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Troy Beasley at SEBC
Troy was speaking on a panel at South East Builders COnference as he has for many years
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Troy Beasley checking out the details
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It was an average episode in my opinion. The kidnap of Vandu was a dhamakedaar scene, but the rest was "rhona dhona" naturally. Manav took a step forward and went from being a Lallu to become a real MAN. The cooperation between that policeman and Ajit was came as a surprise for me...I thought he would be bailed out, and try to harm Vandu afterwards...but no, this guy never disappoint us.
The best scene was when Vinod lectured his wife about Ajit's goondagari and how he had ruined ArMan's life. He really come to his senses, and I was glad when he said his whole family was glad that Ajit had been arrested...but Sulochna gave an uncertain expression.
The best thing with today's episode was the men's yelling at their women. They all came alive all of a sudden...especially Kaka and Vinod. No ArMan scenes - definitely a bad thing...but what more can be expected with this boring track? The precap was rather boring. A dhamakedaar episode can't be guaranteed on monday...challo, dekhte hain age kyaa hotaa hai...take it as it comes
I'd rate this episode as 6/10...vinod's lecture to Manju was a big big +, so 7/10...
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And forgot to mention one funny thing...when the rods of jail began to move like leaves moving in the wind, I almost fell out of my chair....hahaha...Can't stop laughing when I think about it...
This reminds me that the jail is only a studio...a reality glitch from the makers of PR.
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TORONTO - On opening night at the Air Canada Centre, people stood in the corridor, holding drinks, chatting in the third quarter with the game close, and no one watching the television sets around them. No one checking the score.
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Among the new ones added by the social network site are androgynous, bi-gender, cisgender, intersex, gender fluid and transsexual.
There are also three preferred pronoun options: him, her or them.
The company said the changes were aimed at giving people more choice in how they describe themselves.
The move came after years of lobbying from users, some of whom started Facebook pages to petition for the change.
Facebook worked closely with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) activist groups to compile the new list of gender identity options.
Company spokesman Will Hodges told Techcrunch.com: "While to many this change may not mean much, for those it affects it means a great deal.
"We see this as one more way we can make Facebook a place where people can express their authentic identity."
Facebook software engineer Brielle Harrison worked on the project and is herself undergoing gender transformation, from male to female.
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Scott Jagow: The U.S. Education Secretary is playing college recruiter this week. She's down in Latin America trying to encourage high school students there to come to school here. But between the immigration crackdown and an unpopular war, it's a tough sell. Dan Grech reports from our Americas Desk at WLRN.
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Jeffrey Puryear with the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue says that's not because foreign students don't want to study here.
Jeffrey Puryear: People recognize that the United States has the best system of higher education in the world. They're more concerned with, you know, 'Am I going to get a visa?'
He says this red tape is messing with U.S. foreign policy. That's because international students grow up to be business partners and political allies.
Puryear: They can relate to the U.S., they understand things, they know who to talk to. And it also raises the level of sophistication of leaders in Latin America.
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Warner Bros. Pictures, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey debuted at Number 1 at the box office.
If you're looking for something less adventurous and more musical, many are flocking to see "Les Miserables."
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Bike racers don't get much chance to show their personality on their jerseys, so they like to display it on the rest of their gear; teams and equipment sponsors go to great lengths to personalize bikes, shoes, helmets and other accessories with personal touches or commemoration of career-defining wins. Here are a few of the more creative ones we've spotted.—Joe Lindsey
Bike Bling at the 2013 Tour de France
Bike racers don't get much chance to show their personality on their jerseys, so they like to display it on the rest of their gear; teams and equipment sponsors go to great lengths to personalize bikes, shoes, helmets and other accessories with personal touches or commemoration of career-defining wins. Here are a few of the more creative ones we've spotted.—Joe Lindsey
Andre Greipel is known as the Gorilla for his burly build, but in 2013 he also won the German national championships. Lotto and bike sponsor Ridley quickly updated Greipel's gorilla head tube graphic with a subtle reference to the German national champion colors.
Bianchi-sponsored Vacansoleil runs unique chains with inner plates in the distinctive Bianchi celeste green. Alternate myths claim celeste is the color of the sky on a clear day in Milan, or the eye color of a former queen for whom founder Eduardo Bianchi made a bike. Or it was surplus military paint. Any way you go, the color is now iconic in the world of cycling.
Many teams are honoring the 100th Tour de France with logos and other touches; Garmin's Cervélo S5 bikes feature argyle-motif Cervélo decals and 100th logos in yellow.
Katusha's Joaquim Rodriguez was the world's number-one ranked rider in 2012; although most racers put more emphasis on individual results than the WorldTour's season-long standing, Rodriguez is justifiably proud enough of the accomplishment to put it on the head tube of his Canyon Aeroad CF.
A diminutive climber, Joaquim Rodriguez is nicknamed "Purito" after the popular small cigars of that name in his native Spain. The dynamite is a reference to his explosive, attacking style on climbs.
Manx sprinter Mark Cavendish is steadily climbing the Tour's stage-win rankings. With 25 victories, he sits behind only Eddy Merckx (34) and Bernard Hinault (28). Specialized created this custom-graphic Venge, which commemorates the stages on the top tube.
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Cannondale's Peter Sagan loves to put on a show with his victory celebrations on the line. In 2012 he did both Forrest Gump (which led the team to do a spoof video with him in the role) and the Incredible Hulk, which led to this year's inventive paint job with menacing green eyes on the side. Sagan's a fan of special bikes for big races (last year, he was the Tourminator).
French rider Sylvain Chavanel loves American cars, specifically Chevy Camaros (he owns two). Specialized painted up this Tarmac SL4 to match Chava's beloved muscle cars, and put in little motifs of gears on the top tube and fork that match the rider's ankle tattoo.
Alejandro Valverde has had some ornate custom paint jobs in the past, but he's riding a stock clear-coat Pinarello in the Tour. His saddle, though, is a special edition that plays off of his nickname. The phrase in English: Go Like a Green Bullet.
It's now common for the overall race leader to get all kinds of special yellow themed gear. Sky's Chris Froome, however, goes with only a few small touches: a special yellow SRM PowerControl head unit, yellow brake cables (no one has done color-themed electronic shift cables yet) and a yellow band on the Pinarello Dogma fork that evokes the signature style of Rapha, the team's clothing sponsor.
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Fields of Green: The YMCA of Greater Kansas City, Little League Challenger Division Create Environment of Pride, Success
For years, the YMCA of Greater Kansas City, Mo., has offered a variety of athletic programs to the children in neighborhoods throughout the Midwestern city. Over the past four years, through a partnership with Little League Baseball and Softball's Challenger Division, the area's partnering YMCAs have developed a baseball program for hundreds of children and volunteers that has exceeded expectations, both on the field and off.
Last month, The YMCA of Greater Kansas City dedicated its new Fred and Shirley Pryor YMCA Challenger Sports Complex.
"It was a huge celebration and a very special day for everyone," Michelle Ford, Senior Vice President of Adaptive Programs for the YMCA of Greater Kansas City, said. "The program would not exist without the 'buddies.' We have more than 350 buddies throughout the program. It's a big family, that's what it is."
Summing up the day, Ms. Ford highlighted part of a conversation she had with a current Challenger Division player. "Noah, who's 10 and a member of the Challenger program since 2007, had never been able to get into the dugout before because of his disability and the physical barriers at the previous fields. He asked: 'Am I really going to be able to get into dugout?' He was thrilled when I told him, 'Yes!' To see his excitement was a great feeling."
Construction and development of the Challenger field and its surrounding amenities have taken four years to complete.
"This is the first complex of its kind in the United States," Ms. Ford said. "The project's first phase includes the Mark Teahen Challenger Baseball Field with synthetic rubber turf and the American Family Insurance Field for football and soccer with synthetic grass. The second phase will include two additional baseball fields with synthetic grass, the Trent Green Field for football and soccer with synthetic rubber turf, a pavilion with restrooms, a concession stand, and an all-accessible playground with ramps."
With the inclusion of Little League Baseball and the Challenger Division into the Greater YMCA of Kansas City sports programs, the organization's facility, located in the city's northern section, has established an expanded reach that is drawing children and adults from smaller communities within an hour's drive.
Challenger Division players and volunteers with the YMCA of Greater Kansas City (Mo.) enjoy the first game on a the newly-dedicated Fred and Shirley Pryor YMCA Challenger Sports Complex. The YMCA of Greater Kansas City chartered a Little League Challenger Division in 2006, along with several other divisions of Little League Baseball. In its first year, 35 children with physical and mental disabilities played on four teams. During the 2010 season, the total number of Challenger Division teams had expanded to 14. Overall, there are more than 1,200 Little Leaguers playing in the YMCA of Greater Kansas City Little League program.
In 2006, the League Development Department at Little League International in South Williamsport, Pa., worked with the YMCA of Greater Kansas City to provide the structure to its youth baseball program. During that time, the baseball program has grown, as the children have enjoyed the opportunity to be Little Leaguers.
"In the beginning, being tied to Little League helped us establish our identity with the Challenger Division," Ms. Ford said. "We've always done adaptive programs, and we recognized there was a need in our communities for a program like what Little League offered."
From its first year of affiliation with the Little League program, the YMCA of Greater Kansas City chartered baseball teams that served all of its members, including those with special needs. However, facilities were limited, and immediately fundraising efforts commenced with the goal being to develop usable green space into fields for all YMCA participants.
The YMCA of Greater Kansas City chartered all divisions of Little League Baseball, and the Challenger Division. In the first year, more than 700 children (ages 5-16) participated in the Little League program with 35 Challenger Division players taking part on four teams.
By 2010, the YMCA of Greater Kansas City Little League program had grown to 14 Challenger teams. There are more than 1,200 participants overall in the Little League program - Tee Ball through Big League Baseball divisions.


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Question: My 18 year old daughter is graduating high school and going on to college. She has had odd jobs, but has earned no more than $600. I would like to open an IRA for her to get her thinking and planning for her future. Can I open an IRA for her for more than what she has earned? Thank you. Olga, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Answer: I think it's a wonderful idea for her to open up an IRA. The contribution limit to an IRA if you're under 50 is $5,000 (and its $6,000 if you're 50 or over). However, the law says she can't put more into an IRA than her earned income. So her limit is around $600. By the way, I would set up a Roth-IRA. When she retires several decades from now she can withdraw the gain with no tax liability. What's more, the contributions are a stash of emergency money. She can always tap the contributions without penalty or tax.


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The Mother Mosque of America, once known as The Rose of Fraternity Lodge, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is said to be the first permanent structure to be built specifically to serve as a mosque in the United States.
Construction was completed on February 15, 1934. When a larger local mosque, the Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids, was built in 1971, the building was sold. Successive owners over the next twenty years allowed the building to fall in to disrepair.
In 1990 the Islamic Council of Iowa purchased the building, refurbished it, and restored its status as a Muslim cultural center.
Are you a part of the Islamic Council of Iowa? Can you tell us more about the current uses of this historic building?
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One of the nation's top public land officials is visiting San Diego County on Saturday to assess a potential wilderness area in the backcountry. It's a signal that more North County land could receive the nation's highest form of safeguards against development.
As part of the U.S. Department of the Interior's efforts to support local conservation efforts, deputy Secretary David Hayes plans visits to areas in New Mexico and California that have been proposed for wilderness designation by Congress.
"We view the secretary's current efforts as a positive indication that public lands resource protection is once again a priority in Washington," said Geoffrey Smith. He is the founder of Wilderness4All, a network of people and organizations dedicated to promoting federal wilderness in California.
Despite that sense of optimism, wilderness designations can be politically dicey. In places, residents oppose them as a sign of an overreaching federal government while in others they are welcomed for their ability to protect watersheds and pristine hiking areas.
In June, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar told Hayes to seek input from members of Congress, state and local officials, tribes and federal land managers about lands that are good candidates for Wilderness Act safeguards. Hayes is preparing to deliver a report to the Salazar and Congress about the areas that his department believes can be the basis for a "bipartisan wilderness agenda" for the 112th Congress.
"The protection of America's wilderness for hunting, fishing, and backcountry recreation can be a unifying issue that mobilizes us to a common purpose," said Adam Fetcher, press secretary for the Interior Department. "Deputy Secretary Hayes is touring the Beauty Mountain Wilderness Area as part of Interior's commitment to support locally-driven conservation initiatives and working with members of Congress to advance their priorities for wilderness designations in their states and districts."
To qualify for wilderness status, lands must already be federal property controlled by the Forest Service, the National Park Service and other agencies. Wilderness parcels generally exclude roads, buildings and power lines. After an area is designated as wilderness, the agencies can no longer reconfigure land-use plans to include development such as off-road vehicle courses, backcountry resorts and logging operations.
The Beauty Mountain and Agua Tibia Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista, would add more than 7,796 acres of public land to the existing Agua Tibia Wilderness and expand the Beauty Mountain Wilderness by an additional 13,635 acres.
Agua Tibia is enjoyed by thousands of hikers and equestrians each year who travel through it on the rugged Cutca Trail. It is managed by the Forest Service, an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and isn't under Hayes' jurisdiction.
Beauty Mountain, operated by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management, is described by wilderness advocates as a "scenic jewel draped in chaparral, fascinating rock formations and oak woodlands."
Smith said Beauty Mountain represents "a crucial habitat linkage between the coastal mountains and the Anza-Borrego Desert."
"More than a decade of focused efforts by legions of volunteer wilderness proponents, and a number of key land purchases facilitated by government agencies working with key nonprofit conservation organizations (such as) The Conservation Fund and The Wilderness Land Trust has resulted in a ... public land resource that is ripe for designation as federal wilderness," Smith said.


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Leicester's Marcin Wasilewski filmed the Foxes' promotion celebration to the Premier League [Instagram]
A brilliant video was recorded by Leicester and Anderlecht fan favourite Marcin Wasilewski.
Leicester signed 33-year-old Polish international Marcin Wasilewski from Anderlecht last summer on a free transfer after the Pole had played six long seasons for RSCA in Belgium, and since arriving at the King Power Stadium he has continued to fit in amazingly well.
On Saturday Wasilewski was watching TV with a group of his Leicester teammates to see if results would go their way to confirm their promotion, and as we now know everything came out smelling like roses.
On realising they were going up to the Premier League, Wasilewski recorded his Leicester teammates flipping out as their dream became a reality.
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Interesting & the story of the Gulch is just as interesting, besides its a beauty of a puzzle...thank you.
According to local legend, Vikings on their travels passed here. They climbed to the spar of their boat and carved a message on the rock. Time has washed away the message, but not the legend!


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PROVO — BYU released its 2012-13 non-conference men's basketball schedule Wednesday, which has the Cougars starting out the season in a tournament whose cause is close to coach Dave Rose's heart. BYU's first four games will be part of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, which concludes Nov. 17 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Cougars host Southeast Oklahoma State on Oct. 26 and Findlay on Nov. 3 in two exhibition games before squaring off against Tennessee State (Nov. 9) and Georgia State (Nov. 13) at home to begin the regular season and Coaches vs. Cancer tournament play. They then head to Brooklyn to play in the Classic semifinals, which includes St. Joseph's, Notre Dame and Florida State on Nov. 16 and 17.
On Dec. 1, the Cougars will play their first true road game at Iowa State. The next three games will involve matchups against in-state rivals Utah State (Dec. 5), Utah (Dec. 8) and at Weber State (Dec. 15).
The schedule includes two games played at EnergySolutions Arena (Montana on Nov. 28 and Virginia Tech on Dec. 29.) The Cougars will play their third and final non-conference road game at Baylor on Dec. 21.
"We have a nice balance of home, road and neutral games in our non-conference schedule that will prepare us for conference play and the postseason," said Rose in a released statement. "We have two in-state games at home, we have two quality opponents for the EnergySolutions games and the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic will be a great experience for our team. Our players and coaching staff are really looking forward to the upcoming season."
The Cougar tipoff will be on Oct. 24 at the Marriott Center.
2012-13 Nonconference Schedule
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Oct. 26 Southeast Oklahoma State^
Nov. 3 Findlay^
Nov. 9 Tennessee State*
Nov. 13 Georgia State*
Nov. 16 Florida State, Notre Dame, Saint Joseph's* at Brooklyn, N.Y.
Nov. 17 Florida State, Notre Dame, Saint Joseph's* at Brooklyn, N.Y.
Nov. 21 UT San Antonio
Nov. 24 Cal State Northridge
Nov. 28 Montana@
Dec. 1 at Iowa State
Dec. 5 Utah State
Dec. 8 Utah
Dec. 15 at Weber State
Dec. 18 Eastern New Mexico
Dec. 21 at Baylor
Dec. 27 Northern Arizona
Dec. 29 Virginia Tech@
^ Exhibition Game
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Role of teachers in modern society.In the modern, globalised world education is commercialized. Each students are considered as customers. And in the commercialised world a customer is the king....
In the modern, globalised world education is commercialized. Each students are considered as customers. And in the commercialised world a customer is the king. Can we (teachers) really do our duties to guide a student in the right path if we consider them as customers?
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I have actually been thinking for several years that if the education system (in America anyway) was run more like a service industry, selling a product and considering our students as customers, it would probably have more success.
This isn't to say students would be more powerful in the classroom. It is more to say that students needs would drive teacher approach more than government mandated skills and test scores. Furthermore, if there was a way to put a price on the product (education), we'd be much more apt to make meaningful improvements, hire and pay teachers based on merit, and would likely become more globally competitive in our pre-collegiate education.
It is ironic to me that many of America's colleges and universities are arguably some of the best world-wide, yet, our highschools (and down) suffer as a system which is too large to be micromanaged (by politicians, no less).
I must admit that I have never looked at the education system in that way. I agree with accessteacher though; giving students that much power is frightening.
On the other hand, good customer service is all about providing the customer with the best possible treatment. Hopefully, all teachers treat their students this way. That being said, a customer has very different expectations than another (not very different from students). Some customers require less than others to satisfy them (again, very similar to students).
My only fear would be those who "call" the company to get more for less. In that case, students would suffer and be trying to take advantage of the system (have too much power).
I disagree with your premise. I do not think the students are the customer; rather, they are the product we are producing. The customer is the society which designed the desired product and which pays us, as teachers, to produce it.
Right now society is ordering products that can pass standardized tests. We don't like it, because A) it forces us to retool our methodology, B) we're pretty sure that the customer will not be happy with how their desired product actually functions in the workplace after they receive it, and C) we're human beings and resistant to change just like everybody else.
While I agree that teachers should always act with the best interests of the students in mind, I find the idea that the student/consumer is "in charge" to be almost antithetical to the learning process. How does a student know what they need to know? How does a student know which type of assessment would best reveal a level of competency over material? How does a student define success? Ultimately, those in the know (teachers) have to be the "king" of the give and take relationship that is education.
Great question. It will be interesting to see how this develops, especially as colleges for example become more and more like businesses rather than educational establishments. I think that having our students as "king" as you put it is a terrifying thought! Giving them too much power will, in my view, make our job of actually teaching them increasingly difficult, as there will be a loss of respect and trust.
I would be horrified to see education begin to function like a business. Industrial efficiency (developed through rejection of improperly processed components) translated into what kind of reaction to students with special needs? Output quotas (the basis for determining employment needs) related to number of classes required and number of students per class per teacher per day? No, thank you!


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In this month's Bulletin
Most children in Karachi at risk of impairment through lead exposure (pp. 769775)
Researchers found that 80% of children aged 35 years old in Karachi had elevated levels of lead concentration in their blood. The overall mean found was 15.6 ml/dl. WHO and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention consider 10 ml/dl and above to be elevated. Among the variables associated with these high levels were living closer to the busiest intersection in the city centre, application of surma to the children's eyes, the father's exposure to lead at work, and parents' illiteracy. The findings are of public health importance because they mean that most children in Karachi are likely to suffer some degree of intellectual impairment as a result of environmental lead exposure.
Low coverage means high measles incidence in Dhaka (pp. 776782)
Measles remains a disease of public health importance in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with 57 cases per 1000 under-five-year-olds per year. Immunization coverage in Dhaka is reported as 65%, and in slum areas only 52%. Research on vaccine effectiveness and risk factors showed that with vaccine effectiveness estimated at 80%, measles control could be improved by reducing missed opportunities for vaccination. For elimination, more than one dose of vaccine would be required.
Remote sensing expedites helminth control (pp. 783789)
Remote sensing prediction models can indicate patterns of helminth infection, showing potential areas of high risk for Shistosoma haemotobium, researchers found. They used remote sensing satellite data to define seven ecological zones in Chad. Combining these with population data from a geographical information system, they made a sampling protocol and surveyed children in 20 schools for helminth infection. The study was able to predict the environmental limits of several helminth species in the country.
Malaria patients seek treatment too seldom (pp. 790796)
Treatment uptake by those infected with Plasmodium falciparum in four villages in the Gambia was measured by comparing prevalence data from cross-sectional malaria surveys with requests for treatment. Despite easy access to free health care, only 42% of those with parasite densities consistent with malaria attacks sought treatment. Self-treatment was infrequent in the study villages. Qualitative research could provide a better understanding of the barriers preventing symptomatic infected people from seeking biomedical treatment. P. falciparum infections cause at least a million deaths a year.
Murder and money are strongly linked in young males (pp. 797805)
Economic changes can have a major impact on homicide rates in young people. However, redistribution of wealth without an overall increase in per capita gross domestic product may bring smaller reductions in homicide than overall economic development. It is homicide rates in young adults and adolescent males that are most likely to be lowered by interventions aimed at economic factors. These and other findings come from a comparative analysis of economic data and homicide rates from 61 countries.
Aerosolized measles vaccines work better than injected ones (pp. 806812)
The aerosol route for measles vaccination is painless, simple, quick, well tolerated, more immunogenic in lower doses than injected vaccine, and avoids the risk of unsafe injections, researchers from the USA and Mexico conclude. Randomized controlled trials carried out with schoolchildren in Mexico led to this statement, based on significantly higher increases in neutralizing antibodies in the groups that received vaccine by aerosol. The increases ranged from 52% to 64%, whereas in the groups receiving injected vaccines they ranged from 4% to 23%.
Adequacy of haemoglobin test in question (pp. 813816)
The Haemoglobin Colour Scale test entails spotting a drop of blood onto a strip of white absorbent paper and comparing the colour with six reference shades of red. This indicates the concentration of haemoglobin in the blood. The test is cheap, portable and easy to use, but the comparative analysis reported here found that only 46.08% of the results obtained in this test were within 1.0 g/dl of the reference method (the Technicon H3 automated laboratory analyser), whereas 95.34% of the HemoCue results fell within this limit. The author concludes that the Colour Scale is too inaccurate for general use, but a Letter to the Editor (p. 837) contests this view.
Donated malarial drug brings treatment options into focus (pp. 817821)
Malarone, a new antimalarial donated by Glaxo Wellcome, was used in Kenya and Uganda in a pilot programme started in 1999 for patients with Plasmodium falciparum malaria who had not responded to first-line treatment. Over 1000 patients who met participation criteria received directly observed treatment with Malarone. Compliance was high, the treatment effective, and the programme improved diagnosis and management of malaria. However, it was not clear whether providing Malarone as a second-line drug at the district hospital was making the best use possible of resources: high mortality rates among children and adults ineligible for the drug at the pilot sites revealed a major challenge for treatment at the community level.
Polio eradication effort has not reduced funds for routine immunization (pp. 822828)
In Bangladesh, Côte d'Ivoire and Morocco routine immunization programmes continued at normal levels of funding after special polio eradication activities. Cold-chain equipment and maintenance, national immunization days, and surveillance for infection and acute flaccid paralysis made extraordinary demands on immunization funds and personnel, but have not led to long-term reductions in these countries.
The surgical needs of children in developing countries are neglected (pp. 829835)
Surgery patients are responsible for 612% of all paediatric health hospital admissions in sub-Saharan Africa. In a government referral hospital in the Gambia surgical patients accounted for 11.3% of the paediatric admissions. The commonest diagnoses are injuries, congenital anomalies and surgical infections. Surgery is an essential component of basic health care but is commonly overlooked in developing countries. The authors find only 39 surgeons with paediatric surgical training in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa, each working in a large central hospital that is overcrowded and underfunded. They suggest ways to improve the situation.


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The fact is that the DX5e has/had a problem with the power switch. Mine has it Don't touch the power switch during a flight a the RF may go out even though the power light stays on.
I doubt the current ones do it but mine is over 3 years old and I just discovered the problem. Explains a few incidents.
Radian ready for receiver install question
Ok I have put together new fuse, wings and stab. Servos are back in as is the motor. Now I have an Airtronics recvr which is rather large (larger than the 72 MHz I was using) It being 2.4 GHz has two antennas where to install. Right now I am thinking of removing some foam right in front of the two fuse servos this leaves the antennas under the recvr but towards the top of the fuse. My problem is routing them. Any problem with servo noise on 2.4? I am thinking of putting a hole down the fuse (inside ) and running one towards the tail the other I will go toward the top of the fuse right behind the canopy provided there is no "noise" from the servos. This gives the 90 degree separation with one vertical and one horizontal. Any other suggestions?
How the $#@# do I setup my Radian Pro... ?
Let me start by saying that "YES, I have read through probably 50 different threads and posts" and I now I am even more confused ...
I have a Radian Pro with the stock AR600 and a DX8. My ailerons are both connected to the AR600 on a Y-plug in the AIL channel. My flaps are also both connected to the AR600 on a Y-plug in the AUX1 channel. I am using the SPM file from the Spektrum website - the one named "Radian Pro", not the "Sailplane..." SPM file. Under the model setup in the Rx, my wing type is set to "2 ailerons, 1 flap" and tail is "normal". After importing the SPM file into my Tx, I have not changed anything but something is definately wrong. Ailerons move the correct direction and seem to work. Flaps are not working nor are crow or any other advanced functions like camber or reflex. My flaps start in a slightly down position and stay there until I move the ailerons, then the flaps drop some any time I move an aileron, then come back up to their neutral position (slightly dropped) when I return ailerons to neutral.
I have read through all the threads but I am new to programming and have no idea exactly what is wrong here. Can someone please enlighten me to a few things here:
1.) If I am using the "Radian Pro" SPM file from the Spektrum site, how should my flaps and aileron leads be connected to the AR600? Wyes, no-wyes, which channel/plug?
2.) Can I use the SPM file from Spektrum as-is or do I need to modify it?
3.) What programming/features can I expect from the Radiam by using the Spektrum SPM file - flaperons? crow? relex? camber?
Even if I cannot get the more advanced features such as reflex and camber, I would like to just get the basics going so that I can fly the darn thing!
Any help is much appreciated. I'm about ready to tear my hair out
The .SPM file has mixes built into it for reflex/camber etc.
Unfortunately to use these you need a channel for each servo so you will need a 7ch Rx.
You say that you are using Y leads. This is fine, but you have to tell the Tx that you are using a 1 aileron servo wing otherwise it looks for the second aileron and finds the flaps.
Try changing to a 1A 1F wing. It should work as normal, just obviously without the mixes...
I'm using mine with an R617 and my 10CG because the Futaba has better sailplane mixes. Unfortunately the 617 is a very tight fit, too tight in fact, so I'm changing to an Orange 7ch endpin Rx and will try the .SPM file myself.
Thanks for the 1A,1F wing suggestion but no go. When I did that, the flaps no longer moved with the ailerons and the flaps now seem to work properly on the Gear switch. Plus, the flaps work downwards on the three position flap switch. What doesn not work is the right aileron. No movement at all.
The more I think about it I wonder if I either have the wing type set wrong or I don't have the servos plugged into the the Rx in the right place...
Radian Pro - AR600 - DX8 - RadianPro.SPM
So I finally figured it out.
To recap - I'm using the AR600 that came with the RP, a DX8 Tx, and the "RadianPro.SPM" file from the Spektrum website.
I had had the wing type wrong and I also had the servos plugged in wrong.
As for the servos, I initial had both the flaps AND the ailerons on wyes and the Wing Type set to "1 AIL, 1 FLP" but that combo was screwy. So I removed the aileron wye and plugged one aileron into AIL and the other into AX1 (can't remember which aileron went where - if it ends up backwards, then reverse them). For the wing type, after changing the aileron plug placement in the Rx, I had to switch the Wing Type to "2 AIL, 1 FLP". After using Tx Sub Trim and clevis movement to line up things, now all works as it should for basic functions. I now have good ailerons, 3 position flaps on the flaps switch, and Crow on the Gear switch when in full flaps position.
Wow! That took some screwing around
I still want to program a couple things if I can, but I am not sure if the AR600 will do it or if I need a Rx with more channels:
1.) I want to program in Reflex and Camber functions.
2.) I want to setup a mix for down elevator to throttle up (the more throttle, the more elevator I want). I am hoping that this fixes the RP's tendancy to nose up considerably when throttle is applied.
If anyone can help accomplish these goals, I would be grateful
Thanks for the help everyone.
That should be possible. You should be able to get everything except full span ailerons (flapperons).
Have you looked at the description of the .SPM file on the Spektrum Community site? All the features should work, except maybe the transmitter needs telling where the Flaps are in the switch select menu. I would imagine it thinks they are separate...
When you say "that should be possible", what are you referring to? The reflex/camber question or the thr/ele mix question?
I hear you on the flapperons. I'm assuming this is due to both my flap servos being together on a wye and sharing a single Rx port?
Ps- i screwed around with the thr/ele
Mix this am but still don't have it quite right as i'm not sure what each mix parameter field does so i am really just plugging in numbers and seeing what happens. As for the SPM file, i looked at the sailplane spm but it just confused me further
You need to look at the Radian Pro file, not the Sailplane file. The RP file is a lot easier to understand!
IIRC Reflex and Camber only work in Cruise flight mode. It is all explained in the Spektrum Community page
Throttle - Elevator mix is easy but it needs to be done trial and error, there is no way to tell just by crunching numbers how it will respond. I guess it depends on various things but mostly CoG and Thrust Angle.
Mine is quite violent at pitching up under power so I might start at 10% down and work from there...
I managed to download the DX8 manual and I think I have a plan to accomplish what I want.
The manual explains the P-Mix screen as follows:
RATE: (field1) dir1, (field2) dir2 (example - up vs down or lft vs rt)
OFFSET: At what point in master travel that the slave mix kicks in.
TRIM: inh (off) or act (on) (whether or not the trim from mstr gets applied to slv)
SWITCH: on or <sw>. Allows you to set mix to on for "always active" or to a <sw> on your Tx (depends on your Tx and what switches it has. Assigning the mix to a switch allows you to enable/disable the mix at will.)
I think mine (always on) will look like:
MIX: thr>ele
RATE: 10%/10% (will have to play with this number through flight testing)
OFFSET: 30% (30-50% but will have to play with this number through flight testing. I believe that I will only need this mix with mid- to upper-throttle ranges.)
TRIM: inh (not sure about this one exactly... thinking inh though)
SW: on (on to start - may or may not put on a switch later...)
Will test later and see if I have this correct (at least the concept, maybe not the values...). I'm really surprised that my Google and RCG searches did not turn up an explanation for this exact mixing. If anyone has this exact mix and you'd like to share the values that you use with the Radian Pro, I'd appreciate it. I'm using the stock power system and the stock Parkzone 1300mah battery.
@silentpilot - 10-4 on your 10% down value. Thanks.
Thanks everyone.
Last edited by lancew; Feb 25, 2013 at 02:28 PM.
Setup my throttle-to-elevator mix and put it on my Flight Mode switch at pos1. Works great with the exception of the Offset value. I couldn't really see the offset working correctly but maybe it's because I'm only asking for a small movement of 10% on the elevator... who knows. Probably works good enough. I also wanted to put it on my AUX3 rotary switch in case I wanted to use the Flight Mode switch later but that switch choice wasn't available in the list under the Mix4 setup screen. Will probably just leave it like it is and test it out tomorrow. Conditions were perfect today but I ran out of time - a decently steady light breeze blowing... darn!
Good luck with the flight tests!
I believe the rotary dial needs to be assigned to a channel in the setup menu. I normally save the dial for landing flap to give precise control, though like I say I've not got round to using my DX8 yet so not sure exactly how to go about that...
Everything is working except reflex, so that's good enough for me! The next step is to go fly it
Thanks for your input Tony.
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I will be on my way to St. Louis as your read this. I'm lecturing and doing critiques, etc., at my alma mater, Washington University, and also spending some time at The Modern Graphic History Library looking at Al Parker, Robert Weaver, and other greats of 20th century illustration. Plus, Kevin Huizenga and I will be embarking on a secret historical mission deep in the county. Exciting!
But you don't care about me. What you care about is that I remind you again (until we get our FAQ page online) about our spiffy new comments policy. We realize there is no right fit for everyone, but we're reading your comments and discussing it all — we'd like to maintain what we have, with these rules in place, for a little while. If we need to make changes, we certainly will. Thank you all for your interest.
And you also care about links. Glorious, highlighted links!
At the top of my list is Tom Spurgeon's eloquent case for voting Bill Blackbeard into the Eisner Hall of Fame. Without Blackbeard, comic strip history as we know it would be greatly impoverished. He pioneered the collecting and archiving of newspaper strips by literally driving a truck around North America and grabbing newspapers before libraries threw them out. His holdings supplied the bulk of the material we all now write about (and as Spurgeon noted, his generosity was unparalleled). Plus, his Smithsonian Anthology remains a cornerstone not just of comic strip culture but of visual culture in general. So, this is one time when it really matters. Give the man his due.
Via Jeet comes this blog post about the discovery of a previously unknown George Herriman strip that may well be his very first.
Some historical treasures to imbibe courtesy of Ger Apeldoorn: Mort Meskin's Vigilante and the always amazing Italian cartoonist Jaccovetti.
Sean T. Collins reports on a good ol' fashioned DC vs. Marvel war of words.
Here's a semi-revealing post on Comets Comets from the fake CF twitter guy, recounting his travails somewhat obliquely. Ironically, this matches nicely with a New Yorker article this week on a guy named Dan Bejar who imitated the musician Dan Bejar. Fake CF didn't share CF's name, but… well, fakery and imitations — always more enlightening for the imitator than the subject of the "experiment".
And finally, TCJ contributors Tucker Stone and Joe McCulloch present: Black Swan. Not comics, unless you count Darren Aranofsky's love of the medium and his killer collection of Hernandez Bros. art.


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Automobile Workers v. Johnson Controls Inc.
In Automobile Workers v. Johnson Controls Inc., the Supreme Court ruled that women could not be barred from specific jobs because of their sex.
In Automobile Workers v. Johnson Controls Inc., the Supreme Court ruled that women could not be barred from specific jobs because of their sex.
Democratic nominee and Arkansas governor Bill Clinton won the presidential election over incumbent Republican George H. W. Bush and Independent candidate Ross Perot. Though Bush had used the success of the Persian Gulf War as a campaign point, Clinton's focus on the economy propelled him to the win.
Congress passed the Boland Amendment, which prohibited American assistance in training, equipping, or advising the anti-Communist rebel Contras in Nicaragua. A second and third Boland Amendment passed in 1983 and 1984 closed loopholes in Boland, which allowed for humanitarian aid and further limited US government support for the Contras.
President Reagan ordered "pre-emptive action against terrorist installations" in the bombing of Libya in response to a terrorist attack in West Berlin, allegedly perpetrated by Libya and its leader Muammar Qaddafi, that killed an American soldier.
Nominated by President George H. W. Bush, Clarence Thomas was confirmed as a justice of the Supreme Court, despite sexual harassment allegations made during his confirmation hearings by attorney and former employee Anita Hill.
The Soviet Union collapses with Gorbachev's resignation in December 1991. The Commonwealth of Independent States, a weak confederation of former Soviet republics, takes its place. Led by Boris Yeltsin, the Commonwealth allows for independence and autonomy of its member countries.
Ronald Reagan signed the Economic Recovery Tax Act, a major tax-reform bill based on "supply side economics," cutting taxes and regulations. The act implemented an across-the-board tax cut for individuals, reduced the maximum income tax rate, lowered capital gains and estate taxes, and expanded individual retirement accounts.
The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 amended the Fair Housing Act of 1968 (which prohibited housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, and national origin). The 1988 law extended protections to families with children and those with disabilities, and established harsher penalties for violation.
Built as a divider between East and West Berlin by the Communist East German government in 1961, the Berlin Wall was torn down. The destruction of the wall signifyed the fall of the "iron curtain" and symbolized the end of the Cold War.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS Sports) — Patrick Willis has had surgery on his fractured right hand.
The San Francisco 49ers' inside linebacker sustained the injury late last week, but he is expected to return to the field before the team's first regular season game on against the Packers on Sept. 8.
Willis is believed to have sustained the injury when he collided with fullback Bruce Miller in a blitz pickup drill during training camp.
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KomoNews.com's Kristen Drew writes about a Catholic church's controversial decision to demolish two iconic Craftsman Style homes – both nearly a century old.
Inspired by one curious listener, KUOW decides to investigate why there are so many Craftsman Style homes in Seattle.
The Arts & Crafts movement grew out of Britain and spread through America during the late 1800s. The movement featured a philosophical focus on more traditional forms of craftsmanship as a response to the increasingly impersonal influence of the industrial revolution, and in terms of architecture, the results include a specific aesthetic that made use of design motifs such as wide front porches, low-pitched gabled roofs, tapered columns (with some room for variation), just to name a few, as well as promoting the use of natural, locally available materials wherever a home might be built.
The style has remained popular today, both with new builds being available to prospective home owners, as well as restoration projects and historic buildings that continue to draw interest due to its warm, welcoming aesthetic and [now] distinctly American milieu.
There are countless beautiful Craftsman Homes and Arts & Crafts movement styled buildings peppered all throughout the mainland, but here are just 3 of some of the more notable ones out there:
Declared a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 1988, this home was designed in 1912 by the Eager & Eager firm for Ernest Bent. Later on, Florence Bent-Halstead, Ernest's sister, acquired ownership of the house. During that time, the Bent brothers' construction company was one of the largest in Southern California – they built the Devil's Gate Dam in Pasadena and the Sweetwater Dam in San Diego, among other infrastructure projects and improvements which they specialized in. Today, the Bent-Halstead house remains where it was originally built at 4200 Glenalbyn Drive in Mt. Washington, Los Angeles.
Originally built in 1915 for the Republican Senator of the same name in Hillsboro, Oregon, the Edward Schulmeric House was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The 4,000 square-feet, open plan house also contains elements of the Airplane Bungalow style - one that grew out of the arts and crafts movement – by featuring a smaller, pop-up second floor that resembles a cockpit of an airplane and offers a 360-degree view of the surrounding area, as well as overhanging eaves and a low-angled roof that calls to mind the wings of an airplane.
Declared a National Historic Landmark and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987, what we now call the Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds was a conference center built between 1913-1929 for the YWCA in the Monterey Peninsula in Pacific Grove, California. Architect Julia Morgan designed 16 of the buildings in the property in the style of the Arts and Crafts Movement and American Craftsman bungalows. Today, only 11 of those original buildings designed by Morgan remain standing. The facilities are mostly hired out for conferences, events such as family reunions, and individual lodgers, though the grounds are open to the public.
What about you? Seen something in this style somewhere that really caught your eye?
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AAA has endorsed the amended transportation plan passed by the Virginia Senate, giving the legislation key backing as the bill approaches conference committee. The funding, which provides over $3 billion in revenue for road construction, would become the most significant piece of transportation funding passed in recent years.
"The latest version of the commonwealth's transportation funding plan provides an appropriate level of revenue, is sustainable, includes proper contingency planning, addresses regional needs and is designed to produce strong transportation funding well into the future," said Georjeane Blumling, Vice President of Public Affairs for AAA Tidewater.


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Happy Birthday America, from CSTB and Jack Buck
As Albert Brooks once pointed out, every baseball game in America starts with the National Anthem, and yet one team always loses. Today, I'd like to break with that tradition and post this poem, with fireworks, by St. Louis legend Jack Buck. This way, none of us are losers.


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We've recently discovered one of Vancouver's many hidden gems. This one takes place every Saturday in south Van. It is the Natural Foods Market put on by UNFI.
UNFI is Canada's leading distributor of natural, organic, specialty and kosher groceries. They usually cater to larger companies, but on Saturday mornings they open their doors to the public and let us take advantage of their great products. An even bigger incentive is the amazing markdowns they offer. Because they are putting out near expiring foods they can sell them at such low costs. They have a wide selection, ranging from produce to frozen to bath and skincare. Almost all of which are organic. While not everything is vegan, there are lots to browse, including vegan cheeses, milks, faux meat products and more.
We've included a list of what we bought this previous week comparing them to the same products at Whole Foods. The numbers speak for themselves! Now, keep in mind that products do change every week so you can't depend on it for your weekly grocery shop. Nevertheless, we think this is half the fun. We love discovering new products and taking advantage of the discounts in order to try something we might not have been willing to pay for in Whole Foods.
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Hazelnut Cranberry Field Roast $20.00 $21.99
Earth Balance $9.00 $11.99
Free & Clear Dish Soap $3.75 $4.69
Alba Body Wash $2.50 $10.49
Hemp Bliss Milk $2.00 $3.99
Maison Orhpee Grapeseed Oil $5.00 $9.99
Oasis Orange Juice $2.00 $4.99
Vegenaise $6.00 $5.99
2 Medium Firm Tofu $2.00 $3.98
Bluesky Natural Root Beer $4.50 *Not at WF
So we saved just over $28.00 on some really great organic, vegan products. We do realize that this is a bit out of the way for most people, but we believe the savings are worth it! We've included a few pictures of the other great products you can pick up there as well. New products are always popping up as well so if you have time this Saturday, check it out and see what great deals you can find!
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Immortality by 2045? 3D Printers Are Reshaping Medicine… Electronic Pill, Future of Medicine?
Russian Tycoon Aims to Make Immortality a Reality Using Robots
A Russian multimillionaire is targeting the business community to raise money to fund a project that aims to make immortality a reality by 2045.
t may sound like something straight out of a science fiction novel, but 32-year-old Dmitry Itskov is seeking investors to fund research for technology that will make eternal life possible by transferring human consciousness in an artificial form to avatars (robotic bodies).
How 3D Printers Are Reshaping Medicine
Printing off a kidney or another human organ may sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but with the advancements in 3D printing technology, the idea may not be so far-fetched.
While 3D printing has been successfully used in the health care sector to make prosthetic limbs, custom hearing aids and dental fixtures, the technology is now being used to create more complex structures — particularly human tissue.
Electronic Pills May Be the Future of Medicine
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are working on edible electronic devices that can be taken to monitor people's health and improve patient care.
"We are basically interested in electronically active medical devices that can perform some functions in the body and that can leave body in an innocuous way," said Christopher Bettinger, an assistant professor in the biomedical engineering department at the university.
These electronic pills could perform functions like targeted drug delivery for certain types of cancer, stimulate damaged tissue, measure biomarkers or monitor gastric problems. But before these pills are actually possible, an edible power source is needed to charge the pills. That's where Bettinger and his fellow researcher Jay Whitacre, a professor of materials science and engineering, come in.


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Restaurants come and go like sunsets, but few made me sadder than the shuttering of Ruben's Panaderia, a Fullerton institution that served an entire generation of North County Mexicans. Families visited every weekend morning to stock up on freshly baked pan dulce and fluffy bolillos, as well as to put in orders for custom-made cakes that served every occasion from baptisms to weddings. It was small, it was boisterous, and you had to duck underneath dozens of piñatas or push them aside to get at your bread.
But the place closed earlier this year and stayed vacant for months. I feared it would become another victim of downtown Fullerton's continued gentrification, another misunderstood civic gem like the Chicano murals on the Lemon Street overpass. But a couple of weeks ago, a faithful reader said the space had reopened as PLAZA BAKERY. He claimed the pan dulce was as delicious as ever—especially the empanadas, which he tried specifically because they're my favorite pastry.
I visited the new panadería and found it better than its previous incarnation. Gone were the piñatas, the stains on the floor and the unhelpful staff. The massive coolers that kept the pan dulce fresh were still there, but the windows weren't scratched. Plazy Bakery not only maintained the Ruben's quality, but it also improved on it. Key to a great panadería are two pan dulces, empanadas and conchas, and Plaza Bakery masters both. They sell five empanadas—pumpkin (earthy), pineapple (refreshing), cherry (tart, with chunks of the fruit included), apple (very sweet) and a light vanilla cream. The bakers don't cheat—while other panaderías fill the inside of their empanadas only halfway like Frito-Lay does with its bags of chips, Plaza crams stuffing into each empanada until it oozes slightly from the edges.
Just as good are the conchas, circular mounds of bread featuring granulated-sugar bumps on the outside that are the mainstay of any Hispanic Heritage Month event. The key to a good concha is that the sweet spots stay put and don't crumble onto your clothes, and Plaza Bakery accomplishes this feat. Within the spots are concentrated flavors denoted by color—brown is chocolate, pink is strawberry, white is vanilla, and yellow is pineapple. Plaza sells dozens of other pan dulces—flaky orejas, gingerbread cookies called cochinitos because they're shaped like a pig—all obscenely cheap. And if you're in the mood for a quick snack, Plaza also kept the Ruben's tradition of selling hollowed-out bolillos stuffed with cream cheese and jalapeños, a Mexican bagel that both your bubbe and abuelita can love.
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Everytime I search iTunes Store, iTunes crashes with the following error:
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Nome da aplicação: iTunes.exe
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Nome do Módulo com Falhas: iTunes.dll
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Informações Adicionais 3: 7f4c
Informações Adicionais 4: 7f4c1b3385cc14fb1feff5dc2f85db56
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Regarding review from 04/09/2014 on Living History Days, "No mention of the Apaches?" 1) Talk to docents and any of the historical interpreters, look at posted info and books in the shop; 2) Yes, the Tucson Weekly staff could post a bit more; 3) Other mention and historical interpretation depend on having more volunteers do more work-- we are full up and many cover other sites and events as well--but could use more people; perhaps some descendants of "Manzo" Apache might serve--or others with serious interest--let us know.
This is a must see for anyone who has ever daydreamed in miniature, had fantasies of what it would be like if they could fit inside a dollhouse, or marveled, "How'd they do that?" Spent a couple of hours there with a visiting friend and was absolutely fascinated by the whimsical, technical details, historical correctness, and just plain charm of the various exhibits of dolls houses, roomboxes and fantasyland miniatures. My only complaint? More seating throughout the building for my weary feet and sore joints from bending and stooping to see all there was to see! Commit yourself to multiple visits!


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Reader's view: Let's trim the Legislature instead of adding building
The commentaries on the May 11 Sunday Opinion section front, under the banner headline, "Building or bilking," were as transparent as smoked glass. Is the state spending $272 million on renovating the Capitol and proposing another $77 million, $89 million or $90 million (all three figures were given by three different state senators) building for displaced senators caused by remodeling? Is this spending going to be done without voter approval like the Red Plan in Duluth? Or will we have the privilege of being heard? Or is it too late?
I've yet to hear of alternatives like Rep. Bob Lindstrom's suggestion that we look at reducing the legislative body, the Senate from 67 members to 32 and the House from 134 members to 65. Minnesota now has more senators than any other state and is the fifth-largest legislative body in the nation.
We surely would not need the additional office building if the total legislative body was reduced. Even if Minnesota went with a unicameral legislature, we still wouldn't need the extra building, and all the remodeling necessities would still happen.
Don't let our Legislature ignore our opinions. We need a discussion on how big our legislative body needs to be to adequately represent voters. It's ridiculous to allow our legislators glibly talk about billions and millions of tax dollars as if they were just a few dollars, readily given by our taxpayers.
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