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Rookie Joseph Randle is set to start for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 7 against the Philadelphia Eagles after yet another injury to DeMarco Murray, which sparked some trade rumors on Sunday morning that the team could be looking to trade for a running back before the NFL trade deadline.
However, shortly after the report has come to light, the team and many close to the organization have vehemently denied they are looking to add a running back in the next few weeks.
A trade would make sense for Dallas, when you consider all of the injury issues that have plagued Murray since taking over as the starting running back, but apparently they have confidence he will be able to stay healthy down the stretch and help the team.
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Dr. Ragbir Bhathal is an Australian astronomer, currently based at the University of Western Sydney (UWS), Australia. He is known for his work on Optical Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (OSETI). He did his Ph.D. in magnetism at the University of Queensland. He has served as a UNESCO consultant on science policy for the ASEAN group of nations, as an Adviser to the Federal Minister for Science and was the Project Director for the million dollar Sydney Observatory restoration building program.[1] Dr Bhathal also designed and built the twin dome UWS Rotary Observatory at the UWS Campbelltown Campus[2][3] and was Patron of Macarthur Astronomical Society from 1997 to 2011.
Dr Bhathal carries out research in nanosecond laser pulsed communications, astrophysics, galactic surveys, astronomical image analysis and processing at UWS. In December 2008, he observed a sharp 'laser look-alike' signal emanating from the globular cluster 47 Tucanae.[4] However, despite further searches, the signal has yet to be replicated.[5]
- Bicentennial Royal Society of NSW Medal for services to science and research.
- CJ Dennis Award for excellence in natural history writing.
- Nancy Keesing Fellowship by the State Library of NSW.
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- Australian Astronomer John Tebbut: The Life And World Of The Man On The 100 Dollar Note
- Under the Southern Cross: A Brief History of Astronomy in Australia
- Australian Astronomers: Achievements at the Frontiers of Astronomy
- Australian Backyard Astronomy
- Profiles: Australian Women Scientists
- Selected Documents In Aboriginal Astronomy
- Aboriginal Astronomy
- Mt Stromlo Observatory: From Bush Observatory to the Nobel Prize (co-author with Ralph Sutherland and Harvey Butcher).
- ^ "Dr Ragbir Bhathal | University of Western Sydney". UWS. 2012-03-21. Retrieved 2012-04-08.
- ^ "Campbelltown Rotary Observatory | University of Western Sydney". UWS. 2012-01-20. Retrieved 2012-04-08.
- ^ "Campbelltown Rotary Observatory". Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia. 28 April 2000. Retrieved 8 April 2012.
- ^ Bhathal, Ragbir (2010). "The Australian Optical Seti Project". Retrieved 8 April 2012.
- ^ Callaghan, Greg (9 May 2009). "Watch this space". The Australian. The Australian. Retrieved 8 April 2012.
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- University of Western Sydney official website


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Socio-indicators Related to Social Perception of Reforms in the Public Health System. The Romanian Case
AbstractThe paper approaches the social perception of the reform in the public health system through statistic modelling and analyses. Based upon the general framework of the European and international activities on improving the public health policies, the structure of the first part of the paper comprises the description of the health security models, analyses for Central and Eastern European countries, SWOT analysis on the health system in Romania. The socio indicators are empirically described, taking into consideration the measurement of the medical staff opinion on the quality of the reform process
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Mercedes runs silent with world's fastest electric speedboat
Need a toy with 12 motors that could power a small apartment for one month? Look no further.
The construction yellow paint job on the Cigarette AMG Electric Drive Concept, a 42-foot speedboat built in Miami, would need to be toned down. Everything else sounds just right for a 100-mph dash out of the harbor.
That speed makes this boat, the latest in a series of custom "AMG" models built by Cigarette Racing, the fastest electric speedboat in the world. Cigarette borrowed the technology used in the SLS AMG Electric Drive Concept, which will start limited production this June at around $500,000 each. Then, AMG turned it up to 11 -- or rather, 12 -- by installing two banks of electric motors, six on each side. In total, they're good for 2,200 horsepower and 2,213 lb-ft of torque, all without a single noxious emission.
Two onboard chargers rated at 44 kilowatts (nearly seven times the juice flowing into the 2013 Nissan Leaf) refill the boat's giant 240 kilowatt-hour battery (10 times that of a Leaf) in seven hours. Two more chargers cut that time to less than than three hours.
In a private marina, such power would likely cost a fortune even after eliminating marine fuel. Mercedes wouldn't hint at a price for this concept, either. But people like Joe, if they're not in prison, could afford everything required to own such a speedy watercraft.
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outland is the gauntlet. if a character stalls out there for too long, they're gone and i'm rolling something else. this happened to my first tank and damn near happened to my rogue, only i got the news of fangs of the father and realized there was something to work towards, maybe.
of course i'm now starting to really feel the 'guh. rogue.' scenario. yeah they're interesting but leveling just feels... stale. and it's not northrend so much as the mechanics of the rogue. the very static approach doesn't feel engaging at the moment.
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Oxford MI home sales - units, prices and total sales volume were up significantly (2013 over 2012). Unit sales in 2013 were up 16% from 2012. The average sales price was up 21% from 2012 and up 26% from 2011. Volume sales were up almost 22 million from 2012 and distressed sales were down significantly. […]
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation has been busy working on projects to improve transportation throughout Moore County in advance of the U.S. Open Championships.
NCDOT said around 350,000 people are expected in to visit Moore County over the course of both the mens and womens championships.
Numerous roadway improvements were made by NCDOT crews to help the Pinehurst area accommodate the expected influx in population.
"The work we've done will not only make it easier and safer for visitors to travel to Pinehurst for the U.S. Open, but it will also benefit local residents and commuters long after the tournaments are over," said Transportation Secretary Tony Tata.
North Carolina Highway 211 was widened from two to four lanes, according to the NCDOT.
"It's obviously much quicker now and two lane highway going to four lane highway as opposed to one, so it's a great improvement for the area," said Carl Fleming, who lives in Pinehurst.
The improvements took time, testing the patience of some people who live in the area.
"It's been really aggravating to have to put up with road construction, but it's going to be well-worth it," said Graham Fox, who lives in Candor. "The road construction is something that we really needed. That's been a really good thing, I think, for the area. The four lane that they put in was something we've needed for years."
Sherri Ivey of Pinehurst agreed.
"The roads go through a lot smoother. There's five schools that go through 211, so the traffic at school time has been horrendous, so all four lanes being up has been a big help," she said.
Also, crews replaced a bridge on U.S. 15/501 in Aberdeen.
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"We're expecting 2,000 to 4,000 airplanes, ranging from small single- engine airplanes to corporate jets, to land at our airport during the tournaments," said Moore County Airport Executive Director Steve Borden.
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Bus Driver Suspended ... for Wearing a Pink Tie!
MYFOX News: An Illinois bus driver was suspended for a day without pay after he showed up to work wearing a pink tie in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
William "Bill" Jones, 46, who has been a bus driver in the Springfield Mass Transit District for nine years, served his suspension, but said he will file a formal grievance, according to the State Journal Register.
Jones said he wore the tie on the first Friday of the month as a way to recognize close family members who had battled the deadly disease.
"It represents the women of my family who have fallen to breast cancer and cancer itself," Jones said. "And to all women across this country who have either fallen from the disease or who have survived. That's basically what it's for."
While SMTD managing director Linda Tisdale didn't comment specifically about Jones' case, she did say that employees are expected to show up to work wearing their uniform.
"Any time there is a deviation from the uniform, the employee must ask in advance," Tisdale said. "We've tended to work with them on these occasions. It's approved in advance so any deviation can be open up to all the operators."
Ironically enough, Jones' violation has now led to the mass transit district approving of employees wearing pink on Fridays in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Last Friday members of the Marcos de Niza High School football team in Tempe, Ariz., donned pink jerseys for their game as part of a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Arizona Cardinals donated the jerseys, which will be auctioned off to benefit cancer research. Other sports teams and figures have also been flaunting their pink this month.
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I'm all for supporting cancer, and I know October is breast cancer month. What happened to asking, or following the rules and finding a happy medium? Or a pink ribbon on his approved uniform? On his shirt, or use it as a tie tack on his uniform tie? I bet you can even buy pink ribbon tie tacks, too. I'm old school, I guess. I just think breaking a rule and then crying fowl is a bit much? My own mom had a lump removed, I am a supporter of the cause, just not in sneaky ways.
Why can't a bus driver wear a pink tie in honor of Breast cancer month? Is it against a dress code or something? What's wrong with this world, if you cannot show your support for breast cancer?
Its not that he showed support for breast cancer its that he broke the dress code without asking in advance


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I'm eat alot of good fats like organic pb and whole milk by the litres to get in the extra calories and when im home i eat nothing but chicken and carbs. My protein shakes are calorie bombs with the...
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I'm eat alot of good fats like organic pb and whole milk by the litres to get in the extra calories and when im home i eat nothing but chicken and carbs. My protein shakes are calorie bombs with the...
It sucks.
I tried chicken in a can once cos i thought it would be alright... how wrong i was.
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Read one series like battle royale and you'll think differently about them... they aren't comics.
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Just eat. Stop acting all healthy. Eat what you want and lots of it. Don't worry how much protein is in it you can make that up with shakes. I have two shakes a day and just eat carbs all day it...
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A chicken, bacon and lettice, wholemeal sandwich with mayo. Packet of Walkers crisps (cheese and onion). A can of diet pepsi. An hour later, 2 pints of whole milk.
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A couple gave heroin substitute methadone to a baby who died of suspected poisoning, a court has heard.
Holly Agius, aged 14 months, died after being taken to hospital from her home in Broadwell, near Coleford, in Gloucestershire.
Her mother Bonny Richards, 27, and partner John Davies, 31, admitted two counts of cruelty towards the little girl.
One charge covered a six-month period between July 2008 and January last year.
Richard Smith QC, prosecuting, told Bristol Crown Court the pair gave Holly methadone on "repeated occasions".
A separate charge of manslaughter, which they denied, was withdrawn by the prosecution and Mr Smith asked that the charge lie on file.
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I've always loved anything that involves the mountains and the outdoors and it was inevitable that I would take on a job that was a little less average. After leaving school I decided to study for a degree in Outdoor Leadership and Management during which I achieved qualifications in mountain leadership and rock climbing instruction. I realised that I was spending any available time doing anything to do with the outdoors, whether that meant travelling up to Scotland in the winter months to ice climb, spending hours on the internet and in the books searching for the newest training techniques and skills for fell running, or finishing late night dissertation sessions and driving out to the Brecon Beacons to trail run into early hours of the morning, I was hooked!
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Employees and pensioners of agencies of the U.S. who live or work in the State of Michigan, or who report to a federal agency headquarters located in the State of Michigan.
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Excluded are areas of southwestern Wayne, northern and western Oakland, and northern Macomb counties. These specific communities of each county are eligible for PDCU membership:
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Allen Park, Brownstown Township, Canton Township, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Ecorse, Flat Rock, Garden City, Gibraltar, Grosse Ile, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Shores, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Highland Park, Inkster, Lincoln Park, Livonia, Melvindale, Northville, Northville Township, Plymouth, Plymouth Township, Redford Township, River Rouge, Riverview, Romulus, Southgate, Taylor, Trenton, Wayne, Westland, Woodhaven, and Wyandotte.
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Center Line, Chesterfield Township, Clinton Township, Eastpointe, Fraser, Harrison Township, Mt. Clemens, New Baltimore, Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Shelby Township, Sterling Heights, Utica, and Warren.
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Capital Welding Inc., Warren
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Crystal Home Healthcare, Inc., Detroit
Davita - New Center Dialysis, Detroit
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Detroit Gallery of Crafts, Detroit
Detroit Public Television - Channel 56, Detroit
Detroit Youth Foundation, Detroit
Dickerson Group, Inc., Southfield
Distinctive Styles, Detroit
Dopar Support Systems, Detroit
Easter Seals, Southfield
Facets of Todd Michael Inc., Detroit
Farbman Group, Detroit
The Fisher Group, Detroit
Fisher Theatre, Detroit
Fountain View Café, Detroit
Frank's Creative Catering, Detroit
Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit
Hubbard-Richard, Detroit
Image Success, Southfield
Jefferson Plastics Company Inc., Troy
Jim Schuster, Attorney, Southfield
JOWA Associates, Detroit
Katherine & Co. Beauty Salon, Detroit
Laurus Academy, Southfield
Magellan Behavioral Health, Detroit
Michigan Minority Business Development Council, Detroit
Miller Parking, Detroit
MMI, Inc., Southfield
Motor City Grill, Detroit
Nesco Northeast Service, Inc, Troy
Nu Metric Body, Warren
Papa Romano's (New Center One only), Detroit
Pediatric Staff, Detroit
Perfect Placement, Oak Park
Pinkerton, Detroit
Poly Flex Inc., Southfield
Prof Construx, Hazel Park
ProLiteracy Detroit
Ricco Trucking, Warren
Service Centers Corporation, Southfield
Shepherd Properties/Platinum Properties
Southeastern Michigan Healthcare Assoc., Detroit
Bill Snethkamp, Inc., Detroit
Soft Touch Painting, Southfield
Straith Hospital, Southfield
Strategic Protection, Detroit
Suttons Deli, Southfield
T.Y. Lin International, Southfield
Tact Security, Oak Park
Three Sixty Services, Inc., Southfield
Ticketmaster, Bingham Farms
Trizec Properties, Detroit
UAW - Legal Services Plan, Detroit
Valet Shop, Detroit
United Security Agency, Inc., Southfield
Vassel's Catering Inc., Southfield
Wayne Center, Detroit
Detroits 62/CBS TV & UPN WKBD TV 50, Southfield
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There are some big changes in store for math classes at West Deptford schools.
As part of approving a curriculum for the school district, the school board on Monday approved revised changes to the mathematics curriculum for grades K-5 and 9-12. The changes align West Deptford's curriculum with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), the new benchmark used across New Jersey.
The school district's director of curriculum, Kristin O'Neill, gave a presentation to the board to explain the changes.
The new model curriculum is the first that New Jersey's Department of Education has issued. The new curriculum aims to to prepare students for the new Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) tests that all students in the state will begin taking in 2015.
The new math curriculum, which can be found in full at the state Department of Education website, uses progressive scale of learning with very defined requirements for students at every grade level. The new standards should challenge students in preparation for the PARCC, which will feature varying quarterly assessments. O'Neill noted that the new assessments are much more challenging and include open-ended questions, unlike other assessment tests.
PARCC tests will be administered in 22 other states and the District of Columbia as well.
"The department of eds, for the first time to my knowledge, are actually talking about a common language and a common focus," O'Neill said.
A lot of factors go into new curriculum shift—one is the need for new textbooks that align better with the changes. That's a bit of a problem, O'Neill noted, because there's no textbook on the market that directly correlates to the CCSS at every level. Currently, the district uses Everyday Math as its textbook, and teachers must pick specific parts of the book to teach to ensure they're teaching the state curriculum.
O'Neill told the school board she hopes to find a teaching resource that helps teachers follow the new curriculum. Quotes for new math textbooks run in the range of $200,000, so district officials must ensure they purchase the right books.
"We have to be very careful with our resources such as time and money, but we also have to make decisions at the same time," O'Neill said.
Parents also play a part in the new curriculum through involvement with students' schoolwork.
"This is a commitment by everybody: teachers, students, parents," said O'Neill. "There are less standards, but they are much deeper and require more knowledge. Practicing your math facts at home and practicing your times tables—and practicing them so that the kids understand them fluently—is crucial."
The curriculum for grades 6-8 hasn't been fully detailed, so those grades will not transition to the new standards until the next academic year.
There will also be changes coming to the language arts curriculum next year. O'Neill explained that the district opted to make the changes in math first and will soon shift focus to language arts.


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We are now streaming in full the death/grind dissonance that is Flourishing's new album "Intersubjectivity" in honor of its release tomorrow! Listen here.
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Live Report: Midnight, Villains, Parasytic and Trenchgrinder took over the tiny venue that is the Acheron in Brooklyn.
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A prime spot along Forest Avenue near Wing Street in downtown Plymouth sits vacant admist a dense marketplace of local businesses.
The space, at 575 Forest Ave., sports a for-lease sign in front inviting a potential small business that can fill the void.
What would you like to see in this space?
Share your thoughts on what you'd like to see in this prime downtown spot.
The space is a mid-sized spot that can accommodate a small retail operation, studio or small food establishment. One thing it can't accommodate is an alcohol-serving establishment; the city has liquor licenses capped in the city, with a stricter limit on the number of downtown liquor-serving businesses.
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Perfect bass for a begginer or intermediate bass player. Nothing wrong with it really, will compare to other high priced basses.J.B. rated this unit on 2005-02-19.
I bought this bass because it's cheap and easy to use for a person learning the bass such as myself. It cost about 275 euro (ireland).
great for starting out. useless for heavy style players.Adrian rated this unit on 2003-11-02.
I was looking for an inexpensive backup bass. I paid $165.00 for it at Guitar Center.
I wish I hadn't bought this Bass, it doesn't feel right to me, I don't think I will ever be happy with it. Some folks might, but this bass is flat out wrong for me.SuperDave 3006 rated this unit on 2003-10-15.
I picked this beaty up in a shop called Fret music and for only £139. A great value bass and such good quality. A brilliant buy!
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Alumni Association honors graduates, faculty, families
The UGA Alumni Association this year recognized three individuals and a Houston family for their loyalty and support to the university. Alumni merit awards went to former Gov. Joe Frank Harris (BBA '68) and W. Hamilton Jordan (AB '67), who served as chief of staff to former President Jimmy Carter.
The faculty service award was presented to William "Bill" Barstow, who will retire this summer after 35 years on the faculty of the plant biology and cellular biology departments.
George (BBA '76) and Jack (M '79) Fontaine of Houston, their wives and children were named Family of the Year for their significant contributions to the university. Jack and Nancy Fontaine gave money to UGA to endow the John Fontaine Jr. Center for Alcohol Awareness and Education, named in memory of their son, who was killed in a car accident involving alcohol in 2000. Georgia Fontaine gave UGA money to underwrite a music business certificate program in the Terry College.


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According to the Bible (Book of Genesis chapter 1, verse 16 ) both the sun and the moon emit their own light. Prove it scientifically? But The QURAN mention 1400 years ago. In SURAH FURQAN C 25 V 61 Blessed is He who placed constellations in the skies, and placed therein a Lamp (a sun having its own light) and a Moon (having a reflected light or a borrow light). The Arabic words use for moon-light in the QURAN is "Munir" or "Nur" meaning reflected light or a borrowed light.
what do you think ??
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"and God made two great lights: the greater to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night. He made the stars also." this is the correct script. EMIT word is not wriiten, cant proceed further.Answered by sharad sharad, 09 Mar '10 10:42 am
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Well said ,also in quran said GOD is NHUR means god is light or energyAnswered by mohd basheer, 09 Mar '10 10:16 am
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Superstar Shah Rukh Khan entertained his fans in Muscat with a performance on the eve of Valentine's Day.
The 47-year-old actor performed to an audience of nearly 25,000.
In the nearly three-hour event titled 'Temptation Reloaded', Shah Rukh Khan was accompanied by Bollywood beauties Katrina Kaif, Preity Zinta and Anushka Dandekar alongwith singer-actor Ali Zafar.
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This smart and unpretentious tapas restaurant brightens an otherwise quiet street in Portland's East Side with its inviting ruby-red walls and polished dark wood tables. Chef John Gorham uses local ingredients to create Spanish-inspired dishes like marinated sheep's cheese with rose-petal harissa and mint. There's also an incredible paella tossed with chicken, chorizo, clams, shrimp and mussels.


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Last week's contest was won by worf. It was the home of the Toledo Mud Hens.
This week's is a random location somewhere in the state of Iowa, good luck!
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Last week's contest was won by worf. It was the home of the Toledo Mud Hens.
This week's is a random location somewhere in the state of Iowa, good luck!
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Exodus 32:24-29
Moses saw that the people were running wild and that Aaron had let them get out of control and so become a laughingstock to their enemies. So he stood at the entrance to the camp and said, "Whoever is for the LORD, come to me." And all the Levites rallied to him.
Then he said to them, "This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: 'Each man strap a sword to his side. Go back and forth through the camp from one end to the other, each killing his brother and friend and neighbor.' " The Levites did as Moses commanded, and that day about three thousand of the people died. Then Moses said, "You have been set apart to the LORD today, for you were against your own sons and brothers, and he has blessed you this day."
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Maddow: New polls show mid-term elections tilting toward Democrats.
White House: West Wing Week.
Scotland Votes to Remain in UK:
Ann Telnaes: Hillary's back.
Thom: GOPer admits that Obamacare is working.
Mental Floss: 35 jobs that no longer exist.
Drums of War:
James Rustad: What would Richard Nixon Do?
WaPo: Rick Perry 2.0.
Debate: Rand Paul v. Rand Paul.:
Thom: The Good, The Bad, and The Very, Very Ugly.
Bush League:
Bill Maher's dirty little secret.
Thom: Both the evangelical movement and ISIS are anti-evolution extremists.
Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot:
Sam Seder: School privatization leads to rats and feces.
Maddow: Mid-term troubles. Republicans panic as Senate candidates slip.
Liberal Viewer: James Baker admits George W Bush caused chaos in Middle East.
Sam Seder: Chris Hayes BUSTED for un-PC talk.
Thom with more Good, Bad, and Very, Very Ugly.
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Last week's Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
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Well, good news.
Yesterday Metro announced a series of new savings that will reduce the overall service cut from 550,000 annual service hours to 400,000, or about 11%.
That's still going to be a tough hit. It also won't save the cuts coming later this month. But that combined with if Seattle votes yes on Prop 1 in November maybe within Seattle city limits, we'll still be able to get around OK. And it's sad that OK in the places we need it most is the best we can hope for, but I guess that's what happens when the voters reject transit.
In the long run, trying to fill the gap with more and more concessions from transit workers is not going to work. The more you go the less fat there is to cut. These big important things are expensive and we can't do them on the cheap. If we want good transit, we have to pay for good transit.
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I genuinely feel sorry for Republican King County Council member Reagan Dunn. He's had a couple tough years. His political ambitions suffered a major blow when he lost his race for Attorney General. He's recently divorced with two young children, and that totally sucks. And now we learn of his struggle with alcohol addiction and his guilty plea to a drunk driving charge.
I feel for him. And I sincerely hope he manages to stay dry and get everything but his political ambitions back on track. But I gotta say, I'm pretty stunned by this admission from the Seattle Times:
In discussing the plea, Dunn said he had voluntarily completed an inpatient alcohol-treatment program in the Los Angeles area in 2011.
(The Times learned of the treatment just before the August 2013 primary race for his seat, but after investigating it chose not to publish the information because it was two years old, Dunn had not committed a crime and there was no evidence that alcohol was affecting his job.)
So, I've got two problems with that decision. First, I think it's just plain wrong. Voters deserved to know that Dunn had an alcohol problem so severe that it drove him to seek treatment (and anybody who has dealt with alcoholism and/or alcoholics knows how severe the problem must get before an alcoholic is generally willing to take that step). Maybe there was no evidence that Dunn had committed a crime or that his drinking was affecting his job, but drunks with cars tend to drive drunk. They just usually don't get caught. And it's hard to believe that an addiction so severe that it drove Dunn to seek treatment, hadn't affected his job. So yeah, voters deserved to know.
And I gotta wonder if the editors would have been so protective had they possessed such devastating information about Dunn's Democratic opponent?
But my second problem is: Who the fuck do they think they are to take it upon themselves to make this decision in the first place? The only daily newspaper in town, that's who. And so they play the role of gatekeeper, however poorly, just because they can.
I've raked my fair share of mud over the years. And I don't always enjoy it. But this was legitimate news, goddammit, and as a newspaper, the Seattle Times had an obligation to report it.
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Looks like my new boss's "middle out" message is beginning to gain traction with political candidates:
That's former President Jimmy Carter's grandson, Jason Carter, running for governor of Georgia: "The best way to have a strong economy is to have middle class people with money in their pockets."
And the other day, an AP news report made this matter of fact statement: "That report ties the slowed [sales tax revenue] growth to rising income inequality, which appears to stunt overall economic growth."
This is the new conventional wisdom (as it should be) that income inequality is bad for the economy. Welcome to the dawning of the post-Trickle Down era.
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- Even when Rand Paul is probably right on policy and making fun of John McCain, he's still such a problem.
– It was pretty nice out last week, but still no surprise that better biking infrastructure brings out more bikes.
– You cannot defend abusing a child just because you like to cosplay on Sundays and eat yourself into a nacho coma
– We have the power to shape our online experiences, and this is my vote for yours to be beautiful. Have a wonderful day.
– Wait, am I going to have to start reading GQ?
– 70 years is pretty great.
– Random fact that I learned from too much Wikipeding instead of actually writing: Ambrose Bierce's middle name was Gwinnett.
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There goes the Seattle Times editorial board just making shit up again:
As efforts to develop publicly owned networks have failed, competition between multiple providers seems the best way to improve service.
Um, what effort to develop publicly owned networks? We've had no effort here in Seattle. There was an effort in Tacoma, and that's been up and running and providing reliable service for years. And recent municipal broadband networks using more advanced technologies have proven even more successful—for example, the affordable gigabit Internet the residents of Chattanooga now enjoy.
But while there has certainly been chatter about developing a municipal broadband network here in Seattle, and there have been a couple of studies over the years, there has been no actual effort to build one. None. Zero. Zilch. So please, stop lying to your readers, Seattle Times, in defense your inflexible pro-corporate/anti-government ideology.
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- On the one hand, you have to admire the audacity of street dealers trying to poach pot shops. On the other hand, I'd think that would be the worst place to sell. Maybe it's like when there's a Wendy's next to a Burger King? Also, don't threaten people.
– A couple different takes on Danny Westneat not having a car for a little while. You can read the column here, but there isn't much to add.
– I'm glad that Maria Cantwell is leading the charge to get the Washington NFL team to change their name.
– Waiting periods for abortion really are just calling women uninformed about their own bodies.
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If the fairness issue can't move the serious people to start the conversation on tax restructuring (and Washington State does have the most regressive tax structure in the nation), perhaps the negative economic impact of our current tax structure will?
Washington is among the states that depend most heavily on sales taxes for revenue, and a new report links a decline in growth of such funds to the rising concentration of wealth for the richest U.S. households.
The study by credit-ratings agency Standard & Poor's shows a significant decline in annual average state tax growth among the 10 most sales tax-dependent states, which includes Washington.
That report ties the slowed growth to rising income inequality, which appears to stunt overall economic growth. S&P also links it to a slowdown in average yearly gains in state tax revenues.
Washington is in fact the most sales-tax-dependent state in the nation, and it is crippling our ability to make the human and physical infrastructure investments we need. Our state's inability to fund McCleary? Blame the sales tax. King County Metro's 400,000 hours of service cuts? Blame the sales tax.
Seriously, serious people, we need to add some sort of tax on income and/or wealth into the mix.
by Darryl — ,
Please join us tonight for an evening of politics over a pint at the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally.
We meet tonight and every Tuesday evening at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern, 2409 10th Ave E, Seattle. The starting time is 8:00 pm, but some folks show up before that for dinner.
Can't make it to Seattle tonight? Check out one of the other DL meetings this week. Tonight the Tri-Cities and Shelton chapters meet. The Lakewood chapter meets this Wednesday. And for Thursday, the Tacoma chapter meets.
With 204 chapters of Living Liberally, including seventeen in Washington state, three in Oregon and three in Idaho, chances are excellent there's a chapter meeting somewhere near you.
by Carl — ,
- Guest Editorial: To Fix Washington State's Problems, We Need Real Talk on Taxes
– Good on the groups flying Goodell Must Go banners over NFL games this week.
– I'm not sure Marco Rubio knows what defeat means.
– We should probably just raise the voting age to whatever Fox News' median is.
– Apparently the kids today are all entrepreneurs. Not because capitalism has failed them so they're doing something, but because that's how kids do, freedom, etc.
by Goldy — ,
These sort of stories—a deaf man allegedly Tased, beaten, and arrested by Hawthorne, California officers who mistook his attempt at sign language as a physical threat—generate the usual outrage over excess use of force. But there's one detail consistent with nearly every excessive force incident that doesn't seem to generate the outrage it should:
In February, Meister had been loading boxes of winter clothes and a snowboard that belonged to him at a friend's house when a neighbor mistook him for a robber and called police. When officers Jeffrey Salmon, Jeffrey Tysl, Erica Bristow, and Mark Hultgren arrived on the scene, they encountered Meister and ordered him to stop. The only problem is that Meister is deaf and couldn't hear the officers so he couldn't obey their commands.
After grabbing his hand, a startled Meister began communicating the only way he can- by using sign language. As he desperately tried to make them understand him, the cops decided that Meister was trying to resist and assault them. So they jumped him, took him to ground, shot him twice with a Taser and punched and kicked the crap of him until they finally arrested him and charged him with assault.
This automatic charge of assaulting an officer and/or resisting arrest nearly every time officers assault a suspect is one of the more pernicious practices of modern policing. I understand that police use it to justify their actions, and that it gives prosecutors and city attorneys leverage in negotiating plea deals or in persuading victims to drop lawsuits ("We'll drop our charges if you drop yours").
But the officers are lying.
It is one thing to be so fucking stupid as to beat and arrest a deaf man for not adequately responding to verbal commands. But by the time those charges were formally filed, everybody involved had to be totally aware of what had actually transpired. And yet they filed the assault charges anyway.
If I were to knowingly file a false report with the police, it would be a crime. Officers who file false reports to cover their tracks should be held criminally liable too.
by Lee — ,
Last week's contest was won by scottd. It was near the town of Walterston, Wales.
This week's is another random location somewhere on earth, good luck!


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Note To Recent Followers
I only check my new followers maybe once every three months and I will only add you if your username rings a bell.
I don't mean to be rude but truth is that I simply don't have the time to check out hundreds of blogs.
So if you feel that I would enjoy your blog and want to be added back, please send me a message and I'll check it out, yo!
Dankeschön.3 years ago
binnorie said: Ms. Wurzeltod,
So happy you Tumbled Dan Ouellette's Mewler and the group exhibit I've placed the work in.
Love your work. Hope you're well!
You're most welcome, Samantha. What an amazingly inspired show you've put together. I had no idea it was you behind it. That immediately makes it a gazillion times better, of course.
Good luck for the show! x
http://wurzeltod.tumblr.com/ask3 years ago
Anonymous said: is it possible for you to live inspired without having sex with creatives?
http://wurzeltod.tumblr.com/ask3 years ago
theredshoes said: ....do you want a minion? Because after reading your answers to all the other questions I must express my admiration somehow.
Thank you very much for the touching words. No offence but I really don't believe in co-owned blogs. Especially not here on Tumblr. I've tried group blogging about a decade ago but even though I had amazingly clever and talented people helping and writing with me, I was very much startled by the way a clear concept, directive and aesthetic can get diluted and how I started toning my voice down, how I started regurgitating irrelevant news I didn't feel any passion for just so that I was the first to post it and how I started writing for an audience. I hated that. Never ever write for an audience. It will up your Google ranking and iEgo forsho but it kills all good (blog) writing. Amen.3 years ago
liquidnight said: Here is a different version of that photo you recently asked about, with background information:
The book in which I found it is absolutely wonderful, just in case you haven't seen it already. But then again, pretty much anything from The Burns Archive is guaranteed to be a treasure.
Wow.. I should really check my messages more often - I've only just discovered this.
Thank you so much for the background information, it sure is greatly appreciated to finally have a context for that photograph. x3 years ago
urhajos said: Hey! I love your stuff and i hope you'll share some fantastic pieces of art in the future too. I'm sad that you stopped posting onto your blog, but it's also ok with this account. Please keep up the good work! Cheers : )
Thanks, mate. I will keep it coming. In my own time though.
I haven't actually stopped posting on the WurzelEmpire® for good, I just really don't have any time for the website and the forum at the moment, but if you have an RSS reader, make sure to add both sites to it and you'll see when they're up and running again. Apologies for the long absence.3 years ago
Anonymous said: Interspace: you've found new love (r.m.fenner) ?, interspace: you're a gallery owner ? is that all true or just interspace? ... time is running oh my godo :-)
Yes, it seems so. The Fenner is the ultimate proof that my little shrivelled black heart can still be broken with masterful mix CDs and blue-eyed charm. I'm that simple, really.
The gallery project is having its ups and downs and it's hiccuping its way through floods and major and minor disasters, but yeah, for now, you can stay tuned by subscribing to the newsletter here.3 years ago
Anonymous said: Are you going to the London Tattoo Convention? On Saturday or Sunday, look out for the halo of medical clamps :)
Nah, I hate the tattoo scene even more than the art scene. And that sure means something, lemme tell ya. >_<
A halo of medical clamps, however, sounds very intriguing indeed… do tell me more, please.
http://wurzeltod.tumblr.com/ask3 years ago
eyetwitch said: This time I have a request- can you put more music videos you like up? I have found a couple of new bands that I really liked through your posts.
I appreciate that you found new bands but my taste in music is seriously… unstable… and I just post whatever I feel like and very often, I can only listen to BBC Science & Nature and Steve Reich as the transcendence of music upsets me too much.
But I kinda started using my Last.fm so maybe you can find something interesting there? Your call.
http://wurzeltod.tumblr.com/ask3 years ago
Anonymous said: 3 years ago you told me that you don't believe in souls --- Remember ? ---Still think you've got no soul ? --- dings
Hey you, dings! Course I remember our smoked-filled early morning conversations on the patio. ^__^
Yes, I still stand by that statement. Souls are bullshit. We have a consciousness, subconsciousness and an unconsciousness with an anima and an animus, but no "soul".
Like most religio-ideological concepts, it's a terribly cute idea of the desperate mind, and definitely deserves some literary credit as it made a lot of great thinkers write great things, but noes, it's clearly a construct.4 years ago
horked-deactivated20101009-deac said: Well, you have very pretty teeth. Did you wear braces?
Haha. Yes, 15 pairs from the age of 5 until 15. I've had them all. Heck, I even had a "I'm proud to wear braces" badge.
Casts of my 4-year-old jaws can still be found at the Medical History Museum of the City of Zurich as a shocking example of teeth malformation. I'm so damn famous.4 years ago


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As a trauma nurse, I've cared for many patients involved in motorcycle crashes who suffered severe and sometimes fatal head injuries. The frustrating fact is that lives could have been saved and head injuries minimized had more motorcyclists and their passengers been wearing a helmet.
As of November 2008, only 20 states and the District of Columbia required all motorcycle drivers and passengers to wear helmets. Another 27 states require riders of a certain age (typically under 18) to wear a helmet. Three states-Illinois, Iowa, and New Hampshire-have no helmet laws.
More and more Americans, including many over 40, are riding motorcycles, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. As this number continues to rise, we nurses need to make this population a target for our crash and injury prevention efforts. Helmet use can significantly reduce serious injuries and death from motorcycle crashes. Unhelmeted motorcyclists involved in a crash are three times more likely to incur a head injury than helmeted riders. Motorcycle crash fatalities have dropped in states that enacted helmet laws and increased in states that repealed their helmet laws for adults. As nurses, we should encourage patients to wear helmets and contact our state legislatures to advocate for universal helmet laws.
Knowing that most crashes are preventable just makes it more disturbing when a patient suffers a traumatically amputated limb or severe spinal cord injury after being thrown from his motorcycle. Remind motorcyclists to drive responsibly, observe speed limits, and follow the same rules of the road as other motorists. Tell them to resist the temptation to weave around cars, and remind them that they're often hidden in another vehicle's blind spot and can easily be missed when a motorist checks his mirror. (To learn how to care for injured motorcyclists, see 'An Upward Trend in Motorcycle Crashes' starting on page 28 of this issue.)
About one-third of fatal motorcycle crashes involve drivers who had a blood alcohol content of 0.08 grams/dL or more. No one should drive any motor vehicle while intoxicated, but a motorcycle offers riders even less protection in a crash than an enclosed vehicle.
Finally, teach parents about the potential dangers of off-road motorcycling among children and teens. Recurrent concussions, which can have long-term consequences, are a risk of this increasingly popular but often dangerous sport. Helmet use is just as important for off-road motorists as for those driving on the highway.
Motorcyclists, motorists, lawmakers, parents, and healthcare providers must work together to make injury prevention a priority. Preventing motorcyclist deaths or life-changing injuries isn't as simple as strapping on a helmet or following the rules of the road-but those are good places to start.
Joan M. Pirrung, RN, APRN-BC, MSN
Program manager
Christiana Care Health System-Christiana Hospital Newark, Del.
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