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Every film an actor or actress appears in has a chance of being the last one they ever make. It's just the way life is -- people die with alarming regularity. However, they don't always get to bow out gracefully at the top of their game. Some of our favorite performers coast through what was supposed to be an instantly forgettable paycheck film only to end up transcending the mortal realm immediately afterward, leaving us clutching our ticket stubs like Peter Parker holding Uncle Ben's hand after he was tragically gunned down by the Sandman. Here are four actors who deserved a better cinematic send-off.
4Chris Farley -- Almost Heroes
Chris Farley was part of the batch of Saturday Night Live cast members who rescued the show from the brink of oblivion at the end of the 1980s. Although he made a handful of memorable cameos in other movies, Farley died before his own film career was able to materialize -- he only has four starring credits to his name. Unfortunately, one of those credits is Almost Heroes.
God owes us all an apology.
Almost Heroes is the bitter pill that was Farley's posthumous follow-up to Beverly Hills Ninja, which incidentally is one of the saddest sentences ever constructed. In it, Farley stars as Bartholomew Hunt, an oafish expedition leader struggling to beat Lewis and Clark to the Pacific Ocean but making plenty of stops along the way to punch eagles, set fire to straw sex dolls and fall down every incline on the American frontier for absolutely no reason whatsoever. Matthew Perry contributes to the hilarity as Hunt's partner, Leslie, who minces around making bug-eyed silent movie faces and flapping his meth-toothed underjaw like a Muppet in the throes of heroin withdrawal. Rounding out the supporting cast is Eugene Levy, who plays a Frenchman, and Kevin Dunn, who plays a Spanish conquistador. For some reason, both actors are using the exact same accent, which is somewhere between Pepe Le Pew and a pirate on his deathbed.
Bafflingly, Tom Wolfe, author of The Right Stuff and The Bonfire of the Vanities, is credited as one of the screenwriters on Almost Heroes, and the movie was directed by Christopher Guest, one of the people responsible for This Is Spinal Tap, Best in Show, and A Mighty Wind, among other things. Wolfe is considered one of the greatest writers of the modern era, and Guest is ostensibly a man who knows the difference between solid improvisational comedy and rambling anti-humor, so I assume attaching their names to this carnival of jokeless shouting was part of some ransom task imposed on them by the Jigsaw killer, and that Farley agreed to star in it under similar circumstances. Either way, there is a finite number of times an audience can watch a fat man fall bellowing onto his face before they reward it with cold, implacable silence, and Almost Heroes discovered that number.
"We did it, everyone!"
3John Candy -- Wagons East!!
John Candy was part of the ruling comedy family of the 1980s, starring in movies like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Spaceballs, Stripes, Uncle Buck, and Cool Runnings. If you watched movies at all between 1979 and 1993, chances are you've seen him in something.
He was the uncle and space dog we never had.
Candy died in the middle of filming Wagons East!, which was made during that puzzling run in the mid-'90s when Hollywood was trying to convince us that the 19th century was hilarious (see Almost Heroes, above). The filmmakers decided to try and finish the movie anyway. As a result, many of Candy's scenes had to be magicked together with computer wizardry and a stockpile of dialogue-free reaction shots, taking what little dignity the film might have left him with and dragging it through the blazing Mexican desert like a rancid coyote lure.
"Is there some way to digitally add our urine to his face?"
The film also stars Richard Lewis, who, for some reason, is dressed like Richard Lewis in 1993, rather than the retired Civil War surgeon-turned-rancher he is supposed to be portraying. He's literally wearing a shirt, a vest, and an overcoat, as if he's about to film an ad for Boku.
We're pretty sure that hairstyle would get you burnt for being a wizard back then.
Most of the plot threads in the movie are never resolved, the primary antagonist dies three quarters of the way through and is replaced by an entirely new character, and the whole thing ends with the most poorly edited fistfight ever captured on film. The fight is so boring that the characters themselves can't even bear to watch it, and they struggle to turn it into a meta joke that only succeeds in emphasizing the failure ballet unfolding before our eyes.
Candy, for the few precious scenes in which he legitimately appears (and isn't being dopplegangered by computers or a stunt double), is depressingly good, like a rare form of terminal cancer that gives you the power of flight and makes everything taste like cake. He is able to rise above material that, at its best, is the antithesis of laughter, and somehow manages to be completely watchable and occasionally funny in a movie that is the comedic equivalent of stabbing a weeping hobo to death in an abandoned boxcar. The strength of his meager performance makes the catastrophic badness of Wagons East! that much worse -- even if Candy hadn't died, it still would've been one of the shittiest movies ever made, so his presence was a tremendous waste either way.
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — As it turns out, the shelf life of many New Year's Resolutions is far shorter than their authors' pronouncements might have anticipated. Though 2013 is only in its nascent stage, by now many of those uttered promises of change are already consigned to the "Oh well" bin. But when it comes to the resolve of several local athletes and teams, words truly serve as a preamble to deeds that transform wispy hopes for change into definitive accomplishments. Not even two weeks into the New Year, stories already illustrate how actions can speak louder than words across the spectrum of the winter sports milieu.
In boys basketball, Sullivan West (4-1) held on for a 54-50 gritty non-league win over Class A Monticello (4-5). Though the Bulldogs never trailed and enjoyed a lead that burgeoned to 10, the game was decided in the final seconds as the Monties closed within two points with 17 seconds remaining. A key bucket by Matt Cardona and two made free throws in the game's climatic closing minutes helped ice the victory, as did the Westies' stellar 9 for 11 (90.9%) free-throw shooting, as compared to the Panthers' lackluster nine for 22 (40.9%) from the stripe. Dawg sophomore Ronj Padu, returning from a concussion he suffered against Livingston Manor before the holidays, led his team with 14 points that included a pair of timely treys. Patrick Pierce posted 11 points and Kyle Manzi had 10 in the uplifting victory that also featured two of his patented downtowners. The Bulldogs hoped this game would provide a positive foreshadowing for their road rematch against Division IV rival James I. O'Neill on January 10, the only team to beat them this year. Monticello turns its attention to league rival Goshen as it looks to live up to its stated goal of making it back to sectionals and creating a stir in the Class A hunt. Montie senior Rob Reilly and junior Daeshawn Thompson led the Panthers' attack with 17 points apiece in the loss. It was the second straight year that the Bulldogs bested their eastern county foes, penning another chapter in the rivalry that has featured some incredible hardwood drama over the years.
Strong resolve fueled a fine week of wrestling by Tri-Valley junior Kevin Palko (152), who won both of his matches in a meet against Division II-B rivals Chester and Liberty and was named as one of the outstanding wrestlers following his success at the Monticello Wrestling Tournament. Eldred/Fallsburg's Adam Hurwitz (138) received similar recognition at the tourney.
In indoor track at the Hispanic Games held at the New York Armory, Eldred's Alex Campanella (9:41.7) finished seventh in the invitational two mile. Sullivan West's Dani Myers (6:23.09) was ninth in the invitational one-mile steeplechase. Teammate Corinne VanWagner (6:39.92) was 10th in the event. SW's Hannah Feinman (30-1.75) was 33rd in the triple jump. She finished 60th in the 55 hurdles (10.33). Eldred's Selena Hudak (26-1.75) was 33rd in the triple jump and 87th in the 55 hurdles (10:82). Other Sullivan West finishers included Kelsey Dutton (5:47.29), 79th in the varsity one-mile; Andrew Siegel (9.56), 109th in the 55 hurdles; Blain Reddish (33-0), 100th in the shot put; and Anthony Rydell (32-9), 101st in the shot put. Kevin Hart (7.24), 149th in the 55 hurdles, earned the same spot in the 200 (25.62).
From Eldred Savanna Finck (11:13) was 96th in the 55 hurdles; Erika Poston (11.21) was 98th and Melissa McGonagle (11.79) was 104th; Kayla Maas (6:15.41) was 196th in the varsity one-mile, while Jessica Davis (6:15.48) was 199th. Julian Gottlieb (7:32) was 147th in the 55 hurdles.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE – A plea of guilty was entered in a series of burglaries that swept Belmont County.
Lawrence Edgar Henry, 36, 71493 Fairpoint Providence Road, Fairpoint, pleaded guilty Tuesday to 14 counts of burglary, one count receiving stolen property and an additional count of breaking and entering. Sentencing was set for Nov. 19.
He pleaded in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. Judge Jennifer L. Sargus presided.
During a four-month period, Henry and two accused confederates engaged in a county-wide spree of daylight thefts into residences in Pease, Richland, Mead and Pultney townships. Portable and pawnable items were targeted. According to the prosecutor's office, recovered items were valued at more than $100,000.
The sheriff's department led the investigation.
Should the sentences be served consecutively, Henry would face close to 110 years in prison.
Prosecutor Chris Berhalter said his office would ask for a term of at least 10 years.
"Everyone has a right to be safe in their homes, and this defendant violated that right. This is something that can never be tolerated," he said. "He went on a crime spree that appears to be unparalleled in this county."
Henry cited a drug problem as the motive of his crimes. He claimed to have become addicted to painkillers after suffering an accident.
In other cases, Jesse Allen Saffell, 22, 58586 Sandy Ridge Road, Barnesville, was sentenced for violation of his probation. He will serve one year in jail and receive treatment for alcohol dependency. He was originally convicted of burglary, a felony of the third degree occurring Aug. 16, 2010.
Clarence Alexander Arno, 65, 54730 Winding Hill Road, Bellaire, was sentenced to 60 days as part of a suspended one-year sentence for driving under the influence, a felony of the third degree occurring April 12, 2012.
Michael Anthony Arnold, 20, 71620 Morristown Flushing Road, Flushing, pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and one count passing a bad check, felonies of the fifth degree, and one count telecommunications fraud, a felony of the fourth degree occurring Aug. 28, 2012. Sentence was set for Nov. 5. A pre-sentencing investigation and victim impact statement was ordered. He faces a maximum of 54 months.
Bernadette Angela Demetrovich, 59, 111 Broadview Drive, Cadiz, pleaded guilty to theft, a felony of the fourth degree occurring Jan. 1, 2004. Sentence was set for Jan. 22.
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"Learning a language is only a competition with oneself. When you learn it, imagine what you want to do with it."
When Qian Gao asked one of her students at the University of Oregon why he wanted to study Chinese—a question she always asks her new students—he replied, "Because Chinese just doesn't make any sense to me!"
Gao thought that was a terrific answer. As she explains, not everyone confronted with a difficult task—such as trying to decipher something that seems inherently unknowable or mysterious—will find the motivation or the discipline to tackle it. "It is this precious tickling curiosity that motivates one to learn."
And where is that student today? After majoring in Chinese in college, he is now working at the U.S. Embassy in China.
Gao quotes Chinese philosopher Mencius who said that one of a gentleman's three joys is "to have fine youths as students to teach and nurture." The students at Transylvania are certainly a joy for Gao. Her teaching is "student-centered, proficiency-oriented, context-based, and technology-assisted." In other words, Gao wants her students to practice using their language skills in real-life situations where they have to rely on their language proficiency to deal with whatever circumstances arise.
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RUTLAND Maggie Fish and her husband thought they had the movie theater all to themselves when they came to Flagship Cinemas in Rutland on Sunday night.
The theater was empty except for us, so we sat in the third row, the 64-year-old Pittsford resident said Tuesday. It was unexpected.
But the couple didnt stay alone for long. Awhile after the movie started, Fish said, she heard someone enter the screening room and sit down behind her.
A little while later, she heard the person leave. But the distraction hardly registered for Fish and her husband, Bob, who were watching the historical epic Lincoln.
We were engrossed in the movie, she said.
The first indication that something was wrong didnt come until the credits started rolling at the end of the 150-minute film.
When her husband went to grab his leather jacket a Christmas gift she bought for him a few years ago it was missing from the seat where he had set it.
Fish said they searched in vain and then asked employees at the concession stand if someone had turned the jacket in there. They had not.
I decided the police needed to know that there had been a theft in the theater so I called them up, and the dispatcher who answered said, Oh, Maggie Fish. Your car was stolen and found crashed into a ditch at the end of Killington Avenue, she said.
Fish and her husband learned that while they were watching the movie, someone else had been watching them and waiting to steal the jacket.
With that article in hand, the thief also had the keys to the couples 2002 Cadillac De Ville, which Rutland police say was traveling at high speed when it crashed into a tree.
The car was totaled, but the driver wasnt found. Neither was the extra-large brown leather jacket that was taken from the theater.
City police said they have requested surveillance video from a number of stores at the Rutland Shopping Plaza including Flagship Cinemas but as of Tuesday afternoon no arrests had been made.
Were continuing to investigate the case, said Rutland Police Sgt. John Sly, who said thefts from the citys only movie theater were very uncommon.
Management at the theater said Tuesday that they too were shocked by the theft, which has prompted increased security measures including discussion about internal video surveillance at the theater.
Fish said more video surveillance was one of the things she would like to see added.
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Wegmans School of Nursing to Hold "Joining Forces" Conference Aimed at Promoting the Health of Veterans, Military Personnel, and their Families
The St. John Fisher College Wegmans School of Nursing today announced the inaugural "Joining Forces" Conference, which will promote the health of veterans, military personnel, and their families. The conference will be held on the Fisher campus on May 13 and 14.
The conference will provide a venue for health care professionals to engage with clinicians, educators, researchers, and persons who have experienced physical and/or emotional conditions associated with military service to explore strategies for promoting the physical and mental health of veterans, military personnel, and their families. It represents a regional initiative that follows the lead of the national "Joining Forces" effort led by First Lady Michele Obama and Dr. Jill Biden, which calls attention to critical health care issues facing members of our armed forces, our veterans, and their families.
"Faculty members in the Wegmans School of Nursing recently made a commitment to address the issue of military cultural competence and pay more attention to meeting unique health and wellness needs of veterans and their families in course work and in the acquisition and dissemination of veteran-specific learning materials. The conference is one of the many initiatives already underway to support that commitment," said Dr. Dianne Cooney Miner, Dean, Wegmans School of Nursing.
On Monday, May 13, keynote speaker Lieutenant Colonel David M. Wallace, MD, MPH, Chief, Primary Care Clinic in Fort Drum, will present "What's Walking Through the Door: Relating to Members of the Military, Veterans, and Their Families." His presentation will begin at 7:00 p.m. in Cleary Family Auditorium in Kearney Hall.
Wallace, a native of Rochester, attended the University of Notre Dame for undergraduate studies, and completed medical school at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Fort Benning, GA in 1998, and spent three years in Germany during his first military tour. As part of Task Force Falcon IB, Wallace spent five months in Kosovo in support of the stabilization force from November 1999 through April 2000. He completed his Master's in Public Health at the University of Washington, and served for four years as the Program Director of the Darnall Family Medicine Residency at Fort Hood, TX. He has deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2005-2006 with the 10th Combat Support Hospital, and again in 2008-2009 with the 10th Mountain Division (LI) Headquarters as part of Multi-National Division South. He has served as the Division Surgeon to the 10th MTN DIV (LI), as the BN Surgeon to the 3-85th IN BN (P) Warrior Transition Battalion, and currently serves as the Chief of the Primary Care Clinic, Guthrie Army Health Clinic.
The opening session on Tuesday, May 14, will feature Thomas W. Miller Ph.D., ABPP, Professor Emeritus & Senior Research Scientist, University of Connecticut, Center for Health, Intervention & Prevention; Professor, University of Kentucky, College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. He will present "Veterans Healthcare: Twenty-first Century Issues & Directions." His presentation will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Cleary Family Auditorium. Miller is a 1965 graduate of St. John Fisher, and the editor of a 2012 handbook on veterans' health.
A total of 16 workshops will be offered throughout the day on Tuesday in the Wegmans School of Nursing. Workshops will focus on issues related to physical health, mental health, children and families, resiliency training, provider self-care, military culture, polytrauma care, and women veterans.
Registration for the conference is $55 for attendees, $40 for students and includes all meals, materials, and a video CD of the presentations. A certificate of attendance will also be provided.
The Conference is co-sponsored by the 10th Mountain Division and the Canandaigua VA Medical Center. For a full list of workshops and locations, or to register, visit http://go.sjfc.edu/joiningforces or call Carolyn Martin, Wegmans School of Nursing, 585-385-8468.
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Chief U.S. District Judge Susan Oki Mollway sent a letter to the Federal Transit Administration and the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation earlier this month, urging both agencies to conduct further study of the Beretania Street Tunnel Alternative for the Honolulu Rail Transit Project.
Mollway told KITV4 the letter was in response to a public comment period regarding the project's Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. The comment period is scheduled to close July 22.
"The court is only acting in its capacity as an occupant along the proposed route," Mollway said Thursday by phone.
Click here to see a map of the Beretania Street Tunnel Alternative.
HART's DSEIS states the Beretania Street Tunnel Alternative is feasible, but is not prudent because of its extraordinary costs, estimated at $960 million.
However, Mollway notes in her July 8 letter that the draft report fails to consider the capital cost of a proposed future extension from the Ala Moana Shopping Center to UH Manoa. She says there could be major cost savings in implementing the Beretania Street Tunnel Alternative now, rather than pursuing a possible two-stage development.
Mollway added that the purpose of the $5.3 billion rail project is to provide high-capacity rapid transit in the highly congested east-west transportation corridor between Kapolei and UH Manoa, as specified in the Oahu Regional Transportation Plan 2030. But, she points out, the proposed rail route does not go anywhere near the UH Manoa campus.
"The DSEIS then unrealistically posits that a UH student, after riding the rail to Ala Moana, can transfer to a bus to get to the UH campus and, even including the time getting to the bus boarding area and waiting for the bus, arrive within 9 minutes," wrote Mollway.
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit that hopes to delay or even halt the controversial rail project jumped on Mollway's letter as proof the city is engaged in a boondoggle.
"I think what this letter is really, is an elegant judicial smackdown for both HART and the City Council," said state Sen. Sam Slom, one of eight individuals and organizations involved in the lawsuit.
Former Gov. Ben Cayetano, also a plaintiff, said rail planners have been scaling back the project ever since it was proposed.
"The project originally as presented to the Legislature included East Kapolei," said Cayetano. "They cut six miles of that, and UH Manoa, they cut that out."
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Mollway's letter is not binding, but represents the voice of the U.S. District Court in Honolulu.
HART Deputy Executive Director Brennon Morioka issued a statement about the letter, saying:
"All interested persons are encouraged to provide their comments and feedback on the Honolulu Rail Transit Project's Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement/Section 4(f) Evaluation. All comments received through July 22 as part of the process will be given full consideration, including Judge Mollway's."
Last November, federal Judge A. Wallace Tashima ruled the rail project was required to conduct a supplemental environmental impact statement to study the Beretania Street Tunnel option, as well as examining the potential impacts to Mother Waldron Park in Kakaako
Tashima presided over the case because U.S. District Court judges in Honolulu, including Mollway, recused themselves from the case due to conflicts of interest. In an earlier letter dated May 30, 2012, Mollway expressed concern the rail line would cause safety issues for the U.S. District Court Building.
Tashima's ruling was appealed by the plaintiffs to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has scheduled an Aug. 15 hearing a three-judge panel in San Francisco.
University of Hawaii law professor and lawsuit plaintiff Randall Roth said the goal of rail opponents is not to get the route changed, but to kill the project entirely. Plaintiffs hope the federal appeals court will order the FTA and HART to conduct a new EIS to examine all possible alternatives to rail.
"The law requires that they rigorously and objectively study all of the reasonable alternatives," said Roth. "I think they'll be ordered to start over and end up with a project that really does alleviate the traffic congestion problem."
The Beretania tunnel would go underground at Ka'aahi Street near Dilingham Boulevard and resurface on Beretania Street by the main police station.
From there it would go back onto an elevated structure across Alapai Street, before transitioning onto King Street until it reaches University Avenue. The alternate route would then cross the H-1 Freeway and end up at the UH Manoa lower campus.


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My 7 week old son has not pooped in 3 days. He has streaked a little, but not like he was doing. He seems to be uncomfortable just when he is working up a fart and gets really red faced like he is trying to push something out, but then no poo comes. Have any of you experienced this and should I be worried? Is it possible for infants to get constipated? He is still eating like normal and pees are the same, so not sure why he's not pooing. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Grandmother sentenced in child care program scam
A Milwaukee grandmother is sentenced to a year in prison for scamming the state child care program for low-income parents.
Shirley Howard,70, is the third member of her family to be sent to prison for defrauding the Wisconsin Shares child care subsidy program. Howard's daughter and grandson were sentenced in 2011 for the same type of fraud.
Prosecutors say Howard falsified attendance records, overbilled for children in her care and charged for children who never attended Shirley's Child Development Center.
State regulators closed Howard's center in 2010 following an investigation by the Journal Sentinel that exposed fraud in the $350 million child care program.
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My 6.5 month old does not like any solids that we've tried. We started with oatmeal cereal, then tried applesauce, and recently avocado (this actually made him shudder). All he does is spit the food right back out and give me a sour-puss face. At what point do I just give up on one food and try another? (We've been waiting almost a week between introductions because of food allergies.)
Should I back off and not offer any solids for a while, or continue to offer something everyday? He seems really interested in the food that we are eating--he often tries to reach for our food and watches us intently while we eat. But he is too young for self-feeding, right?
I do still nurse him every 2 hours..maybe he is just not hungry? He has had some growth issues (weight and length), so I want to be sure that the solid food is not displacing his bm intake.
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An aversion sharedJune 08,2014It is 70 years, plus two days, since D-Day the massive American and British amphibious landings on the beaches of Normandy. These anniversaries can serve a useful purpose in giving us time for reflection on things such as Americas leadership role in the world. And inevitably this leads to comparisons between then and now.
With World War II, the United States emerged as a major, if not the major, world power, with Franklin Roosevelt seen as a great wartime president. Todays resident of the White House is said by his many critics to have tarnished Americas great power image, because unlike FDR, he has an aversion to war.
However, earlier this year, I read a new book which casts Roosevelt in quite a different light Those Angry Days by Lynne Olson. Olson is an American, who has written two notable books on the early years of World War II, seen from a British perspective. Those Angry Days is the rarely told American story of the monumental political battle that severely divided this country from September 1939 until December 1941. The fundamental issue was what, if any role, America should play to prevent Adolf Hitler from effectively conquering all of Europe, including Britain.
As most people interested in this period, I had mostly accepted the narrative that this was a titanic struggle between the interventionists led by President Roosevelt, and the isolationists, personified by the famous aviator and public hero Charles Lindbergh.
To be sure it was that. But it was so much more. It was surprising to see hard evidence that throughout these two-plus years, if he actually was an interventionist, Roosevelt was a most reluctant one even after having won re-election in 1940. According to author Olson, right up to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, its far from clear Roosevelt himself, while certainly determined to help Britain, ever intended that America go to war, at least in the sense of sending troops. Olson quotes historians William Langer and S. Everett Gleason, that the president recoiled from the prospect of war (and) was determined to keep this nation out of it.
Many millions of Americans were engaged in this historic argument over intervention, in which passions ran very high. There seems no doubt that Roosevelt was gravely concerned that Hitler might very well defeat Britain and would then become a major threat to American security. Yet as Olson tells us, while the president was eloquent and forceful in his repeated calls for action to help Britain and end German aggression, he often procrastinated in making such action a reality. He was intimidated by congressional isolationists, whose strength he tended to exaggerate, and was loathe to challenge them.
One source she cites to support those assertions caught my attention General George Marshall, wartime army chief of staff and post-war secretary of state. According to Olson, George Marshall later remarked that from 1939-1941 he had doubted the presidents ability to lead America in a national emergency. (Once the U.S. entered the war) Marshall finally concluded that his commander in chief was in fact a great leader. I hadnt thought so before, the army chief of staff said. He wasnt always clear cut in his decisions. He could be swayed.
Once the United States entered the war in earnest following the Japanese attack, there was suddenly hope among citizens of the Allied nations that the Axis powers Germany, Italy and Japan were not inevitably going to rule the world. And by D-Day in 1944, that hope had become an expectation that sooner or later the good guys were going to win. But after reading Those Angry Days, one realizes that as Americas entry into the war made defeating Germany an imperative, victory was far from a foregone conclusion.
I am intrigued by the what-ifs of history. There was one in the recent History Channel series on the First and Second World Wars. There is a World War I scene, historically authenticated, in which Cpl. Adolf Hitler, standing unarmed in no- mans-land, is in the gun sights of a British army private, who ultimately decides not to shoot him. The narrator ominously suggests if he had, the course of history would have been changed.
There is a similarly portentous what-if near the end of Lynne Olsons book. The day after Pearl Harbor, Congress declares war on Japan but not on Germany. Three days pass. Germany is not obligated by treaty to go to war with the U.S. because Japan has not been attacked. Then on Dec. 11, seething with anger, Hitler goes before the Reichstag to declare war on the United States. In response, Congress declares war against Germany and Italy.
The author poses this question: What would have happened if Hitler had not declared war on the United States?
She looked into it and evidently found evidence that even immediately after the Japanese attack, Roosevelt was still unsure of the American publics support for a declaration of war. She then comes to this somewhat breathtaking conclusion:
Had Hitler not decided in a fit of anger to go to war against the United States, the odds are high that Congress and the American people would have pressured the president to turn away from an undeclared war against Germany in the Atlantic and focus instead on defeating Japan, the only country that had actually attacked the United States. In that case, American shipment of arms to Britain and Russia might have been cut dramatically or even halted, and Germany would have had a clear shot at defeating both countries. We will never know.
Franklin Roosevelt would later be widely admired for his wartime leadership. But what Olsons remarkable book convincingly shows is that in the years leading up to Americas entry into World War II, Roosevelt was actually war averse almost to a fault. And his aversion did not come because he, like President Obama, had just wound down the countrys two longest wars.
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At my DS 4 mo well visit, his ped said we could start solids. I told him we were waiting until at least 6 months before introducing anything other than BM. He said to me, well at least get started at 6 mos so you don't have to deal w/ Aspbergers or anything. I was really confused . . . anyone know what he was talking about?
We still are just nursing (Gabe is 5 mo) and I'm honestly in no hurry to get started on solids. DH is however b/c he really wants to be involved in the feeding.


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Choosing a power supply for a specific computer configuration is a kind of an eternal problem, especially when the configuration is too advanced for the typical 300-400W PSU bundled with the system case to cope with. You can take it easy and buy a PSU with a wattage rating of some 1000W, but this is likely to be a waste of money. Unfortunately, there are often no comprehensive data on the power requirements of specific components. Graphics card and CPU makers want to be on the safe side and declare overstated specifications. Various power consumption calculators use obscure numbers. And the measurement of real-life consumption, even though mastered by most computer-related media, is often deficient.
When you open the Power Consumption section in a hardware review, you will usually find power draw data as measured from the wall outlet. That is, how much power is consumed from the 220V (or 110V if outside Europe) mains by the power supply which is loaded by the tested computer. It is easy to perform this kind of measurement: a consumer wattmeter is a small device with a single connector selling for less than $50, which is very cheap in comparison with serious measurement tools.
Such a wattmeter usually has a rather high accuracy, especially at loads of hundreds of watts, and copes with nonlinear loads (any computer PSU, particularly without active PFC, is an example of such load): there is a special microcontroller inside it for integrating the current and voltage over time, allowing to calculate the amount of active power consumed in the load.
Nearly every computer-related test lab has such a device.
We've got one, too. However, we use it only when we need to quickly estimate the power consumption of a computer or some other device (a consumer wattmeter is most handy then because it needs no kind of preparation) but not for serious tests.
The fact is, although this measurement method is simple, it provides an impractical result:
- The PSU's efficiency is not taken into account. For example, at a load of 500W an 80% efficient PSU will consume 500/0.8=625W from the mains. So, if the "wall outlet" measurement yields 625W, you don't have to run for a 650W PSU because a 550W model will suffice, too. Of course, the efficiency can be accounted for or you can even recalculate the result by having first tested the PSU and measured its efficiency under different loads, but this is inconvenient and affects the resulting measurement accuracy.
- This measurement gives you an average rather than maximum value. Modern CPUs and graphics cards can change their power consumption very quickly but short spikes are smoothed out by the PSU's capacitors and you cannot see those spikes while measuring the consumption between the PSU and the wall outlet.
- If we measure the PSU's consumption from the wall socket, we get no clue as to how the load is distributed, i.e. how heavy it is on the 5V, 12V and 3.3V rails. This information is both interesting and important.
- Finally and most importantly, the "wall outlet" measurement won't show how much power is consumed by the graphics card and how much by the CPU. You can only see the overall consumption of the computer. But you want to know how much juice the specific CPU or graphics card need if you are reading a review about it.
The obvious, although technically more difficult, alternative is to measure the current consumed by the load proper from the PSU. It is possible, though, and I have even tested the Gigabyte Odin GT power supply with a built-in wattmeter of that kind.
In fact, the Odin GT can make a complete power-measuring testbed in its own right (and I don't understand why other media don't use this PSU for such measurements and why Gigabyte does not use this as a promotional opportunity) but I want to build a testbed that would be more universal and flexible in terms of how the load is connected to it.


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New DEP septic policy derided; 'No nitrate problem' in Wayne, Pike
March 27, 2013 —
State officials are taking public comment on a new policy that would amend the rules for the installation of new septic systems. Under the proposed rules, in areas with exceptional value and high quality waters, such as Wayne and Pike counties, septic systems could not be placed closer than 150 feet from a body of water or 30 feet from a stream.
Further, there would be a requirement for underground septic systems to be surrounded by a barrier to prevent the effluent from traveling underground. This would be done to prevent nitrates from getting into the water. Local officials in the region have complained loudly that such a policy, which is being considered by the PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), is not needed, and it will crush development in the region.
At the Pike County Commissioners meeting on March 20, commissioner Rich Caridi said from a scientific perspective "there is not a nitrate problem; we don't have one."
He said the measure of nitrates in the water analysis from Lake Wallenpaupack is one milligram per liter, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, through what he called "dubious tests," had determined that a level of 10 milligrams per liter "could have"—and he underscored the words "could have"—a link to blue-baby syndrome or cyanosis, which involves heart defects in newborn babies.
Caridi said that because of the price of the technology, "a new home could face as much as $25,000 in new costs, if they can find someone who knows the new technology."
Commissioner Matt Osterberg said the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania has launched an initiative to halt this policy from being adopted.
He said, "We're pushing to make sure that this does not occur because it's pretty devastating to our economic development, never mind home building."
He added that Senator Lisa Baker, representatives Mike Peifer, Rosemary Brown and Sandra Major are all on board with the notion that the policy regarding nitrates is not needed.
A document on the DEP website says, "In infants, drinking water having greater than 10 milligrams per liter nitrate nitrogen, the nitrate-reducing bacteria in the intestine can convert nitrates to nitrites. These nitrites change the hemoglobin in the infant's blood stream to methemoglobin. Hemoglobin carries oxygen to the cells of the infant's body. Methemoglobin cannot carry oxygen. If enough hemoglobin is converted to methemoglobin, cyanosis and oxygen deprivation occurs. Death has been attributed to nitrate concentration in water of less than 40 milligrams per liter."


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The statue of Hitler as a schoolboy kneeling in prayer is visible through this viewing hole as part of an exhibit in Warsaw, Poland.
A statue of Adolph Hitler kneeling in prayer in a courtyard in the former Warsaw Ghetto – where hundreds of thousands of Jews were forced by Nazis to live in inhumane conditions during World War II – has upset those who say the statue's placement is offensive.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center, a Jewish Advocacy group, described the decision to place the statue in the former ghetto as "a senseless provocation which insults the memory of the Nazi's Jewish victims," according to the Guardian of London.
Before World War II, Warsaw had the largest Jewish community in Poland and Europe; worldwide it was second only to New York City, according to the Holocaust Encyclopedia. During World War II, about 300,000 Jews in the ghetto died – most of hunger and disease and after being sent to concentration camps where they were killed.
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Through the hole in a wooden gate, viewers can see a kneeling figure with his back turned. Viewed from the front, that figure is Adolph Hitler, the leader of the Nazi party who sought to exterminate Jews.
Organizers argue that the statue is intended to be thought-provoking, according to The Associated Press. The exhibition's catalogue says art "can force us to face the evil of the world."
The statue, made by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan in 2001, is titled, "HIM" and has drawn thousands of viewers since it was installed in Warsaw last month.
The body of the statue is of a schoolboy kneeling in prayer, and the head is made to resemble Hitler's. Before being installed in Poland, the statue was shown in galleries, usually at the end of a long hallway with its back to viewers. Only when viewers approached could they see Hitler's face. Reviewing an exhibit at the Guggenheim Museum in 2011, The New York Times described the statue as "Hitler as a kneeling schoolboy possibly asking forgiveness."
Cattelan created a similar effect in the former ghetto, where the statue is visible only through a hole in a wooden gate. Cattelan, who is based in New York, has been described as a satirical artist who produced another piece that generated controversy in Warsaw -- an effigy of Pope John Paul II being crushed by a meteorite. Titled "La Nona Ora," or "Ninth Hour," the work was also displayed in Poland, a deeply Catholic country.
Zofia Jablonska, 30, told The Associated Press that she thought the best spot for the statue was in "the place where he would kill people."
Poland's chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, was consulted about the installation, according to the Guardian, and said he believes it has educational value. Rather than support Hitler, Schudrich told the Guardian it shows that even evil lurks in the shape of a "sweet praying child."
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A wee bit worried…
Not about our team! I love what our team's been doing against the Nats. Of course I hope they keep it up against better clubs, but for now I am satisfied.
No, I'm more worried about my personal safety.
See, this Saturday, the Girls of Spring, Coop and I, head off to Philadelphia. We've had this planned forever. And I've been all excited. My first Mets road trip (during the season, if you don't count spring training)! With my girl! Plus, lots of Mets fans are meeting up beforehand to pool our Metsthusiasm and make our presence felt. So, yay!
Except now people are making me scared. Last night at Shea, I bought my first player-specific t-shirt since my 2006 Cliff Floyd #30 tee, an homage to my current favorite Met, #33 Johnny Maine. "I'll wear it to Philly!" I said to Rob. He eyed me suspiciously. "Not if you like it. You don't know what'll happen to it."
What'll happen to it? To my shirt? On my body?
The day before, another dude had warned me, "Don't wear any Mets gear!" Well, of course I'm going to wear Mets gear, I told him. "Phillies fans are the worst," he warned, and he told me I could get beat up or worse. I'm not even sure how much he was exaggerating.
Beat up? But I'm a chick. Not even a threatening-looking chick. A small, rather weak chick. Well, except for my legs. I have strong legs, and I can kick to hurt. But still–you wouldn't know that just to look at me. Here I am last night after the win, waving my Kids Club pom pom in my newest Mets cap. Would a Phils fan really beat that up?
Don't get me wrong–I fully anticipate verbal abuse. Much, vibrant verbal abuse. Which Coop will probably yell back at, obscenely, and perhaps get us into some trouble. (I usually think of the perfect comeback line 2-5 minutes too late.) But the verbal abuse could be fun–that's what baseball rivalry's all about. Eh, toss whatever verbal vitriol you've got Phillies fans.
It's the beating up I'd like to avoid please. And leave my new cap and shirt alone.
If you've been keeping tabs on this blog, you might know that my most popular post of 2008 so far has been the SNY Game Coverage Drinking Game. Well, last night's SNY broadcast brought us a milestone, if you've been keeping score.
That's right, it was the first time this season we've seen Keith Hernandez's footwear. His warm boots, in fact. Because he knew you were wondering what was down there…
Thanks, Keith!
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Take care of yourself in Philly. Maybe you'll consider what Jackie and I have done: started boxing classes! Not that we could hit anything that actually moved faster than a heavy bag hanging from the ceiling. But if an attacker — or Philly fan — stood perfectly still in front of me … I could give him a ******* of a jab, hook, undercut. It's the moving-thing that's tricky. Gotta work on that. Have fun! — Deidre
since when was ******* a bad word?! sheesh.
Don't worry about the Phils fans – lots of bark, no bite. I do request you bring bail money for me, LOL. Just kidding. There are plenty of Mets fans – man, woman, animal, fish – who wear their gear and nothing happens. See you tomorrow!
I've been down to Philly a few times, completely decked out in Mets gear… never a problem. They talk, yeah… but like Coop said, bark with no bite. Plus, this time there will be masses of us… Safety in numbers!
See you in Lot N!
As a Phillies fan and season ticket holder I can tell you that you have nothing to fear. You will be heckled and I am sure you will heckle back, but your safety is assured. Hope you have a great time even though the Mets get swept!!! Keep up the good work on the blog. I enjoy reading the "other sides" views!
Just don't let the Phanatick get near you. I hear he doesn't smell good.😛


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- Title
- Gaussian quantum operator representation for bosons
- Author(s)
- Corney, Joel F.; Drummond, P. D.
- Abstract
- An overview is given of several operator representations that represent the largest class of bosonic representations that can be constructed using an operator basis that is Gaussian in the elementary annihilation and creation operators. In this sense, they give an appropriate generalization to the phase-space methods that started with the Wigner representation. There are a number of advantages inherent in this enlarged class.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Source
- Physical Review A, Vol. 68, no. 6 (2003), article no. 063822
- Publication year
- 2003
- FOR Code(s)
- 0202 Atomic, Molecular, Nuclear, Particle and Plasma Physics; 0204 Condensed Matter Physics; 0205 Optical Physics
- Keyword(s)
- Bosons; Computer simulation; Elementary particles; Gaussian quantum operator; Hamiltonians; Mathematical operators; Probability distributions; Quantum optics; Quantum theory; Statistical mechanics; Statistical methods
- Publisher
- American Physical Society
- 1050-2947
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- Copyright © 2003 The American Physical Society. Published version of this paper reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher.
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