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(b) Interruptible shippers whose volumes will be reduced as a result
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via telephone to the Customer's dispatch number, and written
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correspondence from Customers to Gulf South regarding the
notification of a Bump should be made via telephone or facsimile
directly to Gulf South Customer Service.
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information supplied to it by Customers or input directly into
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day, (7) days a week of all parties in the confirmation path to
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Nov 01, 2012 Sarah Hall Uncategorized
Biographical information
Ursula Rozum is a Syracuse native, the daughter of Polish immigrants who were exiled due to their work with the anti-Communist Solidarity trade union. She holds a BA Political Science and Latin American Literature from McGill University. In recent years, she has worked with Citizen Action of NY, the Working Families Party and the Green Party. Currently, she works on staff at the Syracuse Peace Council. She has been active locally working on issues of peace, immigrant rights, Latin America Solidarity and in the movement to ban hydrofracking in New York.
What are the major issues facing the 24th district?
Unemployment, Poverty, Economic Stagnation: We need a public jobs program that guarantees the right to a living-wage job and restores economic prosperity by restoring consumer demand.
Climate Emergency: We need an Apollo-style Climate Action Plan to put people to work building clean energy systems.
Fracking: We need a federal ban on fracking like France and Bulgaria have enacted.
Fiscal Crisis: We need to cut military spending and restore Eisenhower-era progressive tax rates on the top 10% income brackets so that the federal government can meet its obligations, including no cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid and revenue sharing with states and cities in fiscal distress.
Public Education Crisis: We need to replace high-stakes testing used to financially punish poorly-funded, poorly-testing schools with a return to need-based federal education funding to help property-poor, poorly-testing schools to improve. We need to forgive student debt and make public higher education tuition-free.
How will you create jobs?
I will support a permanent public jobs program for the unemployed, specifically HR 870, "The 21st Century Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment and Training Act" introduced by Rep. John Conyers of Detroit. Private jobs are good, but public jobs are necessary for full employment. We need federally-funded, locally-planned projects in public works and public services like the New Deal's Works Progress Administration (WPA) did to put 12 million unemployed people to work during the Great Depression. Now we are dragging though the Great Recession and need a Green New Deal to put over 25 million un- and under-employed people back to work in a Climate Action Plan building clean energy, mass transit, and green building retrofits, as well as revitalizing public services, from schools and community health clinics to child care, parks, arts, recreation, and youth and senior programs.
Public jobs will put money in unemployed workers' pockets to spend. With more customers, business will expand and hire. The economic slump persists because of insufficient demand, not an insufficient supply of capital. The big banks and corporations are sitting on about $5 trillion in bank reserves and corporate cash. They won't invest until they see more customers. So government has to fill the demand gap. The most cost-effective way to do that is for government to directly employ people meeting unmet community needs. The indirect, trickle-down approach of the Democrats and Republicans through tax cuts to increase demand doesn't work well because businesses won't invest until the customers are back and American consumers are still at record levels debt after decades of wage stagnation.
Do you think you're a viable candidate?
Yes. Public opinion polls consistently show majority support for progressive policies I advocate: climate action, public jobs, Medicare for All, military spending cuts, higher taxes on the rich. The tragedy of American politics is that progressive public values are not translating into progressive public policies. That's why I am running as the Green Party candidate to drive progressive policies into the debate. The Democrats can no longer take progressive votes for granted. Progressive voters have the Green alternative to vote for.
As a third-party candidate, do you think you can be heard in Congress?
Third party representatives are heard more than your typical Democratic or Republican back bencher. Both Maffei and Buerkle voted with their party over 90 percent of the time. They did not stand out. I will have one vote, the same as every other Representative. The other Representatives will have to give me something I want in order to get my vote for something they want in close votes. But as the first Green in Congress, my voice will be amplified. The public, the press, and the other members of Congress will want to know what policies I advocate that got me elected as an outspent, outside the two-party system candidate. It will give me a public platform for my progressive policies, like it did for Paul Wellstone after his underdog election to the U.S. Senate enabled him to put his signature campaign issue, single-payer Medicare for All, into play in the early 1990s. Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent socialist from Vermont, was heard when he was in the Congress and is heard now in the U.S. Senate. Senator Sanders needs independent progressive allies in the Congress with him.
People have accused you of being too idealistic and not attuned to the realities of political office. How do you respond to that criticism?
My campaign slogan is "Real Solutions Can't Wait." The reality is that the Democrats and Republicans have not and cannot solve the serious problems we face. They spend most of their time dialing for dollars for the next campaign. With the time they have left, they whine about how the other party stinks. Meanwhile, our problems are not getting addressed: the fiscal cliff, the climate emergency, the economic slump in which tens of millions of people are losing their job security, homes, and college opportunities – losing their shot at the American Dream and getting stuck among the swelling numbers of working poor. We need Greens in Congress to breakup the two-party logjam. That's not naïve idealism. That's cold realism.
Are you concerned that your presence in this race, and the candidacies of other Greens, will draw votes from the Democrats, to whom Greens are closer politically, and give the election to the Republicans?
Did you ask the same question of Dan Maffei, who as the incumbent lost his seat to Buerkle all by himself without a Green in the race? The moderately conservative Democrats have more in common with the extremely conservative Republicans than they do with the progressive Greens. The differences between the Democrats and Republicans are of degree, not direction. Today's Democrats are the corporate New Democrats, not yesterday's New Deal Democrats. The New Democrats specialize in "triangulation:" adopting Republican ideas as their own and taking their progressive voters for granted. Dan Maffei joined the New Democrat Coalition in Congress, not the Progressive Caucus. His answer to Buerkle's opposition to Obama's proposal for higher taxes on incomes over $250,000 is to say he'll meet her in the middle and call for higher taxes only on incomes over $1 million. Progressives are sick of such pandering to the Right by Democrats. I'm running so progressives will no longer be taken for granted. My campaign is bringing back progressive voters who won't vote for the two conservative corporate parties. For those dismayed, as I am, that the winner-take-all plurality system of elections could result in the least preferred candidate in the district, Ann Marie Buerkle, winning the seat, I have solutions: legislation to enable instant runoff voting or, better, proportional representation in our Congress, like most other democracies around the world have. The question that should be asked is not whether I might spoil the election, but why am I the only candidate advocating electoral reforms that will end the possibility of spoiled elections once and for all?
What issues do you think you're raising as a third party candidate that the major candidates aren't discussing?
An Apollo-style emergency Climate Action Plan for jobs in clean energy.
A federal ban of unconventional fossil fuels: fracking for oil and gas, mountaintop removal coal, tar sands oil, and deep water and Arctic drilling. Use conventional fossil fuel reserves during the transition to clean renewables.
The right to a useful job guaranteed by permanent backup public jobs program.
The right to quality health care through single-payer Medicare for All.
The right to free public education from pre-school through graduate school.
Secure Social Security indefinitely without cuts by ending the exemption on Social Security taxes for income over $110,100.
Forgive $1 trillion student debt: the Fed should bailout students by buying up and canceling their loans instead of more overpaying for mortgage-backed securities to bailout the banks again with QE3.
End "No Child Left Behind" and "Race To The Top" high-stakes testing and financial punishment of poorly funded schools with low test scores. Return to need-based federal education funding to help poorly-testing underfunded schools to improve.
End the war on drugs and mass incarceration. Treat drug abuse as a medical problem, not a criminal problem. Drug prohibition failed like alcohol prohibition did. Legalize, tax, and regulate drugs, like we do alcohol and tobacco, starting with marijuana.
Cut military spending 50 percent. We are now spending twice the average Cold War level and the Soviet Union is gone. The main national security threats now are terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and climate change. These problems require good intelligence, not massive occupation forces. Spend the savings from military spending on rebuilding America as a climate-friendly sustainable economy.
Electoral reforms: instant runoff voting (IRV), proportional representation, voter-verifiable paper records for all elections, abolition of the Electoral College and election of the president by popular vote using IRV, fair ballot access standards for federal elections, public campaign financing, a Right to Vote constitutional amendment, a Right to Regulate constitutional amendment to end the court-ordered doctrines of "corporate personhood" and "money is speech" so that corporations and election finance can be regulated by We, the People.
What are some major differences in your platform from the major party candidates?
I stand for progressive alternatives to the conservative policies that both major party candidates stand for. Buerkle stands with the extreme conservatives of the congressional Republicans. Maffei stands with the moderately conservative New Democrats among the congressional Democrats. Our different positions on taxes and the fiscal crisis illustrate our major differences. Buerkle opposes any tax hikes on the rich. Maffei does not support Obama's modest proposal to increase tax rates by a few percent on the top 2% of incomes over $250,000. Maffei joins House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in conceding more ground to the Republican Right by proposing to only raise tax rates by a few percent on the top 1 in 1000 incomes over $1 million. Obama's proposal would only raise $85 billion more per year. Maffei's would only raise $50 billion more. The proposals of Buerkle, Obama and Maffei are not fiscally responsible when deficits have been running over $1 trillion a year for four years straight. I propose keeping the low Bush tax rates for the bottom 90% and restoring Eisenhower tax rates on the top 10% incomes over $137,000, the only income brackets who have gained since the 1970s. My proposal would raise $1.2 trillion, more than the federal deficit last year. We face a choice: either we restore progressive taxation and use the revenues for public spending to stimulate full employment and economic recovery, or we accept austerity with cuts in Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and domestic programs in order to balance the budget on the backs of working people. The major difference is that my policies represent the interests of the working class majority. The major party candidates' policies represent the interests of the corporate elites who fund the major parties.
Green Party candidates don't accept corporate donations. Has that hurt your campaign?
No. It has helped. Voters want a representative to work for them, not corporate special interests. Voters respect that we are building a party that is supported by large numbers of small individual contributors, not small numbers of large corporate contributors. We will raise enough to get our message out and compete with the corporate parties when working people realize that we have to do what we did in the labor movement did to build our unions: build a large base of individual dues-paying members. That is how working class and middle class majority can build a party that consistently wins elections against the two old parties funded by the moneyed elites. The Green Party is not there yet, but we are growing every election.
Why are you the best candidate?
I am offering concrete and practical solutions to the big problems we face. These policies best reflect the progressive majority in the district. I am completely free to fight for these policies because I owe nothing to special interest campaign contributors from outside the district who are spending millions to buy this election.
Sarah Hall is the editor of the Eagle Star-Review and the Baldwinsville Messenger. The 2012 winner of the Syracuse Press Club's Selwyn Kershaw Professional Standards Award, she has been with Eagle Newspapers since 2006. She is a Liverpool native.
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text: NRL Fantasy club profile: Rabbitohs Tue 28 Jan, 2014, 2:00pm Lone Scout, NRL.com Tweet Email Print Rabbitohs duo John Sutton and Adam Reynolds are expected to be among Holden NRL Fantasy's top-scoring halves this season. Credit: NRL Photos Copyright: NRL Photos South Sydney will be a popular team for Holden NRL Fantasy coaches this season, with several massive stars, a good bye schedule, and one genuine cash cow who could be a star of the future.Fantasy GunsGreg Inglis ($394,400) obviously leads the list for South Sydney – the hulking fullback is arguably the best rugby league player on the planet and can just about do it all. His devastating ball-running ability had already made him a valuable fantasy player in recent seasons but the inclusion of points for try saves and kicks defused in Holden NRL Fantasy this year will make the Rabbitohs No.1 one of the most sought-after players in the game. On the negative side, South Sydney's bye schedule will mean the Queensland star will miss five games in eight weeks in the middle of the year.NSW contenders Adam Reynolds ($393,900) and John Sutton ($380,900) are two strong options in the halves (with Sutton a chance to be given dual-position status down the track as a second-rower should Luke Keary get the nod at five-eighth) while international trio Sam Burgess ($376,700), George Burgess ($357,200) and Issac Luke ($357,900) loom as great buys for the middle of the season, considering they'll play in all three major bye rounds. Sam's dual-position status and Luke's potential as an 80-minute player after the exit of Nathan Peats make them a couple of very strong buys for the start of the season.Value BuysIf any player has the obvious potential to make an impact on the NRL this season, it's Thomas Burgess ($190,900). His twin George was one of the breakout stars of 2014, and if Tom is given a similar amount of game time as George this season he could become just as destructive. Tom averaged 25 points over nine games last year, but with his twin averaging close to 50 there is good reason to think he's got room for improvement this time around.And while we're at it, there's also Luke Burgess ($126,300). The oldest Burgess brother was only given three games in the top grade in 2013 and missed England's World Cup campaign, but he starts very cheap and is just about guaranteed to make money for your squad if he gets a decent run this year.Cash CowPromising half Luke Keary ($107,000) is the man here. Keary wasn't much to write home about in terms of fantasy scoring last year, averaging in the mid-teens from his 10 appearances for Souths, but the talk is he could be promoted off the bench and into the starting five-eighth role this season, with John Sutton being moved to the back row. If that happens, Keary will be one of the most popular rookie-priced players in NRL Fantasy. Keep a close eye on the Rabbitohs' trial games and their Round 1 team list.Rabbitohs player pricesGreg Inglis (WFB) $394,400Adam Reynolds (HLF) $393,900John Sutton (HLF) $380,900Sam Burgess (FRF, 2RF) $376,700Issac Luke (HOK) $357,900George Burgess (FRF) $357,200Ben Te'o (2RF) $289,100Chris McQueen (2RF) $251,600Bryson Goodwin (WFB, CTR) $240,200Dylan Walker (CTR) $235,100Ben Lowe (2RF) $224,700Nathan Merritt (WFB) $209,900David Tyrrell (FRF) $195,400Beau Champion (CTR) $192,500Thomas Burgess (FRF) $190,900Jason Clark (2RF, HOK) $178,900Joel Reddy (CTR) $157,100Luke Burgess (FRF) $126,300Joe Picker (2RF) $111,900Luke Keary (HLF) $107,000Apisai Koroisau (HOK) $107,000Kyle Turner (2RF) $107,000Kirisome Auva'a (WFB, CTR) $107,000Aaron Gray (CTR) $107,000Alex Johnston (WFB) $107,000Nathaniel Neale (FRF, 2RF) $107,000Play Holden NRL Fantasy now or get more tips from the Lone Scout. Tweet Email Print Send to a friend: Your Name: Your Email: Friend's Name: Friend's Email: Close Submit loading image needs to go here


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Okkervil River's new release, The Stage Names (Jagjaguwar), was created with an eye to fun and frivolity (per notes from songwriting frontman Will Sheff). Lucky us! 'Cause the lyrics featuring suicidal poets and porn stars, burned-out man-children and their shut-down lovers could really harsh one's mellow otherwise. Musically, the disc does simply swing, with the large, proficient core ensemble borne like foam on the waves of the tight guest orchestra. "You Can't Hold the Hand of a Rock and Roll Man" takes off hell-bent for Bonnie Raitt Coverland but is hijacked to Garage Rock Town with plenty of fuel to spare. And yes, there's whimsy: While lead-off track "Our Life Is Not a Movie or Maybe" blubbers on in emobore style, the instrumentation ticks and chugs into a Springsteenian soundtrack epic, with Sheff's voice morphing to anguished shrieking at selected perfect moments. "Plus Ones" weaves a tale of superficiality out of pop-trivia imaginings ("the 100th luftballon," "candle 17," "the fourth time you're a lady"). Ultimately, these sketchy romantic fictions and docudramas are haunting. Let's just hope that the little things that remind us of Counting Crows (but about two decades younger and brainier) won't lead to an Oscar-nominated song from Shrek 6.
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JUNE England scored two as Burnham got back to winning ways against a physical Minehead team.
England scored two second half goals to move her side a point off Taunton at the top of the table.
The result also avenged the previous away fixture against the seasiders when they let slip a 2-0 lead.
The home side struggled to get their passing going and looked off the pace for the majority of the first half.
Nicki Glanville and Carly Bush had shots saved whilst Alannah Frost and Kerry Harvey had efforts blocked.
England worked tirelessly up front all game and linked well with Bush and Harvey.
It was more of the same in the second half - Burnham's defence of Glanville, Beth Ingram and Emma Ballard were superb throughout with Ballard making a starring return to the side and with Tracey Dunn sitting just in front were largely untroubled.
Just when it appeared the match was heading for a draw, up popped England to drive home a shot from the top of the D for the first of a quick double.
Burnham 'keeper Sarah Johnson then preserved their lead with three outstanding saves which allowed Burnham to press on for another goal to make it safe.
This time it was Louise Peace raiding down the right as she had done all match and Harvey with the shot that England flicked in from right on the goal line.
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Jake Trotter answers readers' questions about Oklahoma football in his mailbag every Friday. Got a question for Jake? Submit it here.
Christopher in Kalamazoo, Mich., writes: Jake, who would be your ideal, reasonable replacement for Brent Venables? I hear a lot about Tim Kish, but if I had my choice of the names being floated around I'd take Randy Shannon. He has tons of experience, a great footprint on Florida recruiting. It just seems like the ideal choice to me.
Jake Trotter: Because of his ties to Mike Stoops and reputation as an ace recruiter, Kish is probably the favorite to land the job. Shannon is interesting, but would he really bring prospects from Florida all the way to Norman on any kind of consistent basis? I'm skeptical. Plus, the NCAA investigation going on at Miami is a red flag. Kish would be a solid hire, but here are two more names to watch. Mike Tressel, the linebackers and special teams coach at Michigan State and younger brother of Jim Tressel. Since Mike Tressel has been in East Lansing, the Spartans have been spectacular at both linebacker and special teams. I'll also throw out Ron Stoops Jr. I know, it's a long shot. Then again, Ron Stoops coaches linebackers at Youngstown State, and apparently knows a couple of guys on the OU staff.
Zach in Claremore, Okla., writes: What other coaching changes do you see happening this offseason?
Jake Trotter: After Bob Stoops hires a linebackers coach that should be it.
Chad in Edmond, Okla., writes: What do you think was the biggest deciding factor in [Brent] Venables leaving? That Mike came on and Venables was no longer sole defensive coordinator? Was it the cash that Clemson was offering? Or do you think he just wanted to go somewhere new?
Jake Trotter: This all came down to Venables' goal of one day becoming a head coach. Venables felt that the move to Clemson would bring him one step closer to that goal. I can't disagree with him. I believe Venables felt a little bit of stagnation in his career by staying in Norman. And with Mike Stoops back in the picture, it would have been difficult for Venables to gain traction in the head coaching job market. If OU's defense shined, Mike would have gotten most of the credit. If Clemson's defense shines, Venables will get the credit, making him a more attractive prospective head coach.


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The New York Giants are 0-4, but Antrel Rolle thinks they can still make the playoffs.
In fact, Rolle thinks the Giants can do much better than that.
"I believe we can go 12-0 from this point on," Rolle said Monday. "People can look at me like I'm crazy, but you know I could really give a damn at this point. This is what I truly believe. I know the talent of this team, I know the mindset of this team, we just have to go out there and put it all together."
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SALT LAKE CITY — Andy Phillips isn't your typical college football kicker — far from it, as a matter of fact.
The frontrunner for Utah's job doesn't have a lot of experience in the sport. He didn't face his first live action until this spring.
Phillips, though, is an extremely skilled and dedicated athlete. The 24-year-old redshirt freshman spent five years as an alpine racer on the U.S. Ski Team. He's also from a huge soccer family with a brother playing professionally in China and a sister headed to BYU.
"Soccer has kind of been my thing," said Phillips.
Now it's college football.
After spending the past year as a redshirt, Phillips now tops the depth chart. As the Aug. 29 season opener against Utah State approaches, he leads a competition that includes redshirt freshman Jamie Sutcliffe and sophomore Jon Halliday.
Phillips, however, isn't taking anything for granted.
"Absolutely not. Jamie and Jon are working just as hard as I am," he said. "I've got the better of the two the past couple of weeks, just being more consistent."
The consistency has Phillips feeling very confident and looking forward to winning the job.
To do so, he added, would mean a lot.
"I've been here since last summer (2012) just kind of behind the ranks watching Coleman (Petersen) and Nick Marsh — working hard and not really getting much notice," said Phillips. "Now it's nice to finally be kicking consistently and doing my part to help out the team."
So far, Utah coach Kyle Whittingham likes what he's seeing. Phillips is showing great promise.
"He's a downhill racer. You talk about toughness. He's got some wipeouts on YouTube that are unbelievable. He's a warrior in the weight room like Louie Sakoda was and Joe Phillips," said Whittingham. "Typically, your best kickers are tough guys, and they work hard in the weight room and get after it and they're competitive. And he's in that same mold as Louie and Joe Phillips and those guys that have been through here that have been very good kickers."
Phillips is not related to Joe Phillips, but the two have worked together and become close. Joe has shared a lot of tips with Andy since they started working tougher last spring.
Despite Andy Phillips' lack of experience on the football field, he's not intimidated by the challenges that a kicker faces. He credits his experience as a ski racer for easing any anxiety.
"I've skied since I was 2 and raced since I was 5, so I've always had pressure on my shoulders to perform well. Especially once you reach the professional level," said Phillips. "So I mean it's nothing new. It's something that I enjoy. I really like that moment of having that pressure on my shoulders and kind of being in control."
Phillips isn't fretting about having angry defenders trying to prevent him from making his kicks in games.
"You're so in the moment that the only thing you're worried about is looking at the hold and kicking the ball," he said. "So to be honest with you, I don't really see them much unless they're diving in front of my face. I've just kind of got to tune it out."
Phillips admits it's a different feeling, however, and a foreign one at that. He graduated from the Winter Sports School in Park City, which is dedicated to elite athletes, and attended Rowland Hall before that. Neither high school has a football program.
Phillips, thus, caught the bug in a different way.
"It actually all started with a family Thanksgiving football game where my brother and I were trying to beat each other out for longest field goal," said Phillips. "Then all of a sudden a New Year's resolution came that I should make a Pac-12 team and try and be a kicker. So I worked my guts out and (Utah special teams) coach (Jay) Hill gave me an opportunity and I just jumped on it."
Phillips told Hill that he always wanted to play football and was given a shot last fall. He impressed Hill by having a "good pop" on the ball when he connected with it. In the spring, Hill said Phillips went through a period of refinement as they honed in on his technique.4 comments on this story
"He's a mentally tough kid. I mean, you've got to be right, to go flying down those ski runs 70 miles an hour and the crashes those guys go through. They've got no fear, and he's mentally tough," said Hill. "That's what I love about him. He goes in there and he doesn't have any fear. He just lets it rip."
And things are going well.
"He's a guy that the players love to be around, and so far he's handled pressure situations very good this camp," said Hill, who added that Phillips is starting to earn the respect of his teammates just as Sakoda and Joe Phillips did. "Those are big shoes to compare him to at this point, but I see great things in him, and he's had a heckuva camp."


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LIDO KEY - A loggerhead sea turtle gets released back into the Gulf Friday morning after a long journey up Florida's West Coast.
That made it an early morning for staff and volunteers at Mote Marine Laboratory, preparing one 200 pound sea turtle for it's journey back home.
"We got the clearance from our vet last week and then we get the clearance from Fish and Wildlife Commission and then we can schedule the release," said Mote employee Jenna Rouse.
Big Bel, as they call her, was found stranded off Fort Myers in bad health back in August. After being treated for a month at the C.R.O.W. Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility on Sanibel, she was transported up to Mote's Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Hospital.
"She kind of stalled in her rehab for a little bit so we had a larger tank to offer so we brought her up here to Mote to finish her rehab," said Lynne Byrd, Mote's Medical Care Coordinator.
So Friday morning Byrd, Rouse, and other staff and volunteers helped Big Bel get back to Gulf Waters to taste freedom again.
"We try to keep ourselves separate from them in the rehab process so they don't associate people with food. So I imagine it's a little stressful but to get back in her natural environment and get away from us is probably, we're happy she's happy, it's back to how it should be," Byrd said.
As the loggerhead turtle slid back into the Gulf to take on the next part of her journey, the crowd couldn't help but rejoice in the survival of yet another one of our neighbors in the sea.
"To see the process of it to go, come in sick, would have died without intervention and get them back out there healthy and to be part of the cycle of life again, it's amazing," Byrd said.
Mote's Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Hospital has been treating sick turtles since 1995, and to continue to do so relies on donations from the community.
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The speech, like the convention, was a slick, impressive effort. But, like the convention, it tried to have it both ways. Another of the week's unacknowledged tributes to Bill Clinton, you might say.
Bush's speech made very bold claims indeed. His aim was nothing less than to "renew America's purpose", he said in his third sentence. It was "a time for new beginnings". The Democrats were "facing something new" - a Republican party which had redefined itself as the party of "ideas and innovation", "idealism and inclusion".
If all this sounded awfully like Bill Clinton, then that was because the speech, like the convention, was a straight lift from the Clinton playbook - but with one big exception.
In 1992 and more recently, Clinton took on his party. He challenged the Democrats to confront not just their run of defeats but the reasons why they had been defeated. He ran overtly as a different kind of Democrat, defying the party shibboleths on issues from trade to race, and forcing his party to choose between electoral failure and electoral success.
Like Clinton in 1992 and 1996, Bush offers American voters a new model of his own party, But whereas Clinton confronted the Democrats, Bush is trying to use finesse on the Republicans. He calls himself a compassionate conservative, and did so again last night, but his strategy is to be compassionate to people who value compassion and conservative to people whose priorities are conservative.
The Republican convention, which ended last night in Philadelphia, also had two very different faces. To television viewers who saw only what took place in the hall, it offered a radically new Republican face, multi-cultural, inclusive, caring and sharing. To lobbyists and corporations attending some of the nearly 500 networking and influence-peddling events that took place away from the convention centre, the convention offered an orgy of favours and special interests.
Given the extent of the political-commercial interface in evidence in Philadelphia, it would not be an exaggeration to describe the public convention as an organised lie.
That contrast was also manifest in the political messages of the convention, In the hall, all was warmth and tone. But the Republican party platform adopted at Philadelphia remains an overwhelmingly conservative document, far removed from the pragmatic and bipartisan tone of the week's speeches.
Bush's own speech could not resolve this dilemma. It contained powerful sections and potent themes, casting the Republican party as the party of all the people and Bush himself as a national conciliator. But it also contained trenchantly conservative pronouncements which no amount of spin-doctoring could disguise.
Yes, Bush offered a volley of Clintonian rhetoric about the nation being "daring and decent and ready for change". And yes, Bush's speech proclaimed the Republicans as the party of reform, not the party of repose. Yes, he also pronounced a plague on partisans of both parties, offering himself up as a man with "no stake in the bitter arguments of the last few years".
Moreover, as the speech ended and the first of 150,000 balloons began to descend to the convention floor from the rafters, Bush was joined on stage by a gallery of friends, relations and political colleagues. John McCain was there, along with Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge and House speaker Dennis Hastert. But of Tom DeLay, Dick Armey, Dan Burton, Jesse Helms, Trent Lott and Henry Hyde there was nothing to be seen. If ever there was an opportunity to define the Republican Party afresh then here it was.
Yet the speech, like the convention itself, had two different faces. Alongside the warm words were harsh ones. Many of the biggest cheers of the evening came as Bush reiterated conservative positions which did nothing to challenge the party to change. No new gun laws. Lots of tax cuts. A commitment to sign a law banning so-called "partial birth" abortion. A fresh emphasis on religion. National missile defences whether they work or not. Not a word about big business, the international situation or the ultimate unmentionable of the week - impeachment.
Bush has skilfully put together a movement designed to place Bill Clinton firmly in his political grave. Many of his comments about Clinton were irresistibly to the point. The polls also show Bush may well win. But by offering so many concessions to the party rightwing, his speech may have contained the seeds not of Bush's victory, but of his defeat.


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SALT LAKE CITY -- It's 1,219 miles from Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas to Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah. That's 21 hours in a car. A whole day of your life dedicated to just getting to a soccer game. And don't forget the 90 minutes of chanting, screaming, singing and celebrating you'll be doing once you get there.
Seven FC Dallas fans made the journey for Saturday's Western Conference Semifinal between FC Dallas and defending MLS Cup Champions Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium (9 p.m. CT kickoff on Fox Soccer Channel).
Warren Abao is one of them. He was kind enough to keep FCDallas.com updated throughout the trip via text message. Here is his account.
On the road: 1 p.m. Central Time – Friday, Nov. 5 – Dallas, Texas
"I am actually getting ready to leave right now," Abao said. "Some of the other cars took off work and left this morning, but logically, with three of us, we should be able to alternate drivers and go straight through the night.
"I imagine we'll get there tomorrow morning or late afternoon. We're planning on riding the adrenaline and going straight to the stadium. We'll probably hit a wall right after the game, maybe not. Considering how amped up we'll be should we get a good result, we might just go out after the game.
"We are staying in the same hotel as the team, so if we have reason to celebrate, I imagine we'll take the train up from Rio Tinto and maybe buy the players a drink. I'm not one to fraternize with the players, but I would love to be able to congratulate them. I'll look for [Ruben] Luna because I know he's not old enough to drink. That will keep my bill low."
Obviously, this is not Abao's first rodeo. He's driven from his former home in West Palm Beach, Florida to multiple U.S. National Team games at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
"Driving up to one of those games was certainly worth it," Abao said. "The U.S played Jamaica the same day as the U.S. invaded Afghanistan [May 16, 2002] so nobody would show the game on television. I was one of the only people who got to see the game."
As a member of Sam's Army, Abao also traveled to Germany in 2006 to watch the U.S. Men's National Team draw eventual World Cup Champion Italy, 1-1.
12 a.m. Central Time – Saturday, Nov. 6
"I drove up to Amarillo, Texas and now Adelaide [Arriaga] has taken the wheel at I-40," Abao text messaged. "I am kind of in and out of sleep. The drive to Amarillo reminded us all of the drive to Denver when we come up to watch FC Dallas play the Rapids. It's the same route – 287.
"Our Hyandai Accent (FC Dallas red of course) is equipped with absolutely power nothing – windows, locks or anything. We're getting 35 miles per gallon though, so we're doing our part to protect the environment. More importantly, the FC Dallas flags fit in the back seat and the brass drum fits in the trunk – it meets all our requirements."
Abao's companions on the trip, Jose and Adelaide Arriaga are members of El Matador, the other half of FC Dallas' main contingent of supporters.
They must also be insane.
"We travel to watch FC Dallas in pursuit of the emotion that exists between soccer teams and their fans," Abao said. "There is a level of emotional commitment and expression in soccer that is unmatched in any other sport. The excitement and frustration in the buildup to the goal, the emotion that pours out of us when we give up a goal – that's why we go to such great lengths."
3:24 a.m. Central Time – Saturday, Nov. 6 – New Mexico
"We just passed by Santa Ana Casino north of Albuquerque," Abao said. "We saw a coffee shop called 'Bad Ass Coffee.' I wonder what they put in their espresso?"
8:53 a.m. Central Time – Saturday, Nov. 6 – Moab, Utah
"Good morning," Abao said. "We just passed Canyonlands National Park in southern Utah."
1 p.m. Central Time – Saturday, Nov. 6 – Salt Lake City, Utah
"I drove the last leg of the drive and we just arrived at the Sheraton in downtown," Abao said. "We're planning to meet up with the other Inferno guys at the BeerHive Pub in an hour and a half."
Heading straight to the pub dots the "i" and crosses the "t" on what is already an incredible show of team loyalty and passion for the game -- but for Abao and the Inferno faithful, it's only just beginning.
"We've all got tickets in section 234," Abao said. "We are amped. We cannot wait to get to Rio Tinto and throw streamers from our upper deck seats down on the Real Salt Lake fans below us."


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The trend at Edwin Watts Golf in Martinez for several years has been customizing golf clubs on high-tech devices, said Andy Schrader, the manager of the store on Bobby Jones Expressway.
The store's newest such machine, a Foresight Launch Monitor, is no larger than a shoe box but costs about $5,000. While a customer hits golf balls into a net, the device analyzes the ball's spin, speed, distance and launch angle, Schrader said.
"By using that, we can help determine, for example, is a 10.5-degree driver better than a 9-degree driver for you," he said, "or is a regular flex better than a stiff flex in the shaft?"
Nine of 10 drivers sold at the store are custom fitted on the machine, which is used by customers more than 10 times daily.
"It's very rare anymore that somebody buys a driver or even anything without us going through a fitting to make sure it's correct," Schrader said.
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JORDAN HENDERSON has urged Liverpool to focus on their own game and not be distracted by Manchester United.
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Louis van Gaal may reportedly spring a tactical surprise or two in an effort to overturn United's two-goal first-leg deficit.
Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino scored at a sold-out Anfield last week to ensure Liverpool go into Thursday's meeting (8.05pm) as firm favourites.
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"I don't think we should make any bigger deal than necessary about the game. I'm not the coach and obviously I'm not a player playing the game. First of all we're trying to win every game, and two, we're playing against one of the best teams in the league and it's a good test to see how we can hold up against (Pavel) Datsyuk and (Henrik) Zetterberg and see if we can penetrate, when healthy, the best defense in the league in my opinion. I'm looking forward to it from that perspective — how do we match up against one of the best teams in the league." –Steve Yzerman
That quote posted by the Free Press. Our ambassador to the Leastern Conference has done a tremendous job turning around the Tampa Bay Lightning Franchise in such a short time. With 26 games left in the season, the Bolts are only seven points shy of their 82 game point total from last season – that, my friends, is incredible. To go from 80 points in 82 games (an average of 0.976 points per game) to 73 points in 56 games (1.30 points per contest) is probably one of the best turnarounds in consecutive seasons in recent history. Stevie has not only done a tremendous job cleaning up the mistakes of the past, but he's putting his own personal stamp on the team – and it has lead to nothing but success.
Of course, Detroit can be credited to some of that. Stevie Y was always the consummate professional – which is why we made him captain at such a young age. His steely reserve and the way he carries himself has demanded respect right from the beginning. And when his glorious playing days were over, the Detroit organ-i-zation welcomed him into the front office with open arms. They brought him in, showed him the ropes of the front office, and let him do this thing.
Eventually we knew we were going to have to let him go…whether we wanted to admit it or not. So long as Ken Holland wants the job as General Manager of the greatest franchise in sports, the job will remain his. So it was with a heavy heart that we sent Stevie away to Tampa last spring so that he could cut his teeth on doing the actual job. Don't worry – he'll be back, someday.
So of course Stevie-Y is going to downplay any anxiousness or emotion felt by him facing the team that employed him for nearly three decades…would you expect anything less?
"Once you take a job, or take on a challenge, I think the natural instinct is to want to do well. We have lofty goals for the organization. I pay very close attention to the Red Wings team and watch them as often as I can, but really I've got a great responsibility and I've got goals and things I want to accomplish as a manager of the Lightning." –Steve Yzerman
You go ahead and play in the Florida sandbox for a while, Stevie – when Ken Holland's contract is up, at least we know that we'll have the most qualified replacement waiting in the wings.


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Genesee County's December 2012 unemployment rate is up an eighth-of-a-percent from the previous month.
The current unemployment rate stands at 8.2 percent, compared to 7.4 percent in November of 2012. The state's unemployment rate also stands at 8.2 percent.
Orleans County continues to see some of the biggest unemployment numbers in the state. Its unemployment rate in December 2012 stod at 10.9 percent, which ranked the third highest in the Empire State.
Here is a link to a map and another to more statistics.
A note from the state Department of Labor release:
The State Labor Department today released local area unemployment rates for December 2012, which are calculated following procedures prescribed by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The state's unemployment rate relies in part on the results of a telephone survey of 3,100 households (out of more than 7 million) in New York State.
The state's private sector job count increased by 123,200 from December 2011 to December 2012. As reported last week, the state's unemployment rate was 8.2% in December 2012. New York State's rate has plummeted since August 2012, dropping by 0.9 percentage points. This represents the state's largest four-month rate drop since February 1984.


text: So i was looking into the Schecters and kinda fell in love with the C-5 and its price. But then a friend told me about the Tobias Toby Deluxe-V. i was wondering if anyone had played them as i have not and could give some guidance. as of now i like the Schecter for its looks but the Tobias for the price. other than that i don't know much about them.


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Jan. 12, 2011
SAN JOSE The San Jose SaberCats today announced the additions of former 49ers WR Otis Amey, along with DL George Hypolite, QB Kevin Lopina, WR Ed Berry, OL Kristien Poindexter, LB Tyrell Graham and LB Mario Reese. Per team policy, terms were not disclosed. The roster now stands at 33 players.Im excited to see the roster taking form with 33 players now on roster, OwnerHead Coach Darren Arbet said. Otis was one of the most explosive playmakers in the league in 2008 and the additions that we made on both sides of the ball today are going to give us great depth this upcoming season.WR OTIS AMEYAmey (5-11, 200) joins the SaberCats after spending the 2010 season with the Sacramento Mountain Lions of the United Football League where he totaled 16 receptions for 148 yards. Prior to his time with the Mountain Lions, Amey served stints with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (2009) and the British Columbia Lions (2008) of the Canadian Football League. Amey will be entering his third season in the AFL after playing for the Austin Wranglers in 2007 before joining the Cleveland Gladiators in 2008. For his career, he has totaled 201 receptions for 2,549 yards for 66 touchdowns. A threat in the return game, Amey averaged 18.1 yards on 68 kickoff returns with one returned for a touchdown. He set career-highs in 2008 in every receiving category, finishing with 112 receptions for 1,516 yards and 48 touchdown receptions.From watching Otis on film, hes an explosive playmaker, said SaberCats QB Mark Grieb. We need people who are going to come in here and make plays and have shown that they have the ability to excel in this league and hes done that. Hes basically been a star wherever hes played. Im excited about having him here because as a quarterback you are only as good as the guys around you. He can only make me look better and not just for me, but for the team because I think we are putting together a nice receiving corps.Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the San Francisco 49ers in 2005 out of Sacramento State, Amey returned a punt 75 yards in the season opener. He played in 11 games with the 49ers before joining the Atlanta Falcons in 2007. DL GEORGE HYPOLITEHypolite (6-1, 300) joins the SaberCats after previous stints with the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Carolina Panthers in 2009. A four-year letterwinner and three-year starter at Colorado, he played in 41 games (32 starts) at defensive tackle for the Buffaloes. Hypolite totaled 149 tackles, 32 for loss, 12.5 sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, one interception and five passes defensed.QB KEVIN LOPINAA two-year letterwinner at Washington State, Lopina (6-3, 230) totaled 1,437 passing yards and two touchdown passes, completing 55.1 percent of his passes for the Cougars. A first-team All-California Interscholastic Federation and All-Bay Valley Athletic League selection as a senior at De La Salle High School (CA), Lopina threw for nearly 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns to go along with 750 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns.WR ED BERRYBerry (5-9, 190) most recently played for the Hamilton Tiger Cats of the CFL. A two-year starter at Northern Arizona, Berry played in 22 games (21 starts) leading the team with 75 receptions, 1,075 receiving yards and seven receiving touchdowns as a senior. A transfer from the College of San Mateo, Berry led the Lumberjacks with 45 receptions and 641 yards, earning All-Big Sky honorable mention honors. At San Mateo, he led the team with 55 receptions for 896 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2007 prior to joining Northern Arizona.OL KRISTIEN POINDEXTERPoindexter (6-2, 275) enters his rookie season in the AFL after starting four years at Northern Arizona. An All-America selection at guard in 2010, he split his time between center and guard for the Lumberjacks. Poindexter earned all-conference honors three times in his NAU career and was named 2007 Big Sky Newcomer of the Year as a freshman. A 2007 graduate of Westview High School (AZ), Poindexter earned all-conference first-team honors on offensive line and all-state honors on the defensive side.LB TYRELL GRAHAMGraham (6-3, 245) played two seasons at Houston, earning second-team All-Conference USA honors as a senior. In 26 games for the Cougars, he totaled 82 tackles, 13.0 for loss, 8.5 sacks to go along with two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and four passes defensed. Prior to joining Houston, Graham played two seasons at Arkansas. He was an all-state selection and district MVP as a senior at Yates High School (TX).LB MARIO REESEReese (6-3, 240) spent time with the Tulsa Talons in 2010 and joins the SaberCats for his rookie season in the AFL after spending four years at Minnesota. In four years for the Golden Gophers, Reese played in 47 games (26 starts), totaling 172 tackles, 13.5 for loss and seven sacks to go along with five forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, 10 passes defensed and one interception.Courtesy San Jose SaberCats media services


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What is the Intrinsic Value of the Dow?
- Abstract
- Full Text PDF
- Author(s): Charles M. C. Lee, James Myers, Bhaskaran Swaminathan
- Published: Dec 17, 2002
- Pages: 1693-1741
We model the time‐series relation between price and intrinsic value as a cointegrated system, so that price and value are long‐term convergent. In this framework, we compare the performance of alternative estimates of intrinsic value for the Dow 30 stocks. During 1963–1996, traditional market multiples (e.g., B/P, E/P, and D/P ratios) have little predictive power. However, a V/P ratio, where V is based on a residual income valuation model, has statistically reliable predictive power. Further analysis shows time‐varying interest rates and analyst forecasts are important to the success of V. Alternative forecast horizons and risk premia are less important.


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March 26, 2014
Unbeaten formerly two-time champ Kazuto Ioka (14-0, 9 KOs), Japan, will have an ambitious shot at the IBF flyweight belt against also unbeaten Thailander Amnat Ruenroeng (12-0, 5 KOs) in Osaka, Japan, on May 7. Having already won the WBC 105-pound and WBA 108-pound titles, Ioka, still 25, will attempt to capture his third belt in the 112-pound category against Amnat who acquired the vacant IBF throne by defeating Filipino Rocky Fuentes on points in Thailand last January. It will be the first defense for Amnat, 34, who reportedly once beat Ioka when they were amateurs. Previously there were triple-class champions, but it might be the quickest should Ioka win the third in his fifteenth bout.
IBF minimum champ Katsunari Takayama (26-6-0-1NC, 10 KOs), a fast-moving Japanese, will make his second defense against compatriot Shin Ono (17-5-2, 2 KOs), a puzzling southpaw, in a supporting card of the same show.
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4000 Swiss patent applications in 201106.03.2012 11:48
"The recovery in international patent filings that we saw in 2010 gained strength in 2011," said WIPO Director General Francis Gurry. "This underlines the important role played by the PCT system in a world where innovation is an increasingly important feature of economic strategy. It also shows that companies have been continuing to innovate in 2011 – reassuring news in times of persistent economic uncertainty."
Attesting to the rapid growth of the PCT system, 2011 also saw the filing of the two millionth PCT application, by US-based mobile technology company Qualcomm.
Among the top filing countries, PCT applications from China (+33.4%), Japan (+21%), Canada (+8.3%), the Republic of Korea (+8%) and the US (+8%) saw the fastest growth in 2011. European countries witnessed a mixed performance, with Switzerland (+7.3%), France (+5.8%), Germany (+5.7%) and Sweden (+4.6%) experiencing growth, and the Netherlands (-14%), Finland (-2.7%), Spain (-2.7%) and the United Kingdom (-1%) seeing declines. The large middle-income economies of the Russian Federation (+20.8%), Brazil (+17.2%) and India (+11.2%) recorded double-digit filing growth.
The US with 48,596 filings remains the largest user of the PCT system, followed by Japan (38,888), Germany (18,568) and China (16,406). Switzerland ranks 8th with nearly 4000 filings.
More information on the WIPO website.
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Carrickfergus man fined £6,000 for waste tyre offences
Stormont Executive press release - Department of the Environment
A Carrickfergus man was today fined a total of £6,000 at Ballymena Magistrates' Court for four waste offences relating to the unauthorised storage of waste tyres.
Mr Samuel Robert Gordon Ferguson, known as Gordon (33), of Craigs Road, Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, pleaded guilty to three charges under Article 4(1)(a) of the Waste and Contaminated Land (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, in relation to unauthorised waste deposit, and one charge of keeping controlled waste under Article 4(1)(b) of the same Order.
He was fined £1,500 for each charge plus £55 costs.
On four occasions during 2012, officers from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency visited a site that Mr Ferguson had been operating as a waste tyre recycling facility, without the necessary licence, on lands adjacent to 50 Waterfall Road in Glenoe, Co. Antrim. On these visits, the officers found in excess of 40,000 tyres being stored illegally.
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Risk of severe thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening.
From the National Weather Service- Morristown.
Heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding possible tonight through Tuesday.
A cold front will approach the Tennessee valley today and tonight.
The air mass ahead of the front will be moist and unstable...supporting strong to severe thunderstorms. The main concern will be damaging winds...hail up to quarter size and locally heavy rainfall.
Periods of heavy rain are possible tonight through Tuesday. Rainfall between 1 and 2 inches are anticipated with locally heavier amounts likely. Flooding of low lying areas. Street flooding. And small stream flooding are possible.


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Season Event
The Young Masters Concert: The Annual Music Scholarship Benefit Event
- May 6, 2012 at 7:00 pm
Concert Hall
The Mason School of Music is proud to present the Young Masters Concert, a performance by winners of the school-wide concerto competition.
This year's performers include pianist HyunJi Kim performing Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major; soprano Emma McDermott performing "Si, mi chiamano Mimì" from Puccini's "La Bohème"; pianist Wade Meyers performing Anton Rubinstein's Piano Concerto No. 4 in D minor, Op. 70; and classical guitarist Matt Trkula performing Joaquín Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez." They will perform with the Mason Symphony Orchestra and combined choirs under the direction of Dr. Dennis Layendecker. We hope you will join us as we showcase exceptional student talent and benefit the future of musical study at George Mason University!
Adults: $20
Students/Seniors: $15
"Mingle with the Masters"
A Post-Concert Reception and Silent Auction immediately following the Young Masters Concert
Mason Hall, Alumni Atrium
$20 per person
To purchase reception and concert tickets, you may click the buy tickets link below or contact Kate Leeds-Brody at 703-993-4749 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Reception tickets not available at the door
Please RSVP by Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Credit card payment accepted over the phone
Concert proceeds support music scholarships


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By Debra Yarian My recent, internationally distributed book (ha-ha),So You Want To Be A Tattoo Artist? -Helpful hints on getting started in an exciting career as a tattoo artist, with little or no training or skill, caused quite a furor in the tattoo world. Both seasoned and novice tattooers alike, voiced outrage and indignation. At what started out as a joke between my oldest son and me and then evolved into a satirical corporate style handbook. While I understand that people are protective about what they are infatuated with, involved in and devoted to -I was still surprised and amused at the anger expressed by my critics .Fortunately there were far greater positive responses & most of my friends and peers , those whom I respect— got it -and appreciate the humor. So I've decided to take this opportunity to share a part of my book here, and then I'll stray from its sarcasm and approach the subject seriously…Read More »
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The Evolution of Tattooing on TV – As I See It
By Deb Yarian www.eaglerivertattoo.com I grew up watching TV- I loved it! I'm past middle age now, so I was a child when TV was still fairly young and I still remember when television was broadcast only in B & W. I also remember when there were only 7 channels (and this was in NYC),the three major networks, three local networks and the public broadcast network. They came on early in the morning, ran programs and commercials throughout the day – but ended sometime after midnight, culminating with a picture of a waving American flag, the playing of the national anthem and then dead air and static, literally static- till they resumed broadcasting in the morning. When the weekly TV guide came out, I would plot my viewing for the days ahead- first searching for my favorite shows, then looking for any specials or movies I wanted to watch and then i'd adjust my schedule for time conflicts. This continued, to a degree through my teens, when other interests like REAL LIFE got in the way of my television viewing habits. Fast forward thirty- years… I've changed- tv viewing has changed. I still enjoy watching a few series that I have set to record. I still love watching movies and can do so on any of the many movie viewing options available – in color, high def etc, and so goes the evolution of my tv watching. When I first became aware of tattoos, as a teenager in the ...Read More »
Flattery, Thievery, Or Just Plain Business?
By Deb Yarian www.eaglerivertattoo.com Almost daily, people come in to my shop with drawings or illustrations that they want tattooed on them. More times than not they get them on line- Pinterest or another source, without a clue as to who the original artist is. Now I am not speaking of a photo of an existing tattoo done by a known to you, or unknown to you tattoo artist. My question is – as a tattooer, is it my responsibility to search for the artist, contact them and ask for their permission to do a tattoo based on or directly from their artwork? I ask this question because i've read a few blogs and articles on the subject of plagiarism recently regarding tattoos, and it started affecting how I do business… Case in point- a girl came in to my shop to make an appointment- she has with her a line drawing of flowers surrounded by Victorian scrollwork. It's a lovely design that I would enjoy tattooing. I ask her if she drew it? To which she replies, "No, I found it on Pinterest." So I delve deeper. I ask if there was a signature or credit given to an artist? Was she able to track back to an original post? But she had no idea who drew it, if it was drawn to be tattooed (which it looks like) which would lead me to believe that it was drawn by a tattooer. Now, I have in my mind that ...Read More »
Knives & Needles: Tattooer Deb Yarian
By Brynne Palmer I have been so fortunate to meet some amazing people in the tattoo industry, and one of them I really look up to is Debra. She's been tattooing for longer than I've been alive, and her accomplishments in her work and family life are truly impressive. Her demeanor is so sweet and comforting, when she tattooed me at the last SFO convention I felt like we were just old friends having a lunch date! When she told me she would like to contribute to our blog, I was so excited to get more of a glimpse into her life and family, and how she seamlessly balances the two. Deb, thank you for sharing with us; and for doing all you do as a tattooer, wife, mother and grandmother! Read More »
Debra Yarian Tattoo Artist Magazine Issue #33 Interview Preview
(Interview by Dawn Cooke) Dawn Cooke: What was your first tattoo? Debra Yarian: I wish I could remember the name. It was a name on an older Mexican man's hands, at a flea market in Phoenix, Arizona. We were on our way back to California and he had a step van there that he had converted into a tattoo shop. At the time people would set up on the weekend and tattoo at this flea market. I mean, Peter's Tattoos – who was Peter Poulos, a legitimate shop – would set up at the flea market too… Read More »
Debra Yarian: Not My Gift To You
By Debra Yarian We are constantly being asked by people, how either they or their family members can "get in to tattooing?" How they can obtain a license, open a shop, get a job and so-on and so-on and so-on. In recent years I've had more and more people indignantly explain, that even though they or their relatives really want to become tattooists, nobody will teach them! This is often at our initial introduction… Read More »


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Haiti Correspondent at Haitian Times
Born into a Haitian family in the south state of Georgia, Rachele visited Haiti several times in her youth and connected to the country and the culture. She moved to Haiti in 2009, where she put her English degree to use as a writer, using her voice and pen to promote tourism in the country and highlight the richness of the Haitian culture and people.
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Hey that just gave me a fantastic 'lil idea...Originally Posted by Toxic
How about this for a location: Survivor Polar Icecap! (Filmed in the midst of a brisk winter, mind you.)
Reward challenges? A can of sterno! Thermacare heatwraps. Swiss Miss cocoa. LOL
Challenges...hmmm...walk from your igloo to tribal council, the one who loses the least appendages to frost-bite WINS IMMUNITY! Yahooooo!


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Midgard, a low distortion Lateral FET output Headphone Amplifier
2 Attachment(s)
Simple design but with good performance
1.4mA through each LTP transistor, 10 mA through the VAS, Output biased at 150mA.
Input and feedback has its own little ground island that goes back to star ground, rest of the board has a ground plane with the current sources as well as the supply caps and DC servo connected to this plane, it also acts as a shield.
Simulated THD20 with +/- 15VDC supplies :
THD20 at 1VRMS into a 32 Ohm load is 0.001169% rising to 0.011811% at 7VRMS
THD20 at 1VRMS into a 250 Ohm load is 0.000955% rising to 0.007606% at 7VRMS
THD20 at 1VRMS into a 600 Ohm load is 0.000929% rising to 0.007663% at 7VRMS
Still need to do a little tweaking and adding a DC servo to the layout.
Simple to build with no matching of transistors required and a relatively low component count.
This is now my third headphone amplifier design.
What I have done with Midgard compared with Thor and Mjølner is a case of simplifying the build, with fewer parts and no matching of parts required.
Thor was my first project and it had great performance into 32-600 Ohm loads but the need for matched input JFET's and the multistage topology made it unessecarily expensive and complicated to build.
Mjølner was my second project, slightly worse performance than Thor and it was only really good for 150-600 Ohm loads, but I removed a few stages and it was therefore easier to build. However, it still used input JFET's that needed to be matched.
Midgard, now this could be the best of the bunch. It does not have the same 100% symmertry as Thor and Mjølner but it is much simpler to build with no matching of parts required. Gone is the JFET's in the input, a few stages have been removed but it retains(improves really) the same performance as Thor into 32-600 Ohm loads.
Nice design and good to see laterals used for something like this.
With a low gain of X2.5 simulation shows it capable to drive up to 5nF loads directly without stability issues. This SHOULD be good enough for majority of cables out there, however, if instabilty shows up there are 3 solutions :
1. Increase the Miller compensation cap. This gives a little higher THD as well as lower slewrate. Slewrate is directly proportional to size
of the Miller cap.
2. Increase gain. Many amps do not like it the closer to unity gain they get, increasing gain improves stabilty into capacitive loads.
3. Add a 2uH//2R filter in series with the output signal. This isolates the output from any capacitive loads seen on the other side of the 2uH//2R filter.
Personally, adding 2uH//2R at the output is my favourite since it does not affect THD or slewrate. This means you can have a low distortion, high slewing amp and still retain the ability to drive highly capacitive loads.
It might not be an issue at all, but until I actually build the amp I won't really know.
very cool!
I was looking forward to this :)
Please pm me when the pcb will be available.
I just do not have the time and money to put into as many projects as I would like. Maybe I will go back and look at this project again sometime early next year. :)
But for now, do not hold your breath waiting for it. :)
I have resurrected this project but there has been a few changes, changes big enough to warrant a new thread.
Give me a few minutes.
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Russia rejects Western criticism of Baltic missile build-up
The Kremlin has brushed off Western criticism of the deployment of state-of-the art missiles in Russia's Baltic Sea region, describing it as an equivalent response to Nato's military build-up near its borders.
The Russian military has reportedly stationed anti-shipping missiles in the nation's westernmost Kaliningrad exclave, and a senior legislator has announced the deployment of other missile systems.
The US State Department and Nato have voiced concern, describing the Russian move as destabilising.
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters that the Russian military needs to respond to what he described as Nato's aggressive moves.
"Russia is doing what is necessary to protect itself amid Nato's expansion toward its borders," Mr Peskov said.
"The alliance is a truly aggressive bloc, so Russia does what it has to do. It has every sovereign right to take necessary measures throughout the territory of the Russian Federation."
The Interfax news agency reported on Monday that the Russian military has put Bastion missile-launchers on duty in the Kaliningrad region, which borders Nato members Poland and Lithuania.
The Russian Defence Ministry said over the weekend that the Baltic Fleet was rearming itself with new missile-launchers, but did not provide specifics.
Separately, Viktor Ozerov, head of the defence affairs committee in the Russian parliament's upper house, told RIA Novosti news agency that Russia would also deploy Iskander tactical ballistic missiles and S-400 air defence missile systems to Kaliningrad in response to the US missile defence plans.
US State Department spokesman John Kirby warned on Monday that the deployment of Iskander and S-400 missiles to Kaliningrad is "destabilising to European security" and urged Moscow to "refrain from words or deeds that are inconsistent with the goal of promoting security and stability in the Euro-Atlantic region".
Nato said in a statement that the missile deployment near the alliance's borders "does not help to lower tensions or restore predictability to our relations". The alliance called for more transparency on military activities "to avoid incidents and the risk of misunderstandings".
Russian Defence Ministry spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov struck back, saying it is up to the Russian leadership to determine troops' locations.
"Russia isn't a source of security threat now. It's the build-up of weapons and servicemen from outside Europe," he said pointing at US missile sites in Europe and the planned build-up of US troops in Poland and the Baltics.
The Kremlin has long warned that the development of Nato's US-led missile defence system poses a danger to Russia's security and vowed to take counter-measures. Moscow has also complained strongly against the deployment of Nato's military units near Russia's borders.
In an interview with American film-maker Oliver Stone included in a documentary about the Ukrainian crisis broadcast in Russia late on Monday, Mr Putin warned that Moscow would target Nato sites if it thinks they threaten Russia.
"We have to take counter-measures, targeting the facilities that we perceive as a threat with our missile systems," he said.
Press Association