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Caroline Elbert in 1962
21 August 2009
A Tribute to My Mom
Today is my Mom's birthday. She would be 69 years of age if she was still with us. She was born Caroline Elbert, on 21 August 1940 in New York City, and died on 11 January 2007 in Dyer, Indiana. She married my dad, Richard Livingston (1939-2005), on 19 September 1964. She was with us for too short a time. Happy birthday, Mom; we miss you!
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- kathryn said...
She seems like a lovely lady. I'm sure you enjoyed having her, for hower short the time. It's always too short.
kathryn - Sat Aug 22, 09:23:00 AM CDT
- Illuminated Ancestries said...
Thanks Kathryn. I don't think we are ever ready to lose our parents.
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9:30am Wednesday 11th April 2012 in Albion By Brian Owen
Gordon Greer insists nothing has changed in the play-off race – despite cruel defeat for Albion last night.
The Seagulls skipper felt his side deserved more against title-chasing Reading but has set his sights on earning three more wins from the remaining fixtures.
He said: "I don't think it really changes that much because of Monday's results (for Albion's rivals).
"It would have been great to have got the three points but we just need to win as many games as possible and see where it takes us."
Greer echoed his manager Gus Poyet's belief that Albion lost despite a good performance.
He added: "We played well. The boys are really disappointed not to get three points. It was just one of those nights."
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010
Sports Day
It was small child's first sports day. We had high hopes. She is a 3 year old Zola Budd, I boasted on Facebook. For a second, I considered making 'Team Small Child', Tees and banners. But I didn't want the other parents to feel inferior.
We were so optimistic, due to previous form in a toddlers race at big child's school. But at her very own sports day, well, she didn't put in her best performance. In the race where she had to pick up a bean bag, put a dolly in the buggy and race around the cone, she was lacking concentration.
In the sprint, she had a false start and then didn't notice when the others ran off.
So the medal cupboard is bare, but she came home with lots of stickers (every one's a winner these days), a pink Mini Milk and a smile. Next year Zola, next year...
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- Alijane said...
Oh the joy that is sports day!!
Full of hope but normally ends in tears and disappointment. At least she got a sticker and a pink mini milk. I would have ran around a few cones with a dolly pram for a mini milk.
x - 11 May 2010 11:39
- Mwa said...
So recognisable (to my shame). ;-)
- 11 May 2010 11:51
- Metropolitan Mum said...
I used to be all sporty spice during the year and really really crap at sports day. Too much pressure...
Re your house question. Our buyer's mortgage fell through. But we might put an offer on a place we've seen anyway. I find this all very frustrating and stressful... - 11 May 2010 11:57
- Millennium Housewife said...
Really, I'd consider swapping her for a differnt, concentration promising model. That'll show her.
ps word very is fably - 11 May 2010 13:34
- nappy valley girl said...
Tell her not to worry - I was always last on sports day......
I thought they weren't allowed to have winners and losers these days? - 11 May 2010 16:26
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Oh I blush with recognition!!
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- Helena Halme said...
Luckily I was spared these kinds of ambitions as neither child had a grain of sporting ability, to their father's great disappointment.
I have a show meme over on my blog for you. - 15 May 2010 15:43
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How brilliant! I too have a daughter not blessed in the sports department (much to husband's chagrin) but she still enjoys sports day. Great fun!
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IDK if I said this. I am using the purple APM2 board.
The 57kb problem must be some little timing error. I will try to trace it down.
When I get time I will post the source code for mavlink on the er9x site if it is ok with you.
I will call it er9xMavLink
Now it's back to school Monday. Spring break is over. Hard on a 65yo that went back to school to become an astrophysicist !
Great Earl,
It work now on APM2 and xbee.
Yes you can put this code on er9x, but it work on ArduCopter, not on ArduPlane.
I am younger than you, only 52 springs :)
Yea !! Works with APM2.0 board and version 2.30 of arduplane if you change the baud rate of serial3 to 38400 !
Tried with Mission Planner 1.1.59 and Ardupilot 2.3.2 works at 38kb good.
Works at 38kb on Arducopter 2.5.3 well also.
I have not checked 57kb lately. I don't know what com library they used to compile the hex code on 2.3.2 or 2.5.3
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I hope to get this working also with 56 k in the end as i want to use joystick control via MavLink in addition to the remote - so this will likely cause too high latency.
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Author Stephen King once asked his publisher to pull one of his novels off the shelves.
Six people had died — in real life.
Four boys in 10 years brought guns to school. One killed a teacher and two students. Another shot five members of a prayer group, killing three. All four teenagers had read Rage, a book King wrote when he was a teen himself and published under another name.
King, in a blunt, impassioned essay, wrote that when he learned of the copycat crimes, he wanted the book off the market. He argues the United States should do the same for assault weapons.
"You don't leave a can of gasoline where a boy with firebug tendencies can lay hands on it," he said in the 25-page piece, published last week for Amazon Kindle readers.
King, a Democrat who says he owns three handguns and supports the Second Amendment, argues stricter gun control "would save thousands of lives." (His earnings from the sale of the essay will go the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.) He says Australia shows it's possible.
In 1996, 28-year-old Martin Bryant shot and killed 35 people near Australia's Port Arthur historic site, a popular tourist destination. After the shootings, the country banned and bought up automatic and semi-automatic long guns, destroying at least 600,000 in 12 months — ultimately about a third of its privately owned guns.
It worked, King argues.
"Since the Bryant killings and the resulting tough gun laws, homicides by firearm have declined almost 60 percent in Australia. The guns-for-everyone advocates hate that statistic, and dispute it, but as Bill Clinton likes to say, it's not opinion. It's arithmetic, honey."
We wanted to know: Have homicides by firearm in Australia dropped almost 60 percent? And did those "tough gun laws" do it?
We asked King and Australian and American experts in gun violence for evidence.
By a few different measures, the arithmetic works. Homicides by firearm did decline after 1996 — in fact, had already been in decline.
One path to "almost 60 percent" comes from statistics compiled in part by Philip Alpers, a public health professor at the University of Sydney. The number of gun homicides fell from 69 in 1996 (excluding the 35 victims of the mass shooting prompting the laws) to 30 in 2012.
That's a decrease of 56.5 percent.
(And, yes, you read those numbers right. The United States has about the same number of gun homicides every day as happened in Australia last year.)
Then there's King's source, an item from Slate.com, he told us. It was a blog post citing a blog post citing a study — a reputable peer-reviewed piece in the American Law and Economics Review.
The researchers, Andrew Leigh of Australian National University and Christine Neill of Wilfrid Laurier University, found that in the decade after the gun laws, firearm homicides dropped 59 percent.
So, on the numbers, King has strong support.
But did the 1996 laws drive the numbers? That's more vexing.
"He could be right. Or he could be wrong," said David Hemenway, director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center, who wrote a helpful 2011 summary of the evidence. "The true answer is, we really don't know."
Leigh and Neill designed their study to test for the law's effect. They asked whether death rates dropped more in states that destroyed relatively more banned weapons through gun buybacks.


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from Deborah Luskins' commentary on Vermont Public Radio:
The population of Vermont has grown only ten percent in the last twenty years, and violent crime in that same period has dropped by thirty percent. But during these same years Vermont's prison population has swelled, and the cost of incarceration has skyrocketed. In these twenty years, Vermont has created more prison beds - and filled them - and still has to send some offenders out of state.
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Mexico and New Orleans Learn About Restorative Practices
From the 11 June Restorative Practices E-Forum by Laura Mirsky:
Both Mexico and New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, are experiencing high incidences of crime and violence. To find new ways to deal with this issue, participants from both locations recently attended special four-day immersion events at the IIRP's Bethlehem campus. An April 26-29 event involved 30 criminal and juvenile justice officials from 10 states in Mexico; a May 11-14 immersion included 15 educators and youth-justice professionals from New Orleans.
Both groups spent two days visiting the IIRP's model program schools for at-risk youth, operated by Community Service Foundation and Buxmont Academy (CSF Buxmont), and two days training in restorative practices. The participants were very excited about what they observed and learned, and most are hoping to begin implementing restorative practices when they return home.
The seeds for the Mexicans' visit were planted when John Bailie, IIRP director of trainers and lecturer at the IIRP Graduate School, presented a paper at the First International Restorative Justice Conference: Humanizing the Approach to Criminal Justice, in Oaxaca, Mexico, in September 2008. Subsequently, Nancy Flemming, coordinator of the alternative justice area of MSI's (Management Systems International) Programa de Apoyo para el Estado de Derecho en México [Support Program for the Rule of Law in Mexico — PRODERECHO] project, funded by USAID organized the IIRP visit to help immersion attendees find ways to improve their respective states' criminal justice systems. This undertaking was mandated by a 2006 amendment to the Mexican constitution requiring states to reform their penal codes to make them more effective and more humane — to include oral trials, the right to legal counsel and other legal prerogatives. Many of the immersion participants are involved in this reform process, in a variety of ways.
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What happens at the end of the year
Greg Lawton's post on Central Michigan Restorative Justice Initiative:
It's late May. The last day of school for 2009-10 is about 11 days away. For most of the students, teachers, faculty and staff it couldn't come sooner. For Restorative Justice workers like myself, it can be a difficult time. Due to the cumulative effect of discipline, minor misconduct can result in suspension, often for the rest of the year. Student follow-ups are hard to do because of absences, field trips, and assemblies. Day to day operations take a different tack. I find myself wanting to be part of the whole school effort to end well and I practice being a peaceful presence all the more.
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Ex-Chicago Cop on trial for torturing confessions from hundreds of Black Men
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....Flint Taylor, an attorney who represented many clients who say they were tortured by Burge, said the next battle is to change the laws regarding torture.
"Well, that's the statute of limitations problem and one of the many unaddressed issues in Chicago. We are very pleased that Burge is being prosecuted, but there is much left to do, and that includes dealing with federal and state statutes, legislation that would make torture a specific crime," said Taylor.
"And since it's a crime against humanity, there would be no statute of limitations, like there is no statute of limitations for genocide or murder. And in that instance, in the future, if there were another Burge or other torture -- another torture ring and it were covered up successfully for many years, then he could still or they could still be prosecuted for torture," Taylor added.
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Expert: End zero tolerance policies
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An education-law advocacy group said ending zero-tolerance policies in schools as recommended in the Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice on Thursday would have benefits far beyond the commission's goal of preventing a recurrence of the "kids-for-cash" scandal seen in Luzerne County.
"Statistics show that any contact students have with police increases the likelihood of future contacts," Education Law Center staff attorney David Lapp said. "People have termed it the 'prison pipeline.'"
Zero tolerance became popular after the 1999 Columbine High School shootings in Colorado, and former county Juvenile Court judge Mark Ciavarella openly advocated zero tolerance for many students who were brought to his bench. Ciavarella and former county judge Michael Conahan are accused of accepting millions of dollars for actions that benefited a private juvenile detention facility in Pittston Township.
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Excellent friction climbing on this one. Bolts close together at the crux make this a good one to try 5.11 slab, but it does take climbing a section of 5.9+ or 5.10 slab with pro far apart to get there. Pitch 1. Clip the low bolt and make an awkward 5.10 move onto an easy ramp. This section can be avoided by starting farther right, but if you want to avoid this move, you'll probably be better off avoiding the rest of the climb too. A directional piece above this move is a good idea to protect the follower. Follow the easy ramp up and left to a ledge below a vertical crack. Build an anchor here, unless you have reason to do the climb in a single 60m pitch. Pitch 2. Start up the slab, clip the first piton, work left and up on thin slab to the 2nd pin (5.9+ or 5.10 R) It's rather heady between the pitons but they are bomber. A few more moves gain a diagonal crack, and you get more pro, any cam 1"- 3" works. An intimidating but easy move puts you within reach of the first bolt on the final slab headwall. The well-protected face gets blanker and blanker with the hardest "surface tension" moves getting to the final bolt (crux). An intermediate belay at the ledge below the pitons and/or the final headwall is recommended to reduce rope drag, although I found it tolerable to climb the whole route in a single 58m pitch- a good idea if you have 3 people.
Start below a single bolt about 10' uphill and left of Yikes Dikes on the west side of the north face of South Rock.
1 bolt down low, then 2 fixed pins, then 3 bolts, to a 2-bolt anchor, with some of your own trad gear in between.. 1 60m rope works to descend the North side in a single rap. Find the center.
FA Doug Bridgers? "Felt all of 5.10R "SLAB" to Bob D'? Makes my palms sweat and I think I just vomited a little in the back of my throat. Expect a memorable climb.
I agree with Bob, I'm real glad I didn't have to lead that slab past that pin.
Great route and thought provoking as Paul and Bob noted. The crux at the last bolt is well protected and you could spit on the summit, but I always fall there just within a few feet of success. That really sucks because you know you have to climb the run-out part again.
The first ascent was actually by Paul Horak, Mark Leonard.
Although the harder sections are short, it's still a true test piece of both your mental fortitude and thin slab technique! This is indeed a surprisingly excellent route! I would also call the pin-protected slab full blown 5.10R! I was able to back the 1st pin up with a yellow Alien and #3 RP, but was concerned that the whole flakey bit might blow out from a fall near the next pin clip, the consequence of which would be quite painful.
Damn 5.10 slab! Quite a difficult and though provoking section between the pitons. Unfortunately I did fall on the first piton. Fortunately it held. I had nightmares of it not holding. One could back it up with a blue and purple tcu as well. Thunderstorms and lightning cut the climb short. Maybe next time.
The above comments made me nervous about leading this climb, but the lower runout parts were fine (and there is good gear for backup, which I used) if you're going to cruise the delicate upper part that's well bolted. It's a really nice climb with good pro where you need it, and I encourage a strong slab climber to go for it and not get scared off by the above.


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ANYONE wishing to literally lord it over their friends and family can do just that by becoming the official Lord of Carlton – providing they have £10,000 to spare.
The Lordship of the Manor of Carlton, near Selby, has been put up for sale at auction, and is the highest-priced title at the event, which also includes lordships in West Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Essex and Kent.
The announcement of the sale, by Manorial Auctioneers in London, states: "The new Lords or Ladies of the Manors will be able to use the titles on their passports, cheque books, and credit cards, and they will be eligible for membership of the Manorial Society of Great Britain."
The title is being sold by London-based Richard Grossman, whose family bought it at auction in 1954 from solicitors who had owned it since purchasing it from the Beaumont family in the late 19th Century, for the then-considerable sum of £1,000.
Robert Smith, executive chairman of the Manorial Society, said the private sale was already open, and there was usually a great deal of local interest in such titles.
Mr Smith said: "In the sense it's as hereditary as your house, as to whether it's passed on. It would have to be put in your will, and it can either be kept or sold.
"The Beaumonts spent a hell of a lot of money on Carlton Towers, and descendants still live there."
Part of the sale will include "a considerable quantity of valuable manorial documents", including court books, warrants of satisfaction, which date back to the early 1700s, and an annual reception of the Manorial Society at the House Of Lords.
Mr Smith said the sale is open to anyone interested enough to make an offer in the region of £10,000, although anyone worried that the title could go to foreign owners shouldn't be too concerned just yet.
He said: "We just don't know what sort of interest there will be.
"It's quite a nice area and there are quite a lot of well-to-do people around there.
"These things tend to go to local people, partly to do with the sense of tradition, which is mainly a British thing. The Americans aren't much in the market for titles these days."
• Other available titles include, the Lordship of Newton (Lancashire/Yorkshire) – £6,750; Lordship of Wadsworth (West Yorkshire) – £5,950; Lordship of Golcar (West Yorkshire) – £5,750; Lordship of Lydiate (Lancashire) – £5,000 and the Lordship of Piccots (Essex) – £4,750.
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Ben Seaman
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26 June 2009 21:30pm
Hello! my first post here. I did search for this topic but couldn't find an answer.
We are redesigning our retail store homepage:
Which is best
Horizontal navigation (like www.gaiam.com)
Vertical navigation (like www.Gardeners.com)
a combination of both?
We will have a similar number of categories as Gardeners.com (Gaiam has many more categories).
Our current store is here, built by my father and I: http://eartheasy.com/shop.htm We're going to redo this using Magento.
Thanks SO much for advice on this topic.
It really depends on how many top-level and level 2 categories you have really.
There is no right or wrong answer.
If you can fit all your top level categories along the top, then you can use the vertical nav for the sub categories, thereby drawing the customers eye to the top of the screen.
However, looking at your current site, you top level category names seem quite long, so you could maybe use the top nav for administration purposes such as login, account admin, shopping basket info etc and place all your categories in the vertical nav.
I wouldn't have all your categories listed out though as on http://www.gardeners.com/ becuase it is a little too long. I would just list out the main top-level ones as on http://www.amazon.co.uk/ so all your info is above the fold line of the screen. This will ensure your customers dont miss any of your products.
You can then either use an accordian styles menu that shows the sub categories when you click into it, or a JavaScript/CSS style menu as on Amazon. The choice is yours really.
Just ensure it is built in such a way that if style and JavaScript is turned off it can stil be seen i.e.

menu item

I hope that helps
As per your choice you can then either use an accordian styles menu that shows the sub categories when you click into it, or a JavaScript/CSS style menu as on other shopping or ecommerce sites. Click on retail layout page here you get the good style.
Ben Seaman
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07 July 2009 01:21am
Ok, great. Thank you Adam for the time you put into answering us. We'll likely do the accordian style nav w. javascript on the left. Thanks again.
I'd go for the vertical navigation with those labels you have now - especially if you are planning to leave the learn, shop, etc aspects across the top as well.
With Magento, I would make sure that you know someone or seek someone out who knows Magento quite well as although it does a lot of things very well, our experience is that if you want to change anything too much you have to dig quite deep and so some experience can help


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QUIKSILVER PRO FRANCE 2011: Event No. 8 of 11 on the 2011 ASP World Title season, the Quiksilver Pro France, will begin its waiting period tomorrow, pairing the world's best surfers with the world class beachbreaks of Southwest France.
HURLEY PRO TRESTLES - KELLY SLATER WINS: Kelly Slater (USA), 39, has won his fifth Hurley Pro at Trestles title, defeating Owen Wright (AUS), 21, in a hard-fought-Final with the iconic Floridian overtaking the young Australian in a last-minute exchange with a final score of 17.50 to 16.74.
HURLEY PRO TRESTLES - ROUND 3:The Hurley Pro at Trestles returned to Lowers for the third consecutive day and saw the world's best surfers put in stellar performances in improved conditions as the frontrunners on the ASP Top 34 proved lethal in their battle for this year's heated ASP World Title race.
HURLEY PRO TRESTLES ROUND 2: The Hurley Pro at Trestles, Event No. 7 of 11 on the 2011 ASP World Title Series, recommenced in rippable two-to-four (1 metre) surf at Lowers this morning for Round 2 of competition, and it was the youngsters lighting things up in the elimination man-on-man bouts.
Hurley Pro Trestles: The opening day of the 2011 Hurley Pro at Trestles saw the world's best surfers tear into high-performance two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves at the iconic pointbreak of Lower Trestles, and the event's top seeds dominated against the new addition of ASP Dream Tour surfers brought on via the midyear rotation.
QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK: "I'm just lapping it up right now," Wright said. "I've always wanted to be in Final with Kelly (Slater) and last week at Teahupo'o was great. I think Kelly is ready for payback already. Thank you Long Beach, how good is this? Look at these waves! Thanks to Quiksilver, we've been looked after all week and they made it really easy for us and thanks for the $300,000. Thanks t...
QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK: Kelly Slater (USA), 39, current leader on the ASP World Title Rankings, rebounded after his Round 4 loss and took a convincing victory over Jeremy Flores (FRA), 23, in Round 5 despite the tough onshore afternoon conditions and the veteran surfer admitted the importance of advancing into the Quarterfinals while hunting an ASP World Title.
QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK: Stop No. 6 of 11 on the ASP World Title Series, the Quiksilver New York marks the final event before the mid-year rotation while also offers up the richest prize purse in surfing history of US$1,000,000. Hurricane Katia continued to deliver increasing three-to-four foot (1 metre) surf throughout the day, and there was no shortage of fireworks that went off in Long Beach.
QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK: "It was like an expression session out there," Kerr said. "I started getting scores and was enjoying myself out there with those little rip bowl rights. We all had 15 waves and I think we all had fun out there. I went for a free surf and the wind came up and I knew I was going to hunt the rights. It was perfect and I found a couple of those ramps so I'm stoked."
The world's best surfers tackled solid six-to-eight foot plus (2 – 2.5 metre plus) waves at the infamous lefthander of Teahupo'o today as the Billabong Pro Tahiti presented by Air Tahiti Nui completed Round 2 and the opening three heats of Round 3.
Following the next event on the 2011 ASP World Title season in New York, the current ASP Top 34 will be rotated with the top 32 surfers on the ASP World Rankings as well as two surfer wildcards. Those sitting on the bubble at the moment will be looking for major results here in Tahiti and at the next event to ensure their position as ASP Top 34 members for the remainder of the season.
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Hi - I'm reading the CLB book and have found Gina Ford sets things out really well once the baby is ready to move on from the early days and 3 hourly feeds but the info for a newborn just home from hospital (first couple/few weeks?) is scattered through the first part of the book and not really clear. Am I understanding the routine properly in those early days/weeks, i.e you start every day at 7am and wake baby every 3 hours for a feed (which would include a 1am and 4am feed) until they show signs they can last longer between feeds and have regained their birthweight before you move to the first routine? Thanks!
Personally I wouldn't touch a Gina Ford book. Every baby is different, for a woman who has never even had children (Gina Ford) to prescribe a strict routine and assume any baby can be forced into it is quite unrealistic. Especially if you are breastfeeding, it is essential that you feed whenever the baby wants in the early days in order to establish your milk supply, restricting to 3 or 4 hourly feeds can have a negative impact on your milk, not to mention your bonding with baby. I used a similar strict routine with my 2nd baby, and found I spend so much time focusing on what he should be doing at which time, my memories of his first year are all that - times from a stupid routine.
If you are after a book that respects the instincts of mother and baby, find Sleeping Like a Baby by Pinky McKay :)
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Milk prices dropped about 30 percent over the past year.
DELTA COUNTY -- It's been a rough year for local dairy farmers. With milk prices plummeting throughout the year, it was costing more to produce than what was coming in.
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Milk prices dropped about 30 percent over the past year and turning a profit on those numbers wasn't an option.
"The first nine months you were going in the hole," explained dairy farmer, Allen Porath. "I mean, the people, the farmers went into debt."
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Double Dragon: Neon goes gold, new screens show dragon summoning skills
Double Dragon: Neon is a reboot of the 1987 arcade original developed by masters of all things retro WayForward Technologies, and it's just gone gold. The game has reportedly gone gold for its 11th September launch on PSN and 12th September on XBLA. PS Plus members can also get it for free from the 12th.
The studio has revealed a new batch of screens to mark the occasion, and we've chucked in the most recent trailer too. Enjoy.
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Double Dragon: Neon goes all out 80s on PSN and XBL in July
Wayforward has announced it's working with Majesco on a Double Dragon update for PSN and Xbox Live titled Double Dragon: Neon. The 80s style reboot is scheduled for a July release. According to IGN, the game stars the Billy and Jimmy Lee who are fighting many a brute in order to rescue Marian from the clutches of the evil villain Skullmageddon. The gameplay consists of the original's classic, 2D side-scrolling action with a bit of an "80s flair." Sounds fun. Hit up the link for more information.
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BANGOR, Maine (NBC) -- A young couple raising money for a military charity by walking from Maine to Florida took a detour to Bangor International Airport Tuesday.
William Mosebach and Kristen Creech paused in their journey to join troop greeters at B.I.A. The couple started earlier this month in Calais and plan to walk the entire east coast down to Florida. Mosebach, a veteran himself, says the goal of their "Hike for Heroes" is to help military families.
Mosebach says after he was discharged he knew he wanted to do something but it was his girlfriend who found the right charity.
Kristen Creech said, "I posted on Facebook that I was looking for a great cause to help and a friend of mine posted a link right on my page and I went to it and it was perfect. It was, Hike for our Heros, and what they do is what we are doing. We Are hiking and we are doing it for our troops and our military families and our heros and it was just perfect. "
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America's network of community health centers is facing a siege on three fronts: a surge in patients, a shortage of doctors and the related — and largely preventable — epidemics of obesity and type 2 diabetes. The good news is the nation's leading institutions have the capacity to aid and provide critical reinforcements to protect this cornerstone of our health system.
By 2015, the Affordable Care Act could nearly double the case load of the nation's community health centers — which currently serve more than 20 million people in some of our most vulnerable communities. This increased need will collide with a growing drought in the country's supply of primary-care physicians, a shortfall projected to reach 63,000 by 2015. Worse, the rates of obesity and diabetes — preventable conditions with devastating health and financial impacts — continue to explode, often disproportionately in the same communities dependent on community health centers for care.
These clinics provide a critical safety net of services — including preventive care, screenings, disease management and urgent care — to millions of people in underserved communities who may otherwise not be able to afford it. That's good news for the 26 million Americans living with diabetes and another 79 million with pre-diabetes and at grave risk for developing type 2 diabetes. This form of diabetes is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases among low-income patients, making health centers an especially critical resource in the fight against a growing epidemic.
Despite limited resources, with financial support from government and private institutions, community health centers are proven innovators when it comes to chronic disease management, helping patients to better understand and manage serious and costly conditions like diabetes and heart disease.
A prevention-focused, patient-centered approach has been proven to improve care delivery, health outcomes and cost savings. According to a recent Forbes article, it costs just over $600 per year to provide comprehensive primary care to a patient in a community health center, compared with nearly $1,000 in other physician settings. The National Association of Community Health Centers estimates this community-based model generates $24 billion in healthcare system savings each year. Research also shows these clinics save the Medicaid program as much as 30 percent annually.
Until recently, these results have helped this network grow in strength and number. Since the nation's first community health center opened in 1965, expansion of this federally supported system to 1,200 organizations nationwide has helped millions of families each year receive high-quality and affordable health care.
Unfortunately, $600 million in funding for these centers was recently cut from the federal budget. At the same time, some states facing tough budget choices are dropping funding for community health centers. These cutbacks, and the threat of additional ones in the coming years, could undermine these clinics' ability to meet the health needs of our nation's communities, with drastic health and economic consequences for everyone.
America's growing — and increasingly strategic and impactful — social responsibility movement has the potential to provide these community health centers — and the people they serve — with the support they so desperately need.
For example, United Health Foundation, a private foundation established by UnitedHealth Group, has committed a $1 million gift renewal to the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine's Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. These funds will go directly to help increase access to and improve the quality of health care for the more than 6,000 people who receive care eachyear at the Jefferson Reaves, Sr. Health Center in Miami's Overtown neighborhood.
The funding has supported the work at the center to help thousands of patients better manage serious conditions like diabetes.
For decades, community health centers have helped shield and strengthen communities in need, but today, they are facing formidable challenges with inadequate defenses. Without strong and continued support from government, the private sector and philanthropic organizations, our community health centers could face a crushing blow.
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Some public school advocates are sounding alarms over several issues in Governor Walker's proposed biennial budget. They point to essentially unchanged state aid and a call for expanding the state's voucher program as new challenges to Wisconsin's public school systems. Some also say that the effort to reward higher-performing schools would come at the expensive of schools already facing a steep climb, in districts such as Milwaukee Public Schools.
The rent-to-own industry has been working for years to change the way Wisconsin governs those shops. It now appears Gov. Walker is on board with change. As WUWM's LaToya Dennis reports, he has included in his budget a provision bringing Wisconsin in line with most other states. His plan will certainly reignite a battle here between consumer advocates and an industry insisting it provides an option some shoppers need.
The fallout continues from speedskater Bridie Farrell accusations that she was sexually abused by a fellow skater fifteen years ago. On Lake Effect last week, Farrell came forward publicly for the first time with the story of her repeated abuse by fellow skater Andy Gabel, when she was 15 and he was 33. Gabel went on to medal in the Olympics, and later served as President of US Speedskating and on the board of the International Skating Union.
(An earlier version of this story and the current audio version includes an incorrect characterization of Gabel's statement. It initially and incorrectly read "Gabel's admission to sexual misconduct." Mr. Gabel admitted to a "brief, inappropriate relationship" with a fellow teammate.)Former president of US Speedskating Andy Gabel's admission of an "inappropriate relationship" with a fellow teammate more than a decade ago is just the latest chapter in a years-long saga of problems swirling around the sport in this country.