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Johannesburg, 14 February 2013. A report released by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) indicates that the National Transport Movement (NTM) does not have the requisite number of members in order to gain official recognition as a labour representative organisation by South African Airways (SAA).
The verification process was an attempt between SAA and NTM to resolve the impasse around the recognition of the union.
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Aliskiren/Verapamil Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Verapamil may increase the amount of aliskiren in your body.
What might happen:
The amount of aliskiren in your body may increase and cause problems with your kidneys.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
- 1.Tekturna (aliskiren) US prescribing information. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation November 4, 2016.
- 2.Rasilez (aliskiren hemifumarate) UK summary of product characteristics. Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd. September, 2014.


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Hiya, this is my second power consumption related thread. I just wanted to know how power consumption is affected when you overclock a CPU by 5%.
CPU: Intel Pentium III 600MHz, Katmai. 2.05V core voltage
Mobo: Abit BE6
HDD: Maxtor 8.4GB 5400RPM
Video: ATI Rage Fury Pro Vivo
CD: one generic 24x10x40 CD-RW drive
mouse: Logitech Optical
KB: Microsoft Natural Elite
230W generic PSU
160MB of generic PC100 memory at default latency
At the official frequency of 600MHz I got these results.
when idling at Windows desktop with no disk activity:
power consumption: 84watts
more details for the tech inclined people:
line voltage 122.5V
power factor=0.62
CPU fully loaded with Sandra CPU Multimedia test
power consumption: 93W
Sandra result: (3246 Integer, 3971 floating points)
When overclocked to 630MHz
Idle consumption= 86W
line voltage=122.6V
power factor=0.62
CPU loaded in same manner:
power consumption: 95W
Sandra result 3402 integer, 4163 floating point)
Section II:
Power supply capacity calculation. A generally accepted figure for the typical computer power supply unit is 70%. At 95W power consumption at the plug, I am using 7/10 of input power at the output which turns out to be 66.5W. Looks like this computer is only loading this particular 230W PSU to 30% leaving me with 163.5W of unused capacity. I can see how pre-built computers with 140W and 90W power supplies runs fun. If this computer was to be build with 140W PSU, you still have 73.5W of power available. 73.5W is enough for several HDD's, a CD-ROM drive and a graphic accelerator.
My Athlon machine only use 90W at idle. I don't see how an 180W power supply can't be used on it. People always say you need at least 300 and preferebly 350. I don't know what this hype is all about.


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Midazolam; Triazolam/Diltiazem; Verapamil Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
If you are taking diltiazem or verapamil, your body may not properly process midazolam or triazolam.
What might happen:
Your blood levels of midazolam or triazolam may increase and cause excess drowsiness.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together. If you experience severe drowsiness or confusion, contact your doctor. It may be necessary to adjust the dose of your medicine or change your medicine.Your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
- 1.Backman JT, Olkkola KT, Aranko K, Himberg JJ, Neuvonen PJ. Dose of midazolam should be reduced during diltiazem and verapamil treatments. Br J Clin Pharmacol 1994 Mar;37(3):221-5.
- 2.Kosuge K, Nishimoto M, Kimura M, Umemura K, Nakashima M, Ohashi K. Enhanced effect of triazolam with diltiazem. Br J Clin Pharmacol 1997 Apr; 43(4):367-72.
- 3.Varhe A, Olkkola KT, Neuvonen PJ. Diltiazem enhances the effects of triazolam by inhibiting its metabolism. Clin Pharmacol Ther 1996 Apr; 59(4):369-75.
- 4.Cardizem LA (diltiazem hcl extended release tablets) US prescribing information. Abbott Pharmaceuticals, Inc. November, 2016.
- 5.Jones DR, Gorski JC, Hamman MA, Mayhew BS, Rider S, Hall SD. Diltiazem inhibition of cytochrome P-450 3A activity is due to metabolite intermediate complex formation. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 1999 Sep; 290(3):1116-25.
- 6.Wang JS, Wen X, Backman JT, Taavitsainen P, Neuvonen PJ, Kivisto KT. Midazolam alpha-hydroxylation by human liver microsomes in vitro: inhibition by calcium channel blockers, itraconazole and ketoconazole. Pharmacol Toxicol 1999 Oct;85(4):157-61.
- 7.Wang YH, Jones DR, Hall SD. Prediction of cytochrome P450 3A inhibition by verapamil enantiomers and their metabolites. Drug Metab Dispos 2004 Feb; 32(2):259-66.


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Welcome to MotorcycleRoads.US - your one-stop resource for great motorcycle roads™ in North Carolina.
Our mission, as a service to the motorcycle community, is to provide a comprehensive listing of roads submitted by riders or available from various Internet resources.
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Textual Entailment Resource Pool
Textual Entailment > Resources:
Textual entailment systems rely on many different types of NLP resources, including term banks, paraphrase lists, parsers, named-entity recognizers, etc. With so many resources being continuously released and improved, it can be difficult to know which particular resource to use when developing a system.
In response, the Recognizing Textual Entailment (RTE) shared task community initiated a new activity for building this Textual Entailment Resource Pool. RTE participants and any other member of the NLP community are encouraged to contribute to the pool.
In an effort to determine the relative impact of the resources, RTE participants are strongly encouraged to report, whenever possible, the contribution to the overall performance of each utilized resource. Formal qualitative and quantitative results should be included in a separate section of the system report as well as posted on the talk pages of this Textual Entailment Resource Pool.
Adding a new resource is very easy. See how to use existing templates to do this in Help:Using Templates.
- 1 Complete RTE Systems
- 2 RTE data sets
- 3 Knowledge Resources
- 4 Projects
- 5 Tools
- 6 References
- 7 Links
Complete RTE Systems
- VENSES (from Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy)
- Nutcracker (available for download)
- Entailment Demo (from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) - INACTIVE (as of 2010-12-22)
- EDITS - Edit Distance Textual Entailment Suite (open source software developed by Human Language Technology (HLT) group at FBK-Irst)
- BIUTEE - Bar Ilan University Textual Entailment Engine (open source)
- EXCITEMENT Open Platform (EOP) - A generic multi-lingual platform for textual inference made available to the scientific and technological communities by the EU project EXCITEMENT
RTE data sets
Past campaigns data sets
- RTE1 dataset - provided by PASCAL
- RTE2 dataset - provided by PASCAL
- RTE3 dataset - provided by PASCAL
- RTE4 dataset - provided by NIST - freely available upon request. For details see TAC User Agreements
- RTE5 dataset - provided by NIST - freely available upon request. For details see TAC User Agreements
- RTE6 dataset - provided by NIST - freely available upon request. For details see TAC User Agreements
- RTE7 dataset - provided by NIST - freely available upon request. For details see TAC User Agreements
- The Joint Student Response Analysis and 8th Recognizing Textual Entailment Challenge at SemEval 2013
Other data sets
- FrameNet manually annotated RTE 2006 Test Set. Provided by SALSA project, Saarland University.
- Manually Word Aligned RTE 2006 Data Sets. Provided by the Natural Language Processing Group, Microsoft Research.
- RTE data sets annotated for a 3-way decision: entails, contradicts, unknown. Provided by Stanford NLP Group.
- BPI RTE data set - 250 pairs, focusing on world knowledge. Provided jointly by Boeing, Princeton, and ISI.
- Textual Entailment Specialized Data Sets - 90 RTE-5 Test Set pairs annotated with linguistic phenomena + 203 monothematic pairs (i.e. pairs where only one linguistic phenomenon is relevant to the entailment relation) created from the 90 annotated pairs. Provided jointly by FBK-Irst, and CELCT.
- RTE-5 Search Pilot Data Set annotated with anaphora and coreference information - RTE-5 Search Data Set annotated with anaphora/coreference information + Augmented RTE-5 Search Data Set, where all the referring expressions which need to be resolved in the entailing sentences are substituted by explicit expressions on the basis of the anaphora/coreference annotation. Provided by CELCT and distributed by NIST at the Past TAC Data web page (2009 Search Pilot, annotated test/dev data).
- RTE-3-Expanded, RTE-4-Expanded, RTE-5-Expanded. RTE data set expanded in the two and three way task, at least 2000 pairs in each data set.
- Explanation-Based Analysis annotation of RTE 5 Main Task subset described in this ACL 2010 paper
- Wiki Entailment Corpus A RTE-like set of entailment pairs extracted from Wikipedia revisions described in this paper
- The Guardian Headlines Entailment Training Dataset An automatically generated dataset of 32,000 pairs similar to the RTE-1 dataset.
- Answer Validation Exercise at CLEF 2006 (AVE 2006)
- The Textual Entailment Task for Italian at EVALITA 2009 An evaluation exercise on TE for Italian.
- Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization The Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment task at SemEval 2012.
- Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment for Content Synchronization The Cross-Lingual Textual Entailment task at SemEval 2013.
Knowledge Resources
The RTE Knowledge Resources page presents:
- a call for resources, inviting system developers to share the resources used by their own TE engines, to both help improve the TE technology and further test and evaluate such resources;
- the ablation tests carried out in the RTE challenges in order to evaluate the impact of knowledge resources and tools on TE system performances;
- lists of knowledge resources, both publicly available and unpublished, used by systems participating in the last RTE challenges.
- CoSyne EU project The Cross-Lingual Multilingual Content Synchronization with Wikis.
- EXCITEMENT EU project EXploring Customer Interactions through Textual EntailMENT.
- QALL-ME EU project Question Answering Learning technologies in a multiLingual and Multimodal Environment.
- C&C parser for Combinatory Categorial Grammar
- Minipar
- Shallow Parser - from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, see a web demo of this tool
Role Labelling
- Shalmaneser
- Semantic Role Labeler - from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, see a web demo of this tool
Entity Recognition Tools
- Illinois Named Entity Tagger - see a web demo of this tool
- Illinois Multi-lingual Named Entity Discovery Tool - see a web demo of this tool
Similarity / Relatedness Tools
- UKB: Open source WordNet-based similarity/relatedness tool, includes also pre-computed semantic vectors for all words
Corpus Readers
- NLTK provides a corpus reader for the data from RTE Challenges 1, 2, and 3 - see the Corpus Readers Guide for more information.
Related Libraries
- PyPES general purpose library containing evaluation environment for RTE and McPIET text inference engine based on the ERG (English Resource Grammar)
Text Normalizers
Java number normalizer (Beta) A tool for converting textual representations of numbers to a standard numerical string.


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Jack Reacher's car chase is a gritty, visceral thrill ride
- Created on Sunday, 30 December 2012 22:11
- Written by Martin Bigg
We've been eagerly anticipating the release of Jack Reacher, a film adaptation of Lee Child's 2005 novel, One Shot, following the various trailers and publicity stills showing glimpses of a promising car chase starring a Chevrolet Chevelle. Having now seen it myself, I can vouch that the chase sequence in Jack Reacher lived up to my lofty expectations and was undoubtedly the standout scene of the film. It's a gritty, visceral piece of filmmaking that harkens back to the car chase glory days of the 1970's, where flashy CGI, overblown stunts and shameful shaky-cam were non-existent.
Even the initial setup has echoes of Bullitt and Gone in 60 Seconds. Suspected for murder, Reacher, who is already on the tail of who he believes to be the culprit, pulls up to the scene of a crime surrounded by police officers. There's a tense moment as Reacher and the lead pursuer knowingly stare at each other while the sound of the Chevelle's ticking engine pre-empts the action about to unfold.
Jack Reacher's chase firmly focuses on that most vital ingredient of a captivating car chase: the driving. Unlike most films where the director will do their utmost to disguise the stunt driver who's obviously wearing a wig to resemble the main actor, the film goes out of its way to constantly remind you that it is indeed Mr. Cruise performing his own stunts behind the wheel.
Those who saw his appearance on Top Gear will already know that Tom Cruise is blessed with some considerable driving skills, but, to me, hurling a lumbering old Chevrolet Chevelle around 90 degree corners is a more impressive feat than driving a Kia C'eed around the Top Gear test track with the aid of power steering. Indeed, the Chevelle certainly gets an exhaustive workout, speeding down highways, sliding round corners and torturing the tyres with copious amounts of burnouts.
And yet Reacher isn't portrayed as a perfect driver. He makes mistakes, just as you and I probably would in the midst of a tense police chase, bumping into walls, clipping oncoming cars and misjudging corners, pushing the car to its limits. In one scene, Reacher slams into a row of barrels after barrelling round a corner too fast, before stalling in his haste to chase after his elusive target. According to Cruise, stalling the car was completely unintentional, but I'm glad they kept it in the final cut – it all adds to the immersion and plausibility of the scene.
The Chevelle sustains a hefty amount of damage throughout the chase, becoming a battered wreck fit for the scrapyard by the end of the
scene, but the destruction never feels gratuitous. A high speed and brutal tussle between the Chevelle and Jack Reacher's target in an Audi across a bridge causes the most damage, but a few police cars also find themselves on the receiving end of the Chevelle's front end for good measure. There are no exceptionally flamboyant stunts to speak of, but this would detract from the gritty realism the director intended to achieve.
Watching the chase in a packed cinema was an absolute aural assault. Like the very best car chases that repeatedly crop up in top ten lists, Jack Reacher's chase is completely devoid of incidental music, allowing the almighty sound of the Chevelle's guttural engine to dominate the scene, along with the wailing of sirens, crashes and screeching tyres. The sounds are used to full effect, creating one of the most visceral chase scenes in recent memory.
There's an element of suspense, too. At one point, Reacherends up in a cat and mouse sequence, creeping through alleyways after losing sight of the Audi which, unbeknown to Reacher, is hiding in the shadows ready to pounce.
Considering this is the first film Christopher McQuarrie has directed since 2000's Way of the Gun, the director has little prior experience of directing a car chase, and yet the directing of Jack Reacher's car chase is superbly slick. The cinematography is completely devoid of shaky cam and rapid-fire editing to create spurious tension as seen in many contemporary chases, instead opting for lingering shots that focus on Cruise's driving prowess.
This is best exemplified where, in an inspired piece of driving, Cruise performs a swift u-turn, mounting the Chevelle over a center divider, before darting back around to exit the highway in a glorious tyre-shredding tailslide. The entire manoeuvre is seen in one clean shot, whereas many movies would most likely cram in three or four.
To some, the ending, which you will already have seen in the trailer anyway, may come across as something of an anti-climax. We have a perception that all car chases must end with a spectacular stunt, such as the death of character or a devastating car crash full of carnage and explosions. And yet Jack Reacher's chase couldn't end on a more casual note.
After all that drama, he simply pulls up, blends in with a nearby crowd and whisks away on a bus with the help of a passer-by's camouflaging cap. It's a fitting end, however, that befits Jack Reacher's mysterious character. In fact it's not too dissimilar to the conclusion of Drive's introductory chase which ended in a very similar fashion – it's no coincidence, since both characters share similarly shadowy personalities.
Much like last year's Drive and 2010's The Town, Jack Reacher proves that relying on realism over flamboyance can create a truly thrilling, suspenseful, and gratifying car chase that fully immerses you. A sure contender for the best chase of 2012, then – find out if Jack Reacher came out on top in our annual VaRaces awards coming soon.


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Johannesburg - 25 August 2009
South African Airways (SAA) has taken up a number of initiatives to spice up and strengthen its route to India.
Following South Africa's successful hosting of the IPL cricket event earlier this year where thousands of cricket fans poured into the country and offered constructive suggestions on product and service enhancement from customers, SAA is improving its offering on the route to India, traditionally a very popular route for traders.
Many South Africans have already discovered that India offers a host of exciting travel options, such as skiing in the Northern area, excellent beaches in the South and great shopping in Mumbai.
"India is very popular amongst our business customers due to the tremendous growth of business between the two countries and the presence of a number of South African companies in India", says Ilse Kaya, Head of Sales for RSA, Africa and the Middle East.
SAA has enhanced its product offering and service delivery on flights between Johannesburg and Mumbai, India and the airline is running a marketing promotion in support of this.
As a further celebration and in keeping with the marketing message that India is "the fastest way to fall in love with the flavours of India", the airline has flown in celebrity chefs from India, to cook the very best dishes India has to offer.
Amongst the top Indian chefs that SAA has flown in are Executive Chef Hubert Pereira; Sous Chef Bachaspati Painoli and Cook-Indian Cuisine chef Chandrakant Sutar. The chefs visiting South Africa from India, "the land of exotic spice", will prepare a feast of mouth-watering dishes using only the finest ingredients and authentic Indian culinary styles.
These dishes will be served as part of the "Indian Food Festival" running this month, when the high season begins on the route, from 25 – 28 August at Aurelia's restaurant, inside the D'Oreale Grand Hotel at Emperors Palace, near O.R Tambo International Airport (ORTIA), Johannesburg. The event is hosted by Emperors Palace in association with SAA in the Aurelia's Restaurant at the entertainment resort and TAJ SATS Catering Mumbai.
SAA operates the only direct non-stop flights from Johannesburg to India from South Africa and offers four flights per week between Johannesburg and Mumbai. For customers wishing to travel from or to Durban, SAA offers excellent connections between this coastal city, Johannesburg and onwards to Mumbai, India.
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SAA is currently offering a special promotional economy class fare on this route of R3200 return between Johannesburg and Mumbai; R3 350 for a ticket for the routing: Cape Town – Johannesburg – Mumbai – Johannesburg – Cape Town; and R3 350 for the routing: Durban – Johannesburg – Mumbai – Johannesburg – Durban. These are valid for sales until 31Aug 09 and travel until 30Sep 09. Fares exclude all taxes/levies.
SA284 departs from Johannesburg 11h40 every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, arriving in Mumbai at 00h30 the following morning (flying time 9 hours, 20 minutes)
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Latest Woodturning News & Events
Mike Heiser's Globe and Finial Ornament Plans
2017 New Mexico State Fair Winning Entries
The winning entries from this year's New Mexico State Fair are now posted! Congratulations to all entrants and especially to the winners of "Best of Show" and "Judges Choice!"
|Best of Show
|Michael Alguire
|Drake Ward
|Raymond Davis
|Judges Choice
|Michael Anderson
Go to the "Galleries" tab and click on "State Fair Woodturning" to see this year's galleries!
Sanding and Toxic Woods Handouts Now Posted
Handouts provided at the January 2016 club meeting have now been posted. Click on the "Hands On" tab to find John Ellis' Sanding and Polishing Grits and Particle Sizes table. You can also click on the "Resources" tab to find the Toxic Woods article and web references.
Ralph Watts on "Basic Boxes"
Before starting: Select wood that is totally dry. If you will be using a traditional slip fit, select wood with a relatively straight grain to better achieve a "matched" fit. Both traditional and ring insert methods are described.
Turn your blank round between centers and cut a chuck tenon on each end.
Select the location for your bottom to top joint. Using the golden ratio is a place to start. For a traditional slip fit, cut a joint groove about 3/16" to 1/4" deep (deeper if you plan to carve) and about 5/16" to 3/8" wide. Make sure this cut leaves a parallel and smooth surface.
If a slip ring is used, the cut only needs to be about 1/16" wider than your parting tool. By leaving a slight lip on both ends it will be easier to establish the seats for the ring. See step 4.
Part the blank with a narrow parting tool near the top. Leave about 1/64" protruding on the top side for use later as a guide and leave about a 1/2" diameter interior dowel holding the halves together. A Japanese pull saw is great for finishing the cut. Cutting completely through the blank may leave a scar on the mating surfaces as they disengage if the halves grab the parting tool.
For the ring insert method: Use a narrow parting tool to cleave the blank at your selected joint location being careful to not mar the surfaces and to leave an interior dowel. Alternating the parting tool plunge cuts a few degrees to either side will keep the tool from binding. Use the alternating angles till you are past the depth of the future ring. Then make a new center cut in the widened groove to finish the cut to the center dowell. Use the back saw to finish the cut.
Remove from between centers and chuck the top. Use a parting tool to make a shallow plunge cut at exactly the 1/64" mark left previously. If the mating face is marred, smooth now and slightly slope from the outer edge to the lip assuring a tight fit later. A negative rake scraper or a freshly sharpened 1/4" cut off tool is great for this.
Traditional: Use the point of your bowl gouge held with the face vertical or a parting tool and make a small starting groove exactly where the 1/64" bump begins on the outside. Finish making this cut square (or parallel to the ways) and you will be assured that the lip on the bottom matches the hole in the top. Use the bottom to do trial fits until you get the fit you want.
Ring: You may make this cut with a parting tool but be careful to hold the tool parallel to the ways. Removing some center material will make this cut easier if you are using a parting tool. A better way to make the cut is to use a Fly Cutter (FC). Chuck the FC into your tail stock with a drill chuck. Adjust the FC bit point to the desired width and slowly screw the bit in about 1/4". The bit can be square on the end but grinding the tip with a taper will leave a small void for excess glue.
Use an appropriate tool or a drill to start and finish the hollowing process for the top.
Use a scraper or the edge of your bowl gouge to square and smooth about 5/16" in from the outside.
Sand the inside being careful not to sand the joint area out of square.
Remove from the chuck and reverse the top. Expand the jaws to lightly grip the top and bring the tail stock up to secure the top in place. Finish turning the top but leave the nub for the tailstock point. Sanding will come later.
Chuck the bottom. Reduce the tenon to match the top. Put a slight taper on the outside edge of the lip to help put the lid in place. For a traditional slip joint use the top to check the fit. Loose fit for a "ladies" box and a pop fit for a "mans" fit.
Use a drill or otherwise hollow the inside leaving the joint lip about 1/8" thick.
Sand the inside.
Place the top on the base and bring up the tail stock to hold it in place.
Finish turning the outside of top using the base as a jam chuck leave just enough wood to sand without worry. Turn the nub to a point that it can be removed easily, finish sanding then back off the tail stock and remove the lid.
Unchuck the bottom and reverse it over the chucks jaws. Bring up the tail stock and finish turning and sanding.
Part off the nub on the bottom. Sand to finish and burn in your data.
Add your favorite finish. Done!!
Check out this gallery showing some of Ralph's amazing turning and carving artistry over the years!
Robert Siegel on Woodturning Safety
The full power point presentation on "Woodturning Safety" given by Robert Siegel at the Jun 2016 club meeting is available here. This presentation, in .pdf format, is VERY LARGE (168MB) and will require more than a minute to download ...Be patient! Click here to start the download.
Post-Millenial Celebrity - Michael Anderson
One of our NMWT members is receiving a lot of notarity lately ... Michael Anderson was recently featured in the Feb 2016 edition of the AAW Magazine - American Woodturner. Click here to go to the AAW website and review the article (members only) and become more acquainted with Michael's dreams and aspirations.
Michael also voluntered to demonstrate on the open floor at the Desert Turners Roundup, held in Mesa, AZ February 26-28. Michael drew crowds evey day around the breaks with his turning of woods found in the Mesa area. The RoundUp drew over 110 people to the program.
Congratulations to Michael!
Hot Off the Press: "High Desert Turning" Newsletter
Download NMWT's latest edition of High Desert Turning for more news, announcements, program reviews, for-sale items, and listings of current local workshops and exhibits of interest to woodturners and woodworkers.
New Mexico Woodturners Is Now a Federal Non-profit Organization
We are pleased to announce that as of November 10, 2014, New Mexico Woodturners (NMWT) is now a Federal Tax Exempt 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization. Thanks to the hard work of our Secretary, Larry Linford, the application and other documentation was submitted this year, and we were notified on November 25, 2014, of the approval, effective on November 10. Further action is now underway to apply for New Mexico State Non-Profit status, and an exemption from New Mexico Gross Receipts tax on purchases made by NMWT. Those applications require Federal Non-profit approval and can now proceed.
What does this mean to NMWT and its members? Effective November 10, members and non-members can contribute goods and monetary contributions to NMWT and they will be considered Federal tax free contributions when filling out Federal tax returns. Due to the relatively small size of our organization, the filings and annual paperwork are relatively uncomplicated, and will not be a burden to the organization in the future.
How will contributors be able to declare these deductions? There are two general categories of contributions, monetary and goods. Each is described below:
Monetary Contributions are any cash, check, or other means of transferring actual cash value to the club, where there is no direct value received in return. Annual membership dues, for example, are NOT considered contributions, since members reasonably expect value in return, such as attendance at meetings and workshops, use of club property (lathes and equipment, library DVD's, etc.), free attendance at the visiting professional demonstrations the club pays for, and other benefits of membership. The basic fee for attending guest professional workshops (generally 1⁄2 the professional's fee) is also NOT deductible, but any contribution beyond the basic attendance fee IS. Other examples of monetary contributions include periodic cash contributions such as annual gifts and one-time contributions, waiving the $100 fee paid to meeting demonstrators, and other waiving of reimbursement for expenses incurred on behalf of NMWT. The club Treasurer will keep track of these monetary contributions and issue an acknowledgment letter to the contributor at the end of the tax year (December 31). This letter will serve as proof when individuals file their taxes. It is critically important to let the Treasurer know of your intention each time a contribution is made, so none are omitted at the end of the year. NMWT will issue only one letter per year listing all monetary contributions from any single individual.
Non-cash or Goods contributed include all other items or services provided to NMWT. Also broken into two general categories, they are Goods and Services. Since the contributor establishes the value of any non-monetary contribution, it is up to the contributor to keep records sufficient for their own personal tax filing. NMWT will issue a written acknowledgement of a contribution for the contributors' convenience, if requested, but cannot place any value on the items received. The written acknowledgement is similar to that issued by Goodwill Industries, the Salvation Army, and other non- profit charities that accept donations. By Federal Tax Law, the contributor is responsible for seeking professional tax advice on their own. The topic of goods donations are listed in the various Federal 1040 forms, and information is provided with those forms to assist tax payers in listing these contributions, classification of used or new items, methods of determining value, and other related topics.
Some Examples of Goods that may be important to members are: New or used items, tools, wood, books, equipment, supplies, etc., that are donated at each meeting for the Silent Auction that benefits the Red Hollenbach Scholarship Fund. When sold, the proceeds from these monthly auctions are, in effect, donated to the club, and the amount of sale proceeds MAY be one way to determine their value. Tax law provides several ways of determining value besides a sale amount. In addition, any items, new and used, that are donated to the raffle are also considered contributions with the raffle proceeds being income to the club. For these and other contributions of new or used items, as noted above, a letter of acknowledgment will be provided to the contributor, if requested at the time of donation. Unfortunately, the purchase of raffle tickets is not a deductible contribution.
Services Donated are not discussed in this announcement as they can be fairly complicated. If such donations are anticipated by anyone, we recommend they consult a tax professional directly.
The Very Good News to the club with our becoming a Non-profit organization is that we are now able to solicit contributions from other businesses and individuals to support the educational services and activities we provide that benefit our community. In addition, members now have added incentive to contribute new and used goods to the Silent Auctions and Raffles, knowing that they can receive at least some tax benefit in return.
Questions on any issues related to this new tax-exempt status should be directed to Larry Linford. Having spent a bit of time working on this issue with Larry, I know how much time and effort he put into
the process during the past year. Please join me in thanking and congratulating him! John Ellis
Mocho's Hand Chased Threads Now Posted
The promised handout from Michael Mocho's excellent presentation is now available for reading and downloading. Find it under "Hands-On" along with many other terrific how-to's.
Or, just click here to jump right in: Michael Mocho's Extensive Instructions for Creating Hand Chased Threads
Jim McClain's Stone Wave Hollow Forms Now Posted
Jim McClains instructions on how to make Stone Wave Hollow Forms are now available. You can navigate to the "Hands-On" tab and click on the "Stone Wave Hollow Forms" entry or just click here to jump right in: Jim McClain's Stone Wave Hollow Form.
Jason Clark's Saturn Bowls Now Posted
Jason Clark's instructions on how to make a Saturn Bowl are now available. You can navigate to the "Hands-On" tab and click on the "Saturn Bowl's" entry or just click here to jump right in: Jason Clark's Saturn Bowls. Jason provided multiple "hands-on" workshops for the club on how to make not only Saturn Bowls, but also twisted, lidded boxes. Thanks Jason for an exhilarting workshop!
Dyeing & Airbrushing - Complete Review now posted
If you were there for Bob Stauch's excellent presentation on adding color to woodturnings, and especially if you missed it, you can now get the whole story in John Ellis' excellent review. Find it under "Hands-On" along with many other terrific how-to's.
Or, just click here to jump right in: Dyeing & Airbrushing with Bob Stauch


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Talk:World Archives Project: New York, U.S. Naturalization Records - Original Documents, 1795-1972
- 1 Extra Keying Helps
- 2 Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
- 3 Questions and Answers
- 3.1 If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
- 3.2 Two different forms same information
- 3.3 Oath of Allegience Form
- 3.4 'Under Name of'
- 3.5 Letter stating institution of cancelation of naturalization
- 3.6 Declarations of Intent
- 3.7 Spouse Surname
- 3.8 Birth Country
- 3.9 Children
- 3.10 Document Date
- 3.11 Alias Name
- 3.12 Certificate of Arrival
- 3.13 Children
- 3.14 Record Date for Petition #3
- 3.15 Glued Pages
- 4 Keying Tool Issues
Extra Keying Helps
Here's a tip that I use when looking at images. If you will use control-S after opening each image it will reduce so that you can tell if it is a keyable form, cover page or duplicate. It makes it small enough to tell if it is the same image (duplicate) or a different page. -- Wiedwoman 16:15, 4 June 2011 (UTC)
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
Form 3 declarations should be keyed when they are a full page.
Prefix - Do not key prefix unless one is shown.
Suffix - Do not key occupation as a suffix.
Alias names - If more than one alias, key the first one that is shown on the image. Be sure and check the name that they entered the country with.
Date of Birth - Be sure to key the applicant date of birth and not the spouses date of birth.
Spouse - Do not key the spouse surname unless it is shown.
Children - Do not key a number, key their names.
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
Q: While there are children listed on a Petition they are noted as being from the wife's first marriage. Should they be keyed into the form?
Q: On a Petition for Naturalization 3, the person has listed her father in the children section. Is the father indexed, and if so, how?
Q: With names like "Jentilina De Cristofaro", am I supposed to put the "De" as part of the given name or part of the surname?
Q: If the arrival date has two different years, i.e. 1902 or 1903, which year should be keyed?
- A: I key the first year listed, but have never heard an 'official' answer to this question. (that I can remember). -- Wiedwoman 09:46, 8 January 2012 (UTC)
Q: I have a document that lists their birth location as "Ropa, by Gorlice (Austria) Poland". What location am I supposed to key as the person's birth location, Austria or Poland?
- A: Key as Austria; Poland -- Wiedwoman 09:46, 8 January 2012 (UTC)
Q: On the Wiki page, it says "Project Stats" and "My Contribution" with a rating. Are these stats and rating related just to my keying or to all the keyers involved in this project? I am trying to find out how to improve my accuracy and what I am doing wrong. My rating dropped from Excellent to Very Good and I cannot seem to get it back up.
- A: Project stats are your individual stats. The project feedback is the keying for the entire community of keyers. -- Wiedwoman 09:46, 8 January 2012 (UTC)
Q: General question regarding interaction with WAP. I have a high speed connection that I use to download image sets and submit them once I have keyed them. From the slowness of the downloads and response after submitting the keyed image sets one would think I am using a dial up connection. Does WAP have any plans to upgrade the system to support the large number of people who are participating as volunteers in the program?
Q: Second question that I have seen mentioned by at least one other person. Are there any plans to upgrade the keying tool so the image remains at the magnification and display position the keyer placed it in rather than going back to the display magnification and position it had when first opened? It is rather frustrating to move an image to where the information you need to key can be seen, only to have the image jump to a different position as soon as you start actually keying that information.
Q: Third question: Are there any plans to upgrade the keying tool to accept dual country entries separated by a semi colon as the instructions say to do rather than requiring the keyer to F7 the entry for it to be accepted?
Two different forms same information
Q: I am working on a set with two documents about the same person the first document is a Declarations of Intent the second a Petition for Naturalization the only difference is the date of the documents do I key both because they are different types of documents?
- A: If it is a full page declaration it would be keyed as a petition 3. -- Wiedwoman 02:39, 24 July 2011 (UTC)
Oath of Allegience Form
Q: Do we key the information from this form on the #3 Petition Form?
- A: No, the oath of allegiance is a cover page -- Wiedwoman 22:37, 21 February 2011 (UTC)
'Under Name of'
Q: What do I do when the name a person arrived under is different than the name on application. To be a little clearer: "The petition of Anna Demand......My lawful entry...under the name of Hania Druker....
- A: The name she arrived under would qualify as an alias --Paulmd199 23:19, 21 February 2011 (UTC)
Q: What do I do when there is more than one alias listed on the application? For example: "Hannah Smith also known as Hanna Lillie Smythe...lawful entry under the name of Hense Barenholtz..."
- A: You would use the signature of the applicant as the given and surname. We are told then to use the first alias name that we come to as the alias. So if signature is Hannah Smith - that will be the given and surname. Hanna Lillie would be alias given and Smythe would be alias surname. -- Wiedwoman 22:32, 4 July 2011 (UTC)
Letter stating institution of cancelation of naturalization
Q: Am I correct to assume that a letter stating that a naturalization would be keyed in as a "cover page". It is an actual letter no form involved. The same with all the other paper work that has been scanned?
- A: Letters are classified as cover pages -- Wiedwoman 02:12, 24 February 2011 (UTC)
Q: What if letters regarding naturalization court proceedings are the only material relating to the person (no forms)? Only concerned because by not keying them, all mention of that person in this project is lost.
- A: These would be considered cover pages. They will be browsable in the final index. -- Wiedwoman 00:26, 28 July 2011 (UTC)
Declarations of Intent
Q: The wiki guidelines for Petition for Naturalization 3 state "Also the Petition for Naturalization 3 form type for declarations is characterized by the text "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" printed at the top of the page. Directly below this title will be a small horizontal line, and below that will be the subtitle: "Declaration of Intention". Does that also include Declarations that have UNITED STATES OF AMERICA as an arch a la the example images for Petition #1 rather than on a line a la the example images for Petition 3? --Kateshort2 19:19, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
- A: I believe the Declaration you are referring to also falls under Petition 3. There is a picture of it in the instructions. Also I am assuming you mean it is alone on a page since if it were on top of or along with other docs, it would be a cover page.--Dirigo9 04:14, 11 May 2011 (UTC)
- There are two pictures of it in the instructions, one at the top with the caption "Declaration should not be keyed because it lies on top of another form" and one at the bottom as an example of form number 3. I hadn't seen the second when I was reading the description paragraph of what qualified for form number 3, so thanks for pointing it out--but should the have never seen a full-page version of this sort of Declaration; every one I've come across lies on top of another form.) --Kateshort2 05:04, 15 May 2011 (UTC)
Q: Should the description for form number three be edited to include this sort of Declaration? To me, the two images of this sort of Declaration form look like exactly the same form containing exactly the same information, except perhaps for paper size-- if that's really the difference, is paper size enough of a difference to warrant one being keyed and the other not?
- A: I think when you see the full page version you will know it. I have had both versions as I move through this project and have been keying the "full page" version of the Declaration as form #3. The full page Declarations are usually followed on the next page with a full page Petition 3, so that would also be a clue to you that this is the full page, #3 version. I do agree it is confusing since the forms are essentially the same, just a different size. If any of the arbitrators have feedback to indicate this is incorrect, I would appreciate it. I believe I am doing it correctly as this seems to agree completely with the instructions and examples for Petition 3.--Dirigo9 04:23, 16 May 2011 (UTC)
- You are correct. We only key the full page version of the declarations. -- Wiedwoman 17:29, 4 June 2011 (UTC)
Spouse Surname
Q: If there is no surname listed, do we mark the field blank or just leave it empty? When I am on a Petition for Naturalization form #1, the spouse surname field starts off the orange color for required, but the program lets me go to the next image when I leave the spouse surname field empty.
- A: Form #1 and Form #3 behave differently in the keying tool. Form #3 has the spouse Surname as required (shaded in orange, and so should be marked blank if missing), while in Form #1 it is not required (and so should not be marked as blank if missing). --Mitchhollander 00:22, 25 May 2011 (UTC) (updated answer)
Q: What if on a document it shows the spouse's name, but it also says that they were recently divorced. How should I key this in?
- A: Key the name even if it says divorced or widowed. -- Wiedwoman 21:34, 19 July 2011 (UTC)
Q: If you can see that the spouse is also a witness do you use the last name in the spouse last name section?
- A: No, we are not to infer information. --Mitchhollander 12:35, 19 January 2012 (UTC)
- Q: If the applicant states their spouse's first name and the witness is the same first and last name, along with the same address, wouldn't this be one and the same as the spouse?
- A: Not necessarily. I have an example in my own family research, where two people having the same given name and surname lived in the same household. Although it is likely that the witness and spouse are one and the same, you cannot assume this. Leave the spouse surname blank. --Mitchhollander 13:55, 20 January 2012 (UTC)
Birth Country
Q: I have come across a listing for the birth country as Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia is not a country but a province. Canada is not mentioned at all and we are not supposed to infer information, so do I leave this blank, key in Nova Scotia, or enter Canada?
- A: I would key Nova Scotia. -- Wiedwoman 06:27, 4 December 2011 (UTC)
Q: What would you put for birth country when you have St. Vincent B.W.I. ? We are not to expand B.W.I. which I assume is British West Indies according to the keying instructions. Yet we have the name of an island that belonged to the British West Indies at that time. I am thinking of putting St. Vincent B.W.I. or do I put St. Vincent only. What do you think?
- A: I would put St Vincent; BWI (note the semi-colon and lack of periods). --Mitchhollander 00:11, 22 August 2011 (UTC)
Q: Why are there Petitions submitted by women who were born in the US? I've seen three or four so far, and have entered 'USA' into the field.
- A: As to keying, as hard as it is to resist, don't infer stuff that isn't actually on the forms we're keying. So, if it obviously is USA, but not on the form, leave the field blank.
- As to "Why?" take a look at this and other items related to the subject of naturlaization laws: http://www.archives.gov/publications/prologue/1998/summer/women-and-naturalization-1.html --Rhmaynard 17:44, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
Q: Is Plotsk, Russia supposed to be keyed as Plotsk; Russia as the birth country. Or should it just be keyed as Russia. One of the sections on Petition for Naturalization 1 states that he/she gives up allegiance to the Republic of Poland and(or) Present Goverment of Russia. Please advise. Thank you.
- A: If Russia is shown on the field of birth country, that is what should be keyed. If there was nothing in the birth country field, you would key Poland; Russia. But there is usually always something listed in the birth country field. -- Wiedwoman 17:10, 4 June 2011 (UTC)
Q: I know we're not supposed to infer what is not on the forms, but I have a "I was born in..." listed as Ruatan. Ruatan isn't in the drop-down list. Most likely because it's not a country - it's a Honduran island. It doesn't list Honduras on the form, but since Ruatan isn't a country, do I leave it blank since we're not supposed to infer?
- A: I would leave it blank. -- Wiedwoman 06:27, 4 December 2011 (UTC)
Q: If the petitioner has indicated he or she has no children, do I skip the field, mark it as blank, or type None? (Petition for Naturalization Form 1)
- A: Skip field. -- Wiedwoman 21:10, 7 June 2011 (UTC)
Q: I have seen a couple where they have no children on the Declaration of Intent form, then by the time they sign the final Petition for Naturalization, they have had a child. Does this child get entered?
- A: It would be entered on the petition, but not the declaration. You will only key information that is showing on that form. -- Wiedwoman 22:47, 14 July 2011 (UTC)
Document Date
Q: I am finding that some of the records from the 1930's do not have a "recorded" date on the bottom or anywhere else. However, in some cases, there is a date on the next image. Can I use that date or do I need to strictly adhere to "key as seen"? I hate leaving it blank.
- A: No you can't use a date from a different image. You will have to leave it blank. -- Wiedwoman 21:56, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
Q: On Petition for Naturalization, at bottom, there is signature of Petitioner, then Appl of Witnesses, their signatures, and then "subscribed and sworn" paragraph, with Clerk signature at very bottom and place and date. Is this a "record" date? I am questioning because the witnesses are all lumped into this final sentence and date.
- A: Yes, I would use this date as the record date. -- Wiedwoman 04:50, 1 December 2011 (UTC)
Q: I am seeing Petition for Naturalization type 3 records that are obviously from the early 1940s, determined by the date printed on the form itself (1-13-41). The forms end with the petitiner's signature. There is no field for date of recording. The guidelines say use the latest date on the record. That seems to be the printed date 1-13-41. Do you want us to use that date?
- A: No, leave the date blank. WAP wants the date the petitioner signed it. -- Wiedwoman 04:48, 1 December 2011 (UTC)
Alias Name
Q. I have two alias given in the same area one above the other. I am thinking I should use the one that used the word formerly but want a second opinion. one is typed formerly Maria Maltese second is typed also known as Maria Concetta Maltese Carubia
A: In the event of multiple aliases, take only the first listed. --Paulmd199 16:36, 27 September 2011 (UTC)
Q: In some cases there is an alias listed on the top of the page, Mary Smith formerly Maria Smyth, and a different name from when they entered the country, Marijanna Smzthsky. What takes precedence? Either option has the potential of making it easier/harder for whomever to track their ancestors.
- A: WAP has stated the first name that is shown as alias is to be the alias. So if Maria Smyth is showing on the first line, it would be the alias. -- Wiedwoman 15:39, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
Q: I've entered many records to date, primarily Petition #3. Now I'm doing some arbitration, and I realize that some people are listing the name that the petitioner wants to be changed to if admitted as an alias (Section 10, I believe). Before I started doing the abitrations, I didn't even notice this section. Would entering this name as an alias be appropriate if no other alias is given and arrival name is the same? ~lrshea~ 9/2/11
- A: If there is a different name for the petitioner anywhere on the form, it is an alias. -- Kateshort2 21:24, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
Q: If only the first name is an "alias", and surname is the same, do I enter only the first name alias, or repeat the surname? Pmk 9/16/11
- A: If the surname is the same, do not enter it as an Alias Surname. -- Kateshort2 21:24, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
Certificate of Arrival
Q: What catergory do you list a certificate of Arrival under? It has a photo and name and arrival date on it?
- A: The certificate of arrival is classified as a cover page. -- Wiedwoman 22:54, 28 July 2011 (UTC)
Q: Anna Berkowsky has 4 children and all of their names do not fit in the field. What should be done?
- A: you may continue typing. All of the data will be preserved. You may also adjust the field width to allow more visible space. --Paulmd199 23:45, 26 September 2011 (UTC)
Record Date for Petition #3
Q: I have come across several Petition #3 forms where the record date is only given on the bottom of the second page. However, the second page is an oath of allegiance and not keyed. Should the record date on the second page be keyed for the first or the field left blank?
A: We are not to pull information from one image to another. If there in no date on the first page we unfortunately must leave it blank. --Paulmd199 16:38, 27 September 2011 (UTC)
Glued Pages
Q: I have a Petition for Naturalization and above it, it says 'Glued Pages'. Most of the Petition is showing except for 2 names of children. Should I key it?
A: If this is the best or only image of this Petition, then yes, key it as best as can be done. Most fields will be visible. The dilemma you point out is where some, but not all info is available. I'd mark the child field Illegible if you can't type them all in, but others may suggest typing what you can. I'm not sure what is "right" in that case. Leave other not visible fields blank (unless required to be Cntl-B)--Rhmaynard 13:58, 18 October 2011 (UTC).
Q: I have a Petition for Citizenship where a court order for it to be amended appears glues to the side of it. The handwritten name can not be read, the typed is crossed out, but the attached amendment with the correct name is readible. Should I even key the document? List it as a cover page?
Keying Tool Issues
I have asked these questions before but have not received any answers, so I thought I would try asking them again as a new article.
Q: General question regarding interaction with WAP. I have a high speed connection that I use to download image sets and submit them once I have keyed them. From the slowness of the downloads and response after submitting the keyed image sets one would think I am using a dial up connection. Does WAP have any plans to upgrade the system to support the large number of people who are participating as volunteers in the program?
Q: Are there any plans to upgrade the keying tool so the image remains at the magnification and display position the keyer placed it in rather than going back to the display magnification and position it had when first opened? It is rather frustrating to move an image to where the information you need to key can be seen, only to have the image jump to a different position as soon as you start actually keying that information.
Q: Are there any plans to upgrade the keying tool to accept dual country entries separated by a semi colon as the instructions say to do rather than requiring the keyer to F7 the entry for it to be accepted?


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Desert Dogs ride stellar debut from Marlins' Heaney
In his first start for Glendale in the Arizona Fall League, left-hander Andrew Heaney picked up right where he left off this summer.
Heaney, the Marlins' No. 2 prospect, struck out six batters in three scoreless innings against Scottsdale on Friday, leading Glendale to a 5-1 victory at Scottsdale Stadium.View Full Game Coverage
Heaney used his low-90s fastball, slider and changeup to shut down the Scorpions. He said his full complement of pitches felt good.
"I had all three pitches working tonight, which was nice," Heaney said. "It was nice to compete again."
When he's been healthy this year, Heaney has pitched like the Marlins thought he would when they selected him ninth overall in the 2012 First-Year Player Draft. A strained lat muscle kept him out until May, but he was one of the Minor League's best pitchers the rest of the season.
Heaney dominated the Florida State League before earning a promotion to Double-A Jacksonville in August. Between the two levels, Heaney posted a 1.60 ERA and struck out 89 batters In 95 1/3 innings.
It was more of the same Friday. Heaney allowed two hits and no walks while tying the early-season, single-game high for strikeouts.
"I threw a couple good changeups, a couple good sliders and my fastball location was good," Heaney said. "It was a solid outing"
The Desert Dogs began the game with three straight hits and a sacrifice fly to take an early 2-0 lead against right-hander Hansel Robles. Right fielder Brandon Jacobs, the White Sox No. 8 prospect, added to the lead in the second inning with his second home run in the AFL, a solo blast.
Second baseman Eddie Rosario, the Twins' No. 5 prospect, drove in two more runs with a two-out single in the fourth inning. He was the only Desert Dog with multiple hits, finishing the night 2-for-4 with a stolen base and three RBIs.
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Scottsdale scored its lone run in the fourth inning after right-hander Zack Jones relieved Heaney. Right fielder Cory Vaughn led off the inning with a triple and then came home on a passed ball by catcher Pratt Maynard. Jones recovered to strike out the next three hitters.
First baseman Angel Villalona went 2-for-4 with a double for Scottsdale. He and designated hitter Cam Maron were the only two Scorpions to reach base more than once. Maron went 1-for-2 with a double and a walk.
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John C. Harrison joined the faculty in 1993 as an associate professor of law after a distinguished career with the U.S. Department of Justice. His teaching subjects include constitutional history, federal courts, remedies, corporations, civil procedure, legislation and property. In 2008 he was on leave from the Law School to serve as counselor on international law in the Office of the Legal Adviser at the U.S. Department of State.
A 1977 graduate of the University of Virginia, Harrison earned his law degree in 1980 at Yale, where he served as editor of the Yale Law Journal and editor and articles editor of the Yale Studies in World Public Order. He was an associate at Patton Boggs & Blow in Washington, D.C., and clerked for Judge Robert Bork on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He worked with the Department of Justice from 1983-93, serving in numerous capacities, including deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Counsel (1990-93).
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WILLIAMSTOWN - Mary Elizabeth (Downs) Farnsworth, 87, died on Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at the Gifford Medical Center in Randolph, Vt., after a short illness.
Mary was born Feb. 27, 1925, in Barre, Vt., the daughter of Frank and Mary (Morse) Downs, of Williamstown, Vt. She attended grammar and high school with her four sisters and brother in Williamstown, and graduated from Green Mountain College, then worked for the Barre Times Argus.
On June 29, 1946, Mary married Sherward Sprague Farnsworth, of East Brookfield. Following their marriage, they made their first home in Williamstown where they raised four sons. In 1960, the family moved to Essex Junction where Mary was known for her sewing skills at the church bazaars, her handmade ties and knitting, for her mischievous wit and her love of friends and family. Mary loved the outdoors where she enjoyed golfing, snowshoeing, downhill and cross-country skiing.
In 1991, Mary and Sherward relocated to Lillian, Ala., for the winter months and spent their summer months in East Brookfield, Vt., at the family homestead, the Bee Hive. In the spring of 2010, they left their close friends in Alabama and returned to Williamstown. Mary and "Woody," her husband of 64 years, shared a deep love of their lord and a very special view of his creations. Sherward predeceased her in the spring of 2011.
Survivors include her husband's sister, Elouie (Farnsworth), and her husband, William P. Snyder, of Lancaster, Pa.; her son Sherward G. Farnsworth and his wife, Ellen, of Shelburne, Vt.; her son Leonard O. Farnsworth III and his wife, Elizabeth, of Lincoln, Vt.; her son James F. Farnsworth and his wife, Gretchen, of Moretown, Vt.; her son Jon F. Farnsworth and his wife, Alison, of Colchester, Vt.; four grandsons, Leonard Owen Farnsworth IV, Adam Frederic Farnsworth, Michael Gregory Randall Farnsworth and Christopher James Farnsworth; three great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was predeceased by her four sisters, Dorothy Graham and her husband, Donald, of Williamstown, Ruth MacKenzie and her husband, George, of Wilder, Vt., Jessie Wilcox and her husband, James, Bernice Kynor and her husband, Dick; her brother, Richard Downs, and his wife, Eleanor; her husband Sherward's two brothers, Leonard Owen Farnsworth Jr. and Durward Farnsworth and his wife, Edith; and her sister-in-law Elaine (Farnsworth) and her husband, Howard Tyrrell.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Feb. 16 at the First Congregational Church in Pond Village, Brookfield, Vt. Friends and family will be received immediately following the service. A memorial service will be during the summer with interment in East Brookfield Cemetery.
Friends may make contributions in memory of Mary to First Congregational Church, P.O. Box 406, Brookfield, VT 05036.
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Cary Williams feels a certain way about the New England Patriots, and he has never been shy about letting everyone know.
About two weeks before his team's joint practice sessions in New England, the Philadelphia Eagles cornerback decided to bring up "Spygate," calling the Patriots "cheaters" and pointing out that they "haven't won a Super Bowl since they got caught."
A week later, Williams stood by his comments.
So in the aftermath of Friday night's preseason matchup, during which Williams intercepted quarterback Tom Brady and returned it 77 yards for a touchdown, everyone expected more of the same from vocal cornerback.
What they got instead was an apology.
"It was just mutual respect between two guys," Williams told reporters, claiming that he went up to Bill Belichick Friday night to bury the hatchet on his previous comments. "Coach Belichick respected me, and I respected him. I respect the organization, and I told him I was sorry for the words that I said.
"… That was a situation where, playing these guys in the playoffs, you kind of develop a hate for them, and you try to use anything to get your mind going. … In that situation, I could have chosen my words a little bit wiser."
Before joining Philadelphia, Williams spent four seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, who met the Patriots three times in the playoffs during his tenure there. Now, he says, that's water under the bridge.
"I have nothing but the utmost respect for the organization and him as a GM and head coach," Williams added. "He just said there were no hard feelings, and he appreciated the comments I made this week. It was just two guys respecting each other and understanding there is some history there.
"It is not necessarily bad blood but the spirit of competition. I said some things that I wish I could take back."
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