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Published: June 27, 2007
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Consolidation of the software market hit the Windows tools segment last week when Quest Software, a developer of tools for managing Exchange and Active Directory implementations, announced a plan to buy ScriptLogic, which makes security auditing and patch management tools for Windows network environments.
Under the terms of the deal, Quest Software, which is based in Aliso Viejo, California, will pay $90 million for ScriptLogic, which is based in Boca Raton, Florida. Because Quest is a publicly traded company, the deal is subject to regulatory approval. Barring any unforeseen hurdles, the deal should close by the end of September.
Quest, which enjoyed $467 million in revenue last year and claims to have 50,000 customers, says the addition of ScriptLogic, its tools, and its installed base of 19,000 customers will help Quest's push into the Windows tools market, particularly among small and mid size businesses (SMBs) that use Windows.
"By adding ScriptLogic's established strength in PC life-cycle management to complement our current offerings," says Quest CEO Vinny Smith, "we are increasing our ability to meet the Windows management needs of SMB customers while at the same time extending Quest's direct sales model further with ScriptLogic's successful high-volume, indirect reseller channel approach to market."
Quest says that ScriptLogic will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Quest. ScriptLogic's CEO, Jason Judge, will report directly to Smith, while other members of ScriptLogic's management team will remain in place.
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Taib to lead trade delegation to Qatar
DOHA: Sarawak will send a trade delegation to Qatar as a follow-up to the meeting between Qatari Prime Minister Sheik Hamad Jassim Jabor Al-Thani and Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud.
Taib headed an investment delegation to the two-day 'Inside Investor Forum Asia 2012' here recently.
The delegation will forward the detailed written proposals to Qatar Investment Authority and Qatar Holdings as suggested by Sheik Hamad Jassim Jabor Al-Thani during the meeting, which was also attended by heads of both authorities.
Taib said his discussions with the Qatari prime minister also covered areas of long-term investments like roads construction and electricity generation projects.
Those interested will be given reports on the feasibility studies to enable them to decide what kind of returns they could get from their investments.
He invited potential investors from the Gulf States to visit Sarawak to acquire first-hand knowledge that there was plenty of land for food production here.
He assured investors that Sarawak's legal and legislative systems, inherited from the British, provided sufficient safeguard for their investments. The local laws had been developed to cope with the latest demands from investors.
He gave assurances that there was no restriction on the movements of money in Malaysia as the country understood that it was important for investors to be able to repatriate their profits anytime they like.
He said the Arab countries were more familiar with investment opportunities in the West. But the world had changed and more opportunities were emerging in Asia than in the West.
For example, the expansion of economic activities in countries in South East Asia was only second to China, which had been experiencing massive growth during the last two years.
Taib said areas that continue to develop quickly would be areas of rapid industrialisation. South East Asia today is only second to China in terms of economic potentials for development.
Besides, countries in South East Asia can still accommodate more development in relations to resources, land and food which ought to be explored as much as possible. It is a matter for investors to acquaint themselves with business opportunities in the region.
The Gulf States, with the creation of wealth totalling more than US$1.5 trillion from oil, should find countries in South East Asia, which have been making efforts to boost their own economy and to have a common market, an attractive place to invest if they consider widening the base of their economy, he said.
Obviously, Qatar will continue to enjoy quite a lot from the preference for cleaner energy. But, perhaps, it could look into areas of food production with the growing demand in the global market and strengthen its ties with countries in this region.
Besides, Malaysia or even Indonesia has not been industrialised to its full potential, Taib pointed out.

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According to a recent survey by BDO USA only 29% now believe the JOBS Act will work, a considerable drop from 55% that believed this last June.
Even worse, 42% of the bankers surveyed said they see no evidence the new law was helping businesses to go public. Renaissance Capital thinks that the aspect of the law that allows for confidential filing has reduced visibility into the IPO pipeline and that is why the IPO market looks dim.
According to the SEC, more than 100 companies filed under the confidential process in 2012. Confidential filing was to allow companies to test the waters before jumping in all the way -- presumably to create a stronger offering. It could be that the confidential filing has actually hurt the process.
Eighty percent of the investment bankers surveyed by BDO said the lack of transparency hurt their ability to advise clients on offering. The confidentiality is scaring away potential investors. Nearly half (48%) said investors preferred to wait until a company made a public commitment to the offering.
James Krapfel of Morningstar disagrees.
"I think the JOBS Act has been incrementally positive for qualifying companies -- namely those with under $1 billion in annual revenue," he said. "The ability to disclose less and disclose later allows companies to save money and keep information private for longer, which can tilt the value proposition in favor of going public sooner."
However, the current pipeline of 117 companies is down from last year's 146 companies, making it certainly look like the IPO market is languishing. John Fitzgibbon of IPO Scoop.com argues, "That's because there is no more pipeline."
"What the JOBs Act has done," Fitzgibbon said, "is shuffle the deck for the IPO market. With the old way you file, you pay fees etc, and expose everything. Now you can go public with three weeks' notice. There is no visible pipeline."
Krapfel thinks the market is at fault, not the JOBS Act.
"Equity market performance and volatility are the primary drivers for IPO activity, and concerns about the fiscal cliff constrained the number of companies going public in the back half of 2012," Krapfel said. "The worst of the fiscal cliff fears are behind us, along with a strong start to the equity markets in 2013, suggests that IPO activity should be strong through at least the first quarter."
Seven offerings have been priced so far in January 2013 and the results are mixed with three down and four up. The total return from the issue price for the group though is 11.61% according to IPO Scoop.com. Last January, 17 companies went public.


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Tucumcari's First Baptist Church turned 100 on Sunday and they had a party with all the trimmings to celebrate it at the church's fellowship hall.
Tucumcari's oldest protestant church commemorated the 100th anniversary of the founding of the church Sunday evening Jan. 4 with a birthday cake, balloons a room full of people, entertainment and a singing of "Happy Birthday" to the church.
"I think it is wonderful," said First Baptist Church associate pastor David England. Yes, it was exactly 100 years ago today, Jan. 4 1904. Just think about it, we were a church before New Mexico was a state."
English said it was wonderful for more than just the historical aspects however,
"It means a century of service to God," said England.
English pointed out that the celebration on Sunday was not all of the celebration that would be happening at the Church this year.
"We have activities planned all through the winter and into the spring," said England.
The First Baptist pastor said activities included dramatic readings, video spots, and "little dramas" about the different periods of the life of the church. He said virtually all of the activities would be under the direction of church historian Debra Whittington.
Throughout the year, there will also be a display of historic photographs and clothing that might have been used during the past 100 years around the church.
"The celebration will culminate on May 2," said England.
For that day, the church administration has invited past pastors to return and they have schedule Claude Cone, the president of the New Mexico Baptist Convention to speak. There will also be entertainments and a picnic on the grounds of the church."
On Sunday, Whittington was the featured entertainment for the birthday celebration portraying Margaret Whitmore, who was among the founding members of the church.
In a chataqua format, Whittington took the full house at the fellowship hall back to just after the turn of the last century and shared scandals, high points and low points of the congregation.
Whittington said ever since she first discovered the woman's writings, she has felt a kinship with her and enjoyed portraying her in her presentation.
"I have always felt close to her," said Whittington. "I just wish I could be more like her, but I fall way short. She was a remarkable woman."


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Students from 14 Lakeland District schools congregated at Midtown Hall on Thursday for Prince Albert's first Take the Lead! Youth Conference.
Lakeland District for Sport, Culture and Recreation (LDSCR) hosted the conference in collaboration with the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA) and the Prince Albert Parkland Health Region (PAPHR).
Altogether, 104 participants attended the event, which seeks to help students develop leadership skills while increasing opportunities for physically active play.
"It's peer-led physical activity, so you have older kids running physical active programs for younger kids -- leading the games, getting them involved," LDSCR youth recreation coordinator Cassie Bendig said.
"A lot of the time it's kids that haven't really let their leadership skills shine before, and it's just a new program for them to get involved with."
A provincial initiative established in 2009, the Take the Lead! program has seen approximately 86 schools across the province take part over the last five years.
Among participating schools at the 2014 conference were four Prince Albert-area institutions -- St. Michael Community School, St. John Community School, Princess Margaret Public School and Vincent Massey Community Public School.
Other Lakeland communities represented at the conference included Porcupine Plain, Wakaw, Duck Lake, One Arrow First Nation, Muskoday First Nation, Meath Park, Rosthern, Naicam, Nipawin and Mistawasis First Nation.
"Take the Lead! has really exploded in the Lakeland District," SPRA youth engagement consultant Tanya Murphy said, praising the work of local organizers.
"These girls are fantastic in promoting it and getting into the schools and communities at the grassroots level and actually training these youth to be leaders and to be active in their environments."
While leadership is a major component of the Take the Lead! program, Murphy highlighted the program's emphasis on inclusive play and having fun.
"If you don't know how to throw a ball, you're not really going to excel in softball and probably not want to participate," Murphy said. "This is about every child being able to experience the fun and the benefits of physical activity without barriers, without being told, 'No, you're not good enough.'"
Bendig noted, "The whole point is to have fun -- get kids to play again and encourage that excitement, that movement, instead of being lazy and picking up their video games."
Prior to dispersing for three breakout sessions, assembled students listened to a presentation by keynote speaker Kendal Netmaker.
The founder and CEO of lifestyle clothing brand Neechie Gear, Netmaker grew up on Sweetgrass First Nation in a low-income, single-parent household.
In his address to the students, he discussed many of the hurdles he had to overcome in order to attain his current success in a prominent leadership role.
Following Netmaker's keynote speech, students broke into three smaller groups for the various sessions.
Youth leadership was the theme of Session 1, which included various activities meant to reinforce student leadership skills.
Active outdoor play was the focus of Session 2, as students participated in team-building activities while enjoying forms of play such as jumping rope and playing with hula hoops. Paralympic athlete Brittany Hudak and boxer Kristin McKay facilitated the second session.
The day's activities culminated with Session 3, a flash mob at the Prince Albert Exhibition Centre in which students burst into the Saskatchewan Community School Association Conference being held in the building's main hall.
This is about every child being able to experience the fun and the benefits of physical activity without barriers. Tanya Murphy
The flash mob came as a surprise to unsuspecting community school co-ordinators, who watched as a massive wave of students in colourful T-shirts flowed into the building and began dancing, performing pushups and throwing balloons in the air to the accompaniment of the Katy Perry song Firework.
"It's teamwork, right?" Bendig said. "Everyone has to work together in order to make a flash mob happen. So if they can all incorporate everything they've learned today (and) work together to 'attack' the community school co-ordinators, then it's going to encourage them to have a great day."
Thus far, Prince Albert and Regina have been the only cities in Saskatchewan to hold Take the Lead! youth conferences, although Murphy noted that organizers are hoping to expand the program into other districts.
Whether Prince Albert hosts another Lakeland District youth conference next year will depend upon the reaction of teachers and youth leaders to Thursday's event, as well as whether organizers are able to find sponsors again.
Murphy was optimistic about the possibility.
"This really blossomed in Lakeland and I don't see it mellowing out anytime soon," she said. "I think for sure there'll definitely be another opportunity to do this next year."
Additional information on the Take the Lead! program is available at www.spra.sk.ca/takethelead.


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RUSH: CNN is doing a segment on how stress watching the Super Bowl can kill you, and they are actually interviewing a doctor. Super Bowl stress can kill you. And this is the template. Every day it's a crisis of something that's gonna kill you or make you sick, and you don't have any control over it. You need somebody to help you, somebody to give you advice, somebody to protect you from yourself. I kid you not. Super Bowl stress can kill you.
Soledad Show Cancelled Because Audience is "Too Ethnic"
RUSH: CNN, CNN has cancelled Soledad O'Brien's morning show, Starting Point. "The tumult at CNN that has seen several contributors leave the cable news network continued on Wednesday, when Soledad O'Brien's morning show, Starting Point, was canceled because her program's small audience was 'too ethnic, based on the high concentration of minority viewers.'"
Now, that's what was originally reported. CNN suits are denying that. They're admitting the audience was small, but they say (paraphrased), "We don't care if it's all minority. We don't care if it's all ethnic. That certainly isn't true." But when the original report hit, there were a lot of people worked at CNN who were stunned to learn that one of the vice presidents (a guy named Bart Feder) had complained about the audience not only being small, but "too ethnic."
Look, there's no question that changes at CNN are taking place, 'cause nobody's watching. The audience levels are dangerously and non-existently low, but there's also another factor here when it comes to some of these people. They're just plain... They don't know anything. I'm trying to be charitable here. They're just literally ignorant. They need crib notes, cheat sheets. They have no idea what they don't know and what they do know and what they're talking about.
I mean, there really is rampant...
I don't want to call it stupidity. I just think it's ignorance. I think there is a component of liberalism that makes you arrogant and you think you know everything, and what you don't know doesn't matter, and if Republicans or conservatives think it, it is extreme and racist and bigoted. So you don't deal with it. So you wall yourself off, and you end up knowing nothing, other than essentially liberal propaganda. I think that probably describes a whole bunch of people at CNN, and probably over at PMSNBC as well.
RUSH: As to Soledad O'Brien, CNN's original report, "the audience was too small and too ethnic." How could it be too ethnic? I mean, what a way to kick off Black History Month, get rid of Soledad O'Brien because her audience is too ethnic. That's not very sensitive. Remember what Wolf Blitzer said when he was covering Hurricane Katrina? Among the many things he said, Wolf Blitzer observed as he was looking at the victims, that they were so black. He said that. And of course there were people, "What do you mean by that?" He had to do some fast dancing to get out of there. But he pulled it off.
Kerry: Obama Offered Me the Job a Week Before Susan Rice Pulled Out
RUSH: Hey, get this. This is just choice. John Kerry, most people know him from the TV show The Addams Family. Many of our low-information voters recognize John Kerry as one of the stars in the Addams Family. He played Lurch. He just had his hearings for secretary of state, and he granted an interview to the Boston Globe, and you know what he did? (laughing) He told the Boston Globe that Obama offered him the secretary of state job one week before Susan Rice publicly pulled out of the running.
Susan Rice, it was her gig. It's one of the things that I'm sure she was promised for going on those five Sunday shows and blaming the video -- that YouTube video -- for causing Benghazi. She wanted to be secretary of state. It was hers. And then all hell broke loose because of those five appearances. She was hanging in there, and she wanted the job. Kerry's making it sound like unbeknownst to her, Obama threw her overboard, and she didn't even know it.
So Lurch is out there bragging (impression), "He actually called me a week before Susan got out of this thing. He called me and said, 'You're my choice! I want you to do this.' He asked me to keep it quiet, and I did. I sat on it until now, and I'm getting up off of it so that I can tell you about it." You know, if you have any class, this is not the kind of thing you say. If you want this news out, have it leaked by some minion in some tertiary office or something.
But you don't do this yourself. You know what this is? This is the most classless thing. This is a braggart. It's not enough for Kerry to have been offered the gig and go up there and go through some basic phony baloney, plastic banana, good-time rock 'n' roller hearings. No, it's still not enough. He's gotta go out there and say, "You know what? I'm so special, I'm so cool, I was offered this job a week before Susan Rice even pulled out. And they asked me to sit on it."
You know, a person with any kind of class doesn't do this kind of thing.
But old Lurch had to go out there and make sure everybody knows.
Scott Brown Won't Run for Kerry's Seat
RUSH: Scott Brown has just announced that he is not going to run for the Senate seat being vacated by Senator Kerry when he moved over to the secretary of state position. So the job now of pursuing John Kerry's seat will probably fall to Barney Frank. If anybody is could pursue that seat, it would be Barney Frank. You know, he retired from Congress. That was because of a change in the district. He wanted to be interim senator at some point and they didn't let him. He may run for this.
NYT Finds Fault with Hagel
RUSH: The New York Times editors had an editorial about Chuck Hagel's performance. The only thing they could find to criticize Hagel about -- I kid you not -- was some comment Hagel made 15 years ago about some gay ambassador. His comments, they were pretty cutting, I must admit. I don't remember them off the top of my head, but he made some comments about some gay American ambassador that the New York Times just hasn't forgotten.


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Charming Shoppes (NASDAQ:CHRS) reported earnings on Friday for the company's first quarter. The company, whose brands include Catherine's, Lane Bryant, and Fashion Bug, is set to be acquired by Ascena Retail Group (NASDAQ:ASNA).
Net income for the first quarter was $17.8 million. The company earned $0.15 per share for the quarter. Last year in the first quarter, Charming Shoppes earned $0.22 per share including the sale of office property. Net sales decreased to $481.3 million, compared to $504.4 million the previous year. The company ended the quarter with $214.1 million in cash, up from a previous $168.6 million.
Same stores sales by brand:
· Lane Bryant +1%
· Catherines +1%
· Fashion Bug -3%
· Charming Shoppes Total 0%
Sales for Charming Shoppes brands were flat with two brands seeing positive and the company's discount brand seeing negative trends. In the most recent quarter, all three of Ascena's brands saw positive increases in same store sales. The biggest bright spot for Charming Shoppes was its 18% increase in E-commerce sales.
Sales by brand were (last year's):
· Lane Bryant and Lane Bryant Outlet: $261.1 million ($262.8 million)
· Fashion Bug: $127.0 million ($150.0 million)
· Catherines: $77.9 million ($77.8 million)
· Direct to Consumer (Figi's): $15.3 million ($13.8 million)
· Total: $481.3 million ($504.4 million)
Charming Shoppes operated 157 fewer stores in the first quarter, compared to last year's first quarter. The company ended the quarter with 1,832 stores in 48 states. The company opened 8 stores, relocated 5, and closed a total of 33 stores in the first quarter.
My recent article discussed the positive impact for Ascena Retail Group and the integration of the three clothing brands from Charming Shoppes. Ascena Retail Group owns Justice, Maurices, and Dressbarn. Charming Shoppes shares trade close to their acquisition target. There really isn't a play on shares of Charming Shoppes here, but I highly recommend taking a look at acquiring company Ascena Retail. Ascena Retail has taken acquired brands, like Justice, and transformed them under its ownership. The possibility of maximizing sales in the plus size women's clothing market, led by Charming Shoppes. I have a price target on Ascena Retail of $30.
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Credit where it's due: a lot of this is thanks to fiancé Dave, who has a well-developed work ethic himself, and somehow managed to impart that to Tui in a way her parents never could. (I wonder how that happens?)
The rest of the family mostly have respectable but possibly dull Seconds. Except for Tom, who enjoyed his time at university so much, that his Engineering project scraped in two places above the fail mark. His parents expressed some concern about this. Not so his engineering colleagues, who were delighted. "Way to go, Tom! That's what we call economy of effort!"


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Hundreds of people came out to the lunch meeting at the Radisson to talk about local economic development.
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He says being presented with the Distinguished Service Award is unexpected and thrilling. "I'm humbled and honored, and awfully glad that I've had the opportunity over the years to be involved in community activities, so many of them, and I guess that's why I'm getting the award," said Trapp.
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Home List of Titles Assessing the efficacy of nutraceutical interventions on cognitive functioning in the elderly
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- Title
- Assessing the efficacy of nutraceutical interventions on cognitive functioning in the elderly
- Author(s)
- Pipingas, Andrew; Harris, Elizabeth; Tournier, Elesha; King, Rebecca; Kras, Marni; Stough, Con K.
- Abstract
- With many nutraceutical interventions designed to slow cognitive aging, there is a need for computerised tests that can detect small cognitive changes that may occur in response to these interventions. A battery of 13 computerised cognitive tasks was developed to capture the range of cognitive functions that decline with age. One hundred and twenty adults aged 21 to 86 years, with a MMSE score >= 27 completed the test battery. Accuracy and response time were measured. Regression analysis revealed age-related decrements in cognitive performance for all tasks. Performance accuracy for the Spatial Working Memory task and speed of response for Spatial Working Memory, Contextual Memory and Immediate Recognition tasks showed the greatest age-related decline. The tasks showed good test-retest reliability and correlated with other commonly used neuropsychological tests in aging research. With the sensitivity of this cognitive test battery to aging, it may be useful future studies investigating cognitive improvements in response to nutraceutical interventions in older adults.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Life and Social Sciences. Brain Sciences Institute
- Source
- Current Topics in Nutraceutical Research, Vol. 8, no. 2-3 (Aug 2010), pp. 79-87
- Publication year
- 2010
- FOR Code(s)
- 1117 Public Health and Health Services
- Keyword(s)
- Ageing; Cognitive decline; Cognitive functions; Computerised testing; Nutraceutical intervention
- Publisher
- New Century Health Publishers
- 1540-7535
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2010 by New Century Health Publishers, LLC. The published version is reproduced with the kind permission of the publisher.
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BiologyWhile the Santa Catalina Island rattlesnake is a largely nocturnal snake (1), this can vary depending on the time of the year. During spring, when temperatures are a little cooler, the Santa Catalina Island rattlesnake can be observed crawling about during mid-morning as well as at night, while during the heat of summer, this snake is rarely seen out during the day, possibly spending most of the daylight hours in a burrow (2). Unlike many rattlesnakes, this species is known to be an agile and capable climber. It can move rapidly across the ground, and then swiftly climb into vegetation, to escape danger or to pursue prey (2). It was once thought that its climbing ability, as well as lack of functioning rattle, was an adaptation to eat birds (2). However, more recent research has revealed that the majority of this snake's diet is comprised of the Santa Catalina deer mouse (Peromyscus slevini), with the remainder consisting of lizards (3). So although this argues against the theory that the lack of a rattle is for silently hunting birds in vegetation, it could have evolved to allow the rattlesnake to hunt these partially arboreal rodents instead (3). Very little is known about reproduction in this snake. Males have been observed bobbing their heads and flicking their tongues during courtship (5), and evidence suggests that the breeding season falls between spring and early summer, with young being born in late summer to early autumn (2).


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Job Corps to Honor Federal/State Training Partnership
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For Release: September 10, 2003
On September 25th the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center in Moses Lake, will celebrate a unique and longstanding partnership to train incarcerated youth with the Sunrise Group Home located in Ephrata. Invited guests will tour both facilities, enjoy a luncheon prepared by center Culinary Arts students, and attend a graduation ceremony at the Wallenstein Theatre on the campus of Big Bend Community College, in Moses Lake, Washington.
This one of a kind partnership will celebrate 14 years of providing young men committed to the non-locked community treatment facility of the Washington State Juvenile Rehabilitation program an opportunity to gain the education and vocational skills necessary to become productive and successful citizens.
"This partnership is a shining example of cooperation between the state and federal governments to enable young men committed to our program a second chance at turning their lives around," said Don Gauntz, Sunrise Administrator. "By successfully lowering recidivism it's a win-win for everyone especially these young men."
The graduation ceremony, scheduled for 2:00 p.m., will recognize the 100th graduate of the partnership along with 17 other graduating students. The keynote speech will be given by Dennis Braddock, Department of Social and Health Services secretary.
"Graduation is a special event every month and to honor the dedicated students and staff from both programs who have made this relationship such a success will make this a very special day," said Tom Zender, Columbia Basin Job Corps Center Director.
For more information about the September 25th schedule of events or the Job Corps program, contact Margery Biery at Columbia Basin Job Corps, 6739 24th Street, Bldg. 2402, Moses Lake WA 98837 or (509) 793-1624.
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Outlaw Marriage for All!
People, we are being hoodwinked. No matter what the government says, the government does not define marriage, nor can it, not any more than it can define friendship. All it can do is promise to steal from us less if we engage in whatever relationship The Man endorses.
But in Israel the situation is even more ludicrous. In Israel, the State taxes you MORE if you get married because single parents get tax benefits. So you have people in Israel arguing with each other about who can "legally get married" and who "cannot get married" essentially fighting each other NOT over who gets a tax BREAK, but rather who gets the merit of being taxed MORE by the government, in exchange for precious, precious State recognition. State sanction to "marriage" is so important to people that no one can see how Uncle Shmuel is simply playing both sides against each other and collecting from both as we duke it out.
This is why marriage should absolutely be outlawed. NOBODY should have the right to be married. Not gays, not straights, not Jews to Arabs, not Arabs to Jews, not polygamists, not polyandrists, nobody.
Someone might say "Marriage has been around for thousands of years! How can it be outlawed?" Marriage has been around for thousands of years. Just as friendship has. If there were friendship licenses, those should be abolished as well, as their only purpose would be to promise us to steal a penny less in return for us funding a gigantic friendship government bureaucracy. The house always wins. It seems to me the institution of friendship, whatever that is, survives wonderfully without government recognition and intervention. So will the institution of marriage, whatever that is. For thousands more years to boot.
If you want to be married to anybody, you have to do it without any legal recognition. You will have to do it in private, without the government's knowledge, and you will not be allowed to be taxed more for being privately married. Sorry, you'll have to keep your money in exchange for not having any government recognition of who you marry.
To get to this ideal, I call upon a national boycott of all government sanctioned marriages. Paying bureaucrats for marriage licenses should be a crime. Participating in any way in the marriage license boondoggle should be frowned upon and shunned.
Marriage should return to the private sphere and outlawed as a public institution. Then we can stop fighting with each other over who gets to be stolen from more in exchange for government recognition of marital status.
Imagine for a moment we could have a debate about something that actually mattered instead of get distracted by who gets government recognition while they get all of our money.
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Libertarians are working worldwide to restore common-law marriage and present new forms of voluntary marital agreement.
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That could be done. Rabbis could theoretically perform private ceremonies. But the problem is that the rabbi will want to know if it is halachically permissible for the couple to marry. In order to do that records are necessary. I know this is semi-satirical, but I think the libertarians really mean it. Just explain how you would do it. Also what happens to agunot without state sanction for the rabbinate to pressure husbands to give a get or wives to accept one without extortion? The world wants to know.
That could be done. Rabbis could theoretically perform private ceremonies. But the problem is that the rabbi will want to know if it is halachically permissible for the couple to marry. In order to do that records are necessary. I know this is semi-satirical, but I think the libertarians really mean it. Just explain how you would do it. Also what happens to agunot without state sanction for the rabbinate to pressure husbands to give a get or wives to accept one without extortion? The world wants to know.
Yehoshua – There's not much to explain. Give people freedom and they'll do what they want. Those who want halachic marriages will get them. Those who don't, will do what they want. Those who want gittin will get and private groups will enforce on recalcitrant husbands. Boycotts, whatever. Those who don't won't. And those who care can make lists. Those who don't care can ignore them. How was it done before 1948? Seems it worked fine until the State got involved.
The Rabbinate had authority over Jewish marriage and divorce in Mandatory Palestine as well. The difference between then and now is that the family structure was much more intact then and it was a lot easier to follow who was Jewish. There were fewer intermarriages and fewer divorces. Life was a lot simpler.


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Manual Reinstallation of Firmware Not Working
I installed Rockbox on my Sansa Clip+ (8GB if it makes a difference), and decided to remove it because of some organizational problems (Which seem petty now, considering my current situation).
I used the uninstaller, I deleted the .rocbox folder, I did what was recommended. The Clip+ wouldn't boot up. I looked into it, and thought to put the manual firmware installation (clppa.bin) in the root folder, as recommended. No dice, it still wouldn't work.
Finally, I gave up and formatted it (keeping it in FAT32, of course). I placed the clppa.bin in the root directory, all alone. . . and it wouldn't work, leaving me where I am now.
Specifically, when I turn it on, the Rockbox logo comes up, above it it says something like "Finding Firmware File Not Found." After that, the screen only says "File Not Found" and eventually switches to "Plug USB cable." When I plug it in, it reads "Bootloader USB Mode" I don't know if that's the Rockbox or the Sansa bootloader.
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You need to boot the sandisk firmware for the firmware update to occur. Holding the Home or |<< button on the keypad usually works.
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'Paul Simon and Sting: On Stage Together' 2014 Tour Announced
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Music icons Paul Simon and Sting have announced they will launch a North American tour beginning February 8, 2014 in Houston, TX, continuing through March 16 with stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Washington, DC and Orlando. Dubbed "Paul Simon & Sting: On Stage Together," the two musicians plan to perform some of their biggest hits individually and as a duo with each singer-songwriter bringing along their respective bands on the tour. The artists are friends from back-in-the-day when they were neighbors in the same Upper West Side apartment building in New York City. They performed together in May at a benefit for the Robin Hood Foundation, offering up acoustic versions of their classics "The Boxer" and "Fields of Gold." Paul says, "After we finished it, we both looked at each other and said: 'Wow. That's pretty interesting.' " Sting adds, "Paul and I both share this abiding curiosity about music and where it's going. We don't really know where this is going. We don't really have a clue how this is going to pan out." The tour includes stops in 18 cities to date with pre-sale tickets available via each artists website, sting.com and paulsimon.com, beginning Wednesday, November 6 at 10am local time. Tickets for the general public will go on sale beginning Tuesday, November 12.
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Is Keith Olbermann More Vengeful Than Even Roger Ailes?
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Purpose: To evaluate the efficacy of intravitreal triamcinolone injection in diabetic macular edema unresponsive to intravitreal bevacizumab.
Methods: Patients with diabetic macular edema unresponsive to at least three monthly intravitreal bevacizumabs were included. At least 2 months after the last intravitreal bevacizumab, intravitreal triamcinolone was performed after obtaining an aqueous humor sample. Multiplex cytokine array was used to assay vascular endothelial growth factor, interleukin (IL)-2, IL-6, IL-8, tumor necrosis factor-α, and transforming growth factor-β2. Best-corrected visual acuity and central subfield thickness were evaluated from Month 0 to 3.
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The Alec Baldwin Full Employment Act.
A few days ago, the New York Times sketched out who would likely be in an Obama cabinet.
His Secretary of Defense was predicted to be none other than Robert Gates, who currently holds that post under Bush.
Obama should think again.
On Tuesday, Gates expanded the infamous Bush doctrine, saying, "The United States will hold any state, terrorist group, or other nonstate actor or individual fully accountable" for supporting or enabling terrorist efforts to obtain or use weapons of mass destruction." And the definition of "supporting or enabling" was very broad: "whether by facilitating, financing, or providing expertise or safe haven for such efforts."
Under this doctrine, the United States should have bombed Pakistan because it gave a safe haven to A.Q. Khan, who was running a nuclear Wal-Mart there.
Under this doctrine, the United States should have bombed Saudi Arabia, because it was financing bin Laden in Afghanistan.
Under this doctrine, Bush could bomb Iran today because Congress has already identified the Quds Force as a terrorist organization, and Iran has chemical and biological weapons.
Maybe that's the point.
Gates also said the U.S. should "modernize" our nuclear weapons arsenal, while Obama himself talked about the need for nuclear disarmament at least once or twice on the campaign trail.
Many people are voting for Obama because they believe he marks a clean break—"turn the page"—from the reckless and lawless unilateralism of the dismal Bush Age.
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By Wendell Berry
Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front
Love the quick profit, the annual raise, vacation with pay. Want more of everything ready made. Be afraid to know your neighbors and to die. And you will have a window in your head. Not even your future will be a mystery any more. Your mind will be punched in a card and shut away in a little drawer. When they want you to buy something they will call you. When they want you to die for profit they will let you know. So, friends, every day do something that won't compute. Love the Lord. Love the world. Work for nothing. Take all that you have and be poor. Love someone who does not deserve it. Denounce the government and embrace the flag. Hope to live in that free republic for which it stands. Give your approval to all you cannot understand. Praise ignorance, for what man has not encountered he has not destroyed. Ask the questions that have no answers. Invest in the millennium. Plant sequoias. Say that your main crop is the forest that you did not plant, that you will not live to harvest. Say that the leaves are harvested when they have rotted into the mold. Call that profit. Prophesy such returns. Put your faith in the two inches of humus that will build under the trees every thousand years. Listen to carrion—put your ear close, and hear the faint chattering of the songs that are to come. Expect the end of the world. Laugh. Laughter is immeasurable. Be joyful though you have considered all the facts. So long as women do not go cheap for power, please women more than men. Ask yourself: Will this satisfy a woman satisfied to bear a child? Will this disturb the sleep of a woman near to giving birth? Go with your love to the fields. Lie easy in the shade. Rest your head in her lap. Swear allegiance to what is nighest your thoughts. As soon as the generals and the politicos can predict the motions of your mind, lose it. Leave it as a sign to mark the false trail, the way you didn't go. Be like the fox who makes more tracks than necessary, some in the wrong direction. Practice resurrection.
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As above, what's the best way to unstick a stuck piston on a shimano SLX brake?
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remove pads. push back and hold in the pad that is moving - I find a cone spanner thru the centre of the calliper works and something behind it to stop the non stuck piston moving - pump lever until stuck piston moves. clean around it and lube with mineral oil. Work in and out a few times.
If the piston won't move or the seal fails then the calliper is scrap as I don't think spares are available for shimano slx
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Seriously, I don't know if I'm an anomaly, but bedtime at our house is anything but calm and soothing...for serious. This is pretty much how it goes.
- Beg Crazies to come up the stairs.
- Pray that someone doesn't get kicked or knocked down the stairs.
- Rip their clothes off them while they fight to be the first one in the shower (or beg not to take a shower at all...depends on the day).
- Make sure they put their clothes in the hamper (this one is pretty easy).
- Pray they don't pee all over the floor in their haste to knock the shit out of the other one on the way to the shower.
- Help them get into the shower.
- Remind them
Matt5,283,532,677 times not to get water outside of the tub.
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Mattpour an entire capful of water directly on the floor...outside of the tub (yes, we finally started putting a towel down, but it's the point).
- Wash the Crazies through their protests.
- Ignore Husband's dirty looks b/c I find something really important to do in another room during bathtime (I swear...this time of day sends me over the edge).
- Rip fighting Crazies out of tub.
- Argue who gets to go with Mommy.
- Squabble over who get to brush their teeth first.
- Rip inappropriate, but very interesting objects away from Crazies.
- Carry giggling Crazies into bedroom (okay, this is fun).
- Almost drop squirmy Crazies onto floor to get diapered and dressed.
- Wrestle skinny little arms (that have seemingly turned to spaghetti) into pajama shirts.
- Nail Crazies to the floor to brush their hair.
- Get yelled at by Crazies to "sit down" or "turn around."
- Brace ourselves for "running." This is where the Crazies will run back and forth from the hallway into our arms and get lifted into the air. It's complete madness.
- Tell them it's time for bed.
- Ignore "NOOOOOO!!!!"
- Give binks and lovies and decide how they want to enter their cribs.
- Get pissed b/c they're screaming at you for doing the wrong thing (they can blast-off, flip, or climb...WTF?).
- Retrieve thrown binks/lovies b/c you did the wrong thing
you freaking idiot moron parent.
- Ask who wants to be tucked in.
- Ignore Crazies who are encouraging each other to "JUMP...jump, Hailey, jump!"
- Ask who wants to be tucked in.
- Tell them we're leaving and kiss them good night.
- Put music, sea turtle (yellow), and ladybug (red) on and say good night again.
- Ask one more time who wants to be tucked in.
- Get yelled at because Daddy didn't give a Big Kiss.
- Say good night through gritted teeth b/c you just want to get the fuck out of there!!!
- Close door.
- Try to ignore screams b/c suddenly Crazies suddenly want to be tucked in (oh, and Matt needs lotion on his feet...of course).
- Go back in and tuck them in...wipe snot, put Matt under pillow, restart Hailey's music.
- Get our asses downstairs and wait for Matt to fall asleep an hour and 20 minutes later.
It's exhausting...do any of you actually have a calm bedtime routine??? We have tried with the books. We have tried to wind things down. These two are like two little tornadoes who just don't know how to stop!
Disclaimer: Bedtime might be totally nuts, but I have mornings down to a science and love my mornings with the Crazies. Right now, they're reading books while I'm making breakfast and listening to Christmas music. I never thought I'd say this, but I love mornings around here!


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Noa Yossef is an amazing baby who is 9 months old. She is the eldest daughter of Galit and Oz.
Noa was born with a rare and complicated deformity in her digestive system. From the very start, her family has been fighting to ensure her a full recovery and a normal life.
Immediately after birth Noa passed her first surgery, then three months later she had another one, and two months ago she had her most recent one. During this last operation, there were new findings that entirely changed the picture, and currently Noa is in need of an additional and crucial operation to repair this rare deformity.
Due to its complexity, this operation cannot be conducted in Israel and requires many resources. The surgery and treatment will take place in the USA and cost approximately $80,000.
Due to her age and her medical condition, it is very important to conduct the operation as early as possible. Noa is currently functioning with a temporary fix, which is hurting her health, her lifestyle and her development.
We — her family and friends all over Israel — have come together to raise funds and support for Noa and her family. We are approaching each and every one of you; everyone who has a generous heart and will be willing to aid in collecting funds, and thus provide Noa with the hope to live a healthy life and to grow up happily.
"God willing may you always be on the giving end…"
Details for donations:
Direct transfers can be done to the following bank account:
Account No: 02647808, Leumi Bank, Branch: 954, Address: Ha'dekalim Street, Pardes Chanah
Donations by credit card can be done through the following phone number: +972 – 3 – 9250505
Please contact Anat and indicate that the donation is intended for Noa Yossef.
For anyone interested in their donation being noted as tax refundable, please write a check to the following organization: Amutat "Kav Lachayim" for Noa Yossef.
We greatly appreciate your response to this supreme and blessed purpose.
Phone numbers for additional details at any time of day:
Galit Yossef: +972 – 54 – 2280592
Liran Avidan: +972 – 52 – 8315145 or +972 – 50 – 3234390


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I Am A Tree
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- Jul 21, 2007 | 4:18 AM EDT
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- 2 min 25 sec
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- 4.38 / 5.00
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Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
Not my kinda music
It's not my kinda music but I guess it's ok.
fair enough
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Simply amazing. All of your songs are brilliantly simple and enjoyable. My friends were riding in my car when "I Am A Tree" played and they asked me who it was. I told them your name and when they said they'd never heard of you, I explained who you were. I made them get on Newgrounds and download your songs. They're all loving them, especially fuckup and matuit. Keep it up; I hope to see your record here soon!
cool beans
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is still the current champion on my song list on NG. Love you work King.
ta, this song is really by my alter-ego [ w e e k s y ], the KB stuff is the electronic material.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Lol wow
Love the use of vocalization combined with whistling. It sounds kind of depressing from the tree's point of view though o.o
i am the tree.....
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Love it...... simple, effective, lyrics are thoughtful


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Traditionally used to strengthen the immune system and reduce tension and stress, this healing treatment begins with an application of a warm, exfoliating herbal masque. Then, you'll receive a light, brisk massage with warmed, herb-infused oils, selected for your dosha or body type. This powerful combination of herbs and oils cleanses, detoxifies and nourishes the skin and body.
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$230 for 80 minutes