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Outnumbered by Tom Bancroft
- July 31, 2014
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He can't answer with his foot in his mouth.
Danger, Mark, danger!
(Of course, being married you know that, but you lost focus for a moment, which is all it takes.)
Quick thinking on Mark's part to use the term señorita in his reply.
"The sad part Is how quickly our first baby is growing into a lovely, wise young woman. One who is fortunate to have inherited your gene code rather than mine."
Outnumbered is missed, Tom. I hope you're OK…
Hey all. I need to upload more strips….I have them, just coming soon. Will probably shift to EVERY MONDAY schedule rather than twice a week.
That's OK – after I posted, I had a "duh, Ushindi" moment , went to your website and got caught up.
FOLLOWERS of OUTNUMBERED: I think I'm going to drop GoComics so please follow OUTNUMBERED at www.outnumberedcomic.com. It was a good experiment, but it feels ridiculous to pay for this when I already have a site. GoComics, if you want Outnumbered, please contact me to host it on your dime. Thanks, Tom Bancroft
GoComics charges you to run your strip…?!
What the…?
I thought they paid the artists.
What a bunch of cheap #$%*@#%s.
I just noticed all these strips on sherpa. I'll start from the beginning of your strips and read them. I'll go to your website and read those.
I can't believe GoComics never picked up this strip. It was really good.
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Huiet Road/Hwy. 54 intersection closed starting Monday
Over the next few days the Fayette County Public Works department is making several minor changes to traffic patterns in the area of SR 54, Huiet Road and Lester Road. The changes are:
• The intersection of Huiet Road and SR 54 is being closed and replaced with a new intersection at the West Fayetteville Bypass and SR 54. The new intersection will remain stop-controlled until the traffic signal work is installed (several months away).
• Traffic from Huiet Road (i.e., Waterlace S/D and the YMCA area) will be directed onto the Bypass via a new spur.
• The intersection of Waterlace Way (part of Waterlace Subdivision) and Lester Road will be temporarily closed.
Access is being maintained to all schools, businesses, churches and homes in the area. The new traffic patterns will be in place prior to the start of school on August 9th, which has been the county's goal over the past few weeks, officials said.
County officials are asking motorists to please drive slowly in this area and spread the word to neighbors, family and friends.


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Just bought and received a 2GB chip from Crucial that was advertised as an upgrade for the 532h netbook but there is no info on Acer's website or in the manual how to do it. Any idea what to unscrew, etc? Can't even find a link anywhere with how to info.
Any help would be great. Thanks!
In searching online to try to help you out, I was not able to find any video or manual either for the installation steps for memory on this system. The only video I could find was for the original Aspire One which I am not sure is the same as your 532h. You can view this video at the following link:
Your best bet for this would be to contact Acer directly to see if they can provide a manual for this. Here is a link to Acer's support page:
From here you can e-mail Acer directly to ask for a manual for upgrading the memory.
I just want to know if you successfully replaced the 1 GB RAM for the 2 GB RAM on the ACER 532h netbook. I just bought a new ACER 532h-2964 and want to replace the RAM for a 2 GB but after calling ACER, they told me that they do not recommend this in terms of warranty but never received an answer if the netbook was or not capable of 2 GB...
Please, let me know your experience and if the system recognized the 2 GB RAM.
Thanks in advance!!!!
03-25-2010 01:16 PM - edited 03-25-2010 01:56 PM
Acer has updated their web site listening for the 532H, it outlines 1GB of Ram as maximum.
EDIT: Read my post below...
Hello Everyone--
I just wanted to update some progress I had with my 532H-2242.
After some heavy digging I decided just to roll back my BIOS to 1.05. This is a brand new AO532H, it came with BIOS rev 1.15.
I installed the Memory I received from Crucial and everything is working okay. Win7 Starter is showing 2GB. I'm going to start testing the memory with Ubuntu and if I have any issues I'll update this forum.
Keep in mind, Acer offers the BIOS rev 1.05 from their web site, however this may VOID your warranty, and until Crucial's tech guys give you the thumbs up, I wouldn't advise it. They've been really helpful and it's a shame Acer is trying to limit the RAM, one can only hope it is for sale purposes and not a underlying hardware issue.
Hello x1n933k,
Just out of curiosity, before rolling back the BIOS, did you have issues with the 2GB upgrade?
EDIT: Sorry I jumped the gun with my original post.
I had a long story posted here on my adventure with the 532h, I'm not sure if it is worth mentioning anymore.
I had no success on my first 532h-2242 and returned it, it wouldn't boot after I installed the 2gb stick. This may have been my fault.
After hearing a rumor that Acer crippled the 532H with any rev above 1.05 and noting that their US web site lists the max ram as 1GB. On that rumor I took my exchanged 532h and put the BIOS back to 1.05. Installed the Ram and everything worked fine.
I have since found out how to flash the bios in emergency so I decided to update the BIOS through Windows to rev 1.20. I am now typing on a AO532h-2242 with a crucial upgrade of 2gb. Everything worked okay and I didn't experience the same problem as my first 532h
It's unfortunate that Acer doesn't give model specific information, since there are more than a few builds of the 532h. Anyone reading this with a 532h can consider my story a success (although bumpy), and hopefully there will be more transparency from Acer about what can be done with their products. Crucial was really helpful and I am really impressed with their site and service.
your posting is the first clue i have found for why no 2gb chip has worked (I have tried 3 different ones) I have the acer 532h2964. Crucial just advised to get acers help with upgrading bios, but that went nowhere. Acer is no help at all. When I bought the computer, it was advertised as upgradable to 2gb, but now they say that it supports only 1gb. Your find that rolling back the Bios to the 1.05 was a revelation.
Do you know of where i could to get complete instructions for doing that, as I am not tech savvy. I also liked what yo said about flashin the bios, but have no idea what that is. your help is appreciated.
03-27-2010 02:54 PM - edited 03-27-2010 02:54 PM
The zip file with the 1.05 bios form support.acer.com contains everything you need
the readme files reads as follows>:
1. DOS flash: Please reboot system to pure Dos mode. Then, execute "FLASH.BAT" batch file to update bios under pure Dos mode.
2. Windows flash: Please click "NAV50105.exe" to update bios.
I tried the windows flas by executing NAV50105.exe from a zip drive. It brings up a windows programs that show current bios verson (1.12 for me) and the version you will change to.
After I completed the bios rollback to 1.05 my 2gb card was still not recognized.
let me know if youn have more luck


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It also creates a service with the following service name:
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It adds the following service registry entry:
- [HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\000Kendy Service]ImagePath=%sysdir%\svch0st.exe
It downloads a text file from the following site:
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This text file contains download links of other malware.
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- http://126.96.36.199/data6/j[REMOVED].exe - Packed.Win32.NSAnti.b
- https://126.96.36.199/data6/w[REMOVED].exe - Trojan-PSW.Win32.Lmir.bdb
- https://126.96.36.199/data6/m[REMOVED].exe - Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Small.bxa
- https://22.214.171.124/data6/w[REMOVED].exe - Trojan-PSW.Win32.Agent.im
- https://126.96.36.199/data6/m[REMOVED].exe - Trojan-PSW.Win32.Delf.fz
- https://220.127.116.11/data6/j[REMOVED].exe - Backdoor.Win32.Agent.aex
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Wachusett makes Quiz Show debut
They didn't get a mark in the win column on their round of competition on WGBH's "High School Quiz Show," but Wachusett Regional High School team members said the experience was fun, just the same.
Four seniors: Jake St. Germain, Peter Dzaugis, both of Holden, and Olivia Valcarce and Danielle Valcourt of Sterling competed against Bromfield High School of Harvard in an episode that aired on Sunday, April 3.
The team, rounded out by alternates Abby Kopec, a junior, and senior Katie Carlson of Princeton, was assembled last year when assistant principal Drew Weymouth sent an email to teachers asking them to nominate students who would have a broad base of "random knowledge," according to Valcarce.
Next came a "Super Sunday" where dozens of high schools attempted to qualify for their moment in the spotlight.
"Wachusett and Acton/Boxborough got in as sort of a wild card," she said.
The team met weekly after school, going over questions from previous shows. They were coached by Weymouth and Michael O'Sullivan, English language curriculum specialist and social studies teacher Joe Jourdain.
"It was good practice," Dzaugis said.
The show was filmed two months ago, with teams and audience members – each team got to bring 55 – agreeing to keep mum about the outcome.
"It wasn't too hard," Valcourt said.
Filming the program took about an hour with some time before hand for make-up. Uniforms were green polo shirts that WRHS provided. Seeing the lights and cameras and observing the floor crew lent some glamour to the experience.
"It was exciting to see how things worked. Even the audience got some training on cheering," Valcourt said.
The quiz came in four parts – the toss-up, head-to-head, categories and the lightening round. Qustions ranged from chemistry to Beatles trivia.
Valcarce handled the extra competitive one-on-one feature, facing off against a single Bromfield student and ringing in on a number of answers worth 10 points.
"It was hard being on the spot, but it went by so fast," she said.
During a chat with show host Billy Costa, viewers learned that the WRHS team was a multi-talented group that would have done well on any game show.
Valcourt is a three-time winner of the high school science fair, moving up to state level each time. St. Germain is a gifted musician, playing oboe, saxophone, clarinet and guitar. Dzaugas recently completed a paleoentological dig in the Australian outback, mapping the location of 515- million-year-old fossils. Valcarce is hard at work writing a fantasy genre novel about a girl who is looking for her grandfather's killer.
The show ended with a disappointing 415-105 loss for WRHS, but the contest never had the feeling of a blowout. The team pulled within 40 points of Bromfield several times during the competition.


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- Title
- Time resolved study of femtosecond microfabrication in silica glass
- Author(s)
- Misawa, Hiroaki; Juodkazis, Saulius; Marcinkeviaius, Andrius; Watanabe, Mitsuru; Mizeikis, Vygantas; Matsuo, Shigeki
- Abstract
- We report investigation of light-induced damage threshold (LIDT) in purified silica (transmission band down to 160 nm) by 350 fs laser pulses at the wavelength of 795 nm and 498 nm. Focusing a single pulse by a high numeric aperture NA = 1.35 microscope objective lens results in one of the lowest single-shot bulk LIDT values reported so far, 5 J/cm(2), while the surface ablation threshold is 2.5 J/cm(2) with both values being well below the critical self-focusing power in silica. Furthermore, we report the peculiarities of damage by two-pulse irradiation (duration of each pulse is 440 fs), where both pulses have energies at the level of 0.5 x LIDT. Comparison between the experimental data and numeric simulation, which takes into account optical free-carrier generation and relaxation, demonstrates that these processes can explain the measured self-focusing, super-continuum generation, and light-induced damage threshold values. We argue that use of high numeric aperture objective, despite substantial temporal pulse stretching, results in tight focusing which is capable of overcoming the beam self-focusing, and the resulting fabrication quality is comparable to that obtained using shorter pulses.
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- Conference paper
- Source
- Proceedings of SPIE: Laser Applications in Microelectronic and Optoelectronic Manufacturing VI, San Jose, United States, 22-24 January 2001 / Malcolm C. Gower, Henry Helvajian, Koji Sugioka and Jan J. Dubowski (eds.), Vol. 4274, pp. 98-109
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- 2001
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- Laser microfabrication; Light-induced damage threshold; Silica
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- 9780819439529, 0819439525
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Hmmm, this is one of my late night creative bursts. I like the way that it turned out.
The story of my savior and my light.
Another one of my vampy poems. I like the way this one turned out... considering it's dark and disturbing. Like me... MWAHAHAHAH!
A poem about Destiny and love but mostly about how they go hand in hand in the world.
This is what I get for listening to Nickelback 'How You Remind Me' numerous times consecutively. Oy... O.o
The title's self explanatory.
A poem about a Lady dying and her Lord waiting to avenge her death.
The Embrace of a human and a vampire. A deliciously romantic thing... even if she did attack him.
Actually, this is just a play on words. I had an idea one night that I should write a parody to 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' and this is what I came up with.


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"This show is a huge part of my conversion. I've learned more from it in six months than I had in my twelve years of Judaism and 30-plus years of atheism. Your answers always have a solid foundation and the show is inspirational."
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"It must be understood that the bishop is in the Church and the Church in the bishop and he is not in the Church who is not with the bishop."
~ St. Cyprian of Carthage, bishop, martyr; in early writings (Epist., lxvi, 8; circa A.D. 250), noting that a man was rightly considered in schism when he disregarded the authority of his own bishop.


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June 2007
Amulet Records
John Medeski and Billy Martin's musical marriage began in a cramped Brooklyn loft in 1989. Before Blue Note, sold-out festival stages, and the initials MMW being synonymous with groove jazz, the two would play in duo format for hours on end. Mago, recorded in July 2006 and produced by Billy Martin, is a celebration of Martin and Medeski's earliest collaborations.
"Introducing Mago" is a spontaneous composition with Medeski banging out chord clusters and runs that no other player could make sound nearly as sensible. "Crustaceatron" could use an MC to rhyme over Martin's reverb-rich hip-hop beats along with Medeski's nebulous floating melody. In fact, it's surprising that MMW, or in this case, MM hasn't veered more toward hip-hop, seeing how Martin's solo projects focus on those types of beats, and his drumming in his main gig features more traditional boom-boom-clap with each new record. The duo's pacing is perfect, with a keen sense of space that would lend itself beautifully to the right artist on the microphone.
Energy abounds on all of the album's 11 tracks, but there are a few places where the bottom end is sorely missed. "Hot Little" and "Bonfa" are both the trademark head-bobbing grooves we've come to expect from Martin and Medeski, but Chris Wood's thumping basslines would dramatically enhance both tunes, as Medeski's B3's bass pedals are rarely high enough in the mix. Nevertheless, Medeski and Martin playfully balance the groove with dissonant bursts, and the results are engaging and fun. Listening to Mago is like being privy to one of those afternoon jams in '89. Looking back, it's easy to hear what all the fuss was about.


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Her Story of Surviving Pancreatic Cancer
Lakeville resident Maureen Gates' selfless spirit and contagious love for life bring joy to those around her — including her students. As a teacher at Boston College's Eagle Eyes Project, she has spent years educating disabled individuals with no means of verbal communication. Seeing so many lives transformed, Maureen is a steadfast proponent of hope and miracles. She never realized how this faith would be challenged.
In November 2009, 63-year old Maureen was on the Cape doing what she loves most — enjoying the company of family. She hadn't felt like herself for a few weeks, a bit lethargic, with an itchy rash that didn't seem to go away. Normally healthy and vibrant, this wife, mother and grandmother of eight was reluctant to rush to her physician. Fortunately, Maureen's concerned family prompted her to seek immediate medical help, and that day, Maureen left Cape Cod for South Shore Hospital. After a series of tests and scans, she was soon told the diagnosis that no one is ever prepared for: pancreatic cancer.
Maureen described her initial mix of emotions when recalling the day she received the diagnosis. "I remember acknowledging the fact that I had already been more than blessed with a wonderful life, and I was grateful. In that same moment, however, everything in my life centered on survival."
Thomas E. Clancy, MD, surgical oncologist at the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Center in clinical affiliation with South Shore Hospital, consulted with Maureen and discussed the recommended treatment approach for her situation — the Whipple procedure. The extensive surgery involves removing the part of the pancreas, a portion of the bile duct, the gallbladder and the duodenum, and often a portion of the stomach.
"Fortunately, I knew I was in the hands of the best team of doctors and clinicians at the Cancer Center and I was confident in Dr. Clancy, knowing that he was on my side looking for the same victory," Maureen said.
Following a successful Whipple procedure, Maureen entered the next phase of treatment which included chemotherapy and chemoradiation. Rolf Freter, MD, director of medical oncology at the Cancer Center and Bruce Borgelt, MD, radiation oncologist, led her care with chemotherapy and chemoradiation — with the goal of avoiding recurrence.
"Everyone involved in my care really saved me, lessening all worry and anxiety, allowing me to stay focused on my family and students who bring me such joy and inspiration," she said. "It's truly miraculous to think about the domino effect that brought me here today, from supportive family to the amazing clinicians at South Shore Hospital and the Cancer Center. I am now a pancreatic cancer survivor."
The specialized care patients receive at the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Center in clinical affiliation with South Shore Hospital allows patients like Maureen local access to world-leading cancer care.


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Inspired by other's struggles staying financially afloat and the desire to make a difference, many new volunteers have approached the AARP Foundation's Money Management Program (MMP) in Oregon to help start or support programs in their community.
By 2011, MMP expects to have 11 programs available in Oregon, including recently launching programs with local partners in Grants Pass and Roseburg. It is managed and overseen by Easter Seals Oregon, in conjunction with the local community service organizations.
Lower-income older adults and people with disabilities can get assistance with basic household finance through MMP. Volunteers work with clients, either to assist them with paying bills and balancing their checkbook or as the designated representative payee to manage their federal benefits, like Social Security.
"The Money Management Program plays a critical role in meeting community needs and changing demographics, and to helping more older adults remain independent in their own homes and keeping the doors shut to fraud and abuse," said Jerry Cohen, state director of AARP Oregon.
There are 330 volunteers serving clients in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Multnomah, and Wasco Counties. And work is currently underway to establish new programs in Columbia, Linn/Benton, and Marion Counties.
"Volunteers get a great deal of satisfaction from working with people in the community," said Carol Cookson, state coordinator for Oregon's Money Management Program. "Our volunteers develop relationships and even friendships with their clients, many have been with the program for more than 15 years and have multiple clients."
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PARKCHESTER - A man has been charged with criminal trespassing after police say he ran into a Parkchester elementary school Thursday afternoon, which was placed on lockdown.
Police led Zenon Marte, 32, out of the Bronx Little School after school officials called them. Children were locked inside their classrooms for safety after reports of an intruder.
Helen Pena, whose grandson attends the school, says Marte ran down the hallway and locked himself inside an office. She also told News 12 The Bronx she heard Marte had been following little girls after school for over a week.
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Blu-ray Review: 'Breathless'
Money, murder and mayhem – Texas style! We're checking out the new more than meets the eye flick "Breathless" out this week on Blu-ray from Anchor Bay Home Entertainment. Check out the list of reviewed suspects below!
Title: "Breathless"
Grade: 4
Cast: Gina Gershon, Kelli Giddish, Ray Liotta
Director: Jesse Baget
Rating: R
Runtime: 91 minutes
Release Company: Anchor Bay Home Entertainment
Website: www.anchorbayent.com
The Flick: With the exception of the already been used title, "Breathless" is a tasty little bank heist gone bad thriller. Filled with enough blood to appease the gore hounds, cool double crosses for story nerds and tasty performances from all involved, there's much ferocious fun to be had. Especially loved Gina "Bound" Gershon as a sassy and scorned wife, the luscious Kellie Giddish as her dim partner in crime and Ray Liotta as a no nonsense cop. Sporting gross bits that would give John Waters pause and tense moments reminiscent of some of Hitchcock's work in "Frenzy", inane titled "Breathless" actually give a fresh breath of air for film fans.
Best Feature: The commentary track is a tad on the dry side – let the movie do the talking!
Best Hidden Gem: Val Kilmer shows up in a cool role as the slimy husband of Gershon – nice boots Val!
Worth the Moola: For carnage, comedy and creepy twists galore, this is one of the best flicks you haven't seen...and should!


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A man who was shot by a Columbus police officer outside a North Side bank has been indicted on charges of aggravated robbery and robbery.
According to a search warrant filed in Franklin County Municipal Court: Davis W. Cochrane, 26, approached a Rent-A-Center employee entering Fifth Third Bank, 1500 Morse Rd., about 11:20 a.m. on Aug. 7.
The employee held a deposit bag containing $320, and Cochrane told him, "Give me your money or I will shoot you." The employee handed over the bag.
Two Columbus police officers inside the bank — a uniformed officer working special duty and Sgt. Doug Williams, who was off-duty and cashing a check — saw the confrontation and went outside. When Cochrane saw the officers, he ran.
Williams, a 35-year veteran assigned to the Strategic Response Bureau, pulled out his gun, identified himself as an officer, and told Cochrane to stop. Cochrane stopped in the bank's driveway and reached into his waistband "as if he was pulling out a weapon."
Williams fired once, hitting Cochrane, who had a loaded .40-caliber handgun in his waistband. Cochrane was treated at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital.
Police initially withheld Cochrane's identity while they investigated four similar robberies. The Aug. 15 indictment was only for the Fifth Third incident.
Bail was set at $150,000 for Cochrane, of 2451 Marcia Dr. on the North Side. He remained in the Franklin County jail yesterday.


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Members of Ngati Haua hapu met at Kotahitanga Marae, Whangape, on Monday to discuss the implications of the discovery of methamphetamine (P) manufacturing sites and the burning of six whanau baches late last year. The hui was attended by whanau from Auckland, Whangarei and the Far North, along with a member of a neighbouring iwi, whose son lost his life to P.
Other local hapu were also there to show their support to Ngati Haua in the hope that they could deter the spread of methamphetamine in their own communities.
Local police gave a 20-minute Powerpoint summary of the methamphetamine industry and a map showing the sites of seven meth labs that were on Whakakoro Mountain last year. Detective Sergeant Trevor Beatson said he was unable to discuss details relating to the charges currently before the courts, instead focusing on tell-tale signs of production, waste products and users.
Police iwi liaison officer Te Uri Reihana urged the hui to gather whanau strength to deter the meth industry, and suggested that if people found any other signs of labs at Whangape they should phone him. The police were thanked for their presentation and left the hui.
A statement released yesterday said those present were unanimous in giving their support to the reclaiming of Whakakoro and their tupuna lands at Whangape from those who chose to manufacture and supply methamphetamine.
"To avoid misinformation and finger-pointing, it was agreed that all investigations concerning the manufacture and supply of P, and the burning of the baches, would be left in the hands of the police. Anyone who has information that can assist in the investigation of either matter is encouraged to report it to the police, confident that they have the support of the majority of the Ngati Haua community.
"Parents are also urged to maintain calm in their whanau to avoid any spillover effects by their young, who tend to defend or attack the P industry."
Some of the bach owners shared their hurt at the senseless waste of the mass burning, the statement added, but in a spirit of resilience two baches had already been rebuilt.
Meanwhile, the hui set Saturday January 26 as a whanau day to celebrate reclaiming Whakakoro for Ngati Haua whanui. Locals will organise a trek over the mountain to Tuauru, and the hui was keen to see a gateway opened in the future for Ngati Haua to access the coast. Whanau are invited to meet at Taieka at 10am, and to bring a picnic lunch.
In 1992 Ngati Haua launched an occupation at Taieka to prevent the sale of Whakakoro to a former Lotto winner. In 1997 Whakakoro was listed with the Waitangi Tribunal under claim WAI 696. A further hui will be called at a later date to discuss possible options for the return of Whakakoro to Ngati Haua.
The hui said the statement had been prepared to inform wider members of Ngati Haua living in different parts of Aotearoa and overseas. It was hoped that it would help alleviate some of the "taimaha" felt within Whangape.
"Silence, or turning a blind eye, should not be misinterpreted as complicity, more so in some cases fear or an inability to cope and a sense of despair with the surrounding events," it said.
"As several kuia said yesterday, no one is perfect, we all have flaws and weaknesses, and eventually we will all get to meet our Maker.
"Despite all that has happened, through our shared whakapapa we still have aroha for our whanaunga, but leave the matter with the police to conclude their enquiries.
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There will be a white elephant sale at the Portales Senior Citizen Center from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 24. All proceeds will go to the Hurricane Katrina victims. Seniors bring your white elephant to the Senior Center from Monday to Friday. For more information, contact 356-8741.
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President of the Republic of Rwanda Speaking at Tufts April 22
Paul Kagame, the sixth and current president of Rwanda, will address the Tufts University community on the 20th anniversary of the genocide against the Tutsis. Kagame will discuss what the world has learned from Rwanda's tragedy and journey to recovery. He will speak at Tufts on Tuesday, April 22.
Kagame has been the president of Rwanda since April 2000. He currently serves as chair of the United Nations Secretary General's Advisory Group on Millennium Development Goals, which include eradicating poverty and reducing child mortality, and as co-chair of the International Telecommunication Union's Broadband Commission, which unites industry executives with government leaders, thought leaders, policy pioneers, international agencies and organizations concerned with development.
Kagame won the first democratic elections held in Rwanda in August 2003 and was re-elected to a second seven-year mandate in August 2010. Prior to his appointment as president, he served as vice-president and minister for defense in the Government of National Unity and Chairman of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), a partner in the Government of National Unity. In 1994 he led the Rwanda Patriotic Army to defeat the genocidal government, setting Rwanda on its current course towards reconciliation, nation building and socioeconomic development.
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Background: Path analysis is used commonly to evaluate direct and indirect associations among observed variables. Although there are sufficient user guides for commonly referenced structural equation modeling (SEM) software programs, there is little information to help the researcher compare usability and outcomes of these programs. Therefore, deciding which SEM software program to use often presents a challenge for both novice and experienced researchers.
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Approach: Using one data set, each researcher worked solely within one SEM program and was blinded to the solution obtained by the other until analyses were complete. Subsequently, each researcher replicated the other's solution in the opposite program. Finally, a reduced model using modification indices was obtained by each researcher and then compared across SEM programs for similarity.
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It is indeed a privilege and honor to serve as DRS President for 2016-2017, especially as the Society prepares to celebrate its 25th anniversary at its upcoming annual meeting in Portland, Oregon. Twenty-five years—WOW! Just imagine where the evaluation and treatment of swallowing disorders was 25 years ago.
We did not have high resolution manometry in our evaluation armament. We were just beginning to understand that a single, unilateral hemispheric stroke could produce dysphagia. Survival rates in individuals with head and neck cancer were limited, and we did not fully understand the long-term effects of radiation therapy. The science has advanced dramatically over the last 25 years, with significant translation of findings into clinical practice. While we have come a long way, we must continue to strive to advance the field forward in order to improve the lives of individuals with dysphagia.
The Society was founded to promote a mission of international and multidisciplinary research to advance evidence-based practice in the evaluation and treatment of individuals with dysphagia. Many thanks are extended to our founders, who represent fields such as gastroenterology, radiology, speech-language pathology, otolaryngology, and basic science. The DRS continues to embody a service-oriented philosophy and multidisciplinary approach in research. Collaboration among disciplines and countries is imperative to advance the field. Research is the cornerstone of the Society, hence the name. However, as a society, we must ensure translation and dissemination of our research to clinicians and physicians in the field who serve our patients. Likewise, we must engage individuals with dysphagia and their caregivers in order for our research to be salient and lead to outcomes that are clinically relevant.
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Several years ago, a friend told me about The Palestine Children Welfare Fund (PCWF), an organization dedicated to helping the children of Palestine, especially orphan or sick children, and also "typical" Palestinian children whose childhood is made hell by the Israelis, who go hungry, live in improvised housing, learn in bombed out schools in open air, have few books and fewer toys, are terrified by the sights and sounds of war, or need medication their parents cannot obtain.
It turned out that it was pretty much a one-man operation carried out selflessly and tirelessly by a Palestinian teacher by the name of Riad Hamad, from Texas.
You could contribute by making a donation or buying from him the olive oil from Palestine, kuffiyas, handicrafts, hand-embroidered Christmas cards made by women in Bethlehem and other such items that provided a meager thread of employment support.
The web site of PCWF he maintained featured photos of individual Palestinian children, describing their circumstances (e.g., father and older brother killed by the IDF, disabled uncle helping the mother and her 3 children), etc and listing their most pressing needs, like hearing aids for children whose hearing was severely affected by Israeli 'booms" and real bombs. He also solicited books, old books, schoolbooks, any books and school materials, which he sent there.
Every summer he made a "fair" with a colorful cart display of Palestinian articles and traveled with it in Texas and neighboring states. He was cheerful, incurably optimistic and a delight to know.
I talked to him on the phone many times but I never got to meet him in person. He was human kindness personified and never gave up hope that someday Palestinian children may get to have a normal childhood.
When my father died I remembered that of all the Israeli inhumanities the one that had always shocked my father the most had been the theft of water and the deliberate destruction of water wells in the OTs. I talked to Riad and decided to pay for the construction of a water well, in whatever village he knew it was needed at the time. Later he sent me a picture with the well, flanked by two olive tree sapplings and with my father's name on it. I am sure my father would not have cared to have his name on it, just to have the well there. I have no idea if the well is still there, knowing, as I learned later, that the Israelis like to come back and destroy whatever is rebuilt in Palestine, but I hope it lasted at least long enough to make a difference. This was my very personal connection with Riad.
I knew that he was being mercilessly harassed by various zionist outfits in the US, and by the FBI. Although they lost the dirty suit against him, in which they claimed that by helping orphans of "terrorists" he was encouraging more terrorism and that his site was promoting terrorism, his persecution did not stop, on the contrary, it intensified.
I also knew that he had a daughter he loved more than life and of whom he was enormously proud. Just as she was admitted to med school, when he was thrilled by her success, he…. supposedly committed suicide, according to the published police report. The details in the articles linked above are enough to make one howl in indignation. He, according to the police, did it the hardest way: first he bound his mouth, hands and feet with tape, then somehow he crawled out of his car (found abandoned) all the way to the lake, threw himself in, and drowned.
For me, beside the shock of his assassination, an almost equal shock was the fact that the MSM could publish this account of it and justify it by saying he committed suicide because when they fished him out of the lake the bindings were loose, so of course he had taped himself. Besides they claimed, acquaintances (like who?) said he had been depressed. The fact that a newspaper could carry such a story scared me. It showed a defying cynicism I had not seen before: "Here's an absurd lie, we know you know it is a blatant lie, but there is nothing you can do about it."
As Kurt Nimmo wrote:
"Finally, it should be remembered that back in 2003, Israel declared its intention to embark "upon a more aggressive approach to the war on terror that will include staging targeted killings in the United States and other friendly countries," according to United Press International. "The Israeli statements were confirmed by more than a half dozen U.S. foreign policy and intelligence officials in interviews with UPI. Israeli hit teams, which consist of units or squadrons of the Kidon, a sub-unit for Mossad's highly secret Metsada department, would stage the operations, former Israeli intelligence sources said. Kidon is a Hebrew word meaning 'bayonet,' one former Israeli intelligence source said."
Is it possible a neocon hit team or as likely a Mossad "bayonet" team took out the school teacher Riad Hamad?
Certainly, it makes more sense than the lame claim that Mr. Hamad wrapped himself up in duct tape and threw himself in Lady Bird Lake. "
Is it possible a neocon hit team or as likely a Mossad "bayonet" team took out the school teacher Riad Hamad?
Certainly, it makes more sense than the lame claim that Mr. Hamad wrapped himself up in duct tape and threw himself in Lady Bird Lake. "
They silenced him ad they killed PCWF, but Riad's memory still burns bright and always will.
He has not only helped and comforted countless suffering Palestinian children but also enriched the lives of all the people who got to know him.
I remember him with gratitude and admiration and also with poignant regret for such a terrible loss to humanity.
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--- Quote from: mitch777 on November 16, 2013, 10:58:06 AM ---I noticed in some of the plans that tier 4 drugs are not covered "unless medically necessary". A doctor would need to state the reason in a letter. Even if that would to occur, I'm not sure if the cost would be applied to the deductible or the max out of pocket.Not sure if this is helpful in your case but I found a plan with a $3000. out of pocket max which no doubt I will hit every year. Without the premium tax credit my plan would still be quite expensive at around $7,800. per year just for the premium itself.Previously I was forced to pay a crazy high premium of $12,000. per year and still forked out thousands in out of pocket costs so these plans are saving me money. Still, it disappoints me that these plans are so expensive without the tax credit and that the clarity of coverage is so elusive.m.--- End quote ---I'm waiting on a e-mail with some information to pass along, however it is my understanding when it come to any copay on any plan everything other than your premium gets apply to your max out of pocket.
--- Quote from: sfpvguy41 on November 14, 2013, 06:59:29 PM ---I just spent a good part of my day figuring out my health care plan options as a recipient of an Anthem Blue Cross CA letter saying they were cancelling my plan. I'm a bleeding heart liberal so I'm not blaming "Obamacare" but as things stand this is really bleak for me. I'm giving the summary here and would like to know if anyone has any experience or solutions here.My current plan costs under $500/month and has a $500 deductible for meds, then a co-pay of $50 per 30 day supply. So for Edurant and Epzicom I pay $500 in January then $100/month. Last year Anthem re-categorized my meds as "specialty" and made me get them through Curascript mail order. But I was ok with that, now I know why.Under the new ACA plans, there are 4 tiers of drugs. According to the Anthem rep today, ALL ANTIRETROVIRALS AND PROTEASE INHIBITORS ARE TIER 4. Under the Bronze-Silver-Gold ACA structure, I would have to pay 30%-20%-10% on buying these meds up to the out of pocket limit. The best gold plan they show is only an HMO (not my current doc) and would cost 10% of $6700/month for these two prescriptions, or $670/month on top of a $700 premium. This plan has a $4000 out of pocket limit so I would pay $670/month for 6 months, then just the premium price of $700. This increases my healthcare from about $4800 premiums plus $2150 for drugs annually to $8400 in premiums plus $4000 for drugs, an increase of over $5000! I only used about $500 of my deductible this year (mainly on deductible for my labs) so I can argue I'd only pay $3500 on drugs.I am now one of those people hoping Obama, or Congress or whoever it takes changes the law to allow me to keep my old plan.Anyone have any advice or other ideas?--- End quote ---sfpvguy41,First I'm new to posting here but not new to following the forums for the past 5 year.I live in OC and have been investigating switching to an Exchange plan here in CA being that both my coverage will be better AND my premium will be lower (Platinum at $527 a month - 49yo). Not sure of your age and yearly income amounts but I'm sure you have checked if you qualify for any of the subsidies, I happen to not but that's ok.I don't know if the plans offered in SF, I'm assuming you are in SF by your forum name but down here in OC Blue Shield offers a PPO at all levels and I have found that their formulary coverage for right now is far superior than Anthem's and I've had Anthem in the past and RAN away from them when they were forcing people to go mail order before the state stopped them.If Blue Shield is offered and is a PPO is your doctor in their PPO Network? If they are you might want to look at the Blue Shield plans as their formulary includes most ARV's in tier 2 or Brand Name covered, at least in their Gold and Platinum levels. And, if it is not on the formulary it is considered a "Non-Preferred Brand Drug", which still has a fairly reasonable $ copay per 30-day supply.Here is the link to the formulary:https://www.blueshieldca.com/bsca/documents/pharmacy/Standard_Formulary.pdfHere is a link to the Ultimate (Platinum) PPO Summary of Benefits:https://www.blueshieldca.com/bsca/sbc-assets/public/ifp/Ultimate_PPO_SBC_1-14.pdfhere is a link to the Preferred (Gold) PPO Summary of Benefits:https://www.blueshieldca.com/bsca/sbc-assets/public/ifp/Preferred_PPO_SBC_1-14.pdfHope this information is helpful.
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BOSTON, MA — Although statin drugs successfully lower LDL cholesterol for most people, a small subset of patients don't respond well to these medications or need to stop taking them because of side effects. "All told, the statins are the safest and best tolerated of all cholesterol-lowering medications, but the second- and third-choice drugs can have first-rate benefits, either alone or together," says Dr. Harvey Simon, editor of the Harvard Men's Health Watch.
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The options include fibrate drugs, which can also help boost heart-healthy HDL cholesterol; resin-based therapies, which help keep the body from absorbing cholesterol in the gut; the relative newcomer ezetimibe (Zetia), which also interferes with the body's absorption of dietary cholesterol; and niacin, which can improve LDL, HDL, and triglyceride levels.
Given the many medications, it may be tempting to ignore the importance of lifestyle. That's a mistake, says the Harvard Men's Health Watch. To curb cholesterol, men should also be sure to avoid tobacco in all its forms; limit saturated fats, trans fats, and cholesterol; eat more foods with heart-healthy omega-3 and monounsaturated fats; and get plenty of dietary fiber. Regular exercise and weight control are also crucial.


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Saskatchewan Minister of Health, Dustin Duncan fielding questions
from attendees at a breakfast social held at the Heritage Inn.
Saskatchewan health minister Dustin Duncan was too busy letting Moose Javians know about the status of current and upcoming health projects in the province to enjoy his breakfast.
The Saskatchewan Party organized a meeting with Duncan early Friday morning at the Heritage Inn to let the community know about provincial health initiatives and to field any questions from attendees.
Duncan, of course, spent much of the discussion talking about the new Moose Jaw hospital slated to be begin construction next year and finished in 2015.
Saskatchewan is the first province in Canada to start implementing Lean design concepts across its the entire health system.
Information provided by the province described Lean as "a patient-centred approach to identifying and eliminating all non-value-adding activities and reducing waste within an organization."
It includes a design method involving professionals brainstorming over research sessions to develop and implement an overall blueprint in offering more efficient health care and cost-effective design.
"What is most significant about the people who worked on the 3P process is I think it's a good representation of all stakeholders and users of the hospital," Duncan said.
The 3P process Duncan referred to is a three-tier plan involving production, preparation and process, a Lean tool used when a totally new process or design is required. Often used in facility design, the goal is to ensure quality, safety, flow and efficiencies.
Moose Jaw Health Foundation board member Paul Schauerte inquired as to whether the hospital would feature a new MRI unit.
"At this point I can't make a commitment to that, but we know we need to be looking at options when it comes to diagnostics in this province," Duncan responded. "We're doing well towards where are benchmarks are with CT scans across the province, but we have some work to do in southern Saskatchewan when in comes to MRIs."
He said it's something that would have to be looked at further within the context of the health budget and the scope of the health region's services, adding that multiple options need to be considered in southern Saskatchewan because "we're falling behind in MRIs."
"The present hospital sits on, I believe, six acres of land, the new hospital is in excess of 30 acres," MLA Warren Michelson reminded attendees regarding future possibilities. "There's ... going to be room for expansion for a long time into the future."
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Like the myriad of R&B/jazz genre albums now flooding the marketplace, Paul Taylor's Pleasure Seeker (Unity/Countdown Records 17755-2; 49:43) utilizes urban percussion loops, samples and layers of synthesizer to build seductive ballads and edgy dance pieces. What distinguishes Taylor's work is the way in which he employs these tools. The saxophonist uses the urban elements economically and without cliche-"Raw Sugar" juxtaposes a gentle piano opening with a springy hip-hop loop, for example, and "Groove Zone" employs otherworldly electronic effects to draw listeners in, Twilight Zone style. In lesser hands, these tunes could easily have been delivered in drippy, bombastic style. The other big plus here is Taylor's skill as a melodic soloist. He rips off warm melodies like the uptempo "Fadeaway" and ballads like the brightly uplifting "Dry Your Eyes" in an economical, soulful style. Listeners would be well advised to bypass the Gerald Albright clones and Fourplay wannabes in favor of Paul Taylor's talents.


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Wallingford must revote $900K school bondBy Erin Mansfield
Correspondent | March 20,2014WALLINGFORD Despite passing with 60 percent of the vote after a months-long campaign, the bond to renovate Wallingford Elementary School is not valid under state law and must be revoted.
Superintendent Dana Cole-Levesque thanked voters for passing the bond 287-190 on Town Meeting Day. But she said the advance warnings and meetings did not meet the legal standard to hold a bond vote.
The law requires that the town publish warnings in a local newspaper once a week for three consecutive weeks on the same day of the week. The town also must post warnings in five places for two weeks leading up to the vote.
The required warnings will appear in the Rutland Herald beginning March 31, Cole-Levesque said, followed by a meeting April 21 and the new vote to validate the $900,000 bond Tuesday, April 22.
We are hopeful that voters will come out and support the bond vote again, he said.
The bond in question would fund the majority of a $1.2 million facility renovation which includes roof replacement, solar-panel installation, school entrance renovation and an elevator.
The remaining funds would come from energy savings through using solar panels, sale of the Little Red Schoolhouse and various grants.
Principal Penny Lienhardt said in February the school is overdue for roof replacement and an elevator to meet compliance standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
School Board Chairman Ken Fredette said in a letter to the Herald that the board could no longer avoid renovating the schools 62-year-old roof. The towns energy committee supported the project on the grounds that energy efficiency would save the school money in the long run.
The 20-year bond will cost homeowners $26 a year per $100,000 of assessed property value, school officials said, but town leaders insist on coming up with as much grant money as possible.
Our best guess is, its going to take most of that $900,000, Cole-Levesque said. Were going to continue to turn over all stones.
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Johns Hopkins shortstick d-middie Phil Castronova sustained a serious knee injury that will require surgery, while playing flag football at the Will Barrow Memorial Tournament on Nov. 5 in Charlottesville, Va., multiple sources have confirmed to Inside Lacrosse.
Hopkins officials declined to comment (citing university policy on student-athletes' injuries) and a timeline for his return isn't clearly set, though he is said to have torn his ACL and could miss much, if not all, of the spring. He is expected to undergo surgery this week.
Over the summer, the Blue Jays sustained another blow when middie John Greeley tore knee ligaments while playing at the Lake Placid Summit Classic in August. Greeley is expected back at some point this spring.
A sophomore, Castronova played in 15 games as a freshman and emerged as one of the Blue Jays' premier defensive middies, picking up 42 groundballs and causing nine turnovers. He also was a threat in transition, scoring four goals and adding three assists.
The injury means further rebuilding for Hopkins' defensive midfield, which already needed to replace shortstick Tim Donovan and longsticks Ben Smith and Orry Michael after they graduated last season. Castronova was also an asset on the wings of face-offs, so with face-off specialist Matt Dolente also gone, coach Dave Pietramala will have to address concerns at the X, as well.
Among the candidates to fill the void left by Castronova's injury is Marshall Burkhart, a 6-1, 200-pound senior from Dublin Jerome (Ohio). Burkhart, who's battled injuries at times during his career at Homewood but is said to have looked strong this fall season, scored six points and picked up 14 groundballs in 15 games last season.


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In the last two days, two new members of the Iranian Teachers Trade Association have been arrested in Tehran and the city of Karaj. Mokhtar Assadi and Mohammad Bagheri are the new arrested members of the teachers union. Currently, several members of the union including Ali Akbar Baghani and Mahmoud Beheshti Langarudi, the general secretary and the spokesperson of the Iranian Teachers Trade Association are held in prisons.


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Feedback: Watertown Gets Smacked Down, Godsmack Performing Elsewhere
'Godsmack' will play the Can Am Speedway in Lafargeville in late August, the local promoter of the concert announced Thursday morning.
Paul Simmons of AMP Entertainment said he could no longer wait fior city hall to decide the future of the popular heavy metal band's August 20 show.
"We gave and waited the timelines that we had to wait. We just couldn't wait any longer and we're very happy with where we're going," said Simmons
City officials have delayed granting final approval to Godsmack playing the fairgrounds, out of concern about the crowd it would attract.
A rock concert earlier this summer drew complaints of fans urinating in public, fighting and the theft of a city vehicle near the concert.
"Can Am will have the capability of handling the size, safety, organization and control of such an event of this magnitude," said Sebby Abbate of AMP Entertainment.
With less than a month to go before the concert, only 1,200 tickets have been sold - far less than the 5, 000 to 7,000 expected.
"I think it has to do with whether the show was going to be able to happen or not and people are afraid to buy a ticket if they're not going to have a show," said Abbate.
"I called them a few times, they came out and met and they went over the plan with the security and what they had in place for everything, and to be honest with you, we couldn't say yes fast enough," said Chip Burdick, manager of Can Am Speedway.
Mayor Jeff Graham said city hall decided to give Godsmack the go-ahead, and planned to tell promoter Simmons that today.
"There was supposed to be a meeting this morning to outline the conditions and for whatever reasons, the promoters decided to use another venue. Maybe they thought it was less restrictive," said Graham.
City officials and city manager Mary Corriveau met earlier this week to discuss the show.
A separate, but generally related, issue has been the city's overall concert and beer sale policies: council has been deeply involved in reorganizing the city's parks and recreation office.
Graham said in the process of hammering out the details to approve the Godsmack concert, the city has come up with a much better management structure for future events at the fairgrounds ballpark.
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|The fish community data showed that there was a spatial improvement with distance from the S3 plume influences (Figure 1). Species richness and the number of sensitive species (e.g., darters) were greater at BCK 3.3 than at upstream sites, where the influence of past poor water quality and the insolation by a downstream weir has limited the diversity of the fish community.
|Density and biomass at BCK 12.4 and BCK 9.9 reflect a recovery from the substantial decline observed in fall 1995 and spring 1996 samples. The decline at BCK 12.4 appears to be related to an impact on reproductive success, as the young-of-year age class (<4 cm) was reduced proportionally more than other size classes. This reduced size class could be a result of poor egg or larval survival from the spring spawning in 1995.
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The new website cements the company's unique positioning as a PSA company with expertise and product created for the healthcare industry.
The website features graphical representation of a value chain of a contract research organization (CRO) and a healthcare company.
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"Our new website is the last logical step in defining the story of our company", says Olga Loginovskaya, BD & Marketing Director at Flex Databases. "It will become an invaluable tool in quickly and easily illustrating the profound difference which exists between Flex and other players in the clinical development technology market. We took a step back from the usual acronyms the industry has been conditioned to recognize (TMF, LMS, CRM, CTMS, EDC, etc.) and showed how our system can be used as a complete platform for an organization, starting from the very first steps (people and projects).
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Do you see what I see? On the left is a photo I took for the fourth edition of The Session from back in 2007 on the topic of local beer. It's from the Kingston Brew Pub and I am quite pleased with it after all these years. Apparently I am not alone as on the right is a page from a menu that was apparently used in 2010 at a bar at baseball's Seattle Mariners home stadium, Safeco Field, a place called the Hit It Here Cafe. Hmm.
I found the image due to the issue being raised by Knut of Norway and then, like him, toying with Google Images' reverse search function. Knut had found one of his blog images being used by a bar in the US and contacted them about it. Then he found it being used in other places and he has received some compensation for and from the sticky fingers of others. I have had to deal with this before. Once I had the fun experience of seeing my own photo in BeerAdvocate magazine. I was not particularly satisfied with that outcome but realized it was worth more to repeat the story than to kick directly at Alstrom shins.
In this case, however, I have no affinity for the Seattle Mariners or the operators of their concession stands. I shall send an email and point out my career path choice to be a lawyer as I do. Not to be a jerk. Just to not be dismissed. But what should I ask for? Wiser people than I recommend establishing the print run of the menus, the duration of their use and total beer sales information before negotiating. It is, after all, a hell of a photo. Thirst inducing even.


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Buying tickets to San Diego Comic-Con gets more difficult each year. This year, I couldn't get tickets, so I'll be stuck at home, jealously reading tweets from those who could go. I'd like to find a different convention. [more inside]
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U.S Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-3, is advocating Congress pass the Paycheck Fairness Act after an American Association of University Women report ranked the states by the gender-based wage gap. Connecticut came in at 25th out of 50 states, with women making just 78 cents for every dollar made by a man.
"Today's AAUW report is yet more evidence that the pay gap is real and undeniable, not a distraction, or a product of women's choices. This is not just a women's issue—the pay gap affects everyone when a woman's diminished paycheck inhibits her ability to put food on the table or gas in their car. And with women living longer than men, discriminatory pay practices mean our seniors will continue to struggle, increasing the burden on both their families and taxpayers.
"Congress needs to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act to relieve the financial pressures women face in all stages of their careers. Republicans do American families a great disservice by blocking the legislation, burying their heads in the sand, and claiming the wage gap is a myth. Our mothers, our sisters, and our daughters deserve better."
DeLauro is the original author of the Paycheck Fairness Act, which she first introduced in 1997, and has reintroduced in every Congress since. The law would put real teeth into the Equal Pay Act of 1963 to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. The Paycheck Fairness Act would put an end to pay secrecy, strengthen workers' ability to challenge discrimination and bring equal pay law into line with other civil rights laws. President Obama has said he would sign the legislation should it come to his desk.


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A Perrysburg Township man was arraigned yesterday in Perrysburg Municipal Court on two counts of felonious assault for a stabbing in a Rossford bar earlier in the day.
Jose A. Quintanilla, 25, of 28855 Starlight Rd., was being held in the Wood County jail in lieu of $20,000 bond.
He is accused of stabbing Shaun P. Enright, 21, of 5750 Summit St., Sylvania, in the lower back at 12:30 a.m. after chasing him into Moe's Place, 620 Dixie Hwy. He allegedly threw a woman who tried to break up the fight to the ground, causing head and back injuries.
Mr. Enright and the woman, Tenille Schrier, 25, of 6250 Sterns Rd., Bedford Township, were treated at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center.