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Gendered Interactions in Corporate Annual Report Photographs
Merridee Bujaki and Bruce J. McConomy
published: 2010 | Research publication | Refereed Journals - Accounting
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the gendered nature of interactions in mixed sex
Canadian corporate annual report (CAR) photographs.
Design/methodology/approach Quantitative content analysis of 106 CAR photographs is
performed to evaluate, at the level of the photograph, how women and men interact in mixed sex
photographs to reveal their relative prominence, power and status.
Findings Women in CAR photographs overall are under-represented. In mixed sex photographs,
however, the relative proportions of women and men approximate those of women in the Canadian
workforce, but men are more prominent in most photographs. Mixed sex photographs are relatively
similar in composition (depicting largely passive, smiling subjects, few of whom are talking or in
positions of authority). Where there are differences in mixed sex photographs, however, women are
portrayed as less powerful than the men in the photographs. Supplemental testing suggests that the
findings are persisting over time.
Originality/value This paper looks at gendered interactions in CAR photos in a Canadian context.
It takes the photograph, rather than individual subjects in the photo, as the level of analysis. This
research clearly situates the inclusion of photographs in CARs in the voluntary disclosure literature
and explores the implications for management and readers of CARs.
Gender in Management: An International Journal, Volume 25, Issue 2, 2010,
pp. 119 136.
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Vermont baby boomers will have a chance to unite and learn April 26 for the third annual Central Vermont 50+ Expo.
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More than 40 exhibitors will give workshop demonstrations and speeches stressing the importance of health and wellness, along with financial and insurance advice.
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2nd eaglet hatches at Davenport plant
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -- The excitement is building as a second eaglet has cracked out of its egg and a third is expected at a plant in Davenport.
The second eaglet hatched Wednesday. The first hatched on Monday. A third egg was showing signs of a crack, but there was no announcement by Thursday afternoon on the company's website that includes an internet camera.
A pair of American bald eagles, Liberty and Justice, built a nest in a tree on the Mississippi River on the Alcoa Davenport Work's property in 2009.
In 2010, they had two eaglets. Last year, they raised a single eaglet, which was witnessed by 1.5 million visitors on the Alcoa EagleCam.
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It's Alive! – Mel Brooks 'Young Frankenstein'September 25,2013
By Mary Gow
Arts Correspondent
Listen to our tale of woe,
a story we must tell.
What happened in that castle made our lives a living hell!
A mad man who was crazy
brought a dead man back to life,
who hurt and lamed
and killed and maimed,
our town was torn with strife!
The villagers in the little town first imagined by Mary Shelley in 1818 are blissfully happy. Dr. Victor von Frankenstein, maker of monsters, is dead. Singing in the street, the townsfolk are all smiles, considering themselves "The Happiest Town in Town." They are not even concerned — yet — that Doctor Frankenstein's nephew, an anatomy professor at Johns, Miriam, and Anthony Hopkins School of Medicine, is heir to the estate.
For the next three weekends, the young nephew – he prefers to be called Fronk-en-steen – and an assortment of his (and his uncle's) associates and friends will be on stage in Waitsfield as the Valley Players present Mel Brooks' musical, "Young Frankenstein."
"It's got great music. It's a fun show, lots of dancing," said director Shannon Pitonyak. "It moves from beginning to end, there are no slow spots. And it's campy."
"Young Frankenstein," the musical, had its Broadway run from 2007 to 2009. The show is a close descendant of its namesake 1974 comedy film, one of Brooks' classics. A spoof of 1930s-style horror movies, the black and white film is a high entry on many lists of funniest movies ever made. With Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn, Cloris Leachman and others, it was packed with comedy stars and Brooks' outrageous humor.
"'Blazing Saddles' was his spoof of old westerns. They're sort of in the same category," said Susan Loynd, co-producer of the Valley Players production.
"It very closely follows the movie, a lot of the songs start with lines directly from it," said Pitonyak.
In both versions, anatomy professor Frederick Frankenstein has always tried to distance himself from the family fame. He's a scientist and doesn't want "mad' to be the describing adjective. Inheriting his uncle's castle puts that to the test.
After traveling to the Transylvanian estate, young Frankenstein discovers his uncle's notes and also starts down the life-creating path. But — oops — his henchman Igor (pronounced Eye-gore) has a mishap acquiring a brain. And guess who makes his own monster?
Monster-making has its risks — especially with Frederick's fiancée, his assistant, a friend of the uncle's and other quirky types in the mix.
With some sexual innuendo — it is Mel Brooks after all – the show is probably a PG-13. Much will go over kids' heads.
As Brooks' film "The Producers" made the transition from screen to stage with fun music and riotous lyrics, "Young Frankenstein" does the same. Brooks wrote the music and lyrics, except for one song. As with "The Producers," he collaborated with Thomas Meehan of "Annie" fame on the book.
"The music is a lot of different styles. There are swing numbers, ragtime, some barbershop is in there. 'Putting on the Ritz' by Irving Berlin was in the movie too, and has that traditional glamorous Hollywood style," said Pitonyak.
"We have a good sized band with horns, piano, and violin, which is really great for this show," added Pitonyak.
"Our cast is from a good chunk of central Vermont," said Pitonyak. "Our lead is Todd Jones from Cabot; our monster, Dave DeRosia, is from Worcester; we have quite a few from the Mad River Valley," said Pitonyak. "It's a large cast — I think we have 19, including many who haven't been in Valley Players before, who auditioned based on this show."
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Rogers votes to add traffic cameras
ROGERS – Traffic cameras could be arriving in Rogers sometime this summer, unless the Ohio Supreme Court says otherwise or Village Council changes its mind.
Village Council voted at this week's meeting to contract with Maryland-based Optotraffic LLC, which manufactures and operates automated machines that catch speeding motorists and other traffic offenders using laser-radar technology and cameras.
Representative Dorian Grubaugh told council it would take at least two months to perform the necessary field work before Optotraffic would be in a position to begin providing the service. Rogers would become the first community in Columbiana County with traffic cameras.
"Personally, I think we need to do something. We don't have any law enforcement," said Council member Jayne Balmenti. "I just don't see how we can go wrong."
Optotraffic operates and maintain the $80,000 portable machines, which Grubaugh said would initially be programmed only to monitor for speeding violations. The company would issue the speeding citations in return for 40 percent of the fine money. In a previous presentation to council, he said the average speeding fine in Ohio is $100, plus another $25 for administrative costs, with Rogers keeping $75.
Rogers would be required to retain the services of a law enforcement officer to sign off on the citations and an attorney to conduct the administrative hearings for motorists who want to contest the citation. Grubaugh said the money generated by the tickets should be more than enough to cover those expenses.
What about vehicle owners who claim they were not driving when the camera snapped a photograph of their vehicles' license plates as the vehicle was speeding through town? Grubaugh said Ohio law allows the owner to be held liable regardless of who was driving since this is civil citation instead of a criminal offense.
The next step would be for council to adopt a proposed ordinance, which would allow traffic tickets to be issued as civil citations through Optotraffic under contract with the village.
Grubaugh said council can cancel the contract at any time and the cameras would be turned off within a day or so, although Optotraffic would need three months to complete processing tickets issued up to that date.
He said there would also be a period where the public will be warned in advance when the system will become operational, including signs posted in town. There there will likely also be a two-week grace period once the machines go online before tickets would start being issued.
Council was poised to hire Optotraffic last summer until Village Solicitor Michelle Simonelli said they needed to seek competitive bids. She prepared a lengthy contract that drew no interest from companies, including Optotraffic. Grubaugh indicated none of the other communities where they operate required competitive bidding.
Simonelli has since quit, and council is moving forward regardless of her advice, although Council member Michael Hunt said they need to find a new village solicitor to review the Optotraffic contract, which is what he plans to do.
"I think we need to run this past an attorney and then call a special meeting in two weeks," Hunt said.
Grubaugh said the contract can always be amended later to reflect whatever changes the new solicitor may want, but he recommended approving the contract now so Optotraffic can begin performing the preliminary work.
Council also expressed some concern about the recent rash of lawsuits challenging the use of traffic cameras in other Ohio communities, where some local judges have ordered them shut down. While the state Supreme Court has upheld the use of traffic cameras in the past, the recent lawsuits are coming at it from a different legal angle: Are motorists being denied due process under the law because the offenses do go not go through municipal court and before a judge?
There is an appeal currently pending before the Supreme Court, and Grubaugh is confident the court will again uphold the legality of traffic cameras. And as for the chances a ban will be enacted by the state legislature, "That's not going to happen," he said, adding that Optotraffic is already in compliance with proposed changes being contemplated by the legislature.
Grubaugh said the bottom line is traffic cameras will result in a reduction in accidents by cutting down on the number of motorists speeding through the village.
Council member Tom Chambers said there is no question they need to do something to slow traffic. "I came through town one night and was passed at the Dollar General," he said.


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I Am Alive probably won't be released on the PC platform due to piracy concerns, according to the game's creative director, Stanislas Mettra. The Ubisoft dev is worried the PC market won't pay for the game.
"We've heard loud and clear that PC gamers are bitching about there being no version for them," he said. "But are these people just making noise just because there's no version or because it's a game they actually want to play? Would they buy it if we made it?"
"It's hard because there's so much piracy and so few people are paying for PC games that we have to precisely weigh it up against the cost of making it. Perhaps, it will only take 12 guys three months to port the game to PC, it's not a massive cost but it's still a cost. If only 50,000 people buy the game then it's not worth it."
I imagine this is a concern for most developers when they are deciding which platforms they should make their games for. I've never pirated a PC game, since I've always appreciated Steam's service, and I am happy to support the games I like. But if PC game piracy is as much of as a concern as this guys says, I get why they might be apprehensive to develop for the PC. While I may "get it" from a business stand point, it still sucks to alienate part of your audience.
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- Mercury intrusion porosimetry of plasma-sprayed ceramic
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- Abstract
- Limitations and corrections for the application of mercury intrusion porosimetry (MIP) in measuring plasma-sprayed ceramic (alumina-titania) deposits are studied. The data reduction procedures of the MIP technique are discussed; the importance of which changes between different machines and samples. Thus, it is proposed that each published result should be accompanied by the specific data reduction procedures and assumptions used so that data may be compared. Preparation of plasma-sprayed ceramic samples has a significant influence on the MIP result. Sample fragmentation into irregular pieces (below about 1.2 mm effective diameter) prior to the MIP measurement resulted in an increase of surface effects such that the surface roughness dominated the MIP data and the measured porosity volume increased. Variation in sample thickness between 0.8 and 4.7 mm did not change the measured porosity. Orientation (parallel or perpendicular to the substrate) of the flat surface did not have a measurable effect on the MIP results.
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- Ceramic materials; Data reduction; Fragmentation; Mercury intrusion porosimetry; Plasma sprayed ceramic; Plasma spraying; Porosity; Surface roughness
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Princeton Explodes in Overtime to Beat Cornell
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PRINCETON, N.J. - The Princeton women's
lacrosse team defeated Cornell 10-7 in overtime en route to earning
the program's 400th victory on rainy day on Sherrerd Field at Class
of 1952 Stadium on Saturday, March 29.
Freshman Olivia Hompe had a six-point game with five assists and junior Erin McMunn scored four goals. Senior Sarah Lloyd scored twice and added an assist while junior Erin Slifer hda a goal and two helpers. Junior Annie Woehling made six saves in her fifth consecutive victory.
The methodical game went back and forth with six ties and seven lead changes in the game.
Cornell took a 2-1 lead 10 minutes into the game but two goals by Mary-Kate Sivilli and McMunn within 50 seconds of each other put Princeton on top 3-2.
The Big Red went on a 3-0 run with Lindsay Toppe scoring twice and Catherine Ellis getting her first of the day to regain the lead at 5-3.
Hompe set up Lloyd with a goal with just under eight minutes to play.
It would be quiet up until 14.8 seconds left when Slifer buried the equalizer on a Cornell turnover and failed clear.
Toppe put her team back on top with a goal in the opening minutes of the second.
McMunn called a play and made it happen as she charged around to the front and Hompe hit her with a feed from behind the goal to knot it at 6-6.
Ellis scored her third of the day when she dashed by her defender and put away her team's seventh goal at 13:07.
Lloyd and Hompe paired up again with a man-up goal after a yellow card to Amanda D'Amico. D'Amico was called for an offense foul when she took a shot on goal that hit Lloyd in the head.
Another big play on defense came from sophomore Liz Bannantine when she forced an offense charge with five minutes to play and the game tied at 7-7.
Woehling made one of her bigger ssaves of the day on a free-position attempt with 3:50 to play that would give Cornell the lead. Instead she picked up a ground ball for the Princeton possession.
The Tigers didn't make a move to goal and was holding for the final shot, which they got when McMunn was given a free-position with 13.2 seconds left in regulation. However the shot was blocked to extend the game.
Princeton won four of four draw controls in the six-minute overtime period, setting up a successful finish. Slifer won two, while Lloyd and freshman Amanda Leavell won one each.
Sophomore Alexandra Bruno was given a shot from the eight-meter with 21 seconds left before the teams would change ends. Instead of taking the shot she elected to pass off to Doherty who was on the weak side and she went high on goalie Renee Poullot for the goal.
Slifer won the next draw to herself and launched the ball down the field where McMunn picked it up and sprinted unimpeded to goal to give Princeton a 9-7 lead - it's first two-goal lead of the game.
After Leavell won the next draw all the Tigers had to do was hang on to the ball and run time off the clock. They did just that before Hompe decided she wanted to score one for herself, after assisting on five others, and buried a pass from Lloyd with 5.9 seconds left.
Lloyd won the final draw before the buzzer sounded for a 10-7 Princeton victory.
Toppe finished with four goals for Cornell, while Ellis has two. Poullott stopped nine shots in net.
Princeton, now 6-3 on the season and 2-1 in the Ivy League, hosts Yale next Saturday, April 5 at 1 p.m.
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Apparently Mr.Romney introduced a new convention rule that basically says the leading nominee can veto and replace state delegates with someone he prefers. WOW. This is seen as a way to absolutely eliminate Ron Paul. Texas has 300 delegates. 30 of them represent Ron Paul. All 300 of them walked out. I say they are absolutely right to do so. If this is allowed, the candidate can just give himself the win. I am a lifelong Democrat and really have never cared much for Texas, but I am with them on this deal, because that is absolutely the opposite of democracy. No matter which party did it.
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You think the GOP is about "democracy"? Oy, vay!
The whole show is paid for by Karl Rove and the Koch Brothers (I've taken to calling all the useful idiots for the oligarchy as "Koch Suckers"), with a little Adelson cash thrown in. The $5 and Ten-spots at the titty bars in Tampa have for three days been replaced with $20's and Grants. Suspect Clint Eastwood is there to peddle a film or two, so long as he directs, of course, and think about all the potential speakers they silenced: from the Alaskan who could see Russia from her porch and thus had foreign affairs experience, to the young son of Dan Quayle, who probably spells potato "potatoe." Where was that weird guy who blurted out about the platform's "legitimate rape" policy provision? For that matter, where was George W. Bush? Now THAT'S a first, I'll bet. The GOP operates by what the Mexicans call the dadazo. Where was Dubya to hand over the reigns?
Haha! No, I don't. Didn't mean to imply that I did.
I think the GOP is about slave labor and nothing else.
If they're willing to do that to their own members, at their "coming out" party, what do you think they'll do to the rest of us if elected?
This must be the GOP's new way of defining solidarity ... by kicking out anyone they don't like. This so smacks of 1984 that it's scary. Note, too: I am NO great fan of Ron Paul or his politics, but this is NO way to run any kind of democratic organization.
Or maybe that's a clue: that the GOP is no longer interested in democracy. The more they talk and the more they act, the more I smell plutocracy / aristocracy / ANYTHING but rule of law and answering to the people.
Indeed... they'll happily assert limited government, individual rights, and states' rights, except when it's inconvenient for shoving their plutocratic and religious agenda down our throats.
Good point. Sounds eerily like the Mormon General Conference with its annual unanimous vote to retain the current president and 12 apostles.
UPDATE: Apparently they have reached some kind of "agreement" with the Texans. These guys are terrifying. I hope we don't get rolled back to the 1920s in November.
How did Romney introduce the rule? (Sorry for not looking this up myself, but I'd prefer to ignore the RNC completely.)
One of his team lawyers introduced it to the convention rules committee. The rules committee then actually approved it. It was announced to delegations during preliminary meetings Monday. That's what was in the report I read, anyway. They said the purpose was to prevent delegates "switching their vote" at the convention. The agreement reached said if a delegate switches vote at convention, they would be banned from further conventions.
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- Structural join is the core part of XML queries and has a significant impact on the performance of XML queries, several classical structural join algorithms have been proposed such as Stack-tree join and XR-Tree join. In this paper, we consider to answer the problem of structural join by partitioning. We first extend the relationships between nodes to the relationships between partitions in the plane and get some observations. We then propose a new partition-based method P-Join for structural join. Based on P-Join, moreover, we present an enhanced partitioned-based spatial structural join algorithm PSSJ.
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NBC's Richard Engel visits a state-run apple orchard, a breeding house for turtles and an apple juice factory.
North Korea is planning to launch a new satellite within the next week. While North Korea insists that the launch of the Unha-3 rocket will merely put a weather satellite into space, U.S. and international officials are not so sure. They suspect they may be testing a long-range missile.
North Korea invited the international media to come witness the launch and other festivities in honor of the 100th anniversary of the birth of North Korean founder Kim Il Sung.
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Although leafcutter bees are rarely caught in the act, their presence is easily detected because of the unique, semicircular cuts they make along the edges of leaves. A variety of plants are used, but several are preferred, including rose, lilac, ash and Virginia creeper.
Leafcutter bees are important and native pollinators of many flowers. Most are fairly similar in size and sometimes even color to honeybees. However, as they collect pollen, it is packed under their abdomen, rather than in the "pollen baskets" found on the legs of honeybees.
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Po just said on his FB that he recently completed an album produced by Oh No. Should be amazing. Anyone know anything else about this?
Prince Po and Oh No album?
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Ras G prolly knows a lil sumpthin bout this
I'll take an album of Po over Oh No
I'll take an album of Po over Oh No
Posted 13 January 2013 - 09:30 PM
Yeah! Hopefully that comes out the same week as the LMNOHNO project.
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Sarah J. Storer writes the blog The Naked Redhead, where she offers advice on relationships and life in general — and sometimes just musings about what's on her mind. After going through a divorce, she found the best way to address her feelings was with words. Others found those words useful, too. After only a few years, she was receiving questions from men and women all over the world.
I've been journaling in some capacity since I was eight. Writing for myself has always been part of my landscape. In 2008, I actually deleted everything I had ever written. So I thought — Google found it later. Then I decided I wanted to do something anonymously and I started The Naked Redhead. It was a way to do what I call "soul puke." It's just to get out whatever that emotion was, or feeling, or my true observation of a situation.
I didn't start out necessarily talking about relationships, but it was just a way for me to emote. I was divorced very young, so I could emote about that. And I was dating — there's some funny stories there and things to talk about — so that's how that all happened.
I've had red hair since I was in college. No it's not natural. No the carpet doesn't match the drapes, and if I hear one more perv ask me that on the interwebs …
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Anthony Lee Arredendo, 20, and José Luna, 19, were both indicted last Thursday by the Bee County Grand Jury on burglary charges.
Burglary of a habitation is a second degree felony, and each suspect faces a possible 20-year prison sentence and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
Bee County Sheriffs Office Investigator Adam Levine said the two are suspected of entering the home of Blueberry Hills resident and stealing a television set and an X-Box video game system.
Levine said deputies were sent to the residence after neighbors complained of noise from the party. The resident was taken into custody, and the home was left unlocked.
Arredondo and Luna allegedly decided to take advantage of the situation, and they returned to the residence.
The stolen property was later discovered in Arredondo's residence.
However, a witness told deputies that Luna had given the property to Arredondo.
District Judge Joel Johnson set bonds on the two suspects at $10,000 each.
Others indicted last Thursday included:
•Tomas Suniga, Jr. on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
The offense is a second degree felony.
According to BCSO Investigator Delilah Pier, Suniga cut a family member with a knife, causing serious bodily injury, during an incident on Aug. 12, 2011.
Bond was $10,000.
•Mark Anthony Hudson on a charge of evading arrest with a vehicle, enhanced to a second degree felony.
According to Deputy Sgt. Brandon Burdick, Hudson fled from him using a motor vehicle on Jan. 15 when the deputy was trying to arrest him.
The charge was enhanced from a third degree felony because Hudson had a previous felony conviction on a charge of theft of property, $20,000-$100,000.
That conviction was on Jan. 24, 2012.
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•Cynthia Lee Ray, also known as Cynthia Carriger Ray, in a two-count indictment on charges of aggregated theft, $1,500-$20,000, and tampering with a witness.
The theft charge is a state jail felony, and the witness tampering charge is a third degree felony.
If convicted of the first count in the indictment, Ray could be sentenced to up to two years in a state jail facility and fined $10,000.
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Highway Patrol Trooper John Quiroga made the DWI arrest on Feb. 10. Rodriguez had previous DWI convictions on Jan. 18, 2002, and on April 13, 2010, both in Hidalgo County.
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People Who Are Worse Than Carlos Zambrano
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Sorry, that's all I could come up with.
Big Z is nothing but a Big Dick. I feel for my Cub fan friends right now. I really do.
He is — and ALWAYS HAS BEEN — a dark stain on the game, on his team, on my city.
So I hope he never comes back.
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I think the outrage of fans and the Cubs organization also shows how baseball is still a sport that places a lot of value on character and tradition…especially when it comes to a club like the Cubs that are playing at the second oldest ballpark.


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The FBI said this photo showed State Senator Dianne Wilkerson stuffing bribery money into her bra. The money was allegedly in exchange for helping a Boston businessman get a liquor license. (Photo from US Attorney's Office)
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In the May 17 primary, public defender Janine Edwards trounced incumbent district attorney Michael Lehutskty. Edwards received 3,196 votes from Republicans and 623 from Democrats, versus 2,657 and 328 for Lehutsky.
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The River Reporter posed six questions to the candidate.
TRR: You lost to your opponent last time. Why did you win this time?
JE: The last time I ran in 2003, there were three of us running in the primary in May. Also, I think that I had an outstanding campaign team this time. We were well organized. We started early and worked hard. The fact that I got to so many community gatherings and met with so many different people made a big difference. I attended many meetings and went door-to-door. The personal contact I experienced was key.
TRR: Why do you want to be DA?
JE: I have two children and I think that Wayne County should be a safe place for them. I think I can do a good job representing victims and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the courtroom. The current DA administered the office and went into the courtroom sometimes. My position in the campaign was that I would be in the courtroom on a regular basis. I love criminal law. That is an area of my specialty. The protection that the Constitution provides for victims and to defendants is a very interesting area. I have practiced law in the county for 15 years and for the last 10 I have served as public defender.
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TRR: Many local youths go to college and never return. Why did you return?
JE: The quality of life here is important to me. I was born and raised here. Both my parents were born and raised here. My grandparents came here. The quality of the schools is very important to me. As a mother that is important. I like being close to my family. I like the fact that my father is 10 minutes away and my mother is two minutes away.
TRR: Since your name will appear on both the Democratic and Republican tickets, do you feel it is necessary to campaign?
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Here is a look at new music out this week.
Zac Brown Band, "Uncaged"
Being a crossover artist goes a long way in the country music scene these days. Zac Brown Band is a enough country and rock to satisfy fans of both genres. The band definitely sticks to what it does best on "Uncaged," their third major label studio album. The album begins with the aptly-titled "Jump Right In." The track is fairly bland even with song-writing assistance from Jason Mraz. But the album gets better. The title track "Uncaged" has the band at it's sharpest while taking on more of a rock sound. But in typical Zac Brown Band fashion, the song is still country enough to appeal to those listeners as well. The band takes on bluegrass on the toe-tapper "The Wind." The upbeat temp is a curious choice as it's paired lyrics that sound as if they were ripped from a sappy love song. Of course what would a Zac Brown Band album be without a Buffett-esque drinking song? "Island Song" is a rum-soaked reggae number that fits that requirement. At the same time, the bouncy reggae vibe seems a little out of place among the other tracks on "Uncaged." It's among a handful of times on the album when the band steps outside of its country-meets-rock comfort zone and is met with somewhat mediocre results. But let's not over-analyze this. It's a party song meant to get people to raise their glasses. "Uncaged" also features sincere moments of reflection when the partying stops. "Lance's Song" is a touching tribute to a past drummer who played with the band. The song also features some of the better lyrics among the tracks on the album. In all, "Uncaged" is saved by having more instances of the Zac Brown Band perfectly toeing the line between country and rock than it does stumbles into other genres.
Muddy Waters and The Rolling Stones, "Live at the Checkerboard Lounge Chicago 1981"
There should be no shortage of Rolling Stones releases coming out this year as the band celebrates its 50th anniversary. A DVD/CD release out this week of the Stones playing with Muddy Waters in Buddy Guy's crowded Chicago club, The Checkerboard Lounge, in 1981 illustrates the band's musicianship outside playing in crowded stadiums. About 25 minutes into Waters' set, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and others seat themselves at a table in front of the stage. The group passes around bottle of whiskey before Jagger is called on stage three minutes later to sing "Baby Please Don't Go" with Waters and his band. Another three minutes passes before Waters asks "What about Keith?" The Richards joins the crowded stage and is soon followed by Wood and piano player Ian Stewart. Drummer Charlie Watts is nowhere to be seen. The smiles on the faces of Waters, Jagger and Richards while on stage hopefully had more to do with playing together than the whiskey as it seemed as though they're having a lot of fun crammed up there with their instruments. Waters even takes a break and lets Guy and Junior Wells get in on the act. This project should be seen as more than just another piece to celebrate the Rolling Stones as it also captures an extraordinary night of blues music from some of the best in the business.
Serj Tankian, "Harakiri"
Serj Tankian has followed up his symphonic metal album by getting back to his roots of punk-infused metal. The sound of "Harakiri" is akin to Tankian's work as lead singer of System Of A Down. The album sounds as closer to SOAD than any of Tankian's past releases. But "Harakiri" probably has a little more depth than any of the SOAD material. Tankian chooses beauty over brutality. For the most part it pays off. However, there are times when the lyrics get a little out there. "Twenty afternoons in utopia, kiss an ugly turtle and make it cry," Tankian sings on "Cornucopia." Some of the lyrics may be hard to follow, but Tankian presents it in a way that makes his weirdness accessible. It's not just weird for the sake of being weird. It's weird for the sake of making a notable rock album.
Also out this week: The Capitol Steps, "Take the Money and Run for President"; Martin Creed, "Love to You"; The Early November, "In Currents"; Holograms, "Holograms"; Brendan James, "Hope in Transition"; Dan Le Sac, "Space Between the Words"; Marina and The Diamonds, "Electra Heart"; Mission of Burma, "Unsound"; P.O.D., "Murdered Love"; Rebecca & Fiona, "I Love You, Man"; Reverend Horton Heat, "25 to Life"; Staind, "Live From Mohegan Sun"; Suit of Lights, "Shine On Forever"; Twin Shadow, "Confess"; Rhonda Vincent, "Sunday Mornin' Singin' Live"; Rhett Walker Band, "Come to the River"; Hank Williams Jr., "Old School, New Rules."
Out July 17: The Alchemist, "Russian Roulette"; Baroness, "Yellow & Green"; Boys Like Girls, "Crazy World"; Citizen Cope, "One Lovely Day"; Jimmy Cliff, "Rebirth"; Com Truise, "In Decay"; The Drowning Men, "All of the Unknown"; The Fixx, "Beautiful Friction"; Gatekeeper, "Exo"; Jon Dee Graham. "Garage Sale"; HELLYEAH, "Band of Brothers"; Missy Higgins, "The Ol' Razzle Dazzle"; Susanna Hoffs, "Someday"; Cosmo Jarvis, "Think Bigger"; JEFF the Neighborhood, "Hypnotic Nights"; Jimbo Mathus, "Blue Light"; Matisyahu, "Spark Seeker"; Nas, "Life Is Good"; Frank Ocean, "channel ORANGE"; Old Crow Medicine Show, "Carry Me Back"; Phillip Phillips, "American Idol Season 11 Highlights"; Pierce the Veil, "Collide With the Sky"; Saving Abel, "Bringing Down the Giant"; Soul Asylum, "Delayed Reaction."
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Korben was born 7/25 and is 6 days old now. Its been a rough six days lemme tell you. I keep beating myself up because i consider myself a vet of bf'ing and i KNOW what i am doing since i bf'd Allie for 2 1/2 yrs and dealt with ALOT crap with her too.
SO the problem is.. I have one inverted nipple and one flat. Korben is a GREAT Nurser when he can figure out how to latch *this time around im refusing ot use a shield I had to use one with Allie for 3 months, and Korben doesnt like it anyways cant figure out how to latch with it on either so yah* My flat side he usualy can latch on but lately he's been fighting bobin his head arond throwing his arms, arching his back, crying, screaming etc. I fight with him for a good 20 mins about 80% of the time we try to nurse.. and i've tried EVERYTHING that i knwo of, remember, have heard to do to get him to calm down, and latch right.. when he DOES latch its ALWAYS lipstick nipple and no pain which is fine i nursed my daughter like that for monthssssss no pain lipstcick nipple my probelm with that side is the FIGHT It takes to get him to latch and its my "better" side to latch him on cuz my nipple does stick out a smidge. HELP NEEDED HEREE
my left side is my inverted side. it rarely sticks out nad when it does only lasts literally 2 seconds and its sucked back in. makin it super hard for my crying fliping out baby to latch on to it. ive tried everything again that i know of and heard of to get it to stay out, i REALLY thought that after bf'ing my daughter for 2.5 yrs it would have stretched the muscles out enough and would stay stickin out but it doesnt. now when he DOES latch on that inverted side, it instalty BURNS like all hell!! I CONSTANTLY take him off and relatch to make sure latch is correct and 95% of the time my entire nipple is in his mouth perfectly so iknow its not his actual latch thats makin my nipple burn. I dont know what it is!?
I have no sores on that inverted nipple, no whiteness, no redness even. KOrben has nothing in his mouth, no nothing to show WHY my nipple burns SO bad! I just bawlll while nursing on that side but i know i can push through. I just nursed him on that side and its still burning 10 mins later after nursing too. I have NO CLUE to why it burns soooo badddd!
My mil suggested maybe it was my muscle in my nipple that is just being PULLED so hard *Cuz he is a good nurser when he can get latched right* and its not used ot being pulled so hard for so long *he nurses for 10-20 mins each side usually as long as i can stand to let him nurse* her therory kinda makes sense i remmeber dealing with this pain with allie but never so severe. The way i can describe it is whereever the top of his mouth is thats where it burns weither it be the football hold, or the front hold it burns whereevr his top of his mouth is.
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Silly String Theory
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Silly String Theory deals with one of the yet unsolved problems of physics: Finding out where all that silly string came from! It is a perhaps well-known condition, waking up with a hangover to find yourself covered in what seems to be the by-product of an alienesque evolutionary state, only to realise that some of the super strings broke and resulted in utter silliness. Silly string often occurs at weddings and child birthday parties, but not so often at the tax office. This pattern suggests one of two finite-time possibilities: Either they're keeping the silly string clogged up in unused cubicles, or tax offices don't exist. The former introduces certain company politics issues, and the latter questions tax and therefore the meaning of society.
edit Chemical composition
Since silly strings are broken super strings, they don't consist of anything unless they paradoxically break into other things. It turns out both of these happen simultaneously, and that, if Schroedinger's cat would ever be let out of the box, we'd have an undead carnivore covered in colourful pasta.
edit Known facts
To properly cope with silly string, a corpus of scientific facts has been collected through time (and imaginary time, with our imaginary friends, thus producing complex facts that can't be viewed with the current version of your browser).
- Silly String can easily be confused with ramen. (Ramen can easily be confused with Amen)
- Silly string is, much like the weird particles in quantum physics, one of the few concepts to which the adjective is actually descriptive and not just derogatory. Silly string can resultingly never be made fun of, because people will simply think "yes, it is silly" and not hint the slightest sarcasm.
edit Literary analysis
The commercial product of Silly String advertises with "Instant party!" To properly digest the psychological intentions, the sentence is best read backwards: "ytrap tnatsnI!" (or, correcting the grammar for backwards reading: "Why, trap! tnat sni!" (The last two words intentionally don't make sense to confuse the opponent.)
edit The military application of Silly String
Silly string was originally intended as a way to stop infantry on the battlefield. Larger amounts of silly string would then be generated in larger positron accelerators, creating a disturbance in the force that causes the super strings to break apart and float into the physical realm. Also, it is used to detect trip wires when looking for booby traps.
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The fate of new state dairy environmental regulations remains to be seen as involved parties wait for decisions from the Court of Appeals and the Water Quality Control Commission.
At the end of December, the commission issued regulations, which contained points of contention over linings for dairy wastewater lagoons and the use of monitoring wells to see if the lagoons leaked.
Soon after, the Dairy Industry Group for a Clean Environment filed an appeal of the rules with the Court of Appeals and a motion to stay the regulations with the Water Quality Control Commission.
Both issues remain undecided.
Alva Carter Jr., a Portales DIGCE member, said the group filed the appeal because the state Environment Department completed draft regulations without consulting other stakeholders as required under law.
"The gist is, they already had their minds made up, and all we went through didn't matter," he said.
Carter said the department made few changes to the draft after holding several input meetings on the rules.
After DIGCE filed the appeal, Gov. Susana Martinez issued an executive order to stop the publishing of a number of new regulations, including those for dairies, for 90 days to allow a task force to decide whether they would harm the New Mexico business climate. However, the state Supreme Court ruled that Martinez could stop the publishing of some regulations, but not those dealing with dairy environmental rules or greenhouse gas emissions because they were too far along in the process, Carter said.
Carter expects the dairy regulations to be published at the end of the month. They'll go into effect then unless the Water Quality Control Commission grants the stay.
Walter Bradley, government and business affairs director for the Dairy Farmers of America in Clovis, said the commission usually grants stays during appeal processes because it would have to redo the rules if the appeal succeeded.
He didn't know when the commission would make a decision on the stay, but expected the Court of Appeals to rule in 60 to 90 days.
"It's all in the works," he said.
If the appeal is successful, Bradley said, the dairy industry will be able to negotiate key issues. Members have evidence to show the effectiveness or lack thereof of monitoring wells and types of lagoon liners, he said.
Carter said if the Court of Appeals determines the regulation development process was incorrect, the Environment Department might have to redo all or part of the rules or start the development process over.
If the new regulations go into effect, Carter said, they'll impact dairy owners when they apply for permit renewals.
"We are still trying to gather up our information to see how it's going to affect the dairy industry for sure," he said.
In the early stages of analysis, he said, consultants believe dairies milking 2,000 cows or more would pay an extra $30,000 to $40,000 per year for paperwork and reporting as well as $400,000 to $600,000 more for facility changes in the first five years a dairy operated under them. After the first five years, Carter said, the facility costs would be contained.
Seventy-five percent of New Mexico dairies and almost all Roosevelt and Curry County dairies milk 2,000 cows or more, Carter said.
If the regulations stay, he said, starting a new dairy in New Mexico would be too expensive and owners would go to neighboring states.
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Written by Guest on 31.05.2012 at 18:27Ohoh yes! Love the vocals on this album.
Written by Skyum on 31.05.2012 at 18:29It's definitely a good album, but at first I found it hard to forgive them for the slight change of style compared to Loss. I don't think it surpasses the debut, but it builds upon their sound and sounds more refined. We can expect several great albums from this band if they stay together in the future.
Written by Urs Blank on 01.06.2012 at 13:08I didn't know Wodensthrone before. So thank you Troy for reviewing this, now I have some serious material to dig with their two albums!
Written by Urs Blank on 01.06.2012 at 13:08
This album is like an unexpected gift to me as I didn't know Wodensthrone before. And this much to my dismay I'd say! After a few listens I can say this is how I like my atmospheric Black Metal, and the comparisons drawn with Drudkh and Negură Bunget seems pretty accurate to me too.
So thank you Troy for reviewing this, now I have some serious material to dig with their two albums!
Written by Guest on 01.06.2012 at 20:58
Their Split EPs aren't half bad either.
Written by Draugen on 01.06.2012 at 16:35
*Sigh*...so many albums, yet so little time (and money)...
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Disappointing to lose yet another home game, and even more disappointing that the team came out flat after having a few days off.
I guess being eager to get above .500, finally beat a good team and keeping the mojo rolling was negated b/c these bums had to drags their butts out of bed for an early game.
Still, you can live with this loss IF they come out tomorrow afternoon and pick up a win. 9-9.
Gallo and Turiaf are clearly the keys to this team. Both need to play, and play well, or we almost have no chance to win. We need 12+ points from Gallo and we need Turiaf to be on the floor 20+ minutes.
Chandler normally has little impact on this team, in terms of being option #3 to carry team to a victory.
This is why Knicks need to find another Turiaf type player. HIgh energy big, who can block shots, clog paint and do those little things. NO need for Williams on this team.
AND, like I said before, we need another C. Mozgov not ready and Turiaf too fragile to play 20+ minutes a night. If we ride RT too much he'll be lost to a knee injury or something.
As for Gallo? Felton has to find ways to get him going. His duty as PG.
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O'den Robertson, a running back from Potsdam has piled up the yards this season.
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…is that you don't ever want to come home!I know everyone says it but seriously, I did not want to come home. Provence gets me every time; I just love it there, everything agrees with me: the weather, the food and as for the wine, oh la la, heaven.
I sunbathed, splashed around in the pool, made friends with a donkey, played boules, swung on a swing as if I were five, danced in the garden, explored the beautiful local village oh, and my husband was there too! Did I mention it was our honeymoon….
I got a bit carried away with the hipstamatic application so please forgive me, but so much fun!!!
Have you been to Provence?
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Monday, February 20, 2012
Return Appearance w/ Shannon K. Butcher
31 comments:
Wow! All these books sound amazing! I think I've just found my next series! And I loved the interview! Terrific read! I'd love the be entered into the giveaway! email@example.com
- February 21, 2012 at 2:48 AM
- Victoria said...
Your books sound great. I have ON THE HUNT but haven't read it yet. Since I haven't read your works will I be okay reading your pc in ON THE HUNT or do I really need to start with the first book?
Thank you.
- February 21, 2012 at 2:58 AM
- sienny said...
i've heard of shannon k. butcher before, but never had the chance to read it. great cover though :)
- February 21, 2012 at 5:04 AM
- sienny said...
sorri.. forgot the mail addy :)
- February 21, 2012 at 5:12 AM
- Andrea said...
I had no idea Shannon was Jim Butcher's wife. I've read most of his books, which are great, and that makes me even more interested in her's.
I think I need to start with the first book so please don't enter me in the contest.
- February 21, 2012 at 7:01 AM
- Kassandra said...
I first got my hands on your series when I read the little novella in On The Hunt. LOVED IT! Went out and scooped up the first three right away. I have managed to read the first one and found it just as amazing. I am always looking for a completely new take on paranormal and you knocked it out of the ballpark. Hope to get time soon to read the rest.
- February 21, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- Kelly Lynn Benson said...
This is a great series! I found it a few months ago when Borders went out of business. I bought all the books in the series and have been hooked ever since. I can't wait to read more from Shannon!
- February 21, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- kandj7299 said...
I just love this series!! I can't wait to read Dying Wish. Thanks for having this giveaway!!
kandj7299 at Verizon dot net
- February 21, 2012 at 9:09 AM
- Katie said...
I just went and downloaded Burning Alive to my kindle..The series sounds fabulous.
- February 21, 2012 at 10:03 AM
I love Shannon's books and I would love an ARC of the new book! Thank you so much for the awesome giveaway.
- February 21, 2012 at 11:04 AM
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- February 21, 2012 at 11:05 AM
- Chrisbails said...
Have read the first two books of this series and love them. Great interview. Would love to win and read this book. Thanks for the chance to win.
- February 21, 2012 at 12:21 PM
- Evan Blanc said...
I love Shannon K. Butcher!! Really great interview!!
- February 21, 2012 at 12:42 PM
- Cathy M said...
Love the worldbuilding in this series, and the way she pairs up her characters. Thanks for the chance to get a first peek at Iain and Jackie's story.
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- February 21, 2012 at 5:18 PM
- GLORIA said...
I am so excited for more of this series! It is amazing :)
- February 21, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- SdyLion said...
You are such a prolific author and it was great to have an interview with you. I love your books. sdylion(at)gmail(dot)com
- February 21, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- Barbara E. said...
I'm not sure why the Sentinel Wars series hasn't been on my radar, but it is now and I've got a lot of catching up to do.
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- February 21, 2012 at 6:55 PM
- Laurie said...
New to me author but these sound great. Will be adding to my TBR list. Thanks for the giveway!
- February 21, 2012 at 7:02 PM
- kathy miller said...
I am a Shannon K. Butcher book addict. Love, love, love her books. firstname.lastname@example.com
- February 21, 2012 at 9:08 PM
- Amy said...
Iain sounds like a really tortured hero and I love those. I like seeing how the heroines "melt" the hero's "ice" and make the heroes love again. Would love to read Dying Wish!
- February 21, 2012 at 10:51 PM
- Na said...
I really like the cover for Dying Wish. It's my first time seeing it. It does seem like the world your characters live in are complex but I like that and hope to "visit" it soon.
GFC follower
- February 21, 2012 at 11:14 PM
- K33p3rofViolence said...
I love this series! I've only read four of them so far but they are a really good series and I can't wait to read them all!
- February 22, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Carries said...
I thoroughly enjoyed the first five books. I'm hoping Shannon will someday write a story about Nicholas.
- February 22, 2012 at 1:52 PM
- Sue Sattler said...
Love this series! I can't wait for the new book to come out, counting down the days!!
- February 22, 2012 at 10:22 PM
- Autumn said...
After reading what each book was about, they sound wonderful! Can't wait to start reading them. I love reading these interviews. :)
Autumn firstname.lastname@example.com
- February 23, 2012 at 8:21 AM
- jbon said...
Can't wait to read them!! Thanks! email@example.com
- February 23, 2012 at 8:24 AM
- AD said...
The books sound amazing. I'd love to read something from Shannon.
- February 23, 2012 at 12:35 PM
- deanna said...
I love these books. I would love to win an ARC.
Thanks for the opportunity!
Deanna P
dpostell2 at gmail(dot)com
- February 23, 2012 at 8:04 PM
- donnas said...
Awesome series. Looking forward to Dying Wish!
bacchus76 at myself dot com
- February 23, 2012 at 10:44 PM
- Merisha28 said...
Books sound great!!! I love the cover art!!! Can't wait!!
- February 24, 2012 at 11:27 PM
- k2sgal said...
I would love this I heave read some of your books and they are wonderful
- February 25, 2012 at 11:19 PM