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Joe Lederman
Joe Lederman is a commercial lawyer and is the Managing Principal of FoodLegal, Australian Lawyers & Consultants. He heads up a successful team of lawyers and consultants at FoodLegal to represent participants in the food industry and other clients with an involvement in allied fields (such as companies involved in pharmaceuticals, complementary medicines, life sciences, agricultural products and primary production legal issues).
FoodLegal handles Australian food regulatory compliance and risk management issues for market entry and ongoing legal compliance for products and marketing campaigns in accordance with the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, the Trade Practices Act, and other legal regulatory issues.
Joe Lederman has been (2006 – 2009) an Adjunct Professor of Food Law at Deakin University specializing in Food and Nutrition Law
After graduating in law from the University of Melbourne in 1977, Joe Lederman's work for many years centred on commercial law and revenue law. He was recognised and accredited by the Law Institute of Victoria as an Accredited Specialist in Business Law and as an Accredited Specialist in Taxation Law. In 1986, he founded the Australian law firm Baldwins. With this background in advising on revenue law and commercial law for food companies, Joe established the original Australian food law websites "Australian Food News" and "Food Law and Policy Australia" (Australian Food News is now operated through an associated company as an independent commercial business news service for the food industry online).
In 1998, Joe was appointed as the principal author and contributing editor for the "Food Law" section of "Halsburys Laws of Australia", published by law publishers Lexis-Nexis (formerly Butterworths) and considered to be Australia's main encyclopaedia of Australian laws. Joe also edited CCH Australia's "Food Safety Guide". He recently contributed a chapter on Australian food laws in a text book on comparative international food laws for publication and translation into Mandarin by Shantou University in China.
For many years, Joe Lederman has written papers and spoken to numerous industry seminars on a wide range of food industry topics. He was a keynote speaker at various Food Regulations & Labelling Standards Conferences in Sydney for several years. For example, in November 2008, the subject of his presentation was Legal Impediments and Opportunities in Food Marketing, and his presentations for the previous conferences have been on Health and Nutrition Claims Standards (2007) and the then new Country of Origin Labelling Standard (2006).
In September 2009, Joe Lederman addressed the Healthy Directions for Dairy conference organised by Dairy Australia and Dairy Innovations in Melbourne.In January 2009, he presented a research paper to the inaugural International Food Law and Policy Symposium of Deakin University with a paper on the legal implications for consumers of mandatory fortification food standards in the event of a shift in scientific consensus.
In May 2008, he spoke at the inaugural Australian Genetically Modified Crops Summit, providing legal analysis of the issues surrounding GM crop co-existence and segregation, and GM food marketing legal issues.
In January 2008, he presented an on-line paper in Paris on the legal interfaces between functional foods, special-purpose foods, complementary medicines, dietary supplements and therapeutic goods from the Australian perspective.
In March 2007, he made an online presentation to the foundation meeting in Cologne, Germany of an international food lawyer network. His presentation addressed the subject of the law of health claims and nutrition claims in Australia.
Many people receive "FoodLegal Bulletin" (edited by Joe Lederman and now distributed through Lawmedia Pty Ltd) in relation to topical food issues. One can subscribe to the FoodLegal Bulletin database here.


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by Frank Faron
(Indian Head Park, IL)
"He said he lived a full life"
Leonard Pietras was born in Chicago on October 1, 1922. He went to Assumption BVM grammar
school at 122nd and Parnell, and lived his youth during the depression. Because of the scarcity of jobs his father Frank worked away from home in Fort Wayne Indiana, and he would only see him on weekends. It was probably, because of this that he built up a character of independence and self reliance.
Leonard later went to Weber High School and to the Illinois Institute of Technology to study Chemical Engineering, but after only two years in college he was called to war. He served honorably from March 15, 1944 to April 20, 1946. Upon returning, Leonard went to work for a gelatin company in Calumet City - Wilson Foods and later DynaGel Incorporated/Gelita USA.
Although Leonard considered marriage a couple of times, he remained single all of his life. He fulfilled his need to nurture by being an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 721 at the parish he grew up in. He was a loving uncle to two nephews, Joseph and Frank who were also part of that scout troop.
Leonard showed Catholic roots throughout his life. Every Sunday he attended mass, sang in the choir for much of his early adulthood, and was a lifetime member of the Knights of Columbus. Leonard was an avid hobbyist having carved a number of boy scout neckerchief slides, painted plastic models, and dabbled in miniature furniture. He was also a collector of coins and stamps.
When Leonard retired, he decided to travel. He had already been to Poland, Italy, and Hawaii, but wanted to take more exotic trips so he went to the Holy Land, Egypt, China, Indonesia, and Alaska with the Smithsonian. Eventually his wanderlust faded, and he moved to a home he built for himself in New Lisbon Wisconsin which is just north of the Wisconsin Dells.
Despite the distance Leonard always remembered his family. At Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas he would return to the Chicago area to visit. In between, his sister and youngest nephew would travel to his house to help with the chores, and treat him to dinner and a movie. This past Thanksgiving and Christmas marked his last visit to Chicago. He had some health issues, but was in great spirits and seemed to be happy to return home. His condition however took a turn for the worse, and on February 15, 2012 he succumbed to a stroke, pneumonia, and a bad heart, He told some people before he died, that he was proud of what he had accomplished during his life.
The final chapter was another trip to Chicago for a wake, Catholic Mass, and burial. Because of his age many of his friends and relatives were no longer around or could not attend because of illness. He was however, well remembered. Those that did come helped ease the pain of the greiving family. The church service at Saint Cletus in LaGrange was wonderful with a talented choir singing 'Ave Maria' and 'Panis Angelicus'. Leonard always enjoyed going to Latin Mass. The psalm 'Shepard Me Oh God' was also sung. Readings were from the book of Wisdom and the first epistle of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians. Two verses sum up the day:
"The souls of the just are in the hand of God"
"Do not grieve like the rest who have no hope for God will bring with him those who have fallen
asleep along with those who still remain in Jesus".
The family then proceded to the cemetary where the body was laid to rest with representatives of the military playing Taps in honor of his service to country. A fitting tribute to a full life.
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Cisco IT is working to create a borderless experience for employees, giving them the flexibility to work from anywhere, using any device. Cisco's enterprise network no longer stops at the building walls and is no longer limited to desktops and laptops. Instead, Cisco employees increasingly connect from customer or partner offices, trains, hotels, or their backyards, using smartphones and tablets as well as laptops. The main benefits are increased productivity, more convenient collaboration, and increased job satisfaction from having a choice of devices for work.
Cisco has provided VPN access on laptops since 1999, and on smartphones since 2007. Previously, Cisco IT had to create VPN access accounts for each employee, and then used a third-party tool to install and periodically update client software. But this approach no longer met Cisco's needs, for several reasons.
First, as part of Cisco's Borderless Networks strategy for productivity and collaboration, Cisco IT wanted to improve the experience when employees connect to the Cisco network from outside the office. "The borderless experience means being able to connect from anywhere, on any device, securely and reliably," says Adam Cobbsky, technical lead for Client Services for Cisco IT. "With our previous VPN client, we had to manually reconnect and re-authenticate whenever we moved out of the coverage area and lost the connection."
Second, Cisco IT wanted to reduce helpdesk costs associated with one-time password for VPN software. Support costs approached US$500,000 annually. Using certificate-based rather than password-based authentication would lower this cost and also enable Cisco to implement a robust identity management framework.
Finally, Cisco IT wanted to reduce the overhead of supporting different VPN clients for the growing number of devices used by Cisco employees. These include Symbian OS-based Nokia dual-mode phones, Windows Mobile Operating System devices, Apple iPhones, Android phones, Apple iPads, Cisco Cius tablets, and Windows, Mac, and Linux desktops and laptops.
"We needed a unified and secure VPN solution for all desktop and mobility platforms used within Cisco," says Plamen Nedeltchev, Cisco Distinguished Engineer IT. "Our near-term vision is to unify multiple existing and new clients and agents, such as Cisco EnergyWise Orchestrator, Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) Mobile software, 802.1X clients, VXI client, and so forth. This will give Cisco users a consistent, device-agnostic experience and enable a smooth transition between one device and another without dropping the connection."
Cisco IT is meeting its goals using the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client. The same software works on all devices that Cisco employees use for work, and Cisco IT is beginning with Windows and Mac devices. "AnyConnect supports the borderless experience by letting employees securely connect to the Cisco network from any location, on any device," says Nedeltchev. "Cisco IT can manage it centrally. And it is always on."
The fact that Cisco AnyConnect is always on saves Cisco employees the hassle of repeatedly entering passwords and waiting for a connection. As employees move about, Cisco AnyConnect can automatically select the optimal VPN headend and tunneling protocol. The solution also provides a better user experience for real-time applications. For example, if an employee is using Cisco Unified Personal Communicator at home or a hotel for a Cisco WebEx conference, Cisco AnyConnect uses the Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) protocol, which is optimized for latency-sensitive traffic such as voice and video.
Cisco IT needs very little time to manage the Cisco AnyConnect client. No time at all is needed for provisioning, a significant savings for a company with over 70,000 employees. Instead, employees use their PC or Mac to select AnyConnect from an internal web-based service catalogue. "We coded the service catalogue to retrieve the device's serial number to confirm it's a Cisco-managed device," Cobbsky says. The system automatically generates an account for the employee and sends an email with the URL for the Cisco IOS Software headend used for provisioning (Figure 1). The employee just clicks the link provided in the email and authenticates using the one-time password. The headend provisions the certificate and deploys the AnyConnect client on the device. The headend also installs the associated profiles for the various, globally distributed VPN headends.
Figure 1. Cisco IT AnyConnect Deployment
After self-provisioning the client, Cisco employees can connect to the Cisco network from any location with an Internet connection, just as they would in the office. Behind the scenes, the Cisco AnyConnect Mobility Client establishes a secure tunnel, which is terminated by one of six Cisco ASA 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances. "Later, we plan to use the Cisco ASA SCEP [Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol] Proxy for provisioning instead of the Cisco IOS headends, making the solution even simpler," Cobbsky says.
Cisco IT has been gradually inviting employees to download Cisco AnyConnect. The company is beginning with new employees and those who receive new PCs. Cisco IT does not need to remove the old VPN client before installing Cisco AnyConnect because both can coexist on the same client device, even if they terminate on the same Cisco ASA Adaptive Security Appliance. This is possible because the old VPN client and Cisco AnyConnect use different secure protocols, IPSec and SSL, respectively.
"At Cisco, the question is not if we'll become a true borderless enterprise, but when," says Rami Mazid, vice president of IT for global client services at Cisco. "One step on the journey is enabling our mobile workforce to use any device to connect securely to the Cisco enterprise network, a goal we've achieved with AnyConnect."
The Cisco AnyConnect Mobility Client supports Cisco's borderless network strategy by giving users a choice of devices and locations to work. "AnyConnect is part of a trend at Cisco toward unified platforms, to simplify the user experience," Cobbsky says. "Just as Cisco Quad provides everything we need for collaboration, Cisco AnyConnect provides everything we need for secure access, including VPN connectivity, security, and authentication."
Employees appreciate not having to re-enter a one-time password every time they lose a connection-for example, while driving through a tunnel or roaming between Wi-Fi and cellular coverage areas. Now they enter a one-time password only once, at the start of their working day. "Employees who commute by train to our London office frequently lose their connections," Cobbsky says. "Now they don't have to keep reentering a password because the AnyConnect VPN session automatically re-connects. This makes it easier to be productive while commuting."
Centralized management saves time for Cisco IT throughout the client software lifecycle. One reason is that employees self-provision from the service catalogue web page. The headend automatically installs the latest software, eliminating the time previously needed for provisioning and upgrades. Furthermore, Cisco IT no longer needs to spend time troubleshooting when employees experience problems with the VPN access software. "Previously, a Cisco engineer working on a customer site who had a problem with the VPN client would have to return to a Cisco office to reinstall it," Nedeltchev says. "Now, if you're using a Cisco managed device, you can visit the provisioning URL from any location, even a public Internet café, download the software, and be fully operational within five minutes."
"On a typical business day, over 15,000 clients may be concurrently connected to the Cisco intranet with a software VPN client," says David Iacobacci, member of the technical staff at Cisco and project leader for remote access solutions. "By expanding the device pool with the AnyConnect certificate-based implementation, Cisco IT can support more clients in a secure manner, without increasing deployment and support costs."
End-to-end secure management is an important part of Cisco's Borderless Networks strategy. "Smartphone operating systems have security features, but they are ineffective if users don't set them up properly," Nedeltchev says. "AnyConnect provides both authentication and PKI-based device authorization, in a fully automated way with zero effort from IT. In a 70,000-person organization, that's a significant cost savings for an integrated security solution."
Cisco AnyConnect also addresses the security challenges associated with giving Cisco employees the flexibility to use unmanaged assets. Cisco IT currently supports registered devices only. To make sure a device attempting to establish an SSL VPN session is registered, the solution checks the device's certificate against its serial number. "Requiring device registration also associates the device with a person, aiding security investigations and helping to ensure end-user accountability," says Nedeltchev.
"As part of the Cisco AnyConnect launch, Cisco IT uses the Cisco ASA 5500 Adaptive Security Appliance capability to check devices for compliance with corporate security standards. A device that fails to meet the standards is not allowed to connect to the network," says Rich West, Information Security Architect in the Cisco Security Programs Office group. For example, a user who has not entered a screen-lock password cannot establish a VPN connection with Cisco until doing so.
Cisco AnyConnect also helps prevent non-employees from connecting to the Cisco network using lost devices. When an employee informs Cisco IT of a lost device, Cisco IT can immediately terminate any active VPN sessions for the asset on the headend and prevent any further VPN connections. Cisco IT can also easily terminate accounts of employees who leave the company.
Cisco IT's plans for Cisco AnyConnect include:
Nedeltchev concludes, "Cisco AnyConnect is not a very complicated implementation, but it has a terrific magnitude of benefits. The borderless experience lets us be productive wherever we are and gives us the freedom to use our choice of device."


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hrtfer promises to binaurally output a mono signal. However, I found the resulting signal doesn't sound good enough.
Anyway, here's a sco and orc file that I have tested it with. They are more or less the same as the ones in the manual, altough I don't use the file beats.wav.
Note II: The file HRTFcompact must be downloaded from kevindumpscore.com.
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U.S. Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) issued the following statement after the U.S. Department of State confirmed that the two Massachusetts natives who were abducted in Egypt have been released:
"Everyone's prayers have been answered. I am thankful to all the American and Egyptian authorities who worked day and night to bring about the safe release of Michel Louis and Lissa Alphonse. This is an emotional day for the families and all of their supporters in Massachusetts."
Source: http://www.scottbrown.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2012/7/brown-statement-on-release-of-ma-natives-who-were-abducted-in-egypt


text: THE BIG QUESTIONS: MONEY AND POLITICS - CAN THIS MARRIAGE SURVIVE THIS ELECTION? - CAN THIS MARRIAGE SURVIVE THIS ECONOMY? - CAN THE COURTS SURVIVE THE INCREASE IN COHABITING SPLIT-UPS? ###################################### THE BIG QUESTIONS: MONEY AND POLITICS Where did our love go? Seems that couples in these interesting times are facing two challenges that lead more and more to ask "Who is this person I married? I thought I was with my soul mate, but it turns out we are SO DIFFERENT." Michele Weiner-Davis takes us for a spin through her own marriage in a blog many could have written - can't count the numbers that have told me you and your spouse will be cancelling out each other's vote next week. And, it's not just the married. Cohabiting couples are breaking up as they head to the polls and the ATM. I had two Dr Romance letters this month from people ending cohabiting relationships who both said, in effect, that they were "so glad they hadn't made the mistake of marrying the person they were living with before this election and financial meltdown showed their true colors". They were each asking for advice about how to figure this out in advance, before they made that same mistake, again. Maybe Van Epp needs to retitle the book: "How to Avoid Moving In With A Jerk". And according to article below, the courts are also feeling the pain. - diane ####################################### - CAN THIS MARRIAGE SURVIVE THIS ELECTION? Michele Weiner-Davis on Psychology Today Blogs at: http://tinyurl.com/56p47u ###################################### - CAN THIS MARRIAGE SURVIVE THIS ECONOMY? You've sent dozens of articles pointing to the increased need for help for couples trying to adapt to the deepening financial crisis. Money is like sex, if things are going well it's not a big deal, but when money styles aren't meshing, the pain dominates. I'll not reprint the articles as I know they're in all your papers but do suggest you listen to two recordings from the San Francisco conference about money add-ons that work with ANY marriage education program. It will help you offer couples relevant help. Also, send me any leads for MONEY programs we should add to the Orlando Smart Marriages conference. WHAT do you find helpful in your setting? - diane Order the recordings at http://www.iplaybacksmartmarriages.com/ Or at 800-241-7785 (You can download for instant listening on the website). Order the programs on the Smart Marriages Directory: > #758-311 - Money Habitudes: The Last Taboo TOOB > Syble Solomon, MEd > A unique card deck to gives couples & individuals life-changing insights into > their attitudes about money. Teach groups, use with individuals, couples, > youth, or add to any marriage program. http://www.smartmarriages.com/directory/188 > #758-515 > Money Education Program FOOB > Bill Bailey, PhD, Sharon Burns, PhD, CPA, Rebecca Wiggins > Learn how to help couples improve their financial well being by learning about > money. This grant-funded program provides FREE web-based training and > resources for use in your community. http://www.smartmarriages.com/directory/211 ################################### - CAN THE COURTS SURVIVE THE INCREASE IN COHABITING SPLIT-UPS? > Every cohabiting couple should put on paper what they feel in their hearts and > have been assuming in their heads, Hertz said. > > "If ain't on paper," he said, "it ain't real." . . . > In the end, the judge ruled Grgich's money was a gift made in the course of > the relationship. His take: $0. Cohabiting couples' splits test the courts Without contract, dividing property, pets can be messy By Janell Ross THE TENNESSEAN October 25, 2008 It's not the oldest story in the book, but it's an increasingly common one: Boy meets girl, falls in love, moves in, acquires assets. Then boy and girl break up and, without the established legal path a divorce would provide, sue each other to get what's theirs. As the number of adults who opt to purchase homes, have children and start businesses together without getting married rises, these types of "common-law kerfuffles," as some courthouse observers call them, are testing the legal system's ability to adapt to new ways people live. "After the split, some of them have to come to court and resolve what's left between them that's the property," said Judge Bill Higgins, a senior Davidson County General Sessions Court judge on the bench since 1980. "Who gets the TV and who gets the bedroom suite and who gets Fido." These sorts of cases started appearing on his docket about 10 to 12 years ago, Higgins said, and they've steadily increased. There's no way to get actual numbers because civil cases aren't sorted by plaintiff and defendant relationships, but the rise is in line with a demographic trend outside the courthouse. As many as 70 percent of the nation's married couples lived together before marrying, said Pamela Smock, a demographer and sociologist at the University of Michigan's Population Studies Center. "It has become the majority phenomenon," said Smock, who specializes in family pattern changes. "It's not dating, engagement, marriage. It's now dating, living together, engagement and maybe marriage." There are about 6.2 million cohabiting couples living in the United States and 120,413 in Tennessee, according to a 2007 U.S. Census estimate. In Middle Tennessee, Davidson, Rutherford and Wilson counties saw dramatic increases ranging from 20 percent to 80 percent from 2006 to 2007. Unions end in court Some cohabit for practical reasons they can't afford to live on their own Smock said, and the current economy may prompt more such cases. Nationally, about 12 percent of them are gay. Many come from broken homes and fear a messy or painful legal split. With most couples living together before marriage, there's less of a social stigma now. And while some of these unions will result in marriage, others will end like Mark Ownby and Sabrina Oberlander's did. Court documents show Ownby believed his ex-girlfriend would sign over sole ownership of their Percy Priest Lake-area house when she moved out. Oberlander thought Ownby would pay the mortgage and hand over her prized and practical possessions her childhood Christmas ornaments; the washer and dryer; and the cats, Mr. Kitty and Sebastian. Instead, the one-time cohabiting couple were ordered in August to stay away from each other. Oberlander filed a civil suit against Ownby in September. The house wound up near foreclosure, and Ownby and Oberlander have been in and out of court. "This has really been unbelievable at points," Ownby said. " ... I mean, we had verbal agreements about everything. Then, the next thing I know, there's this suit." A number listed for Oberlander wasn't working last week, and her attorney declined to comment on the case or make Oberlander available for comment because the case is still pending. A 'risky' proposition Unmarried people living together are buying houses, having children, starting businesses, and moving into second and third relationships in which they live with their significant others, said Helen Sfikas Rogers, a family law attorney in Nashville with 28 years' experience. Still, their approach to these relationships tends to be simple and hopeful. "Prenups are pretty popular around here," said Rogers, who was voted "best of the family law bar" by Nashville lawyers this year. "But I've not had people call me and ask beforehand what they can do if their boyfriend kicks them out. I wish they would because living together, at least legally, is pretty risky." Rodgers said she gets about one call a month from someone who needs legal advice after a shack-up and breakup. A decade ago, she got one to two calls like that a year. Real estate is an issue Most disputes between cohabiting couples involve real estate, said Frederick Hertz, co-author of Living Together: A Legal Guide for Unmarried Couples. The book and CD, and a similar book that Hertz helped write, A Legal Guide for Lesbian and Gay Couples, offer advice and contracts covering everything from property to health care that can be printed, easily adapted and even executed without an attorney. Hertz's day job is real estate law. In his California practice, 70 percent to 80 percent of his income comes from real estate cases involving cohabiting couples in which both parties are on the deed or only one party is on it but both helped pay the mortgage. When the cases go to court, judges don't have the long history of divorce case law or a well-established set of rules. Instead, they try to sort though the relationship refuse and boil the cases down to a simple matter of contract or partnership law. "In that case, I've got bad news for people," Hertz said. "In the absence of (a written) agreement, you made a gift." No one has to tell that to Frederic Grgich, a Nashville builder and one-time restaurateur. In 1998, Grgich purchased a home with his fiancée near Belmont University. Grgich said there was a verbal agreement between him and his ex-girlfriend when they broke up. She would give him back his share of the down payment and at least some of the renovation costs which the couple kept in a ledger. He also kept receipts. Months passed. The money never came. Grgich filed suit seeking $46,000 or equity in the home. Grgich thought it was a straightforward property issue, so he hired a real estate lawyer. She hired a divorce lawyer. The two-day trial that followed included testimony from friends and Grgich's former business partner. There were pictures of a kitchen renovation. Stories about their sex lives were aired. In the end, the judge ruled Grgich's money was a gift made in the course of the relationship. His take: $0. Ex-girlfriend Kathy Capps, who now lives in Nantucket, Mass., did not respond to a request for comment this week. Every cohabiting couple should put on paper what they feel in their hearts and have been assuming in their heads, Hertz said. "If ain't on paper," he said, "it ain't real." #################### Do not hit "reply" to respond to this email. This mailbox is not monitored and you will not receive a response. 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Dr. Martin Luther King's visits to Milwaukee left permanent mark
Published Jan. 16, 2017
The visionary civil rights leader visited our city to speak on at least two occasions. His comments half a century ago remain as true now as they were then. Here is some of what he told Milwaukeeans.


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"Fame and fortune I've left my mark
Playing loud, playing hard
In Town after town…"
Dateline: A Dining Room Story
I had never heard of him, and he of me.
In fact, it was his two younger children, Sage and River who came over to me as I sat on a picnic bench outside the db/bb/rv.
"Mr. db…do you want to see something neat."
As I looked up over their young heads I saw their mother, Melissa looking out the door of their RV, looking at her children talking to what looked like David Crosby on a 12 Margarita ride.
Melissa's eyes moved a little left and saw my wife, Barb, a beautiful safe looking woman, sitting next to me with her Shih Tzu, Riley, and went back inside.
I'm used to that, no offense.
"Mr. db look…"
And when I looked down, held in tiny little hands, were a couple of fossils the boys had just found, "Cool dude…I love dinosaurs and fossils."
"We found them…"
"…I see you met my boys, hope they are not bothering you…"
And when I looked up, I was staring into the face of,
Rick Clunn.
And all I knew was, he was an angler.
One of the older ones, "…no man, kids are no problem, love the fossil stuff," and then I went back to playing with the angler's kids.
To me, he was one of 100 fishing guys, I was actually more impressed his kids had found fossils, he pulled up a folding chair, Melissa came out, the kids found more fossils, we sat around a fire pit for a while and just talked of kids, of dogs, of RV's, of Buffalo (where the tournament was), just normal folk talk.
I look back on that night often, it is that moment in time when I know Rick and mine friendship started, that very night, as we sat and talked, and this is why,
when Barb and I said goodnight and went back into our RV, Barb asked me, "Now who was that again,"
and this is exactly what I said, "That…that was Rick…Rick Klein."
"…don't call me legend…"
The best thing that ever happened to me, much to the anxiety of others around me, the best thing was that after 20 some years covering sports…all the big ones you know and love…after all that I was allowed, given a gift actually, of coming to a sport, blind.
The day before I came to cover this sport, I had never heard of it. Boards all over the place lit up, what was this moron who doesn't even fish doing here, what right does he have…blah…blah…blah.
And they may still say that, who cares.
I came here, not to catch fish, but to catch the life of those who catch fish. Trust me, if me and The Mick, Mickey Mantle, ever shared a bar stool, the last question I would ever ask him is what kind of bat he used.
As far as I knew, EVERYONE here was named Rick Klein.
I knew much more about Rick Clunn, the man before I ever knew a thing about Rick Clunn the legendary angler.
I knew he was working in computers before I knew there were computers. He told me. Told me about growing up with his dad, told me about raising young boys while being on the road so much, we spoke of family, we spoke of road loneliness, music and writing.
Here's an almost exact version of a conversation we once had that I have forgotten most of the facts, "…db, there was this real tough tournament up on the St. Lawrence, the night before the end I watched the movie, Last Of The Mohicans, very inspirational, and I won the tournament."
We were in his RV, I just looked at him, I was well aware of the movie….the old version...and this is what I said back to him, "Dude you won one of these things."
Another quip between the two of us….I'm sitting around a campfire with a bunch of anglers…Rick is sitting next to me…I'm the only reporter for miles…they are talking about all sort of fishing secrets, I look over to Rick and say, "Should I be here for this?"
Rick, "You listening or paying any attention."
Me, "Nope."
"You're fine."
"…I came here to play…"
I have in my house a tall, glass trophy case. It sits off by itself in one corner of the living room, and in it sits a few memorabilia of sports from my past 20 years. Nothing earthshaking…a long bolt that Richard Petty handed me that had fallen off his car…game used gloves from a couple NFL wide receivers…a baseball Reggie Jackson signed and handed to me…and a hand written note from Rick Clunn.
I had asked him a question following the Bassmaster Classic in New Orleans, I asked this, "Rick why did everyone fish so far away from the launch, were all the fish dead between where they fished and where they started from."
He wrote his answer on the paper I left in his door that paraphrased my original verbal remark.
Almost both sides of the paper were taken up with his answer…and it began, simply like this:
"A: The main consideration when fishing the Classic is winning. Points don't matter, 2nd place etc. Don't matter!"
And then he wrote this…something every athlete on the planet should read…something every father or mother should read to the child in their house: "A limit might salvage a little ego, but the ego must be set aside when taking a chance."
It is that sentence that I will never forget.
I may be blind to the sport, but I'm not blind to the sportsmanship within it.
It is NOT for the ego that we should play the game, it is for the game, that we should play.
It is for the grace inherent in athleticism, that we watch.
It is for the grace inherent in experience, that we learn from.
For not of ego.
"…don't call me legend…"
Then came Falcon.
And Rick.
And I started reading things like this, "Rick is back…blah…blah…blah"
Tell you this dudes,
Rick never left.
I see in Rick's eyes, the soul of the outside. I see a human being blessed to be doing exactly what this universe meant him to be doing.
I have sat with him, not as he read something about the weather, but as he felt the weather, saw the wind, I would knock on the back of his pickup truck to see if he was awake, having spent the night sleeping in the truck bed shell so he could be fully attuned to the outside.
I once at a Michael Jordan interview watched as he stopped the interview flat, went out onto the court, picked up a basketball, and then with the ball turning in his hands, came back to talk, and twirl.
Saw him come alive, have comfort, with his hands on the roundball.
Rick Clunn, has never left this game.
And trust me when I say this, years after Rick leaves this game,
he will still be a force in it.
"…that's all I have to say…"
For Rick.
Dude..I was beside myself that I couldn't be there at the bottom of the stairs when you came off the other day at Falcon.
I may have hugged you, which of course may have ruined the whole thing for you.
You sir, are the one who showed me that the outside, is in fact, inside of all of us.
You have showed me, how quiet speaks loudly for an athlete.
You have showed the world, and your fans, that it is talent, it is never giving up, that is the beauty of sport.
Not ego.
I cherish our past times.
I cherish our future times.
Read the wind my friend.
Listen to the current.
Honor the sunrise, and sunset.
There are those who came before you.
There are those who will come after you.
But decades from now, when all of us are long gone, and talk comes up of your sport, be that here or gone, when they talk about who played the game, the list will be a short one, but it will begin with this name,
Rick Clunn.
"…cause I came here to play."
Leslie West
PS: Hey River, Sage, dudes I still have those fossils you gave me, keep them in the car with me all the time…6 years now…thank you guys…love 'em.


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Michael Moore, Christopher Byers & Stevie Branch
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This site is dedicated to preserving the truth as to what happened to three innocent 8-year-old boys, Michael Moore, Christopher Byers, and Stevie Branch on May 5th, 1993. Three youths, Jessie Misskelley, Damien Echols, and Jason Baldwin were arrested and convicted in 1994 of these heinous crimes.
Due to many mistruths and propaganda rampant throughout the internet and media as to who was truly responsible for the murder of these three innocent souls and with a defense team with a seemingly never ending resource of money, the three convicted were shockingly released in 2011 after they agreed to take a guilty plea in order that they be released early.
Our aim here is the educate others that the right people were convicted of these crimes back in 1994, and to show you that a huge injustice occurred upon releasing the three men responsible, an injustice that stamps on the memory of the three kids murdered. We urge you to read the documents held within this site and let the three innocent children tell their story through the evidence and testimonies presented.
These three boys were only on this mortal world for 8 years when their lives were cut so short one spring day in 1993. Their lives ended on the banks of a ditch where they were tormented, terrified, and tortured. We can aid the spirit of those children to rise from that ditch and be remembered forever by spreading the truth and exposing the injustice that has overshadowed their voices for too long.
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Have Relationship Questions? Ask a Counselor for Answers ASAP
I can try to help answer your question if you like.
First of all, there are a couple of questions i would ask. Is your name also on this assumable mortgage, or is it just hers? I will admit i am not familiar as to how these types of mortgages work, but the fact that she did this against your judgement is merely a symptom of a much larger problem. You say that you have not been getting along for the past 6 months. Have you considered getting into couples therapy? Finances are a normal area in which many couples disagree and argue and often times therapy can help resolve some of these issues.
However, that doesn't answer your initial question. If your name is XXXXX XXXXX this mortgage than by not paying it you are also damaging your own credit. I do find it interesting that she states that by you paying it you are proving how you value the relationship and yet she did not take the same into consideration when she didn't listen to your concerns about not getting into this in the first place. A major issue and one that is indicative of other problems with the relationship. And yet, we all make mistakes and while this is a huge mistake to make it is one that will require your help if you wish the marriage to work. It will involve a conscious decision to forgive, make a commitment to work on the marriage and a willingness to seek therapy to work on the bigger underlying issues. These are decisions that both must be willing to make together. If that is something that you can not see yourself doing then you might want to speak with an attorney to see what your options are. I hope that you find this response helpful.
My name is XXXXX XXXXX the mortgage. I wanted nothing to do with it as I considered it fraudulent and didn't want the risk, or reward. We have considered couples therapy but she does feel that it would be the beginning of the end to do this. I have told her that I will pay out her creditor but that that she needs to take accountability for this mistake and pay me back these funds over the next many years. I don't feel she should have no consequences for such a poor choice that I wanted nothing to do with.
i agree with you however i am assuming your finances are joint or am i mistaken? Couples therapy for many is threatening because one partner always feels like they are going to be ganged up on, but a good, reputable therapist would work hard to help both partners feel comfortable and supported while also approaching hard issues with an objective and non-threatening stance. I would start by doing a search online for therapists in your area and pay particular attention to reviews. Have her help you in the process and maybe she wont feel as threatened that way. Also, you could make it as part of the requirement, or terms, of you helping her to pay back her debt and keeping the marriage together. In the end, you have to be comfortable with whatever decisions you make and only you can decide how much effort you want to put into the process and only she can do the same. You cant make her go any more than you can make her try harder, but the issues here are more than just her doing something that you made clear you were against. There is a major communication issue that it sounds like you have tried to resolve on your own with very little success.
Thanks, XXXXX XXXXX talking with a lawyer today, will likley have some hard decisions to make following that.
its never easy. I have been through that process myself. I recommend speaking more with your wife as well. Let her know that your marriage is in serious jeopardy and see how she responds.
i hope that i have been at least a little helpful. Please let me know if there is anything else that i can do for you.
Yes you have been helpful, or as helpful as possible for a complicated relationship. Much appreciated


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Her solo work continues to earn critical praise for its exploration into the ambiguous and intricate nature of life. Her self-titled album of 1999 deals with feminine themes and finds MELLY exploring the feelings of women in Bumi Ini (or This Earth). In the hit single she teams up once again with Ari Lasso for a melancholy look at love between two people from different sides of the track. The rest of the album moves from rock and alternative to R&B, proving why this unique talent appeals to such a wide spectrum of listeners.
• Soundtrack "Apa Artinya Cinta," 2005
• Album "Intuisi"
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• Soundtrack "Eiffel I'm In Love," 2004
• Album "Positve + positive"
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• Soundtrack "Ada Apa Dengan Cinta,"
• Album "From Dawn to Beyond"
(Aquarius Musikindo, 2001)
• Album "Melly"
(Aquarius Musikindo, 1999)
• Album "Café"
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• Album "II"
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- Paris Hilton "guns" LA who should return the favor. [StarPulse]
- Kate Gosselin has no fucking shame and I hope the government takes her kids. [TheFABlife]
- Scarlett Johansson's new Iron Man 2 poster. [Popoholic]
- David Hasselhoff better preen his chest hair. [Just Jared]
- Samantha Ronson wants Lindsay Lohan to die. [Celebslam]
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Israel Zangwill, George Bernard Shaw and H. G. Wells sent messages of greeting to Emma Goldman, deported from the United States as an undesirable alien, at a banquet given in her honor last night.
Colonel Josiah Wedgwood, member of the Labor Government, was toastmaster. Bertrand Russel and Rebecca West spoke. Miss Goldman, in her address, denounced the Soviet Government, declaring that it is the "greatest counter-revolutionary government in the world."
She also commented upon an alleged statement of the United States Immigration Commissioner that she has been debarred from the United States for ever. "Forever, is a long time", she stated and claimed that the United States officials have approached her to return to America on certain terms. "However, if I ever go back to America, it will be on my own terms", Emma Goldman declared.


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"The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will I praise him." (Psalm 28:7)
"You lost Mom's what?!" Ray could not believe his ears. Was his little sister just playing some kind of trick on him?
Susie's face did not seem like she was joking. She was crying. "I lost Mom's rings!" she cried out. "After she washed the dishes this afternoon, I saw them where she had put them on the windowsill. When she went to the grocery store, I just got this silly idea. I decided I wanted to try them on my finger, you know, just to try them on. But my finger was too small, and they slipped right off and –!" Susie covered her mouth as though she could not say what horrible things must have happened next.
Ray shook his head as he looked down into the drain. These rings mean a lot to Mom, he thought. There was only one thing to do: Call Mr. Silsbee. Mr. Silsbee was the church janitor, and he was a plumber. He had a funny, scruffy beard, and he always wore the same faded blue denim ball cap. Everyone knew that he was the best plumber in town. If anyone could get Mom's rings out of that sink safely, it would be Mr. Silsbee. And the way Ray figured it, if Mr. Silsbee could not get the rings out – nobody could!
Mom was still out at the grocery store, so Ray called Dad to explain and to ask permission to call Mr. Silsbee. Dad seemed pretty concerned. "Yes – we need to get him to take a look right away. In fact, I'll call Mr. Silsbee. You just stay there nearby and make sure no one uses the sink."
Less than an hour later, Ray and Susie found themselves staring in awe at Mom's rings – safe and sound – glittering and gleaming on the windowsill! Dad had come home,and Mr. Silsbee had come with him. They had taken the sink apart and got the rings out of a curve in the drainpipe. Susie was not crying anymore. She was smiling from ear to ear, and Ray's smile was just as big. No wonder Mom looked surprised when she came around the kitchen corner and saw two men and two kids staring at her rings on the windowsill!
Why do you think Ray wanted to call Mr. Silsbee for help? Ray believed that this was an emergency, important situation. Ray also believed that, because Mom's rings were so important to her, Mr. Silsbee was the best man for the job.
Have you ever found yourself facing an important situation and knowing that you needed help from Someone super-human? God is supernatural, and He is far above human beings in His thinking, in His morality, in His power, and in everthying else. Because of that, we can rely on Him when we need His help. We can call on Him. Psalm 28 talks about how how faithful God is to those who trust Him. He helps people who call on His name for help. That everyday help (everday, but also supernatural) is the kind of help that the psalmist (probably King David) is talking about when he describes His God as "my strength and my shield."
God has revealed Himself in the Bible to be the kind of God Who is able to answer His people's most difficult needs, and as the kind of God Who delights in answering their needs. If we meditate (think often) about what God has done for us, and Who He really is, we will probably begin to respond more and more like the psalmist responded in verse 7: praising and rejoicing in such a great God.
God has shown Himself to be the most trustworthy "strength and shield" for believers.
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Exodus 20:5 "Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me;"
Yes, God's words will last forever. 1 Peter 1:25 -- But the word of the Lord endureth for ever. And this is the word which by the gospel is preached unto you.
The tribulation will be a time when God's anger will be upon the earth. The word comes from a passage in Matthew 24:21 where Jesus says, "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be." Jesus then continues to explain in Matthew 24:29-30 "Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken: And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory."
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This post at Soccer Dad made me smile. Because this is what Jews do, and if you just don't get it, well, you just don't get it. There's something about this kind of 'dispute' that makes me feel, for a brief moment, as if all might be well with the world after all.
Even though it leads to this kind of analysis which, while sobering, at least addresses in a meaningful and realistic way the concerns that most Americans face day to day. See, that's the connect. The way we look at the world as Jews tends to make us better Americans (than we would otherwise be). And better Brits, Canadians, Belgians, even Israelis.


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I am trying to change the water impeller on the above, have removed the four bolts and the nut from the guide pin on the lower unit and it moved about 3/4" but when I try to split the lower unit away, the gear lever movers to reverse and it will not budge! Have removed all that I can see, but the lower unit is still held on by the gear linkage. How and where do I disconnect the linkage.
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I am new to taxidermy and finally got around to skinning some ducks I shot this year. So far I have skinned four shovelers. The first was an unmitigated distaster. The last three have gone much better with very little trouble as far as tearing the skin or even fleshing out the wings. The problem I am having with the wings is this, when I reinvert the wing the feathers are completly wrecked. The primaries are not to bad but the secondaries are complety frayed and the underwing coverts look very loose with lots of the down showing through. So far I have just thrown the skins back in the freezer until my wire wheel gets here some time next week, I will attempt to degrease and wash those when this arives as well as wash the skins. Will the feathers look better after washing and tumbling or am I doing something wrong?
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After washing and drying they will be OK, provided you get them good and clean. They just look like sad little rags up until then.
If you go by how they look after just being skinned you will throw them all away. They just look terrible at that point. Like Nancy said,when you have completed the degreasing, washing, tumbling and blow drying it will all fall back into place and look like it should. Don't give to soon.
Thanks for the info. I'm looking forward to getting my wire wheel next week. I imagine I will be back then if I manage to disintegrate one of the birds in the wheel. :O)
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Rick Santorum: 'That makes me throw up'
Rick Santorum declined to provide an opposing view. Here are some of his comments excerpted from speeches and interviews in recent years:
From a speech delivered in 2010: "Two months before the 1960 election, JFK delivered a speech to the Greater Houston Ministerial Association to dispel suspicions about the role the papacy might play in his administration. Kennedy was addressing a real issue at the time. But on that day, Kennedy chose not just to dispel fear, he chose to expel faith. Let me quote from the beginning of Kennedy's speech: 'I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute.'
The idea of strict or absolute separation of church and state is not and never was the American model. …
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Kennedy continued: 'I believe in an America … where no Catholic prelate would tell the president — should he be Catholic — how to act … where no public official either requests or accepts instructions on public policy from the pope, the National Council of Churches or any other ecclesiastical source; where no religious body seeks to impose its will directly or indirectly upon the general populace or the public acts of its officials.'
Of course no religious body should 'impose its will' on the public or public officials, but that was not the issue then or now. The issue is one that every diverse civilization like America has to deal with — how do we best live with our differences."
From an appearance on ABClast Sunday: "The First Amendment says the free exercise of religion. That means bringing everybody, people of faith and no faith, into the public square. Kennedy for the first time articulated the vision saying, no, faith is not allowed in the public square. I will keep it separate. Go on and read the speech. I will have nothing to do with faith. I won't consult with people of faith. It was an absolutist doctrine that was abhorent at the time of 1960.
And I went down to Houston, Texas, 50 years almost to the day, and gave a speech and talked about how important it is for everybody to feel welcome in the public square. People of faith, people of no faith, and be able to bring their ideas, to bring their passions into the public square and have it out.
To say that people of faith have no role in the public square? You bet that makes you throw up. What kind of country do we live in that says only people of non-faith can come into the public square and make their case? That makes me throw up and it should make every American who is seen from the president, someone who is now trying to tell people of faith that you will do what the government says, we are going to impose our values on you, not that you can't come to the public square and argue against it, but now we're going to turn around and say we're going to impose our values from the government on people of faith, which of course is the next logical step when people of faith, at least according to John Kennedy, have no role in the public square."
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Niagara County Real Estate Transactions
• Human Road, Norman L. Human to Guy R. Little, $167,000.
• Ellicott Road, Alicia Luke; Jeffrey B. Luke to Brian J. Wagner; Amanda A. Wagner, $154,500.
• Orangeport Road, Kelly L. Tryloff; Daniel L. Tryloff to Wilber C. Shafer; Carol U. Shafer, $124,037.
• 4535-4555 & 4551-4565 Washington Drive, Niagara Villas Inc. to AMA Washington Square Inc., $782,000.
• Bridgeman Road, Dennis Goss to Kelly A. Conroy; Keith R. Conroy, $325,000.
• Marywood Drive, Gail C. Gargano; Gary F. Gargano; David Gargano to Paul Anthony; Sandra Anthony, $150,000.
• 495 Seneca St., Wendy Haley; Wendy M. Haley; Valerie E. Caldwell to Leigh T. Caldwell, $120,000.
• Kerr St., Katie V. Churakos to Cam N. Nguyen, $119,500.
• Caledonia & Passaic Ave., Eric Paterson to Christian M. Allport, $80,000.
• High St., Jennifer L. Wilson; William C. Wilson to Carrie A. Ramos, $71,900.
• 313 Cottage St., Jane M. Hampton to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., $64,561.
• Maple St., James A. Bortz Jr. to Christopher M. Havens, $60,180.
• 332 South St., Jeffrey J. Flanders to First Niagara Bank, $43,154.
• Green Valley Lane, Kevin M. Cornell to Stephen J. Fassel, $161,000.
• Lake Pointe Drive, Thomas J. Amati; Laurie C. Amati to Thomas E. Callaghan; Linda L. Callaghan, $325,000.
• Brown Road, Gordon J. Martin; Joan E. Martin to Larry O'Keefe; Erik Allen O'Keefe; Christine O'Keefe, $185,000.
• 2729 Maple Ave., Richard S. Damico to Jeanette Fedkiw, $137,000.
• Keller Ave. & Transit Road, Jeanne M. Jacobs; David G. Hoffman to Jacqueline F. Johnson, $109,000.
• Wallace Ave., Richard G. Pascoe; Richard A. Schweigert; Patricia A. George to Nathan C. Knab, $65,000.
NIAGARA FALLS Highest price: $385,000 Average price: $97,830 Median price: $55,000 Number of Sales: 11
• Niagara Falls Blvd., Caravan Motel Inc. to Isha Management, $385,000.
• Colonial Drive, Norman W. Flanigan; Joyce K. Flanigan to Ramon J. Baker, $170,000.
• Lewiston Road, Peter S. Smith to Denise M. Pallaci, $123,000.
• Macklem Ave., Karen M. Smith to Cassandra Church; Adam Depriest, $99,900.
• Grand Ave., Edward Roscetti; Linda Roscetti; James C. Roscetti to Christopher A. Pietrangeli, $69,900.
• 81st St., Jennifer M. Pattison to Lawrence P. Thorpe, $55,000.
• 27th St., Anthony Michael Troia to Matthew Sanchez, $45,000.
• Lasalle Ave., Jacqueline Clinton to Jessica Register, $45,000.
• 2224 Michigan Ave., Denise Johnson; Gordon Stafford; Daniel H. Johnson; Daniel Davis; Monica Jackson to Keybank, $37,333.
• James Ave., William Gilbert Thomas; June Carrie Thomas; Carrie Thomas; Carrie Mae Thomas to Mary Ann E. Thomas; Michael W. Thomas, $35,000.
• Main St., Christ Redemption Tabernacle Church to John Ray, $11,000.
NORTH TONAWANDA Highest price: $174,478 Average price: $88,821 Median price: $88,000 Number of Sales: 12
• 1200 Master St., Richard D. Gonzalez-Hogan; Amanda M. Soto to First Niagara Bank, $174,478.
• Daigler Drive, MCW Construction Inc. to Sandra Bougard; Thomas Bougard, $167,900.
• Leah Drive, Dennis J. Stickney; Karen E. Stickney to Yevgeniy Kononov; Iraida Kaarikivi, $143,000.
• 18 Forbes Terrace, Emily F. Owczarzak; Karen L. Fyfe to Dennis J. Stickney; Karen E. Stickney, $118,000.
• Leonhardt Ave. & Essie St., Jenell M. Fisher; Daniel H. Fisher to Deanna Sutton; John Sutton, $105,470.
• Wurlitzer Drive & Sherwood Ave., MCW Construction Inc. to Ethel H. Rowles, $100,000.
• 8th Ave., Patricia Salgot to Clifford W. Brown, $76,000.
• Ironton St., Kevin D. Barnett to Deborah Leavoy, $69,000.
• Roncroff Drive, Beverly White to Steven C. Truisi, $48,500.
• Roncroff Drive, Dennis Gielow; Linda Gielow to Steven C. Truisi, $48,500.
• Forbes Court, Sam Dangelo Builders Inc. to Crasandan Homes Inc., $10,000.
• Wurlitzer Drive & Sherwood Ave., 333 Llc to MCW Construction Inc., $5,000.
• Courtland Drive, Pauline Strait; Patricia Ann Parete to Tracy M. Callara; Jill M. Jones, $280,000.
• Lake Road, Margaret Damiani; Margaret L. Hailey to Mihaela Barnett; Kevin Barnett, $139,250.
• West Somerset Road, Marleen Lewis; Henry I. Lewis Jr. to Thomas A. Flocks, $145,475.
• Kassie Court & Parkside Drive, GMD Development to Holly A. Failing; Mark W. Failing, $386,500.
• Winbert Drive, Kelly A. Conroy; Keith R. Conroy to Michael Kurpiewski; Jennifer C. Kurpiewski, $243,500.
• Ward Road, Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc. to Deann L. Monahan; Mark J. Monahan, $215,735.
• Niagara St., Lee E. Daunce; Donna M. Daunce to Susan M. Daunce; Mitchell L. Daunce, $150,000.
• 6700 Luther St., Scott G. Blake to Secretary of Veterans Affairs, $97,295.
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As we well know from that recent video of a surly Scot trying to get Siri to fetch him a jammy dodger, misunderstandings can fast spell disaster during conversations between people and voice recognition software.
Check out this amusing parody by comedic duo Tripp and Tyler that envisions a future with "SuriTV." With rumors circulating regularly about the possible emergence of a real Apple TV, it seems like an appropriate time to imagine the positive and negative aspects of having Siri baked into the boob tube.
On one side of the coin, Siri on TV could enable a truly interactive viewing experience where the remote is no longer necessary and users could easily switch content with a few simple words.
Another outcome could be a new kind of hell where dialog from, say, "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," accidentally triggers a command and switches the TV channels.
By the way, the slogan of this parody is "SuriTV - Almost ready to revolutionize television." Do you think that Siri--in a slightly evolved form--would be a killer feature in a potential Apple television?


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Paul Salos, "the voice of Frank Sinatra," will be the first performance of the Northwest Oklahoma Concert Series on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Herod Hall Auditorium.
Salos made the list as one of the top six finalists on America's Got Talent in 2008.
Season tickets now are available at Holder Drug, Schuhmacher's, the NWOSU Bookstore or by calling (580) 327-8692. Adult season tickets are $40 and student season tickets are $20. Tickets to individual performances will be sold on an "as available" basis at $15 for adults and $10 for students.
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Andy and Mike talked with FOX Sports Radio MLB Insider Seth Everett this morning. Seth talked about the struggles for former Cy Young Award Winner, Justin Verlander and says it comes down to the numbers.
Seth Everett: "I think this is too many innings... I don't think he needs to work on anything, I think he needs to be shut down... He's thrown - it's not 200 innings folks, he's talking about 230, 240 in a couple of seasons for 5 years! It's a lot of innings and I think it's starting to wear on him. It's 3 miles off his fastball but it's his strike 1 pitch, and if he can't get it... He's leaving it out over the plate and he's getting tattooed."


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Columbia, S.C. • At every campaign stop, presidential candidate Jon Huntsman Jr. harks back to his years as Utah governor. He cites a record of cutting taxes, increasing jobs and keeping the state afloat during an economic depression.
"Take a look at my record," Huntsman said outside the Exeter, N.H.,Town Hall this week after being questioned about charges that he's flip-flopped on positions. "I'm running on my record. … It's there for everyone to see."
Democrats and at least one fellow Republican rival are attempting to undercut Huntsman's presidential bid by labeling him as someone whose positions shift with the political wind. Huntsman dismisses the notion.
"People are going to make that decision over time," Huntsman said. "I think they're going to look carefully at what we've done as governor of a state and how that applies to the real world."
A review of his record indicates that Huntsman's presidential pitch is right on some things, while his talking points omit or dance around some undesirable details.
Tax cuts• "We cut taxes, we flattened the rates, we balanced the budget," Huntsman says in his stump speech, and he's right.
Under Huntsman's administration, Utah passed the largest tax-reform package in the state's history, a $225 million cut. The state also passed a quasi-flat tax that still allowed for deductions for mortgage interest and children.
Stimulus• In 2009, as Washington was haggling over the proposed stimulus package to rescue the country from an economic morass, Huntsman was quoted as saying the proposed $870 billion plan was "too small."
Asked about it this week, Huntsman said, "I think, if you look at the totality of that statement on the stimulus, you'll find that it was in line with what Mark Zandi was talking about at the time."
Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Economy.com and a former adviser to Arizona Sen. John McCain's presidential bid, said in February 2009 that a "very sizable economic stimulus plan is vitally needed."
Cap and trade • As governor, Huntsman joined then-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer to push a regional carbon market and argued that a national "cap and trade" system was needed to deal with carbon emissions.
At campaign stops, Huntsman says that's not the case now.
"It may be that cap and trade, which was looked at several years ago, is less relevant today because of our economic implosion. But you've got a lot of people who are going to look at the best methodology moving forward for dealing with emissions that still remains a problem."
Huntsman's plan as governor for a regional carbon market never materialized, but he was still a supporter of a national cap-and-trade law as recently as November 2008, when the country had already entered an economic depression.
Huntsman, then chairman of the Western Governors' Association, joined Schweitzer in a letter to then-President-elect Barack Obama arguing for a national energy plan that included a "mandatory national system for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions that makes maximum use of market-based mechanisms."
Best-managed state• Huntsman's pitch to voters in the early primary states fondly recalls how Utah was well-prepared for the economic downturn and, during the crisis, still maintained its top-level credit rating, balanced its budget and was lauded as the Best Managed State by the Pew Center on the States and the Best for Business by Forbes magazine.
"When the economic crisis hit, we were ready for it," Huntsman says. "And, by all accounts, our state was measured as the best state in America for business, the best-managed state in America."
He's right, though Huntsman can't take credit for it all.
Forbes did name Utah the best state for business in the union, and Governing magazine dubbed it the best-managed state.
In many ways, the state's rainy-day fund and shifting cash from highways to programs helped prop up state government when tax revenues took a hit.
Individual mandate • The Democrats' health care law, which many conservatives deride as Obamacare, has many Americans fired up, and one thing in particular drives the anger: a mandate that every citizen purchase health insurance.
So far on the campaign trail, Huntsman has quickly passed over discussion of the state's health care reform, other than a cursory mention that it passed one without an individual mandate.
When pressed, Huntsman notes that, yes, he did consider including an individual mandate in health care reform.
"We did analyze and live with the idea of a mandate throughout our period of discussions, but, ultimately, we rejected it," Huntsman said.
But that omits a plan proposed by the United Way of Salt Lake in which an individual mandate was central. Huntsman's office supported that plan. Huntsman also signed a bill into law that would require the state to study the effects of an individual mandate.


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Even before they actually reached the playoffs, Real Salt Lake was not willing to accept that simply making it there would be the end of its accomplishments.
Now, the team is insistent about it.
"Now that we're in there, we feel - in our hearts - we can go all the way," coach Jason Kreis said at a media luncheon Tuesday. "And that's what we plan to do."
RSL opens its first Major League Soccer playoffs against former expansion rival Chivas USA at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday, when it could all but clinch advancement into the conference semifinals with a dominating performance. The return leg of the home-and-home series is Nov. 8 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
"We all believe that something special can happen," midfielder Kyle Beckerman said.
It wouldn't be unprecedented.
Though the best teams from the regular season usually win in the playoffs, the league has had experience with a mediocre team catching fire enough to hoist the MLS Cup. Just three years ago, while RSL was limping away from its disastrous inaugural year, the Los Angeles Galaxy were becoming the first and only team without a winning record to claim the championship trophy.
"Anything can happen," striker Clint Mathis said.
The Galaxy was just 13-13-6 in the regular season, tying for third in the MLS Western Conference but earning only the fourth seed for the playoffs because of a negative goal differential.
RSL enters the current playoffs having gone 10-10-10 in the regular season, and also finishing third in the MLS Western Conference.
And just like the Galaxy did, RSL is starting its title chase at home - generally perceived as a disadvantage, but not necessarily. Since the series is decided by goal differential, in the absence of a sweep, a team that channels emotion and energy into a landslide home victory can give itself a tremendous cushion going into the road game.
"We don't just roll over now," general manager Garth Lagerwey said.
Of course, while the Galaxy began their title run with a 3-1 home victory over top-seeded San Jose, RSL has beaten Chivas only three times in 14 meetings - and just once by more than one goal. In the most recent meeting, RSL lost a 1-0 shocker at home when defender Nat Borchers and goalkeeper Nick Rimando collided and allowed Chivas' Alecko Eskandarian an easy score. Still, the RSL players insist they're poised for a deep playoff run.
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Tickets for Saturday's game are on sale at www.RioTintoStadium.com or by calling (801) 924-8585. Tickets by phone will be available between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Individual tickets to the home playoff match begin at $20 per seat, while groups of 20 or more can purchase tickets at various discounted rates. Call, click or visit Rio Tinto Stadium's East Side box office or the team's Trolley Corners office (515 South 700 East) for tickets or more information.
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Date Result
May 18, 2005 W - RSL 2, Chivas 0
August 6, 2005 W - RSL 2, Chivas 1
July 4, 2006 T - RSL 0, Chivas 0
July 26, 2006 T - RSL 3, Chivas 3
Oct. 6, 2007 L - Chivas 3, RSL 2
Sept. 20, 2008 L - Chivas 1, RSL 0
Total: Tied, 2-2-2
Date Result
May 7, 2005 L - Chivas 1, RSL 0
July 9, 2005 L - Chivas 5, RSL 1
April 2, 2006 L - Chivas 3, RSL 0
Oct. 15, 2006 T - RSL 1, Chivas 1
April 21, 2007 L - Chivas 4, RSL 0
August 26, 2007 L - Chivas 1, RSL 0
April 5, 2008 L - Chivas 3, RSL 1
June 14, 2008 W - RSL 1, Chivas 0
Total: RSL trails, 1-6-1


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The open Nordic societies is the theme for the summit meeting between the Nordic prime ministers and parliamentarians in the Nordic Council on the opening day of the Session on Tuesday 1 November.
The tragic terror attacks in Norway on 22 July this year are the reason for the theme of the summit.
The Danish Parliament in Copenhagen will be the venue for this year's Session of the Nordic Council which will take place from 1 - 3 November.
The Nordic prime ministers and foreign ministers, according to tradition, will hold meetings and press conferences in conjunction with the Session. More information on these press conferences will be posted on the Session website later.
The awarding of the Nordic Council prizes will take place in the Royal Danish Academy of Music on Wednesday 2 November at 18.30. Amongst others, Gyrðir Elíasson will be presented with the Nordic Council Literature Prize, while representatives for the Scandic hotels will be presented with this year's Environment Prize.
Sustainable health - One Health in a Nordic perspective is the theme for a seminar which will be held on Monday 31 October. The growing problem of resistance to antibiotics, and the close relationship between diseases in animals and humans requiring co-ordinated treatment will be on the agenda. The Citizens' and Consumer Rights Committee in the Nordic Council is organising the seminar which will take place in the Landsting Chamber at Christiansborg from 17.00 - 19.00. Clement Kjersgaard will lead the debate. Registrations should be sent to email@example.com.
The reports by the foreign and defence ministers and the Nordic ministers for co-operation question time will take place on Wednesday 2 November. In addition, the Session will be filled with lively parliamentary debate on everything from civil protection to the mackerel wars, and meetings with international partners.
The Nordic finance ministers' meeting will close with a doorstep press conference on Tuesday 1 November 13.45 - 14.00. The current economic-political situation, the tax evasion project and topical EU/EEA issues are on the finance ministers' agenda.
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The Nordic cultural festival "Ting" will also take place in the Danish capital during the same week as the Session. In this connection there will be the chance to experience previous years' winners of the Nordic Council Literature Prize, Sjón, Naja Marie Aidt and Sara Stridsberg, on the International Authors' Stage at the Royal Library on Monday 31 October at 20.00.
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A paraplegic man suffering an open wound faces his third Christmas on a hospital waiting list after his operation was cancelled for the fourth time, the NSW opposition said today.
John Graham first joined a waiting list in December 2002 for remedial surgery to an open buttock wound.
Opposition leader John Brogden said Mr Graham, from Sydney, was told he'd wait between one and three months, but was still waiting today.
"Mr Graham has been given a surgery date four times only to have them cancelled every time," Mr Brogden told reporters.
"His long wait appeared to have come to an end on November 8.
"However, moments before the (fourth) operation he was told it had been cancelled due to a bed shortage."
The opposition leader said Mr Graham was effectively housebound and required daily nursing.
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Health Minister Morris Iemma later said Mr Graham would undergo surgery next week.
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