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Lisburn House was completed in 1865 as a townhouse for an Outram farming family. This two-storey Gothic-style townhouse has been preserved in original exterior condition, with decorative polychrome brickwork walls, latticework slate roof and stained glass. The interior features a marble-floor entrance hall with sweeping carved staircase, panelled dining room, open fireplaces, tall arched windows, high ceilings, cornices and spindles.
The home is rated by the Historic Places Trust as a "Category One" historic home. It is a national treasure. An English-style garden has been developed to complement the established English trees and New Zealand native trees. Once a family home, Lisburn House now operates as a luxury bed & breakfast and the Claddagh Restaurant offering A La Carte dining. Alan the chef has worked nationally and internationally with 25 years experience. The menu on offer is varied and regularly features our famous seafood chowder and wild venison. We can also cater for people who have dietary needs. Lisburn House has 3 guest rooms; each room has its own style, with individual bathrooms - The Rose, The Blue and The Victoria. All bedrooms feature 4-poster bed with quality bed linen. Tea, coffee, juice and mineral water are complimentary with fresh flowers and fruit in the rooms. Guests have their own large drawing room with its tiled open fireplace. Quality stereo with a wide selection of CDs are available. Guests can enjoy the warmth of the unique oval open fireplace in the entrance hall. Complimentary port and shortbread are offered.
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In the film, celebrate the Brodiaea in native habitat purchased, protected and stewarded by the Glendora Conservancy. A look at the land, plants, habitat found at the Glendora Reserve.
Sanctuary: A Film Tribute to the Endangered Brodiaea filifolia - a small plant which hailed the importance of biodiversity and rarity in starting the vital water/watershed protection movement across the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles County in the early 1990s. As it turns out, the Brodiaea has become a "poster" plant which brought attention to the fragile nature of society and cities building on sensitive habitat and watershed without thinking and planning for the future of natural resources and their foundation for healthy communities.


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Infectious diseasesboth old and newcontinue to exact a devastating toll, causing some 13 million fatalities per year around the world.
Vaccines remain the best line of defense against deadly pathogens and now Kathryn Sykes and Stephen Johnston, researchers at Arizona State University's Biodesign Institute, along with co-author Michael McGuire from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center are using clever functional screening methods to attempt to speed new vaccines into production that are both safer and more potent.
In a recent study appearing in the journal Proteome Science, the group used high-throughput methods to identify a modulator of immune activity that exists naturally in an unusual pathogen belonging to the Poxviridae family of viruses.
Parapoxvirus infection causes immune cell accumulation at the site of infection; direct screening in the host for this biological activity enabled the isolation of an immunomodulatorlabeled B2. Indeed, B2 by itself causes immune cell accumulation at the site of skin injection. When added to a traditional influenza vaccine, B2 improves the vaccine's protective capacity. Furthermore, the immunomodulator also demonstrated the ability to shrink the size of cancerous tumors, even in the absence of any accompanying specific antigen.
In the past, the process of vaccine discovery involved the random selection of naturally attenuated strains of viruses and bacteria, which were found to provide protection in humans. Examples of this approach include the use of vaccinia to protect against smallpox and attenuated mycobacterium bovis (BCG) to protect against tuberculosis.
In recent years, many vaccines have been developed using only selected portions of a given pathogen to confer immunity. These so-called subunit vaccines have several advantages over whole pathogen vaccines. Genetic components that allow a given pathogen to elude immune detection for example may be screened out, as well as any factors causing unwanted vaccine side effects. Through careful screening, just those elements responsible for eliciting protective immune responses in the host can be extracted from the pathogen and reassembled into an effective, safer subunit vaccine.
In practice, the process of narrowing the field of promising subunit candidates from the whole genome of a pathogen has often been time consuming, laborious and perplexing. In the current study, their earlier-developed strategy, known as expression library immunization, is extended to develop a scheme to find the protein-encoding segmentsknown as open reading frames (ORFs)from a pathogenic genome that have any biological function of interest.
This simple, yet powerful technique uses the host's immune system itself to rapidly reduce any pathogenic genome (viral, fungal, bacterial or parasitic) to a handful of antigens capable of conferring protection in the host.
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BROOKLYN - A total of 21 people, including 18 students, were hurt when a school bus collided with an ambulance in Borough Park Sunday night.
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Globally, the primary completion rate has increased from 63 percent in 1990 to an estimated 83 percent in 2005, and the pace of annual improvement has accelerated significantly since 2000 in the three regions furthest from the goal—North Africa, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa—a sign of the increasing priority given in these regions to universalizing primary education.Latin America and the Caribbean, which started from a higher base, has also sustained an exceptionally strong rate of progress.The number of countries that have achieved universal primary completion increased from 37 in 2000 to 52 in 2005, and this includes some low-income countries: Bolivia, Indonesia, and Kenya.Notwithstanding these very positive trends, the goal of universal primary completion by 2015 will be difficult to reach: 57 of 152 developing countries (38 percent) are considered off track—meaning that they will not reach the goal on current trends. Most of the 33 countries that lack data are also likely off track. Among African countries, 65 percent are considered seriously off track, defined as unlikely to reach the goal before 2040.Among fragile states, only 11 percent have achieved universal primary completion or are on track to doing so, and 50 percent are considered seriously off track.
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Despite faster progress since 2000, Sub-SaharanAfrica remains very far from the goal. In SouthAsia, populous India's strong progress boosts the regional picture, although some countries remainoff track.
In many developing countries children are able to complete a full course of primary education, but in all regions at least a few countries remain off track and unlikely to reach the primary education target.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the poorest-performing region, 65 percent of countries are seriously off track and only 8 percent are on track. We observe a huge lag for fragile states, of which 50 percent are seriously off track.
Data from household surveys indicate that the largest gaps in primary completion rates in virtually every developing country are between wealthy and poor populations (figure 3). But gaps between urban and rural populations can also be very large, especially in Africa.
Completion rates for girls, which are discussed in gender section, also lag behind those of boys in some countries, but in general—thanks to strong progress on gender equity in education over the past 15 years—these gaps are smaller than those linked to wealth or location.
However, while expansion of primary education coverage tends to be pro-poor, pro-rural, and pro-girls in terms of equalizing access and completion, country experience also shows that specific actions to lower direct and opportunity costs or eliminate discrimination are often needed to keep vulnerable children in school, be they orphan, poor, rural, or female.


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Chaos at the helmAugust 14,2014So now the fiscal ship of state has hit the rocky shoals, as predicted.
Almost a year ago, those of us
at Campaign for Vermont clearly made the case that Vermont's fiscal ship was heading toward treacherous waters.
The Shumlin administration's response was that the fiscal ship was in good hands.
More recently, Campaign for Vermont predicted the revenue downgrade.
So now we've arrived where the rocks start pounding the hull. On May 10, the legislature passed the fiscal year 2015
budget, which the Governor signed on June 9. Relative to the budget passed the prior legislative session, this budget called for a 6.2 percent increase, or $84.3 million, in overall general fund spending inclusive of a 9.8 percent general fund increase, or $57.8 million, for human services. Since fiscal 2012, overall general fund increases have been at the annual rate of 5.15 percent, with human services spending growth at a 6.7 percent annual rate.
Such growth rates are neither responsible nor sustainable when the underlying economy is growing, at best, at about a two percent rate. This economic reality has now hit the state's budget head on. On July 24, the Governor and legislative leaders formally got the bad news from the state economists that the state budget is out of step with the state's economy and rosy revenue expectations are not to be fulfilled.
Governor Shumlin immediately proposed reducing some of the spending increases he approved just a month earlier. He proposed to the legislature general fund reductions of $21.9 million be approved immediately and searched the nooks and crannies of the state budget for another $8.5 million in non-general fund revenues to plug the rest of the hole in the budget.
It's important to understand that contrary to the ever-present laments of professional statehouse lobbyists, the Governor's proposal, if accepted by the legislature, leaves general fund spending for fiscal 2015 still up 4.6 percent, or $62.3 million, above the general fund level passed during the 2013 session with human services up 6.9 percent or $40.7 million.
Unfortunately, the Governor's proposal does not get Vermont' fiscal ship back in safe waters. At a 4.6 percent growth rate, the current general fund budget is not sustainable on top of the excesses of prior years. This means that during the next legislative session the budget adjustment process for the current fiscal year and the fiscal year 2016 budget considerations are going to be extraordinarily difficult.
The "feast then famine" approach to the state budget by Governor Shumlin and legislative leaders is both chaotic and destabilizing, especially for the most vulnerable who rely on state benefits. To bring thoughtful deliberation back to the budget process both the legislature and Governor need to do what they failed to do during this past recession. State house leaders abandoned in 2011 important efforts to align state government spending with underlying economic growth through reforms in state government.
Thoughtful and bi-partisan efforts in response to the recession to "lean-up" state government such as Challenges for Change were abandoned, as one-time federal stimulus funds temporarily patched over revenue weaknesses allowing the difficult politics of budgetary reform to be avoided. If Challenges for Change, which had identified tens of millions in potential savings, had not been thrown overboard by the Shumlin administration, it's likely that the budget would be on a sustainable footing and the chaos we see today would have been avoided.
While change is always difficult, thoughtful change is better than the fiscal shipwreck now unfolding before us. The Governor and legislative leaders need to be firm with spending advocates who readily guilt trip elected leaders by branding even sizable budget increases as "cuts" and blast governmental reforms as harming the most vulnerable. Given that the last recession ended in June of 2009 it's important now that our state budget be put back on sound footing before the wrecking ball of the next recession arrives, as it inevitably will.
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Dorothy E. Ramsburg
Dorothy E. Ramsburg, 91, of Charles Town, died Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013, at Willow Tree Manor, Charles Town.
Born Jan. 6, 1922, in Jefferson County, she was the daughter of the late Clarence R. Roberts and Edna R. Roberts.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 plus years, H. Clarence Ramsburg who died April 10, 1997.
She is survived by her son-in-law, John Snow, of Kearneysville; two grandsons, John Eric Snow and Brad Andrew Snow; one great-granddaughter, Chloe Snow; one nephew, Norman Naylor and wife Sandy; and good friends and caregivers, Sharon Whittington and Sandy Dopson.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Mary R. "Jeanie" Snow, who died July 28, 2001, and her sister, Katherine Naylor.
Mrs. Ramsburg was a caregiver to local families.
She was a member of Asbury United Methodist Church, Charles Town.
She was also a member of Citizens Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 at Melvin T. Strider Colonial Funeral Home, Charles Town, with the Rev. Duane L. Jensen and Lay Minister Bill Ball officiating. Interment will be held at Edge Hill Cemetery, Charles Town.
Friends will be received from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Please sign the online guestbook and view her obituary at www.mtstrider.com.


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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The Nvidia GeForce 7 architecture doesn't allow using HDR (FP16) along with FSAA. That's why we tested the cards in TES: Oblivion at the "pure speed" settings only: without HDR the game loses much of its visual appeal. The speed of the cards was measured with the Fraps utility, so the numbers may be somewhat inaccurate.
Fast execution of pixel shaders is important in closed scenes, so the Radeon X1950 XTX is just a little ahead of the Radeon X1900 XTX. The new memory should show its best in open scenes of the Tamriel world. We guess that the lower minimum speed of the new Radeon in 1920x1200 is most likely due to an error during the manual benchmarking. Note also that despite having a total of 48 pixel processors, the GeForce 7950 GX2 is slower than the single-chip cards from ATI in terms of minimum speed in resolutions up to 1600x1200.
The performance of the Radeon X1950 XTX has really improved relative to its predecessor in open environments of this game, but the difference isn't as big as we had anticipated. Perhaps the 16 TMUs of the new card limit its performance somewhat. Anyway, the new Radeon takes the first place among single-chip cards, once again confirming the fact that ATI R580-based products are best for playing Oblivion.
Titan Quest
Fast memory doesn't have a big effect on performance in Titan Quest, either. In this Diablo clone you only need an average speed of 30-40fps for comfortable play. It is also desirable that the speed be always higher than 25fps. All modern graphics cards from the premium and high-end categories equipped with 512 megabytes of graphics memory can give you that speed. The GeForce 7950 GX2 acts up in 1280x1024 for some unclear reason, but regains its strength in higher resolutions.


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Doctor Robert at Crested Butte Festival of the Arts
Thanks a million to Xavier Fane for these amazing photos taken of Doctor Robert, The Beatles Tribute. These were taken on August 5th, 2012, at the 40th annual Crested Butte Festival of the Arts. We had a great time finishing out the weekend of live entertainment, the third in a row for Doctor Robert that weekend. Check out Xavier's photos at http://www.xavierfane.com/.


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She recommends a Omega brand Masticating juicer---which is about to handle leafy green and things like wheat grass better than centrifuge styles.
Consider purchasing a Vita-Mix. The juicer leaves behind the good stuff. The Vita-Mix makes it all into juice and you get all the vitamins. They also last a long, long time.
Brevilles are widely used and have a solid reputation, but I recommend going with a masticating one. A lot of people say the Brevilles are faster but since the centrifugal method isnt always as efficient, I often end up running the pulp through--this not so time saving. The Hurom has been getting great ratings.
While I don't have a specific brand to recommend, I would highly suggest that you find one that clearly states how to clean it. Many years ago, I picked up a cheap one from Walmart to juice carrots. It was bulky and didn't break down easily for cleaning. The main parts couldn't even go into the dishwasher. After a few years, I just tossed it because I was too disgusted. Don't let it happen to you!
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Arizona Wildcats softball coach Mike Candrea was being transported to Tucson's University Medical Center on Sunday night for further observation after being hospitalized with chest pain in the Phoenix area, assistant coach Larry Ray said.
Candrea was expected to remain at UMC at least overnight.
Candrea left Arizona's game against Arizona State in Tempe and was taken by ambulance to a local hospital Sunday afternoon.
"He was experiencing some dizziness and some chest pain," Ray said in a phone interview at about 7:30 p.m.
"They think it was stress-related symptoms. Right now, that's about all I know."
Ray, who had been getting updates from Candrea's wife, Tina, said the hospital staff performed an EKG exam on Candrea, which showed no problems.
There were two outs in the bottom of the second inning when Candrea went to Ray and said, "You need to coach third base next inning."
Ray took Candrea's usual spot, with assistant Stacy Iveson coaching from first base. Candrea slipped into the clubhouse and departed via ambulance to the hospital, Ray said.
Ray said he assumed Candrea was sick and would be back in a couple of innings, but he talked with the trainer after the fourth inning, and she told him that Candrea was gone.
"I didn't even have an opportunity to explain to the team what happened during the game," Ray said.
The Wildcats squandered a 6-0 lead, losing 7-6, as Arizona State completed a three-game sweep. ASU won 4-2 in eight innings on a walk-off homer Friday night and overcame a 3-0 deficit to win 9-6 on Saturday night.
"Knowing how much he gets into his profession, he probably didn't eat much and was up late looking at footage," Ray said of Candrea. "It may have just caught up to him."
He added he hadn't noticed any change in Candrea's health recently, saying, "Things have been just like they have been in the past."
Ray said he and the team wanted to see Candrea after the game, but Tina told him that "everything looked to be OK" and there wasn't much they could do.
Arizona (19-8) has a busy week, with home games against San Diego State on Tuesday (7 p.m.) and Wednesday (3 p.m.). The Wildcats then play host to a three-game set against Stanford, Friday through Sunday.
Candrea's availability for this week's games was not known Sunday night.
Candrea has been Arizona's head coach since the 1986 season, winning eight national titles. He also led Team USA to the 2004 Olympic gold medal and to silver in 2008.
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Rock Cave CEOS hosts September meeting
The Rock Cave CEOS met Sept. 3 at the Banks District Civic Center with 11 members and a guest in attedance. Debbie Page called the meeting to order, and Ted Turner said grace before the refreshments were served.
Pictures of CEOS Week were passed around, including photos of our window at Ntelos that Page and Avis Bowles set up. Susie Bender read the devotion "The Bitter and Sweet," and Carol Haymond read "Up and Down." The flag salute followed devotions. Bowles took the roll call and read the August minutes, which were accepted as read following a motion by Cheryl Turner and second by Ted Turner.
Bowles read correspondence. Thank-you cards were received from Cheryl and Ted Turner and the Head Start coordinator, Donna Thomason.
Jean Linger gave the treasurer's report, which was accepted following a motion by Carol Haymond and a second by Susie Bender. There were no committee reports, but Haymond and Bowles reported bringing magazines to the IGA book nook. JoAnn Hawkins reported that the book shelves are empty and that the IGA could use some more magazines.
Page announced that a baby girl shower for Jonathan and Soran Jenkins took place from 2 until 5 p.m. on Sept. 8 at the Christian Fellowship Church in Buckhannon. Page reported that she turned in 4,000 volunteer hours to the West Virginia University Extension Office. Haymond reported on the fundraising committee meeting of Aug. 23. There will be no mother/daughter/friend event in 2014.
A fundraiser will take place at 10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 18, at the Episcopal Church in Buckhannon. It will be a combination hot dog and bake sale. Members should bring baked items, and each club is asked to supply one case of hot dogs, buns, catsup, mustard, relish, one case of soda and water. Bender made a motion to take money for the expenses out of the treasury. It was seconded by Connie Simmons and carried.
Page brought up the problem of storing the club scrapbooks. Someone will check with the local fire department to see if they can provide space to display the books.
JoAnn Hawkins gave the lesson "What to Eat? Food Allergies." Members participated in a scrambled word quiz on foods responsible for 90 percent of food allergies.
Connie Simmons thanked members for the cards and flowers she received recently. Cheryl Turner made a motion to adjourn, which was seconded by Ted Turner and carried. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.


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Samsung Unveils New Super OLED TV
In a packed-to-the-roof press conference Monday, Samsung introduced its new line of products, including a 55-inch OLED TV, LED and Plasma TVs, Smart Features, and home theater gear. Here's a rundown:
The 55-inch Super OLED TV, scheduled for release this year, is what Tim Baxter, president of Samsung Electronics North America, called the "ultimate TV."
Produced from a single pane of glass, the set features a minimalist design, 3D capabilities and improved color accuracy over conventional LED TVs, and fast response times the company claims virtually eliminates motion blur. It also has a built-in camera that recognizes movement for intuitive control, and two unidirectional array microphones with noise cancellation technology for clear voice recognition. A new dual-core processor allows users to run multiple apps, while an improved Smart Hub provides access to content from a single screen.
LED TVs and Plasmas
The line of new TVs include all or some of Samsung's three technology initiatives:
·*Smart Interaction *- Launch and use apps more easily through motion and voice control and face recognition, which launches favorites based on individual users
·*Smart Content*-Share photos, memories and memos from the TV to the cloud to smart devices, manage health directly from the TV
·*Smart Evolution*- Select Samsung TVs in 2012 can be upgraded with the latest technologies through installed kits.
Samsung's UNES8000 Smart LED TV and UNES7500 Smart LED TV feature 3D, while the 8000's Micro Dimming Ultimate analyzes the picture in hundreds of pieces to optimize the LED backlight and video signal, which generates a 20 percent increase in brightness for richer colors, brighter pictures and higher contrast ratios.
The lines follow a minimalist design and feature a .2-inch bezel.The 8000 also has a new metallic U-shape stand.
The PNE80000 Plasma TVs have a new black bezel design, a 1.5-inch profile and Plasma +1 ultra-slim bezel design, which reduces the gap between the bezel and screen content. The plasma's Real Black Pro Panel is designed to produce deeper blacks than previous models. The PNE8000 includes Smart TV features, 3D, Smart Interaction and a dual-core processor. Pricing and ship dates were not released.


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RUSH: Here's the New York Times thing on Sotomayor: "In speech after speech over the years, Judge Sonia Sotomayor has returned to the themes of diversity, struggle, heritage and alienation that have both powered and complicated her nomination to the Supreme Court." What we have found out is that I was right to stick with this notion that she is racist. She makes this reference to wise Latina woman repeatedly over the course of her career, not just twice. It is Obama who needs to retract what he said. Obama said, (paraphrasing) "I'm sure if she could say it again she'd say it a different way." She's been saying it her whole life. This woman is focused on race, she is focused on gender. There is no question anybody with an open mind looking at this, there is no question she defines herself by race. "She has lamented the dearth of Hispanics on the federal bench. She has exhorted young people to value immigration." By the way, speaking of that, Dingy Harry says he wants an amnesty bill this year.
Now, he didn't say amnesty, but we all know what he means. He wants an immigration bill this year. "She has mulled over the 'deeply confused image' America has of its own racial identity. And she has used on more than one occasion a version of the 'wise Latina' line that she has spent much of this week trying to explain." And now US Senator Bob Menendez is coming after me. He's on government-controlled MSNBC yesterday afternoon and he's talking to the government-approved anchor Tamron Hall, and she says, "Do you believe the Republicans, they might be running into a true roadblock with Hispanic voters out there if this line of talk about her being a racist continued?"
MENENDEZ: I think there's a price to be paid if that's the way they're going to take on this nominee. There's a difference between going after a nominee hard on their judicial beliefs, on the decisions they may have made if they happen to have been a district court or appellate court judge. That's different than having these people say "Latina chick," that's different than calling Judge Sotomayor a racist. I'm talking about Rush Limbaugh. I'm talking about Newt Gingrich. Those are all voices of the Republican Party and they have to be held accountable.
RUSH: They have to be held accountable. I never called her a "Latina chick," that I'm aware of. A "Latina." See, I understand the English language. "Latina chick" is redundant. Latina already means Latina chick. So I don't have to say "Latina chick" because "Latina" covers "Latina chick." So now I've been warned, I have been warned by another United States senator that somehow, somewhere, somebody in government is going to have to hold me accountable. Meanwhile, the New York Times and everybody makes it clear today, this woman is a broken record on her statement that a Latina is much wiser than a white male. She's a broken record on it. She's focused on race; she's focused on her gender. Now here's the part about me making her mad back in 1988. "Her speeches also indicate that she is not afraid to take on opponents. In 1998, after she was confirmed to the appeals court, she recounted how she was vigorously questioned by senators based on what she called 'mischaracterization and misunderstanding of three of my decisions' by Rush Limbaugh. In recent days, Mr. Limbaugh has led the fight against her nomination, calling her a 'reverse racist.'"
I've got the Sotomayor stack here. If you go through this, it is clear that they're trying to paint me as the foremost opposition and the fact that I'm leading the opposition to Sonia Sotomayor. And by default, I guess so. Everybody else is backing out. Everybody else is backing away, and I don't. There's also Byron York: "Was the White House Tipped Off About the Souter Retirement?" And we think so because Judge Sotomayor started praising Barack Obama in speeches, which is a no-no for a judge. Days before Souter announced his retirement, the White House even let something out of the bag that they knew about his retirement before he actually announced it, so there's some people looking into the fact that Souter might have let the White House know that he was going to retire.
Now, as to the aspect of Sonia Sotomayor being pro-life, there is something that's being called now in the intellectual circles of investigation "The Abortion Assurance Mysteries" that attach themselves to Sonia Sotomayor. Here is a post by Ed Whelan, who says that her response to the Senate questionnaire presents some puzzles.
"Question 26.b asks whether anyone involved in the selection process 'ever discussed with you any currently pending or specific case, legal issue, or question in a manner that could reasonably be interpreted as seeking any express or implied assurances concerning your position on such case, issue, or question.' It also asks that Sotomayor identify each communication with anyone in the White House 'referring or relating to your views on any case, issue, or subject that could come before the Supreme Court.' Sotomayor's answer to question 26.b is 'No.' But if, as reported, President Obama sought and received assurances that Sotomayor is pro-Roe, it would seem that the answer should be yes. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says that Obama 'was careful not to … ask specifically how one might rule … in a case that could come before the Supreme Court,' but the scope of question 26.b is far broader than specific inquiries.
"Perhaps Obama and Sotomayor did a very clever wink-wink routine. But I'll again suggest that, consistent with Obama's stated commitment to transparency, the White House ought to make publicly available any record (including any audio recording) of Obama's interview with Sotomayor so that the American people can know just what commitments and assurances he extracted or received." A great question because he told the press that he had not asked her about this, but that he knew. How does he know if he didn't ask her?
"Question 26.c asks Sotomayor to describe 'any representations' 'made by the White House or individuals acting on behalf of the White House' 'to any individuals or interest groups as to how you might rule as a Justice.' Sotomayor's response indicates that she is not aware of any such representations. But it's been reported that the White House has 'deliver[ed] strong but vague assurances' to abortion groups that Sotomayor is pro-Roe. Does Sotomayor really not know of those reports? Or does she somehow regard them as beyond the scope of the question?" So we've got Obama ensuring us and the group that's correct is pro-Roe, she's saying I haven't talked to Obama or anybody else in the White House about this, so there is no way to know, which leaves it an open question.
RUSH: Here's the confirmation on the White House getting hold of Sonia Sotomayor three days before the Souter business broke. This is from TheHill.com. "The White House first contacted Judge Sonia Sotomayor three days before news of a Supreme Court vacancy became public, according to a questionnaire President Obama's first high court nominee submitted Thursday afternoon. In the 173-page questionnaire delivered to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sotomayor revealed she was first contacted by White House counsel Greg Craig on April 27, three days before Associate Justice David Souter's resignation leaked to the media and four days before he made a formal announcement." It's just not kosher. Of course, nothing sticks to this administration.
Well, I can't really say that. I don't quite know what to make of this.
RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, even more has been learned about Sonia Sotomayor and abortion. And what we have learned here is from a speech that she gave in June 2001, eight years ago, in which she commends liberal lawsuits on abortion, illegal immigration, and welfare reform. Here's what she said. Now, I know they're going to climb on me for saying this. She really writes poorly, and people are acknowledging this. There were a couple stories yesterday that it's amazing how poorly written her opinions are compared to other appellate judges who are all great writers. In fact, it's one of the trademarks of an appellate judge, Supreme Court justice, is their brilliant writing. So I'll just read this passage from the speech of Judge Sotomayor in June of 2001.
"In 1996, Congress prohibited lawyers receiving federal legal services money from taking on class-action lawsuits or lawsuits involving abortion, illegal immigration, or welfare reform. Commendably --" so she agrees with that "-- commendably, I know Brooklyn law school's clinical programs have redoubled their efforts to help address the need created by this legislation. These efforts and the volunteer efforts of other law schools, bar groups and lawyers and private law firms are not enough. The need is very great." She is commending Congress prohibiting lawyers receiving federal legal service money from taking on lawsuits involving abortion. Now, what that means is that she agrees that federal money should not be used to pay lawyers who take on abortion cases. Now, what are we to conclude from this? Well, it's just more confusion. It just leads to more confusion. Now, here is a woman with rich Latina, wise life experiences, by her own admission multiple times in her life, saying she doesn't think it's right for lawyers filing suits on abortion to get federal money to do it.
Now, that would make one tend to think that she thinks one of two things: That the government ought have nothing to say about it via their money, and secondly, if these lawyers want to go ahead and file abortion cases then find the clients to pay up. Don't ask the government to do it. She is a devout Catholic. She is a devout Catholic. And, folks, I'm telling you the only evidence -- and it isn't evidence -- the only evidence we have that she is pro-Roe v. Wade, pro-abortion, is that Obama has assured us. But Obama has said he didn't talk to her and on her questionnaire that she submitted yesterday she said she wasn't asked specifically about it. But yet Obama knows specifically, but she says she hasn't said specifically or even been asked specifically. So I don't know. I know a lot of you people think this is nuts because you think that Obama would not nominate anybody to the court who was not pro-Roe v. Wade or pro-abortion. But just in a general sense I could agree and understand that, but what if he doesn't really know? What if he's just assuming? If he knows, somebody's lying about them having talked about it, because she says in her questionnaire that she hasn't. Nor was she asked, directly or indirectly.
Now, it could well be that she's told, you know, some colleague somewhere who told an Obama White House official, don't worry about it. She didn't admit that in questionnaire. She said that didn't happen. I also saw in a news story that she has spoken highly of Justice Scalia, another Catholic on the US Supreme Court who, of course, thinks Roe v. Wade is horrendously bad constitutional law. Justice Scalia, in fact, in an abortion case -- I'll never forget, give you an example of just how great a writer and thinker Scalia is, but how all of these appellate judges, most of them are really, really good writers. You have to be, when you're going to explain your opinion and so forth, you've got to be a good writer, not just in legalese, but in common sense language as well. And he said from the case that had just been decided, it was apparent to him that, "The mansion that is abortion rights law will have to be torn down doorjamb by doorjamb."
Now, nobody talks that way. If you go to a party and you're talking about abortion, nobody is going to say, "You know what, abortion's like a mansion, and we're going to have to end it by tearing it apart doorjamb by doorjamb," but people do write that way. Good writers have a flair for writing unique things. Scalia does. It's kind of like golf announcing on TV. I play golf and if I make par, I'll say, "That's four," or "That's a par," but I will not say, "I authored a par." Golf announcers will say, "Tiger Woods authored a par." If Tiger Woods bogeys a hole, they will say, "And he puts a blemish on the scorecard with a five." We who play golf do not say, after a bogey, "Well, there's a blemish on my card." We shout the F-bomb!
RUSH: From the New York Daily News today: "Dawn Cardi looms very large in the life of Sonia Sotomayor. She constantly refers to her in speeches as her watchdog to make sure she is doing the right thing." And then there's a web link here about Sotomayor sharing joy with her best friend, and the Daily News headline, this is from Friday, May 29th: "'Supreme Court Nominee Sonia Sotomayor 'Open,' Will Follow Law on Abortion Issue, Says Friend.' -- Sonia Sotomayor has never made a major ruling on the issue of abortion --" this we know, "-- and she remains mum about whether she believes in a woman's right to choose. Sotomayor understands how difficult it is for a woman to decide whether to have an abortion and she knows women who have struggled with that choice, a longtime friend told the Daily News. 'Years ago, we spoke about abortion, about how difficult a choice it is,' Dawn Cardi, a lawyer and one of Sotomayor's closest friends, told the News Friday. 'It's a very, very difficult choice, and (we discussed) how difficult it must be for a woman who has to make that choice,' Cardi recalled. ... Asked directly if Sotomayor believes a woman has a right to choose an abortion, Cardi replied, 'She will follow what she thinks is the law on that, and her personal beliefs will not interfere with that analysis because my view of her is that she does not allow her personal beliefs to interfere with her analysis of legal issues."
Now, now, now, she clearly does. She has said that her personal beliefs impact her decisions because she said that judges, appellate judges make policy. Now, the reason why I think something's going on here, Sotomayor is a liberal. She faces no problem being confirmed. She's got a majority of Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, a majority of Democrats in the Senate. Most libs are eager to tell you about their Roe v. Wade beliefs, their abortion beliefs. She would not. Her confirmation would not suffer had it been known over the years what her opinion on this was and yet she's gone to great lengths to keep it quiet. She has gone to great lengths, ladies and gentlemen, to have it an open question. We know what she thinks of affirmative action. We know what she thinks of a lot of other public issues by virtue of her rulings and what she's written. But on this one issue, we don't know. And I would think that if, for example, she is pro-life, she's probably calculating that could do more harm to her than by admitting she's pro-choice. Am I correct? She's dealing with liberals here that are going to vote on her. So no pain, no harm. She might get some grief about telegraphing the way she's going to rule on an issue, and I know that no nominee comes out and says what they think about this. But she hasn't said when she thinks about it ever.
My instincts tell me that it's because people who are her friends on other issues might not appreciate what she really thinks about abortion. As I have continued to delve into this, as I have continued to investigate and research this and try to get to the quick, try to get to the soul of this, where she comes down on it, I have to say that there's a better than 50-50 shot she's pro-life. She's Catholic. I know that some Catholics are pro-choice, don't misunderstand, Puerto Rican Catholic, they're devout. My gut instinct tells me that all the factors are there. It certainly could not hurt her with her own people for it to be known. It could only harm her with her own people if she's pro-life and she's staying mum on it, zipped lips.
So I can't say for sure, but it sure seems to me that it's -- well, you know, I've said that life is such an important issue. If I learned, could be relatively certain and assured that she thinks Roe is bad constitutional law and is a pro-life individual, you'd have to stop and consider maybe supporting that. You can get past the racism and bigotry and other things, but life is a fundamental issue. Once the nation -- and some would say we're there -- once the nation has thrown out the whole concept of the sanctity of life, then every other value and tenet of morality is weakened dramatically. So I know it would be controversial, but I could see being in favor of this nomination were she pro-life. Certainly could.


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Hi Kelly,
This looks like a great resource, thanks for sharing it. I think
especially the financial literacy lessons will be useful here in CA. Your
message was forwarded to our CA Tech Mentor Network list and a number of
teachers tried it out and posted about it yesterday. Response was very
favorable, except for the registration glitches which it sounds like are
now resolved.
Thanks for sharing a good resource, at the right price! We have had GCF
listed as a teacher resource on OTAN since 2005, but the addition of these
lessons makes the site even more useful.
The Technology and Literacy Discussion List <technology at nifl.gov> on
Friday, October 05, 2007 at 6:55 AM -0800 wrote:
>Thanks to everyone who took a look at our site, www.GCFLearnFree.org,
> yesterday. Throughout the day, several of you emailed me and let me know
>that we were having some issues with our Join Now/Create an Account
>process. We just launched our redesigned site on Monday, and while we
>thought we had all the bugs worked out, a few were discovered
>yesterday. I think we have it all fixed and it should work correctly now.
>If you have any difficulties with creating a free account, please let me
>If you have not already taken a look at our new Everyday Life program, I
>encourage you to do so. We currently have 17 interactive lessons
>available, but will be releasing many, many more topics in the future.
>Current lessons include using an ATM, completing a bank deposit form,
>filling out a job application, using a bus map, and much more. I highly
>recommend you complete the short Tutorial before you begin. The lessons
>make a lot more sense after completing the tutorial, and you can
>understand how low-literacy learners would be instructed to complete the
>lessons. You will want to view the lessons with the sound on your
>computer turned on. Lessons have audio and text directions.
>Some of you may be interested in our Computer Training section, as well.
>Here we cover topics such as Computer Basics, Internet Safety,
>OpenOffice, and Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and
>more. Our Computer Training lessons are primarily text and
>screenshot-based, so may not be appropriate for all learners; however, we
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If only the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers could play each other every Sunday.
Baltimore (9-2) continues to find ways to win. While most of us were ready to write off the Ravens' season when Lardarius Webb and Ray Lewis went down for the season, they clearly were not. And how ironic is it that they catch their division rival without its starting quarterback for the second time in less than two weeks?
Pittsburgh (6-5) seems to be getting old all at once. Injuries have hampered this team significantly, as evidenced by the revolving door at... well, every position on offense. It should be clear how bad things have become when the Steelers decide to give Plaxico Burress another go-round.
Check out our video preview of Steelers at Ravens. Enjoy our takes in the video above and leave your thoughts in the comments below. As always, thanks for watching.


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Price paid: $ 480
Purchased from: mammoth music
Features: - 22 frets
- Mahogany neck
- 2 pickups
- Gold hardware
- 34" scale
It has a standard Explorer body. So imagine James Hetfields guitars in S&M (besides the LP) and thats what the body looks like. Active electronics which didn't work when I tried to record our bands demo so I had to borrow a bass (it was a Stingray so I was a happy camper.) It has 2 volume knobs and 1 tone. It's got a 3 way selector. // 8
Action, Fit & Finish: The guitar was set ok. The pickups are too close to the strings so slapping is hard cuz it always hits them and makes a clicking noise. Thats pretty much the only complaint about. // 8
Reliability & Durability: I have used this bass live and it withstands just fine. It is a tank. I've dropped it so many damn times and not a mark on it. But it seems like after a while of having it it wears down a little. I can't explain it. // 8
Overall Impression: It fits the hard rock style pretty well. There basses that would suit it better maybe. I've been playing for around 8 or 9 months. This is my only bass. If it were stolen or lost I would probably look into getting a differnt bass though. // 8
Purchased from: Andertons Music
Features: 2004 Model Epiphone Explorer bass, 22 frets, Korina body in ebony (black), standard sized Explorer body, 3 controls, 2 indipendent controls for either soapbar pickup and a tone control on a 3-way switch. Contents were, Explorer Bass, Alan Keys, and a short lead. // 8
Action, Fit & Finish: The action from the factory is set very low, the pickups seem fine, the bridge is set perfectly, the only letdown is one little flaw in the finish on the back, but that is unseen on stage, and the top of the pickguard is a little tatty. // 6
Reliability & Durability: I have bashed her about, and dropped here here, there and everywhere. There is hardly any damage to it, it appears to be a very solid guitar, except from the finish, it is quite thin, and seems to wear off easily. I would gladly use this baby (as I have done before) as my only guitar at a live gig. // 8
Overall Impression: This guitar is perfect for my style (punk/heavy metal) it has got the tone there to kick serious ass! I have been playing now for 2 years, and this is only the second guitar I like, the other being my Fender Jazz Bass. If this guitar got lost of stolen, I would probably gou out and buy a diffefernt guitar, as I am like that. The thing I love about this guitar is the low action, what I hate about it is the way the headstock is set out, it takes a bit of practice to get used to the new position for the tuners, but heck, they work! My favourite feature would definately have to be the ability to control what pickups you want to use. The only thing I wish this guitar had was a beer holder, as when I am on stage, it is hard to pick your beer up off the floor. // 8
Price paid: $ 300
Purchased from: Guitar Center
Features: Made in 2005 (Reissue of the 1958), and made in Korea. It's on a 34" scale, and has 22 frets. Black paint is absolutely beautiful and goes with the white pick guard and gold hardware quite nicely. Although, the gold tarnishes very quickly, and makes me a bit irritated when I look at it. Neck is thru the body, and gives a nice sound. The wood looks cheap, and probably is, but that's alright I guess. The fret inlay is cheap plastic, and they didn't even bother to make it look remotely like pearl, like a lot of guitars do. Electronics sound very nice, and there is no fret buzz at all. No gig bag was included though, and it was a pain to find one that fits this bass. Plus the custom made hard shell cases cost about $80 each, sadly... // 7
Sound: Sound is good for metal, and some rock, but that's about it. Doesn't have a bluesy tone at all, or funk, or anything like that. This bass was made for ripping metal. Bass does have a bit of punch though, and even on a crappy Peavey 20 watt practice amp, it sounds good. The pickup selector is nice too, and gives a nice range of sounds, going from higher toned, to deeper toned, and the sweetspot in between. // 8
Action, Fit & Finish: The bass is interesting. Action could be better, what with the sticky paint on the neck, even if it does Shine like the surface of the sun. Also, the pickup selector and volume knobs wobble in their respective places, and any gold metal on the bass itself is tarnished deeply. Also, the wood quality could be better. It looks cheap. // 3
Reliability & Durability: Bass is easily scratched, and finger prints show like night and day. The bass has a tendency to not want to hold onto it's strap, resulting in the bass falling to the floor if I'm not careful. I can't say I would use it live without a backup as well, as I just don't trust it by itself yet, and probably wont ever. // 4
Overall Impression: I play a lot of fast metal and such, but I also like funk and blues, so this bass works for metal. I've been playing for 3 years, but the only good thing about this bass is it's looks, and even those are starting to wear away. I really wish I had seen past the looks and gone with something else with better action and playability. If this was stolen my only gripe would be paying for a better bass, as this is worth quite a bit and will help when I upgrade soon. // 3


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1 lb ground beef
1 cup minced onion
1 egg
1/4 cup milk
1/4 cup bread crumbs
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
2 tbsp oil
1 – 8oz cans tomato sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 tbsp vinegar
1 tsp seasoned salt
Combine first 7 ingredients and shape into 12 meatballs. Brown in oil in skillet. Combine tomato sauce, brown sugar, vinegar and seasoned salt; our over meatballs. Simmer over low heat 10-15 minutes, turning frequently until meatballs are well glazed.


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One of the weather-related jokes in Ohio is that if you don't like the current state of the weather, just wait five minutes and it'll change.
Case in point, Sunday it was a balmy almost 50 degrees F. Today, we'll be lucky if we break 10 F (it's 4 F now). Plus, the wind chill will be a tropical -15 F.
Freaking. Cold.
I'm not a fan of winter. It's cold and dry. It's brown. The lack of sun is depressing. My gloves stick to the spigot when I pour new water for The Ladies in the morning. I feel the urge to yell at kids to get off of my lawn when there aren't any kids in the neighborhood and I don't have gray hair and a walker. I just want the excuse to make someone else feel my misery.
The good thing is there are some things that make winter bearable. Those things are a good book, a warm cuppa tea, Andy or Cougar curled up in my lap and my trusty quilt.
I made this quilt when I was 21 and on summer break from college. It was the first and only quilt I've made in my life (so far). It's a true scrap quilt because it's made from my family's old blue jeans. It's hard to notice with denim, but the quilt starts with the light blue at the top and dissolves to dark blue at the bottom to represent a twilight sky. It's a heavy, warm quilt and I find comfort in those qualities. My husband and I fight over it when we want to cozy up on the love seat.
Do you have a favorite blanket you like to curl up with on winter nights? What about tea? Right now I can't stop drinking Celestial Seasonings' India Spice chai tea. It's delicious with a teaspoon of raw honey and just a splash of milk.


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Steaming Media Player? Should I buy?
Just wondering if I should get a streaming media player, such as Apple TV or Roku? [more inside]
Help me sort out my messy digital media/device issues
Should I get a new iTouch? Or ditch iTunes and start fresh with something else? Get an Android tablet? New phone? Plus a new OS for my laptop? Feeling overwhelmed! [more inside]
iTunes and Media Monkey/SAM Are Contradicting Each Other
iTunes Filter. 1. Why would the information for a song (e.g. artist name, song name) be displayed properly in iTunes but in Media Monkey/SAM the artist name is missing and the song name is listed with a number in front of it? 2. Also in Media Monkey/SAM, there are many duplicates of songs that aren't duplicated in iTunes (and these will have the artist name and the song name listed properly). Please note that this is not the case with all my songs (over 21,000), but enough of them (maybe 2,000--3,000) that it does pose a problem when I'm DJing or organising my music. Plus, y'know, I have a tidy mind and this is bugging me.
A household divided by music software...
I need help making iTunes, MediaMonkey, two iPhones and an external drive all play nicely with each other and our household's burgeoning music collection! [more inside]
Help me set up a media server for my home.
Help me set up a media server for my computer network on one of two old Windows boxes. [more inside]
iTunes and Boxee?
I want a media enabled living room - have I got the right setup? [more inside]
Help Me Automatically Publish a Nicely Formatted List of My Media
I have a large collection of digital music, movies, and TV shows that I am adding to on a regular basis. I would like to come up with a way to create a nicely formatted list of all of this media on a scheduled basis and publish this for others to view. Please Help! [more inside]
Help me organize my music
My music is all over my computer. I'd like to consolidate and organize. I just downloaded Media Monkey and it tells me I have over a 1000 more songs than iTunes tells me I have, my usual player. Why? I have no idea. I don't know what steps to take. I'd like it kept as simple as possible. [more inside]
Podcast Playback
How can I get podcasts in my iTunes to play continuously from one podcast to the next? [more inside]
Recommendation for a new (non-itunes) media player
I need a new media player for music as itunes has finally driven me over the edge. Does anyone have a good windows-based media player to recommend?
Why won't my mp3s and videos play?
Why won't my mp3s and videos play on my computer...at all? [more inside]
How does Apple TV behave?
Can someone with an Apple TV tell me something? When you listen to a music track on your Apple TV, does the play count of the song in the relevant iTunes library increase?
Windows Media Center + iTunes Library + OCD = suck.
Windows Media Center + iTunes Library + OCD = suck. [more inside]
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