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The Best Wedding Bands May Not Be Wedding Bands
When you first decide to get married, you need two things to have a successful wedding. One is a willing partner; the other is a good band. I'm not sure which is harder to find.
Of course, the definition of a "good band" is a matter of taste. But for me, it meant a band that was not going to play "The Alley Cat" and "Hava Negila" and "YMCA" – and when Ellen and I got married (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth), I was lucky that she agreed.
So we decided one way to have a cool wedding, that spurred lots of dancing but not a lot of that kind of dancing, would be to have a jazz band. We began checking out musicians at the various clubs in the Village and up near Columbia University, where the West End booked lots of players who had serious resumes but were looking for paying gigs (for which the West End barely qualified). It was there that we found Percy France.
Percy was an accomplished sax player – in both jazz and R&B circles. He had released a single in the late 50s that was a minor, regional hit, back in the days when instrumentals still filled the charts, and played on some of Bill Doggett's earlier songs. So his band could swing.
I told Percy, "no 'Alley Cat,' no 'Hava Negila,' no 'Chicken Dance.' Give them 'In The Mood' if they wanna dance." He was more than happy to oblige, and played a great set. Those jump rhythms got our friends, all fans of rock and pop, out on the dance floor; and our parents' generation trotted out their lindy hops and whatever other dances they probably wished they could've done when they got married.
Inevitably, some older family friends wore Percy down, and at one point I heard "Hava Negila" playing, followed by "The Alley Cat." But they were dispatched reasonably quickly, and by then it was evident that the band had made an impression.
Some of my friends went back to the West End to see Percy in the months after the wedding. I later learned that two of my uncles did the same. That is the sign of a good wedding band.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 11, 1999, New Braunfels, Texas >AV New jhtiilssiFELS 7 0 IN EW (MMmSKFELS ^ *« 'HeRALD-ZeI I ONG Vol. 148, No. 146 24 pages in 2 sections June ll, 1999 Friday Serving Comal County since 1852 50 cents Neighbor's dog attacks woman Chow did not have its current rabies shots By Heather Todd Staff Writer CANYON LAKE — A late evening walk with the dog turned violent for a woman when she was attacked by a neighbor's dog in her own driveway. Deborah Shiny is recovering at her home in the Arrowhead Village subdivision after an 8-year-old Chow named "Max" attacked her German short hair dog, then turned on her about 7 p.m. Wednesday. Shirey said she decided to take one of her three dogs for a walk when her husband, Troy, noticed Max out of his yard. "I told her not to walk the dog because Max was out," Troy said. Deborah said she waited, then started out with her dog but only got as far as the driveway when the black Chow began fighting with her dog. Deborah said she tried to pull her dog away when Max attacked her. "He went for my leg and knocked me down, then attacked again," she said. "He sunk his teeth in and didn't want to let go." Deborah said a young man finally helped her get away from the dog by striking it with a motorcycle helmet. Troy said the young man and several Mentis locked the dog up inside a fence at the owner's property. "I'm scared to death it (Max) could hurt someone seriously. There's a little kid across the street, and it could kill her easily," Deborah said. Larry Gibour, Max's owner, said he was See DOG/5A Deborah Shirey of Canyon Lake points to where she was attacked Wednesday evening by "Max," an 8-year-old Chow belonging to her neighbor, Larry Gibour. Shirey has three large puncture wounds, several bruises and a knot on her head. The dog was removed and held by animal control officials. HEATHER TOOD/ Herald-Zertung Scheel declares burn ban I I SCHEEL By Chris Crews Staff Writer Comal County Judge Danny Scheel heeded the advice of Fire Marshal Lin Manford cm Thursday and declared an emergency ban tm outdoor burning in the county. "The fire marshal said we needed it now," Scheel said. "lf we get some good rain we can always take it off." The ban took effect Thursday morning. Scheel asked Manford if the ban could wait another week until it could be ratified by the commissioners' court, but Manford said conditions were bad and getting worse. Manford told the court the Texas Forest Service deemed the area a "high" risk for wildfires. The National Weather Service also reported the area was more than 5 inches below normal annual rainfall levels. No more significant rainfall is expected until mid-August, Manford said. "I know it's not popular, but I think we need to be proactive rather than reactive," he said. The prohibition states that a person is in violation if he bums "any combustible material outside an enclosure to contain all flame and or sparks ." Violation of the order is a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 or a jail term of up to 180 days. Also Thursday, commissioners voted to implement a county ban on aerial fireworks for the Fourth of July weekend. The act prohibits the use of fireworks that contain fins, rudders or sticks and can become airborne, officials said "Anything that leaves the ground intact and can fall on the roof of a house is prohibited," commissioner Jack Daw son said. Bottle rockets and nussile-type fireworks are banned bul firecrackers, sparklers, Roman See BAN/BA MANFORD CHRS CREWS/HeraW-Zeitung Above, Darrell MoeHer, a member of the Germania Farmer Verein, looks over the dance floor at the dance hall at Anhalt in preparation for two live music shows and a barbecue cook-off this weekend. The rules enumerated on the overhead signs are no longer strictly enforced. Below, Moeller bellies up to the bar at the Anhalt dance hall, which was built in 1908. This weekend's musical and culinary fundraisers will pay for repairs to the structure. transformation to a group to study methods for improvement of livestock and agriculture. Membership was drawn exclusively from Comal and surrounding counties. During that period, the annual meetings in May and October began as exhibitions for the season's produce and included dances and picnics. Far from fading into obsolescence, the Verein is flourishing as it enters the 21 st century. Moeller said the Verein was now 600 strong, with members from across the United States and Europe. Tonight's show will begin at 8 p.m., with Dana Lee and the Ranger Band taking the stage. "Scamp" Walker will say "Hi, Buckaroos" about 9:30 p.m. Tickets, available at the door, are $20 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. Anhalt Weekend Today 8 p.m. — Dance featuring Jerry Jeff Walker and the Gonzo Compadres Admission: $20 at the door, $5 for children 12 and under Saturday 1 p.m. — Washer Pitching Tournament 3 p.m. — Barbecue cook-off judging 8 p.m. — Dance featuring Geronimo Trevino Admission: $7.50 at the door, Children 12 and under $5, children 6 and under free The eighth annual barbecue cook-off will run through the afternoon Saturday, with judging about 3 p.m. The washer pitching contest will begin at I p.m. Saturday's dance features Geronimo Trevino at 8 p.m. Gate admission is $7.50 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under, with kids 6 and under admitted free. The dance hall at Anhalt is off Texas 46 about 4.5 miles west of U.S. Highway 281. Take Anhalt road about two miles. Jerry Jeff headlines weekend in Anhalt Germania Farmer Verein Notice mOCCENmiNCOMMONLY DANCING- IN-THIS-H A LL IS-STRICTLY-PROHIBITED THE-VEREIN raising funds to repair 91-year-old dance hall By Chris Crews Staff Writer ANHALT — If your tastes run to posh discotheques that call themselves honky-tonks, serving up lukewarm adult beverages and tinny pseudo-country music. San Antonio has an abundance of entertainment venues designed especially for you. But if old German dance halls, ice cold beer and classic Texas music are more your style, the dance hall in western Comal County will fit your weekend plans like an old pair of boots. The Germania Fanner Verein is sponsoring a weekend of music and fine Texas dining that kicks off tonight with a show by Jerry Jeff Walker and the Gonzo Compadres. Entertainment also includes one of the county biggest barbecue cook-offs and a washer pitching tournament Saturday afternoon. Darrell Moeller, a Verein member and one of the organizers of the weekend's festivities, said the original building at Anhalt was built about 1875 and the dance hall was completed in 1908. The spacious and immaculately maintained dance floor, with more than 3,000 square feet for waltzing and two-stepping, is one of the largest in the county, Moeller said. "We could fit four Gruene Halls in here," he said. Though dancing is a prominent attraction, plenty of room is available on the grounds to sit back, relax and take in the atmosphere and history the venerable building exudes. "Some people don't dance — they come here mostly for the socializing," Moeller said. The history of the Verein is the history of rural Comal County in many ways. It was formed in 1875 as a cooperative of livestock owners to deter predation of their herds by rustlers and Indians. By the 1880s, the organization had begun its Murder investigators still looking for motive, suspect By Chris Crews Staff Writer New Braunfels Police reported little progress Thursday in the investigation into the strangling death of a 62-year-old man found in his apartment on Wednesday. NBPD Lt. Doug Dunlap said the autopsy for Ted McReynolds had not been completed by Thursday afternoon, and no new information on the case was available. He said no motive had been established and a suspect had not been identified. "Everything is pretty much status quo," Dunlap said. McReynolds moved to New Braunfels from the Pacific Northwest two months ago. "His being fairly new to the area makes it hard to know his lifestyle," Dunlap said. Dunlap said detectives spent about eight hours Thursday poring over the crime scene at the Mill Bridge Apartments in the 1000 block of Sanger. Detectives said a great deal of physical evidence needed to be secured and catalogued. 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A bizarre round of speculation about who might be the next Conservative party leader was set off by Tory MPs today, after admirers of the little-known backbench MP Adam Afriyie nominated him as their answer to Barack Obama.
Later, the Tory maverick Nadine Dorries gave her list of four possible future Conservative leaders, only one of whom, the Education Secretary Michael Gove, is in the Cabinet. Two others – Mr Afriyie and Jesse Norman – are backbenchers, while London's Mayor, Boris Johnson, is not an MP. The Chancellor, George Osborne, was noticeably missing from her list.
The speculation began after three Tory-supporting Sunday newspapers reported a "well-organised" campaign to secure the leadership for Mr Afriyie, who was a frontbench spokesman for the Conservatives in opposition but was excluded from the government.
His backers say he has a life story that could give the Tories an appeal beyond their normal base of support, as the state-educated son of Ghanaian father and an English mother, and a self-made multi-millionaire.
Mr Afriyie said he almost choked on his breakfast cereal when he read the reports. He told Sky News: "I will never stand against David Cameron. I am 100 per cent supportive of David Cameron... There is no truth to any of it. We are working very hard to keep David Cameron secure, to make sure there is not a vacancy."
However, he also said he and his allies had talked about "the long-term future of the party", indicating that he sees himself as a candidate in a post-2015 leadership contest if the Tories lose the general election.
The promise not to stand against Mr Cameron is actually meaningless, because the rules of the Conservative Party, revised after the fall of Margaret Thatcher, do not permit a direct challenge to a Tory Prime Minister, who must be felled by a vote of no confidence before an election can be held to choose a successor. The risk of that happening to Mr Cameron while he is Prime Minister appears to be remote.
Ms Dorries, who is still not officially a Tory MP, having had the whip withdrawn over her high-profile appearance on reality television, came out as a potential Afriyie supporter. She told Sky: "He's a friend of mine and I do not believe for a second anyone close to Adam has leaked this story.
"He has got leadership potential – however, winning the next election with David Cameron in 2015 is Adam's priority. It's a long term objective he has – like Jesse Norman, like Boris Johnson, like Michael Gove."
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If you're enjoying London's hot weather this week, why not imagine doing so while swimming in mid-air?
Arup Associates has designed an innovative 'sky pool', a 25-metre-long swimming pool which will bridge two blocks of apartments in Nine Elms, south London.
The pool, inspired by aquariums, will be completely transparent, affording swimmers with striking views of the city as they paddle and tread water.
Apartment developer Ballymore Group's CEO, Sean Mulryan, said: "The Sky Pool's transparent structure is the result of significant advancements in technologies over the last decade. The experience of the pool will be truly unique, it will feel like floating through the air in central London."
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Queen's drummer Roger Taylor has supported Elton John in his criticism of international pop singer Madonna.Elton John made headlines internationally after taking a foul-mouthed swipe at Madonna at the British Q Awards, saying she cheated her fans by miming on stage."It is about time somebody said it," Taylor said in Sydney of Elton John's comments."It is the worst kept secret in the world and I think there is too much bloody dancing in rock n roll and not enough actual singing."So I think it was a very brave and correct thing to say. Maybe she (Madonna) should get an award for dancing but certainly not for singing."However, fellow Queen band member Brian May said Elton John should have kept his opinions on Madonna to himself."I think it was being very unnecessarily bitchy, personally, but there you go," May said."If you don't have something positive to say, you should shut up."Taylor and May arrived in Sydney earlier this week for the opening of their stage musical, We Will Rock You, on Saturday night.We Will Rock You co-writer Ben Elton also was on hand as the cast gave a sneak peak to Sydney's media."The main thing is We Will Rock You is all live so whatever Madonna may be up to, this is a live show," Ben Elton said to turn the conversation back to the stage musical.The musical, which has been playing to packed houses in London for more than three years, features a cast of 36 performers.Written and directed by Ben Elton, the show is set 300 years in the future at a time when live music is banned.But young people rebel, finding a hero who helps them rediscover rock and roll.Michael Falzon plays Galileo, Kate Hoolihan is Scaramouche, Robert Grubb is Pop and Annie Crummer is Killer Queen.©AAP 2004
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21091 Everton Avenue N, Forest Lake, MN 55025
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Nice home on approx. 100 ft. of beautiful, sandy, flat lakeshore on Clear Lake! The 3BR, 2BA home has had many upgrades including new roof and landscaping in 2015, water softener in 2016, new paint in and out! Large deck, paver patio, 12x12 storage shed near the lake, and additional 16x14 storage space in back of garage. Great views of the lake, rip rap shoreline, private deck off of master bedroom, easy access to the highway. 12 month Home Warranty included!
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Bedroom 1: 18x13
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PURPOSE: Psychological sequelae of COPD may affect functional status independently of disease severity. Presence of depression among several phenotypes of COPD is not clearly understood. We wanted to find out the real occurrence of depression in both basic clinical phenotypes of COPD.
METHODS: Multicomponent assessment of 38 consecutive patients (6 females, 66,7 ± 7,6 years) with stable COPD (GOLD groups A 1, B 21, C O, D 16) in the out-patient clinic of university hospital (within non-interventional cross-sectional Complexity of COPD Study).
RESULTS: 27 patients had bronchitic and 11 subjects suffered from non-bronchitic phenotype of COPD (post- ipratropium and salbutamol FEV1 57,7%). Bronchitic variant was associated with lower level of depressive symptoms (Beck scale 5,1 ± 3 , Zung scale 50,2 ± 10,9) than that found in non-bronchitic subtype of COPD (Beck scale 8,3 ± 3,4, Zung scale 57.5 ± 7,4). Although this difference reached statistical significance only in Beck questionnaire p=0,013 (Mann Whitney test). In all other parameters (BMI, FFMI, education level, inhalation risk, 6MWD, exercise desaturation, mMRC dyspnea scale, Celli BODE, Puhan BODE, ADO, CAT, all domains of SGRQ, arterial blood gases, ECG heart rate) were no differences between these two basic phenotypes.
CONCLUSIONS: Non-bronchitic phenotype of COPD was associated with more depression complaints than bronchitic scenario. This difference was not apparent in terms of life quality, prognostic indices and number of other variables describing course of COPD.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Purposeful search for the presence of depressive symptoms is particularly important in patients with non-bronchitic phenotype of COPD.
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In the three nights I have spent looking for Maxxie again, starting back where I left him and walking in a hopeful spiral, I haven't caught a whiff of him, let alone a glimpse.
That might be because I'm distracted. Being alone isn't doing anything good to me. I'm convinced I'm being followed, and Angelina seems to have attached herself to every waking thought. I've spent less time sleeping or looking for my best friend than I have grieving.
I have a song stuck in my head, too - You'll Never Know, by LoveHateHero. I wouldn't mind, if it hadn't been the song playing when I first kissed Angelina.
I'm tryin' to forget,
But it's breakin' me instead.
I can't live, without you, without you.
I keep reading into this,
And the pieces that I miss.
I can't be, without you, without you.
How fitting.
I hum the tune as I walk, trying not to go insane. My walking has become aimless tonight. I can hear the little voice in the back of my head going "what's the point? He's not here, and he's probably not looking for you. Give up."
So I do. Well. My legs give way and I land on my arse in the middle of the dirt track staring blankly at a sheep sleeping in the field beside me. Same thing, really.
I haven't 'eaten' the last few days, either. I finished all those crisps and energy drinks and stuff last night, and I haven't been able to bring myself to deal with the other kind of hunger rising in my guts. It aches so bad to not drink blood, but the instilled hatred for vampirism and everything that goes with it is worse. It's like there's two parts of me that completely disagree. The conflict in my own head is making me dizzy.
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 2 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.24 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 113 x 186 x 185
Year Built: 1992
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
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Square Feet: 2465
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2074
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Living Room: 19x12
Dining Room: 12x12
Family Room: 23x17
Kitchen: 12x10
Bedroom 4: 14x9
Deck: 11x11
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Bedroom 1: 16x13
Bedroom 2: 11x10
Bedroom 3: 10x10
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, Lower Level, 2 or More, Family Room
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School District: Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eag
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WASHINGTON – Brian Ching hasn't had much of a chance to contribute during his injury-plagued 2011 campaign. But the physical Houston Dynamo forward came through for his club Saturday at D.C. United, earning a penalty kick in the first half and scoring a late equalizer during his side's 2-2 draw at RFK Stadium.
Making just his second start of the season, Ching got on the end of Colin Clark's service in the 89th minute and nodded a shot toward goal that deflected off United defender Perry Kitchen and into the back of the net.
The score came at the end of a second half Houston thoroughly controlled, out-shooting D.C. by a 9-3 margin. The Dynamo, though, found itself trailing after forward Charlie Davies put United ahead in the 73rd minute.
"At that point, it's about getting the ball into the box and just trying to make a late run," Ching said. "I thought it was a deserved goal in that we had so many opportunities to tie the game."
Houston moved to 4-6-7 with the last-gasp result, retaining its one-point lead over United (4-5-6) in the Eastern Conference standings.
"All in all, when you are down a goal, all you can do is continue to fight until you get back in [the game]," Dynamo midfielder Brad Davis said. "And that's what the guys did tonight."
United had taken the lead 16 minutes before Ching's tally when Davies notched his league-leading eighth goal of the season. Celebrating his 25th birthday, Davies poked home a shot from close range after midfielder Andy Najar cut in from the flank and played the ball into a scrum in front of goal.
"Luckily, somehow, we were ahead in that game," United coach Ben Olsen said. "From the way we were most of the second half, we should have been losing. Somehow, we found a way to get another goal, but our ability with the lead is just not good enough. We have a long way to go."
Ching got the penalty kick call shortly before halftime when he shrugged off a challenge from United defender Ethan White and fell to the turf as goalkeeper Bill Hamid challenged for the ball. Davis promptly converted the 41st-minute penalty.
United midfielder Chris Pontius opened the scoring in the 31st minute with his fifth goal of the campaign when he collected a pass from Josh Wolff 25 yards from goal and buried his open shot into the lower left corner.
But to United, the result will mostly be seen as another two points dropped at RFK Stadium, where D.C. is just 2-2-4.
"We have to learn from these experiences at home," Davies said. "We have to kill of games, and it's something that we really need to harp on."
Darn you Chingy. Always liked yer game but as a dc fan that wasn't very cool, man.
ching dove. fine him!
Ching has always been a diver. Nothing new here.
John H.
Karma DC fans
I expect the same level of outrage as everyone had when Charlie "embellished" the call from last week, same action should result in the same fine from MLS…they opened the box now they have to follow through.
John H.
Except that hamid did have contact with ching
There's a difference between embellishing contact and inventing contact. Going down easily =/= diving.
Was it still cheap by Ching? Yes. Will there be outrage? Not really. There was (some) contact, and since it was against DC there's going to be a "karma" viewpoint from the people who were up in arms about Davies last week.
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and a scorer…Should have been on World Cup squad if not for awful Bradley
Where the crap is California Clasico???
How silly. Davies has two PK's that were arguably dives of some sort. But DCU has had plenty of calls go against them. For instance, in the same RSL game, Alexandre goes in studs up against Zayner (who's been hurt most of the season). No injury but then Mullen's response after the Zakuani tackle was "I've made that same play hundreds of times in this league…". Or the Beckham violent scissors take-down of Wolff in the LAG game. Or the PK calls against Simms (where the ball played the hand not the reverse).
The realities are that:
(a) teams that don't quit and play smart make their own destiny. If there was such a thing as karma or destiny that playing sports is stupid b/c it means the outcome is already determined so the competition proves nothing. And…
(b) anyone who railed against Davies for diving needs to also take a good hard look on the Ching PK call. From the angle it's hard to tell. But a big, strong player went down quickly when it was clear he had a lousy angle and additional defenders between him and the goal. Dive? Or just bad balance?
if healthy, should have been on Gold Cup squad also
0-0, but not a snoozer. Somebody sleepin tho…
Ching…physical presence USA has lacked
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Actually John H is right. Karma has been sparing DC this summer. After all of the incredibly bogus calls against the team the last two seasons where the league apologized to the squad publicly for the bad calls against them (LA Galaxy road games each of the previous two years) the team is finally getting draws and a few wins where it would have lost due to a bogus call in years past.
I think it's funny how a few fans suddenly believe there are no bad calls in the league except when Davies dives.


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When a deadly contaminant is released in or around a building, city, or subway system, the airflow becomes very complex and the window of time for meaningful response is brief. Under the best of circumstances, the physical and fluid dynamic background is variable, and it is unlikely we will know how much of what a terrorist has released. The nation's scientific and technical communities are being asked to focus on this threat. High-performance computing has a major role to play in preparing an effective response. This article describes one such effort, the FAST3D modeling project, which exploits detailed 3D computational fluid dynamics simulations of the airflow in buildings and cities. Using high-performance computing has led to the discovery of important underlying physical simplifications that can aid the understanding and prediction of complex chemical and biological threat scenarios. These simplifications also point the way to an accurate, zero-latency method to compress, recall, and display important features of full 3D simulations so that decisions can be made with no computational delay.

high-performance computing, airflow, simulation, modeling, fluid dynamics, visualization
Jay Boris, "The Threat of Chemical and Biological Terrorism: Roles for HPC in Preparing a Response", Computing in Science & Engineering, vol. 4, no. , pp. 22-32, March/April 2002, doi:10.1109/5992.988644


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Sobriety checkpoints open to controversy
The attempt this week by four U.S. senators to restrict the use of downloadable applications that alert drivers to the locations of sobriety checkpoints is spotlighting an effective but controversial tool in the fight against drunken driving.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has concluded that checkpoints reduce alcohol-related crashes, and the Supreme Court has ruled that they are constitutional. But 12 states do not allow them; in most of those states, it's because their state constitution forbids them.
Checkpoints generally net relatively few drunken-driving arrests, but police and other experts say they have deterrent and educational value.
"DUI checkpoints are proven to be effective at deterring drunk drivers," says Barbara Harsha, executive director of the Governors Highway Safety Association. "The goal is not to write tickets or make arrests but rather to remind the public that they should drive sober or face serious consequences."
Some police argue that if drivers can pinpoint the locations of DUI checkpoints, some will drink all they want, and then drive on roads that skirt the crackdowns.
That was the rationale of Democratic Sens. Harry Reid of Nevada, Charles Schumer of New York, Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey and Tom Udall of New Mexico, who asked smartphone makers Apple, Google and Research in Motion to quit selling apps that allow drivers to locate checkpoints, or to disable that function. Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, agreed.
BLACKBERRY: Company backpedals on DUI checkpoint apps
DRUNKEN DRIVING: Senators target DUI checkpoint apps
DETOUR: High-tech apps help drivers evade police
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"They freeze up a certain amount of resources standing out there on the side of the road. They tend to tie up traffic," says Dennis Kenney professor of criminal justice at New York's John Jay College of Criminal Justice. "That said, they do catch some drunk drivers, especially if they set them up in places where they're difficult to avoid."
Riverside County (Calif.) Sheriff Stanley Sniff, whose deputies made 491 DUI arrests at 83 checkpoints in 16 cities last year, says: "Random patrols are still the most effective. We make light-years more arrests on random patrols than at checkpoints."
Sniff says his traffic checkpoints are widely advertised — but still work. "As soon as we set up, people are texting each other, using word of mouth, making phone calls," he says. "They know where we are. That's what's so interesting. We still catch drunk drivers."
Some critics of sobriety checkpoints maintain that they strip away individual rights. "I think there ought to be a high burden of proof for randomly stopping people with no prior evidence that they're alcohol-impaired," says Robert Poole, director of transportation policy at the libertarian Reason Foundation. "If the car's weaving around, certainly. Otherwise, I think that's a violation of civil liberties. In effect, it's an illegal search."
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A scathing portrait of an urgent new American crisis.
Over the last two decades, America has been falling deeper and deeper into a statistical mystery:
Poverty goes up. Crime goes down. The prison population doubles. Fraud by the rich wipes out 40 percent of the world's wealth. The rich get massively richer. No one goes to jail.
In search of a solution, journalist Matt Taibbi discovered the Divide, the seam in American life where our two most troubling trends - growing wealth inequality and mass incarceration - come together, driven by a dramatic shift in American citizenship: Our basic rights are now determined by our wealth or poverty. The Divide is what allows massively destructive fraud by the hyperwealthy to go unpunished, while turning poverty itself into a crime - but it's impossible to see until you look at these two alarming trends side by side.
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Through astonishing - and enraging - accounts of the high-stakes capers of the wealthy and nightmare stories of regular people caught in the Divide's punishing logic, Taibbi lays bare one of the greatest challenges we face in contemporary American life: surviving a system that devours the lives of the poor, turns a blind eye to the destructive crimes of the wealthy, and implicates us all.
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This is an interesting analysis that highlights the two divergent realities in the US. The way the author contrasts the legal treatment of corporations versus average citizens is unsettling.
The comparisons provided were very insightful. Consider HSBC admitting to aiding the drug cartels and paying less than a years worth of their profit while a citizen is criminally charged then jailed for merely possessing the products of the same cartel. This book gave me insight into the different levels of citizenship in the US the moneyed and the rest. My view of the SEC fraud enforcement strategy is forever jaded when I consider the welfare fraud investigator going through a single mothers underwear drawer accusingly looking for signs of wealth while the banking industry document their misdeeds in the courts with complex language that even the judges cannot often decipher.
Great inflection at the right moments, kept me interested.
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Opie: Are we rich, Pa?
Andy: I'd say we're better off than a lot of people. Got a roof over our heads, Aunt Bee---finest food you ever put in your mouth--Barney for a friend. Yeah, in some ways I'd say we are rich.
Barney: You see, Opie, it ain't only the materialistic things in this world that makes a person rich. There's love and friendship. That can make a person rich.
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Andy: No, I guess not.
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Opie and his pals state they all watched Robin Hood on television. They are most likely referring to the 1935 film The Adventures of Robin Hood starring high flying (and tight wearing) Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland which many today feel is still the best adaptation. The film won three academy awards.
Weary Willie's reference to his fracture of the "Petulla Oblondalla" (bum leg) was a mispronunciation of the Medulla Oblongata" which, as Barney correctly points out, is not in the leg but a part of the brain.
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Ironically, the real clone of sheep has been the media, blindly and unthinkingly following each other. The moral masturbators came out in force telling us of the horrors of cloning. Jeremy Rifkin in the USA has demanded a worldwide ban and suggested that cloning should carry a penalty "on a par with rape, child abuse and murder." The normally sober journal Nature, which published the original scientific paper, has declared it shaming that the ethical issues have not been fully examined. But what horrors? What ethical issues? In all the righteous indignation I have not found a single new relevant ethical issue.
Cloning might seem distasteful, but the "yuck" factor is not a reliable basis for making judgements. There may be no genetic relation between a mother and a cloned child, but that is true of adoption. Identical twins, who are a clone, are not uncommon, and this upsets no one. What exactly is it that so upsets people? If you could clone Richard Dawkins, who seems to quite like the idea, how terrible would that be? Genes are important, but so is the environment in which a child is raised, and since the upbringing of the Dawkins clone would be different, he might even have a religious disposition - clones could make very rebellious children. The feelings that a cloned child might have about its individuality must be taken into account. This is an issue common to several other types of assisted reproduction. But this line of thinking is to collude with silly fantasies, for everyone seems to have forgotten that cloning requires mothers. And which mother would be so unwise as to try for a child by this illegal, difficult, expensive and risky procedure. It took hundreds of eggs to produce Dolly the sheep. And there is also a high risk of abnormalities.
Most important is how the child will be cared for. Given the terrible things that humans are reported to do each other, cloning should take a low priority in our list of anxieties. Or perhaps it is a way of displacing our real problems with unreal ones.
Contrast all this with a very different approach to human genetics. At Manchester Airport, a unique shop has just been opened where the "goods" are free. This is the lovechild of a geneticist, Dr Maurice Super, and a moral philosopher, Professor Ruth Chadwick, and nurtured by the EC. It is a gene shop where shoppers will be able to pick up advice and information on human genetics that might affect their lives. Most people do not know where to go when they have concerns about conditions that might have a genetic basis. So the aim of the shop is to give accurate information. It is a most imaginative contribution to the public understanding of science.
It could well be that knowing more about genetics will make people hostile to its applications. So be it, for that is the essence of an open society. Indeed there are those with genetic diseases, who understand genetics, that are hostile to screening because they see it as a negative comment on their identity. But those who have shopped at the gene shop will have a better chance of their views being based on understanding rather than science fiction.
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