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The natural-gas rights to 13,000 acres of land will be released and a legal appeal will be dropped as part of a settlement Monday between a major energy company and 200 Southern Tier landowners.
The agreement between gas giant Chesapeake Energy and the property owners puts an end to three years of legal wrangling over a set of mineral-rights leases that had been set to expire in 2010.
Chesapeake and lease partner Statoilhydro, which possessed the $3-an-acre leases, had claimed New York's makeshift moratorium on large-scale hydraulic fracturing had constituted a "force majeure" event — a legal clause that allows a contract to be extended for certain unforeseen circumstances. Landowners in Broome and Tioga counties sued to have the leases, which were originally scheduled to expire in 2010, thrown out.
state Supreme Court judge U.S. District Court judge sided with the landowners, but Chesapeake had appealed the ruling. As part of the settlement, the appeal will be dropped, according to Levene, Gouldin & Thompson, the Broome County-based law firm representing the property owners.
"This is a great victory for our landowners," attorney Cindy Manchester said. "Our clients achieved the right outcome by working together in an impressive collaborative effort."


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Docket: 91N-384H - Food Labeling; Nutrient Content Claims, Define Sodium Levels - Term Healthy
Comment Number: EC -2
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Comment Record
Mr. Richard Hanneman
2002-05-31 18:46:36
Salt Institute
Comments for FDA General
1. General Comments
May 31, 2002 Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305) Food and Drug Administration 5360 Fishers Lane, rm 1061 Rockville, MD 20857 RE: Docket No. 91N-384H and 96P-0500 (RIN 0910-AA19) The Salt Institute, on behalf of the nation's salt producers, strongly supports FDA's final rule extending until at least January 1, 2006 any imposition of the second tier sodium requirements for foods to be labeled "healthy." We are pleased that FDA is reexamining the question of whether sodium content should be considered, at all, as a disqualifying consideration for a "healthy" food to bear that label claim. Following what we hope is a final decision to remove the current disqualification, food manufacturers will need time to adjust their labels and move their inventory; your timeframe seems entirely reasonable. With the effective date of the new Data Quality Act fast approaching on October 1, 2002, we hope and expect that FDA will be reviewing more broadly the quality of the science underlying its health claims labeling program. As an example, the sodium "health claim" relies primarily on affirmation by NHLBI that no significant controversy surrounds the notion that low-salt diets confer general health benefits. Recent medical research belies that claim as explained in the award-winning article in Science magazine "The (Political) Science of Salt." We are confident that FDA's guidelines will open the way for reconsideration of the quality of the data upon which the agency's "Sodium and Hypertension" health claim is founded and that, by 2006, there may not be even a "first tier" sodium number to determine a "healthy" food. Our attached comments, submitted today to NIH, explain our rationale. Thank you for your timely and effective decision on this matter. Sincerely, Richard L. Hanneman President TA7153

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You'll find your dory in the rockweed about fifty feet east of the cove.
Magnified section through a fertile conceptacle of rockweed, showing the large spores in the midst of threads of cells.
Going down to the ledges, he pulled off a big armful of rockweed.
The rocks are hung so plentifully with Ascophyllum nodosum (rockweed) that its beauty is likely to be passed over unnoticed.
In less than an hour he was back, bringing the sweater minus the rockweed.
That means that you are crushing the little bladder-like swellings strung like big beads on the stems of the rockweed.
The right amount of heat has been obtained, a barrow load of rockweed is brought—rockweed, not seaweed.
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His naked feet touched the turf with pile driver force every ten feet.
Seen together, news that looks like a rainbow acts like a pile driver.
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SOLON, Ohio - The new movie "Draft Day", starring Kevin Costner, is looking for extras for its Cleveland-area shoots.
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In the movie, Costner plays a fictitious Cleveland Browns general manager who tries to secure the number one pick. "Draft Day" also features Jennifer Garner and Denis Leary.
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Confirmation of the arrests in Moscow of Jewish activist Leonid Tsypin, plus the arrest of Aleksander Slepak, were reported today by Jewish sources in the Russian capital, Slepak–whose father, Vladimir, was arrested earlier–and Tsypin were held after asking permission to demonstrate at the Kremlin Plaza. They bring to 10 the number of Jewish activists arrested in Moscow in recent days, apparently in conjunction with President Nixon's visit.
According to the report, Aleksander Slepak went to the KGB (secret police) yesterday to ask permission for a demonstration, but Col. Yaroslav Karpov, head of the Jewish section, turned him down. When Slepak asked for a written rejection, Karpov reportedly told him: "We are no bureaucrats." Slepak reportedly replied that he therefore considered that he had the right to demonstrate.
Karpov warned him he could be arrested and sentenced to three years' imprisonment for "anti-Soviet activity." Slepak left and called another Jew from a public telephone, after which he was arrested, the sources said. Tsypin, they said, was arrested at home while calling the same third Jew. who was not identified. Aleksander Slepak and Tsypin, both 21, were earlier called up for active Army service but were rejected for health reasons.


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Im pretty easy to get along with and have been told I have a good personality. I love to laugh yet can be serious. I can relax, yet still like to think and would like to meet someone who can make me think.
When I type I tend to let the computer capitalize and spell check.... except I filled out my profile on my phone, so this took really long....
I dont tend to get hung up on looks so much, but rather character and personality. Also, slutty really doesnt do it for me anymore. I would like to find someone to have a decent relationship with. I would like to explore your heart and mind before I explore your body
I like to fish every now and then. I love going to the gun range and putting small holes in a piece of paper. I like to camp, or just take a drive to nowhere, so long as I have good company in the car with me. Then again I dont mind staying home and watching a movie.
I guess its worth mentioning that I curse more than normal people do. I do try to watch myself in situations where it is inappropriate. The phrase "curse like a sailor" definitely applies to me.
In case you didnt notice, nothing Im writing here is in any particular order. I tend to just have a thought and write it down. Im a good cook. I will do whatever i can to help my friends. See, random. ;0)
I have a bit of a live and let live attitude... I may not agree with certain peoples choices, but i wont bother them if they dont bother me. However if I ask who you are, i would rather hear you say "Im me" over saying "emo, goth, redneck, thug, etc."
I did just get a Ninja 500, so now I need to get a motorcycle license lol
Tv: King of the Hill, Family Guy, South Park, That 70s Show, Fringe(probably my favorite show ever), Top Gear UK, Two and a Half Men, The X Files, Weeds, Entourage, Breaking Bad, Archer.....
Music: I love Classic Rock, Hair Metal, and some Grunge. I like Motley Crue, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Blue Oyster Cult, Smashing Pumpkins, Chicago, Jethro Tull, White Snake, Quiet Riot, Journey, Bon Jovi, Bad Company, Ted Nugent, AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steve Miller Band, Nine Inch Nails, I could go on and on.... Im not a huge country or rap fan, however there may be 1 or 2 songs hidden on my computer somewhere for when the planets are aligned just right and I get in that mood... most of the time my Sirius radio is tuned to Classic Vinyl, Boneyard, and Lithium, and I may stray to 70s on 7, 80s on 8, or 90s on 9.
I like to play video games here and there too. I like Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, Skyrim, Mortal Kombat, GoldenEye.
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Big Investors Stung By Banking Bribery Arrests
The bribery case being pursued by criminal investigators in India will likely cause heartache for some large American investment firms, which have invested millions of dollars in a company allegedly involved in the case.
On Wednesday, the Central Bureau of Investigation arrested the chief executive of LIC Housing Finance Ltd. and officials at some other Indian banks for allegedly receiving financial favors to grant large corporate loans. CBI alleged some of these deals were facilitated by Mumbai-based financing firm Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. Three executives of the firm, including managing director Rajesh Sharma, were arrested.
Calls to Money Matters' office in Mumbai weren't answered and efforts to reach the executives were unsuccessful.
It is unclear what impact the arrests and the probe will have on the company itself but investors were clearly nervous. The news led to a 20% drop in Money Matters' shares on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
That may have caused some suffering at Boston-based investment management firm Wellington Management Co., which held more than 6% of the company's shares, as of Oct 20. A Wellington spokeswoman declined comment.
Just last month, Wellington and other foreign investors including Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, and Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC, invested a total of around $60 million in fresh shares issued by Money Matters, according to a press release issued by the company. The money was meant to fund new businesses for Money Matters, specifically in asset financing such as short-term corporate funding, and margin and acquisition funding, according to the press release. Representatives for the other investors couldn't be reached immediately.
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March 23, 2006
Used to be, I'd walk into any old grocery store when I had to pick up a few fruit-like objects to meet my obligatory weekly -- er, daily -- allowance of good-for-yous. It didn't matter too much what the little sticky label said on the apples, for instance, although if it said "pippin" I admit I'd get more excited than if it said "golden delicious."
But then along came organics, and then more organics. Pretty soon, I was picking up an organic apple here and a bag of organic lettuce there, just like the growing number of my fellow lackadaisical shoppers who, whether from budget constraints or pesticide-induced apathy (note: not a scientifically proven condition, as far as I know), had previously not thought twice about buying a conventionally grown pear. As an emerging convert to organic ingestion, I was paying closer attention to the little sticky labels. After all, who wants to willingly eat bananas nurtured with toxics? Not me -- gimme the bugs, by golly, along with the fruity pure goodness.
Still, sometimes I wondered if what I was getting was really organic, and how far the process went to make it better than a conventionally grown item.
I've been thinking about that even more lately, ever since I started hearing the North Coast Cooperative's ad on the radio saying it has just been approved as a certified organic retailer by the California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF). An organic store? Yep, the Co-op is the first food co-op on the West Coast, and the only food retailer in California north of the Bay Area, to be certified organic, said the Co-op's Karen Brooks in a news release.
Monday afternoon, sitting at a table on the upstairs employee break balcony at the Arcata Co-op, where the odor of fresh-baked pizza and brownies floated up tantalizingly from below, human resources manager Terri Clark explained the difference between carrying organic produce and being a certified organic retailer.
"A lot of people are confused and think it means the whole store is organic," she said. That isn't the case -- if it were, she said, the certification process would have been much simpler. What "certified organic retailer" means, rather, is that the unpackaged organics in the store are stored, displayed and processed separately from the conventional foods. It also means that the Co-op has verified and meticulously documented the organic certification of its suppliers and confirmed that products labeled organic really are organic. And all 155 employees at the Co-op's two stores, in Eureka and Arcata, have been taught the proper protocol in dealing with organics. (The new Eureka Co-op store, under construction, also will be certified.)
"It means that we know how to handle organic products correctly, from the loading dock to the shopping cart," said Clark.
General Manager Len Mayer, a thin, youngish brown-haired man with light blue eyes, came upstairs to join the conversation. He said while the application fee for the certification cost $3,000, the amount of staff time involved "easily surpassed that" cost. Clark, for instance, went around the store with a notebook all year long asking "lots and lots of questions."
"I was the head nag," said Clark, a tall woman with a gentle, but definitely managerial, presence, with her wavy brown hair scooped up in a loose bun. She doesn't look "nag," but she does look official. "I had to go and talk to everybody, ask them how they were doing everything, take notes. We looked at hundreds and hundreds of labels." She and others also talked with the store's vendors, and in two instances they found suppliers who were labeling their products organic but couldn't produce the certification. Those products, said Mayer, had their organic labels removed.
After the Co-op submitted its application, a CCOF inspector came to the Co-op's two stores on Feb. 1 and 2 and wandered the aisles and back storeroom and asked questions. Then, a couple of weeks ago, the Co-op received word that it had passed certification. Once a year, now, the Co-op's stores will undergo a follow-up inspection. "But the little kicker is, at any time they could do a spot inspection, unannounced," said Clark. "And that's good."
That said, the Co-op didn't really have to change its ways very much to gain the certification, says Mayer. Like the ad says, the Co-op was already doing most of the things certification requires. "The big change between pre-certification and post-certification is writing it down: Here are the rules," said Mayer.
So, if you walk into the Co-op now, you probably won't notice anything new. But there are subtle changes. In the bulk foods section, for instance, the bins with the organics are on top of the bins with non-organics, so that conventional foods won't leak into organic foods. In the produce department, unwrapped organic fruits and vegetables are shelved apart from conventional produce so that customers won't confuse the two.
A little more behind the scenes, in the meat department, organic chickens have to be processed on a separate cutting board with separate equipment from that used on conventional meats. And in the storeroom where the back stock is kept, again, the organics have to be shelved above the non-organics. And when produce gets washed before being shelved, organics have to be washed before non-organics. Even the surfaces on which the organics are stored must be cleaned a certain way -- with non-toxic cleaners that don't leave a residue.
Even deeper behind the scenes is how the Co-op deals with pests, both inside the stores and out in the parking lot. To be a certified organic retailer, the Co-op must use the least toxic methods of pest control. Or, rather, its pest control vendor must use them.
"For example, there's a pheromone-based trap we can use to deal with insects," said Mayer. The non-toxic scent lures the pests in, and they can't get out.
"On the perimeter of the stores, we have rat traps -- we can't put poison bait on them," added Clark. Instead, the pest control vendor must use mechanical means to catch the critters, preferably live traps. "We did have some of the traps baited, before. But not now."
So why go to all this trouble? Clark said it's a matter of accountability. "I think of the certification of the store as fulfilling a contract with the customers," she said. Mayer added: "We know we sell more organic food on the North Coast than anybody else, and we want to make sure we're doing what we think we're doing."
Mayer said the Co-op sees 2,000 customers a day at the Arcata store and 1,000 at the Eureka store. He and Clark allow that the certification makes for good advertising, as well.
Doubtless, it gives the Co-op a leg up on the competition. Over in Eureka at the Eureka Natural Foods store, produce manager Juan Gagné offered circumspect praise for the Co-op. "This is very positive for the entire community," he said. "The Co-op is our friendly competition and we wish them well. When they do good, it's good for us too."
He said that when Eureka Natural Food's new store, just about to begin construction next door to the current store, is built, it will seek organic retailer certification. "It's something we have intended to do all along," he said. "And it will become more important because we'll have a full seafood and meat department in our new store. It's very good and it does raise the bar for everyone."
It even raises the bar for us customers. I mean, before today if I walked into the store and bought two organic apples and a bag of conventional lemons coated in pesticides, when I got home I would probably have unthinkingly tossed the lot of them together in the big wooden fruit bowl on my counter. Tsk tsk -- that sort of casual treatment sort of negates the whole organics thing, doesn't it?
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The new system is very different to its predecessor: there are new service providers as a result of the latest round of contracting; a national database of unemployed people has been set up for the first time; and, most importantly, it has become compulsory for all unemployed people to use it.
Previously, the nation's 700,000 or so unemployed people were free to decide for themselves whether to use its help finding jobs; only one-third to a half took up the offer.
But the embarrassing computer glitches and funding shortfalls, together with other revelations this week that Centrelink staff were not verifying entries in the job-seeker diaries, led Labor to declare this week that the Howard Government's approach to unemployment was in crisis.
Most agree, however, that the new system gives job-seekers greater opportunities to find work. Sarina Russo, founder and managing director of the nation's largest Job Network private provider, Job Access, said the recent reforms gave all long-term unemployed people access to job training and wage subsidy programs. "There are a minority of people who don't want to work and they will complain about the obligations and the changes to the system," Russo said. "But the debate over reporting requirements misses the big helicopter view of training, creating jobs for these people and building their self-esteem."
A larger question still looms: is the frenetic activity around job-seeking - the job diaries, the fee-chasing providers, the auto-matching computer programs - likely to deliver more jobs to more of the nation's unemployed?
After revelations that only 200,000 of a scheduled 500,000 people had so far attended their compulsory Job Network interviews, the Government was forced to make extra payments of about $30 million to providers, including 109 private companies.
Employment Services Minister Mal Brough responded fierily, warning the unemployed that they would be stripped of their benefits if they did not co-operate. But he insists the extra money will not blow the budget.
"With a much lower raw number of people flowing into the system, there will be less outcome fees," he told The Age.
The problem is that the companies' business plans rely on those "outcome fees". Job Network providers get payments when they match job-seekers with job vacancies; this is the essence of the privatised model. Paradoxically, in order for the providers to be kept in business, there needs to be a large pool of jobless people.
There could be even more trouble on the horizon. When the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations undertook its assessment of the jobless market in Australia to prepare for the latest round of Job Network contracting, it estimated that the system would have about 770,000 unemployed people to service. Brough has since reassessed the number at more like 700,000.
But the National Employment Services Association, representing the providers, has now commissioned its own modelling from KPMG, and it believes the actual figure could end up being as low as 560,000 - and if it is that low, some providers are bound to go broke through lack of business.
"They (the Government) have got their numbers badly wrong and we're in deep s--t," one industry source told The Age.
Meanwhile, Labor argues the new system's high no-show rate suggests there is something wrong with the way it is approaching people.
Opposition employment services spokesman Anthony Albanese says: "Is the minister trying to suggest that people who were active job-seekers in the first half of the year suddenly became bludgers on July 1? People aren't turning up because they're not getting the letters, or the letters aren't making sense, or they're being lost through computer error."
While several large charity providers are deeply uncomfortable with Brough's fighting language blaming job-seekers for the problems, few are speaking publicly about their concerns. The Job Network contracts signed by all the providers enjoin them not to speak publicly about the terms of their agreements.
"The system ensures that the providers are hushed up," Albanese claims. "Many of them are saying to us that they can't speak out about the structural problems because they don't want to put future contracts at risk."
Brough's frustration is evident when confronted with criticisms that he is being too hard on the unemployed. "How can it be draconian to be calling people in to give them assistance?" he fumes. "How the heck do you help someone if they won't show up to be helped? All we're asking is that people just show up, I mean jeez - it's not much to ask, is it?"
But in the era of mutual obligation, job-seekers must do more than simply "show up".
Take Baker from Ballarat. His job-seeker diary has to show 10 attempts to find work every fortnight for 12 weeks, or else he risks losing Centrelink benefits. He wonders, not unreasonably, whether in a small town like Ballarat he will soon run out of options.
A recently released study entitled "Much Obliged" by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, the University of Melbourne's Centre for Public Policy and the St Vincent de Paul Society examined the usefulness of the Government's mutual obligation regime. It found that for the most disadvantaged, job-seekers believed that meeting Centrelink requirements had replaced real job-searching. "The system . . . works not as 'welfare to work' but 'welfare as work'," the report stated.
One 33-year-old male confessed to filling in his job diary by "using the Yellow Pages to list the sort of jobs they would believe I would have gone for".
One industry source who wished to remain unnamed thinks the system is too focused on teaching the unemployed how to look for work, instead of giving them the skills needed to find it. But vocational training is only really available to the more long-term unemployed.
"I think it's pretty criminal that you have to be unemployed for 12 months before you've got even a sliver of a chance for people to spend money on you for a course," the source said.
Nic Frances, the executive director of the Brotherhood of St Laurence, goes even further. While expanded job training was a welcome advance in government policy, it would not make much difference to the underlying cause of unemployment: a shortage of jobs.
"The issue should be about creating real opportunities for people to work and not forcing them to jump through hoops," Frances says.
"No one wants to hear 10 times a fortnight they've failed to get a job and then hear it again the following week."
Annabel Crabb is an Age Canberra correspondent, Julie Szego is an Age society reporter, Caroline Milburn is an Age senior writer.
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A few of us have even found success in electoral politics. For example, the other day there was a video floating around of the mayor of Philadelphia doing a semi-credible version of motherfucking "Rapper's Delight." Which seems pretty ridonkulous, if you think about it. If some shit like that happened here, I might have to move across the river to Illinois on GP. I just don't know how much faith I'd have that my trash would get picked up at that point.
Barack Obama, who fucking trounced Hillary Clinton this weekend (white people, seriously, wtf?), claims to have never spent very much time listening to rap music, and I'm tempted to believe him. He's not so old that it wouldn't have appealed to him. For example, my old man is a couple of year's older than him, and he's the one who got me into hip-hop. But in interviews, Obama has stated that he comes from that generation that listens to shit like Stevie Wonder, and Earth, Wind, and Fire.
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Also, even if Obama was a closet head, it's probably best for him career-wise if no one knows, what with the heat hip-hop is taking these days. Take for example this guy Kwame Kilpatrick, the so-called hip-hop mayor of Detroit. (Again, I'd seriously be considering a move.) He fucked around and got himself into some shit, and you have to know people are going to try to blame it all on rap music. They might even have a point. I'm just saying.
Basically, what he did is, he lied under oath about having sex. Just like Bill Clinton, who I'm sure is this guy's idol. Last year, he was testifying in this trial that didn't necessarily have anything to do with him getting busy, and the issue came up of whether or not he was dropping it off in his chief of staff. So of course he said no, even though he was. Why risk getting thrown out of your own house on some ol' BS?
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I'm madly in love with you," Kilpatrick wrote on Oct. 3, 2002.
"I hope you feel that way for a long time," Beatty answered. "In case you haven't noticed, I am madly in love with you, too!"
Other texts contain sexual content, like this exchange on April 8, 2003:
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a) Never mind the fact that this guy's still using a motherfucking two-way (what, is he also dealing crack?), how come he couldn't just spring for his own pager (or perhaps even a cell phone!), especially if he's gonna be discussing shit like this. Makes you wonder whether or not the city was paying for his rubbers as well.
b) I'm not seeing any direct connections here to him being into hip-hop, other than the fact that our generation doesn't have much of a track record with regard to relationships. But Bill Clinton did the same thing, and I've never heard anyone call him "the first hip-hop president," though I'm sure a case could be made.
Either way, I can't imagine this will bode well for the hip-hop generation's political aspirations. At the very least, I imagine a lot of potential candidates will think twice about associating themselves with the genre, if only because the first guy who did it was such a fuck-up. Why even run the risk of having people think you might pull something similar? And it's especially unfortunate because, like I said, I'm not even sure if you can say for certain that hip-hop had anything to do with it.


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An immigration judge on Monday ordered the deportation of a permanent legal resident suffering from paranoid schizophrenia because he was previously convicted of several crimes, including a violent assault on a prisoner in Utah County Jail.
Sergio Gonzalez-Garcia sat in shackles and a blue jail jumpsuit while his mother and sister listened to immigration Judge William Nixon light into his attorney, Robert Culas, for trying to argue in a filed brief that he shouldn't be deported because of his mental illness.
"Your brief is not impressive, Mr. Culas," Nixon said flatly.
For almost an hour, Culas tried to argue that the assault charge against the 34-year-old was a simple assault, but Nixon told Culas his client shouldn't have pleaded guilty to the Class A misdemeanor assault charge.
"Why in the world if he has mental problems and is legally insane as you claim and he's hearing voices how can you [have him] plead guilty to anything?" Nixon asked.
Culas said he didn't represent Gonzalez-Garcia during his criminal trial in Utah's 4th District Court last March and was only handling his immigration case. Culas had sought a continuance Monday, but was denied the motion. He said he plans to appeal and has 30 days to do so.
Gonzalez-Garcia was brought to the country when just a toddler and became a legal permanent resident in 1991 when he was a teen. His sister, Wendy Castellanos, said they have no family in Mexico and that a deportation from the United States would essentially be a death sentence for him.
"He's going to go and get lost and get pushed to the limit," she said. "He is not a suicidal personality, but he might just give up."
Nixon told Gonzales-Garcia that he would get help in Mexico because the government offers assistance for the mentally ill and that he should take advantage of that.
However, his mother, Rosa Gonzalez, said that's not true.
She said her family has had a history of mental illness and that she knows people don't get treatment but are instead institutionalized in jails to keep them away from society.
According to a 2010 report by Mental Health Disabilities International, investigators found evidence that seemed to support his mother's fear.
"Investigators found: People with disabilities left permanently in restraints, some of whom were tied into beds and wheelchairs; the use of lobotomies [psychosurgery] without consent; people detained for a lifetime in locked facilities simply because they have a disability; and filthy and inhumane living conditions," according to the report entitled "Abandoned & Disappeared: Mexico's Segregation and Abuse of Children and Adults with Disabilities."
Gonzalez said her son began exhibiting symptoms of mental illness when he was 13, but when he is on his medication and getting treatment, he is a good person. She attributed his list of crimes ranging from the prisoner assault to a slew of misdemeanors to his mental illness.
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Nixon said his "hands are tied" on the case and he could only work under the narrow framework of the law regarding the removal of a legal permanent resident.
Gonzalez-Garcia, who met quietly with his family and Culas after the hearing, seemed confused by what was happening.
"Remember to keep your cool," Culas said, explaining he would still remain in custody while the appeal went forward. "It's important you keep your cool."
As he was led away by a federal immigration agent, his mother blew him a kiss with a furrowed brow.
"I love you son," she said in Spanish.
He turned for a moment, then lowered his head and disappeared down the hall.
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I want to Talk about good friends, good union, and this good year! Pow, still in the first month of 2014 and it's full of fantastic stuff, fabulous folks and friends, new and old, and The SAG Awards! (and, of course, Sheila)….
Karen Morrow, of Sherman Oaks, is an iconic entertainer, an honest-to-goodness good person (and very funny!) Luckily for me she is a sweet pal and an unexpected connection!
In our checkered past, we've worked together on odd and fun jobs. Most memorable for me: "Follies" at Long Beach Civic Light Opera, Love American Style's "Love and the Odd Couple," and in one of the great Writers Guild Award Shows, singing in trio with Karen and Jean Stapleton. Talk about fun! I'm a great fan. You should be too. You can Google Karen Morrow, and know about her work with young artists, her teaching singing, and her bountiful career.
Now, Karen is a favorite guest artist for Crystal Cruises and sails with them often. When I heard, via social media, that there was a "Doris Day Cruise" coming up on Crystal my first thought was I want to do that! My second thought was to email Karen. I asked her if she thought it was ok to ask for a connection to the person that books the guest speakers. She paid attention. And I am grateful. Not all have the time or inclination to follow through on others' behalf. Bottom line, I'm booked for the Cruise … and I'll be doing a lot more Talking about that!!! (Have I said, thank you, Karen?)
A belated "Brava SAG-AFTRA!" Due to prior network contracts the, now merged, new union's Award event will be still be called The SAG Awards for a few more years. But much thanks to the savvy winners who mentioned their appreciation to SAG-AFTRA.
Twenty years, zip zip, my mind is ajar. I was then sitting on the SAG Board and vividly remember supporting the motion to adopt these awards. Kathy Connell, now executive producer of the SAG Awards, was the National Recording Secretary of the Screen Actors Guild and served on its board at the inception of the show. She told Variety, "For years, the union had wanted to do something similar to what the Directors Guild and Writers Guild does. We have a very large membership and we didn't want to use any dues money for it. So it wasn't until we had the opportunity to do a television show that there was a way of underwriting the ballot." A committee of five board members: Toey Caldwell, Paul Napier, Yale Summers Daryl Anderson, and (Mrs. Anderson) Kathy Connell took the time to create the concept, and impressed the Board with their ideas. And now it is ongoing History.
The 2014 SAG Awards made its own history. President Ken Howard announced a Million Dollar Donation to the SAG Foundation from the EIF (Entertainment Industry Foundation) and People Magazine. "A million Smackeroo's," crowed our exultant leader. I especially loved Ken's honoring America's heroes and the four footed Canine heroes! Bully for Ken! And Bravo/Brava to all the nominees! So much excellence!!!
SHEILA UPDATE: When Wendy Greuel decided she will NOT be running for the Board of Supervisors. Sheila Kuehl, who is running, (and my hope for this district's new Supervisor), announced, "Wendy is an incredibly committed and talented public servant, and I'm excited to see what her next run might be." Me too.
Now, a candidate with the ability to fund his whole campaign (by writing himself a check), Bobby Shriver, announced he was in the race. Mr. Shriver is a nice man, from a great family, and a fine activist, however it seems he will not join Sheila and abide by LA County's voluntary spending limits. I believe that Sheila's decades of experience and knowledge is deeply important … and our Supervisor Seat is not for sale. So Google Sheila and know her accomplishments. She is a gift that money can't buy.
Time for me to raise priorities to the SAG-AFTRA National Senior Committee. I'm National Vice Chair (with the superb New York actor Tom Ligon, as Chair). Meetings are in gear. Also time for Caucus meetings regarding Wages and Working Conditions for the upcoming TV, Theatrical Contract!
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From the article: "The reality is that Go's GC does not really implement any new ideas or research. As their announcement admits, it is a straightforward concurrent mark/sweep collector based on ideas from the 1970s. It is notable only because it has been designed to optimise for pause times at the cost of absolutely every other desirable characteristic in a GC.
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This link has the source code for the online book, The Busy Coder's Guide To Advanced Android Development.
This is a link to an article titled, "Optimizing Linux for slow computers." Note that this article links to this more thorough resource on archlinux.org.
Here are a couple of paragraphs from it:
When tuning a server, you'll really want to tweak for performance and high throughput. That's where most Linux configurations really shine over the competition: they come better tuned to get the most out of server configurations.
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1. Collected Maxims and Other Reflections by La Rochefoucauld
2. The 48 Laws of Power, by Robert Greene
3. Xenophon's Cyrus the Great: The Arts of Leadership and War by Xenophon
4. Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son
5. Models of my Life by Herbert Simon
6. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Leanpub is another way to publish books. From their website:
Leanpub is a powerful platform for serious authors. This platform is the combination of two things: a publishing workflow and a storefront. Leanpub is more than the sum of its parts, however – by combining a simple, elegant writing and publishing workflow with a store focused on selling in-progress ebooks, it's something different. Leanpub is a magical typewriter for authors: just write in plain text, and to publish your ebook, just click a button.
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"Dailyprogrammer is about challenging programmers of all skill level with weekly programming challenges. 3 challenges a week are posted at increasing difficulty. Solutions are peer reviewed and redditors can ask for the community for feedback and comments."
Tips on performance optimization for Drupal websites.
This link has some good information on how to debug PHP scripts by writing objects to the PHP log file using
print_r with
error_log. This is helpful — necessary, even — when you're writing PHP code that doesn't write directly to the browser.
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true part out; if you do, the output will either go to your web browser or get lost somewhere else.
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Drupal comes with two base themes: Classy, and Stable. Classy has a lot of markup, hopefully all the markup you'll need, while Stable is more like a "stark" base theme. See the link for more information.
This link shows the file-naming conventions for Drupal 8 Twig theme/theming files.
The page I linked to shows what "table of contents" modules work with Drupal 8. The reality as of May 9, 2016, is that only "TOC Filter" works. It relies on the "TOC API" module, which should not really be shown in that list, as it's just a support module.
"TOC Formatter" claims to work with Drupal 8, but I could not get it to work, and its page shows that it has no Drupal 8 installations, so something smells fishy there.
Documents all CSS class selectors that are in the classy theme Drupal 8.
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An article on how to make a vision board, and why they work.
I did this once many years ago as part of a retreat, and I have to admit, everything I put on the board came to fruition. I think it's because, if you keep it visible, it serves as a constant reminder of your goals.
From the Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche link:
"You know you want to start a meditation practice. It was your New Year resolution. You've been meaning to check out those classes. You even bought a small cushion from your local Tibet shop. Here are the five key steps to actually getting that meditation practice going."
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Scientists reported on Wednesday that they had taken a significant step toward understanding the cause of schizophrenia, in a landmark study that provides the first rigorously tested insight into the biology behind any common psychiatric disorder.
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MIAMI - New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, already connected to a homicide victim in Massachusetts, is being sued in South Florida by a man claiming Hernandez shot him in the face after they argued at a strip club.
The lawsuit filed late Wednesday by 30-year-old Alexander Bradley comes as police in New England investigate the death of 27-year-old semi-pro player Odin Lloyd. Lloyd's body was found in an industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, Mass. Lloyd's family has said he had some connection to Hernandez but would not elaborate.
In his federal lawsuit seeking at least $100,000 in damages, Bradley claims he and Hernandez were with a group in February at Tootsie's club in Miami when the two got into an argument. Later, as they were driving to Palm Beach County, Bradley claims Hernandez shot him with a handgun, causing him to lose his right eye.
Bradley, who is from Connecticut, also suffers from jaw pain, headaches, permanent injury to his right hand and arm and will probably need further surgery, according to the lawsuit. He has already undergone facial reconstruction surgery and has plates and screws in the right side of his face.
Bradley did not mention Hernandez in a Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office report at the time. Bradley, found shot and bleeding Feb. 13 in an alley behind a John Deere store, insisted to investigators he did not know who shot him and gave only a vague description of possible assailants. A store employee found Bradley after hearing a shot outside, but the store's video surveillance system wasn't working.
Hernandez's lawyer did not immediately respond Thursday to an email seeking comment about the lawsuit. The lawsuit does not mention how Hernandez and Bradley are acquainted.
Media camped out Thursday at Hernandez's home, on the Rhode Island state line not far from the Patriots' stadium in Foxborough. A news helicopter followed along as Hernandez drove in a white SUV from his home to the stadium, then got out and went inside.
A Massachusetts State Police emergency response team on Thursday was searching the brush with metal detectors and poles on a road leading to the entrance to Hernandez's subdivision.
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• The Cowboys have released defensive end Anthony Hargrove, a little more than a month after signing the nine-year NFL veteran to a one-year deal. The Cowboys announced Hargrove's release Thursday.
• The Broncos signed free agent center Dan Koppen, bringing the 11-year veteran back after J.D. Walton had offseason surgery on his left ankle. Koppen signed with the Broncos last October and started 12 regular-season games after Walton first hurt his ankle. Walton was expected back this season but needed more surgery this offseason.
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If you have ever been stuck in the traffic on 290 you know how bad it can be. But this morning, it gets easier. For a price that is.
The carpool lanes will be opening to non-carpool drivers today. Metro Interim CEO Tom Lambert says it's about giving you more options.
"We think people can get a travel time benefit and that it encourages more people to ride together," Lambert told KTRH.
But, there is a fee.
"It rangers from $1 to $5 and the greater the traffic demand in the corridor the higher the cost," Lambert said.
This is the fourth such project to open in the area. Lambert says it has a track record of success.
"We've seen about a 20% increase in utilization. We expect to see the same thing on the 290 corridor as well," Lambert stated.
Lambert says drivers will be able to see when the lanes are open to them and the toll on electronic signs or on Metro's website. However, opponents like Terri Hall of Texas TURF aren't happy.
"It's a double tax. Those lanes have been paid for by taxpayers already. You get to ride the lane based on status. Now they've expanded that status to if you can afford that toll you can use that lane, too," Hall explained.
Hall calls it a money grab.
"It throws the goals of the HOV lanes under the bus. It's not getting more cars off the road. It's really all about money now," Hall said.
There will be another carpool lane opening to solo drivers on Route 59 later this year.


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Groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of green Healing Collective
A groundbreaking ceremony will take place this week to celebrate the new construction of a mixed-use building that will be one of the greenest structures in the country.
The eco-friendly building, called the Healing Collective, will be completed in March 2012, and to celebrate the initial efforts, the groundbreaking ceremony will take place on Thursday, May 19 from 4:30 to 5 p.m. at the future building location, 538 S. 2nd St. in Walker's Point.
The event will feature a ribbon cutting to officially celebrate the "reopening" of 2nd Street after the installation of new pavement, freshly planted trees, new harp lights, expanded sidewalks and new bike lanes. Mayor Tom Barrett will speak at the event.
A reception at the Milwaukee Brewing Company, 613 S. 2nd St., will take place following the ceremony. It will feature music by Old Sam and the Teardrops, food from neighborhood restaurants, a large raffle and, of course, beer from the Milwaukee Brewing Company. It's free and open to the public.
"This spring, a transformative building will begin to come to life on this former brownfield site," said developer Juli Kaufmann of Fix Development. "We have joined as neighbors – the businesses, organizations and residents of Walker's Point – to collectively decide how to shape the future of our community. This building enables a dream shared by the tenant occupants, the people to be served, and the project's financial backers. Together, we are committed to a more vibrant and resilient Milwaukee."
The Healing Collective's mission is to promote health, wellness and education to positively impact the community and environment.
Fix Development will construct the building which will house The Healing Center, CORE / El Centro, Aurora Walker's Point Community Clinic and, on the entire first floor, a "micro-creamery" cheese factory called Clock Shadow Creamery.
Bob Wills, a master cheesemaker who owns Cedar Grove Cheese in Plain, is opening the urban cheese factory. Wills, originally from Milwaukee, wanted to return to his roots which opening an urban cheese factory will allow him to do. The Clock Shadow Creamery will offer public tours – similar to brewery tours – and have an on-site cheese store and gift shop.
"It's kitty-corner from the Milwaukee Brewing Company, so people will be able to tour both a cheese factory and a brewery during one outing," says Kaufmann.
The Healing Collective is a collaboration of two health organizations consisting of three programs: Aurora Walker's Point Community Clinic, a free clinic for uninsured or under-insured, low income and homeless, The Healing Center of Aurora Sinai Medical Center, an innovative advocacy, support and counseling center for survivors of sexual assault and sexual abuse and CORE / El Centro, a natural healing center that provides alternative healing therapies for under-served and low-income persons.
"There is still 1,600 square feet of available space in the building," says Kaufmann.
The building, which will be built on a former brownfield site, will be constructed entirely from non-toxic materials, including reclaimed brick and reused wood from pickle barrels that were originally owned by a pickle factory on the western edge of the state.
The Healing Collective will be extremely energy efficient, feature a rooftop garden of fruits and vegetables and derive 100 percent of its water needs from captured rainwater.
The project caught the attention of socially-conscious and environmentally sensitive investors.
"This project is financed by people who care about the environment and social issues just as much as a financial return," says Kaufmann. "And we are still seeking equity investors."
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People like Juli make me proud to say that I'm from Milwaukee. What a great project! It's this kind of thinking that will reposition the City for future success.
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Last time I was on, it was myself, Carey Mulligan, DeNiro, and Sylvester Stallone.
Host Lara Spencer did her best to shield Carey while several people unsuccessfully attempted to zip her back into the dress.
The new Jenny Craig and Nutrisystem commercials keep Carey and Jackson in the spotlight they have long thrived in.
During the summer, Carey apparently had another episode while visiting her mother.
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Pharmaxis is making plans to increase its production of lung function test Aridol after the United States Food and Drug Administration gave it approval to market Aridol in the US.
The FDA said it had approved Aridol for the assessment of bronchial hyper-responsiveness in patients aged six years and over who do not have clinically apparent asthma.
Pharmaxis has consistently stood by its plans to take the drug to market alone, despite interest in a marketing partnership from major British and US pharmaceutical companies.
The milestone makes
"We expect sales of Aridol to commence in the first quarter, this is practically the final hurdle," Pharmaxis acting chief executive
"The warehouse racking at our facility in Frenchs Forest is being installed in the next couple of weeks," Mr Phillips said.
Analysts were expecting an outcome in the fourth quarter of a new application to approve Aridol for use in the US following a rejection by the FDA last December on non-clinical grounds.
Pharmaxis shares have soared more than 10 per cent this week, but are down about 30 per cent from a 12-month high of $3.31 on May 13.
Aridol is registered for sale in Australia, Europe and South-East Asia and the company said it hoped to commence sales in the US in the first quarter of 2011.
Mr Phillips said he anticipated the existing US market of about 150,000 tests per year to increase once Aridol hits the market, given the test is more convenient for patients to use than other products on the market.
He also expected the company to charge a higher price than the $50 per test it charges in Australia. "We will expect to see some sales in the first-half result," Mr Phillips said.
It's been a rocky road for the company's shareholders.
Pharmaxis shares fell as much as 47 per cent in late June after the company revealed that its second phase-three study of Bronchitol fell a touch short of recording a statistically significant increase in the amount of air that patients could exhale over one second, compared with a control group.
Once a market darling of the biotech sector, the announcement in June caused Pharmaxis shares to tumble close to a 12-month low.
"Aridol has a smaller commercial importance than Bronchitol but it validates our capability of taking research to clinical trials and through the regulatory process with the FDA," Mr Phillips said.
RBS Morgans healthcare analyst Tanya Solomon said the result would be positive for the company's reputation, despite the small market for Aridol in the US.
"The two key milestones we're waiting for include the outcome of the pre-new drug application meeting with the FDA later this year for clarity on the Bronchitol marketing submission for cystic fibrosis, expected this quarter," Ms Solomon said.
"The other key milestone will be the decision from the European Union regulatory body to the application for Bronchitol in Europe, also in the fourth quarter," she said.
Pharmaxis said its cash position was $85.8 million at June 30. It expects its underlying cash burn will be about $3 million per month for the next 12 months.
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