation into these serious allegations," Beck said. "I would question why, as recently as a January 10th CNN interview, the Mayor said that she did not believe she was the target of political retribution and yet now she has done a complete 180. The feds reduced the second round of CDBG allocation from $1.8 billion to $1.4 billion and we're still waiting on that. If she is really concerned about the availability of funds, where is her advocacy for the release of the second round of monies from the federal government?"
The hazard mitigation monies were allocated for a variety of purposes including home buyouts, elevation, county mitigation and planning. Each municipality was asked by FEMA and their Office of Emergency Management to submit a Letter of Intent for the cost of mitigation projects.
Hoboken submitted between $90 and $120 million to build flood walls, flood gates and the installation of pumps.
O'Scanlon said the money was appropriately distributed throughout the state, including devastated Monmouth County communities like Manasquan, Belmar, Highlands and Union Beach.
"My district was one of the hardest hit in the state," O'Scanlon said. "Thousands of home were destroyed and we struggled to help those families as quickly as possible. There was need all over he state, but Hoboken hardly warranted one-third of all the aid. Now, over a year later we are still digging out from the rubble, folks here in Monmouth continue to need help and every dollar is critical to our recovery."
Assembly Republican Conference Leader David Rible (R-Monmouth and Ocean) said that Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex), chairman of the newly formed Select Committee on Investigation, should step down as committee chair as his impartiality is in question.
"Chairman Wisniewski's impartiality is in question. All we are looking for is a fair and bipartisan hearing that will get to the facts. Comments previously made by the chairman suggest he has pre-judged the investigation. In order for the committee to maintain its credibility, Assemblyman Wisniewski should step aside."
Rible also called on Wisniewski to allow subpoenaed documents in the Hoboken and George Washington Bridge lane closure investigations to be made available to all legislators.
"On Thursday, despite the chairman's assurances, the resolution approved by the committee puts subpoenaed documents under his control and he will determine access and availability," Rible said. "Our committee members have asked for transparency and equal access to the information the committee receives. That timeliness and access is questionable under this process."


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Volleyball: Wolves fall short of state
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Sequim's season of frustration finishes ended excruciatingly close to the state tournament.
Unfortunately for the Wolves, only one team from this matchup of North Olympic Peninsula teams could advance. Port Angeles rebounded from a pair of losses to Sequim last week to knock off the Wolves in five games in the match for fifth/sixth place at the West Central District tournament in Tacoma on Saturday, ending Sequim's season.
"Overall we needed a little more consistent hitting," Sequim coach Jennie Webber Heilman said. "We had pretty good defense and we never really had passing lapses."
Sequim earned a first-round bye to the tourney but dropped a five-game match to Fife in the quarterfinals Saturday, despite jumping out to a 2-1 lead. The Trojans prevailed
25-16, 19-25, 14-25, 25-22 and 15-11.
Kate Harker led the Wolves with 12 kills while ALyse Armstrong had 10 kills and team highs with 20 assists and three blocks.
"We kind of knew what we had to do (against Fife) but we didn't start blocking very well," Webber Heilman said.
The Wolves rebounded to top White River in four games, 25-16, 24-26, 25-22 and 25-20.
"We came out strong," Webber Heilman said, noting Rylie Roberts' six-point run to start the match.
Roberts finished 18-of-19 serving. Hannah Hudson paced the defense with 26 digs and was 21-of-22 serving. Katie Stevenson added four aces in her five serves. Harker had 10 kills while Emily Wallner and Alexas Besand had nine each.
"Our team as a whole was playing tough defense," Webber Heilman said.
On the other side of the consolation bracket, Port Angeles knocked off Franklin Pierce in three games, setting up the teams' fifth match of the season.
In the end, Port Angeles had just enough to get past their cross-peninsula rivals. Sequim had a 2-1 lead before Port Angeles won game four, 25-20, and ran away with game five, 15-6.
Emma LeBlanc was 17-for-17 serving with four aces while Armstrong and Wallner combined for 40 assists against Port Angeles. Harker had a team-high 10 kills and Hudson added 28 digs to pace the defense.
Learning from the loss
"We're kind of inexperienced," Webber Heilman said. "At this level you've got to dig in and be focused. They made it to state, we did not — I'm a little frustrated to say the least."
The Sequim coach noted that in six matches the extended to a full five games this season — one versus Bellingham, one versus Fife and two each against Port Angeles and Olympic League champ North Kitsap — the Wolves fell in each match.
"That has never happened before. (I) guess I will be changing the way we practice," Webber Heilman said.
Port Angeles advances to the state 2A volleyball tournament, set for Nov. 15-16 at Pierce College in Tacoma.
Washington won the district title, with North Kitsap second, Fife third and Sumner fourth.
Webber Heilman said Harker, a senior, had her best run of the season at districts and that Wallner, a converted setter, had a strong performance as well, along with Hudson and sophomore Sydney Munn.
The Sequim coach said that despite losing four seniors — Besand, Harker, Hudson and Vanessa Martinez — a core group of experienced Wolves are expected back for 2014.
We need to have some leaders out on the court with experience (and) we need to be inspired about playing," she said.
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The How and Why of the Housing Lottery
By Liz Logie P'10,'13; New Canaan, CT
Springtime at Deerfield inspires the students to begin looking forward: to that first trip to the river on a sunny afternoon, to wins on the lacrosse field and the final dance performance, to graduation day for seniors and for everybody else … EEK … THE HOUSING PROCESS!
Parents will no doubt hear a great deal about this from their children in the coming weeks, so, with the help of Dean of Students Toby Emerson, we thought it would be helpful to give all of you a full description of the process.
Most, but not all, students choose to sign up with a housing partner. All housing partners are guaranteed that they will be together. During the third week in May each student goes to the Dean's Office to fill out a Housing Form and selects two numbered tiles, with the lowest number being recorded on the Housing Form as that student's housing lottery number. Students complete the Housing Form with the name of their housing partner and a list of their top choices for dormitories and corridors. The form also allows students to include a list of other students with whom they would like to live.
During the last week of May, the deans begin the hard work of assigning students housing. Beginning with rising seniors, the deans work in ascending order through the lottery numbers and dormitory/corridor requests until all students have been assigned. (An exception is made for students who were forced into doubles this year and thus have requested "compensation" in the form of either first choice in the lottery or an additional housing partner.)
BUT … that is not all there is to it! While the lottery system described above provides a "framework," in practice the process has evolved into what the Dean's Office calls a "hybrid." The deans strongly consider the lottery framework but remain mindful of avoiding the kind of homogeneity on hallways that has occurred in the past when the process was guided strictly by either student requests or the chance of the lottery system. The process also espouses the Academy's mission, which includes exposing students to new friends with new perspectives. Students might feel some temporary angst if a friend ends up in a different dorm or corridor, however it quickly passes with the expansion of their friend group. And there is no better place for this to happen than in the dorms. According to Toby Emerson, the deans "strive to create corridors that mirror the diversity we have at Deerfield Academy."
The process continues through the summer as the deans assign new students to their dorms and accommodate any last-minute changes. The housing assignments will be published in August.
There will always be a few grumbles and not every student will get his or her dream room or nirvana corridor. That being said, Mr. Emerson reported that the deans "felt pretty good about" how the system worked last year. In anticipation of this article, he asked one of his classes what they thought of last year's process and the response of the students was "best we could do given the need to create diverse halls."
Again, you will be hearing quite a bit from your children over the coming weeks as they plan for their new "home away from home" next year. The Dean's Office makes every effort to satisfy the needs of all students as well as those of the Academy.
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Vestavia Hills Elementary East
Vestavia Hills Elementary East recognized the third grade chess team on Awards Day on May 18.
The team won first place in the Alabama State Chess Championship.
The team members were Hannah Ashraf, Noah Williams, Robert Pritchard and Garrett Li.
Hannah also won third place overall at the state tournament.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Native Staten Islander Maureen K. Peyton, 65, ofGrymes Hill, a registered nurse who enjoyed spending time with her children, died Tuesday at home.
Born Maureen Dixon in New Brighton, she later settled in Grymes Hill.
Mrs. Peyton graduated from the former St. Peter's Girls High School in New Brighton and earned a bachelor of science degree in nursing from Wagner College, Grymes Hill.
She began her career in nursing at the age of 19, working in the pediatrics department at the former St. Vincent's Hospital, West Brighton, and later at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn.
"She devoted her life to taking care of children," said her daughter, Maureen Peyton King.
In her leisure time, she enjoyed gardening, reading, photography and spending time on the beach. Above all, she cherished spending time with her family, and especially doted on her grandchildren.
"She taught us how to be independent and realize our dreams. She will be missed everyday by her family," said her daughter.
In addition to her daughter, Maureen, surviving are her husband of 40 years, Walter; another daughter, Erin Peyton Alt, and three grandchildren.
The funeral will be Saturday from the Casey Funeral Home, Castleton Corners, with a mass at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Good Counsel R.C. Church, Tompkinsville. Burial will follow in St. Peter's Cemetery, West Brighton.


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On dicks and cunts
Man, there certainly are an awful lot of hormones flying around the room in the videogaming community at the moment.
Months behind the zeitgeist as ever, I've only just caught up on the whole "Dickwolves" business. If you don't know what that means, catch up here. Just be ready to lose any last shreds of hope in humanity you might have had.
Though it all happened last summer, I first heard of the story this weekend, via Jim Rossignol's weekly "Sunday Papers" post on the ever-splendid Rock, Paper, Shotgun. Bemused, I messaged him to ask if I'd missed a link somewhere, or if that one innocuous comic strip was really all it had taken to kick off such a ridiculous shitstorm. He sadly confirmed the latter.
Now, let's set some parameters here. I absolutely loathe the fairly recent casualisation of the word "rape", particularly in videogaming circles. I squirm in embarrassment when I hear some dimwit proclaim how he was "raped" by an opponent in some FPS game, and it makes me angry too.
Rape is about as vile as crimes get, and as such the word still retains some considerable – arguably unique – power. (Just ask Julian Assange, who as yet has not been so much as charged with any crime, far less found guilty of one, but has been the subject of some truly appalling character-assassinating journalism from people who should know better.)
That's as it should be, and doing anything which reduces that power makes you a pretty despicable lifeform in my book. But that isn't what the Penny Arcade strip did. It used the word "rape" to refer to rape, and in so much as it can be said to address the subject, it makes it clear that it's a bad thing. Whether the strip is funny, whether it's bad taste, those are subjective and different issues, and if you don't like it that's fine.
(In fact, the point it's attempting to make is an entirely honourable one about the odd moral standards found in online MMORPGs. The entire business isn't unlike the way Sensible Software were attacked for using a poppy on the box of the first Cannon Fodder despite the game actually handling the deaths of soldiers in what for a videogame was a remarkably and untypically sensitive and respectful way. But I digress.)
The initial criticism that kicked off the whole fiasco, though, attacked the strip on a ludicrously inaccurate premise:
"But unlike Gabe killing Tycho so he doesn't have to share a video game, a slave being raped is a real thing that happens in the world every day."
When challenged in the comments over this fatuous claim, the author further asserted with equally dismissive idiocy that "People who get beaten aren't subject to denial of justice" – apparently never having been out in any city centre on a Saturday night – and adding "Real-life beatings are (most often) treated as a very serious subject – real life rape isn't."
Yet if you boil it right down, being killed over the inability to share IS in fact the fundamental story of a huge proportion of all murders, and certainly something that happens "every day". Broadly speaking, when somebody kills someone it's either because they hate them (whether for racist, religious, ideological or personal reasons) or because they want to take something from them. And most theft is founded in poverty, and poverty is failure to share.
(There's a certain irony, too, in the fact that the strip has turned into such a huge feminist battleground, as the strip actually depicts a male victim of male attackers. To be fair, the initial complaint doesn't specifically attack it as being misogynist, but it does open by stating that the writer is objecting "as a feminist", which is a bit odd as by doing so she's the first person who's involved women in the matter in any way.)
But so far so meh. Neither the strip nor the objection were terribly unreasonable in themselves, but Penny Arcade reacted in turn in the way creative types often do when unjustly accused by people who've diametrically missed the point – with condescending sarcasm.
As you can see from the timeline linked at the start of this feature, it didn't help. I've long held the belief that it's the third punch that turns a conflict into a fight, and so it transpired. The previously-restrained debate was leapt on by some contemptible ambulance-chasing dimwits on both sides and became a truly horrific car-crash.
(And at the risk of sounding like an apologist for the grotesque "she was asking for it" camp, which I'm very much not, I can't help but wonder what the initial complainant thinks. Has she concluded, in the light of subsequent events, that her intervention over a well-intentioned joke that everyone would have forgotten the next day has ultimately made things better, or worse?)
You can read the rest of the story for yourselves if you're so inclined (and I really really advise not being), but the point is that the Dickwolves ruckus seems to have sparked off a bout of angst-ridden soul-searching in the gaming media ever since, about language, misogyny, rape and gamers' attitudes to women in general.
I had a brief but interesting debate with a female blogger this week about the last incident in that list. She'd tweeted professing to be "stunned by the levels of misogyny" in the comments section of the Eurogamer piece, but when I had a look all I saw was some vitriolic abuse that was horrible, but not really any more so than any average day on EG's comments and certainly not portraying any generalised hatred of women.
(I very recently made a post on the EG forum to alert people to a free iPhone app that told them where to find lots of great free games. The response to this disgusting and provocative gesture was two pages of abuse from furious users repeatedly calling me a paedophile. Welcome to the internet.)
It had plenty of hate directed at a woman, who as it happened had done something idiotic, but I couldn't see that the response was fundamentally misogynist, or greatly different to the level or type of adolescent, anonymous flaming that would have been directed at someone who'd done the same thing but happened to be male.
The main bone of contention seemed to be the use of the c-word and the b-word, which were held to be "gendered insults", and that's an argument I find confused at best and an outright double standard at worst. There's a "big difference between calling a woman cunt/bitch and calling a man the same thing", I was told.
The word "cunt", like a great many other words (including ones which are sometimes abusive), has a number of entirely distinct meanings and uses. And by way of example, let's examine the problem I have with the standpoint quoted in the last paragraph, which is that it's a load of bollocks.
Only men have bollocks. In themselves they are important, precious and delicate objects without which none of us would exist. But does that make the word when used as above a "gendered insult"? Is there some specifically male implication when you insult someone by using the word "bollocks" to describe something they've said or done? Are you saying "What you've said is so stupid that you're like a man"?
The answer, of course, is no. In that context the word is being used not to describe male reproductive organs, but under one of its alternative meanings – specifically what my dictionary calls "an interjection indicating strong disbelief or disagreement". The idea that it would be gender-specifically offensive to accuse someone of talking bollocks – that you could say it to men but not women, or vice versa – is patently ludicrous.
But there's more to it than that. As I pondered this piece, it occurred to me that there ARE some insults that would sound weird if directed at a particular gender. Have you ever, for example, heard a woman referred to as a dick, a prick or a cock? Those are words generally reserved as abuse for men, and their root (snigger!) is the suggestion that the man is no more than his generative appendage, the most amoral and least intelligent of all the organs.
Call a man any of those things and you're implying that he's cruel, selfish, stupid or any of numerous other character flaws chiefly attributable to possession of a penis. In effect, you're saying that he's no more than the basest primitive essence of man, bereft of learning or culture or civilisation or empathy – a grunting, witless Neanderthal savage.
As such, it would be odd to hear someone use those terms against a woman. But hang on. Men are very often called cunts too, and it's not because someone's accusing them of being too much like a woman. Surely if words based around the male sex organs are reserved – when used with offensive intent – solely for men, then logically "cunt" or "bitch" is something you should ONLY call a woman, and only when she's exhibiting those traits that could be deemed as the most ignoble primeval embodiments of the female spirit?
(And if you think I'm going to even attempt listing what those might be here, you must have sailed up the Clyde on a digestive biscuit.)
It's traditional when one is male and advancing supposedly-controversial arguments like this to proclaim oneself to be a feminist. Well, I'm not. I despise all forms of sectarianism and discrimination and I always have. I'm an egalitarian – I believe men and women of all colours and persuasions to be fundamentally and self-evidently of equal worth and merit and entitled to all and exactly the same rights.
I object in the strongest possible terms to those beliefs being solely attributed to one "side" or the other, like warring nations accusing the other of sole responsibility for atrocities or claiming sole possession of honour and bravery. It's not "feminist" to say that women should be paid the same as men for doing the same job, or that they should be afforded the same protections against assault – in all its forms – as men, it's humanist. Or if you prefer a less Guardian-reader term, the bleeding fucking obvious.
How DARE anyone claim, for example, that the desire to see rapists successfully prosecuted, convicted and punished is "feminist", as if men were inherently incapable of empathy and morality, vile beasts kept in check only by the diligence and vigilance of women?
None of this, it should be understood, is a defence of any of the awful things Eurogamer readers were saying about Mary Portas. The inhabitants of EG's comments threads are mostly a bunch of unspeakable teenage dimwits, a ghastly throng of immature arseholes who should be expected to act as such. (And while that's an ungendered insult, I don't for a moment seek to dispute that the vast majority of them are boys.)
But the argument that male-derived insults can only be used against males, and female-derived insults can ALSO only be used against males, isn't an attack on sexism or misogyny. It's fuel for it. It's an attempt to insist that women are inherently better than men, that they can never under any circumstances be guilty of behaviour so bad as to warrant the use of ANY of these words. (If not, can a card-carrying feminist tell me which pejorative nouns would be acceptable to describe, let's say, Anne Widdecombe?)
The first step to equality and respect is to stop lying to each other, and that's no less true in the world of videogames than it is anywhere else.


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**Today's Review-A-Raw is up on the site with Wai Ting and I chatting last night's show, the build for SummerSlam plus our thoughts on the 30-minute Cena vs. Lesnar special as well as Episode 1 of Spike TV's Gym Rescue up at http://fightnetwork.com/news/6398368:aug-12-edition-of-review-a-raw/.
**The WWE Network launched internationally today and to say the least it was an underwhelming launch for Canadian viewers with access to the channel. In Canada it is $11.99 per month for the live channel (on Rogers channel 512) and the VOD service (Rogers channel 397) and despite reports last week, there will not be a free preview and neither WWE nor Rogers ever stated it was a "free preview" but many assumed when they said it would be offered as a "preview" that it must been a free one. It is still worth it to buy because the pay-per-views will be available but if you are comparing it to the U.S. version there is no comparison. A mere 36 hours of content if currently available on demand with six SummerSlam events (1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005), Great American Bash 1989, Bash at the Beach (1994, 1996, 1998) and ECW Heatwave (1998, 1999) and One Night Stand from June 2005. The events were poorly labeled without even listing the event name and were labeled by a numbering system, no logos for the events with an "Image Not Available" icon, there was a listing for Chris Jericho's documentary that confused him with Brock Lesnar in the description and just felt like a rush job to get thing up for today and was poor quality control and a terrible first impression.
There are also a lot of customers having problems with the live channel not working and that is dependent on the cable box you have and they are working on correcting those issues for those that have signed up and only able to access the VOD service.
**The WWE also sent out a press release today promoting the international expansion of the WWE Network and have also made a change to their pricing structure. On July 31st they announced that they would be changing the pricing so that those wanting to just sign up for one-month would be billed $19.99 but have lowered that price to $12.99 for one-month with no further commitment. This means you can watch SummerSlam (and theoretically WrestleMania next year) for $12.99 and that's it.
**Raw averaged 4,300,000 viewers for last night's show off hours of 4,080,000, 4,360,000 and the third jumping up to 4,460,000 building to the birthday bash with Hulk Hogan and the surprise guests.
***AAA is going all out promoting Alberto Del Rio for this Sunday's TripleMania event at Arena Cuidad in Mexico.
**The WWE officially announced the signing of Kevin Steen today with a photo posted with Steen and Triple H inside a NXT ring with Steen wearing a NXT t-shirt. In the cases of Steen, Prince Devitt and KENTA, they have all been introduced under those names but it won't be known for sure until they debut on television if they will be keeping their respective names.
**Independent wrestler Chelsea Green was the performer on Raw, who played Megan Miller last night in a memorable segment. She is based out of British Columbia and has worked for ECCW among other promotions.
**A new edition of Review-A-Wai will be up tomorrow morning with Wai Ting and I reviewing SummerSlam from August of 1994 featuring The Undertaker vs. The Undertaker as well as Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart in a steel cage (here's a hint – one of them is one of the best matches of 1994 and one of them is probably the worst).
**Also on the site tomorrow, Alex Greenfield will be filling in for Court Bauer this week on Bauer & Pollock as look ahead to SummerSlam this weekend, chat the G-1 tournament, Alberto Del Rio firing and lots more. That show will be up on the site Wednesday evening.
**Ring of Honor has announced Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish will defend the tag titles against The Young Bucks in a 2/3 Falls Match on September 6th in Toronto at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
**The biggest fight of 2014 has been postponed with Jon Jones pulling out of the main event of UFC 178 against Daniel Cormier with a torn meniscus and sprained ankle. The fight has been moved to January 3rd of next year in Las Vegas. The new main event of UFC 178 will be Demetrious Johnson vs. Chris Cariaso for the flyweight title, which was scheduled to be the co-main event on August 30th at UFC 177 alongside the bantamweight title bout with T.J. Dillashaw and Renan Barao. This could potentially make January 3rd one of the biggest cards in UFC history with Ronda Rousey wanting to fight on that card and being paired with the grudge bout between Jones and Cormier, could be a massive show.
**UFC light heavyweight Ryan Bader will be on The MMA Report this week as we'll chat this Saturday's main event against Ovince St. Preux and more.
**Olympic gold medalist Henry Cejudo speaks with Mike Bohn at MMA Junkie about the WWE attempting to sign him prior to joining the UFC at http://mmajunkie.com/2014/08/henry-cejudo-wwe-deal-was-in-the-works-before-ufc-signing. Cejudo will debut for the UFC later this month at UFC 177 in the flyweight division against Scott Jorgensen.
**The UFC has signed bantamweights Anthony Birchak and Joe Soto and they will fight at UFC 177 on August 30th in Sacramento, California.
**A welterweight bout between Nordine Taleb and Jingliang Li has been added to the UFC Fight Night 54 card on October 4th in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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(Jason Agnew and Braden Herrington broadcast from Agnew's backyard and chat this week's episode, Braden tells a joke and tells your feedback)
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(John Pollock and Wai Ting review Impact featuring Dixie going through a table, we chat with Nate Milton, take your feedback and Wai's trip to New York this week)
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Polk County Sheriff's Office detectives are asking for the public's help in a retail theft investigation.
At approximately 2:40 a.m., on Friday, September 6, 2013, a retail theft occurred at the Circle K located at 8324 U.S. Highway 98 North in Lakeland.
The suspect in the photo is a white male approx. 18-23 years of age wearing a blue shirt and plaid shorts. The suspect entered the store and took two 18-packs of Bud Light from the cooler. The suspect exited the store without paying for the merchandise.
The second subject is a white female approximately 18-20 years of age wearing a yellow shirt, jean shorts, and cowboy boots. This subject is a person on interests at this time.
Both individuals were seen leaving the scene in a newer model Chevrolet Truck with a brush guard and diamond plate toolbox.
Anyone with information about this investigation is urged to contact Detective Douglas at 863-577-1600 or 863.298.6200.


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WOODSTOWN — The Woodstown Borough Hall was full of excitement for Woodstown Police Department promotions and the honoring of the officer of the year during the borough council meeting here Tuesday night.
Family, friends and members of the police force in Salem County and Woodstown lined up along the room and filled seats in the borough hall to support the celebration of honoring Sgt. Raymond Mattson for his service and the promotions of Brian Zilinski, Ryan DeFalco and James LaPalomento.
Mattson has served the borough for the past 32 years and received the Police Officer of the Year Award on Tuesday.
"His involvement and leadership and wisdom has ensured success. It's definitely leadership and we really accomplished some terrific goals," Director of Public Safety Cris Simmermon said.
Mattson demonstrated organizational and leadership skills during his response to Hurricane Irene and the funeral services for U.S. Army Specialist Richard Emmons III, according to borough officials.
"The most important thing the government does is provide public safety. We are deeply grateful for the lifestyle. Police work is a lifestyle, not just a career. We appreciate the devotion," Mayor Don Dietrich said.
According to Simmermon, Mattson was beneficial in strengthening the department's relationship with the community, including the development of the "Walk and Talk Program" and the "Community Excellence Program."
"It was through your continued leadership that helped us to accomplish those goals," Simmermon expressed to Mattson Tuesday night.
The meeting continued to be a special night for the entire police department as three Woodstown police officers were promoted.
"This is the biggest day I can remember in the history of Woodstown Police Department.
It's a tribute to all the law enforcement officers here," Salem County Prosecutor John Lenahan.
The police department now has a new sergeant and two corporals.
Sgt. Zilinski was sworn-in by Dietrich while his wife Melissa held the bible. Zilinski has served the borough since October 1999.
Cpl. DeFalco was sworn-in by Dietrich and was also supported by his wife, who held the bible. DeFalco has served the borough since January 2005.
Also promoted was Cpl. LaPalomento, who has served the borough since March 2005.
LaPalomento was surrounded by his family while he was sworn-in.
on behalf of the Salem County Sheriff's Office and to the families and
supporters that make the officers who they are," Salem County Sheriff
Chuck Miller said.
"There is a lot of dedication that goes on behind the scenes. I can honestly say, I have had the utmost respect for men who serve in the borough."


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This photo, which AP obtained from Don Andres and has been authenticated based on details in it, shows emergency personnel attending to a scene where a gunman was reported at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, today. — Photo by The Associated Press
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A U.S. Park Police helicopter removes a man in a basket from the Washington Navy Yard today. Earlier in the day, the U.S. Navy said it was searching for an active shooter at the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters, where about 3,000 people work. — Photo by The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Two U.S. Navy officials say at least six people have died in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, and the Washington police chief says two additional suspects wearing military-style uniforms are at large.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity on today because they were not authorized to discuss the situation publicly.
The Washington police chief says a shooter was killed and a police officer was shot in a gunfight with a shooter
As many as 10 people were wounded.
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WASHINGTON — A gunman opened fire inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday morning, and a Defence Department official said several people were killed and as many as 10 were wounded, including at least one law enforcement officer.
A shooter was "contained" but not yet in custody, according to the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly. Helicopters swarmed overhead, schools were on lockdown and airplanes at nearby Reagan National Airport were grounded as authorities swarmed the area in southeast D.C., just miles from the Capitol.
About 3,000 people work at the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters.
The exact number of people killed and the conditions of those wounded was not immediately known.
Rick Mason, a program management analyst who is a civilian with the U.S. Navy, said a gunman was shooting from a fourth floor overlook in the hallway outside his office. He said the gunman was aiming down at people in the building's cafeteria on the first floor. Mason said he could hear the shots but could not see a gunman.
Shortly after the gunfire, Mason said overhead speakers told workers to seek shelter and later to head for the gates at the complex.
Patricia Ward, a logistics management specialist, said she was in the cafeteria and heard shots. They sounded like "pop, pop, pop," she said. After a few seconds, there were more shots, she said.
"Everybody just panicked at first," she said. "It was just people running, running, running."
Ward said security officers started directing people out of the building with guns drawn.
Police and federal agents from multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the scene. Ambulances were parked outside, streets in the area were closed and departures from Reagan National Airport were temporarily halted for security reasons.
Among the wounded was a D.C. police officer, according to a law enforcement official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation.
A U.S. Park Police helicopter hovered over the building and appeared to drop a basket or a stretcher with a person onto the roof.
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Marcelle's hostess made this marinara which has the unusual addition of spinach.
Makes 6 servings
3 tablespoons virgin olive oil
1 whole head garlic, chopped
4 to 5 cups chopped ripe tomatoes
1 pound fresh baby spinach leaves (optional)
¼ cup chopped fresh basil leaves (optional)
1 cup sliced black olives (optional)
Garlic salt
Cooked angel hair pasta
Freshly grated parmesan cheese
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Kevin Walsh and his wife Mary-Michelle Coleman-Walsh brought home their twins just in time for Father's Day after a worrisome two weeks.
Sean and Molly, born early, spent their first days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Hillcrest after developing breathing problems after their birth.
"I couldn't ask for a better first Father's Day present than for Molly and Sean to be living under my roof," says Walsh. "It was very scary to watch them both struggle to just take in oxygen. The entire process of admitting them into the NICU unit was so quick that we really didn't have time to think about how blessed we were with their birth, and instead focused on their immediate needs every minute of every day.
Problems began when Coleman-Walsh had to have an emergency cesarean. "I knew a C-section was going to be necessary due to the positioning of the babies," she says. "My main concern was their health, and I really was not concerned about the procedure. I had full faith in my OB, Dr. Julian Peskin.
Prior to the twins' arrival, the couple read as may books as possible and consulted with friends and family to get an idea of how their lives would change once the twins arrived. Despite all the preparation, says Walsh, "No amount of freshly painted nurseries or shiny new baby accessories can quite prepare you for trying to read the cues of two babies to make sure you give them whatever it is that they need to feel happy and secure."
The couple praise the doctors and nurses at Hillcrest neonatal intensive care unit who taught them a great deal about taking care of the new babies. And now that all are at home, the learning process continues, Walsh says.
"While we certainly learn something new every hour they are with us at home, our comfort level as parents is much higher than it would have been without watching the doctors and nurses that helped us," he says.
Meanwhile, Sean and Molly are eating well and thriving at home, and the couple, exhausted but elated, noticed immediate differences in the babies. "They are very different," Walsh says. "Molly is a big eater who likes to take large volumes of food and then lie down for a restful sleep. Sean is a more careful, deliberate eater and, thus, is a bit more fussy in between meals. We love them so much."
And dad's dreams for his new daughter and son? Walsh is reflective: "I dream they grow up doing things that make them happy and content. But I wouldn't mind if Sean pitched for the Cleveland Indians and Molly became the first female president of the United States."
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My suby is a 91 Legacy L Wagon and the past couple weeks its been having a lot of problems.
Runs fine when first started/cold but when the engine gets to operating temp it starts having trouble and throwing codes.
Problems are:
Idles at 400 (idles at a normal 900ish when cold)
Idle will randomly surge from 200-1000 over and over and will want to die
Very sluggish under 3k rpm
The codes thrown are:
11 crank angle sensor
22 Abnormal voltage produced in knock sensor monitor circuit
24 Air control valve inoperative (Abnormal signal produced in monitor circuit)
31 Abnormal voltage input entered from throttle sensor
32 Oxygen sensor inoperative
35 Solenoid valve inoperative
Any idea what the problem could be? Possible fixes?
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91 Legacy L throwing a bunch of codes
Posted 09 July 2014 - 02:30 PM
My suby is a 91 Legacy L Wagon and the past couple weeks its been having a lot of problems.
Posted 09 July 2014 - 02:56 PM
definitely check the timing belt.
check battery/cables/ground connections and charging circuit.
check for vacuum leaks
(start with the above - if no improvement try the next items)
consider cleaning the IAC valve.
consider a new knock sensor.
Posted 09 July 2014 - 03:04 PM
That's a lot of codes, first 3 steps are:
1. clear codes and see which one comes back first - read it immediately when the check engine light comes on.
2. check and clean/tighten battery terminals/clamps - low voltage may be making dirty signals.
3. check voltage at the battery with engine running. the codes may be an artifact of the low rpms/low alternator output
clean idle air controller. best to remove it and clean it, but sometimes you can blow cleaner into them insitu.
knock sensors often crack at the base. replace them with a $14 ebay knock sensor.
how long have you owned the car?
was it working perfectly find before this - amazing performance, gas mileage, and history?
how many miles are on it?
Edited by grossgary, 09 July 2014 - 03:05 PM.
Posted 09 July 2014 - 06:46 PM
were you doing any work under the dash just before this started giving you trouble?
did you or someone else connect the green test connectors under the dash?
Posted 10 July 2014 - 12:25 AM
Cleared the codes and drove around for a while. CEL didnt come on, but still had the same problems. Ive had the car about 8 months and its been running great up until now. It has 170,000 on it
Posted 10 July 2014 - 06:32 AM
how long was the CEL on before you checked the codes?
I would start with a new knock sensor, and possibly the O2 sensor, and see what happens, what codes come back...
Knock sensor will cause the ECU to alter fuel & timing advance, which could be the cause of some of those other codes.
O2 sensor will also cause driveability issues.
Posted 10 July 2014 - 06:13 PM
not too long, i drove around again today and the only code that showed up again was 35. I am going to clean the iac and report back
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Not to trivialize the issue with a choice double entendre, but the decision to ban veils at citizenship ceremonies is really only window dressing on a larger issue.
Last week, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced that women will not be permitted to wear face coverings such as burqas and niqabs when reciting the oath of citizenship.
The rationale, at least the one given, is that new citizens must be seen and heard reciting the oath by all present.
Silly reasoning
The reasoning is a tad silly. As anyone knows, group recitations rarely take place with universal participation. And only the most expert lip reader could discern whether each immigrant is pledging his undying loyalty.
The real reason for Kenney's edict is, ironically, symbolism. In the same way that the veil symbolizes religious or cultural beliefs (depending on who's interpreting the history), the minister is telling these women that the veil is antithetical to Canadian values and has no place at the symbolic gateway into citizenship.
He's right. And not. It's a complicated issue that pits individual freedom against the best interests of society.
In one sense, you have to admire Kenney. It takes a lot of chutzpah to tell women what they're allowed to wear (or not wear, in this case). As a rule, women demand free rein on their own attire. And, although few would dare walk into a courtroom in a bikini, women face fewer and fewer restrictions on how they can dress. There are some exceptions, of course. Don't even think of visiting the Vatican in shorts and a halter top. It won't happen.
Veils, of course, are not foreign to Western society. They are de rigueur for grieving widows and blushing brides, but their use is only a nominal gesture to past practices.
On the other hand
The niqab and the whole-body burqa are a different story. In practice, they only come off in private, with family or with other women. Despite the freedom to dress and behave as they wish, women who persist in wearing the burqa in the West do so with ironic zeal.
There are circumstances in which face coverings are problematic. The citizenship ceremony is a dubious case; not so questionable are situations where facial identity and expression are central concerns. A Supreme Court decision is anticipated soon in the case of a woman who wants to testify while wearing a veil. Such an allowance would violate fundamental principles of justice, such as the right to face one's accuser and the ability of a jury to assess the credibility of a witness.
Unlike France, where veils are banned outright, Canada is not likely to impose radical dress codes. This is, after all, a country of compromise.
But this has nothing to do with the fashion statement itself. And no amount of compromise will undo the bizarre hypocrisy represented by the burqa and its half-sister garb.
Those who wear them insist they are adhering to their beliefs. But beliefs do not arise in a vacuum. And the full-face coverings in question are uniquely associated with cultures whose oppressive practices run counter to Western democracy.
It's hard not to read some sort of unwelcome message into veiled faces: "Women are not equal," "Attractiveness is a sin," "Men are unable to control their desires" or even "The rest of you are impure and corrupt."
No one should be surprised at the power of that symbolism.
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More than 50 residents attended the special meeting, but no comments were made prior to the discussions.
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By any measurement, the Rowan University football team's New Jersey Athletic Conference matchup at Cortland State on Saturday is a big game.
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"Could something work out down the road where there's a three-way tie and it goes in our favor? Absolutely, but it didn't the last time, so we don't want to allow that to happen."
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"It came at the perfect time for us, and most coaches would probably tell you the same, that they would want it mid-season," said Accorsi. "I think Eddie's about 90 percent, and Matt's about 80 percent, but that might be as good as they'll get this season.
"We should have everybody ready to roll this week. We didn't give them a lot of time off, because we didn't want them to get flat. We worked on fundamentals, schemes, big picture things, special teams. It was a back-to-the-basics training camp scenario without all the hitting."
In the Red Dragons, Accorsi sees a mirror image of the Profs, an opportunistic defense and balanced offense. Cortland quarterback Chris Rose has thrown for 1,416 yards and 15 touchdowns – though with 10 interceptions – and three receivers have 25 receptions or more.
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