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The canadian U.S. tax treaty allows Canada to tax this first. You will have to report this on your U.S. tax return as well, but you will get credit for taxes paid to Canada.
Tax witholding on selling Canadian interest is 25%.
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All indications are, based on the information you have provided, that withholding will be 25% of any interest. However, let me add this, that I did not include before.
If they recognize your non-resident status as a U.S. Citzen, then they can limit with-holding to 15% pursuant to tax treaty benefits between a special agreement between Canada and the U.S.:
so in the end analysis, your income tax withholding could be as little as 15% but not more than 25%.
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Hello again,
First I would like to thank all of those who helped me with my questions
before (Union and Precision) It helped me alot.
So now for the new question: How to use Subscripts??
Subscripts are a very nice and practical idea but gives me some hard time.
1. Subscript[A,1] // N gives Subscript[A,1.] :((
Or: Subscript[A,E] // N gives Subscript[A,2.7...]
2. Giving N[Subscript[a_,n_Integer]]:=Subscript[a,n] Does not work.
3. So you tell me I should use the Utilities`Notation` package, here we
Symbolize[A_1] << Ok put here a subscript.
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or \ identical symbol already defined, possibly overriding previously
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I would run at least 200 rounds thru without a failure of any kind.
This is a discussion on New Kel-Tec P-3AT within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I had similar issues. See my saga here: http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaB...num=1148757224 I'm happy now - and just got my magazine extender, belt clip, trigger shoe and kydex ...
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I'm happy now - and just got my magazine extender, belt clip, trigger shoe and kydex holster in!!
I would run at least 200 rounds thru without a failure of any kind.
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I bought my P3AT about a month ago and I've run about 50 rounds through it with probably about 5 failures to feed. I've heard these things need to be "broken in". A local gun smith told me it takes about 500 rounds before they feed perfectly. I sure like the little thing. It's easy to conceal and I find it easy to aim and hit what I aim at.
Last edited by hlh1; June 23rd, 2006 at 10:29 PM.
i got a 2nd gen with about 600 rounds down range. i have had several (25 to 30) fte's. kel-tec has sent me two new extractors set. the tip broke off both extractors. when the gun gets dirty it starts to give me some fte. i can get about three mags down range before i get the first fte. also make sure you are not "limping" the gun, this will also give you fte's. all in all it is a good "bug" and i would get as many rounds down range to break it in. yes at first i was mad about my p3at, but i did the f&b, change out the extractor, the gun came around (96%). what do you want for a $225.00 dollar gun. this is not a glock, but a small/well priced "bug".
blueyedevil, I did send the P-3AT back to Kel-Tec. They insisted they repaired it with the new extractor. I had a local gunsmith I trust look at it and it still constantly failed. Kel-Tec thought I was handling it wrong. A friend who shoots pistol matches tried it and it failed on him. Decided it was not worth losing my life over and got rid of it. I'm glad others have success with theirs. But I will never recomend a Kel-Tec.
Went back to the range and put another 50 rounds through it with no problems. This was after it's first cleaning and lube. Seems to be "cured".Originally Posted by hlh1
I don't know what you do to fix it, dehalter, but I do know that I would never stake my life on a Kel-Tec based on all the horror stories that I've read, and then learn about all the hoops folks have to jump through to make it "reliable" regardless of the generation of the piece. If it doesn't function well out of the box, use it for range play and nothing more serious.
I took my P3AT (2nd Gen) home, lubed it, and started shooting it. If I intentionally limp-wristed it at first, it would fail to feed. After several hundred rounds, it stopped doing that. I can't make it fail at all now. I've probably run 1200 rounds through it at this point, mostly WWB cheap stuff. I carry gold dot's in it, and have put 100+ of my carry ammo through it trouble free.
As a lightweight, highly compact 'always on me' gun, they're hard to beat. At the price KT charges for them... nothing comes close.
I have a P11 also, with several thousand problem free rounds through it. I'd rather have a Kahr... better trigger and thinner profile, even with the lower capacity. Haven't tried the new single stack 9mm from KT, but I can't imagine that it's trigger is as slick as the Kahr's I've shot.
I know some have had problems with KT... that's unfortunate, but true with all gun manufacturers. Personally, I wouldn't own a Glock, while others swear by them.
It'd be an awfully boring world if we all liked the same things, woudn't it?
Liberty is an inherently offensive lifestyle. Living in a free society guarantees that each one of us will see our most cherished principles and beliefs questioned and in some cases mocked. It's worth it.
Seems like with the Kel-Tecs you either love 'em or hate 'em. I have been very happy with the ones I have. I can do head shots easily with my 2nd gen p3at from 10 yards and it has been completely reliable. I couldn't believe how accurate it was for such a small pistol with such a short sight radius.
Kel Tec states 100 to 150 rounds for a normal break in.
Also make sure your wrist is locked any you have a near death grip on the pistol.
You will lose your maximum slide energy without an iron grip since the little slide does no have very much mass.
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Thanks for all of the input. I gave the gun a fluff and buff. My feed ramp is so smooth that it looks like a concave mirror. All friction points are smooth as glass. Since my first 150 rounds, I have now had zero failures. That is, I have put 550 rounds of cheap Winchester white box and 100 rounds of Winchester Silver tip (my carry ammo). I could not be happier!!!
Good to hear that youre happy with it, hope you dont have any more problems.
Fear No Evil.
Take a look here http://www.ktrange.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=1523
The regular cor-bon doesnt seem to expand with the short barrel, on the second pic if you scroll down they do the same loads from the bersa that has a longer barrel and the cor-bon expands. This is shooting through paper, a body may yield different results. I do not know if the DPX works better from the shorter barrel, I think the same people may have tested it but I can't remember.
Thanks myusername, that is a cool site. Looks like I will stick with silvertips and hydroshocks!!!
I'm always looking for good expansion, but only after the round can penetrate about 10"-11". So, e.g., my 9mm choice is Ranger 147.
A .380 from a very short barrel may be hindering its own capability if it expands very much. A great little mushroom slowed by a two sides of a leather sleeve, an arm, another layer or two of leather, (a lapel maybe), and a large adversary, maybe that winclean starts to look good.
They don't call them "vitals" for nothin'.
I wish somebody would make a collapsable bullet nose for autoloaders that left us with a concave or blunt, barely expanded, (just enough to get jagged), projectile for the penetration work.
Sort of like the blunt .38spl. from the now-retired, ex-NYC cop, ammo designer Jim Cirrillo. Note** Effectiveness trumps expansion. Good angling performance on glass too! Hope I got that right.
Hydrostatic shock and killer "knock down power" is not something to assign to pocket rockets! Expansion is not a goal in itself.
For my P3AT, which BTW is extremely reliable - lucky me, I am still undecided. Anyone know of a good Truncated SWC FMJ loaded up to full pressure? Of course not.
Something to think about, what do you think?
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A basic problem with an "Afrocentric" school is the assumption there is such a thing as "African" society. Teachers wore headscarfs, but in most African societies below the Sahara, few women wear such head garments. Of course, the history, culture and skin color of those from northern Africa is remarkably different from those inhabiting central Africa. I doubt if an Egyptian "African" believes there is any cultural, dress or historical linkage between his heritage and that of someone from central Africa.
"Africa" is a continent, it is not a society in which people are bound together by a common heritage. The real issue for education is ensuring that children from diverse backgrounds learn both of commonalities and differences. Yes, the history of African Americans has been poorly taught in schools. So, has the history of those of Italian, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, German and a dozen other cultural groups in America. Several years ago, students of Hispanic heritage rioted over another February dealing with Black History while there was nothing about their heritage.
The issue is incorporating multiple heritages and that is an enormous task. Unfortunately, too many multiculturalists believe there is something termed, "white history." That assumes the history and culture of a European Italian is similar to that of a European Norwegian or Pole. There is need for global education and Afrocentric schools only add to confusion and distortion in teaching history.


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Re: ListPlot - assigning a list of colors to a set of
Thanks Bob,
Your solutions are compact. The code below extends your first example to use a long list of XY coordinates and colours in ListPlot.
nbr = 1000
xy = Transpose[{RandomReal[{0, 1}, nbr], RandomReal[{0, 1}, nbr]}]; (* xy data to plot *)
cols = Table[RandomChoice[{Red, Green, Blue}], {i, nbr}]; (* list of colors *)
ListPlot[List /@ xy, PlotStyle -> (Directive[PointSize[0.02], Opacity[0.6], #] & /@ cols)]
On 2013-11-05, at 8:34 AM, Bob Hanlon wrote:
Make each point a separate data list and repeat the PointSize:
ListPlot[List /@ {{1, 1}, {2, 2}, {3, 3}},
PlotStyle -> (Directive[PointSize[0.02], #] & /@
{Red, Green, Blue})]
Although you can use a List instead of Directive:
ListPlot[List /@ {{1, 1}, {2, 2}, {3, 3}},
PlotStyle -> ({PointSize[0.02], #} & /@
{Red, Green, Blue})]
ListPlot[List /@ {{1, 1}, {2, 2}, {3, 3}},
PlotStyle -> {Red, Green, Blue},
PlotMarkers -> {Automatic, Medium}]
Bob Hanlon
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 11:16 PM, Gordon Robertson <grobertson at bcgsc.ca<mailto:grobertson at bcgsc.ca>> wrote:
I'm using Mathematica v9.x on a Mac, with OS X 10.7.5.
Could I ask about something that likely has a very simple solution? I have a list of XY coordinates for say 500 points that will become a scatterplot via ListPlot. I need to assign a colour to each point, using a list of labels (histology, risk, =85).
I've generated ArrayPlot graphics for cases like this for some time. For example, given some labels in column 4 of a 'hist' table:
colours = Table[{
Switch[name = hist[[i, 4]],
"Classical", Green, "Tall cell", Red, "Other", Blue]
}, {i, Length[hist]}];
ArrayPlot[{colours}, AspectRatio -> 0.1, Frame -> False]
For a ListPlot, I'd have thought that something as simple as dropping a list of colours into a PlotStyle Directive would do the job. But the following line plots three blue points, rather than a Red, Green and Blue point.
ListPlot[{{1, 1}, {2, 2}, {3, 3}},
PlotStyle -> Directive[PointSize[0.02], {Red, Green, Blue}]]
Is there a simple way to declare a list of colours in ListPlot? I've looked through the PlotStyle documentation, and apologize if I've missed seeing how to do this.
Thanks very much for your help.
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Elizabeth (Beth) Sheehan (13)
Greg Youngen (12)
Merinda Hensley (ex officio)
Cindy Ingold (12)
Sue Searing (13)
Peggy Steele (12)
Emma Clausen (Information Literacy GA)
Lisa welcomed all new and returning members and provided an overview of the purpose of the committee. Members each introduced themselves.
This agenda item will be repeated at each meeting and is an opportunity to share highlights related to information literacy and instruction work. Committee members are encouraged to submit items ahead of time so they can be listed in the agenda.
Committee members shared that requests for instruction are growing. The Education and Social Sciences Library has received more than 30 requests for Fall instruction sessions already; the Undergraduate Library had nearly 60 sessions scheduled prior to the beginning of the semester; and the Music and Performing Arts Library has many courses scheduling for two sessions instead of just one.
The Veterinary Medicine Library had a seeming set-back when Greg was not included in new student orientation for the college. To compensate, he sent a welcome letter to members of the incoming class with a link to a LibGuide and has since received greater response than he had in previous years to the orientation session presentation.
The committee noted that building relationships with faculty and sending out communications prior to courses beginning, including a link to a LibGuide and an outline of major services offered, are some of the best ways to market instruction sessions.
The committee reviewed the charge and member responsibilities. Lisa shared her hopes for what might be accomplished in this coming year and noted the importance of the working groups the committee has created in the past and their deep investigation into ongoing projects.
The User Education Committee provides guidance and advice to the Coordinator for Information Literacy Services and Instruction and the University Library by formulating and reviewing plans, goals, priorities, strategies, policies and procedures related to user education; identifying temporary and ongoing instructional issues; promoting awareness of and participation in information literacy activities within the Library and the University as a whole; gathering information and encouraging research and discussion about information literacy, information seeking, and user education; creating and assisting with instructional development programming; and responding to requests for assistance or advice about user education and information literacy issues.
Lisa reviewed the status of the IT requests related to instruction.
Assignment Calculator – Further work on this request has been suspended by mutual agreement. The product available through open source is not what was expected, as it is more appropriate for a K-12 learning environment. Lisa and Susan noted that many places have adapted the version used by the University of Minnesota; however, that version is not available through open source.
TurningPoint Clickers – This project is completed. Currently there is one set of clickers located in the Undergraduate Library for use in the Undergraduate Library classrooms and two sets in Library IT that can be checked out and used anywhere on campus. The committee will need to decide if more sets are necessary, taking into consideration if on-site sets are needed in the libraries that have a high volume of sessions that are at a distance from the Main Library. For example, would it be useful to have an on-site set at the Music and Performing Arts Library? Susan noted an issue downloading TurningPoint software on computers. She will follow up to see if an IT request has been filed and, if so, what the resolution of the problem is. Another "introduction to clickers" session that will cover last year's training and user experience will be scheduled in late October or early November. Susan agreed to lead the session.
Instruction Statistics Database – This project is completed. The database interface and underlying structure was re-done. Some people have requested that former library unit names be removed from the system; however, this is not possible to do since those names are tied to historic instruction session records.
The committee hosted Deb Gilchrist as a guest speaker last spring. The committee decided to hold a follow-up session when those who attended Deb's workshop could share how they are implementing what they learned. This will be scheduled later in the fall. Also related to assessment, Merinda will be an attendee at Assessment Immersion 2011 in Nashville. Lisa will be one of the leaders of this program. Susan and Carissa have attended in previous years.
Lisa reviewed the status of projects related to the Library's instructional facilities.
The committee contributed ideas for the "teaching and learning" presentation at the Strategic Planning Forum. The draft of the Strategic Plan will be available at the October 11, 2011 open meeting on the plan.
The committee discussed which projects to focus on in the coming year. Ideas under consideration include:
Create materials to alert users to primary sources, especially in archives and special collections. Adrianna will further develop this idea for discussion at a future committee meeting.
Lisa alerted committee members that they would be asked to review revisions to the Library 314 room use policy in the coming weeks. Changes focus on use of the space for brown bag events and opening the space for use as a lab.
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Hello, I thought you might like to see the letter I just mailed to Clearwire today:
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That is the page I routinely check for changes to our agreement, and that page currently states that the most recent change was September 1, 2007. I have not received any other notice of TOS changes, so when I came across this page: http://www.clearwire.com/company/legal/terms.php
it was my first notification of changes in our agreement.
I find the agreement to be materially disadvantageous to myself, and I am terminating my account. I am disconnecting the device from my computer as soon as I get home tonight and I will return it to you as soon as I am provided a mailing label and instructions on how to do so.
I do not authorize any additional charges to any accounts you have on file with me, and those accounts are no longer active. Any additional contact regarding this matter may be emailed to @.com. I will make sure that clearwire.com emails will be able to pass my spam blocker.
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I don't get the obsession with zombies. Especially as love interests. First, zombies are dead people who want to eat live people's brains. That's just not sexy. Second, their bodies are rotting, and rotting flesh stinks. Which brings us to number three. Their rotting body parts fall off – and then are magically regrown.
So imagine you're in love with a zombie who remembers enough of being alive to love you back. Imagine he remembers sex is exciting and fun, and he wants to do it again. Imagine you say yes.
Last, imagine one important body part falling off.
One other thing I don't get is cheating. I'm not talking about cheating on taxes or Scrabble (not that I do either). I'm talking about cheating on someone who expects monogamy.
To put this all together, I'm giving away one of my ebooks to three commenters who answer these two questions: If you discover your zombie boyfriend is cheating on you, which body part would you whack off? And how would you do it?
I'll post the winners' names here on Wednesday morning. If you win, you can let me know which book you want: Cattitude, Dead People, Dragon Blues or Galaxy Girls.
Have fun with this! I'm going to enjoy reading your answers.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - With five seasoned seniors, three superb sophomores, a star-studded freshman class and a former top-100 sophomore transfer, the NAU Volleyball team will take the floor for the first time this weekend at the UNLV Invitational in Las Vegas. The Lumberjacks will open their 2012 campaign against the Citadel at 5 p.m. Friday before facing CSU Bakersfield at 10 a.m. Saturday and host UNLV at 7 p.m. that night in a match to be broadcast live on NAUAthletics.com.
"I just want to see us play hard and smart," said fifth year head coach Craig Choate. "You can't always control results but I want us to show up and play up to our abilities. Everybody gets tired of double-day practices and they just want to start playing and coaches aren't any different, so we're all looking forward to the weekend."
The Lumberjacks started 12-0 last season, sweeping their three non-conference tournaments and opening conference play with a trio of wins. In finishing the year with 15 wins, the Lumberjacks equaled the most wins in a season since 2001 and continued to build the quality of the program. The squad returns four starters (plus libero) and eight letter winners from last season, hoping to combine experience with young talent to ascend the Big Sky table.
NAU will rely heavily on the skill and experience of its five seniors looking to close their careers with a Big Sky championship. Lauren Campbell, Kelli Dallmann, Anna Gott, Lexi Sullivan, and Jen Wilson have combined for three All-Big Sky selections as members of Choate's first NAU recruiting class. Sullivan, who is a fifth-year senior after utilizing a medical redshirt in 2009, and Dallmann earned consecutive Big Sky Freshman of the Year awards in 2008 and 09, respectively. Both have been named All-Big Sky as has Gott, who earned her first All-Conference honor last year and is on pace to shatter NAU's career digs record this season.
Campbell has been a three-year contributor and last year became NAU's first All-American after being named to the Capital One Academic All-America Third Team. Wilson has been among NAU's most consistent performers throughout her career, averaging more than two kills per set as a Lumberjack and starting through each of her first three seasons. The leadership and performance of the group will no doubt be paramount in NAU's quest for the 2012 Big Sky title.
NAU will open its season against The Citadel, a school located in Charleston, S.C. that is a member of the Southern Conference. The Bulldogs were 8-22 overall in 2011 and just 1-15 in the Southern Conference but return three starters and 10 letter winners in 2012. Senior Rachael Farrell returns after leading the team with 2.24 digs per set and recording 2.15 kills per set in 2011, one of only two Bulldogs to average more than two kills per set.
CSU Bakersfield plays in the same season-opening tournament as NAU for the second consecutive year. Last August, the Lumberjacks opened their 2011 campaign with a 3-0 sweep of the Roadrunners at the Wolverine Invitational in Orem, Utah. CSU Bakersfield returns just four players from last season while adding six transfers and six freshmen in 2012. The squad has no seniors but eight juniors and lost its top-five hitters from last season.
The host UNLV Rebels return all but one starter this season after going 14-17 overall and 4-10 in the Mountain West in 2011. UNLV returns its best hitter in junior Madeline Westman who hit .290 last season while averaging 2.33 kills and 1.09 blocks per set. The Rebels also return three other players that averaged more than 1.9 kills per set last year as well as setter Stephanie Thelen and libero Allison Davies. Northern Arizona has not faced UNLV since 2003 and is 2-6 all-time against the Rebels.
All three matches will have live stats available on the NAU Volleyball schedule page. Saturday night's contest against UNLV will be broadcast live for free via the above link on NAUAthletics.com by Assistant Media Relations Director Andrew Tomsky.


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Hey Armeani,
Keep at it. I too never had any schooling in this, so it took me longer than others to ramp up my design abilities (and I still have a ways to go). It's very hard to be the judge of your own work. 5 years ago I remember thinking my stuff was really cool, but if I were to look at it today I would probably puke
As others have mentioned, the best way to learn (not make $) is to try and emulate (not rip off or copy) designs that you really like. For tracking inspirational sites, I created a gallery site of… well… gallery sites: http://gallerygalleria.com/ (again, I thought this site was awesome when I made it 4 years ago). Pick one and scope out some of the designs there.
Hope that helps!
Hello theMOLITOR,
You said it all: "It's very hard to be the judge of your own work." But I will not give up and, as you still want to look at my previous projects and "vomit"!
And GalleryGalleria is a good idea, I think I will also build some sites for inspiration in my notebook.
More one question: In your opinion where I can improve the template? Shadow, Gradient, what?
Shadows and gradients are just details that can be applied to a template to make it look good. What you need is to invest some hours in design theory. Things like design hierarchy, fonts, etc.
I think you can count on the fingers from one hand the guys in here who went to a "big guys" design university Most of us are self taught!
Also, it's no shame to not be a good designer! You can be an awesome coder, those make more money than a designer :)) If this is the case with you, you can pair up with a really good designer and work as a team!
girlscancode, your attention to my case was amazing, and I now realize that graphic designer is not only creativity and have knowledge of codes and programs, goes far beyond!
As you said, there's a whole theory, and I will work and study these matters, but not forgetting to practice.
Again, your attention really helped me, thanks!
I found some sites that can give me this idea of ??design, fonts and colors.
Know other sites: inspiration, news and new ways to develop?
And, looking over my template, I agree that was not good! Actually stinks, too plain, unscented!
Porticles was good, but not good enough.
When I come here as a buyer I expect the highest quality of work. This is the only reason I come back here, quality.
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text: Posted May 29, 2009 In classic Stockholm Syndrome fashion, the Obama administration is empathizing more with the Iranian leaders who are holding Israel hostage than with the nation that may be wiped off the map if Iran acquires the bomb. http://www.dickmorris.com/blog/2009/05/24/the-death-of-israel/#more-587 Those sunshine Jewish patriots who voted for Obama must realize that we, as Jews, are witnessing the possible end of Israel. We are in the same moral position as our ancestors were as they watched Hitler rise but did nothing to pressure their favorite liberal Democratic president, FDR, to take any real action to save them or even to let Jewish refugees into the country. If we remain complacent, we will have the same anguish at watching the destruction of Israel that our forebears had in witnessing the Holocaust. The Barry.... Hahahhahahahahahhahahahaha. Barry hasn't a clue. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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So I've decided for my zombie weapon of choice as well as a range toy, deer rifle, and hog rifle should be one of these... yes I know the ammunition is expensive, and a 45-70 or 12ga would also work just right but with such a short barrel I would really like to use a pistol cartridge and get the maximum velocity possible.
My question is, who makes them? I know of the Big Horn Armory model 89 which is BEAUTIFUL:
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Why is Fox News calling tea partiers Nazis?
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Considering Fox News regularly smears anyone who suggests the tea party movement is steeped in extremism, their article titled "Tea Party Rallies Remain a Cauldron for Conspiracy Theories" is both important and entirely out of character. And of course, being Fox News, it does a lot of whitewashing to separate "Tea Party leaders" from the "mistruths, exaggerations and conspiracy theories" while completely ignoring Fox's own role in pushing them.
Let's start with a question: Why is Fox News calling tea partiers Nazis? Accompanying the article is this picture:
The article also includes this:
Going further, swastikas, as well as pictures of Obama's face next to Adolf Hitler's, have appeared on signs at dozens of rallies blasting the president and the Democrat-controlled Congress.
Helpful reporting, yet, when Nancy Pelosi made the same exact observation last year, she was viciously attacked. Several conservatives -- including Fox News anchor Gregg Jarrett -- twisted Pelosi's comments about the presence of signs with Nazi imagery at protests to falsely claim that she called the tea partiers themselves Nazis. She didn't.
Pelosi was also called a liar for suggesting that tea partiers carried signs bearing swastikas. Stephen Moore, appearing on Fox News' Glenn Beck, said that Pelosi's statement "suggests she is completely clueless." James Taranto wrote in the WSJ that the comments were the product of a "fevered imagination." And Andrew Breitbart, taking it up a notch, wrote in the Washington Times that Pelosi "blatantly lied." Someone call Retracto.
Further, the comparison of Pelosi, Obama, and Democrats to Nazis isn't "fringe." It comes from people like Fox News host Glenn Beck. Or the Leader of the GOP, Rush Limbaugh.
Also included in the article as examples of "fringe" beliefs held by some tea party participants is their "questionable characterizations of the massive health care reform legislation." The article reported that some "stood firm in" believing that "Democrats' goal was to implement 'death panels.'" Yet this "fringe" belief originated from Sarah Palin, now a Fox News contributor, and was advanced by Fox's own Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly and Peter Johnson Jr., to name but a few. In fact, it has been one of the main smears against health care reform.
Another example:
Some suggest Obama wants to keep Americans unemployed so that they become dependent on government-run programs. Lenin and Stalin have become catchwords to describe Obama in the speeches denouncing his policies.
These are rather outlandish conspiracy theories, but they certainly aren't "fringe." Rush Limbaugh, in an interview with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren, said that "President Obama and the Democrats are destroying the U.S. economy. They are purposely doing it." Limbaugh has joined Fox News employees Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin in repeatedly pushing the "Cloward and Piven" conspiracy that Democrats are, in Beck's words, trying to "collapse the system."
Perhaps the reason that Lenin and Stalin "have become catchwords to describe Obama" at the tea party protests is because, once again, Glenn Beck, Fox News, and other conservatives have made a habit of comparing Obama and Democrats to Stalin and Lenin.
The article also notes that many believe Obama is not a U.S. citizen and does a commendable job debunking the birther silliness. But yet again, this "fringe" view of some tea party participants was pushed by Fox Nation just last week.
And while the lede of the article claims that these theories "make Tea Party leaders cringe," the statement from Tea Party Express Chair Mark Williams sure doesn't sound like cringing to me:
Mark Williams, chairman of the Tea Party Express, said the imagery and rhetoric seen at the Tea Party rallies "pales in comparison" to the protests during the Bush presidency.
Of some of the debunked theories, like questions over Obama's citizenship, Williams said, "I don't think it's mainstream Tea Party thought."
"It's an interesting constitutional exercise to wonder about and talk about it," he said. "But it's a dead end in terms of getting anything accomplished."
Calling something an "interesting constitutional exercise" is not the same as disavowing it. As we've pointed out before, Mark Williams has repeatedly dabbled in birtherism. And considering he has repeatedly called political opponents "faggots," and posted pictures of Obama and Pelosi as terrorists, Williams may not be the best person to go on the record trying to debunk accusations of extreme rhetoric at tea parties.
As we've documented extensively, Fox News has taken ownership of the tea party movement since shortly after its inception. Last week, a poll showed that tea partiers' favorite news outlet is Fox News. Clearly, based on the examples in this article, people are taking what they hear on Fox to heart.
If Fox News can acknowledge that this rhetoric is "fringe," what does that say about their own role in propagating it?
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Viruses closely related to the new coronavirus that emerged last year in the Middle East have been discovered in specimens from a number of species of bats found widely throughout Europe and beyond, a new study shows.
The work suggests bats common to Europe, Russia, parts of Asia and Africa and the Middle East may carry viruses that are very closely related to the new coronavirus, called EMC 2012.
The study will be published in the March issue of the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.
The findings, while interesting, don't help to narrow down how a dozen or more people in three countries have been sickened by the new virus, or whether more have been infected but have escaped notice because their symptoms were mild.
The researchers said bats from the Arabian Peninsula should be tested to see if they carry similar viruses. But senior author Dr. Christian Drosten cautioned that because of the wide geographic distribution of these bats, it cannot be concluded that the bat virus that evolved into the new coronavirus did so in the Middle East.
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We are very proud and excited to announce that out of 219 entries in the Northside Education Foundation's 20th Anniversary Logo Contest, we have three art students who placed in the top twenty!!! These students will be recognized at a reception where the Grand Prize Winner will be announced! The winning logo will be used during NEF's 18 month 20th anniversary celebration beginning in July!
Those students who placed are Victoria F. Ryan G and Victoria S. Congrats to these students and their Art teacher, Mrs. Johnson!


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By Dr. Wai Cheung, Dr. Harish Gulati and Jennipher Murphy
The theme of this year's ADEA CCI Liaisons summer meeting was "Unlocking Innovation Through Technology" and the meeting lasted for two and a half days. During the first two days, through a keynote address, discussion among the ADEA leaders, an interactive panel and team projects, the focus was on the indications, assessment, and implement of the different technologies in dental education. During the last half day, the role for CCI Liaisons was revisited and discussed. In addition, two models of developing research capacity in the dental school were presented.
The two highlights were the "Learning Technology Myth Buster" interactive panel session where we used a cloud-based technology tool called "Poll Everywhere" which is very similar to our Learning Catalytics. We participated in a team-based polling activity which was helpful to experience. The other highlight was the "Team Projects" where we divided into groups in a workshop setting to re-design one course/lecture to promote active learning and critical thinking. Each group presented so we heard a lot of creative strategies. At the end of the conference the focus turned to one of the core principles of ADEA CCI – Scientific Discovery and Integration of Knowledge. Two models of building and expanding research capacity were presented: expanding the research capacity in a school with a reasonable research foundation and establishing a novel system to encourage and help faculty and students be involved in research in a school with relatively little research foundation.
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- TUSDM should continue to follow one of the "best practices" for technology integration- Just because you can integrate technology doesn't mean you should. TUSDM practices a thoughtful approach where pedagogy comes first and we strive to link strategies to the learning objectives of the course.
- Students don't necessarily have the skills to "learn" with technology even though they are referred to as "digital natives". It is our (faculty and staff) responsibility to model how to use technology when using it in the learning environment.
- Faculty need to know the "why" behind using technology. There has to be a reason to use it and it has to improve the learning.
- When students are asked to find out the information on their own with active learning strategies vs. being recipients of information in lectures, their retention rates increase to 70-90%.


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When we have a chance to help out with Charities and good causes, we take the opportunity to try to help, and we want to let you know today about ten year-old Eve and what her family are going through to keep Eve more in touch with the world – and it puts the rest of our problems we may have into some perspective.
Beautiful Eve
The family – step-father Peter and mother Lee – are currently fundraising for their 10 year old daughter Eve, who collapsed on Valentine's Day in 2011, with a massive brain hemorrhage, which was as the result of a previously undetected and inoperable brain tumor.
Eve's life turned upside down on that day, and she did incredibly well to survive the ordeal, but unfortunately she has been left suffering with what is called Locked in Syndrome, whereby she understands and recognizes everything that goes on around her, but is unable to move, talk or do any of the things that she previously was able to do.
The Miller family Eve, Lee, Mia, Peter and Jed – before Eve's medical problems
Eve obviously needs 24/7 care now, and although grants have helped to provide Eve with her basic needs, such as a lift to get her upstairs and a hoist to get her into the bath etc, the parents are fundraising to be able to buy Eve equipment that can hopefully make her life more comfortable and enjoyable – and of course this kind of equipment is not cheap.
Last year the parents managed to raise £27K for the RVI (Royal Victoria Infirmary) in Newcastle – which is the hospital where Eve spent 9 months having her life saved and then during her recovery.
The family are trying to raise a similar amount to help provide Eve with what she needs.
Eve and parents following her brain hemorrhage
Peter has already completed a sponsored 150 mile walk in a week, taking in all of the local football grounds, St James Park, Stadium of Light, Riverside Stadium, and grounds at smaller clubs like Gateshead and Hartlepool.
They are also holding a black tie dinner at St James Park on 23rd March 2013, and have already sold out all 180 tickets for the event.
However, they are going to be offering the chance to bid on some great auction prizes (including a signed NUFC top and tickets for a NUFC match and a raffle with a prize being a chance to play football at St James Park) to their followers on Facebook, so why not like their Facebook page.
Here are Eve's Facebook page – and also the Just Giving page.
We will be keeping up with the Miller's from now on, and if you can pledge on the Just Giving page above and like their Facebook page – that would be awesome.
Many thanks.


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French criminologist Alain Bauer says "ISIS did not like him at all."
Dr. Casey Jordan, a criminologist and a professor of justice at Western Connecticut State University, agrees.
James Alan Fox, a criminologist who studies mass shootings, has debunked a lot of the myths of mass shooters.
Perez Guadalupe, a criminologist, sociologist, and theologian, has brought a disciplined hand to Castro Castro.
If there were an interchange of words, the criminologist could not detect it.
His wide fame as a criminologist and consulting detective had implanted no egotism in him.
The first duty of the criminologist is to probe to the cardinal causes for a given type of criminal.
These were most interesting volumes from the criminologist's point of view.
"Rector 4471, sir," answered the criminologist in the best falsetto tone he could muster.
It is up to the criminologist to work skillfully and consistently with skilled tools.


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Actually there is one exception to this rule of not making a perfect man checklist (smile). Emotional availability is key. It's painful to care for someone but can't progress beyond a certain point because they choose not to learn, grow and experience life with you for fear of getting hurt. I realize that when you open up and share yourself with another person, you may be at risk for emotional pain. However, it's the only way to experience the kind of love, joy, passion and relationship bliss that we are all capable of once we allow ourselves to open up and share who we truly are at our very core. Fear itself isn't the problem. It's perfectly normal to experience fear. It's how you choose to respond to it that's important.
-I love deep belly laughs! The kind that makes you have to sit down, catch your breath and recover and then try not to smile anymore because your face hurts.
-I'm a passionate woman. Doesn't mean you should message me and say hey baby let's f---. Just means I like to ooze oooey, gooey, juicy love evergy with the right person:-). In a sweet innocent kind of way (semi-wicked smile). Seriously though, I value substance in a guy. Good looking jerks or handsome dummies don't exactly fly here.
-Tell me that you can cook (and actually be telling the truth) and you've won half the battle ;-)
Movies - Temptation, Hachi: A Dog's Tale, Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, The Best Man, The Best Man Holiday, The Shawshank Redemption, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, It's Complicated, Something's Gotta Give, The Five Heartbeats, Ray, Darkness Falls, American Beauty, He's Just Not That Into You, The Mask of Zorro, The Legend of Zorro, Life As We Know It, Eat Pray Love, Going The Distance, Malcolm X, Kill Bill 1&2, Undercover Brother, The Miracle Worker, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Red Tails, Star Trek (All the movies, old and new) and others
Music - R&B, Soul, Blues, Funk, Jazz, "Neo" Soul, Classical, some Rock and Country, salsa, Latin Jazz, flamenco
Food -Caribbean, Thai, Soul, Italian, African, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, Cajun
-Music and Dancing
You are willing to try new things
You are chivalrous
You know how to treat a lady
You like having fun
You like to laugh and be silly
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Behind sea oats and sand dunes rises our Idea House's three-story, shingle-clad facade. Exterior shingles painted deep green and a wraparound porch supported by sculptural columns call to mind old Norfolk style, hinting at the 700-home planned community's focus on vernacular Southern style. "Our vision was to create a unique neighborhood that would combine the quality of design and architecture with the quality of life we felt this area could generate," says East Beach managing partner Bart Frye.
The developers' master plan has been years in the making―transforming a 100-acre urban area badly in need of redevelopment. "The city of Norfolk wanted to recycle this land instead of eliminating [undeveloped] green area," Bart says. The result, he says, will be a water-focused, pedestrian community between the Chesapeake Bay and Pretty Lake, where a marina serves locals. "Here, you have a terrific house in a place where you can walk or bike from home to the beach and perhaps your boat," Bart says. In addition, there's entertainment, dining, and boutique shopping.
To serve families, a Montessori school welcomes children ages 3
to 6. Parks grace almost every block. Players compete with
knee-high kings and queens on the giant chessboard outside the
clubhouse. "The Bay Front Club has a pool and deck area where
residents can enjoy the sights, sounds, and breezes of the beach
without the sand―and with a drink, if they'd like," Bart
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Until death do us part
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
With the aid of modern medicine there are a lot more century-old human beings living their lives today. I joke when I go to my swim class that not one of us would be there if it weren't for high tech operations and modern medicine. Just recently an acquaintance who was told that he was dying, got a reprieve. He had lost a lot of weight and coughed off and on most the day and night. A friend who is knowledgeable about the drug companies stepped in and read the fine print in his contract. After intervention by this health advocate, he managed to obtain the costly medication that has given him a new lease on life. Believe it or not, he has gained weight and has stopped coughing and is able to care for himself again.
Speaking of survivors, recently I got a call from a fellow who was proud of the fact that he and his wife Betty had just celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary and he would be celebrating his 100th birthday this summer. When I mentioned that I still drove my car, he said he was driving up until just a couple of years ago but finally he decided that there were too many crazies on the road for him to be driving anymore. Yes, the crazies out there behind the wheel don't make it entirely safe for anyone these days.
Visiting on the phone with hundred year old Dick Wood certainly made my day.
He reminisced about moving to South America with his wife early in his career to take a new job. He said, "We went down with two children and came back with three." Yes, those who are willing to chance new opportunities far from home often have very rich memories in their elder years. Luckily Dick married someone several years younger and they are able to remain in their beachside home while others his age are moving out to assisted care.
It so happens that I met Dick's daughter even before he called me on the phone.
I was waiting in line at the post office and as is my usual manner, I struck up a conversation with a young woman who said she lived in Canada. We were almost friends by the time my turn came to be helped at the counter. Small world. Dick called me to reveal that the woman I visited with at the P. O. was his daughter. She told him that she thought I was a really friendly and interesting person. Well, after all, I am not afraid to be friendly in a waiting line where people usually just stand glumly waiting their turn. I figure that life is short and every moment counts.
Just imagine Dick and Betty visiting at least one hundred different countries in their lifetime and still enjoying life in their beach home. While I was talking with Dick, Betty was out working in the yard. As I always say, life is too short to waste and Dick and Betty aren't wasting theirs. I can't wait until my fellow and I can go to visit them and hear more of their stories. My fellow has a few of his own stories to throw into the mix as well—army duty in the South Pacific during WWII, enduring freezing weather in Hokkaido and parachute jumping—just to name a few past exploits. So as the day approaches to celebrate those who served in battle my fellow and I will be visiting with two other oldies. We women will have childbirth struggles to share while the men share war stories. Maybe someday we women can influence the war makers to stop that activity and both sexes can celebrate bringing the next generation into the world and nurturing the young instead of taking part in devastating wars. For now we can live a peaceful life and share our memories. That's what life is all about, right?
Georgie Bright Kunkel is a freelance writer who can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 206-935-8663.
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101 things to do in the winter in New York City 2011
Mark your calendar for classic holiday events, warming treats, cultural highlights and more!
Fri Dec 2 2011
Photograph: Paul Wagtouicz
Yo La Tengo
Photograph: Jason Rodgers
New York Rangers
Philip Glass
Photograph: Andrew Fladeboe
Trump Wollman Rink
Photograph: Lizz Kuehl
Have a seasonal cocktail
Photograph: Courtesy the Museum of the City of New York
"The Greatest Grid" at the Museum of the City of New York
Photograph: Courtesy of Merge Records
Jeff Mangum live
Photograph: Eric Harvey Brown
Bowie Ball
Photograph: Courtesy of Radio City Music Hall
Art deco apartment inside Radio City Music Hall
Photograph: Courtesy Big Onion Walking Tours
Big Onion Walking Tour
Photograph: Paul Wagtouicz
Yo La Tengo
21. Celebrate Hanukkah with eight nights of Yo La Tengo
In what's become an annual tradition, the Hoboken indie-rock trio takes to its neighborhood venue for eight nights, coinciding with the Festival of Lights. Seeing the venerable group play through its extensive back catalog (as well as the occasional cover) is reason enough to attend. But you'll also see a bevy of awesome surprise guests: Last year's visitors included M. Ward, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, the National and comics Marc Maron and Jim Gaffigan. If you missed getting tickets, don't fret—reasonably priced stubs should appear on Craigslist near the date of the show. Maxwell's, 1039 Washington St at 11th St, Hoboken, NJ (201-653-1703, maxwellsnj.com). Dec 20--27 8:30pm; sold out.
22. Cheer on the Rangers at a renovated arena
To keep its reputation as one of the world's greatest arenas, Madison Square Garden is undergoing a massive overhaul over three consecutive summers. Phase one, which revamped the lower bowl, has already ushered in several new food options, courtesy of celebrity chefs like Jean-Georges Vongerichten, who created an Asian-influenced Simply Chicken stand, and Andrew Carmellini of the Dutch, who developed the Sausage Boss counter. (Phases two and three, which will address the arena's upper levels, will happen over the next year.) See the work in progress at a New York Rangers game. Madison Square Garden, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza (Seventh Ave) between 31st and 33rd Sts (212-465-6741, thegarden.com). Schedule varies; visit website for details. $39--$1,200; through Apr 7.
23. A modern master gets a birthday blowout
Philip Glass's 75th birthday provides the impetus for the Park Avenue Armory's second Tune-In festival. Over four days, the composer, his influences, collaborators and disciples will stage performances in the imposing Wade Thompson Drill Hall. Glass himself will perform with Patti Smith, and producer Hal Willner will collaborate with artist Ralph Steadman and guitarist Bill Frisell to augment a reading of Allen Ginsberg's influential poem Kaddish. 643 Park Ave between 66th and 67th Sts (212-933-5812, armoryonpark.org). Times vary; $15--$50. Feb 23--26.
24. Take a twirl on an ice-skating rink
'Tis the season to strap on a pair of skates and do your best Johnny Weir impersonation. Fantastic views can be found at the Trump Wollman Rink (Central Park, enter at W 59th St and Sixth Ave; 212-439-6900, wollmanskatingrink.com; Mon, Tue 10am--2:30pm; Wed, Thu 10am--10pm; Fri, Sat 10am--11pm; Sun 10am--9pm; $16--$16.75, seniors $4.75--$8.25, children 11 and under $5.75--$6; skate rental $6.75), although there won't be room for speed skating or fancy tricks. For a little more breathing room, head to Citi Pond at Bryant Park (Sixth Ave between 40th and 42nd Sts; 212-661-6640, citipondatbryantpark.com; Mon--Thu, Sun 8am--10pm; Fri, Sat 8am--midnight; free; skate rental $14). The massive rink is open late; we suggest going during off-hours if you want to practice your triple lutzes in relative peace. Check out our guide to the city's rinks for more skating spots.
25. Sip a seasonal cocktail
The flavors found in holiday feasts inform some of our favorite seasonal drinks. The A La Mode ($11) at Dutch Kills (27-24 Jackson Ave at Dutch Kills St, Long Island City, Queens; 718-383-2724), for example, mixes hot cider with Elijah Craig bourbon and vanilla-scented Spanish liqueur Licor 43; the drink is topped off with whipped cream from a local dairy and a pinch of freshly grated nutmeg. Or try the Port of Call ($12) at Clover Club (210 Smith St between Baltic and Butler Sts, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn; 718-855-7939), which combines fresh cranberry preserves, house-made cinnamon-bark syrup, Gordon's Gin and Bitter Truth Jerry Thomas Own Decanter Bitters.
26. Find out how order came to New York City's streets
Thanks to the numbered grid that defines the layout of Manhattan's avenues and streets, it's nearly impossible to get lost in the borough (assuming you're not trying to navigate the labyrinth that is the West Village). Learn about the Commissioner's Plan of 1811, which established the pattern, in "The Greatest Grid: The Master Plan of Manhattan, 1811--2011," a new exhibit opening at the Museum of the City of New York. Rare artifacts and documents—including a hand-drawn map of the Commissioner's Plan—illustrate how the grid came to be. 1220 Fifth Ave between 103rd and 104th Sts (212-534-1672, mcny.org). Daily 10am--6pm; suggested admission $10, seniors and students $6, children under 12 and members free. Dec 6--Apr 15.
27. Catch Jeff Mangum at BAM
After releasing two fantastic records with his band Neutral Milk Hotel in the late '90s, On Avery Island and In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, songwriter Jeff Mangum slipped into obscurity. Now, well over a decade later, the frontman has resurfaced curating this year's All Tomorrow's Parties festival, making an appearance at Occupy Wall Street and playing a handful of solo shows. If either of those aforementioned records means anything to you (and even if they don't), don't miss this three-night run in Brooklyn from the reclusive artist. BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 Lafayette Ave between Ashland Pl and St. Felix St, Fort Greene, Brooklyn (718-636-4100, bam.org). Jan 19--21 8pm. $35.
28. Dress up like Aladdin Sane for Bowieball 2011
Smear yourself with glitter and don a bright red mullet at this annual extravaganza devoted to glam-rock god David Bowie. The show features performances by Amber Martin and Bridget Everett, Michael Cavadias, Lady Rizo and LeRoi the Girl Boy, who will pay tribute to Bowie with music, burlesque and dance. DJ Jake B will spin his custom Bowie mash-ups, and after getting a gratis hair-and-makeup makeover, enter the costume contest to win gift certificates and other prizes. Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker St at Thompson St (212-505-3478, lepoissonrouge.com). Dec 17 11pm--4am; $20, advance $15, after 12:30am $25.
29. Reclaim the city's tourist-filled venues
Instead of griping about how much you hate dealing with the crowds during the holidays, embrace that little part of you that loves quintessential New York City venues—don't pretend like it doesn't exist—and revisit some of the city's iconic spots. Plus, you can impress your friends with little-known facts about each place; for example, were you aware that you can visit a plush, Art Deco apartment within Radio City Music Hall (1260 Sixth Ave at 50th St; 212-247-4777, radiocity.com)? Or that a secret track exists in Grand Central Terminal (44th St between Vanderbilt and Lexington Aves; 212-340-2583, grandcentralterminal.com)? We bet these touristy spots don't seem so boring now. For more hidden details of iconic city venues, check out our recent feature devoted to the secrets of classic New York.
30. Bundle up and learn about the NYC's history
Big Onion Walking Tours launched two new excursions in October. "Satan's Seat: New York During Prohibition" (meet at the northeast corner of Bowery and E Houston St) was created as a companion to Ken Burns's recent PBS documentary, Prohibition, and focuses on the history and culture of the city during the Roaring '20s. Across the river, the Historic Brooklyn Heights tour (meet on the stairs at Brooklyn Borough Hall facing Cadman Plaza) takes trekkers through the Kings County neighborhood, while offering tidbits on its famous residents and landmarks, such as the Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims, which may have been used as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Times vary; for more information, visit bigonion.com. $15--$18.


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Goffstown school officials seek agreement with Dunbarton, New Boston
Currently, students in grades 7 through 12 attend classes at Mountain View Middle School and Goffstown High School.
While New Boston, which sends about 400 students to Goffstown, is not actively pursuing a partnership with another district, Dunbarton, which sends fewer than 200, has formed a feasibility study to partner with the Bow school district.
According to information provided at the hearing, if Dunbarton voters opt not to renew the AREA agreement, Goffstown's total costs could increase by $1.5 million, and could cost New Boston an additional $604,000.
A committee is in the process of writing a new agreement to replace the one that ends on June 30, 2014.
According to School Board Chairman Philip Pancoast, all three towns must approve the new AREA agreement.
If Dunbarton residents vote against it in March, 'there is some question as to what will happen,' Pancoast said.
While the New Boston School Board is not actively seeking a partnership with a new district, Pancoast said it is focusing on the operation of the Goffstown School district, the collection of data that addresses the district's performance and the process for resolving issues and concerns.
'They are focused on the operational piece of what goes on in the Goffstown school district,' he said.
Two issues that have not been fully addressed in the revised agreement surround the rental charges and tuition paid to Goffstown by the sending districts, including how charges for SAU services are divided among the three towns.
In New Boston paid Goffstown $4,422,711 in tuition and $203,965 in rental charges to Goffstown.
Dunbarton paid $2,157,579 in tuition and $100,077 in rental charges, and both could be re-negotiated in the new agreement.
Another proposed addition to the agreement involves allowing representatives from the sending towns to have a vote on the Goffstown School Board's subcommittees, which Pancoast said is reasonable.
'The real work that's occurring in much of the decision-making is done in these subcommittees and brought to the larger group,' he said.
Goffstown School Board member Keith Allard said state statute does not permit non-residents to have a voting seat on the School Board.
One concern, brought up by Dunbarton parent Lori Wamser, is whether Dunbarton students will be phased out of Goffstown High School after 2014.
In the current agreement, the sending towns can request that existing students be permitted to graduate. Goffstown is seeking to amend that provision by giving its school board equal weight in making that decision.
'I feel bad for that sophomore or junior in 2014,' said Anne Carney of Dunbarton.
Pancoast reminded the audience that the information presented was proposed, and no decisions have been made yet.
Pancoast said the differences among the three towns aren't insurmountable.
'What separates us is relatively small,' he said.
Pancoast said that over the past 30 years, the three towns have established a good working relationship.
'We've worked collaboratively and collectively for the good of students,' he said.


text: Following the stinging anti-war cry of their last album, Drums and Guns, Low's latest is an entreaty to join the slowcore pioneers as they explore inner turmoil. Recorded in the same converted Catholic church as 2002's agenda-changing Trust, C'mon sees the choral harmonies and hymn-like melodies of husband and wife team Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker emboldened by the vocal and keyboard prowess of new bassist Steve Garrington and the pop cunning of co-producer Matt Beckley. Fear-spiked lullabies Try to Sleep and Something's Turning Over are unsettling bookends to an accessible and intimate return to form hampered only by frustratingly weak lyrics. Respite comes, however, in the Parker-penned Especially Me. "I'm over the moon/ and underfoot," she warbles mysteriously, turning personal heartbreak into a dreamy folk spiritual. Spanning the chilling rock cacophony of Majesty/Magic and warm country stylings woven within Witches and Done, C'mon is an invitation too intriguing not to take up.


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Review links from your group.
1. Light a Candle
A candle group I made for all of us to light a candle for any intentions at all.
2. Moki's friends
Giving the sick and disabled felines a voice
3. Save Moki
An informative site for this very special kitty
4. Best Friends Animal Society
A great organization dedicated to the well being of all animals. Great resources, news, etc.
5. Defend Our Pets
Committed to the health and safety of our pets. This group was started as a result of the tainted pet food horror that killed thousands of pets and made thousands others very ill.
6. Do You Remember Love?
A sweet lesson from the heart of a dog.
7. Till Then.....
A loving tribute to those pets who have gone before us.
8. Lessons (Till Then 2)
A very sad reminder that not all dogs and kitties are loved the way they should be.
9. Freekibble
click every day to feed shelter dogs
10. Freekibblekat
Click every day to feed shelter cats.
11. CatStuff
12. Light a Candle for Pet Food Victims
13. VET bill assistance
Check out this thread to find out info on getting assistance with your vet bills!
14. Bark, Meow, Or Just Visit Here for a Hug
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Really, really good film. Inspired me to paint this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/afairhead/4193105931/
If you haven't seen it, go quick before it leaves the cinemas
It's interesting to see how sites like iStock are eating some of GR's pie, while never actually mentioning pixel-based graphics and the like in their mission text.
"Search for photos, illustrations, video & audio"
I never would have put "video & audio" on a site with the word "stockphoto" in the domain. Despite it, they seem to be shifting a lot of graphics over there.
If you don't feel you can justify an Intuos, get a Bamboo. I do a lot of graphics work and I only use a tablet (for drawing, coding, even general computer use) and I chose the Bamboo over the Intuos. The smaller estate means I can flit about the screen really quickly without moving my wrist. Even on my 30" ACD
Since the "Layered Photoshop, Vectors, Icons and Add-ons From 1$" strap-line has become less clear to buyers with the recent increase in price, that may very well have a lot to do with it.
I'm noticing a small hit on sales as well.
Hey, it's an experiment. Keep on munchin' yo' guinea pig celery and carrots and we'll soon have a right balance in place
Thanks for sharing my icons Chilly! Glad that you like them
I only check mine every few days to see roughly how things are going, so I'm not sure; as far as I'm aware, though, the sales update within the hour of purchase. Whether it's instant or whether it happens as a cron job I'm not sure, though.
I'd suggest using Bridge for this, if you have that installed.
Go into Bridge, put your images in a folder, and select Tools:Photoshop:Image Processor…
Fill 'er in, and let it do your work for you.
Hope that helps!
What was the proof that it was in fact grown? We're a community of digital image editors, after all?
Congrats on the feature. It's a nice icon; I had to comment when I saw it in the Recent Items list.
Gill Sans. It's as timeless and flexible as Helvetica, and it's BRITISH .


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My current and so far the nicest street bike I have had is a Ducati Monster 1100.
This is a discussion on Where does your user name come from? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Twenty-two years in USAF retired as a Master Sergeant, E-7. Avatar is Chief Aircrew wings....
Twenty-two years in USAF retired as a Master Sergeant, E-7. Avatar is Chief Aircrew wings.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
Hóka-héy! Crazy Horse
My current and so far the nicest street bike I have had is a Ducati Monster 1100.
Call-sign, I was tagged with, I have some American Indian heritage, and like to wear bright (sometimes neon) clothing.
I was working on a color television and the 25,000 volt input to the CRT came undone. High voltage went in one arm, through me, out the other arm and blew out the voltmeter. I wasn't right for a couple of days. Some say I'm still not.
Have been a Hunting Outfitter in South Texas for 25+ years!
Proverbs 3:5-6
"Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight."
Nothing fancy for me. My boys gave me my tag of bigdog from a mug they got me at the Bigdog store. Needed a name so I could play xbox games with them. Chose 44 for my age a few years back as I could not just choose bigdog. Already taken. Next thing you know it stuck and is my name online.
It's not a problem til they make it one!
the way i keep my first purchased carry gun. by my side it draws my body heat
its my name!!!!!!! i use WASATCH CHARLIE on another handgun site.i have some history in the WASATCH MOUNTAINS of UTAH.
"There is a secret pride in every human heart that revolts at tyranny. You may order and drive an individual, but you cannot make him respect you." William Hazlitt (1778 - 1830)
Best Choices for Self Defense Ammunition
Into flashlights and that's the number of Surefires I had at the time (more have found their way into our home by now )
"Good decisions come from experience;
experience comes from bad decisions"
I am a pastor, gun nut, and martial artist. While in seminary I also managed a retail store selling video games, and my employees nicknamed me Minister Malice.
"...whoever has no sword is to sell his coat and buy one." (Luke 22:36)
Christianity and Self Defense from a Biblical Perspective
well, my name is Erick, yes i have both the c AND the k, cuz im speshul. And 46590 was the zip code i was born in. I use erick46590 for just about everything from emails to log ins. I don't live in 46590 anymore, i moved to 46580 and now 46582. But to keep it simple I still use 46590 to keep everything the same and not get confused.
Matthew 10:28 "And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell." ✞
I got my name because I'm so dang cool.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Spent 6 yrs or so working with at risk teenage boys. Most of that was in a wilderness program. We used Chief and first name, instead of Mr./Mrs. and last name. So, I'm Chief Jason.
I prefer to live dangerously free than safely caged!
"Our houses are protected by the good Lord and a gun. And you might meet 'em both if you show up here not welcome son." Josh Thompson "Way Out Here"
Cause a guy that takes care of the dead
May you be in Heaven before the Devil knows you're dead


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While Austen Sweetin hasn't been around for too, too long, the stuff that he's put out has been pretty on point. From his parts in past Forum videos (RIP) to being apart of the Special Blend Team Shoot Out team, he's put out some pretty banger parts. This small sampling that we've put together for you today are just a few of our favorites.
1. Forum's F*ck It
Forum's F*ck It
This is the part that put Austen on the map. F*ck It was Austen's first major part, and while it might be a split part, his stuff was pretty damn strong.