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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - January 12, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy and Colder Tonight And Sunday VOLUME 51, NO. 277 U.N Read By Hedda Hopper Starting Monday FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA. MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1VI952 TODAY Cabinet Picking Lots of Fun By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON Favorite polit- ical parlor game in Washington these days is composing imaginary cabinets for President Robert Al- phonso Taft. Under the rules, the theoretical Taft cabinet of the fu- ture is chosen by the usual method, from among the leading men who have most valuably supported the Taft forces in the grim pre-elec- tion struggle. Some typical results of this new pastime are perhaps worth recording. For secretary of state. General of the Army Douglas MacArthur has the lead. No one has played so eminent a role in the Taft pre- convention campaign. No one, seemingly, has contributed more Importantly to the mature Taftian theory of foreign relations. As the leading global thinker in the Taft camp, the general has a prescrip- tive right to this post. FOR SECRETARY OF DE- FENSE, Col. Robert R. McCormick wins hands down. The self-confess- ed inventor of the rifle, a noted stu- dent of military strategy, and above all, the owner of the crucial Illinois delegation, the colonel looks like a natural. For attorney general, Sen. Jo- R. McCarthy is strongly favor- ed. The McCarthy campaign alleged Communist plotters In the government has greatly strengthened the public support for Taft. As attorney general, McCar- thy will make sure that no subver- sives infiltrate the new adminis- tration, and even if his methods of pursuing this approved objec- tive become a trifle excitable, President Taft will be. there to hold Mm in check. For secretary of commerce, Sen. Owen Brewster is first choice. As the great senatorial friend of Pan- American Airways, Sen. Brewster takes a lively interest in civil avia- tion, control of which centers in the Commerce Department. And as the leading Taft lieutenant in the Senate, Brewster ought to have his pick of jobs. FOR SECRETARY OF LABOR, Rep. Fred Hartley, co-author of the Taft-Hartley act, is almost au- tomatically named. About other places there is some dispute. Many favor Sewell Avery for secretary of the treasury, as a conspicuous meeter of pay rolls, but it is also objected that this will make two members of the cabinet from Illinois. Again, most players of the game agree that the Inter- ior Department ought to go to the Right Wing Western Republican who can break Gov. Warren's con- trol of the California delegation in Sen. Taft's favor; but there is argument about who this will be. While some predict that the chief of the China lobby, Alfred Kohlberg, wfll be called to serve as under secretary of state, others assert that Kohlberg will only receive the assistant secretaryship for Far Eastern affairs. Again, there is de- bate whether Brig. Gen Hanford McNider or Maj. Gen Patrick J. Hurley ought to be Sec- retary of the Army. And although John Marshall, who has learned the South's problems at the auc- tions of Southern Republican dele- gates, is widely favored for chair- man of the proposed voluntary Fair Employment Practices Com- mission, others assert that Mar- shall's faithful services merit a higher reward. THESE NAMES, a't lany' rate, are enough to convey the general idea of the Taft cabinet game, which' is strongly tinged with the customary malice of politics in an election year. Obviously no one really expects Sen. Taft to con- struct a cabinet of the sort listed, although some of the men men- tioned, such as Gen. MacArthur, might weH be called to serve un- der President Taft. Nonetheless, these imagined lists of Taft cabinet members conceal a point of enduring -meaning for the coming election. The truth is that all of the men named above wfll have most important claims on Sen. Taft if he wins the Presi- dency. The further truth is that ai the moment, these men and others like them are the most-conspicu- ous figures in the Taft camp. And this in turn must constitute a seri- 6ns dilemma for Sen. Taft. vON THE ONE HAND, the sena tor does not really agree, so far as the record shows, with all that said and believed by these emi- nent supporters of his, even in- cluding Gen. MacArthur. He can independence of an of them; he can even repudiate some of them, before convention ,time comes. He will then stand (ContimMd on tl. Column 8. ._ ALSOPS Mr. And Mrs. Eugene Callahan, Mankato, Minn., hold their 18-day-old son who was returned to them in New Ulm, Minn., after being kidnaped and held for 17 hours. Police said Mrs. Leonard Scheid, about 35, has admitted kidnaping the baby to re- place one she lost four months ago through miscarriage. (A.P. Superior Protests Air Maneuvers Over City SUPERIOR, Wis. Bl-A collision of two Air Force fighter planes over downtown Superior Friday brought a protest from City Manager Jobert E. Baumberger over "simulated dogfights." There were no serious casualties in the crash. Baumberger said Friday night he had lodged a formal protest with the Air Force and added, "Superior residents are up in arms over this performance. They don't like to be made subjects of the whims and antics of these pilots. It's something that has to be stopped if we have Floating Debris Found in Search For Pacific Ship SEATTLE UPl-Spurred by the finding of debris and floating car- go, air and sea searchers pointed oward a smaller area southeast of the spot where the freighter Pennsylvania and its 45-man crew ast were heard from Wednesday. The floating material, sighted by both aircraft and surface vessels, was found in a region 24' to 34 miles south and southeast of the ast known position of the disabled ship. It resulted in immediate change of plans, cutting down the search area from the square miles covered yesterday to a 60 by 60 mile square miles) area to- day. Moderating seas and warmer weather were seen as major help in the task of finding the crewmen who took to their, lifeboats Wed- nesday evening in 35 degree tem- peratures and high seas kicked up by 40-mile winds. 20 More Jap War Criminals Paroled TOKYO more Japa- nese war criminals serving 10 to 12 year sentences were ordered paroled Jan. 22 from Sugamo pris- on, the supreme command's legal section announced today. The releases will bring to 575 the number of war criminals freed under supervision by the com- mand's parole plan. to go to Washington about it." Six F-51s from the 109th inter- ceptor unit based at Wold-Cham- berlain air field at Minneapolis were flying at feet over Su- perior shortly before noon when two of the ships clipped wings. Both Pilots Safe .CaptvDavid. W. ,5Winn, 28, Min- neapolis, parachuted put' of his damaged plane, suffering a gash on his forehead on hitting the ground. His plane crashed into a yard and burst into flame. Am- munition exploded but no specta- tors were hurt. The other pilot, Capt. Laudell Hames, 28, also of Minneapolis, brought his ship down in a belly landing on ice of St. Louis Bay. He was unhurt. Baumberger said he had wired this protest to Capt. Karl Waldron, Minneapolis, commander of the 109th: "I wish to protest that your planes are endangering the lives and property of the people of Su- perior. Will you please send a com- plete explanation of the reason why your planes continued to frighten citizens here today after one ship had crashed into our Unfortunate Mishap (Baumberger referred to the fact the remaining planes hover- ed over the scene to determine the fate of Winn's ship.) "I also wish to know what re- tribution will be made and what action taken to prevent similar oc- currences over this said the city manager. Capt Waldron denied the crash was due to any "whims" of the pilots. He said it was an "unfor- tunate mishap." Capt. H. Ross Miller of the 179th fighter-interceptor unit stationed at Duluth, said a board of inquiry would be named to study the cause of the collision. Mrs. Leonard Scheid Black Market Angle of Baby Theft Probed MANKATO, Minn. A 35- year-old New Ulm woman, thwart- ed in motherhood, was held here without charge today after the re- turn of an infant kidnap- ed Thursday from a Mankato home. Mrs. Leonard Scheid told officers she was "desperate for a child" when sh'e took the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callahan at gun- point after locking the mother and another of the Callahan's six chil- dren in a clothes' closet. Ed Larson, New Ulm police chief, who recovered the infant and took Mrs. Scheid into custody, said she told this story: Four months ago she lost her own baby through a miscarriage. Later she struck up a conversation with a woman she knew only as a Alice" from Springfield, lyrjnn ia-Ia New .Ulm. tavern. "Mrs. Alice" told her many il- legitimate babies were being born in Minneapolis and she could ob- tain one for Mrs. Scheid. In vary- ing amounts, Mrs. Scheid paid the woman more than gained by selling bonds owned by Scheid and by leaving household bills unpaid. When "Mrs. Alice" failed to pro- duce the baby, as promised, on Wednesday, Mrs. Scheid decided to act on her own. She had the Callahan's name from a list of re- cent births. Taking a .38 calibre pistol and using her husband's car, she drove to the Callahan home, 28 miles from New Ulm. There, after chat- ting a while with Mrs. Callahan, she produced the pistol, locked the mother in a closet and went home with the baby. One bullet was fired from the pistoL It went through a bedroom wall at the Callahan home. Mrs. Scheid said the weapon's discharge was accidental. The Callahan baby, still unnam- ed, was reported in good condition after his return to the parents. Chief Larson was alerted by neighbors of Mrs. Scheid in whom she confided. Later yesterday, the woman herself, alarmed over the furore caused by the abduction, called police also. When New Ulm officers reached the neat Scheid apartment, the Cal- lahan infant was found in a new bassinet, dressed in clothing Mrs. Scheid had purchased in anticipa- tion of her own child's arrival. Scheid, a railroad section band, was absolved of complicity in the affair. He told police his wife in- formed him she took the family car to go to Mankato to see a doctor. Military Chiefs Finish Plan for Southeast Asia Recommendations Will Go to Heads Of State for Action WASHINGTON The military chiefs of the major Pacific nations have completed consideration of specific measures to head off a threatened Chinese Red invasion of Indo-China. What these steps are for meet- ing the growing Red threat to Southeast Asia is veiled in deep they are said to be firm. Gen. Omar Bradley, the U.S. chief who presided over the mili- tary meetings, urged the conferees to such strict secrecy their one- day session yesterday closed with neither a communique nor com- ment from the participants. But the military leaders are known in informed official qusi- ters to have reached basic under- standing on some recommenda- tions. Only their political superiors can translate these into specific measures called for by President Truman and British Prime Minis- ter Churchill in their talks here this week. The communique issued after the Churchill-Truman talks stated the purpose of the conference, attended by the staff chiefs of Britain, France the U. S. and observers from Australia, New Zealand and Canada. The informants said the recom- mendations considered followed these general lines. 1. All the free nations with stakes in Southeast Asia should give prompt and wholehearted sup- port to any French appeal to the United Nations in the event Red China moves directly into the Indo- A Lone Merchant, clearing the sidewalk in front of his store on Main St., is dwarfed by banks of snow in the blizzard-ridden town of Dunsmuir, Calif. The area, near Mt. Shasta, was in the second day of the storm with no sign of a let-up. (A.P. Wirephoto.) Russians Counting On Break Between U. S. Britain EDDY GILMORE Dy EWW t i MOSCOW UB-It is apparent here today that Russia is watching results of BrifeT Prime Minister Churchill's Washington talks wife fflterest and it long has been clear the Soviet Union would not rebuff him if he wanted to come on a tension-easing mission to Moscow Since Churchill took office as prime minister nearly three months ago the Soviet press has refrained from objectionable criticism of him China strife which she has support-, ton is based mostly on what Amer- ed and kept stirred up for several years. 2. Consideration should be given to the rendering of ah- and naval assistance in the event of an open invasion. The U. S. chiefs, in par- ticular, have fought shy of sug- gesting any American commitment to send ground troops into Indo- China short of a decision to risk a general war in Asia. 3. The democratic powers should avoid giving Red China any pretext for direct intervention in Southeast Asia. 4. Closer liaison should be estab- lished between the political and military authorities of the various nations and controlling powers in Southeast Asia, looking toward the eventual formation of an Allied high command in that area if the threat continued. 5. The fullest utilization of such machinery as is expected to evolve from the U.S. security pacts (now before the Senate for ratification) with Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. 6. Indo-China must continue to get a Mgh priority of arms from the U.S. a Stalin Reported Seriously 111 After Operation AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands The usually well informed Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotter- damse Courant said today Prime Minister Stalin of Russia under- went an operation fo? heart trou- ble, Dec. 19, two days before his 72nd birthday. His health has been declining since, the paper said. Quoting from Russian embassy sources in Berlin, the paper added that Sta- lin now is in a sanatorium near Gori, his hometown in Georgia, and that members of the politburo have gone there. French Honor DeTassigny PARIS French govern- ment today gave the posthumous title of marshal of France, the na- tion's highest honor, to old soldier Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. The 61-year-old general, 'com- mander in chief and high com- missioner to Indo-China, died late yesterday. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and to- night and Sunday. Colder tonight. Low tonight 12 in city, 8 in coun- try; high Sunday afternoon 20. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 Firemen Scatter smoldering ruins of an F-51 Air Force fighter plane that crashed in the back- yard of a Superior, Wis., residence Friday fol- lowing a mid-air collision during 'maneuvers..Tho pilot bailed out Pflot of a second plane made a safe landing on Lake Superior ice. (A.P. Wire- photo to The Republican-Herald.) hours ending at 12 m. today: 41? 17; noon, 27; precipitation, sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at Additional weather on Page 14. Comment on his trip to Washing- lean papers have said about it. But the Russians seem more con- vinced that there are fundamental "antagonisms" between Britain and the United States and they will be surprised if any real bet- tering of relations between the two countries results from Churchill's trip. Lately the Soviet press has been reporting that Britons are learning they are gaining little if anything from close association with the United States. These reports say British work- ers and a large section of the in- telligentsia admire the Soviet Un- ion and would like to be more friendly with her. Urge Trade Pact The Russians are constantly sug- gesting both nations would profit from a long term trade agreement between Britain and the Soviet Un- ion. Quoting largely from the Amer- ican press, the Russians have been reporting Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden traveled to the United States for these rea- sons: 1. To work out a common policy toward the Soviet Union. 2. To agree on how to pro- ceed in the Arab-Asian belt from the Near East to the Far East. 3. To reach agreement on a European army (which the United States approves but which Britain has declined to join.) 4. To alter Britain's policy toward .Communist China and, if necessary, to break off Brit- ish diplomatic relations with Mao Tze-tung. 5. To eliminate differences in their policies toward >Iran, Egypt and other countries. In all its reports, the Russian agency, Tass, has listed the work- ing out of a common British-Amer- ican policy toward the Soviet Un- ion as the first of these problems. The Russians believe serious dif- ferences have developed between Britain and the United States in the past two years and they see nothing that is going to ease them. Not Denounced At any rate, Churchill has not been denounced for calling on President Truman and the Russians are probably saying to themselves, "Well, let's wait and see what is going to happen, for those two cannot get along forev- er." Izvestia, the Russian government newspaper, also saw "deep, inter- nal contradictions" today In the North Atlantic alliance. The French government crisis, it said, reflects growing resistance by the French and Western Europeans in general to American "war 'pol- icy." American government leaders are seriously concerned about the rift and are angry but are not completely in control of events, Iz- vestia said. Both officially and in newspap- ers, an attack was renewed on the United States. Justice Has Five Children On His Hands ANTIOCH, Calif, o the Peace Yates Hamm has five children on-his hands today all be cause of some girlish pin curls. The children, aged 3 to 11, wer given to the judge by Mr. anlution introduced by Secretary of State Dean Acheson. It further strengthens the veto- free U. N. General Assembly in meeting threats to peace, such as the Korean outbreak, when the se- curity council finds itself ham- strung by the big-power veto, used most frequently by the Soviet Un- on. The resolution would permit the United Nations to call on regional security forces, such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to meet aggression any- where. Five Negative Votes Soviet bloc countries cast the live negative ballots. Argentina, India and Indonesia abstained. Western statesmen recently have expressed pointed remarks by Soviet Foreign Min- ister Andrei the Communists might try to step up their push in Southeast Asia. The assembly also adopted an- other resolution which recom- mends a high level meeting of the security council whenever such a conference promises to be fruitful, "to cr "ider what measures might ensure the removal of the tension at present existing, in international relations and the establishment of friendly relations between coun- tries-" i The vote on this was 57 to 0 with 2 abstentions. The resolution is an outgrowth of Russia's attempts to have an immediate top-drawer security council meeting give the Korean armistice negotiators a helping hand. The version adopted was a Western substitute for the Soviet one. It omits any reference to the Korean war. Ban Proposed Later today Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky proposed the simultane- ous prohibition of atomic weapons and international control of atomic energy. This was an attempt to meet Western refusals to accept a ban on the bombs without con- trols. Vishinsky also proposed in the U.N. political committee that the international control organization to be established would have con- tinuous supervision of regulations prohibiting the atomic weapons and all other control features. He repeated his previous de- mands for a world arms confer- ence but suggested the date be July 15, 1952 instead of June 1952. He also accepted the name of the new disarmament commission as created by the U. N. instead of the long name he Com- mission for Atomic Energy and Conventional Armaments. Dutch Get Coffee Without Rationing THE HAGUE, The Netherlands Holland's favorite bev- erage and the last item on the postwar ration list, was deration- ed today. The ration had been [1U IV gQ; lOQciy. .Lije uan With that the Bartons stalked about 4V4 ounces per person ey 'cry six weeks. Mrs. Amos Birtcwi ;
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Truth be told, every 2012 Hyundai model save for the Elantra Touring already had a brake override system fitted. So why the announcement, and why now? Well, other than just tweaking Toyota, whose unintended acceleration problems led to widespread recalls, a Congressional investigation, and prompted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to propose requiring brake override systems on all new cars, the announcement likely has more to do with the end of Elantra Touring production than it does with anything else.
The old Hyundai i30, on which the Elantra Touring was based, has been redesigned, and reviews of the new model have already started showing up on foreign automotive websites. We won't get our version of the i30, dubbed Elantra GT here in the U.S., until later in the summer.
We'll be driving the GT in June and we promise to issue a full report, though we're going to try to avoid testing this new technology.
Hyundai Bolsters Its Safety Leadership Record with all Models Providing Brake Pedal Throttle Override Capability
COSTA MESA, May 2, 2012 – Hyundai continues its practice of providing critical safety technologies to its customers well before government mandates come into effect with all models now offering brake pedal electronic throttle override capability.
The government mandate for brake pedal throttle override capability, a component of FMVSS 124 (Accelerator Control Systems), has been under consideration by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). However, its final approval and subsequent timing have yet to be determined. Hyundai development teams have been less concerned about final government mandate timing, focusing instead on the immediate safety and assurance of their customers.
Beginning with May 2012 production, fully 100 percent of all U.S. Hyundai models now provide the assuring safeguard of brake pedal throttle override capability. This advanced safety feature implementation by Hyundai remains many months and possibly years before the final government mandate, if approved.

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text: Politics 22 September 2011 In this week's New Statesman: The 50 people who matter The world's most influential people | Ed Miliband interview | John Pilger on Westfield | Oliver Kamm Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML In this week's New Statesman we publish our annual survey of the world's 50 most influential people, including Ai Weiwei, David Petraeus, Christine Lagarde, and Tim Cook. Pick up a copy of the magazine (out today in London and the rest of the country tomorrow) to find out who knocked Rupert Murdoch off the top spot. Also this week, ahead of Labour's annual conference, we feature a series of interviews with some of the party's most influential figures. Ed Miliband speaks to Mehdi Hasan and explains why he's "ripping up the rule book", Tom Watson, the hero of the hacking scandal, tells Jon Bernstein what he's got planned next for News Corporation, and in a moving and poignant interview with Jonathan Derbyshire, New Labour pollster Philip Gould, who is dying of cancer, ponders what lies ahead for his beloved party. Elsewhere, Stewart Wood, one of Ed Miliband's closest strategists, offers an intellectual routemap for the post-neoliberal era, Rafael Behr argues that the problem of "hung politics" is unresolved, and Alice Miles questions whether Amanda Knox is really guilty of murder. All this, plus John Pilger on why the Westfield shopping centre reminds him of violence, Oliver Kamm on why the euro is essential and here to stay, and Laurie Penny on what she learned when she travelled to the Arctic. › That's the sound of swing voters swinging away from Obama George Eaton is political editor of the New Statesman. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Are the Conservatives trying to change the rules of politics so they never lose again? Freedom of movement didn't start with the EU - it's the norm for Britain The Brexit effect: The fall in EU migration spells trouble for the UK


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On gm truck/suv factory tint on them is 30% making 35% as close to factory match as you can get. It's just a little lighter witch is good on front windows.
On gm truck/suv factory tint on them is 30% making 35% as close to factory match as you can get. It's just a little lighter witch is good on front windows.
Me and my roommate drove up to
Ny in a rental for a wedding this weekend. Rented a cadillac xts. Nice car. Wouldn't trade mine for it, nor would he trade his cts. Either way, the glass has a factory tint of 70% so now I have an idea of what it looks like. Ill snap a couple of pics so people can see for future reference but you wouldn't think it was tinted looking at it. Think I'm just gonna tint mine at 50% and risk it. Should be alright.
The place nearest me that does the llumar f1 pinnacle series ceramic tint quoted me $295 for all but the windshield. I asked if llumar made that film in a 100% tint, in other words letting all light in (for the windshield) she said yes, and that the factory glass blocks out 30% of uv rays as it is being that its tempered glass. I asked what adding the clear film would do, she said it would bump it up to 99%. Like I said I'm doing this to protect my interior. So the 50% on the sides and back with the clear for the windshield makes it $400 even. I'm doing it. Also still have the pics of the factory 70% tint from the xts which ill upload when I'm on my computer.
I can't upload a picture that can actually be seen without a magnifying glass on this website so if anyone is interested in seeing what the factory 70% tint looks like, hit me up. It even says on the glass 70%.
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I think all new cars our at least gm ones are 70% right from the factory. I know my 11 chevy truck is. it's just to block the uv and glare at night.
I have 35% tint on both cars in upstate NY, the legal percent isn't worth the effort. Some tint materials will reduce radio reception in the AM band so if you listen to AM ask the tinter which is best.
the ceramic won't affect radio reception. It's the metallic ones that are supposed to interfere. And you're right about it not being worth it. I'm going with the 50%. I really feel like I see a bunch of people doing it anyway as it is. I don't think its heavily enforced in NYC. Even if I'm pulled over, I'll flash the PBA card and I should be straight. By the way, I'm an idiot. the same factory tint on the XTS is on my car. If you look at the little writing on the glass you'll see something that says TRAN 70% or something like that.
If I were you I would go with 35% I have it on all my cars and have on issues in pa. 50% is still very light and you will want darker. Just do 35% and be done with it.
I'd love to but I'm afraid I'd be attracting too much attention in ny where 70% is the legal limit.
I'm telling you every one runs 35% and 70% is stock no tint at all just uv reducers. Your driving a caddy not a busted Honda civic with limo tint on it. Pa is a 0% tint state and I have never had a ticket for tint. It's the same fine for any tint so might as well pay for tint that looks like tint.
ah just looked it up. Didn't realize PA tint laws are even stricter than NY. 70% all around for PA. NY is 70% except the back is any tint desired. Can you show me what your car looks like with the 35% please. Thanks man. If it doesn't look too dramatically, attention grabbingly dark I'll go 35.
Pm me your email and I will send you some pics of it.
Here's my XTS with newly 35% tinted windows all around.
Congrats on the car. Looks good. thanks for the pics. I see you're in the garage there. I'm guessing when it's outside in the sun, it doesn't look as dark? because if that's basically how it's gonna look in general, I think I'll be attracting way too much NYPD attention.
Here is mine with 35% on all windows. The rear ones look darker because the rear window is tinted.
Thanks. Yes, in garage and in the sun it doesn't look as dark. Supposed to be sunny here tomorrow so I'll take a few pics then and post.Originally Posted by Guy.Seminerio


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Satay Peanut Sauce
You may substitute a commercial Thai red-curry spice paste for the one made in the first step.
- Servings: 4
Source: Martha Stewart Living, January 1998
For the sauce:
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 1 tablespoon tamarind pulp
- 1 tablespoon granulated white, or palm sugar
- 1 teaspoon fish sauce
- 2/3 cup coconut milk
- 2 cups unsalted roasted peanuts, crushed
For the spice paste:
- 6 dried red chiles, soaked in water
- 6 cloves garlic, peeled and sliced
- 3 shallots, peeled and sliced
- 2 stalks lemongrass, outer leaves removed and roughly chopped
- 1 half-inch piece ginger, peeled and chopped
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
Finely chop the chiles, garlic, shallots, lemongrass, ginger, coriander seeds, and cumin seeds. Place in a mini food processor or blender, and process until fine.
Heat the oil, and fry spice paste for several minutes. Add the tamarind pulp, sugar, and fish sauce; simmer 2 minutes more.
Add 2/3 cup water and the coconut milk, and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat; add crushed peanuts. Mix thoroughly, and remove from heat. Serve.


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The Humanity of Thucydides
Thucydides has long been celebrated for the unflinching realism of his presentation of political life. And yet, as some scholars have asserted, his work also displays a profound humanity. In the first thorough exploration of the relation between these two traits, Clifford Orwin argues that Thucydides' humanity is not a reflection of the author's temperament but an aspect of his thought, above all of his articulation of the central problem of political life, the tension between right and compulsion.
This book provides the most complete treatment to date of Thucydides' handling of the problem of injustice, as well as the most extensive interpretations yet of the speeches in which it comes to light. Thucydides does not merely display the weakness of justice in the world, but joins his characters in exploring the implications of this weakness for our understanding of what justice is. Orwin pursues this question through Thucydides' work and relates it to the historian's other leading concerns, such as the contrast between the Athenian way and the Spartan way, the role of piety in political life, the interaction of foreign and domestic politics, and the role of statesmanship in a world dominated by frenzies of hope, fear, and indignation. Above all, Orwin demonstrates the richness, complexity, and daring of Thucydides' articulation of these issues.
"Orwin has given us an important, provocative, and ultimately unsettling new book on Thucydides. . . . [A] valuable piece of scholarship. It asks important questions, marshaling an impressive breadth and depth of learning."--Geoff Bakewell, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
"[Orwin] allows us to see Thucydides' entire work in a fresh light. No one who reads this carefully crafted, wittily written study will emerge with his or her vision unchanged. . . . Orwin is in full control of the secondary literature on Thucydides, his handling of the philological questions is magisterial, and if the passages that he discusses are familiar, his treatment of them is not. This may be the best book to appear on the subject thus far, and given the quality of the secondary literature produced in the last half-century, that is saying a lot."--Paul A. Rahe, American Historical Review
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Were you amazed too at how quickly that awful Navy Yard shooting came and went on our public stage? No presidential talk about how he could have been a son. Just the usual preachy paeans about guns and violence. Oh, and how we need another national debate.
Well, there's a new Gallup Poll out showing that Americans have figured this one out so much faster than their so-called public servants, who want to duck the real issue because they might have to do some honest-to-goodness leadership work.
Forget the embarrassing sloppiness of the media getting just about everything wrong in its breaking news coverage.
Here's what happened: The Seattle police didn't tell the Navy clearance people that the shooter's 2004 arrest involved a gun, with him shooting out the tires of an antagonist's car. The Navy police didn't pass on signs of trouble from the shooter's mysterious voices episode in a Rhode Island motel. The shooter's employer didn't uncover his troubles.
So, this 34-year-old man with a long history of violence involving firearms and admissions to Navy authorities that someone was targeting him with microwaves and talking at him through the walls got a Secret clearance and pass to work in the Navy Yard.
Then he could walk into a Virginia gun store and in the absence of so much derogatory information, pass a background check to follow Vice President Joe Biden's weird advice to buy himself a shotgun. The shooter carried it to work and, with the help of some fallen guards' handguns, proceeded to kill 12 innocent civilians.
President Obama was busy at the time, fanning the flames of Washington partisanship that he so skillfully denounced back in 2007-08. Yes, a dozen federal employees died, but that can't get in the way of more denunciations of Republicans. Because that's the fight he wants this fall to set up the fight he wants for next fall and the midterm elections.
America has seen 78 fatal shootings of four or more people since 1983, according to federal statistics. These lead to the deaths of 547.
The overwhelming majority of these shootings involved, to put it bluntly, crazy people. Deranged. Mentally unstable. Men usually who are living in a fantasy universe inside their own head, prompting them to lash out and kill others.
It's sad for them for sure. But sadder for their victims. Obviously, not every mentally-troubled person is a homicidal maniac ready to explode. But most of those who do explode are unstable.
Maybe after 1,708 days we should be accustomed to a lack of leadership from this White House. But wouldn't you think real leaders would be interested in addressing the real problem?
Yes, of course, the mentally ill have civil rights.
But so does the overwhelming majority of Americans have a civil right to peacefully pursue their own lives. What happened to their rights?
We need a much better system of filtering out the dangerous mentally ill from the mentally ill, free of the political correctness fears or inattention that lets the Jared Loughners and Aaron Alexises wander about to do their awful mayhem. Not to mention the Fort Hood shooter.
Wouldn't you think that a government geared to collect and sift pretty much every domestic phone number on either end of all calls and every email involving key words could figure out how to have the Seattle police use the word "gun" in its incident summary of someone undergoing a secret federal clearance? Doesn't that seem more immediately relevant than additional attempted regulating of hundreds of millions of firearms?
Today's politicians don't take on the real issue of mental illness because it's tinged with political correctness. That would take courage. It's so much easier to fight over guns and restrictions. Everyone knows nothing will happen. But talk, talk, talk on gun rights and gun controls keeps their bases in line and the donations flowing.
Now, here comes Gallup reporting post-Navy Yard that more than three-quarters of Americans (80%) blame the mental health system "a great deal" or "a fair amount" for mass shootings for failing to identify those who are a danger to others. At the same time those blaming "easy access to guns" has dropped from nearly half (46%) to 40% during the last 20 months.
Today, 37% blame drug use for the killings, down from 42% in January, 2011. About the same 32% as 2011 blame violent movies, games and song lyrics, while 29% blame either insufficient building security or Internet extremism, down from 32%.
Inflammatory language by unidentified 'prominent political commentators' gets blamed by 18%, down a hair from 19% in 2011.
It's tempting to say that ignoring the genuine mental health problems in favor of more politically expedient, media-genic fights is insane. But we won't.
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Multidimensional Fuzzy Poverty And Pro-Poor Growth Measures In Nonmonetary Dimensions In Egypt Between 1995 And 2005
The main goal of this paper is to adopt a multidimensional approach to poverty that goes beyond focusing on a unidimensional measure of income or expenditure when attempting to ascertain the main aspects of the living conditions of households. In order to obtain multidimensional poverty measures the paper uses an approach based on fuzzy sets. This methodology is applied to data from the Demographic and Health Surveys for the years 1995 and 2005 in order to obtain an aggregated index of the Standard of Living for each household. The evolution of the Standard of Living of households between 1995 and 2005 as well as the uneven progress registered in the index of education as assessed by Egyptian HDR (2008) lead us to investigate the impact of non- income growth on poverty. Thus, following the study of Grosse et al. (2008), extended growth incidence curves (Ravallion and Chen, 2003) are applied to the index of the Standard of Living and to education in order to assess if progress has been biased in favour of the poor.
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Labour MEPs oppose "secret vote" on EU budget deal
In a statement released tonight, Labour's MEPs rejected the proposal put forward by ally Martin Schulz:
"Labour MEPs do not support the idea of a secret ballot on the MFF as proposed by Martin Schulz. We believe that a vote as important as this should be conducted in the most transparent way possible.
"Labour MEPs welcome some of the savings that have been made in these negotiations so far. However, we still believe this is a wasted opportunity to really reform the EU's budget.
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Tennis players live in a world in which age is more or less double-counted. Sixteen-year-olds are all grown up and 26 is middle-aged, so the 36-year-old Wayne Arthurs is probably due a telegram from the Queen soon. Yesterday, though, this Australian veteran beat the No11 seed Tommy Robredo 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 and by a quirk of the draw plays 35-year-old Jonas Bjorkman next, in what will be a battle of the positively ancient warriors.
"I don't think we're allowed to play before Monday because the Over-35s [tournament] doesn't start until next week," said Arthurs, who was met as he came off Court 17 by two Australians who work as men's locker-room attendants and who had helpfully brought a wheelchair out with his name stuck on the back.
The Australian sense of humour can be as robust as its sportsmen. They breed them hardy there, which is why no one should be surprised to see Arthurs in the third round of the tournament he says is his last. He is one of two Australian men through to that stage, along with Lleyton Hewitt, although they were very nearly joined by Chris Guccione, who led the No6 seed Nikolay Davydenko by two sets to love before losing 3-6, 5-7, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2.
Guccione is known as Gooch, thus adding credence to the theory that, by an invisible article of Australian law, all sportsmen from the Antipodes have to have nicknames - just ask the cricketer Adam "Gilly" Gilchrist, who was there to watch his countrymen win yesterday. Hewitt is known as Rusty though he looked anything but in beating the unheralded Italian Simone Bolelli 6-2, 6-2, 6-1.
Arthurs played to shouts of "Go Wayno" but he is a quietly spoken, intelligent family man who is a long way from the brash stereotype beloved of those whose knowledge of Australian culture stops at Neighbours.
He is also a remarkably good grass-court player and on his late-blooming singles debut at Wimbledon in 1999 went 111 games without dropping his serve en route to the last 16. He has made eight visits to the All England Club since but, until now, has never recaptured that form.
This year, though, with his parents, his partner Caroline and baby daughter Amber in tow, he has returned with a determined glint in his eye. He had to come through qualifying, just as he did in 1999, and came from two sets down in his first-round win over the 18-year-old Dutchman Thiemo de Bakker, but those battling qualities were not really needed against Robredo once his giant lefty serve and neat, unfussy volleys found their mark.
Arthurs's swansong is turning out to be a happy contrast to his miserable goodbye to the Australian Open in January, where he was forced to retire from his home grand slam tournament with tears streaming down his cheeks after a pain-killing injection administered for a hip injury before his third-round match against Mardy Fish hit a femoral nerve and temporarily paralysed him. Having been stymied by a freakishly cruel occurrence there he is ending his career in London, the city he lived in for nine years.
"I was probably close to calling it a day in Australia, it's just that the circumstances weren't right for me," said Arthurs. "And coming back here, it's always been my favourite tournament and it's been a good decision."
Arthurs is not the only Antipodean for whom London has been a temporary home and every Australian within a 10-mile radius seemed to be on Court 17 to cheer him on yesterday, as well they should. They cheer for Hewitt, too, of course, especially when he plays as well as he did yesterday, but Arthurs enjoys the special affection that Australians reserve for underdogs, an affection which has deepened as he has got older.
He will not be favourite against Bjorkman either - the Swede was a surprise semi-finalist at Wimbledon last year - though he will be spurred on by the history the two old stagers share.
"We've had a few run-ins in the past," said Arthurs. "He hit me pretty hard in the nether regions in Davis Cup probably three or four years ago." Age does not appear to have dampened the competitive fire in Arthurs. He is an Aussie battler to his ageing bones.


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LONDON — Heather Mills says she is the victim of a campaign of vilification by the press as she divorces Paul McCartney.
"There is a huge agenda behind trying to destroy me and put me down," Mills told British Broadcasting Corp. television Thursday.
The 39-year-old activist has complained of being harassed and vilified by the media — and of receiving death threats — since she and McCartney, 64, separated last May after four years of marriage. The couple, who have a 3-year-old daughter, Beatrice, began divorce proceedings in July.
"I'm not a publicity seeker ... I haven't gone 'round promoting things to finance my own pockets," Mills said during an interview to promote a campaign against the use of farrowing crates in pig farming.
"But there are huge powers, I don't have that powerful system that he has," she said. "There are huge powers that create these things for reasons of their own."
Nonetheless, she said: "I'll always love Paul."
"He's the father of my child and I'll always have strong feelings for him."
Slideshow: Celebrity Sightings Mills began legal action against a number of media outlets after disparaging claims about the former Beatle — alleged to have been contained in divorce court papers drawn up on her behalf — were reported in the press.
She told the BBC she plans to campaign for a new law against press intrusion.
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Also Thursday, police in Hove, southern England, said they were dealing with a "disproportionate" number of calls from Mills.
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"We are duty-bound to respond, but clearly people who make lots of calls to the police run the risk of being treated as the little boy who cried wolf," he said.
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Automatic Detection of Off-Task Behaviors in Intelligent Tutoring Systems with Machine Learning Techniques
Table 1. Details of Observed Data for On-Task and Off-Task Behaviors
Table 2. Details about the Training and Test Splits of the Observed Data for On-Task and Off-Task Behaviors
4.1.1 Time Only Modeling ( ) Modeling students' off-task behaviors just by considering the time taken on an action has been considered a useful approach in the prior work [ 4], [ 7], [ 22]. This modeling approach only considers time-related features as a good discriminator of on-task and off-task behaviors. Setting a cutoff on how much time an action/problem should take and categorizing all actions that last longer than that cutoff is one of the simplest and most intuitive ways that have previously been applied to determine whether a student is reading hints carefully [ 22], to determine whether a student is using guessing to solve a problem [ 7], and by Baker as a baseline for his multifeature off-task detection model in his recent work [ 2]. Baker uses an absolute time feature which is the time that the action of interest takes the user as well as a relative time feature that is expressed in terms of the number of standard deviations the actions' time was faster or slower than the mean time that actions take for all other students. Idea of relative time features is also quite intuitive since some actions/problems might take more time for many students while others take relatively much less time depending on factors such as difficulty level, familiarity, etc.
In this work, both an absolute time feature and a relative time feature are used for time only modeling. The relative time feature used in this work is defined as the time spent by a user minus the average time spent on the same problem by all other students.
Time only modeling in this work serves as the baseline for all other models and will be referred as .
4.1.2 Time and Performance-Based Modeling ( ) Time-related features are useful in many situations; however, there are lots of other possible data that can be good indicators of off-task behaviors such as the probability that the student possesses the prior knowledge to answer the given question correctly. The percentage of correctness across all previous problems for a student has recently been used as an indicator of this feature for off-task gaming behavior detection [ 27] and a similar measure has been used in Baker's recent off-task behavior detection effort [ 2].
In addition to two time features that have been mentioned, this modeling approach incorporates eight more features consisting of four main features each of which has one absolute and one relative version that are calculated by student's feature value minus the mean feature value across all students for the current worksheet. These eight new features are used as a measure of the probability that the student knew the skills asked in a question. The first feature is the percentage of correct answers so far in a problem solving worksheet. Each problem solving worksheet consists of 12 math word problems and a problem is counted as correct only if all question boxes for the problem are filled correctly. The percentage of correctly solved problems up to a current problem in a worksheet is a good indicator of students' success for the current problem. Second, third, and fourth features help to assess students' partial skills that are needed for the solution of a problem when they cannot give a full answer. Such partial skills for a problem include answers to 1) diagram boxes which check students' mapping of the information given in a problem into an abstract model, 2) an equation box which checks whether a student can form a correct equation from the information given in a problem, and 3) a final answer box which checks whether a student can solve the asked unknown in a problem correctly. The corresponding features are percentage of correct diagram answers so far, percentage of correct equation box answers so far, and percentage of final answers so far. The values of these features are calculated for a current problem solving worksheet and provide the percentage of correct answers given by a student for the associated partial skill boxes (of each feature) of all the solved problems of the current worksheet.
The approach that uses time and performance features will be referred as .
4.1.3 Time, Performance, and Mouse-Tracking-Based Modeling ( ) Incorporation of performance features into the time only modeling is an effective way of improving the off-task behavior detector; however, there is still more room to improve. Both time-only modeling and time and performance-based modeling approaches ignore an important data source: mouse movement. Students are almost always in interaction with mouse when using the tutoring systems. As far as we know, there is very limited prior research on the detection of gaming the system or off-task behaviors that utilize mouse tracking data [ 10], [ 13]. More details about the prior work on this modeling approach, as well as utilizing mouse tracking data, can be found in Section 1.
In addition to the two time features and eight performance-related features that have been mentioned, this modeling approach incorporates six more features consisting of three main features each of which has one absolute and one relative version that are used as mouse tracking data. The first feature is the maximum mouse off time in a problem, which provides the knowledge of the biggest time interval (in seconds) in which mouse is not used for a current problem. Second and third mouse tracking features are the average x movement and average y movement, respectively. They basically assess the average number of pixels the mouse is moved along the x and y-axes in 0.2 second intervals. Two versions of all mouse movement features are used (i.e., absolute and relative).
The approach that uses time, performance, and mouse tracking features will be referred as .
Table 3. Details about the Mean Average Number of Relative and Personal Data per Student
1. How effective are the following three models compared to each other: 1) model that utilizes time features, 2) model that utilizes time and performance features, and 3) model that utilizes time, performance, and mouse tracking features?
2. How effective is the approach of utilizing the Ridge Regression technique to estimate the model parameters?
3. How effective is the approach of utilizing personalization?
Table 4. Results of the Nonpersonalized Version of Model in Comparison to Nonpersonalized Versions of and Models
Table 5. Results of the Personalized Version of Model in Comparison to Personalized Versions of and Models
Table 6. Results of the Least-Squares Version of the Personalized Version of All Models in Comparison to Nonpersonalized Versions of All Models
Table 7. Results of the Ridge Regression Version of the Personalized and Nonpersonalized Versions of All Models in Comparison to the Least-Squares Version of the Nonpersonalized Version of All Models
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Suleyman Cetintas received the BS degree in computer engineering from Bilkent University, Turkey. He is currently working toward the PhD degree in computer science at Purdue University. His primary interests include the areas of information retrieval, machine learning, intelligent tutoring systems, and text mining. He has also worked in the area of privacy preserving data mining. He is a member of the ACM, ACM SIGIR, and the International Artificial Intelligence in Education (IAIED) Society.
Luo Si received the PhD degree from Carnegie Mellon University in 2006. He is an assistant professor in the Computer Science Department and the Statistics Department (by courtesy) at Purdue University. His main research interests include information retrieval, knowledge management, machine learning, intelligent tutoring systems, and text mining. His research has been supported by the US National Science Foundation (NSF), State of Indiana, Purdue University, and industry companies. He received the NSF Career Award in 2008.
Yan Ping Xin received the PhD degree in special education from Lehigh University. Currently, she is an associate professor at Purdue University. Her research interests include effective instructional strategies in mathematics problem solving with students with learning disabilities/difficulties, cross-culture performance and curriculum comparison, and meta-analysis. She pioneered the COnceptual Model-based Problems Solving (COMPS) approach that facilitates algebra readiness in elementary mathematics learning. She is currently the principal investigator (with Dr. R. Tzur in math education and Dr. L. Si in computer science) of a five-year multimillion dollar grant project (funded through the US National Science Foundation, 2008-2013) that aims to develop a computerized conceptual model-based problem solving system to nurture multiplicative reasoning in students with learning difficulties. She has published her work in prestigious journals such as Exceptional Children, The Journal of Special Education, the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, and The Journal of Educational Research. Her work is cited in detail in the recent Instructional Practices Report from the National Mathematics Panel.
Casey Hord is currently working toward the PhD degree in special education at Purdue University. His primary interests include the area of interventions for students who struggle with mathematics, particularly students with learning disabilities or mild intellectual disabilities. He has also worked in the area of software development for helping elementary and middle school students understand and solve word problems. His research has contributed to the development of methods designed to help students at risk for failure in mathematics utilizing techniques such as model-based instruction and the concrete-semiconcrete-abstract teaching sequence. He taught middle school in special education and general education settings for a total of six years.


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Here's what nearly $2 billion in annual U.S. aid to Pakistan purchases: the arrest of informants who tipped the CIA to Osama bin Laden's Abbotabad hideout. The cancellation of U.S. counterinsurgency training in the tribal areas. An apparent tipoff to terrorists that their compound was about to be raided.
Here's what it is still buying: retrofitted aircraft that serve as spy planes; surveillance equipment; and assorted spy gear. Even after years of Pakistani intelligence intransigence on terrorism, the U.S. is still bankrolling the Pakistani spy apparatus.
Those are just a few items in the goody bag for the U.S.' Pakistani frenemies, as revealed by a stroll through a U.S. government contractors' database. Congress may bridle at the open spigot for Pakistan as the counterterrorism relationship deteriorates. But since the money is still flowing, the contracts keep on coming.
For instance: the Air Force wants maintenance crews to train Pakistanis at a Rawalpindi air base how to service Beechcraft B350 King Air planes. Those are the small aircraft the U.S. has souped up to serve as bays for spy cameras and communications interception, or for cargo delivery. Pakistan bought a few from the U.S. last year. The U.S. Air Force is still looking for pilots to train the Pakistanis how to fly them and use their intelligence equipment. They'll come in handy the next time Pakistani intelligence wants to tell terrorists they're being hunted.
Then there's a more mysterious spying suite the U.S. is handing the Pakistanis. The General Services Administration is testing the market to see who can provide engineering, logistics and software support for a "variety" of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance "technology insertion and support projects" in Pakistan and other Mideast and South Asian countries. An addendum informs would-be vendors that carrying weapons are a no-no without express approval of the Central Command chief.
Credit to the Washington Post's Walter Pincus for catching this one: a ground-based surveillance system that "intercepts and locates the sources of enemy communications and then permits continued monitoring of them." Now the Pakistanis will know exactly whom not to arrest.
If you'd like to paint the F-16s that the U.S. sold to Pakistan, step right up. Same goes for providing them with forklifts. And if you're going to Pakistan, make sure you pack a bulletproof vest.
Two successive U.S. administrations have been unable to coax more than grudging, intermittent support for counterterrorism from Pakistan's spy agency. Documents leaked by WikiLeaks point to the U.S. military's ongoing belief that the Inter-Services Intelligence continues to back Afghan insurgents that kill U.S. troops. And this week, the chairman of the House intelligence committee, Rep. Mike Rogers, accused Pakistani military officers and spies of actively aiding bin Laden.
The appropriations committee in the House decided this week to place conditions on U.S. aid to Pakistan, but they're not very restrictive: the Obama administration will just have to explain how it intends to spend the cash Congress provides. Don't expect to stop underwriting Pakistani spycraft anytime soon.
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Chavis Lamont Smith ... Born: Aug. 29, 1980 ... Jeresy number: 60.
CAREER - Games/Started: 45/14.
2003 - Games/Started 13/4 ... Started Tennessee's first two contests at the right guard spot ... Closed out the regular season with consecutive starts at right guard against Vanderbilt and Kentucky.
2002 - Games/Started 10/6 ... Made six starts during the season at right guard ... Physical presence on Vol offensive front ... Saw action in the final 10 games of the regular season.
2001 - Games/Started: 9/4... Showed great development througout the season and eventually earned the starting right guard spot in the Vols' final three games ... Raw size and strength gives him the potential to develop into an outstanding offensive lineman ... He is still learning the intricacies involved with the position.
2000 - Games/Started: 12/0...As a defensive tackle and special teams player, he caught attention of coaching staff for his progress ... He had a total of eight tackles, two primary and six assists, and shared credit on a sack, which occurred in Louisiana-Monroe game ... Made a key play in Cotton Bowl, deflecting a pass that fellow frosh Jabari Greer intercepted and returned 78 yards for a score ...
HIGH SCHOOL - Attended Fork Union Military Academy following senior high school season ... Had 20 tackles in one game while at Fork Union ... Recorded 50 total stops with 10 tackles for loss, two caused fumbles and two fumble recoveries ... During his senior year at East Rutherford High, he was named Southwest Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1998 ... A three-year starter who was named All-County and All-Conference as a junior and senior ... Coach at Fork Union Military Academy: John Schuman...Coach at East Rutherford High School: Jerry Cash.


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Special Considerations in Providing Long-Term Sheltered Workshop Experiences for Older Disabled Persons
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Summer 1965
A demonstration vocational rehabilitation project for older disabled workers, 55 years of age and above, was instituted; it was intended to offer a broad spectrum of services to older disabled clients; to demonstrate the structure, techniques, and design of such a program; and to provide data for evaluating such programs and the contributions that these programs might make to the workers. While such programs have not proven to be a panacea, properly used, they do provide a valuable service. Relevant considerations include need for long-term workshops for some clients; the continuity of work for workers; the provision of part-time work opportunities; the special requirements of counselors for these workers; and the potential for client over-extension.
Topic: Social Services, Elder Care, Employment, Training, Disability and Special Needs, Aging, Elderly, Jobs
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Barshop, Irving. Special Considerations in Providing Long-Term Sheltered Workshop Experiences for Older Disabled Persons. Journal of Jewish Communal Service. Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA),National Conference of Jewish Communal Service. Summer 1965: 378-383. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=5017
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…and he asked me to explain it. So I emailed him.
Hmm. Bat-Shit Crazy? Typically it's a combination of all the various types of crazy you can imagine. The craziest of the crazy. I would assume it's a step up from "apeshit", maybe something to do with "bats in the belfry"? I thought it may have had something to do with Bob Dylan's near-fatal episode with batshit while cave exploring, but I've found no proof.Encyclopedia Dramatica defines it thusly:
Batshit crazy is one of the highest levels of insanity. It's usually a combination of all of the above, to wit:
Prima: Repent of your sins! Frienditto is the Antichrist! If you don't repent I will ban you from my community! Secunda: You're insane! Prima: That's defamation of character! I have unlimited disposable income and will bring you to Internet court! I will have your humility!
Urban Dictionary defines it pretty well too…
batshit crazy: adj. speech or behavior that is over the top, unhinged, self-destructive, or a threat to others.
Well, the idea and phrase comes from this political concept – there is a minority of people, around 27%, that will support whatever candidate fits their ideology regardless of any facts to the contrary. It's also referred to as the Crazification Factor. Here it is, explained from that previous link:
John: Hey, Bush is now at 37% approval. I feel much less like Kevin McCarthy screaming in traffic. But I wonder what his base is —
Tyrone: 27%.
John: … you said that immmediately, and with some authority.
Tyrone: Obama vs. Alan Keyes. Keyes was from out of state, so you can eliminate any established political base; both candidates were black, so you can factor out racism; and Keyes was plainly, obviously, completely crazy. Batshit crazy. Head-trauma crazy. But 27% of the population of Illinois voted for him. They put party identification, personal prejudice, whatever ahead of rational judgement. Hell, even like 5% of Democrats voted for him. That's crazy behaviour. I think you have to assume a 27% Crazification Factor in any population.
John: Objectively crazy or crazy vis-a-vis my own inertial reference frame for rational behaviour? I mean, are you creating the Theory of Special Crazification or General Crazification?
Tyrone: Hadn't thought about it. Let's split the difference. Half just have worldviews which lead them to disagree with what you consider rationality even though they arrive at their positions through rational means, and the other half are the core of the Crazification — either genuinely crazy; or so woefully misinformed about how the world works, the bases for their decision making is so flawed they may as well be crazy.
John: You realize this leads to there being over 30 million crazy people in the US?
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HAMDEN, Conn. – Alicia DeSanto (Upper Darby, Pa./Upper Darby) went 3-for-6 with three runs and three RBI's as the Monmouth University softball team split at Quinnipiac, defeating the Bobcats, 14-4, in Game 1 before falling in a walk-off, 6-5, in Game 2. With the split, the Hawks move to 14-17 (6-6 MAAC), while the Bobcats are now 9-30 (5-9 MAAC).
Kayleena Flores (Atwater, Calif./Buhach Colony) added a 3-for-7 effort with a double, a triple, four RBI's and a run scored. Vanessa Cardoza (Santa Ana, Calif./Ocean View) chipped in with three hits, including a double, and two RBI's. Nikki Sandelier (Turnersville, N.J./Washington Township) contributed two hits and three runs scored. Raelynn Galindo (Yorba Linda, Calif./Yorba Linda) also had two hits and two RBI's, while Rachel Shotzbarger (Saugus, Calif./Saugus) scored twice. Shannon Fitzgerald (Santa Clarita, Calif./Valencia) scored a team-high four runs on the day.
Sydney Underhill (Temecula, Calif./Chaparral) took both decisions in the circle, allowing just two hits in 3.1 innings pitched in Game 1, before allowing Quinnipiac six runs, five earned, in Game 2. She struck out three in 9.2 innings.
The Hawks erupted for 10 runs in the top of the 1st of Game 1. A walk, a single and a hit-by-pitch in the first four batters loaded the bases with one out before Shotzbarger drew a walk to force in the first run of the game. Flores then tripled down the right field line to clear the bases, giving Monmouth a 4-0 lead. Flores scored on a passed ball, before a walk, a single and an error reloaded the bases. DeSanto's infield single scored one, while Cardoza's double scored two more. Following a pitching change, Shotzbarger hit a two-run single to right to make it 10-0.
Monmouth struck for another four runs in the 4th. Sandelier reached on a two-base error to lead off the inning. She advanced to third on a flyout before scoring on Howard's infield single to make it 11-0. The barrage continued with two outs when Kaitie Schumacher (San Diego, Cailf./Scripps Ranch) singled home Lauren Howard (Orange, Calif./Foothill), Shotzbarger reached on an error and Galindo hit a two-run single through the right side to make it 14-0.
The Bobcats got four runs in the bottom of the fifth, but Underhill reentered in the circle for the final out to preserve the five-inning mercy rule victory.
In Game 2, the Hawks immediately struck for two 1st inning runs. Fitzgerald led off with a walk, and Justene Reyes (Carson, Calif./Warren) followed with a two-out RBI single. Flores then doubled to right center to score Reyes. The Bobcats responded with a single, an error and another single to cut the deficit in half, 2-1, in the bottom of the 1st. They'd add an unearned run in the 2nd to draw even at 2-2 after two innings.
The Hawks broke the tie in the top of the 4th on DeSanto's two-run double to right center, scoring Sandelier and Fitzgerald to give Monmouth a 4-2 lead. In the 5th, DeSanto and Cardoza reached on a walk and a single, respectively, before moving to second and third on a wild pitch with no one out. Reyes then grounded out, scoring DeSanto to give Monmouth a 5-2 lead.
But the Bobcats scored four runs in the bottom of the 7th to walk off with the Game 2 victory, 6-5. Nikki Barba led off the inning with a home run to left to cut the Hawks' lead to 5-3. Abby Johnson walked and took second on a wild pitch, before scoring on a Jordan Paolucci single. Brittney Cyr pinch ran for Paolucci and advanced to second on a groundout. Cyr scored on a Lindsley single up the middle. Lindsley then scored on Paige Giunta's game-winning double to left center.
The Hawks return to action Wednesday when they play host to Pennsylvania. First pitch of the single game is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.