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Giffords' office puts focus on brain-injury care
By Steve Sternberg
WASHINGTON � Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' office and other members of Congress launched an appeal to the Obama administration Thursday to provide all brain-injury patients with the full range of rehab services available to the injured congresswoman.
In a letter signed by chief of staff Pia Carusone, Giffords' office urged Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius to include brain-trauma rehabilitation services as essential benefits in its Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, despite budget cuts looming in Congress.
Three months after a gunman shot her in the head during an appearance at a shopping mall, Giffords is undergoing rehabilitation care at TIRR Memorial Hermann Medical Center in Houston. Her staff said they could not provide an update on her condition.
Lauren Alfred, Giffords' legislative aide, said the only reason Giffords has unlimited access to state-of-the-art rehabilitation care is that she was injured on the job, making her eligible for coverage through the federal Workmen's Compensation Act.
Members of the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force, led by Rep. Bill Pascrell, D-N.J., joined the appeal. Pascrell also sent a letter to every member of Congress on Thursday asking for support.
Pascrell acknowledged that the benefits are expensive, but Keith Cicerone, director of neuropsychology at JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute in Edison, N.J., said studies show that providing appropriate care is less expensive than warehousing patients in nursing homes or providing round-the-clock home care.
"We appreciate the thoughtful ideas provided by congresswoman Giffords' staff and will certainly take them into account," HHS spokesman Richard Sorian said.
At least 1.7 million people in the USA suffer brain trauma each year, most often from car crashes, strokes, assaults, falls and gun-related incidents, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports. Each year, about 50,000 brain-trauma patients die, 230,000 are hospitalized and up to 90,000 survive with long-term disabilities.
Yet insurance benefits for brain-trauma rehabilitation are limited and uneven, not just for civilians but for members of the military injured in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, said Brent Masel, medical director of the Brain Injury Association of America. When the coverage runs out, he said, patients are put into nursing homes or sent to live with relatives.
Marie Beattie, of Lincoln University, Pa., said Thursday that she's locked in a battle with her insurer, a Blue Cross affiliate, and Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital, to make sure that her daughter, Corey, 18, gets the care she needs to boost her odds of recovering from an October car crash.
Bryn Mawr administrators told Beattie on Tuesday that Corey, who can't speak and is learning to lift her arms, would be sent to a nursing home Thursday to give her mother � a single parent with three children earning $53,000 a year � time to prepare to care for her at home.
Corey has already been denied by 20 nursing homes, Beattie said, because they're not equipped to care for patients with brain injuries. "Where is this child supposed to go?" she said.
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Garret leaned against a nearby tree watching as the girl, the woman and dragon made their way out to the ship. He smirked and pushed his hands in his pockets. If he had known that the swamps were so lively he would have tread closer to the borders of the muck and water.
His bloody gaze flicked over the man, eyeing his cane as he mentioned that he had murdered his father. Garret chuckled, finding the idea delightful. He could just picture fighting this man, what a battle it would be. Garret opened his mouth and tasted the air, a subtle taste of sweat and blood caught his attention. It reminded him that he was hungry, no starving.
"And what are you laughing at... vampire?" The other man growled. Garret quieted and raised an eyebrow, curious that this man knew what he was. Not many were smart enough or observant enough, to know. His eyes flicked quickly to the man's hound, it was sizing him up and was waiting for a moment to strike. That's right mutt, come and get me. I wouldn't mind a little snack before my meal.
"Ah, you know I am a vampire, just how did you figure it out? I'm dying to know," Garret's smile widened flashing his fangs; he knew it wouldn't intimidate the man but it entertained him all the same.
"Simple matter really, I've met and dealt with your kind in the Jungles of Africa and the city of Paris. You scream vampire-" The man began to retort.
Suddenly the hound growling at him, leapt into the air. Its jaws were open and its teeth were waiting to latch onto Garret's throat. In one swift movement, too fast for mortal eye to see, he swatted the dog away then appeared by its side. His hand clamped around its furry neck and his fingers dug into its skin. "A bit too slow," he growled at the dog. A sound of mechanics drew his ear from the animal and Garret spun his head, from the cane the man had produced a curious looking weapon. Almost like a rifle but much more complex. This man was very interesting indeed.
"Ahem," Garret's moved to watch the man, slightly perturbed that the man had interrupted his snack."Touch my hound and I shall lodge a bullet into your heart. You may be fast, you may not die but my aim is true and it shall bloody hurt!"
The man then returned his attention back to the vampire. Garret watched the man for a few moments before tossing the hound aside. He smiled sadistically and held his arms out to the side a bit.
"Shoot me, I dare you! I don't doubt that your foolish weapon will hurt but when your body can stitch itself back together; you tend not to care too much. Fascinating weapon it is. I should have gotten a drink before my curiosity got the better of me." Garret cocked his head, a sly grin on his lips "If you want, I'd happily drain you." He chuckled sarcastically. "I'm starving and you seem full of thick red life. I'll just take one tiny bite...It won't hurt too much and you won't die. Maybe."
"If you are trying to bait me, I am far beyond such childish tactics... and woman, you owe me for that knee. I shall make you pay!" the man turned around, his coat swirling around him as he walked slowly away. Garret chuckled and watched.
"Bait you? No, you sniveling brat, I am above such ways...if I honestly felt that compelled to drain you dry, I'd lock your mind in a trance. Then I'd have you right where I want you...Your brooding acts are far too entertaining to let you just walk away." In a flash Garret shifted in front of the man. His eyes glinting dangerously under the moon. Again using his speed, he gave the man a light push back, taunting him. "Not scared are you?" The man glared daggers in his eyes.
"No semblance of sanity can be born from a mind riddled with sadism. Come that close to me again and I shall plunge my blade into your heart. Nay, you speak of trances? Try to trance me, but just know my will is so strong I have negated Death herself!" the stranger roared. His body was tense and seething with fury. Garret rolled his eyes but the ending of what was said caught his attention.
""Lest you forget, as I vampire, death holds no bearing for me. Time cannot take me away and turn my body to dust, nor can your weapons." He paused growing tired of their banter. "I believe you forgot to tell me your name." He jested.
"And why would I tell a creature such as you..." the man paused and a smirk grew over his face. "It's Brakken, remember it when I kill you.
Garret nodded but his attention was diverted by the thunder of hooves. "Ah," he hummed happily. "Sounds like the army is making their way here. I've never had my dinner delivered on a platter before." He licked his lips and locked his eyes on the nearing figures. "If I were you Brakken, I'd kill them if you want to live. Humans are not fond of the supernatural as I'm sure you already know. Just stay out of my way, I'm starving and I won't have any qualms in killing you if you appear before me." His eyes shifted and filled completely crimson, the whites of his eyes were gone. This is going to be fun!

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Week of November 10—16, 2013
Du Bois in Our Time is a landmark exhibition that focuses on the intersection of art and the major issues of our time, centered on the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois.
September 10—December 8, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
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November 28—December 1
University Museum of Contemporary Art
In a collaborative effort, The UMass Student Farming Enterprise, The UMass Permaculture Initiative, and UMass Gardenshare, are all coming together to organize a weekly farmers market on the lawn of Goodell Hall.
September 13—November 22, 2013, Fridays 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Goodell Hall, Lawn
The Marriott Meals is a core course within the HTM program in which students have the opportunity to manage the restaurant with a team of student employees.
September 24—December 6, 2013, Tue/Wed/Thu 11:45 am
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November 28
Campus Center, 11
The exhibit centers on the post-World War II expansion of UMass and its emergence as a fully-fledged research university.
October 18—January 6, 2014
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November 28, December 15, December 21—December 22, December 25, December 28—January 1, January 5
Learning Commons in W.E.B. Du Bois Library, Lower Level and Floor 25
Exhibit celebrating the legacy of William Smith Clark and his influence at UMass Amherst and Hokkaido University.
October 19—November 30, 2013 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Integrated Sciences Building, Atrium
The Letters to Dr. Ehrlich series is a collection of images based on "The Population Bomb" by Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich.
October 20—November 20, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
Hampden Gallery
Rice has used this method of writing in several projects over the years but the reason for its usage remains the same.
October 20—November 20, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
Hampden Gallery
A self-proclaimed "populist" photographer, Parr is a true master of social commentary, he captures humanity in all of its follies.
October 31—November 29, 2013, Sun/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
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November 28
Herter Art Gallery
Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present It's an American Thing", a group exhibition featuring images by 14 photographers each of whom seeks to crystallize the essence of vintage American style, beauty and attitude during the last half of the 20th Century.
November 1—November 29, 2013, weekdays 11:00 am-4:00 pm
November 3—November 24, 2013, Sundays 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
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November 28
Herter Art Gallery
Explore the opportunity to study for a semester or year at another state college or state university in the U.S or the surrounding borders.
November 1—December 12, 2013, Thu/Fri 2:30 pm-3:15 pm
November 6—December 11, 2013, Wednesdays 4:45 pm-5:30 pm
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November 28—November 29
Goodell Hall, 613
UMass men's soccer closes out the regular season against defending A10 champion Saint Louis.
November 10, 2013
1:00 pm
Rudd Field
Pianist Nigel Coxe performs.
November 10, 2013
4:00 pm
Fine Arts Center Bezanson Recital Hall
Classes are not held and most university offices are closed.
November 11, 2013
Pre-registration period for Spring 2014 classes at Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges.
November 12—November 22, 2013
Goodell Hall, 613
This exhibit highlights some of the hundreds of statements collected at UMass for the Stand Against Racism Pinterest campaign which began in the spring of 2013.
November 12, 2013 12:00 pm-5:00 pm
November 13—November 21, 2013, Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu 10:00 am-5:00 pm
November 15—November 22, 2013, Fridays 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Student Union, Art Gallery
University Chorale, Women's & Recital Choirs
November 12, 2013
3:00 pm
St. John's Episcopal Church
Dr. Paula Michaels of Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) will deliver a talk on the history and political context of the Lamaze method during the Cold War.
November 12, 2013
4:00 pm
Herter Hall, 601
Cristina Marcuzzo, Professor of Economics, Sapienza, Universita di Roma. Sponsored by the UMass Amherst Department of Economics, The Five College Consortium, Smith College Department of Economics, Mount Holyoke College Department of Economics, and the Political Economy Research Institute (PERI). Free and open to the public.
November 12, 2013
4:00 pm
Gordon Hall, 302
Edward Ford will speak on his recent work as part of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Architecture + Design Fall 2013 Lecture Series.
November 12, 2013
5:30 pm
Herter Hall, 227
Presented are new student works directed by Jeffrey W. Holmes and a premiere by saxophonist/composer Bill Murphy.
November 12, 2013
8:00 pm
Bowker Auditorium
Teach-In on the Campaign to End Student Debt
November 13, 2013
12:00 pm-2:00 pm
Student Union, Cape Cod Lounge
This week, there are two extra chances to sign up for a new research study, which offers compensation for each visit!
November 13—November 14, 2013 2:00 pm-8:00 pm
University Health Services (UHS), South Clinic
Europe's "Entangled Histories" and the Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery in Nantes, France
November 13, 2013
4:00 pm
Commonwealth Honors College Building, Events Hall-East
Please consider joining us on Wednesday, November 13th from 5-7pm at the University Club to recognize the outstanding work of our Faculty Supervisors and Sponsors!
November 13, 2013
5:00 pm-7:00 pm
University Club
A Conversation with Chris Tinson, Professor of African American Studies, Hampshire College; Bill Strickland, Professor of Afro-American Studies, UMass Amherst; and Jason G. Irizarry, Director of Urban Education, Associate Professor Department of Teacher Education & Curriculum Studies, UMass Amherst.
November 13, 2013
5:00 pm
Fine Arts Center, Lobby
Interested in working, volunteering, or interning with a non-profit organization? Not sure what your next step should be? Wondering what it is like to work in this sector? Come hear local and national non-profit organizations speak about their experiences as well as talk about their upcoming internship/job opportunities.
November 13, 2013
5:30 pm
Goodell Hall, 506
In 2013, the Supreme Court held that genes found in nature cannot be patented; invalidating Myriad Genetics' patents on the human breast cancer genes BRCA1 and BRCA2. The ACLU and other nonprofits led the charge and noted litigator Chris Hansen took the case all the way to the Supreme Court. Questions remain, however.
November 13, 2013
7:00 pm
Campus Center Auditorium
UMass, Our Mission: To provide an affordable and accessible education of high quality and to conduct programs of research and public service that advance knowledge and improve the lives of the people of the Commonwealth, the nation, and the world.
November 14, 2013
12:00 pm-7:00 pm
Student Union, The Cape Cod Lounge
Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy cordially invites you to attend the Life Science Laboratories Building I Ribbon Cutting and Building Opening. The Life Science Laboratories (LSL) was developed to provide state-of-the-art research laboratory space for interdisciplinary research clusters engaged in cutting edge research.
November 14, 2013
1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Life Science Laboratories, 5th Floor
Two couples meet over the proverbial backyard fence, but when Ben and Mary invite fresh-from-rehab Kenny and Sharon over on a hot summer afternoon for a get-to-know-you barbecue, the result isn't what anyone expected.
November 14—November 16, 2013 8:00 pm
November 20—November 22, 2013 8:00 pm
November 23, 2013 2:00 pm
November 16, 2013, weekdays 2:00 pm
Curtain Theater
Christian Gabriel, RLA/ASLA, is the National Design Director for Landscape Architecture for the General Service Administration's, Office of Chief Architect in Washington, D.C.
November 14, 2013
4:00 pm-5:00 pm
Hills North, 105
Du Bois Library Fellowship recipients Horace D. Ballard Jr. and Emahunn Raheem Ali Campbell will give talks.
November 14, 2013
4:00 pm
Library, W.E.B. Du Bois, 2601
"Telehealth and comprehensive team care for diabetes"
November 14, 2013
4:00 pm
Skinner Hall, 101
The UMass Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is conducting a toy drive at the November 17 men's basketball game, and at the November 9, November 14, and November 22 ice hockey games.
November 14, 2013
6:30 pm
Mullins Center
1491s is a sketch comedy group based in the wooded ghettos of Minnesota and buffalo grass of Oklahoma.
November 14, 2013
7:00 pm
Campus Center Auditorium
The annual tradition continues as the UMass faithful are challenged to help pack the Mullins Center with over 8,000 fans as the Minutemen host Boston College for the only time this season.
November 14, 2013
7:30 pm
Mullins Center
The Fine Arts Center Concert Hall will resound with sounds of " ...drumbeats that resonate like the delicacy of falling rain to an explosion of rhythmic exhilaration! " when the Asian Arts & Culture Program hosts the Japanese Taiko "super group" Yamato in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
November 14, 2013
7:30 pm
Fine Arts Center Concert Hall
This interactive workshop invites participants to discuss the qualities of a healthy relationship.This workshop will define the qualities of a healthy relationship - both with partners and friends.
November 14, 2013
8:00 pm
Campus Center, 911-915
This course will cover advanced data management techniques in R, including the use of the apply family of functions, nested looping, and user created functions.
November 15, 2013
10:00 am-12:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W37E
Attend the 2013 ICB3 Annual Meeting.
November 15, 2013
11:45 am-2:30 pm
Campus Center - Marriott Center
Marc Stein is a professor of History and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at York University (Toronto).
November 15, 2013
2:00 pm
Herter Hall, 601
We will cover data management skills - working with dates, labels and formats,restructuring the data... The workshop assumes basic knowledge of using SAS sofware. This two-session workshop meets November 15 and 22.
November 15—November 22, 2013, Fridays 2:30 pm-5:00 pm
Lederle Graduate Research Center, A210
Professor Patricia Bianconi leads a workshop for 20 graduate students to start working on grant writing.
November 15, 2013
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Special Saturday Mornings is an interactive cultural enrichment program for families with young children ages birth-6 years.
November 16, 2013
10:00 am-12:00 pm
Student Union, and Campus Center
Are you ALL IN for UMass Football? Bring your friends and family to the pre-game celebrations as the Football Tailgate Tent tradition returns! Join us under the tent in front of Patriot Place for a tailgate barbeque with a cash bar, entertainment and giveaways.
November 16, 2013
11:00 am
Gillette Stadium
The 8th Annual UDance is a 12 hour dance and entertainment marathon that benefits the Baystate Children's Hospital of Springfield, MA.
November 16, 2013
12:00 pm-12:00 am
Student Union Ballroom
Head Coach Charley Molnar leads the Minutemen into action against Akron.
November 16, 2013
1:00 pm
Gillette Stadium
Featuring the music of Cambini, Berio, Ewazen, Grainger and Hindemith.


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- 1[singular] an act of having sex with somebody She wasn't interested in having a quick bonk.
- 2[countable] the act of hitting somebody on the head or of hitting your head on something He got a bonk on the head when he fell out of bed. Word Origin1930s: imitative.
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I'm Linell Bonnette. I am a full stack software developer at SchoolStatus, where I do all sorts of cool things. I spend most of my time in vim working with everything from RESTful APIs in Ruby to CoffeeScript and AngularJS. In my free time, I'm messing around with Elixir, playing Overwatch, learning more about DevOps, and trying to make my Jeep look cool for Instagram. I am currently reading Extreme Ownership: How US Navy SEALs Lead and Win.
I try to write about things I learn on my blog, although I am terrible at actually updating it often. The last was Moving to S3 on 12/22/16.


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This inspiration is a bit different in that it was written by me from an interview with Cirque du Soleil founder and CEO, Guy Laliberté, while he was at the cosmonaut training facility in Star City, Russia. Guy was heading to the International Space Station for two weeks and entered quarantine the day after our interview. You really should listen to our interview- I believe it's one of the best we've ever featured. Below is the inspiration that Guy shared with me, paraphrased just a bit. Enjoy! Hugs, Gail Lynne Goodwin, Ambassador of Inspiration for InspireMeToday.com When I came up… Read more.


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wikiHow to Make Wheat Gluten
Wheat gluten, literally "noodle/dough tendon" (also spelled mien chin or mien ching) is a really versatile "vegetarian" ingredient. It is also called seitan (pronounced /ˈseɪtæn/), wheat meat, gluten meat, or simply gluten. Seitan is popular among vegetarian and macrobiotic eaters as a vegetarian meat alternative to tofu based products.[1] For some people, it is their preferred meat substitute.
All you need is flour to knead into a dough, water to wash the dough and oil to fry the gluten. Be confident about making this on your own because it is extremely easy, not to mention healthy, as you are making it in your own kitchen. Moreover, it is quite an experience to make it for the first time as you will be amazed at how the dough transforms into a rubbery texture (gluten) after washing it in running water.
- 500 grams (about 4 cups) of flour
- 1 teaspoon of salt
- Water
- Oil for deep frying
Use a strong bread flour if possible as it contains more gluten.
1Place flour into a suitable bowl for kneading. Add salt.
2Gradually add water as you knead the flour into a dough and let it stand for 2 hours covered by a piece of moist cloth.
3Wash the dough. With the dough resting in a bowl, place bowl in kitchen sink and turn on the tap. Allow water from tap (medium flow) to run into the bowl and start kneading dough in the running water. Yes, keep kneading and washing the dough. The water will turn milky as the starch will be washed away but keep kneading. The dough will eventually shrink to about 20% of its original size and it will feel rubbery.
4Keep kneading till the water becomes clear. Remove and drain.
5Heat oil in a wok. Pinch a piece of washed dough (it's like rubber) about 2 centimeter (0.8 in) x 2 centimeter (0.8 in) and fry it till it puffs up and turns golden brown.
6Manage the heat from the stove so that the oil does not overheat. Dish up and place on kitchen napkins to absorb excess oil.
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- About 1% of the population has Celiac disease (gluten intolerance) and should not ingest any gluten at all.[2]
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Alaska, again
This is kind of the obligatory first entry where I have to explain to people who I've really lost touch with that I live in Alaska. I lived for a while in Idaho Falls, Idaho – home of potatoes and the self-proclaimed "northern" Mormons, and life was good. But after a brutal hot summer and several months of distant coercion by Geoff, I somehow was talked into moving to Alaska, home of grizzly bears and the self-proclaimed "northern" Libertarians. And – life's still good. I guess it's possible to be happy anywhere – just as long as those studded mountain bike tires and stack of DVDs arrive soon.
So, now a little about what we've been doing for the past couple of months. We arrived in town Sept. 11, and by the next day found a cabin loft on the ridge above town. We have two acres, an early-season snow base and our closest neighbor is a horse. We've spent the past few weeks filling the place with secondhand stuff and furniture Geoff builds with lumber he scavenges at the dump. He found a job working construction with some quintessential Alaskans – the Xtratuf-wearing kind. I work at a small-town rag called the Homer Tribune, where I'm the arts and entertainment reporter, production editor, and somehow the Webmaster (which is really funny, because I have such an incurable case of ADD when it comes to technology.)
On weekends we do Alaska stuff like go sea kayaking in the freezing rain and backpacking to a cabin in the snow so we can chop wood, catch grayling and to return to discover that a bear has walked all over he top of Geoff's car. The usual things, you know. So, anyway, I plan to post to this blog regularly in lieu of the mass e-mails I've developed the bad habit of sending. I'm also going to continue posting pictures. So keep in touch and post comments. I'd love to hear from people.


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This European Conference officially launches the Grand Coalition for Digital Jobs by adopting a shared roadmap and announcing stakeholder pledges to joint action.
The Commission held a major conference on employment policy, under the title "Jobs for Europe", on 6-7 September 2012.
The high-level conference to be held in Brussels on 14 November will provide a forum for EU institutions, EU countries and social partners to share their past experience and explore ways to adapt flexicurity to the current institutional and economic context.
PARES - Partnership between Employment Services will be launched on 28-29 September in Brussels. The initiative will encourage dialogue at EU-level between employment services.
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Reid extended his scoreless inning streak to 13.1 innings with three innings of two-hit ball to move to 3-0 on the year. Garvin came on in the fourth and pitched two innings of one-hit relief with two strikeouts and a walk. Hayes then extended his own scoreless inning-streak to 11.1 innings with two innings of one-hit relief. Richie Goodenow and Sonny Gray pitched a perfect inning of relief each to close out the game.
"I just went up there and tried to keep hitters off balance by making the right pitches," said Reid after the game. "We got a lot of ground ball outs tonight and our defense played well. When you are throwing strikes and making the right pitches the game will be quick."
The Commodores got on the board in the first on a RBI single by Curt Casali. They added two more runs in the third and another in the fifth on a RBI triple by Steven Liddle.
Michael Meintel (0-2) gave up three runs on four hits in 2.2 innings of action in the losing start.
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Trends in top income shares in Finland 1966-2007
This paper provides new evidence about the evolution of top incomes in Finland over the period 1966?2007. Using micro data we construct estimates of shares of top income groups. The paper shows how the proportion of income earned by the very richest one per cent has changed over time. It shows a U-shaped pattern over this period. The total share of the highest earners fell consistently between the mid 1960s and the beginning of the 1990s but then began to rise. The results bring out clearly how the major equalization from the mid 1960s to the mid 1990s has been reversed, taking the shares of top income groups back to levels of inequality or even higher found 40 years ago. The main factor that has driven up the top one per cent income share in Finland after the mid 1990s is in an unprecedented increase in the fraction of capital income which is in 2007 62 per cent of incomes in the top one per cent group. In 1990 this fraction was 14 per cent. Therefore the composition of high incomes at the end of period considered is very different from those earlier years of this period. We argue in this paper that the 1993 tax reform has contributed to this trend. Our results suggest that tax reform has declined tax progressivity and increased top income shares in Finland.
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again, mes amis. I am once again so
happy to meet you here, by invitation of the Punks. My good grief.
There is so many things in the world going on it is enough as to
make my head spin! In fact, the number of things that happen in the
events is so large, it is difficult to make the decision on which is
the best topic to start on. However, I know it is in the spirit of The
Punks to fight a challenge. Therefore, I accept and will do a good job.
So, sans plus adieu, I will
Anyfell Season in Review - I make a promise back in the preseasonings that I will follow this anyfell season all the way. And I keep this promise. Even though I do not write about it until now. This is because I must drink while I watch the anyfell, and while I drink I soon feel the bite of nostalgic and I go to the computer and start watching old clips of my Quebec Nordiques. But still I take a notes and can present a review to you so I do not break my promises.
So I think that the Green Way Packers win all of the Superbowls despite that I am still many confuse about how they get to that game. There is the university minor league of the anyfell, called I think the NAACP, and it has what they call the BCS system. They play about one thousand Superbowls for some reason instead of make only six or eight teams have the playoff, and all of this Superbowls are spread in a time of four months. In start there are twenty four games to play every day and the number is smaller and smaller until, in the month number four, they play this last game alone very late at night. I think it is only that I am Canadian so I do not have l'comprehension about this idea, but to me it seems if you have one thousand Superbowl games it will make the experience feel not as excite. Also the team they say is university champion of the NAACP is made cheap because they did not have to fight in a playoff and only are include in the champion bowl because Tony Kornholer and a computer vote for them. And yet I must make the defend for the hockey when a critics say the anyshell playoffs are too long?
But anyway, the anyfell playoffs start during the BCS superbowls until there is one last superbowl after the university superbowl championship bowl. So I do not make the confuse, I will call this last anyfell game the Big Superbowl. This game is won by the Green Way Packer man Rogers who makes a throw of the ball so good, even the man with all the pubic hair flowing from the helmet cannot stop him. And I think there is some of the irony because the Green Ways are from your state of Wisconsin which brings me to...
More strikings - Mes amis, I must be clean with you in this moment. I know so many of you do not like the hockey despite many of my effort to show you how good it is. That means you do not know a lot of news of the hockey and I must make la admission of misleading you. Long times ago I tell you the anyshell has LOCKOUT, NOT STRIKE. Well, I lie about this. Actually, we do have a strike during that time and it is cause by the anyshell union of the players. And every player, even moi, must make the participation in it, even if many player already is OK with their contract. The union says to us: "Le commissaire Gary Bettman is the devil. We must fight him and we win for you 20 million dollars U.S. and pensions for the tropical islands." Instead, I lose my job playing the hockey and never see even one of the million dollars U.S. And the only island I see is for two months when I live some with cousins in Ellesmere Island, where I catch the frost bites.
The problem always in our STRIKE is that the anyshell owners already have even more than 20 million dollars U.S. And they will keep their dollars even if the hockey season is missing. However, the players of the anyshell only will get the dollars U.S. if the season can be occur. And it is not very terror to say to Americans, "Give monies to us or we will take away the hockey!" It is maybe like when you say to a bad guy, "Stop being bad or Barack Obama will have many anger!" No body cares.
These thoughts are in my head when I hear about many other unions that make a protest against Wisconsin. They talk about many teacher and student to make a strike for la solidarit�, but I think they are only enjoy to not be in the school. But also I have the curious of how many teachers have the job in Wisconsin and do not want to be in the unions but they do not have the choices? But one good thing comes from this. I mention before I am force to stop my job at the census, but still I am friends with my boss from there as he is so smart about how your government works. We are sad for the end of the census because, like my boss instruct me, the unemployments insurance we get is bad for it does not pay "the livable wage" (what he always names it), but one day he announce to me that we have a new job:
When I first get off the bus from union charter in Winconsin, I think I
have not the right clothes. But then my census boss (he is always so smart), he say to me that
my dress is not import, only the count of my body in the people. Also
many protester
think of my mask that it is the strong support of a teevee station
called PBS. They think I dress as a puppet named Homo,
it is le obvious
thing my mask is of Youppi.
like the most about this time in the protesting is the unions
pay for my work in Molson, and addition I get
for vicodin! I have such a gran
time it feels like the
vacation. What I like the worst is that two fat
girls in picture above are many arouse by my support of the PBS Homo
and follow me during this whole time. But there is not
enough Molson in all of this world! I can not believe!
And now the anyfell has a LOCKOUT, NOT STRIKE. I suppose because treasure rookies such as Jamarcass Russel do not make enough money for making zero contribution to team or the sport. HAHAHAHAHA!! Stupid anyfell. I hope all these players also lose the dental insurance. But for truth, I am jealous at the anyfell player union because I know they will get what they want because the fans of anyfell are always so happy to pay more money. I miss playing the hockey.
Other Current Events - Let us see. I think about talking of Libyia. Or Japan. Or maybe the new scandal of the U.S. soldier (who are all guilty with no question anywhere) treating people so badly. But I am already bored with the talk of current events. I want to talk about...
The Hockey - Did you know that the anyshell playoffs start soon? They start so soon. I can not wait. I go ahead now and give you my picks for awards:
Stanley Cup Champions: Montreal Canadians.
Hart Trophy (MVP): Tomas Plekanec (MON)
MVP For Girls: Sidney Mary Crosby (PIT)
Vezina Trophy: Carey Price (MON)
Conn Smythe Trophy: Brian Gionta (MON)
I can go on, but I think you are getting this picture. If you are not a fan of the Habs, you will be so sad during the anyshell playoffs because your team will LOSE. Even the InstaPunk Phylers, which I change my mind about.
Well I have been drinking many Molson while the writting of this post, so as I mention I now only wish to see old clips of my Nordiques. So until next time, my name is...
. All right. There really are times when I despair of the
conservative movement in American politics. I hate to say it, but
they're pushing me toward support of Sarah Palin.
The headline, I guess, is that beltway conservatives aren't comfortable with criticizing Obama for playing golf, doing televised segments on ESPN -- with elaborate whiteboard graphics -- about both the men's and women's college basketball "brackets," and then leaving the country for Rio with his mother-in-law in tow even as he puts U.S. troops in harm's way in Libya.
On the O'Reilly Factor, on-again off-again conservative newsman Bernie Goldberg denounced such criticism as "Obama bashing" and O'Reilly agreed. On the Brit Baer Report, Bill Kristol laughed off the whole subject and declared his satisfaction with the fact that Pitt's defeat made Obama's brackets go south (as far as Rio? We wonder.)
At Hotair, it was left to a minor Green Room poster to point out that the trip to Rio was more serious than a PR gaffe. After making Goldberg/Kristol type noises (first paragraph), Jazz Shaw actually detects something amiss (second paragraph):
Given that two U.S. pilots crashed in Libya overnight, and one may not
yet be completely safe, his concern is well founded.
Against this, I retain the image of Kristol blithely ha-ha-ing about golf and brackets in the midst of a monstrous federal budget crisis, a region-wide political meltdown in the mideast, an unprecedented disaster in Japan, and what may prove to be a third war in the mideast. Perhaps it bothers me more since I started reading Jack Cashill's Obama Deconstructed, a book that more or less proves Obama's two great autobiographies were written by the terrorist Bill Ayers. Cashill recounts that Bill Kristol's Weekly Standard rejected his initial article on the subject out of hand shortly before the November 2008 election. They'd already published a "critical" review, but thanks anyway, and we'll call you if we want you.
And another image of Kristol caught up in an ugly intra-party controversy regarding Haley Barbour, which he dismissed with a patronizing two-sentence response.
There's a pattern here. The beltway Republicans are still afraid to confront Obama directly about anything, lest they be tarred as racists. But they're more than willing, even eager, to trash those among their own who have. Palin, for example, is fair game, even in the context of the ongoing lefty abuse of her, exemplified thus:
The sad truth is, the beltway conservatives agree:
So. When attacked as she outrageously was after the Tucson shooting, she fights back. That means she's playing the "victim card"? Really? Bullshit. Underneath their lofty rhetoric, the Beltway impotents think Palin is, well, a dumb twat. Okay. Way better than a PW limp dick, eh?
Once again (hope I'm not falling into a rut), two thoughts.
One. The beltway conservatives are delusional. Failing to attack Obama head-on and hoping some mild-mannered moderate will suffice to defeat him is idiotic. On the same Brit Baer show where Kristol laughed off the brackets, conservatives discussed the prospects of a Tim Pawlenty candidacy without mentioning the one thing grass-roots conservatives really do know about him: he stood by and did nothing for months while Al Franken nakedly stole a U.S. Senate seat under his acquiline nose. No thanks, TPaw. Don't need you. Do they really think they can sell us another castrato who belatedly says the cautiously right things?
Two. When Reagan won in 1980, nobody but his fierce partisans thought he had a chance. He had three huge strikes against him. He was an actor and a lightweight (Eureka College. Sheesh.). He was old. He was extreme, almost a joke. The polls were against him all the way to Election Day.
Make no mistake. Obama may be a weak, hopelessly indecisive and incompetent president. But he knows how to campaign. Chicago style. Mean, ruthless, underhanded, and to the last vote. We need a warrior who can take all the dirty blows and still keep coming. Who's taken the most dirty blows in the last two years without faltering for even an instant? Sarah Palin. Dumb twat? Really?
Maybe. But she's our dumb twat. Too dumb to quit just because a bunch of arrogant pricks (of both sexes) hate her for no reason. And I'd rather follow her than a bunch of hyper-intellectual eunuchs who don't know that they're walking around with "Kick Me" signs pinned to the back of their Brooks Brothers suits. Keep your Romneys, Pawlentys, corny Huckabees, date-expired Gingriches, and promising juveniles like Rubio, Jindal, and Christie.
Let's go frankly and openly to war. Behind Palin. If nothing else, the view from behind Palin is the best view there is in politics.
P.S. Is it a coincidence or incredibly useful information that the president's NCAA men's bracket picked all the top seeds to win? I have this feeling it won't go that way in 2012.
Regarding Rio (and therefore topical):
I would sell everything I have for a car and a few hundred bucks. My bike was stolen by thugs. I don't actually have anything. Well, three Joan Miro lithos from the Ubu Roi, 1956. A bittersweet holding, now that I am faced with the prospects of having no allies, and no conceivable way out of this Midwest Freeholders Zone.
No way out. Trapped. With a bunch of stuff and rare and limited 'things' to accompany me down with the ship. A 1500 year old statue, a monument to Japanese Buddha. Where can it possibly take me now? The Captain-President is long gone. Is he a Punk, making some kind of mockery of Boomers? Is this the secret sign? For I surely need it now, a Sign that is. I need it badly, for the beans I stored require sunlight to activate. And I would love to have a spoon with a drop of gold upon it. For I should stick that spoon in every mouth that offered resistance, and surely they would be cured of resistance. For nothing cures ailments better than gold.
Unless you need to move really, really fast. Gold, being just slightly more voluminous than Uranium, though much less heavy, is still very heavy stuff. And you cannot run with gold.
And I cannot run. This, sadly, because I have a very small "capture crossection" for beans. I guess designing ones life around the philosophy that "less is more" is feasible up until the time one needs to drive quickly south. When one has no car, and is in fact economically insignificant, it becomes difficult.
I have a few books that I published no [on?] Amazon. I would sell the rights to them. I need a ticket for me (and my honey). Just as far south as I can get.
Any takers?
I don't know about any of you, but I've been in liquidation mode
before. The need to go elsewhere, get out from under, even if it means
shedding the objects held most dear.
Can't and therefore won't offer advice about the underlying causes.
Those are personal and beyond reproach from outside. But Helk is
obviously in pain, and a gang is better than nothing when information
and resources are required. So I'm putting up this post for all who are
disposed to contribute their part of the considerable research
capability the commenters at this site have to offer.
I don't know anything about 1500 year old Buddha statues, but maybe
someone else does. If you do, add your two cents. btw this is also the
place where Helk can fill in some of the missing links -- what books
have you written? how much do you know (or not) about electronic
publishing? are you from the midwest and fleeing? or marooned in the
midwest having been born elsewhere and missing home?
The more you can disclose, the more the IP community can offer. We
really do stretch from sea to shining sea, all the way from the
southern Atlantic coast of South Carolina to the northern Pacific coast
of Seattle, not to mention the gulf coast of Texas. We're everywhere.
What little I know. If you
want to be free, live cheap and not be bothered, South Carolina might
be your best bet. Or West Virginia, whose politics are liberal Democrat
but impossible to enforce because the state is so damn bankrupt.
I also looked up the Joan
lithographs from the Ubu Roi series. They're valuable but
probably not valuable enough on their own to finance a flight to
freedom. Each series was limited in number, but only a handful of each
series was signed. The unsigned seemed to be going for $3250 each, and
the signed for maybe double that. And that's at art house auction, which means you
can count on getting clipped for a hefty percentage going in and coming
out. Can't imagine what it would be like to have such pieces and
contemplate losing them. Yeah. I like Miro too.
I know we've had our differences. H. But mean as we may be, we also
have considerable good will here. Share more of your situation, more of
provenance of your possessions and writings, and it's my bet people
will sail in with information -- and empathy -- that might enable you
to navigate the despair and find a new, more hopeful course.
One good thing about the Internet, to which I can personally attest.
You are not nearly as alone, in any respect, as you think you are.
Helk. This is YOUR page. Do with it as you will.
IP commenters. Read and keep coming back here. One of us is down. We don't leave our own
behind. Now, do we?
P.S. Duh. Of course he meant "published on Amazon." Here are his books. Anyone have any ideas about how to promote or repackage these to give them new market life?
. This is just too rich (pun intended). From the U.K. comes
this pitiful
plaint about the Obama administration.
Weren't all the most cerebral Brits, in concert with our own
intellectual caste, urging, insisting
on the election of Barack Obama as a form of redress to a world
offended by the Texas cowboy Bush and his bruiser accomplices? uh, yes,
they were. So they wound up having the cake that looked so good in the
shop window, and now they still have it, but they're not much enjoying
the eating:
Although they are eating it,
aren't they? Forced to swallow all the crumbs that once looked so sweet
and now
taste bitter to the tongue. The new line seems to be that he is weak,
weak, weak, even though they're still irate about the things Bush did
that were strong, and even more so about the Obama retention of those
Bush things:
At first. But then it became downright inconvenient. The Brits, and the
world generally, ALL want to have their cake and eat it too. They want
the U.S. as a punching bag, an automatic target of blame for everything
that goes wrong or hurts their feelings in any way, but they also want
the U.S. to bail them out of every tough situation, sacrifice our blood and treasure on their
behalf with no expectation of anything in return, indeed without even
mentioning it. They want us to be
their fix-everything daddy while they get to play the part of the
ungrateful teenage girl who denounces every stern daddy response as
and despicable. How dare we now appear to be acceding to their desires
and abandoning them to the natural forces we've spent more than half a
century protecting them from?
Got it. The conservatives who have consistently kept the U.S. engaged
actively on the world scene and want to forestall U.S. bankruptcy are still the evil ones, but please --
please, please, please -- don't
cut us off and leave us alone with all those other evil ones.
Two thoughts.
Screw the Brits and other Europeans who've been living under our roof all these years with their sullen demands and cast iron contempt for who we are and what we've done for them.
And maybe, just maybe, Obama is presently proving a point that couldn't be proven in any other way. The daddy who spends all his time apologizing to bratty kids really isn't much good for anything else, is he?
Is he?
How high a price will it be worth it to pay for the world to learn this lesson?
Just don't expect Obama to answer that particular question. He's busy in Rio for the next few days. Then there's the Final Four... And we'll have to get back to y'all later. Much later.


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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. is making a formal offer to buy the O'Donnell Park parking structure from Milwaukee County as part of its downtown corporate headquarters expansion.
But that new proposal, which needs County Board approval, is opposed by a local parks group.
Northwestern Mutual would buy the 1,300-stall parking garage for the appraised value of $14 million, less $1.3 million for roof repairs, according to the proposal filed with the County Board by Teig Whaley-Smith, county economic development director.
The county would net around $5 million from the sale, after paying off a $7.1 million debt owed on the facility, and paying $600,000 for other costs tied to retiring that debt. The sale proceeds would go to a parks stabilization fund.
Whaley-Smith, appointed by County Executive Chris Abele, said in the proposal that the sale would place the parking garage on the property tax rolls, generating revenue for the county, the city and other local governments. Also, a sale would allow the county to avoid future maintenance costs.
Northwestern Mutual would immediately spend over $6 million on structural repairs, better lighting and other improvements, Whaley-Smith said.
The company also would consider long-term improvements, "including activating green spaces, modernizing parking equipment, and adding (shared) Zipcars and bike share options," the proposal said.
"Not only will this sale allow us to continue to improve our beautiful parks, it's also a great partnership with a company that has made a strong commitment to our community," Abele said, in a statement.
As part of the agreement, the company would preserve public parking on nights and weekends, and a certain number of stalls for public parking during business hours, said Sandy Botcher, a Northwestern Mutual vice president who's overseeing the downtown corporate campus expansion.
The company's parking needs over the next decade would account for around half of O'Donnell Park's stalls, Botcher said Thursday. The agreement with the county would require Northwestern Mutual to keep the parking structure open until the end of its "useful life," roughly 20 years, she said.
Also, the proposal would include a commitment to maintain the public open space on top of O'Donnell Park, which overlooks Lake Michigan at the intersection of E. Wisconsin and N. Prospect avenues, she said.
The company also would honor leases at O'Donnell Park to Zilli Hospitality Group, which operates banquet rooms there, and Betty Brinn Children's Museum.
If Northwestern Mutual eventually seeks to demolish the parking garage at the end of its life and redevelop the site, it would need to change the property's zoning. That would require public hearings and Common Council permission.
O'Donnell Park is virtually next door to the company's corporate campus, which has four buildings.
This fall, Northwestern Mutual will begin building a 32-story office tower to replace a recently dismantled building.
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Board Chair Marina Dimitrijevic declined to comment on the substance of the proposal, with her spokesman, Bill Zaferos, saying she hasn't yet read the report. It was filed Wednesday night.
The plan is supported by the Betty Brinn Children's Museum, said Executive Director Fern Shupeck. She said Northwestern Mutual has made a strong case for its ability to make improvements to O'Donnell Park.
Another supporter is Dan Keegan, Milwaukee Art Museum director, who was especially pleased that Northwestern Mutual would maintain public parking spaces.
"We have a lot of visitors who use that parking on a daily basis," Keegan said.
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Lunz said the group would support Northwestern Mutual entering into a long-term lease of O'Donnell Park. But Botcher said the company needed to own the property in order to make the extensive improvements.
Botcher also said the company needs to know by the end of this year whether the County Board will approve a sale.
Any sale would be contingent on the company conducting an additional study of the parking garage's structural integrity, and making sure there are no issues involving the Wisconsin Constitution's Public Trust Doctrine, which prohibits private development on former lake bed, the company said.
O'Donnell Park opened in 1993 at a cost of $12 million.
Discussion of a possible sale was fueled in 2011, after retired business executive and philanthropist Michael Cudahy tried to talk Milwaukee County out of repairing O'Donnell Park.
Instead, Cudahy urged County Board members to pursue a new development to replace it after a falling concrete panel killed a 15-year-old boy on his way to Summerfest in 2010.
County officials proceeded with a $4.2 million repair job, but also created a lakefront planning committee, which recommended replacing the neighboring Downtown Transit Center with a commercial development, improving pedestrian connections at Lincoln Memorial Drive and Michigan St., and removing freeway ramps south of the transit center to free up land for future buildings.
Since then, developer Rick Barrett announced plans to buy the transit center and replace it with the 44-story Couture apartment tower, with negotiations still continuing on that possible property sale by the county.
Also, Northwestern Mutual announced its office tower plans, while Gov. Scott Walker and Mayor Barrett announced a $34 million city-state plan to move the ramps and make road and walkway improvements near O'Donnell Park.
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In Kirtsaeng, the Supreme Court held that the first sale rule of copyright law applies to foreign as well as domestically made copies, thus injecting the principle of international exhaustion into United States copyright law. It remains to be seen, however, whether the copyright industries will persuade Congress to fully or partially restore the importation ban.
Mary LaFrance is the IGT Professor of Intellectual Property Law at the William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Prior to joining the Boyd School of Law, Professor LaFrance served on the faculty of the Florida State University College of Law and the Florida State University School of Motion Pictures, Television, and Recording Arts. She is the author of numerous books and law review articles on domestic and international intellectual property law, as well as the taxation of intellectual property. Her books include Intellectual Property Cases and Materials (West 4th ed. 2012) (with David Lange, Gary Myers, and Lee Ann Lockridge), Understanding Trademark Law (Matthew Bender 2d ed. 2009), Copyright Law in a Nutshell (West 2008), Global Issues in Copyright Law (West 2009), and Understanding Intellectual Property Law (Mathew Bender 2011) (with Donald Chisum, Tyler Ochoa, and Shubha Ghosh).
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