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December 6, 2010
CLIFFORD ALLEN KELLEMS, PLAINTIFF,v.MICHAEL J. ASTRUE, COMMISSIONER OF SOCIAL SECURITY, DEFENDANT.
Plaintiff challenges the Administrative Law Judge's determination that his drug abuse was a material factor contributing to his disabling condition. He argues both that the evidence does not support this conclusion, and that the Administrative Law Judge committed reversible error in assessing Plaintiff's credibility and that of his mother. The Court disagrees.
The record contained evidence of Plaintiff's drug use, and the treating physician's opinion that Plaintiff's capacity was affected by his use, on and off, of prohibited drugs. Plaintiff's argument before the Court, over whether Plaintiff used drugs continuously or simply "on and off," does not present a basis for invalidating the decision. It is a reasonable interpretation of the evidence that even "on and off" drug usage can be a material factor to disability. It does not matter whether a different interpretation might be placed on the evidence; the interpretation was the Administrative law Judge's to make.
Rollins v. Massanari, 261 F. 3d 853, 857(9th Cir. 2001). The burden rested on Plaintiff to demonstrate that his drug usage was not a contributing factor material to his incapacity, Brown v. Apfel, 192 F.3d 492, 498 (9th Cir. 1999), and Plaintiff failed to sustain that burden. Moreover, the use of drugs, especially contrasted with professions of non-use, surely is a legitimate basis upon which to disbelieve Plaintiff. An Administrative Law Judge is entitled to use normal techniques of evaluating a witness when making his credibility determination. Fair v. Bowen, 885 F.2d 597, 604 n.5 (1989), and certainly one proper basis for discrediting testimony is that it is inconsistent with prior statements. Bunnell v. Sullivan, 947 F.2d 341, 346 (9th Cir. 1991) (en banc ).
The Administrative Law Judge's discrediting of Plaintiff's mother's statement was problematic. However, Valentine v. Commissioner of Social Security, 574 F.3d 685, 694 (9th Cir. 2009), provides that the statement is as discredited as that of the claimant, since it relies on the same complaints which have otherwise been discredited. Accordingly, the Court concludes that it was appropriate to not fully credit the mother's statement either.
There being no basis for reversal, the decision of the Commissioner is affirmed.
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In this week's Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs, redemption has become an underlying theme to each of the games slated to take place on Jan. 15 and 16.
By the grace of the football gods, on tap are four specific matchups in which each of the teams are already quite familiar with their opponent. During the regular season, the eight remaining teams left to vie for the Lombardi Trophy have faced next week's opponents a combined six times.
On Jan. 15, the Baltimore Ravens head to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers in what will be the most critical of the AFC North archrivals' three matchups this season. Of course, divisional foes square off twice each regular season in a home-and-away, but when the two teams each win a game, rarely do they get an opportunity to settle their differences with a rubber match in the postseason.
In 2011, a threematch will not only occur in Pittsburgh on Saturday, but also New England on Jan. 16.
The rivalry between the New York Jets and the Patriots is just as bitter and intense as the Steelers-Ravens, and will pit two teams with a history of poaching personnel and practice tape against each other.
The two other Divisional Round games may not feature matchups of division rivals, but these two contests will also be opportunities for redemption for both the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears.
The Packers lost to the Falcons 20-17 in the Georgia Dome earlier in the season, and will return to the scene of their heartbreaking loss on Jan. 15.
The Seahawks pulled off one of the season's more unlikely upsets Week 6 when they traveled to the Windy City to stun the Bears at Soldier Field 23-20. Given Seattle's 7-9 regular season record along with just two road victories, the Bears have to be grateful to the New Orleans Saints for succumbing to the earth-shaking elements of Qwest Field on Jan. 8.
This loss by the heavily-favored, defending Super Bowl champs gave the Bears a chance to advance to the NFC Championship by defeating a team they'll be the first to admit they should have beaten back in October.
Let's take a closer look at each of the four aforementioned clashes...

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SHUTESBURY, Mass. (AP) — Musician and composer Yusef Lateef, one of the first to incorporate world music into traditional jazz, died at age 93 on Monday at his home in western Massachusetts.
Lateef, a tenor saxophonist known for his impressive technique, introduced flutes and other woodwind instruments from many countries into his music and is credited with playing world music before it was officially named.
As a composer, he created works for performers ranging from soloists to bands to choirs. In 1987, he won a Grammy Award for his new age recording Yusef Lateef's Little Symphony, on which he played all of the instruments.
In 2010, he was named an NEA Jazz Master, the nation's highest jazz honor.


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We've hit Week 8 of the 2012 NFL season, which means that for fantasy football owners the regular season's second half has begun and teams are either jockeying for playoff position or trying to keep their fading postseason dreams alive.
That isn't any easier to do when injuries keep piling up—just this past week Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis went down with a season-ending Achilles injury and star running back Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jacksonville Jaguars suffered a foot injury that could keep him out of action for some time.
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Easter 2014
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|Posted by Madeline @ Food, Fitness, and Family under Holidays
Happy Monday friends! We had a really nice weekend over here and a really laid back Easter. We spent our day hunting down Easter eggs, prepping for the week, and hanging out. Then, we headed across the street to our friend's house for a casual dinner. Can't get much better than that if you can't be with your own family! Have I mentioned how much I LOVE my Army family?!
No Easter would have been complete without attempting a few family photos. I can't believe that these year I had TWO sweet girls to celebrate with. The love between sisters is truly a site to behold!
Then, we attempted a family photo. This is real life folks. No kid looking at the camera
This is going to be QUITE the week. I have my first test of the quarter Thursday and I feel like I am still a big behind from my dad's visit. Time to play catch up which is never a good thing in PA school. Enjoy your day!
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Family pictures are difficult with just 1 child haha.
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
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Τhis model looks great.Especialy in its all yellow glory.Good job Cadaver.Keep up the Fist job.ReplyDelete
Haha this Fist job sure sounds funny! :P Thank you my friend! Hopefully my Fists will meet your wonderfully painted Salamanders on the battlefield one day!ReplyDelete
The Land Speeder Storm is one of my favorite models as well, it's great to see such a well painted example as this. Good luck getting everything ready in time for the tournament, do you have much still to paint? Best wishes!ReplyDelete
Thank you Papa JJ, fortunately I don't have many things to finish... A tactical and a Terminator squad so hopefully I will finish on time!ReplyDelete
I really love this model- the danger stripe in front of the back hatch, the saw, the dirty/grubby look- love it all. You're a genius!ReplyDelete
It's a very good paintjob. The weathering is very nice but still the colours look very vivid. Which tournament are you talking about Mihalis?ReplyDelete
@Loquacious; Thank you so much for your kind words. So glad that you liked it! :)ReplyDelete
@Antipope; Thank you! Still haven't figured out the appropriate settings for shooting the colours correctly but I think I'm getting there... About the tourney, its this challenge thing that Panos from Kallithea was talking about, I'm gonna play with the Failed Chargers on 22nd vs the Imperial Seals. Are you taking part too?
I think I am :P You need a fully painted army for this?ReplyDelete
Is it my idea or are the pictures a bit grainy?
No you don't need a fully painted army but it's a nice opportunity to finally paint mine! Its the sponge-battle damage that makes it seem a little grainy, as I said, I think I'm getting better on photos but I'm not yet there :SReplyDelete
Nice looking Storm you have there! Definitely one of my favs from the Marine range.ReplyDelete
Thank you Max! :)ReplyDelete
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Insomniac Games' four player co-op title Fuse, previously known as Overstrike, has been delayed for between 1-3 months, according to the developer's Twitter account and EA's quarterly conference call. While the delay is unfortunate news, Insomniac is trying to make up for it, telling fans to expect, "TONS of new Fuse stuff coming starting next week."
According to COO Peter Moore, the added development time will allow Insomniac to put some, "extra work," into the title. Hopefully that doesn't mean microstransations. For Insomniac, the Resistance and Ratchet & Clank studio, Fuse will be their first foray onto the Xbox 360. Considering their last huge release, Resistance 3 was way back in 2011 and Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time in 2009, I'm sure they're excited to get Fuse out on shelves.
We'll keep an eye out for the new Fuse information Insomniac promised would start rolling out next week. In the mean time, update your calendars and well, wait patiently.


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3/1 - powell, beau wanzer @ project one
Dave Chappelle at SFJazz 1/30 to 2/2.
4/15 - Laura Mvula @ The Independent
4/16 Factory Floor @ The Independent
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Anyone have an extra DARKSIDE ticket they need to sell last minute?
?????(with Mad Alchemy) @ Baby's All Right 01/08/16
AYLI announced some more shows today. Geez, they're on a roll.
4/12 - Derrick Carter, Bicep @ Mighty (ALYI + Honey Soundsystem collab)
4/18 - The Martinez Brothers @ Monarch
5/2 - DVS1, John Osborn, Keith Kemp @ Monarch (Official Movement Festival Pre-Party)
5/17 Spring Block Party (lineup TBA) @ Public Works
Second Tool show added 3/12
THank you for letting me know about this!! I was so pissed when ticketmaster crapped out at 10 am this morning and I got shut out of the first show. You are a wonderful human being and this I love this thread.
This morning? I thought tickets went on sale Saturday?
Well I just got tickets for the Wednesday show, so I thank you too, Listening.
John Legend at Zellerbach Hall/UC Berkeley on March 30.
Totally forgot but glad to see the second show added. $90 after fees is the most I've paid for a show in a long time.
12/10 Tamo Sumo, Prins Thomas, Dorisburg @ PW | 12/11 Moderat @ Fox Theater | 12/12 Prism Tats @ Brick & Mortar (?) | Day for Night 12/17-12/18 | 1/7 Avalon Emerson @ PW Loft | 1/14 Silent Servant, Volvox @ Monarch | 1/17 Marching Church @ Rickshaw Stop | 1/19 Mogwai @ UC Berkeley Theater(?) | Heron Oblivion @ The Chapel
got mine for tuesday in SF. tuesday sold out in 3 minutes. wednesday sold out quickly behind that.
I dont know any other actively touring bands besides phish that can sell out 2 weeknights at the bgca without a new album, without any press, nothing. its crazy.
Friday - OutKast / The Replacements / The Afghan Whigs / Shlohmo / GOAT / Flatbush Zombies / Glitch Mob / John Spencer / DJ Falcon / The Bots
Saturday - QOTSA / NAS / CHVRCHES / Temples / Mogwai / Warpaint / DARKSIDE / Ty Segall / Graveyard / Carbon Airways
Sunday - Beck / Disclosure / Motorhead / Little Dragon / Trombone Shorty / Frank Turner / Bombino / Bad Manners / J. Roddy / Scuba
Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience ― Mark Twain
Got a Tool ticket for the Wednesday show =)
I failed (bad phone reception)
If anyone happens to have purchased an extra ticket for either show then I will pay face + beer!
?????(with Mad Alchemy) @ Baby's All Right 01/08/16
4/19 - Maceo Plex @ public works
Jack Johnson- 8/26, Greek Theater
Queens of the stone age w/ Warpaint- 4/17, Bill Graham
That Jack Johnson show is gonna be one special evening
4/18 - Flight Facilities @ Mezzanine
copied from that other thread... the Dandy Warhols:
WED 4/23 San Francisco, CA The Independent
presale tuesday at 10 (through their site only, it sounds like), on sale friday.
I might go to this. their 13 tales anniversary tour last year was really good.
3/27 - Sleepy Sun @ The Chapel
4/28 - Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra @ GAMH


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Song of the Day: Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band
May 15, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: brian blade, Listening Post, return of the prodigal son, village vanguard
I wrote a Song of the Day feature for NPR. Brian Blade and the Fellowship
Band recently released Season of Changes, and I've been playing one song
over and over and over. And over. It's called "Return of the Prodigal Son."
Read about it, and listen to it here. Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band
are playing a week at the Village Vanguard starting June 17th. We will be
broadcasting the 9pm set on Wednesday, June 18th. Live. Stay tuned.
Great Live Moments - Carmen McRae
May 2, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: carmen, fundraising campaign, Listening Post, Live Music, Masters, Members, wbgo
It's the last day of Great Live Moments...for now. And the first day of our on-air fundraising campaign. If you've enjoyed any of these Great Live Moments, support WBGO. Because "when you start to love us, you're so fine and mellow."
Hear Carmen McRae sing "Fine and Mellow," from the WBGO Archives.
Michael Bourne Interviews Frank Wess
May 1, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: Interviews, Listening Post, Masters
When someone like Frank Wess comes to WBGO, you better be prepared to hear some amazing stories. Michael Bourne interviewed Frank Wess, who is currently spending his evenings playing music at the Village Vanguard. The 86-year old Wess will forever be a Basie man, and he told a great story about a Count Basie tour in Europe. When the band arrived, there were no charts for the musicians to play. This could be a bandleader's worst nightmare, taking a band overseas without music. But Basie's response? "Well, you guys never look at them anyway, and I didn't want to pay for the extra freight." Hear what else Frank Wess had to say.
Great Live Moments - Clarence Gatemouth Brown
May 1, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: 2005 new orleans jazz and heritage festival, b b king, beale street, blues club, clarence gatemouth brown, Listening Post, Live Music, lobby fountain, mallard ducks, memphis tennessee, new orleans jazz, new orleans jazz and heritage festival, npr, peabody hotel, photojournalism, Places and Spaces, program directors, public radio program, strange things, waft, wbgo, webstream, wwoz
This photo of B.B. King and Clarence Gatemouth Brown was taken at the 2005 New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival. It's from "Last Days of Fame," a powerful piece of photojournalism by Jennifer Zdon.
Gatemouth and I shared a birthday, though we were separated by half a century. I first met him at WWOZ in New Orleans. He sat in our tiny on-air studio, his head buried beneath a black Stetson, his hands wrapped around a small pipe. The occasional waft of an illicit substance. This must explain the fact that, as Michael Bourne once discovered, Gatemouth Brown loves to eat grape jelly on everything...including steak. Strange things happen.
In 1999, I attended the Public Radio Program Directors conference in Memphis, Tennessee. The Peabody Hotel, as I recall, where mallard ducks marched through the hotel hallway (led by a man in a tuxedo, suggesting penguin not duck) and climbed a flight of custom-made steps into the lobby fountain. This was part of the hotel's daily schedule. Strange things happen.
I went to BB King's Blues Club on Beale street one night. Gatemouth Brown was performing live. WBGO and JazzSet were broadcasting the show. NPR's Bettina Owens threw a huge party to celebrate the fact that this concert was NPR's first live webstream! I had no relationship whatsoever with any of this, other than kid spectator. One year later, however, I was working on an NPR show. And the next year, I started working at WBGO. Strange things happen.
Listen to Gatemouth perform "Strange Things Happen," from the WBGO Archives.
Studio Session - Combo Nuvo @ NYU
April 30, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: clive davis, jim anderson, Listening Post, Live Music, music, new york university, studio session, Studio Sessions, wbgo
On Monday, I went to New York University for a studio session with Combo Nuvo.
Thanks to Jim Anderson and to the students at the Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music, we captured a beautiful performance.
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As a parent, you trust school officials and teachers to care for your child each school day and to do their best to keep your child out of harm's way. With the well-being of students in mind, states have passed an array of laws that impose legal responsibilities on teachers. When something happens to your child at school that a teacher caused, or could have prevented, you have certain legal rights against the teacher, the school, and possibly both.
Teachers Must Keep Student Information Confidential
Teachers come in contact with your child every day. As a result, it's natural for teachers to learn things about the child and the child's family that should remain confidential. This covers a wide range of situations, some of which may be more sensitive than others. For example, teachers may need your permission before they can post your child's work on a website, discuss your child with other parents, provide your child's educational record to anyone who asks, or voluntarily release information to the police or other authorities without a court order. On the other hand, there are times when a teacher must speak up. In most states, teachers are mandated by law to report suspected cases of child abuse to the appropriate authority.
Fine Line Between Discipline and Physical Abuse
Most people would agree that teachers must maintain control over their classrooms, but there are limitations as to what they can do to accomplish this goal. In 31 states, teachers are not permitted to hit or spank children who act out or disrupt the classroom. In the other 19 states, light paddling or spanking is permitted to discipline students. A teacher's authority to use corporal punishment is extremely controversial. Despite its legality in some states, it never means that your child can be seriously injured at school. In situations where a teacher must use force to restrain a violent student, to protect other students from harm, physical force may be permissible and necessary.
Verbal Abuse Is Just as Harmful as Physical Abuse
A teacher who insults and embarrasses your child in front of other students can have a lasting impact on your child. This kind of treatment can adversely affect your child's confidence and performance at school. State and federal laws prevent teachers from verbally abusing students. In some cases, consistent verbal abuse towards a specific student may become an illegal discrimination offense.
Inappropriate Touching of Students Is Never Permissible
Touching a child inappropriately is illegal no matter is the offender. However, children tend to be more vulnerable in a school setting since they form trusting relationships with teachers and other school professionals. Children can sometimes be more perceptive than adults. If your children ever complain about being uncomfortable because of the way a teacher touched them, it's a serious charge. You have legal rights that can protect your children and punish such teachers.
An Education Lawyer Can Help
The law surrounding the responsibilities of teachers is complicated. Plus, the facts of each case are unique. This article provides a brief, general introduction to the topic. For more detailed, specific information, please contact an education lawyer.


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"Government's death grip on energy production prevents use of plentiful, affordable resources. Instead, Washington dictates use of hard-to-harness, expensive 'alternative' fuels, inadequate to meet ever-growing demand. Alternative energy sources require big taxpayer subsidies and drain money from the economy ... Government regulations and foot-dragging impede development of known reserves. Altogether, this amounts to a government-created energy crisis."
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Linda Perry of Brooks
Ms. Linda Perry of Brooks passed away Oct. 22, 2012. She was a flight attendant for Northwest/Delta for over 30 years and was an avid animal lover.
She is survived by her life companion of over 20 years, Don Shepard of Brooks; daughters, Tamara Pierpont and her husband Brandon of Peachtree City; Dawn Dickson and her husband Richard of Brooks; granddaughter, Dylan Pierpont of Peachtree City; mother, Sara Ivey of Fayetteville; sisters, Nancy Elijah and her husband Danny of Canton; Shirley Poli and her husband Jerry of Ore.; and many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and cousins and her beloved cats, Leroy and Buffy.
Memorial services will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012 at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Parrott Funeral Home with Pastor Dennis Watson officiating.
Those wishing may sign the online guest book at www.parrottfuneralhome.com.
In lieu of flowers those desiring may make donations to The Fayette County Humane Society, PO Box 244, Fayetteville, Ga. 30214.
The family will receive friends Saturday from 12 until service time at Parrott Funeral Home and Crematory, 770-964-4800.


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Melrose's Zanessa Dodd clears the bar in girls pole vault during Thursday's Buffalo Relays track meet at Melrose. (CNJ staff photo: Andy DeLisle)
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MELROSE — Senior Justin Garrison took the 100-meter dash in a state-qualifying time of 11.6 seconds and helped three relays to victory on Thursday as Texico captured the boys team championship in the Buffalo Relays track meet.
Texico finished with 77 1/2 points to 56 1/2 for Tucumcari. Fort Sumner was third with 40.
Texico took the 400 relay in 45.22 seconds with Mario Posada, Edgardo Meza, Ryan Morgan and Garrison; the 1,600 medley relay in 3:52.7 with Meza, Jonathan Sullivan, Garrison and Posada, and the 1,600 relay in 3:38.3 with Meza, Posada, Sullivan and Garrison.
Texico also had the best area finish on the girls' side, placing third with 41 points. Portales took the team title with 63 points to 52 for Tucumcari.
The Lady Wolverines' only win came in the 800 relay, with Bryn Mayfield, Victoria Richards, Faith Martin and Micah Mayfield. That same foursome also finished second in the 1,600 relay in a state-qualifying time of 4:29.32 and third in the 400 relay in 55.68.
Individual high-point scorers for the meet were Fort Sumner sophomore Berry Stinnett for the boys and House senior Sara Lee for the girls.


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Emily Cadei: Boxer could lose this time
Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer of California has been the subject of any number of unflattering portrayals by Republican detractors over the past few months: a talkative blimp, an "obnoxious left-wing ideologue," and "bitterly partisan," to name a few.
The barrage of criticism, which took on a new level of intensity with the state Republicans' convention the weekend of March 12, appears to be taking its toll on the three-term senator.
To reflect polls showing a tightening general election race and California voters' particularly sour mood about the direction of their state and the country, CQ Politics is changing its race rating from "Likely Democratic" to the increasingly competitive "Leans Democratic."
Two polls conducted in March showed Boxer's lead over two potential Republican challengers narrowing to a virtual tie. One of those two surveys, the Field Poll, had Boxer leading by double digits as recently as January.
And while the three Republican candidates for the GOP nomination – former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, former Rep. Tom Campbell and state Assemblyman Chuck DeVore – have benefited from plenty of earned media thanks to their testy primary battle, Boxer's drop in the polls came before any of them were on the air with campaign ads.
All three Republicans went up with television and/or radio buys last week as they gear up for the final two months of the primary campaign, June 8.
Boxer's campaign is playing up the threat to rally its Democratic base, but few observers dispute campaign manager Rose Kapolczynski's claim, made in a recent e-mail to supporters, that 2010 is "clearly going to be the toughest campaign ever for Barbara Boxer."
Boxer, however, is not to be underestimated. A tireless campaigner and fundraiser, she has an avid base of support and plenty of cash. And California remains a deep blue state; President Obama's approval rating was at 58 percent in a Los Angeles Times/University of Southern California poll of registered voters conducted March 23-30, well above the national average.
It remains unclear, moreover, what sort of resources national Republicans and independent groups will bring to bear on the race, a major factor in a state as big and expensive, media-wise, as California.
Fiorina has the financial edge in the GOP field, largely thanks to her self-funding capability. Campbell has been working hard to prove he has the fundraising chops to compete in a general election, as well, but he'll have to step up his pace to meet his campaign's $5 million to $7 million goal for the primary.
The pair are neck-and-neck in a tight race for their party's nomination, according to recent primary polling, with DeVore trailing but hoping to pull an upset with the help of fired-up grass-roots conservatives.
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Hi all, I am writing to let you know that I am no longer able to maintain the containers package. I have enjoyed working on containers for several years, but I can no longer find the time needed for the job (with two little kids and building a house). I am not sure what is the best future of the containers package -- it could go to CLC, or it could get a new maintainer. If you look at the commit logs and on the github issues/requests, you will find out that David Feuer has a thorough understanding of the package (notably Data.Sequence) and has been competently moderating the issues/requests for some time now, so he would be the first choice. (I did not contact him sooner, so it is surprise for him as well -- sorry, David :-) Could I humbly ask David/CLC members/anyone for comments? Cheers, Milan Straka
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A day before the case was set to go to trial, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company and survivors of the man and children who died in a crash reached a settlement.
Almost two years to the day after Jason Hobgood and his two children died when his pickup collided with a train, the case was resolved.
However, terms of the settlement will not be made public due to a confidentiality agreement between the plaintiffs and the railroad, said Nancy J. Stone, attorney for Tammy Hobgood Warren who is the mother of Lacy and Jacob Hobgood, the children in the accident.
"I hate to do this. I believe a statement from any one of the plaintiffs also would go against the agreement," Stone said.
None of the other attorneys for family members could be reached for comment and Stone said their response probably would have to be the same.
Family members sued BNSF for negligence.
The suit alleged the fatal injuries suffered by the Hobgoods were caused by BNSF's "gross negligence" as well as violations of state and federal laws and regulations.
Jason, Lacy and Jacob Hobgood died southwest of Canyon on Oct. 28, 2000, at the intersection of Dowell Road and the BNSF tracks near Texas Highway 60.
The crossing did not have lights or barrier to warn of oncoming trains.
Hobgood was driving north on Dowell Road when he stopped for a westbound train, according to Globe-News files. Hobgood then crossed the tracks as an eastbound train entered the crossing.
The Texas Department of Transportation approved a federal signal project for the crossing in Nov. 2000, which costs about $150,000, said Timothy J. Huya, manager of public projects for BNSF for the states of Louisiana and Texas.
Huya said several factors go into prioritizing federal signal projects.
TxDOT accumulates data such as: train counts, speed of trains, number of cars crossing the tracks, number of school bus crossings and whether there have been any incidents at the specified location in the past five years, Huya said.
Huya said flashing lights or crossing arms do not necessarily make the crossing safer.
"It just adds another level of warning for motoring vehicles," he said.
Huya said motorists have a certain level of responsibility to follow warning signs as well as the railroad having the responsibility to sound its horn 1,500 feet prior to a crossing and continue until the lead engine is through the crossing.
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Here's our wrap up of the week's best and worst looks. The men top our list this week - Go Team Jake!
Jake Gyllenhaal - just for the sake of having a picture up of Jake looking hot in a suit!
Robin Thicke shows us that men have a place on our best dressed list - props to him for not wearing a boring suit!
Cameron Diaz looks red hot in this dress at the "Shrek" premiere.
Someone, somewhere is going to disagree with us - but we think Jayde Nicole looks fun and flirty in this little number. Also, we are loving the haircut!
Oh Melanie Grffith, nothing about this outfit is doing you any favors.
This the best outfit that Lucy Punch could pull together for Cannes?
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No Naomi Watts, no... you are typically so cute and well dressed?!
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I'm very puzzled by the second part. I don't buy it. Are you sure you've typed it up correctly? If you have the second-order ODE
then the solutions are either exponentials or hyperbolic trig functions (they're equivalent).
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Taking the derivative of this expression with respect to definitely does not give you
This is a very interesting problem, and very similar to the diffusion problem I did with my father for my senior seminar project at Grove City College. The fun part is doing the inverse Laplace Transform! You have to go to the line integral definition and use residue calculus: you get an infinite series solution.


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Sprecher Brewings & Doings – Football 101
24th November 2009
On Saturday the Green Bay Packers held Football 101 "for the ladies." Or, technically, "An NFL Workcamp for Women." This annual ritual takes place on the first day of deer hunting season in Wisconsin. From what I understand, the training camp has taken place for a few years with variations on the theme: introduce women to life in pro football so they gain a greater appreciation for the game. The largest attendance ever, more than 400 women showed up to get some inside tips. In terms of fashion, it was a sea of Packer gear. Ka-ching — royalties galore.
The afternoon started with host Jesse Garcia (WTMJ 4) warming up the crowd before linebacker Brady Poppinga conducted Q & A with wives of some of the players and coaches. Qs included: What is the most romantic thing your husband's ever done? Does your husband help around the house? How did you meet your husband? Standard girl chat, really, but interesting not only because of the public forum, but also because Poppinga's wife was one of the respondents. We learned that these big guys are pretty much like guys. Mason Crosby said "I love you" in Chinese at the end of his wedding vows, which blew his wife away because she had no idea how he learned it and she majored in Chinese in college. We also learned that there are a few things these guys won't do around the house, like take the laundry upstairs, because they "can't risk injury," wink, wink.
Harry Sydney, who played with San Fran and GB and has 3 Super Bowl rings, came and gave a very sophisticated Xs and Os talk. But he did so in response to audience questions, e.g., What's the difference between a skinny post and a rail post?
Finally, all 400+ attendees marched off to the Don Hutson Center for indoor drills — running through obstacles, throwing, kicking, causing and recovering a fumble — much like the NFL combine, wink, wink. Several Packers were on hand to coach the gals: Brett Swain #16, Jeremy Kampinos #7, Jeremy Thompson #99, Korey Hall #35, Josh Sitton #71, and LB Coach Kevin Greene. Big thumbs up to all for their patience and their encouraging words such as, "Pretty Good," and "Alright."
In between all my huffing and puffing (yeah, right), I took a few photos of the guys but they're a bit large so I need to work on scaling them down. Stay tuned. They'll either appear here or on Sprecher's facebook page.


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What's For Dinner? Plus Week 13 Of Our CSA And A Peak At What We're Harvesting At Home!
First up let's take a peak at our CSA bag this week!
We got zucchini, squash, another melon, some more hard necked garlic, more basil, yellow snap beans, fingerling potatoes, peppers, tomatoes and edamame!
The basil went in with the basil from the previous weeks:
How's that for a big bunch of basil! I have used some of it, but still haven't gotten around to drying it yet. Still no room in the freezer for pesto either! That's about 18 inches of basil from one side to the other!
Now let's give you an idea of what's starting to come in in our little front porch container "garden" every few days or so:
Alexis usually munches on what we pick faster than I can get a photograph! Tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, eggplant, jalapeñoes and potatoes! We've also had some bell peppers, a few chick peas that we've been munching on right off the plant, some banana peppers and peas.
If you noticed in the background of the top CSA picture there are some apples that came off our trees. Out of all of our apples that the tree made, we were able to save 6 of them! The deer got the rest. Oh well! I'm going to do a garden update soon...I just need to find the time to sit down and write down what is happening!
Now let's talk about dinner!
Yesterday totally got away from me and I didn't get around to posting What's For Dinner? so I'm going to give you two for the price of one today!
Last night we had barbeque chicken from the slow cooker, roasted fingerling potatoes and fresh tomatoes with ranch dressing.
Tonight we're having turkey cutlets, yellow snap beans, brown rice, tomatoes and cucumbers.
What are you having?
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wow look at all that basil!!!!
Posted by: Gaby at August 12, 2009 7:42 PM
I'm making a chicken salad with a roasted chicken I bought at the store. I pull off the skin and the meat is so tender and moist. I'm putting the chicken on top of romaine lettuce, grilled asparagus, heirloom tomatoes, grilled bell peppers and a homemade balsamic vinaigrette.
Posted by: Noelle Markus at August 12, 2009 8:31 PM
Isn't it though??
I roasted a chicken earlier today. I like to keep one in the fridge to make soup, quesadillas, etc. Lex is a big chicken fan! Your salad sounds fabulous!
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Freja and Arizona Booked the New Chloé Campaign
A day's work together for Arizeja.
Top models — and rumored dating couple — Freja Beha Erichsen and Arizona Muse shot what appears to be part of Chloé's spring 2012 ad campaign this past weekend. The pair were photographed around the Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles, posing and strolling along a sidewalk in striped dresses from the label's spring runway collection. (And Arizona's new hair was styled into a softer bob.) So here's the inevitable question, just to get things started: Is all the smizing and camaraderie just a good case of "acting" for the camera, or a sign of something more lovey-dovey?