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From the mid 40s to the mid 50s Coronet Instructional Films were always ready to provide social guidance for teenagers on subjects as diverse as dating, popularity, preparing for being drafted, and shyness, as well as to children on following the law, the value of quietness in school, and appreciating our parents. They also provided education on topics such as the connection between attitudes and health, what kind of people live in America, how to keep a job, supervising women workers, the nature of capitalism, and the plantation System in Southern life. Inside is an annotated collection of all 86 of the complete Coronet films in the Prelinger Archives as well as a few more. Its not like you had work to do or anything right? [more inside]
What happens at Fantasy Fest stays at Fantasy Fest
It's Parade Day, the culmination of the island's biggest and best party of the year, Key West's Fantasy Fest 2008. It's a small party, (in that Key West is only 4-by-2 miles in size), but it increases Key West's population from 27,000 to over 100,000! What's the attraction? Well aside from the body painting [NSFW], casual debauchery [NSFW, GGW, and possible WTF], great freakin' music, freaks getting freaky over freak nakedness, photo ops [again, NSFW], and a pretty much non-stop outrageous gay-straight-bi-leather-whatever One Human Family sexy fun fun fun [NSFW] celebration, Parade Night is miles and miles/five hours of out-of-this-world partying island festival [possible NSFW, whatchutink]! Come now!
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Secret lives: Santa Claus Steady Mobbin' - I fear this will lead to no good.
Love or Money
Do love experts work? It's a year round profession for pick up artists and professional bad boys. Well, folks, I've tried them all and I have had fewer girlfriends than Hitler.
Brett Meisner, Rock 'n' Roll badboy
"Brett Meisner has helped to put the 'rock' back into 'rock and roll' forever!" said Kurt Loder in 2003. Given Meisner's impact as a music critic and rock 'n' roll badboy, this is something of an understatement...
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WDSU) -- A coalition of Louisiana business and civic groups are calling on Gov. Bobby Jindal to keep the Common Core education standards in Louisiana schools.
The groups - which include many of the state's chambers of commerce - noted in a letter Friday that state lawmakers and education leaders have voted to maintain the benchmarks adopted by most states for English and math.
They say if the governor takes an executive action to kill the standards, it would constitute an overreach that violates "the spirit of the democratic process."
Common Core opponents want Jindal to unilaterally remove Louisiana from the standards and its associated testing, and the governor has said he's committed to getting Louisiana out of Common Core.
Whether he has any authority to take such an action remains unclear.
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#5998 - 09/09/00 02:48 AM Re: Abecedarians
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I thought a rebus was a puzzle where pictures represent words, for example where a picture of a flying insect and the number four would represent the word before. They used to be very common in my comics and annuals when I was a lad, but I don't know if they are still used.
#5999 - 09/13/00 04:42 AM Re: Abecedarians
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BIngley, I confess I used the word rebus without looking it up and checking! I've seen it used in the way you describe, but I had an unsubstantiated impression that it was also used for puzzles more generally. Whther this stretches to cover the kind of poem I am describing is even more debatable.
I withdraw the word rebus!
#6000 - 09/13/00 09:52 AM Re: Abecedarians
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#6001 - 09/13/00 09:15 PM A Double Acrostic
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To Mabel and Emily Kerr
A Double Acrostic
Thanks, Thanks Fair Cousins for your gift
So swiftly borne to Albion's Isle
Though angry waves their crests uplift
Between our shores for many a league!
("So far, so good," you say: "but how
Your Cousins? Let me tell you madam.
We're both descended, you'll allow,
From one great-great-great-grandsire, Noah.)
Your picture shall adorn the book
That's bound so neatly and moroccoly
With that bright great which every cook
Delights to see in beds of cauliflower.
The carte is very good but pray
Send me the larger one as well
"A cool request!" I hear you say.
"Give him an inch, he takes an acre!
"But we'll be generous because
We well remember in the story,
How good and gentle Alice was,
The day she argued with the parrot!"
Lewis Carroll
Emily and Mabel Kerr were two young girls living in Canada who sent their photograph to Dodgson.. He replied with this double acrostic based on the girl's first name. The last word in each stanza is a red herring; for each one substitute the correct rhyme, arrange five words vertically and then read downwards : Their first and last letters spell out Mabel and Emily.
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Erma Mae (Alwine) Troxell Smith, 93, of Blairsville, PA passed away on Thursday, December 6, 2012 at Scenery Hill Manor, Indiana, PA.
A daughter of Edwin and Florence (Shaffer) Alwine, she was born October 2, 1919 in Johnstown, PA.
Mrs. Smith was a member of the Strangford United Methodist Church, AARP #552 and a former member of the Blairsville Grange #2012.
Prior to her retirement, she worked at Torrance State Hospital for 26 years.
Surviving are a son, Edwin E. Troxell of Bath, PA; a daughter. Joanne Rainey of Blairsville; five grandchildren, Lori Leddon, Patty Crawford, Kim Glankler, Jeff Troxell and Greg Troxell; nine great grandchildren; a brother, Marlin Alwine of Johnstown and a very good friend, Al Babyak of Blairsville.
She was preceded in death by her parents; three husband, Joseph Troxell, Robert Mullen and Bill Smith and three sisters, Esther Shirey, Ruth Shirey and Edna Maynard.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Friday at the Shoemaker Funeral Home, Inc., 49 N. Walnut St., Blairsville, PA. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 A.M. Saturday at the funeral home with Rev. Brett M. Dinger officiating.
Interment will be in the Blairsville Cemetery, Blairsville, PA.
To view the online obituary, sign the guest registry or send condolences, visit www.shoemakerfh-monuments.com
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Welcome to my world of logic puzzles.
This site is dedicated to the World Puzzle Championship (WPC). This annual event was held for the first time in
I have been a competitor in these championships twice and with some good results too (10th (1999) and 6th (2001) in the individual event and 2nd (1999) and 4th (2001) in the team competition). Since my first appearance in 1999, I am addicted to these kind of puzzles.
Since then I have tried to make some logic puzzles myself. Some will feature on this site, but most of them feature in
What can you expect on this site?
On this site you can find more information on the World Puzzle Championship. Also there are a lot of test puzzles for your enjoyment. E-mail addresses of a lot of (past) competitors are available and, of course, there are many links to other logic puzzle related sites.
New puzzles, from my hand, will be added frequently. Also when I have new information concerning the WPC you will be the second to know.
If there are any questions do not hesitate to ask them.
Latest Changes/News
October 18th 2005:
- Ulrich Voigt again the Wolrd Puzzle Champion;
- Germany take the team trophy;
- Updated and new statistics can be found here;
June 13th
- Bram de Laat is the new Dutch puzzlechampion! After 6 years Niels Roest 's reign has come ta and end. For the results see Hans Eendebak's site. You can also download the Dutch puzzles there!
- Updated statistics after the Dutch national round can be found here;
October 31st 2004:
- It's been a year. But finally more puzzle news. Niels Roest winner of the 13th WPC. Read my report;
- There is also Hans' report;
- Full results on the WPF site;
- Also updated Babilon rankings;
- The instruction booklet and teamphoto's at Feniks;
1st 2003:
- High resolution team photo's at Puzzelsport;
- Detailed results of all the puzzles at Hans Eendebak's home page;
- Detailed history of all the past puzzlers and teams;
- 7th PQRST-competition just ended;
- Now people from over 100 countries have visited this site;
24th 2003:
- Booklet #11: the rejected stuff. This booklet not only contains rejected puzzles but also the reasons why.
20th 2003;
- Ulrich Voigt won his third after a spectacular final against Wei-Hwa Huang; Roger Barkan gets his first podium place (3rd);
- Jana Tylova: first lady in the top 10;
- Germany took their first ever team championship; USA (2nd) overtook The Netherlands (3rd) in the last team round;
- Three new individuals in the Babilon ranking, making it a total of 50 puzzlers who made the top 10 after this year;
- Pictures from the scene;
14th 2003:
- Check out the Puzzelsport site for the instruction booklet;
- The WPF-forum will provide you some errata and discussion about this years puzzles.
19th 2003:
- Finally booklet #10 is on line. It contains some new type Breinbrekers puzzles (based on Ouluian WPC-puzzles) and some extra puzzles with appeared to be difficult on the last Dutch National finals. So just a booklet for some extra practice. I keep all the real new stuff for this years WPC. My next booklet will not be posted before the end of the 12th WPC. It will contain all the "not good enough for the WPC" puzzles.
15th 2003:
- The US/Canadian and the Dutch/German/Belgian qualification rounds were held within the last two weeks, here are some of the results;
- Also the puzzles from both the events are available on the world wide web;
- The Babilonranking for the Dutch National round puzzlers has been updated;
31st 2003:
- Ulrich Voigt (
- The Dutch pre qualifications are finished. Winner was Remy de Prez, same as last year. We'll see how he does in the qualification finals against the other 49 competitors on June 14th 2003;
14th 2003:
- The Dutch qualification round will be available on May 15th (pdf-format). Qualifying closes May 19th. The 50 best puzzlers of the
- The US and Canadian test will be held on Saturday, May 31st. Contestants must register on or before 9:00 PM EDT on Thursday, May 29, using the online Entry Form.
- They have been unavailable for quite some time, but now parts from the 9th WPC in Stamford, USA, are back on line again.
- Samples from the 2001 event in Brno have been made available on the US-puzzle site;
- Also samples from the 2002 event in Oulu are available on the US-puzzle site;
- Photos and reports from
22nd 2003:
- Finally I got some more news for you: The 12th WPC will be held in the Netherlands, read all about it!!!!
- Since I take part on the puzzle making rather than the puzzle solving part of this years WPC there will be no new booklet until after the Dutch National round on June 14th 2003.
- Hans Eendebak, responsible for the this year's WPC-puzzles has launched his site earlier this year;
- One of last years WPC teampuzzles is on line, see the WPF-Forum for details.
- My puzzles are to be translated in German and will be available on Otto Janko's puzzle site.
30th 2002:
- Niels Roest of The
- Statistics including this years results can be found here;
23rd 2002:
- First (annual) Puzzle designers tournament has finished; Try to do this puzzle in 19 moves (or perhaps less).
- Dutch National round puzzles are on line;
11th 2002:
- Team Germany is formed: Michael Ley, Ulrich Voigt, Roland Voigt and Gerd Prull-Aden will take on the rest of the world;
- Always wanted some real WPC 2001 puzzles? There are some available in the 7th WPF newsletter, now available for download;
9th 2002:
- The 6th annual Dutch National Puzzle Championship was held on June 8th in Hoofddorp. The results are now available. Also the Babilon ranking for Dutch puzzlers has been updated. For those who got their hand on a copy of the Dutch preliminary round: Remy de Prez won with a total of 988 points...
21st 2002:
- The Dutch Preliminary round will be available from May 22nd-27th 2002 at Puzzlesport;
- Team
- The American/Canadian/Finnish qualifying test will be held June 15th 2002. You can register now and make the practice test;
- All results of past WPC's are now available on this site;
- Also some statistics about the first 10 WPC's can be found on this site;
- Booklet number 9 is now available for some more practice;
17th 2002:
- Revised booklet #8, mastermind puzzles were not included correctly;
14th 2002:
- The Turkish National round is on line, only in Turkish for the moment, but an English will be available, I'm told.
11th 2002:
- A practice puzzle for the Dutch preliminary round is available at Puzzelsport;
- Added booklet number 8;
23rd 2002:
- Team Turkey for the 2002 event is already formed;
- I finally added Hans' Top 11 quotes on the 2001 event on this site, I added one additional quote;
- There is more information about the Dutch qualification round;
28th 2002:
- I revised my 7th booklet;
- There is more news on the upcoming 11th WPC in
Copyright 2001-2003, Tim Peeters
Last updated: October 31st 2004


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Seventeen-year-old Kendall Jenner is making a name for herself in the fashion industry. The Kardashian sibling appears on the cover of Miss Vogue Australia and looks incredible.
Following the photoshoot a couple of months ago she tweeted, "I'm in love with these pics! can't wait for you guys to see the finished products! #Vogue #MissVogue."
Well, we've seen the finished products, and she looks amazing. And her famous sisters agree.
Kim Kardashian posted several shots on instagram. "So proud of @kendalljenner!!!! Cover of Miss Vogue," she posted, followed by, "Kendall's legs... I'm jealous!"
Kourtney Kardashian tweeted, "I AM OBSESSED WITH YOU KENDALL! WOW. Breathtaking." And sister Khloe Kardashian chimed in, "Wow!!! Show them how it's done @kendalljenner #Werrrkkkk."
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard a case which seeks to overturn the historic Voting Rights Act. If opponents of the Voting Rights Act succeed, I believe the protection of Texas voters and those all across the nation would be at severe risk.
The court heard arguments in Shelby County v. Holder, which argues that Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act is unconstitutional. As you know, Section 5 requires states with a dark history of racial discrimination — Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia — to receive preclearance from the Justice Department or a federal court before making any changes to voting laws.
Once the subject of widespread bipartisan support — it was renewed in 2006 98-0 by the Senate, 390-33 by the House and signed by President George W. Bush — the Voting Rights Act has become a target of extremists attempting to reduce minority participation in the electoral process. These opponents contend Section 5 violates "states' rights" to enact their own election laws, even though the Voting Rights Act, particularly Section 5, was created to remedy the very "states' rights" that created Jim Crow in the first place.
Sadly, Discrimination Still Prevalent
Opponents of the Voting Rights Act argue that "things have changed in the South," so we no longer need to have explicit protections for minority voters. After all, minority voter turnout and registration rates are nearly equal to that of Anglos and minorities hold many offices, which "proves" no real discrimination exists any longer in the South. If only that were true.
First, in Texas
and all across the nation, opponents of the Voting Rights Act have pushed blatantly political voter ID laws, a clear attempt to impose stringent restrictions that harshly impact African American, Hispanic and elderly voters to combat the phantom specter of voter impersonation.
Even though there are more UFO and Bigfoot sightings than documented cases of voter impersonation, virtually every single state under Section 5 has passed legislation mandating voter ID. In 2003, only one state had passed an explicit mandate for photo identification at the polls; in 2011 alone, 34 states introduced bills requiring photo ID and, since 2006, every state under Section 5 but Alaska has passed such a requirement.
The only reason many of these laws were not in effect in 2012 is because the Department of Justice was able to intervene under Section 5. Secondly, in redistricting Texas gained four congressional seats due to population growth, which was exclusively due to the dramatic growth in the minority population, particularly among Hispanics. Yet only one of the four new seats drawn by the Texas Legislature in 2011 was a majority-minority seat. The Department of Justice — and federal courts — had to again intervene to block Texas' attempts to discriminate against minority voters.
The Mexican American Legal Defense Fund has rightly called Texas "the poster child for why we need Section 5" because we continue to make "persistent and clever attempts to narrow the franchise."
Progress Made, But Journey Not Complete Opponents also argue that America has re-elected its first black president, so discrimination is done. Well, of the nine states still under Voting Rights Act supervision, President Obama lost eight of them in both 2008 and 2012 by an average of 55.2 to 44.3. In those eight states, the average percentage of the Anglo vote against President Obama was 74.6 percent. Of course, that doesn't mean voting against Obama equals discrimination, but it is an interesting coincidence.
In another interesting coincidence, poverty rates in each of these nine states are significantly higher for African Americans and Hispanics than Anglos.
So how much has really changed in these states?
The people arguing Section 5 is no longer needed often use the exact same "states' rights" language George Wallace, segregationists and secessionists used in the 1960s to defend Jim Crow. They, too, claimed efforts that keep African Americans and minorities from voting were simply a struggle to preserve states' rights against an overreaching federal government.
Voting is as sacred to the citizenry of this country as any other right; too much blood has been shed in defense of protecting and expanding the franchise. Regardless of what the Supreme Court's decides, we must remain vigilant and stand up for the right to vote.
By Senator Rodney Ellis
Senator Rodney Ellis (D-Houston) has represented SD-13 in the Texas Senate since 1990. He previously served on the Houston City Council from 1983-90.


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1. Note that:
Since is of degree and the RHS is a polynomial of the same degree that gives the same values for
Simplifying we get:
Now by Fermat's Little Theorem and the Binomial Theorem:
And the result follows.
For more proofs see here
1. let p be a prime number. Show that (p - 1)! is congruent to (-1)mod p
2. prove criteria for divisibility by 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11 using congruences modulo appropriate powers of 10
for this one, I have proved 2 and 10 modulo 10, but am stuck on 3
for divisibility by 3:
say n = d0 + 10d1 + ... +(10^k)dk
so I need to prove that if d0 + d1 + ... +dk is divisible by 3, then so is n
I can see how it would work modulo 3 (start with d0 +d1 +... +dk is congruent to 0 mod 3 and manipulate it to get n is congruent to 0 mod 3), but the problem clearly states i need to use modulo appropriate powers of 10... a starting point on this would be great. Thanks!
okay i see how that would go..thank you
I think I may have misunderstood the problem...does the phrase "modulo appropriate powers of 10" refer to doing 10 mod something (i.e. 10 congruent to 1 mod 10)? Because I thought it meant doing something mod 10 (i.e. d0 congruent to n mod 10)
if someone could clear that up that would be great. Thank you for your answers!
Consider over , odd.
Notice that .
Consider .
Notice that .
The polynomial has degree and it is for values.
This must be that is the zero polynomial and so .
The coefficient of is .
The coefficient of is .
Therefore, .
Here is another proof, again .
Let , if is its own inverse mod then .
Thus, .
If then there is so that and .
In the list for every pair it with so that .
Therefore, because we can rearrange the factors to produce mod .
(We do not pair or because they only pair with themselves).


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Nine chickens liberated by novice ALF activists
Received anonymously by activists in the UK:
"On the eve of Barry Horne's anniversary of his death from a hunger strike he did back in 2001 we decided even though we knew nothing about liberating animals we would not allow this day to go by without doing something for animal liberation.
Three very novice people went out to find some animals to liberate. It wasn't hard to do - we soon found some chicken sheds and that was it. We bungled a few times, made loads of noise but we still managed to liberate nine chickens from their deaths in darkness which is how they live. We had 8 chickens and were about to leave. All the chickens were running away from us but as I was closing the door to their hell hole one little chicken came running towards me. I knew she did not want to be left there. I picked her up and she was calm and silent in my arms. I knew I couldn't leave her so she went in the box and off we went.
We left them a message that the ALF had been there and that this was for Barry Horne.
So nine beautiful chickens were liberated by the newly formed ALF Militants Group. We will be back for more whoever you are."


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Photo courtesy of ABC Australia
A recent program presented by Kevin McCloud (Grand Designs) looks at one of the largest slums in Mumbai, India. Some of the world's leading architects and planners claim that Dharavi solves problems facing modern day cities, such as how to provide neighbourhood meeting places, a sense of community and low rise, high density compact neighbourhoods.
What planned cities may have gained in privacy, the provision of unpolluted residential environments and general amenity, we may have also lost in terms of providing a built environment where strong communities can form and people can access goods and services within easy walking distance of their homes.
The introduction of sanitation which stimulated the beginning of the town planning movement is still something lacking in many slum environments and contributes to a significant burden of disease in these communities. While much could be contributed in regards to the provision of updated sewerage, water and drainage systems, there is also much that we can learn from slums in terms of community building and the advantages of proximity to others,
Dharavi, India is being slated for wholesale demolition, with the chief architect presenting Le Corbusier style plans for development. Unfortunately what may be gained in terms of cleanliness and order may also result in the dismantling of existing communities and people-friendly environments.
To watch the show and form your own views see Slumming It on Channel 4 in the UK or on ABC iview in Australia alternatively the show is available for purchase from ABC Australia.


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35 So Jesus said to them, i"The light is among you jfor a little while longer. kWalk while you have the light, lest darkness lovertake you. mThe one who walks in the darkness does not know where he is going. 36 While you have the light, believe in the light, that you may become nsons of light."
When Jesus had said these things, he departed and hid himself from them. 37 Though he had done so many signs before them, they still did not believe in him, 38 oso that the word spoken by the prophet Isaiah might be fulfilled:
p"Lord, who has believed what he heard from us,
and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?"
39 Therefore they qcould not believe. For again Isaiah said,
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Speaker sets goal of $20 million in new revenueBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | March 15,2013MONTPELIER Theres a new number in Montpelier, and it will finally lend some clarity to what has been a muddled budget picture.
House Speaker Shap Smith confirmed Thursday that hell be seeking $20 million in new revenue for the fiscal year 2014 general fund $14 million less than Gov. Peter Shumlin had sought. Those numbers do not include a gas tax increase that will raise money for the transportation fund.
The decision sets the stage for the final days of the Houses budget process, when at least some of the Democratic governors top policy initiatives will fall victim to the budget ax. Smith said he arrived at the number after long conversations with the chairwomen of his top money committees.
At some point in time there has to be some sort of number that both the Ways and Means Committee and the Appropriations Committee are looking at, Smith said Thursday. Weve talked about what we think would be an appropriate number for new revenue, and set a target of $20 million, with the understanding that we are going to have to prioritize the investments that the governor had recommended and that we were unlikely to be able to meet all of them.
While he knows how much revenue he wants to raise, Smith said hes still unsure what new taxes lawmakers will use to generate it. One thing is clear: The House wont be relying on the funding streams preferred by Shumlin.
The governor would have raised the $34 million by assessing a new tax on break-open gambling tickets and by reducing an earned income tax credit that provides cash to the 45,000 lowest-wage workers in Vermont. Each proposal, the governor said, would raise $17 million annually.
Smith two weeks ago formally rejected proposed reductions to the EITC, saying the plan had no support in his caucus. Not only do House lawmakers appear unlikely to adopt the tax on break-open tickets, they say it would raise only about $6 million even if they did.
That leaves the House Committee on Ways and Means with a starting point of zero as it intensifies the search for dollars. Chairwoman Janet Ancel, of Calais, told committee members Thursday that theyll need to have the bill out of committee by the end of next week.
Revenue options up for consideration will include tax increases, or the elimination of tax loopholes, on everything from soft drinks to dietary supplements to bottled water to clothing. Some lawmakers will push for higher taxes on the incomes of the very rich, or the elimination of exemptions that lower their tax bills.
Meanwhile, Chairwoman Martha Heath of the House Appropriations Committee will lead her panel through a debate over where to allocate the dollars Ancels committee is going to raise.
On that count, Shumlin will be able to claim at least a partial victory. Smith said the programs in line for the new money will be chosen from the slate proposed by the governor.
Shumlins budget sought $17 million for child care subsidies for low-income parents, $6 million for low-income heating assistance, $6 million for home weatherization, and $5 million for renewable energy subsidies.
Smith said he doesnt know yet whether the Appropriations Committee will look to give large allocations to one or two programs, or split the $20 million four ways.
Two other factors will tug on the House revenue plan, in opposite directions. Smith said his chamber will reject a proposal by Shumlin to exempt software sold in the cloud from a 6 percent sales tax. Shumlin championed the exemption as a way to promote the technology sector. Smith said hes of a different mind.
That will get the House about $2 million in revenue that would have otherwise not been sent to the Tax Department next year money Smith said will be added on top of the $20 million going to the new programs.
Another variable, however, could diminish the Houses financial capacity for new programs. Shumlins budget assumes $6 million in savings next year by capping the number of years for which Vermonters are eligible for welfare benefits. Smith said that proposal faces a very uncertain fate in his chamber and that his budget experts arent sure the administrations savings projections are accurate anyway.
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Austereo Today's radio network is launching an SMS initiative that lets listeners get more information about the songs they like on the various stations, according to B&T Marketing Media via SMS: Business Gets the Message
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Austereo's service is more primitive than the existing music-recognition technology which allows people to identify tunes heard on the radio by simply approaching their cell phone to the speaker.
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REGION — While scouring the shelves at your local library searching for a special recipe or holiday stories for the kids, you might discover that festive events are taking place in your favorite reading rooms throughout the region—and the season. Workshops, concerts and even some shopping opportunities await those who explore the many special programs being held during the coming weeks, in book nooks scattered across the Upper Delaware River region.
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LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — On Friday, December 9, the Livingston Manor Free Library will be celebrating with seasonal stories, crafts and refreshments. Participants can also do some holiday shopping at the library book sale that same evening and purchase raffle tickets on sale now. Take a chance on winning a variety of themed gift baskets. Proceeds benefit the Hawley Public Library. In conjunction with WinterFest, there will be holiday card-making workshops, book signings and story time for the little ones. Visit www.waynelibraries.org [1] for detailed information and schedule.
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GRAHAMSVILLE, NY — On Sunday, December 11, the upper level reading room at the Daniel Pierce library will be transformed into a tea room, with decorating assistance from the 4-H puppy pals. Music and poetry reflecting the season will be enhanced by concert pianists, a clarinet ensemble and sing-along as participants gather around the library's new grand piano. Refreshments and entertainment provided by Tri-Valley students will round out the holiday tea party. Advance registration is suggested. Call 845/985-7233 for details.
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MILFORD, PA — The Milford Garden Club will once again be decorating the building for the holidays in anticipation of the traditional tree lighting ceremony, which takes place on Saturday, December 3 at 5 p.m. just outside the public library. An ongoing raffle to benefit library operations for the various Pike County branches is being held now through the drawing on December 12. The prize, an iPad 2, is a perfect gift for someone special or a coveted treasure to keep for yourself. Tickets can be purchased online, in person or by mail at any branch location, and one need not be present to win. Call 570/296-8211 or visit www.pcpl.org [2].
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SULLIVAN COUNTY — The Western Sullivan Public Library system is holding teen and adult freeform lantern making workshops in Callicoon, Narrowsburg and Jeffersonville on December 13, 14 and 15 respectively, in addition to a story time version of the workshop for the younger set. The completed lanterns will be carried by participants who gather in Narrowsburg on December 22 for the first "Light in the Dark" solstice celebration, which will include making luminarias, music, short stories and a lighted procession to the bridge with the completed lanterns. Call 845/887-4040.


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On the heels of MSNBC dismissing conservative commentator and author Patrick J. Buchanan, Chris Matthews, the network's staunchest Obama supporter, called for news programs to stop inviting Rev. Franklin Graham on television to talk politics. "I think we should stop inviting this guy to talk about politics. He should stay out of the -- I mean, I love the bookings on "Morning Joe." I love the guests. In this case, I think this guy should not be in the public square talking politics," Matthews said on his "Hardball" program. "He's got his own little thing and he ain't his father's son."
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Chris Mathews is always crying about something, poor little victim. I heard him telling Americans to drive smaller cars tonight as a solution to high gas pirces. I wanted to reach through the TV screen and choke him.
You gotta stop watching that maroon. I did years ago. Life is too short for crap like his.
I call for Christians to blacklist Chris Matthews.
That's what 99% of the media is about, censorship.
No problem here.
Does Bernie Goldberg know about this?
Judging from his ratings, I think most people boycott his show. He is constantly at the bottom of the barrel in viewership. Why that joke of a network keeps him on the air is beyond me.
Yep, lets blackball anyone that doesn't tow the line. /s
I used to watch Chrissy occasionally for comic relief. I don't anymore. He's gone from mildly amusing to demented.
There must be some high up executive there who likes Chrissy's "attention."
"He's got his own little thing and he ain't his father's son."
Isn't little Chrissy just precious?
I watch it occasionally because I absolutely, positively can't stand watching "Eatin' Good In The Neighborhood" Bob Beckel.
"I used to watch Chrissy occasionally for comic relief."
Yeah. Watching a fat, pasty-faced, spitting, manic, jerk with a castrati-like voice does offer some entertainment value. Still... I have a low gag threshhold, and absolutely cannot watch him.
"I wanted to reach through the TV screen and choke him."
Will pray for the conversion to Christ not only for Chris Mathews, but for MSNBC's staff.
I call for the media to blacklist obama for his Jesus would tax the rich speech.
I still say we should put 5000 people on his front lawn every weekend with signs calling him a Communist and Goebbles. Follow him around all day with a video camera and call his family names.
See how he likes being treated like a Conservative.
Then do the same thing to Klein, Stephy, Madcow, and the rest of the Mediacrats.
Little Chrissie doesn't realize it, but he is giving people reason to listen to Franklin Graham's interview on Morning Joe. Matthews is unwittingly shining a spotlight on his fight to make the average American realize just what this country is not doing to stop the genocide going on in Africa and in the Middle East.
Chris would rather pretend politics should be values free, and most certainly free of Christian values.
Matthews again demonstrates that he doesn't get it. He needs to spend some time with Franklin Graham and actually listen.
Matthews again demonstrates that he doesn't get it. He needs to spend some time with Franklin Graham and actually listen.
"drive smaller cars tonight as a solution to high gas pirces"
IE, more of you that can't afford higher gas prices should DIE in fatal car accidents so that we can continue our assinine noEnergy policy.
We should all call MSNBC and ask them to run Barnaby Jones or Cannon reruns in his time slot.
...or Morton Downey Show reruns. Nobody would know the difference.
Mathews is a pimp. (Vito Corleone)
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There is an undeniable aura of partisan gamesmanship in the call by New York Sen. Hillary Clinton and other Democrats to make election day a federal holiday to encourage more people to vote, and to allow ex-felons to vote. A higher percentage of registered Republicans than Democrats tends to vote, and these proposals are clearly calculated to get more Democratic voters to the polls.
While the first idea is rather silly, however, and would undermine economic productivity, the second has some merit. The question is whether it should be handled at the national level or by the states.
The theory, at least, is that somebody who has committed a crime and served a sentence has "paid his debt to society," and is therefore eligible to be reinstated into full citizenship. Yet several states — Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska and Virginia — permanently disenfranchise anybody convicted of any felony. Others make it so difficult to regain voting privileges that it almost amounts to permanent disenfranchisement.
This large-scale barring of people from the polls — about 4.7 million — has become a problem in the wake of get-tough legislation, especially with regard to drug offenses, in the 1980s that made some former misdemeanors into felonies. It affects African-Americans especially, since African-Americans — although they use illicit drugs at about the same rate as other ethnic groups — make up 38 percent of those arrested for drug offenses.
About 13 percent of African-American men are permanently unable to vote because of a felony conviction. The right to vote may not be quite so sacred as some acolytes of democracy, with voting the central sacrament, would have it. But depriving people of the privilege doesn't do much to give them a sense of having a stake in the system.
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New Ferrari will feature front-mounted V-12, dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive.
Ferrari Group Automobiles SpA releases the first photos of the new FF that will replace its Scaglietti 612 model.
To be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show March 1, the new model is a 2-door hatchback design with 2+2 seating that is being met with mixed reaction. The FF is the first Ferrari to feature a rear hatch.
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Elks weighs options for site of old inn
SANTA ANA The Santa Ana Elks Lodge is weighing its options for the site of the old Saddleback Inn, which has returned to the organization's control.
George Flores, chairman of the Elks board, said the ground lease with Saddleback Inn LLC, which owned the buildings that had occupied the site, has been terminated. Transfer of the property took place last month, he said.
The Elks own the 2.4-acre site on which the Saddleback Inn sat, in the 1600 block of East First Street, adjacent to the Elks Lodge.
Flores said that among the options the lodge is exploring are remaining at the site and divesting themselves of the property and relocating.
"Everything is still in a great state of flux," he said.
The site, considered a gateway to the city given its proximity to I-5, has generated some inquiries from developers.
The site has been a vacant lot since July, when the remaining buildings were torn down after a fire in March.
A year ago, the city of Santa Ana sued to place the long-abandoned Saddleback Inn property under a receiver. Saddleback Inn LLC, which owned the hotel, held a leasehold interest in the property on which the old inn sat. The lawsuit listed such problems as rotting wood, rusting metal and vagrants. A judge in January approved the appointment of a receiver.
On March 29, fire struck the Saddleback Inn, ravaging the main building and resulting in the destruction of its second story and leading to the demolition of a pedestrian bridge across First Street.
Days later, an Orange County judge ruled that the receiver could borrow against the property to tear it down.
That resulted in an encumbrance on the property – a $955,000 receivership certificate.
"The payoff of that lien is the obligation of the property owners, but I recommend that the Elks Building Association continue the process of finding a refinancing for that amount," said Mark S. Adams, of California Receivership Group, in court documents filed recently. Adams is seeking discharge from the receivership, with a hearing set for Dec. 17.
Adams filing listed about $916,000 in expenses, mostly for demolition.
The Elks Building Association of Santa Ana, which owns the land on which the burned-out Saddleback Inn sat, in April sued Saddleback Inn LLC and J.K. Properties Inc., of which it is a subsidiary, alleging that they had breached terms of the lease by allowing the hotel to fall into disrepair.
J.K. Properties and Saddleback Inn LLC denied the allegations. Saddleback Inn LLC filed a cross-complaint Nov. 1. It contends that the inn was already in need of repair when Saddleback Inn LLC took over the ground lease in 2002. Saddleback paid the Elks about $160,000 a year in ground rent and intended to renovate the property, but was unable to obtain an extension of its ground lease past the 2019 expiration, the action said. A trial is set for June 16 in Orange County Superior Court.
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Pick of the week: Bluestone 42
It's one of the more unlikely sounding sitcom ideas of recent times. The original pitch for Bluestone 42 might have been: "The Hurt Locker meets Miranda."
This new eight-part series is a comedy about a British Army bomb disposal unit working in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. And yes, you did read that correctly. Filmed in South Africa, the sitcom is scripted by Richard Hurst and James Cary, who made their names writing the hugely popular knockabout comedy Miranda.
The show zeroes in on Bluestone 42, a detachment of bomb-disposal soldiers held together by deep camaraderie and relentless banter. In some senses, it is a typical workplace comedy - it just happens to be set in a rather more extreme workplace than, say, The Office.
The team, led by cocksure Captain Nick Medhurst (Oliver Chris) and overseen by the Lieutenant Colonel (Tony Gardner), exhibit all the familiar workplace gripes, such as complaining about the tasks they are made to do, bickering with colleagues, jostling for promotion and moaning about canteen food.
At one point, the Lieutenant Colonel tells Nick, who is eyeing up an endangered lizard as a tasty alternative to the fifth consecutive day of tomato pasta bake: "What's the first rule? If you want good food, don't join the army. We should have stuck to what we know and invaded France." Teetering just the right side of insensitivity, Bluestone 42 strikes a balance between edgy and entertaining.
Hurst says there are similarities between Bluestone 42 and Miranda.
"In many ways, this is not that different from Miranda. It certainly has one foot in traditional sitcom. Like Miranda, it's about a group of people trapped together, and each week it weaves together three different plots."
But in many other respects, of course, Bluestone 42 is the polar opposite of Miranda. Hurst says they went to great lengths to ensure the series felt as authentic as possible. "We were worried because we didn't want anyone to be offended by it. So we did an enormous amount of research and talked to a lot of soldiers. We had a military adviser with us on set every day. We wanted to make something that soldiers would look at and say, 'Yeah, that's basically what it's like'."
There are precedents for such a show. Blackadder Goes Forth, Dad's Army and M*A*S*H were all memorable sitcoms set against the ostensibly unpromising backdrop of war and human tragedy.
Cary says: "The armed forces are pretty much the last respected institution in British life. We don't think much of politicians - in fact, we don't think much of many people. But we think an awful lot of our soldiers because, time after time, we ask them to do the impossible and they continue to deliver. I hope we reflect that in this show."
McCrum adds: "In Bluestone 42, we set out to celebrate those bits of the British Army that you don't see in documentaries. What I wanted to see in this show was the people behind the uniforms, the humanity, the banter, the camaraderie.
It's certainly an immense change of gear for Hurst and Cary after the slapstick buffoonery of Miranda.
"We just wanted to get away from all that falling over," Hurst says, with a self-mocking smile playing across his lips. "Having said that, there is some falling over later on in Bluestone 42. Thank God!"
When: Thursdays, 9.25pm
Where: UKTV
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Travel pick: James Nesbitt in New Zealand
This one-off documentary was clearly made with Brits in mind, but fortunately James Nesbitt is a charming enough host to make locals smile too, plus there's a few bits of information which might surprise. Nesbitt spent the best part of three years living here while filming The Hobbit (playing Bofur), so now he gets to share some highlights from his New Zealand experience. He begins in Auckland, tackling a jump off the Sky Tower, and chatting to Jonah Lomu about our obsession with rugby. Then he heads to Waitomo to talk to sheep farmer Billy Black (yes, really). He visits Rotorua's thermal wonders, learns some taiaha, and then checks out the best baristas in Wellington. Of course he stops in for a chat with Peter Jackson (who he calls "boss"), before spinning high above the Abel Tasman in an acrobatic plane. His visit to Christchurch will tug on your heartstrings, and the "Perfect Kiwi Woman" competition in Wanaka is a hoot, before Nesbitt finishes with a spot of wine appreciation with local vintner Sam Neill.
When: Sunday, 8.30pm
Where: Prime TV
What: Explaining our Kiwi ways to the world
Wildlife pick: Supergiant Animals
Bafta-winning British naturalist Steve Backshall travels across the world to encounter some impressively sized animals, and discovers the remarkable things they can do, like the Burmese python that swallows an alligator, and an elephant seal that batters a pick-up truck. The question is, why have they evolved to be so big, and is it always an advantage?
Also in the impressively large category is Supersize: I Lost The Weight But Lost my Husband, on TV3, Thursday at 9.30pm. This one-off documentary looks at a variety of different relationships that have been affected by weight loss in one or both partners. Apparently an astonishing 85 per cent of relationships end within two years of one partner having weight-loss surgery, and this show looks at how a transformation that is generally expected to bring better health and happiness can cause the opposite.
When: Tuesday, 7.30pm
Where: TV One
What: The world's biggest creatures
Drama pick: Justified
Following hot on the cowboy bootheels of season three, season four of this blast of a show picks up with US Marshall Raylan Givens expecting a baby, and hoping to inflate his bank balance so he can support a family. Running a fugitive down for a payday seems like a good idea, but then Givens learns of a break-in at his imprisoned father Arlo's home, and unwittingly starts to pick at the thread of a cold case over 30 years in the making. While his Aunt Helen surely would've told him to leave it alone, Givens is determined to unravel the riddle that goes back to his boyhood, and his father's bad dealings. Meanwhile, Boyd Crowder finds he doesn't have the same criminal hold on Harlan County as he used to - Pentecostal Preacher Billy of the Last Chance Holiness Church is 20 years old, has a penchant for theatrics with serpents, a knack for manipulation, and is seriously undermining Crowder's drug trade.
When: Tuesday 9.30pm
Where: Soho
What: The man in the hat is back
Comedy pick: Veep
Kevin Spacey's Francis Underwood might be eyeing up the vice-president job over on House of Cards, but Emmy-winning Julia Louis-Dreyfus' rather less cunning but vastly more entertaining Selina Meyer has already had that job for two hilarious seasons of Veep and now she's hoping to step up to the big chair.
The third series of Brit Armando Iannucci's US political satire has Meyer excited after hearing that the president won't be running for a second term and starting to court voters and donors while her staff vie for jobs on the campaign team as their boss eyes up the party primary. Which also means that the formerly Washington-bound comedy is busting beyond the beltway with trips to Silicon Valley, London and into the American heartland. But some things remain the same - like the various characters' ways with a withering insult.
When: 8.30pm Thursday
Where: SoHo
What: Selina starts her run for the Oval Office
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NewBridge Pharmaceuticals, a specialty therapeutics company focused on pharmaceuticals,s, biologics, diagnostics and medical devices serving the AfMET markets (Africa, Middle East, Turkey and Caspian regions), today announced that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Genomic Health, Inc. (NASDAQ: GHDX), a global health company that provides actionable genomic information to personalize genomic health decisions. Through this agreement, Genomic Health …Read More »
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Biomed Analysis: Tackling drug-resistant malaria
Emerging resistance to artemisinin means efforts to track genetic markers and regulate the drug's use must step up, says Priya Shetty. When parasites resistant to the anti-malarial drug artemisinin were discovered along the Thailand-Cambodia border in 2006, it sparked concern but not panic because it appeared to be an isolated pocket of resistance. Now, scientists have found multiple pockets of drug …Read More »
NGOs call for international regulation of synthetic biology
More than 100 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have called for greater international oversight of the emerging science of synthetic biology – including a moratorium on the release and commercial use of synthetic organisms and their products until the potential risks are fully understood. Synthetic biology is a broad term covering new approaches to the development of biological functions and systems that …Read More »
Commitment to the MENA delivers results, with positive outlook for 2012
Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC (LSE: HIK) (NASDAQ Dubai: HIK), the fast growing multinational pharmaceutical group, with sales in more than 40 countries across Europe, MENA and the USA, reports its preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2011. Group revenue increased by 25.6% to $918.0 million, with organic growth of 7.6%, in line with the company's guidance. Adjusted operating profit grew by …Read More »
Omnicell to exhibit at Dubai International conference and exhibition
Omnicell will Demonstrate Recently Introduced G4 Medication Automation Platform. Omnicell, Inc., OMCL +0.89% a leading global provider of medication and supply management solutions and analytics software for healthcare facilities, will exhibit its state-of-the-art G4 technology at the Dubai International Pharmaceuticals and Technologies Conference and Exhibition (DUPHAT) March 12-14 at the Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre. DUPHAT is one of the most recognized …Read More »
Nanotech offers more for health than nanodrugs
Nanotech in hygiene, fake drug detection and remote diagnosis will do more for health than nanodrugs, says Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb. All countries should be planning for nanotechnology's impact on healthcare, even if developing countries are involved in nanotechnology research mainly to find new treatments.Read More »
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The Arab World's healthcare sector needs to see considerable development in pharmaceuticals. The rapid growth of the pharmaceutical market in the region has presented the need to increase the quantity of production, and also increase the export ratio for quality products. Opportunities lie in the expansion of products, the search for new markets, and support for medical research. If you …Read More »
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Government studying feasibility of having a business index
In a written reply to Lok Sabha, Corporate Affairs Minister Sachin Pilot said that the Ministry has undertaken a pilot study to see the feasibility of developing a business index.
As part of a pilot study, a literature review has been taken up and a list of variables measuring the micro/business aspects of corporate performance to be drawn from primary and secondary sources has been broadly identified, the Minster said.
"The finding of the pilot study as a concept paper is under consideration," he added.
He said further details would emerge after completion of the pilot study and sharing its findings with concerned ministries and departments.
The business index, if and when developed, would aimed at measuring the overall business climate at regular intervals on the basis of well defined basket of identifiable and measurable parameters, Pilot said.
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Riverview's Desmond Morehouse hits a kill between a pair of Langenburg blockers in the 3A boys regional final Saturday.
There was a small tinge of disappointment in an otherwise successful weekend of volleyball for the Riverview Royals.
The Royals went unbeaten in qualifying for the SHSAA 3A boys provincial volleyball championships next weekend, but stumbled in their quest to win their regional title.
"Everybody is happy that we're going to provincials, but it's pretty disappointing that we ... didn't play well (in the final)," said Riverview's Brennan Goski.
After the Royals earned an impressive 25-14 win in the first set of the regional final, the Langenburg Screaming Eagles came back to win the last two games 25-16, 25-19 to claim the regional crown.
While both school will advance to provincials in Maidstone, Langenburg should have an easier path thanks to their higher seeding.
"I guess maybe we got a little too confident going into that second set. We weren't working as hard for every point. We maybe got down a little," said Royals coach Jenn Wiens. "It doesn't hurt to lose. It builds character and these guys are going to want it more now next weekend."
The Royals were unbeaten in pool play beating Strasbourg 25-14, 25-19 before beating Carnduff 29-27, 25-5 to earn the top seed. In the crossover game, Riverview beat Gravelbourg 25-13, 25-22 to secure their place in provincials.
"They stepped up in intensity today," said Wiens. "We really wanted it and the guys showed that. They talked, they worked as a team as much as I've ever seen them work as a team. We did a really good job of playing as a team.
"We played hard for the entire day."
In addition to the hosts from Maidstone, Riverview and Langenburg will be joined at provincials by Minahik Waskahigan from Pinehouse Lake, Wilkie, Kelvington, Carrot River, Wadena, Saskatoon Christian and Rosthern JC.


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