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A blog about my journey with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome including HHV 6, EBV, C. Pneumonia, Bartonella, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and Biotoxin Illness
Friday, March 6, 2009
Is It Worth It???
The question has come up for me lately about whether or not it's worth it for me to continue on with Valcyte. I won't make the decision without the help of my doctor. Each day has become an agonizing struggle to make it through the crippling depression that has occurred since starting Valcyte. This is an entirely different ballgame. Tuesday I was reading through news stories and came across one about an organization called Final Exit which is a hastened death network for people who suffer from incurable illnesses. Apparently a couple people in the organization have been charged with a crime. I found myself going to their website to look them up. Then I found myself in tears when I realized they send people to be with you at the time of death. I find it ironic that this illness is so isolating but that I could invite people to my death if I wanted to.
That night I had a dream. I've been having lots of dreams with my mom in them. Nightly in fact. That night I dreamt I was trying out two different bicycles. I was trying to decide between the two. For some reason I couldn't purchase them that day but kept going back to look at them. I really liked the bikes. The day came where I had the money to purchase one of the bikes. I was checking out. While I was checking out I realized my mom was standing right next to me waiting for me to check out.
I know that depression can be a side effect of Valcyte. I keep telling myself that maybe it's working on a couple viruses. HHV 6 is associated with depression. Apparently one of the proteins produced by it (?) can cause depression. It's not fun. And I'm only 47 days into it. I have 123 days left on it.
But I have to ask myself if I'm crying at the philosophy of organizations like Final Exit-is this worth it?
Physically I'm having some improvement. Not much but there is some. I have some GI symptoms now that I didn't' have before but physically I find Valcyte not bad at all. In fact, the herx I felt from antibiotics was worse than this. It's the mental/emotional part that I can barely take. I manage to survive minute by minute sometimes.
And then there's God. I've been praying every day for some peace or some relief or to feel God's presence. Silence. I don't get it. Not that I'm entitled to any sense of peace or anything for that matter but I just hoped for something.
I'll continue to hang in there...
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- March 6, 2009 at 6:47 PM
- Jozephine said...
I have so much sympathy for you. You are dealing with a great deal and it is not surprising that you are depressed.
Hold on, - this too will pass.
- March 6, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- SueInCanada said...
hello. i have suffered with CFS for over 17 years and am also on antivirals. my illness started with EBV infection.
i was on valcyte for 7 months and valcyte+valtrex for 1 year. i have just now started to notice some real improvements....
hang in there! it's a long road but you will get there.
its good of you to create a blog. i tried to but just can't seem to keep up with it due to lack of energy and brain fog.
ps...if you need a pep talk feel free to email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- March 7, 2009 at 2:51 AM
- Renee said...
I am so sorry you are going through so much right now. Depression makes it so hard to deal with all the rest. "Is it worth it?"......It must be a difficult decision to make, but what is right for you will come to the surface.
Nothing is harder to deal with than the silence of God....I believe He is there right beside us even when we don't feel his presence...maybe even more at those times because He loves us so deeply and completely. Maybe He is speaking to you through the voices of those you love. I hope that the decision you make with whether to continue the Valcyte or not brings you the peace you seek.
- March 7, 2009 at 7:40 AM
- Pris said...
I'm pulling for you. I don't know if depression is also common in the first stages of CFIDS no matter what we're taking or trying. I do know that for the first four years I woke up with fierce depressions that usually disapated by noon. They seemed to be related to the heaviness of my sleep. Lighter sleep, less depression. I hung in by my fingernails to last until mid-day each day, then tried St Johns Wort. It kicked in and erased those feelings, but yes, I do know what it's like to consider 'the final solution' and am glad I didn't.
- March 8, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Sue Jackson said...
So sorry to hear you're going through such a difficult time right now.
I don't know if it would help, but one possible option to discuss with your doctor might be switching to Valtrex, at least for awhile. It also acts against HHV-6 but generally has far fewer side effects. Maybe you doctor can tell you whether that would help you or not.
Almost everyone with CFS has suffered from severe depression at one time or another (I did periodically during the first two years). Please know that you are not alone, and there are lots of people that care about you - both in your real world and here in the virtual world.
Things will get better.
- March 9, 2009 at 6:27 AM
- Waterstone Jewelry said...
I'm so sorry to hear about your struggle with depression. My daughter has dealt with CFIDS for over 3 years now and it's unbelievable.
I think you know that even though you sometimes don't feel it, God is with you. In your dream when your mother was standing by you, I truly believe that it's God and that's His way of letting us know that he's with us. My sister continued to have dreams after our dad passed (she was concerned for our mother) and each time my dad was telling her that everything was okay and he was with her. I've heard similar stories. You're clearly a very perceptive person and I think you're lucky to have such meaningful dreams.
You're taking one day at a time and sometimes that's all we can do. Just keep the hope.
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Hiya ladies,
I'm new here but had a quick question. I've read up on all the resources about women worrying whether or not they truly have enough milk. My son will be 7 weeks on Thursday, I went back to work yesterday
I had some milk stored in preparation for this day, but yesterday when i was at work and pumped i was only able to get enough for 2 feedings. I got maybe 8 ozs (4 ozs per feeding) and I pumped every 2 hours. I'm doing it again today but I'm worried that I'm not going to be able to stockpile enough milk for when he's at the sitters. Any tips as to what I can do?
Also...I'm a little bit lopsided. I usually get a full ounce more out of my right breast, anything I can do to somewhat even this out?
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Thanking the Carters
Some things just don't feel right unless they're together. Like, how can you have pizza without pepperoni? Ok, yes, there is the Hawaiian but that's a rare exception. Or what about Tom Selleck without a mustache? Catholicism without the pope…..or scandal.
Baseball is the same way but to an even greater degree. In a way, baseball just isn't baseball without them. But if I had to choose just one thing that completes baseball, I'd say beer.
Now when I first went to games and was old enough to drink, the options were pretty limited. Usually there was Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite and maybe some sort of local favorite like Old Style. But that has all changed in recent years. When I visit Nats' Park, I can choose between the regulars or something like Blue Moon. Out in San Francisco one of the vendors had Anchor Steam on draft and that made me very happy.
It makes me wonder who I have to thank for all this malty and hoppy goodness. What brave soul forged a path through uncharted wilderness to make sure that my ballpark experience lived up to my expectations?
The answer will probably surprise you as much as it surprised me: Jimmy Carter.
Yes, the man who is best known for growing peanuts, botching the hostage rescue and overseeing the oil shocks of the 70's also inadvertently created the conditions for the microbrewery explosion that continues today.
So, the next time you're at the park, skip the Bud and drink a microbrew for Jimmy instead. If nothing else, it's definitely better than a Billy Beer.
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Hahaha Jimmy Carter. For my AP US History summer assignment, I had to do this thing about Machiavelli. I wrote about who he would crown as a Prince, and who he wouldn't. I said he would crown Ronald Reagan as a Prince….but for Carter, I said no. Maybe I should rethink that….especially if Machiavelli liked beer.
Always good to see Mr. Baseball sporting his Tigers hat. The ballparks in Wisconsin have some great varieties. Makes the games very enjoyable…
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Sounds like Carter deserves a second Nobel Prize for his contributions to the beer industry. Or at the very least a spot in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
I want to jump on the beerwagon here, but I can't.
I tend to drink a nice little sugary carbonated drink, then head off to Ferg's across the street formy adult frothy beverage and maybe a few dozen great wings to go.
Something special ( to me) about a post game celebratory brew hoisted to the rafters with visions of playoff fairies dancing on the dance floor.
But that is just me.
But, I can definitely hoist one( Coors Light/Shock Top only) tomorrow to the skies to our Georgia-born President and carpenter to the building of hundreds of homes for the unfortunate in this great Nation.
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My daughter is 4 months old. I am in the process of trying to restart breastfeeding after 2 months off. I am very hopeful that I can get my milk supply going again, but am a little discouraged that my daughter is not interested in latching on. First, I will tell you my story:
After a 27 1/2 hour labor which ended in Csection and gaining 40 pounds of fluid in the hospital, I was nervous about breastfeeding. Thankfully I had wonderful LC's and my daughter was successfully breastfed for two months. Initially, I used a sheild as I was so swollen she could not latch without it. Eventually, once the fluid came off, she was nursing without it. She occasionally was taking pumped breastmilk in the bottle. I felt very blessed to have a little girl who would breastfeed well and take a bottle as she was going to be attending daycare three days a week once I went back to work.
At 1 month old, she became a very fussy, colicky baby. I tried eliminating many things from my diet, including milk. At 2 months old, she developed blood in her stool. I was told it was d/t a milk/protien allergy and her pediatrician reccomended I pump and freeze my milk and eliminate all dairy from my diet. It was also reccomended that I started her on Nutramigen formula for a week while I was eliminating the dairy from my diet. I was told this would give her tummy a rest and confirm the diagnosis. I thought I was eliminating obvious dairy. A week later when I was going to reintroduce breastmilk, I was touchign base with the pediatrician and she told me ALL dairy and ALL soy, including ingredients. This was a very daunting task, and I felt very overwhelmed.
After two days on this formula, she was a totally different baby, she was not fussy, she slept through the night, she was HAPPY! This was one of the reasons I stopped nursing. My 2month old daughter was SOOO happy.I was told we could reintroduce breast milk when she was 6 months OR eat a completely dairy/soy free diet. I was overwhelmed with the diet change and going back to work. I decided to pump and freeze the milk. I did this for a period of time and eventually my supply dwindled. I was convinced I couldn't keep my supply up until she was 6 months old (another 4 months) so I eventually quit.
My daughter is now 4 months old. I have been bottle feeding her formula since she was 2 months. I stopped pumping when she was 2 1/2 to 3 months old. The pediatrician suggested I try her on a dairy based formula again (or the frozen breastmilk). For 5 days now, she has been doing well. There hasn't been an obvious increase in fussiness, and she seems to be doing well. This has ignited a desire to restart breastfeeding. I stopped pumping completely about 1 - 2 months ago. Had I known she could come off of formula at 4 months (not 6months), I would have tried so much harder!!
ANyways. I am in need of all of the advice and support I can get. I am producing only drops of breastmilk. I am pumping as often as I can, though it's hard to do every 2 hours at work. I manage about every 4 hours while at work. My OB said she could give me a prescription for Reglan. The only thing I find discouraging is that she latched on right away (which is awesome) but didn't get any milk and got angry and pulled off. This happened once and now she won't latch on even for comfort when she's full or tired. SHe just looks at me and smiles as if to say, what do you want me to do? Or, she cries. I did get her to latch for comfort whith the sheild on (though I know this isn't reccomended) I tried it because I thought she would think of it more like a pacifier d/t the plastic feel. She just isn't to excited to do this- but I can't blame her since she is only getting drops of breastmilk.
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If pain becomes severe, consult your physician for prescription strength pain relievers. Many people find relief from analgesic creams or salves applied directly to the skin. Capsaicin, an active ingredient in many of these creams, depletes a neurotransmitter that sends pain signals and others deliver an anti-inflammatory through the skin. Be sure to follow the directions carefully.
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Oftentimes having a cortisone injection can reduce swelling and relieve pain quickly. A new type of injection called hyaluronic acid (viscosupplementation) injected into the joint can temporarily replace the cushioning substance in joint fluid that is depleted in people with osteoarthritis.
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Many sufferers of osteoarthritis are receiving considerable relief through the ancient practice of acupuncture (thin needles placed in specific points of the body). Others are helped by green tea (a staple of the Eastern diet), and the ancient Chinese martial arts of tai chi helps not only pain, but physical function.
For over a decade, the use of glucosamine and chondroitin has received popular attention. These over-the-counter nutritional supplements have helped many people although there is no clinical evidence to support its use. However, one study did find that the combination of the two supplements significantly improved pain relief in those with moderate to severe knee osteoarthritis.
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VideoLAN and the VLC development team are happy to publish version 2.0 of VLC for Android today
It supports network shares browsing and playback, video playlists, downloading subtitles, pop-up video view and multiwindows, the new releases of the Android operating system, and merged Android TV and Android packages.
Get it now! and give us your feedback.
VideoLAN and the VLC development team are happy to publish version 2.2.4 of VLC media player today
This fourth stable release of the "WeatherWax" version of VLC fixes a few bugs reported on VLC 2.2.3 for Windows XP and certain audio files. It also includes updated codecs libraries and fixes a security issue when playing specifically crafted QuickTime files as well as a 3rd party security issue in libmad.
Read more about it on our release page.
Due to unscheduled maintenance on one of our servers, some git repositories, the trac bug tracker and mailing-lists are currently not available. We are restoring the services, but we can't give detailed information when everything will be back online. Note that downloads from this website, git repositories on code.videolan.org, the wiki and the forum are not affected.
Important: Any communication send to email addresses on the videolan.org domain (aka email@example.com) won't reach the receiver.
VideoLAN and the VLC development team are happy to publish version 2.2.3 of VLC media player today
This third stable release of the "WeatherWax" version of VLC fixes more than 30 important bugs reported on VLC 2.2.2. It also includes updated codecs libraries and fixes 3rd party libraries security issues.
Read more about it on our release page.
2016 is a special year for many FLOSS projects: VideoLAN as open-source project and Free Software Foundation Europe both have their 15th birthday while KDE has its 20th birthday. All these call for celebrations! This year VideoLAN has come together with Qt, FSFE, KDE and KDAB to bring you QtCon, where attendees can meet, collaborate and get the latest news of all these projects.
VideoLAN Dev Days 2016 will be organised as part of QtCon in Berlin. The event will start on Friday the 2nd of September with 3 shared days of talks, workshops, meetups and coding sessions.
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|RPCV / Armenia
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|My wiki page Will Dickinson
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I've been doing most of the web administration on Peacecorpswiki which includes, improving the navigation, hierarchy, building templates, extensions, and includes. If you would like to HELP ADMINISTER part of the site please drop me message in my DISCUSSION.
After returning to the states from Peace Corps and working for a year, I realized the my experience serving in the Peace Corps was not unique and that my knowledge of web-tools and the profusion of new open source software I could constructively address a dearth institutional memory publicly available about the Peace Corps by building a resource collector. After establishing my first wiki site http://www.mappc.org (designed just to capture community maps and information), I combined efforts with my colleague Mike Sheppard to begin to explore in depth the story and issues within Peace Corps.
From late 2007 until the present, I have been administering the Peace Corps Wiki as well as the other sites managed by Developmentary including the Peace Corps Journals. I have made sure that this platform takes advantage of the last developments including Semantic Media Wiki and dozens of extension so the wiki can interact with other web technology. This has entailed thousands of hours of research, technical design, and administration with an average of two to three hours of work per day.
Recently, the National Peace Corps Association recognized my work by including me on a committee along with representatives from Yahoo, IBM, and Idealist.org tasked with the technological design and implantation of the new social networking site: Peace Corps Connect. http://www.developmentary.org I have excellent written and oral communication skills, careful attention to detail; ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously, ability to work with a team and independently, creativity and resourcefulness, and marketing and database experience (In Design, Photoshop, and Microsoft Office.) I have been an active implementer of web seminars and a CRM developer. I have provided information sessions to show people what can be done with wiki technology. http://www.peacecorpswiki.org/Slideshows
Changes are occurring in the field of development that require a more transparent and worldly outlook; I believe an awareness of online resources is ideal way to facilitate this change.
For questions regarding FOIA and the documents and welcome books please drop Mike Sheppard a line
Consulting For Hire
Can Will Dickinson build a wiki for you or your organization? YES!!! I will provide a scalable open source solution for you or your organization this would include: Setting up & maintaining Semantic MediaWiki with SemanticForms; designing templates, forms and collaboration.
Please send an email for a free estimate based on your needs to: will AT willdickinson DOT com
More About Me (third person)
Will Dickinson was born and raised in Alexandria, Virginia only a few miles south of Washington, DC. Attending high school in the District heavily influenced him with its expansive cultural and international resources. After high school commencement, Will enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania hoping to cultivate his interests in geology, geography, and anthropology. After graduating from UPenn with a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, he traveled to the Black Sea region where he worked closely with Frederick Hiebert on an archaeological expedition on the Black Sea coast of Turkey.[i] After graduation Will was employed as an architectural consultant then decided to embark on a world tour with the intent of experiencing the major geological and architectural features of various cultures. Although the traveling experience was both fascinating and enlightening, Will felt limited by time and language constraints. His decision to join the Peace Corps was heavily influenced by this trip.
Will served in Armenia from 2004 to 2006 as an environmental education volunteer in the towns of Jermuk and Ijevan. His first year, which proved to be a difficult cultural adjustment, was a mix of intensive language training and working with the Red Cross and schools in Jermuk. During this time, the lack of institutional memory within the Peace Corps became increasingly apparent to Will. There was no way to access records of the work of his half dozen predecessors, nor did it appear that there even were records of their specific projects. After a year in Jermuk, Will found that there was not sufficient work to keep him occupied. He documented and presented this information to the country administration and was allowed to change sites. At the new site in Ijevan, Will engaged in a productive educational leadership program that focused on community planning and training. This program was designed to train local community stakeholders in the use of new technologies such as GPS and GIS and was funded by World Vision and the EU. The remainder of Will's Peace Corps service was spent working on this project. [ii]
After returning to the States and working for a year, Will realized that his frustrating Peace Corps experience resulting from the lack of records of previous volunteer projects was not unique to him. He decided that with his knowledge of web tools and the profusion of new open source software, he could constructively address this issue by building a resource collector for the institutional memory of the Peace Corps. After establishing his first wiki site map designed to capture community maps and information[iii], Will combined his efforts to expand the Peace Corps Wiki with Mike Sheppard, a former volunteer who had served in the Gambia.[iv] The two began to explore the history, issues, and potential of the Peace Corps as well its connection to its returned volunteer community. Since January 2008, Will has been administering the Peace Corps Wiki as well as the Peace Corps Journals website[v] that strives to keep current, former, and prospective Peace Corps Volunteers in touch with one another. Both websites are managed by Developmentary Inc.,[vi] the nonprofit cofounded by Dickinson and Sheppard. Together, these two former volunteers have logged thousands of hours of research, tech design, and administration.
Recently, the National Peace Corps Association recognized their work by including both Dickinson and Sheppard on a committee, along with representatives of Yahoo, IBM, and Idealist.org, that has been tasked with the technological design and implementation of a new Peace Corps volunteer social networking site entitled Peace Corps Connect.[vii]
In addition to Will's work with Developmentary Inc., his most recent employment was with the United States National Park Service, Cultural Resources division, American Historical Engineering Record.[viii]In this position, Will was charged with completing a cultural landscape evaluation study and historical drawing set on the Brunt Mills historic site near Bethesda, Maryland for submission to the Library of Congress. During his time in the San Francisco Bay area, Will conducted several architectural, landscape, and preservation projects for UC Berkeley as a Landscape Survey Leader and as a researcher for the Heart Greek Theater Historical Survey Report, 2007. Additionally, he served as a survey leader for UC Berkeley's Durant Hall as well as a leader of recordation, mitigation studies, and drawings for the UC Berkeley Faculty Club. He also served as a consultant on historical landscapes for the Salz Tannery in Santa Cruz.
Will's current interests are in geography, architecture, urban design, and art. At the moment, he is focusing on the researching and planning activities of past and present civilizations in order to investigate the history of sustainable design and resource management. Will would like to design a method to express these processes visually and spatially with the goal of developing new strategies for sustainable development and design solutions with economic incentives. The desired result would be more effectively managed resources in micro-watersheds as well as around the world.
Will Dickinson currently resides in Philadelphia, PA where he continues to study constructive and analytic drawing and architecture at the Studio Incamminati.[ix]
[i] http://www.willdickinson.com/blacksea_expedition_1999/
[iii] http://www.mappc.org
[v] http://www.peacecorpsjournals.com
[vi] http://www.developmentary.org
[vii] http://www.peacecorpsconnect.org
[viii] http://www.nps.gov/hdp/haer/index.htm


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Former high school teacher admits to trespassBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | February 27,2013BENNINGTON — A former Mount Anthony Union High School teacher who attracted national attention after he posted what some called disturbing comments and had a semi-automatic weapon confiscated by police, resolved all of his outstanding criminal charges on Wednesday with no jail time.
Steven P. Davis, 35, of Troy, N.Y., was not charged in relation to the posts about educators at the high school and administrators at the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union nor in relation to the Bushmaster semi-automatic assault rifle that police confiscated.
Instead he was charged on Jan. 28 with felony charge of unlawful trespass into an occupied home and a misdemeanor charge of violating an abuse prevention order obtained by his wife. On Feb. 6, he was charged with a misdemeanor count of violating the conditions set when he was released on Feb. 6.
Davis pleaded guilt on Wednesday to the unlawful trespass under an agreement through which he will not be sentenced for 18 months. If he has no further legal troubles during that time, the charge will be dropped and he will not have a criminal record.
The state dismissed the two misdemeanor charges.
During the hearing, Davis admitted that on Jan. 27 he broke into the home he once shared with his wife which was a violation of an abuse prevention order issued on Jan. 15.
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The long-overdue legislation affirms what a majority of New Yorkers believe: when tax dollars are used to promote private enterprise, the public has the right to expect something in return: good jobs at good wages.
The veto override successfully closes another chapter in the ongoing campaign for economic justice in the country's most economically polarized city. The Living Wage NYC Coalition worked to bring unions, community groups, clergy, and elected officials together to help make this happen.
"With this vote to override Mayor Bloomberg's veto, the City Council stands firmly on the right side of history. Clergy in New York City are saying, 'The reign of the rich is over!' A new day has dawned in New York City. Together — faith leaders, labor leaders, community leaders and elected officials — are changing the culture of New York. We have only just begun to see the fruit of our growing faith-rooted movement for economic justice," said Rev. Peter Goodwin Heltzel, PhD. from the steps of City Hall just prior to the vote. Rev. Heltzel is the Director of the Micah Institute at New York Theological Seminary and a leader of the Faith Caucus of the Living Wage NYC Campaign.
Under the terms of the legislation, any private development project directly accepting $1 million or more in taxpayer subsidies must now pay employees a living wage of $10/hour with supplemental health benefits or $11.50/hour without benefits. The Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act, co-sponsored by Council members Oliver Koppel and Annabel Palma, reforms the city's taxpayer-funded economic development programs, which have failed to create good jobs for New Yorkers because, until now, they lacked enforceable wage standards of any kind.
"The Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act is an important first step in the right direction for ending extreme income inequality in the financial capital of the world. The City Council vote is an affirmation of the people's belief that a living wage is a moral imperative," said Tasha Williams, President and Co-Founder, the Progressive Democratic Club of East Harlem and Living Wage Coalition activist, at the pre-override vote press conference at City Hall.
"We are proud to have played a lead role in building the living wage movement and shaping this legislation. The city needs to create higher-wage jobs, not poverty-wage jobs. An override of the Mayor's veto is a major triumph for working people, for democracy, and for our city. It will be a significant step toward reducing inequality and poverty in our city," said Stuart Appelbaum, President of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU, UFCW).
"This has been a long and arduous struggle. The City Council made the right decision today for the people that entrusted them to lead our city forward. There is still much work to do and we look forward to continuing to fight for economic justice," said Rev. Que English, Senior Pastor, Bronx Christian Fellowship Church.
"I am pleased with the passage of the living wage bill. This legislation will benefit the city by reducing dependency on government programs increasing consumer spending and adding to our tax revenue," said City Council Member G. Oliver Koppell, lead sponsor of the bill.
"It's been a long journey to get here, but with the help of all of our partners, I believe we have succeeded in producing landmark legislation that will immediately help to improve the lives of hundreds of working New Yorkers," said Council Member Annabel Palma, co-sponsor of the bill.
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June 18, 2012
Bloomberg Subverts Peoples Will, Vetoes Landmark Living Wage Legislation!
May 31, 2012
New York, NY—Mayor Michael Bloomberg's veto of the Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act today brings into sharp focus his legacy as the billionaire Mayor who enriched his class of friends at the expense of the hardworking taxpayers of New York City.
The Living Wage NYC Coalition urges the City Council to override the Mayor's veto so the city can move forward with the work at hand, ensuring that tax dollars are used to create good paying jobs for New Yorkers.
"With this veto, Mayor Bloomberg has cemented his legacy as the mayor of the rich, by the rich and for the rich," said Rev. Dr. Raymond Rivera, Director, Latino Pastoral Action Center and. "He has missed his opportunity to support New Yorkers as they strive to be productive, contributing citizens."
The Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act grew out of a historic citywide campaign for living wage jobs and economic justice. It passed the New York City Council by a wide margin of 45-5 on April 30, drawing praise from elected officials, labor leaders, faith leaders, and business owners.
"Mayor Bloomberg stands firmly on the wrong side of history. Clergy in New York City are saying, 'The reign of the rich is over!' A new day has dawned in New York City," said Rev. Peter Goodwin Heltzel, PhD., Director, Micah Institute at New York Theological Seminary.
The campaign spawned a highly visible and vocal movement that engaged thousands of New Yorkers and led to overwhelming support for the legislation across the political spectrum—74% of voters overall, according to a recent Quinnipiac University poll, with 60 % percent of Republicans saying it is government's responsibility to ensure workers are paid a decent wage.
"Mayor Bloomberg's legacy is one of disrespect: extending his term against the will of the people and now labeling honest working class people as Communist for wanting to earn a decent living wage so they can take care of their families. The Living Wage NYC Coalition will remain in this fight until all workers are treated fairly and paid justly!" exclaimed Desiree Pilgrim-Hunter, President, Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition.
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The 2012 North American International Auto Show opens to the public this weekend in Detroit, where you can check out more than 500 vehicles on display. The public event runs from January 14 – 22. Be sure to check out the Pure Michigan booth on the first floor of the show and head down a level to visit the Pure Michigan Ride and Drive Track–a quarter-mile indoor ride-and-drive test track surrounded by landscaped and forested terrain, where visitors can take a ride in electric and hybrid vehicles. We'll have more on Pure Michigan at the show later this week.
Today, check out a quick summary of new vehicles and announcements from Detroit's big three automakers – General Motors, Ford and Chrysler.
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GM began its announcements on Sunday with the reveal of the Cadillac ATS, a sports sedan built on the legacy of the acclaimed CTS-V Series. The vehicle's dynamics were refined during countless hours of racetrack testing and Cadillac expects the sedan to rival Europe's finest vehicles.
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- COMBINE sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, nutmeg and water in medium saucepan. Add peach slices. Cook over medium-high heat until mixture comes to boil, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Stir in almond extract. Pour into prepared baking dish. Place in oven to keep warm while preparing topping.
- MIX flour, sugar, baking powder and salt in medium bowl. Cut in shortening with pastry blender or 2 knives until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Combine milk and vanilla. Pour over flour mixture, stirring just until moistened. Remove baking dish from oven. Drop biscuit mixture in 9 mounds on top of hot fruit.
- BAKE 20 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm with ice cream or whipped cream, if desired.
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Serving Size (1/9 of recipe), Calories 200 (Calories from Fat 50), Total Fat 6g (Saturated Fat 1.5g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 150mg, Total Carbohydrate 35g (Dietary Fiber 1g, Sugars 23g), Protein 2g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 6%, Vitamin C 8%, Calcium 6%, Iron 6%.
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Can you trade for people who're hurt?
And i think the surgery only causes you to miss a cpl days...It is really minor
Well, we could probably trade for him now and it wouldn't cost us much.Rudy Will Have Back Surgery
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Should we still pursue Rudy?
Is this a good time to make an offer and hope he comes back at full health?
I think we should. If the surgery's as minor as Tuner says it is then all the more reason. The guy has amazing upside I think. Hopefully the sciatic is enough to sway things in our favor.
Has he even played much this year? I've not seen or heard much from him.
Apparently he'll be out 4-6 weeks....
Looks like they are being cautious because from what i've read normal ppl get it and are back to work within a week.
But since its contact sports they probably want the nerve to fully heal and ****.
Nate for Rudy? (replacement SG)
Chandler for Rudy? (outlaw down)
J.Hill for Rudy? (Oden down)
What deal works more? (for both sides)
" It's a new era for the Knicks "
Portland gets the SF help they need and a scorer off the bench to replace Rudy.
Nate would probably ok this deal too. He gets to go back to the Pacific Northwest, play with his buddy in B Roy and gets to play (which he's not doing now).
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Great Live Moments - Hilton Ruiz
April 30, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: benefit, benny golson, bourbon street, clifford, dizzy gillespie, hilton ruiz, hometown, hurricane katrina victims, Jazz Alive, jazz ballads, Listening Post, Live Music, lyrics, new orleans, performance studio, wbgo
So how can we say something so real has really gone away?
I hear him now, I always will
Believe me I remember Hilton still.
Those are actually the lyrics to "I Remember Clifford," one of the enduring jazz ballads by Benny Golson. With one modification. The name.
It should not go unnoticed that nearly two years ago, Hilton Ruiz lay unconscious on Bourbon Street in my hometown. What particularly stings me is that he was in New Orleans working on a benefit CD for and video about Hurricane Katrina victims.
It reminds me of a quote attributed to Dizzy Gillespie:
"Men have died for this music. You can't get more serious than that."
In 1986, Hilton Ruiz played the Steinway B in our performance studio.
Listen to "I Remember Clifford" from the WBGO Archives.
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March 27, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: bb kings, benefit, Birthdays, college information, cologne, daniel karcher, dropt, fundraiser, happy birthday, james moody, Jazz Alive, jazz legend, march 31st, Masters, monday night, music, newark new jersey, rest of the day, s song, scholarship fund, vignette, walt whitman, wbgo
I'm in the mood for Moody, simply because it's his birthday. Jazz legend James Moody, one of Newark, New Jersey's finest, turned 83 yesterday. Last year, WBGO celebrated Moody's contribution to music at our annual gala. Daniel Karcher and I created a video vignette for the award presentation. Here it is:
So next time you see Moody, wish him a happy birthday. Give him a hug, and you can wear his cologne for the rest of the day. I like to think that wearing Moody's cologne is like that line from Walt Whitman's Song of Myself - "A scented gift and remembrancer designedly dropt."
On a more serious note, you can see Moody and lots of his music playing friends on Monday night, March 31st at BB Kings. The concert is a benefit for the James Moody Scholarship Fund at Purchase College. Information about the fund and the fundraiser here.


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This influential fashion blogger is writing for several different outlets
. She was overheard saying that she was basing her reviews on how much free stuff the designers sent to her prior to the show she was reviewing.
She can't be too bright to say that out loud.ReplyCancel
@ seven, this was said between the lines ( getting snorted) and bouts of maniacal laughter as she drank champagne…ReplyCancel
Yes,I think it could be Olivia as well.
She was a snob on The City,not much has changed.
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Later everybody. Fashion week is a bore. Hugs and kisses…((( mwah)))ReplyCancel
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Really, a blind about a fashion blogger? Should I start submitting tips about the lunch ladies in my kid's school?ReplyCancel
We have major dramz going on with a local dining establishment firing a local underage drunk…think that could make a better blind..lolReplyCancel
Enty, that is hard to believe. Why would she tell anyone that? Would you tell anyone, where you could be overheard, "I come up with my blinds based on what the Daily Mail runs that day, whatever I make up, and what's already completely obvious?"ReplyCancel
Count has kids?? No idea why this fact blew my mind just now. Carry on…ReplyCancel
@MotherCampfire: 1 kid. Wish I had more, but shit happens and bitches get mental. Uh, mentaler, anyway. Oh well.ReplyCancel
Olivia is a major snob and i can't stand Bryan.ReplyCancel
But this is hardly a revelation – it's what all the people who work in fashion do.
My good friend is an 'Editor' at a magazine and only ever plugs / features items that have been sent to her as freebies. It's the way the industry rolls and people would be naive to think otherwise.ReplyCancel


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I've been planning to write about building custom ARM toolchains for a while (I used stuff from gnuarm.com in the past, but I switched to the lastest and greatest upstream versions at some point). Among other things, recent upstream versions now have ARM Cortex support.
First you will need a few base utilities and libs (this list may not be complete):
$ apt-get install flex bison libgmp3-dev libmpfr-dev libncurses5-dev libmpc-dev autoconf texinfo build-essential
Then you can use my tiny build-arm-toolchain script, which will download, build, and install the whole toolchain:
$ cat build-arm-toolchain #!/bin/sh # Written by Uwe Hermann <firstname.lastname@example.com>, released as public domain. [...]
The final toolchain is located in /tmp/arm-cortex-toolchain per default, and is ca. 170 MB in size. I explicitly created the build script in such a way that it minimizes the amount of disk space used during the build (ca. 1.2 GB or so, compared to more than 3 GB in the "naive" approach).
Using the "-j 2" option for make (see script) you can speed up the build quite a bit on multi-core machines (ca. 30 minutes vs. 60 minutes on an AMD X2 dual-core box). Also, you can change the script to build for other target variants if you want to (arm-elf or arm-none-eabi, for example).
Checkout the blog entry How to build arm gnu gcc toolchain for Mac OS X by Piotr Esden-Tempski for similar instructions for Mac OS X users.
Oh, and while I'm at it — does anybody have any idea why there are no pre-built toolchains for embedded (microcontroller) ARM targets in Debian? There are some toolchains for other microcontroller architectures (avr, m68hc1x, h8300, z80) but not too much other stuff. Is there some specific reason for the missing ARM toolchains (other than "nobody cared enough yet")?
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Taffy our cat attacks things such as remotes, nail filers, and hairbrushes. this is her only workout since she weighs 18 pounds and is 12 years old. i hope i can move that well when im that age!!!!
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