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A Comment from District Judge Hodges.
April 26th, 2008
Two million dusky-skinned types
loll in prison griping their gripes.
Well, your taxes weren't done.
That makes two million-and-one.
Were you thinking you're white, Mr. Snipes?
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Batshir Torchio Says:
April 28th, 2008 at 11:10 pm
My post has nothing to do with the this clever poem. I just hung up with Fred. Bummed! Fred's recoveries and setbacks and recoveries take neck-braking twists and turns — a physical and emotional roller coaster ride for sure. For the most part, Fred loves amusement park rides. Renee says Fred's medical odyssey is like the "In Vertigo" coaster at Great America. (Apologies for the G.A. mention — not promoting.)
On another brief leave from the VA on Saturday Fred strapped on his skinny prosthetic, improv-ed away, and hiked up and down city streets — no doubt feeling giddy with the freedom of movement, sunshine on his scruffy and hospital sheltered skin, and the ability to stand somewhat firmly in his two shoes.
A blister formed on the injury site and pain followed on Saturday night. On Sunday I brought Fred back to the VA where, for the first time in many days a percoset was required for rest and eventual sleep. Monday confirmed that the blister popped and pus returned. Vancomycin, drug of choice and no other pharmaceutical choice for MERSA is hooked into him.
Lesson learned. This one-legged navigation through the streets of San Francisco, after ANY number of years with the benefit and blessing of two of them, will take time, patience, and metered practice. Humor, too.
Laila tov — Night,


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What is Women's Work? Motherhood, spending time in Nazi prisons, resisting military murder with their lives, living and striving in poverty, speaking truth to popes and powers, mystical prayer, service to the dying and suffering, giving their all in jungles, deserts and mountains, writing poetry and song, defending families and peace.
Women have given their bodies to be broken and their blood to be spilt in every part of the world, responding to Jesus' call to ""Do this in memory of Me."" It is fitting that they should also preside at the Eucharistic table in the recreation of that sacrament.
Women's Work (from left to right):
Dorothy Day - Nonviolent activist for peace and social justice, founder of the Catholic Worker Movement.
Mary Luke Tobin - Founder of the Thomas Merton Center, auditor at II Vatican Council; leader of renewal for women religious; lifelong peace activist.
Aung San Suu Kyi - Nobel Peace Prize winner and leader of the democracy movement in Burma. She was put under house arrest from 1989 to 1995 by the Burmese military junta.
Mary of Nazareth - Mother of Jesus Christ. Said to have stood against the mob at the foot of the cross when all others had fled.
Thea Bowman - Franciscan Sister, born into Mississippi poverty. Visionary speaker, voice of African-Americans in the Church.
Ita Ford - Maryknoll Missionary in El Salvador, martyred by military dictatorship.
Priscilla - (Acts 18, Romans 16, 1 Cor. 16, 2 Timothy 4) One of the women who presided at the Eucharistic celebration in the early Church. Paul records in his epistle that she risked her life to save him.
Ruth Fitzpatrick - Coordinator of Women's Ordination Conference, long-time activist for human rights, working for discipleship of equals.
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Edith Stein - Mystic, Jewish convert to Catholicism who became a Carmelite nun, refused to leave German-occupied territory under Nazi occupation. Killed at Auschwitz.
Rigoberta Menchu Tun - Quiche woman of Guatemala, winner of Nobel Peace Prize for her work organizing the indigenous people of Guatemala to resist military violence and oppression.
Teresa of Avila - 16th century Spanish Carmelite reformer. Mystic and great spiritual writer who was named Doctor of the Church."
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A senior games studio source working on an upcoming Sony game says the new system's controller has undergone numerous iterations, few of which resemble the DualShock build that has become synonymous with PlayStation. Experiments within Sony's R&D department are thought to have been extensive. Versions of the new PS4 pad include biometric sensors on the grips and an LCD touch screen, the development source claimed. The new console – codenamed Orbis – will be revealed in a matter of weeks, not months.
Sony is near the middle end part of their Project Orbis, their next generation PS4. It will not be called Playstation 4, teams have started to call the final name as Omni. Omni will reflect their new hardware and content delivery philosophy
Both the next generation PlayStation – and its Xbox competitor – feature eight-core CPUs clocked at 1.6GHz according to sources trusted by Digital Foundry. The main processor architecture driving both consoles is said to be derived the new "Jaguar" technologycurrently in development by Intel's arch-rival, AMD. These are low-power processor cores designed for the entry-level laptop and tablet market, offering an excellent ratio between power consumption and performance.
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Police: 'Very hazardous situation'
WTOP's Michelle Basch reports
Michelle Basch, wtop.com
WASHINGTON - Two young children left alone in a car on a winter day.
The Frederick County Sheriff's Department says it happened Tuesday afternoon outside a Wal-Mart Supercenter off Buckeystown Pike in Frederick.
Investigators say 41-year-old Sm Anisur Rahman of Point of Rocks left his 4-year-old and 5-month-old children in a car in the parking lot, and went inside the store to do some shopping.
"With the weather conditions the way they were; the temperature was 24 degrees, and the wind chill was 11, it was a very hazardous situation," says Sheriff's Office spokesperson Cpl. Jennifer Bailey.
"We were able to tell from the video surveillance about how long the children were in the car, and we know that they were in the car for about 20 minutes," Bailey says.
A Wal-Mart employee spotted the kids, called 911, and stayed with the car until help arrived. Around that time, Bailey says, the father was leaving the store.
The children were not hurt, and were released to their mother.
Rahman is charged with child abuse, a misdemeanor offense. If convicted, he faces a $500 fine and up to 30 days in jail.
Bailey says child protective services will be contacted in this case.
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The Disney Fantasy™ is the majestic fourth ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet and is scheduled to launch in April 2012. This valiant vessel is distinguished for its state-of-the-art technology and its classic design, reflecting the glamour of the golden age of cruising during the 1930's.Read full description
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This drumline exercise can be played on any of the five drumline drums. If you are playing the snare, turn on a metronome or have a conductor keep time at 90 beats per minute. From here, hit the snare eight times per measure with the stick in your left hand, alternating hands after each measure. Repeat this pattern continuously until fatigued. As you improve, increase the beats per minute of the metronome.
Drumline Activities for Kids
Drumline activities for kids are designed to teach simple patterns and hits that can be performed on a drum pad or on one of the five axillary drums -- snare, bass drum, tenor, cymbals, timpany -- that make up a regular drumline. While drumline activities can be performed by kids, the kids must be old enough and strong enough to wear a snare, bass drum or tenor drum for extended periods of time. As a result, most kids in a drumline will be 12 and over.
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Eight Count With Forward March
This drumline activity is designed to help improve the rhythm and marching abilities of your drumline. Have five drummers line up in a straight line. Stand in the middle of this line with a snare drum or other drum strapped to you. On your mark, instruct the line to begin moving forward, stepping at an even 8-inch pace. While walking forward, hit down on your snare eight times with one stick before switching to the other stick. Continue the pattern until fatigued.
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This drumline activity is designed to improve your ability to create dynamics with your drum sound. Start by performing 16th note taps with your right hand. On the first and eighth hit of each set, lift your arm 12 inches above your drum, coming down at a quicker velocity then the seven following hits. For the additional seven hits, keep your hand close to the drum head, reducing the volume and speed of your hit by bringing your stick 3 inches above the drum head. Alternate between both hands, changing to more complex patterns as you improve your dynamics.
High-Stepping Activity
This activity will help you and the other members of your drumline get used to high-stepping while marching. Have each member of the group take off his drum and get into a straight line. On your mark, instruct everyone to march forward, lifting their knees up to the middle of their chests before bringing them back down. Have each person alternate legs as they move, attempting to keep a straight line as they move forward. As you improve, try to increase the speed of the drill.
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missing 1 day atriplaI just started on atripla 10 days ago. This is my first time on meds. I've been taking it about 11 pm every night. I woke up today the 11th day, and realized for some reason i didnt take it last night. So, i panicked and took it at 8 am. Should...
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The first lady of Chicago television tells how she fell in love
BY LEE PHILLIP BELL July 5, 2012 9:52PM
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Hosting live television shows for more than 30 years on Chicago's WBBM-TV was full of surprises. Like the day when a young man named Bill Bell, who worked at a local ad agency, called to book a guest. I had a cancellation to fill, and his client was a home economist from Pillsbury, so I said she could come on the show. I don't remember her name — in fact, I don't even remember meeting Bill — but he called me the next day to ask me out for coffee, and a year and a half later, we were married.
In those early days, I worked seven days a week, interviewing exciting people like Lucille Ball, Marilyn Monroe and Ronald Reagan on my talk show.
Bill worked even more than I did, because he'd help me, and then he'd do his own work. People often called him either "Mr. Phillip" or "Bob Bell," who played TV's Bozo the Clown. But Bill never got mad; he thought it was funny and he'd keep smiling. He had a marvelous smile.
Bill decided to leave advertising when he was hired by legendary television writer Irma Phillips, who created "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns." He stayed with her for 10 years, learning the industry and making trips to New York. Then he decided he'd create his own soap opera, and I thought it was a great idea because he'd be making more than $50 per week. That's when he started "The Young and the Restless."
Bill used to create the grandest stories for the show, and he'd discuss them with me. On weekends, we'd go to Lake Geneva, where my folks owned a farm, with our three kids — our sons William and Brad and our beautiful daughter Lauralee Bell, who plays Christine "Cricket" Blair on "Y&R."
Years later, based on the success of that show, we also started "The Bold and the Beautiful" — and that was when we picked up our family and moved from Chicago to L.A.
We had a wonderful marriage, and every day was a gift, but for the last six years of his life, Bill suffered from Alzheimer's. He couldn't drive anymore, and he didn't even remember who I was, but he was loving and caring until the end.
Bill passed away in 2005. At that point, we had been married 50 years. I still think of him every day.
I've put all of my favorite memories in a new book called The Young and Restless Life of William J. Bell. Our life together was a great romance filled with surprises and born in the great city that we will forever call home: Chicago.
Lee Phillip Bell donated her fee for writing this article to the Salvation Army. Lee's son, Brad Bell, is an investor in Sun-Times parent company Wrapports.
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Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival to add three new venues in 2013
Published: August 8, 2012
In years past, it seemed many local theater groups shied away from staging performances in the middle of summer, perhaps out of fear sun-addled audiences wouldn't show. Refreshingly, this season there's been a profusion of independent productions, giving a welcome excuse to seek refuge in an air-conditioned auditorium.
A prime example is the current run of Mr. Marmalade at Orlando Shakes. This co-production between Renegade Theater (Grimmly Yours, Oedipus for Kids) and Howlers Theatre (A Behanding in Spokane) resurrects Noah Haidle's 2004 midnight-black comedy with disturbingly funny results. Four-year-old Lucy (Gwendolyn Boniface) is caught in a codependent relationship with her abusive imaginary friend, Mr. Marmalade (Cory Boughton), a foul-mouthed cokehead with a briefcase full of sex toys. Lucy bonds inappropriately with Larry (Miles Berman), a suicidal preschooler with anarchic invisible associates of his own, before spiraling into infanticide.
While the show certainly isn't your typical light summer comedy, Boniface and Berman admirably pull off playing children without getting too cutesy, and Boughton is terrifying as the title character. Jeremy Wood's direction is suitably gonzo, with some slight missteps (chiefly long, silent, momentum-sapping scene changes) but as experiments in excruciatingly uncomfortable absurdism go, it's damn entertaining. Besides, where else can you see a toddler being called a "f*cking c*nt"?
Well, at the Fringe, of course. I first became aware of Mr. Marmalade when I saw it mounted at the 2008 Orlando Fringe Fest, and seeing it this week made me eager for next May to arrive. The 2013 Fringe Fest is still more than nine months away, but already Fringe producer Michael Marinaccio is announcing (in this exclusive interview with OW) a major enhancement of the event's footprint.
"We had record-breaking numbers in ticket sales and attendance" in 2012, says Marinaccio, who joined general manager George Wallace in leading the festival this year. "We also thought expansion was a good idea because last year there were 80 groups involved in the Fringe, and there were 120 who applied, so we ended up turning 40 groups away."
Accordingly, next year's Fest will feature three new performance venues. First, the McLaughlin Rehearsal Studio on the second floor of Orlando Shakes will become a 50-seat theater with a wooden floor ideal for dance, replacing the outdoor Red venue. "There is some slight sound bleed from the Orange venue," concedes Marinaccio, "but it's way better than helicopters flying overhead or flooding," both common complaints in the tented courtyard, which will henceforth be used for seating, beverages and merchandise.
Second, Theatre Downtown will join the Fringe as the 111-seat Gold venue, where groups can present shows up to 90 minutes long. "We're the longest-running Fringe Festival in the U.S. It seemed logical that we join forces with the longest continually running theater space in Orlando," Marinaccio says, adding that the location is "an easy walk" from Fringe central. Orlando's most enduring playhouse is three-tenths of a mile from Loch Haven Park and will feature its own satellite box office, bar and free parking.
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Allen County Prosecutor Karen Richards will not file criminal charges in connection to the May shooting of a Fort Wayne man by an Indiana State Police trooper.
On May 18, Trooper Seth W. Mann fatally shot 33-year-old Lucius Washington on West Main Street.
In a written release sent out Friday morning, Richards said the investigation into the shooting is complete. No charges will be filed because there is, "insufficient evidence of criminal liability to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt," Richards said in the prepared statement.
According to police, Mann was driving on Main Street after dropping off an arrestee at the Allen County Jail when he saw a fight where multiple people were "ganging up" on one person. Mann turned his car around, and while some people stayed in the location, Washington left the scene.
Mann called for Washington to stop and followed him, catching up to him a short distance away. The two went to the ground in a brief scuffle and at some point Mann pulled his gun and shot Washington, police said.
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When someone ditches out on an activity or refuses to participate. You don't say "s.t." You have to say it like a word. You can also place the ST in front of the persons name.
GUY #1- Way to "st" us on Saturday
GUY #2- I had shit to do
GUY #1- Here comes ST.John. I guess he was too cool to hang out with us last week.
GUY #2- What a douche
GUY #2- I had shit to do
GUY #1- Here comes ST.John. I guess he was too cool to hang out with us last week.
GUY #2- What a douche
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An acronym for small talk, a forum part of PBnation
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person 2: lets not...
person 2: lets not...
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A common abbreviation for the ever popular arcade fighting-game Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo made by Capcom in 1994, and using the Capcom Play System 2(CPS2) -arcade board. Mostly used by professional / tourney -players.
Hey, Tom, how about we play a few casuals of ST?
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swedish tuck - the act of hiding an erection behind the elastic in your pants
He began to ST when he had a morning bulge
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Abbreviation for 'same thing'.
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WASHINGTON - Hurricane Isaac did a number on the Gulf Coast region. And as the rebuilding begins, one local agency is in Louisiana helping displaced children.
Jeanne-Aimée de Marrais is leading the Save the Children response in the Gulf Coast region, and one of the largest shelters for displaced families is in Alexandria, La. Currently, about 700 children are housed there.
"This is a tremendously devastating time emotionally," says de Marrais.
She says the charity is in greatest need of diapers. They are also looking for donations of books, toys and games.
"Many have lost their homes, and their communities have been damaged or destroyed. So, there is a long recovery process needed," says de Marrais.
The focus in the coming weeks and months will be the children's wellbeing.
Their goal is to ensure "children can access appropriate, safe care, so that they're not left unattended as their families try to start to rebuild their lives," says de Marrais.
She also says getting the children into normal lives is also a priority. Starting Tuesday, Save the Children will watch closely to assess which schools and child care facilities need help in order to reopen.
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PCSX2 is a PlayStation 2 emulator for Windows and Linux, started by the same team that brought you PCSX (a Sony PlayStation 1 emulator)
The PCSX2 project attempts to allow PS2 code to be executed on your computer, thus meaning you can put a PS2 DVD or CD into your computers drive, and boot it up!
The project has been running for a little over four years now, and since it's initial release has grown in compatibility. From initially just being able to run a few public domain demos, it's current state enables many games to boot and actually go in game, such as the 'famous' Final Fantasy X or Devil May Cry 3.
Since i've been getting some visitors who's searching for a freeware PS2 emulator, i'm going to post the one and only REAL PS2 Emulator that's under heavy development and available on the internet as freeware / open source unlike others which is fake (trojan, worms, spyware, adware, etc). And this emulator name is PCSX2.
This open source project at first can only play homebrew / homemade games not a commercial games but now most of commercial games like Final Fantasy, Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi, etc can be played on this emulator, although you'll need a really POWERFULL Machine (computer) to play games in desirable frame rate.
Btw with my current computer setup, i wasnt able to play ps2 games at desirable frame rate / at very low frame rate, and my computer setup is like this :
That's the most important part of your computer if you want a desirable frame rate (30++ FPS) to play ps2 games normally
But to play a ps2 games you'll need to have a PS2 BIOS first, just search for it. But remember its illegal to download a ps2 bios if you don't own a real ps2 :P … and if you need some help on how to configure pcsx2, you can read my posts on how to use pcsx2 the playstation 2 emulator
That's all about it … enjoy it ;)
matey Aug 10, 2010 at 10:52 AM
i have mortal kombat armageddon but i dont have profil and i must to put a code pls help me i dont know the code
wilson Feb 12, 2007 at 9:20 PM
hey reaper i ave used ur guide to start the ps2 emu, i ave the bios, but everytime i try to play it shuts off :s, do u know wat the problem might be? if not can u send me the link to ps2 emu and bios pls, to c if the problem is from my download :s. my email is firstname.lastname@example.com. rite thanks
Rstoor Feb 7, 2007 at 4:57 AM
What driver do i download from driverguide.com for the PS2 BIOS
mohsen Feb 5, 2007 at 2:05 PM
i have some problem by low speed of game in this emuator . are have any solution for this?
my pc:p 4 2.800 1m and 512 DDR ram vga 128 5200 and by 768mb ram also tested but still have a low speed plz guide me
thank's for all
mario Feb 1, 2007 at 1:35 AM
is there any way to play metal gear solid 3 snake eater on emulator
Undertaker Jan 28, 2007 at 1:14 AM
Where can i download the Bios thing ??????
Junaid Jan 9, 2007 at 11:48 PM
The game starts and stops at the screen which displays "Memory card (ps2)/1 7,998KB No Data". Specs of my system
Daniela Jan 7, 2007 at 7:55 AM
I'm looking for a BIOS? Can you please help?
Josh Courtoreille Dec 30, 2006 at 7:17 PM
I don't know if this PS2 emulator will work. I wonder if there were missing files in the previous downloads of the emulator, but all I want to do is to play Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. I'll try this one.
Dragon Dec 29, 2006 at 9:30 PM
is there a non sse GSdx9 if there is can u e-mail it to me or just tell me the link
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jalen tate Dec 26, 2006 at 7:32 AM
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The recent political chatter about "Obamacare" before the Supreme Court of the United States got a great deal of media attention. President Obama added fuel to the fire when he declared, "Ultimately, I am confident the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress."
For someone who was a law professor those words were absurd. Even if a bill passed unanimously in the house and senate, it could still be overturned – if the law was in violation of the Constitution.
Nelson Rockefeller's nomination for Governor in 1958 was partly an upstate revolt against the continued domination of party affairs by the Nassau Republican organization. Rockefeller was a man who always had bigger fish to fry, and throughout his almost 15 years as governor, he often went out of his way not to step on the toes of the touchy Nassau GOP. That's why Nassau is the only large New York county without a state office building. Respect the turf.
Just before taking office, Rockefeller announced that State Senator William Hults would be Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, but not until the end of the 1959 legislative session, so that Glen Cove, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay and a sliver of Hempstead wouldn't lose their Senate representation until 1960.
The Nassau County district attorney's (DA) office makes a cameo appearance in Empty Mansions, an incredible book about Huguette Clark (1906-2011), the Manhattan-raised heiress whose generosity and eccentricities were legendary.
Now that Ryan Murphy, a creator of television's "Glee," has optioned Empty Mansions' film rights, I imagine a scrum of top actresses are vying to play Clark.
Written by Michael A. Miller Friday, 23 March 2012 00:00
In the wee morning hours of March 15, long after most observers had left, a massive pile of legislation was dumped on the desks of state legislators in Albany. As Thursday wore on, New Yorkers learned that new deals were cut and legislation passed making significant, precedent-making changes to the state pension system, to casino gambling policy, to the creation of state and federal legislative district boundaries, to the system of collecting DNA from convicted criminals. Most of the legislation did not appear until 3 a.m.
There will be no redistricting reform in 2012, disappointing good government advocates and anyone with a professional or rooting interest in Democrats winning a majority of seats in the state senate in the near future. At least the governor had telegraphed that this was coming for months. Some of the other last-minute deals had some serious people scratching their heads. Why, for example, were New York City firefighters and police excluded from the pension changes? We will know when it is time for us to know, I guess.
Transparency is overrated, it turns out. Only results matter. "You can't live your life in a goldfish bowl," Governor Cuomo said on upstate public radio.
Some people think the results can be made better if knowledgeable citizens can have at least a few hours to examine, contemplate and comment on multi-billion dollar policy changes. Or a zoning change, or a property tax levy, or most anything else that doesn't require urgent and immediate action.
Last week, amusingly, was Sunshine Week across the United States. It always flanks March 16, the birthday of President James Madison, who urged citizens of our new republic to "arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives." Hundreds of government units at all levels pass resolutions proclaiming support for opening up government, give tours of government buildings and sometimes adopt rule improvements that make it easier for citizens to follow or participate in decisions. Some municipalities declare "local heroes" who have helped increase access and information. The City of New Rochelle in Westchester County honored Robert Freeman, the longtime executive director of the state's Committee on Open Government, and for my money one of the most admirable public servants in New York. His work keeping local governments in compliance has been made harder over the past year due to major cuts in the committee's budget.
Making open government and freedom of information laws work is a matter of will. When elected officials make clear in both public and in private that business is to be done with openness, with integrity and with public participation, it tends to happen. Open government programs are not only inexpensive but, if done the right way, can actually save money, free up valuable staff resources and just make things go smoother and quieter all around. And yet, somehow, the promise and the results often don't match up.
In early January, to much cheering and praise, Governor Cuomo signed an important improvement to New York's Open Meetings Law. Public bodies are supposed to make the text of proposed legislation and key supporting documents available to the public beforehand, and online if they have a regularly-updated website. More than a month after the law took effect, there is little evidence that Long Island town, city and village governments are taking this seriously.
It is no longer uncommon for state commissions to webcast and archive all their proceedings. Many school districts are posting full budgets and minutes, probably because they've been under strong scrutiny. Somehow, our local governing bodies can't figure out the technology, or something. I don't get it.
A policy of "proactive disclosure" can pay immense benefits in earning public and media trust. That means that most information is just assumed to be public and posted or made available automatically, without waiting for someone to fill out a form. I've seen it work firsthand, practiced it and reaped the benefits.
There is nothing stopping local governments from adopting this kind of policy and going way beyond any generic statewide law. Doing the right thing is cheap and popular. You just have to want to.


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The Hammer recently released its iPhone App. When I went to the museum last, I think it must have come out that morning because the girl behind the counter was very excited that I try it.
The app looks beautiful. It's exactly what you'd expect from a hip art institute. The graphics look great and even the navigation is very smooth, though it did take me a long time to click those three button in the corner.
Each exhibit has a section where you can swipe through the images. It's seamless and informative, like having a little magnifying glass for each wall text. I loved swiping through the images, especially after having left the museum. What I really wanted, though, were some sharing options and when I finally got around to clicking the three buttons, I was presented with some familiar icons:
The star is a great idea. As I go through the exhibit, or afterwards, revisiting the exhibit on my phone, I can easily star images I particularly liked or wanted to know more about. Creating my own collection is the kind of opportunity for visitor-curation that can work really well for a lot of visitors. Unfortunately, the collection of my starred images, available from the homepage navigation, seems a little broke:
I think certain information about each piece needs to be available from this page: the name of the work, an image, and the name of the artist at least. Once you click on an image, the detailed information from the wall text, which shows up now, is great. I can imagine after going to many exhibits, I'd want these images to be sortable and searchable, too. Sortable by created date, visited date, and alphabetical by artist would be good for starters.
The Facebook and Twitter shares were also a let down. I'd wanted to tweet out a piece I liked or post a particular piece on a friend's wall. I don't know what kind of restrictions are on the images, but if the museum has enough authority to put them in an app, I'd think they could at least link to them as well. Instead, the tweets and shares seemed to be about the app itself — "download it now!" kind of phrasing. Neither the post nor the tweet actually worked for me anyway.
These kinds of shares — pieces of the exhibit that I'm really excited about and want to share with my friends — create the kinds of viral loops I've spoken to before. If museums want to create social buzz, they can draw directly from this strategies of startups.
One exhibit, the really nice Paul Thek "Diver" retrospective, included an audio tour and additional videos to watch.
I was horrified to realize the Audio Guide did not come out of the phone speakers, but rather the main speakers. You're supposed to wear headphones. I scrambled to turn off the volume as the guide starting playing — loudly — in the quiet hallway. Does anyone know if it's possible to play audio through the phone speakers so that you could hold your iPhone to your hear without needing headphones?
While it's great having the audio guide with me and on my own equipment, and the videos are actually a nice addition — better than huddled around a small screen with other members or waiting around for communal headphones — I was disappointed to find that they were really the only extended information about the exhibit. What can you do with a phone that you can't usually do with exhibits? Where do the Wikipedia links in the exhibit lead? With the Ed Ruscha show, I immediately wanted to know more about the connection between the paintings and On the Road. What if each image linked to the part in the book so you could read where in the book the painting "takes place?" What if they linked to a map of the book so you could see where in America the characters were and how it compares to the setting of the painting?
The themes of Thek are maybe more obtuse, but his use of Catholicism or tar babies could lead to any number of different explanations or images. The wall text of the exhibit often mentioned the ephemeral nature of his exhibits and how the curators didn't want to try and recreate something that had been intended for a different time. Maybe, though, the app could be a good home for images or renderings of the original exhibit. The Thek show included scenic designs he'd done for Robert Wilson — it would be awesome to have seen stills or scenes from the actual production.
The app also has a map, which is another great idea in theory, but again seems only half finished.
The maps are images which don't refocus after zooming. The text is really small at full size and so doesn't really work as a guide.
Seeing all the galleries is cool, but, again, because they're just images, there's no interaction. When I'm using a map in a museum, it's usually to find a particular gallery (or a bathroom). If the numbers of the galleries were links that took me to explanations of what was inside, I could easily navigate the museum and use the map as, well, a map. The links would be update-able. I wonder if there'd be any desire to link to past exhibits from here, too (there is a link on the Exhibits screen of recently closed exhibits), for those of us with spatial memory.
All in all, the app looks great and works well. It could benefit so much, though, from taking an extra step towards interactivity between the artwork and the visitors.


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John Perzel: Worst. Person. Ever.
But in a letter dated Friday, House Speaker John M. Perzel again stoked the flames between Harrisburg and Philadelphia: "I regret that you feel my actions are somehow disloyal to Philadelphians or usurp their rights," Perzel wrote to City Councilman Frank DiCicco. "To the contrary, Senate Bill 862 safeguards those right by removing from the siting process undue political pressure, as exemplified by the results of the ongoing City Hall corruption probe." Perzel did not return calls seeking comment yesterday. The state House voted, 180-20, on March 14 to prevent the city from enforcing local ordinances when it comes to casinos within its borders. That would include zoning rules that might prohibit building casinos in certain areas.The irony? Well, I suppose I might be crazy, but I think there might be a little undue political pressure if gaming interests were able to give tens of thousands of dollars to State legislators? I mean, that cannot be a good thing, right? And, if John Perzel received over $50,000 dollars from these interests himself, it might seem a little bizarre for him to talk about undue political pressure? Wait, I got it! Maybe he is so fattened with lobbyist meals and so tired from one too many rounds of golf on a lobbyist's dime that he has hit a lobbying saturation point? He is removed from these undue political pressures because his coffers are so overcrowded with cash that he cannot remember who gave him what? Sarcasm aside, John Perzel is an enemy of Philadelphia. He is an enemy of the City Councilmen who are trying to organize their communities to soften the impact that the arrival of huge gambling operations will have on poor neighborhoods. He is an enemy of everyday Philadelphians. Philadelphia would be better off if John Perzel was booted out of the State House. Wishful thinking...
What could be on the other side
While the Democrats do not have control of the state house and more than likely will not for some time to come.
We need to realize that more than likely John Perzel is the best we have in the state house, we definitely do not need someone from another part of the state who definitely does not care about the city and will punish us as a city far worse that Perzel does.
Sometimes the devil that we know is better than the devil we don't know.
Not a good comparison
Pittsburgh does not compare to Philadelphia, the only comparison that can be made is it is a democratic base.
The population, popularity and business that comes to Philadelphia does not compare to Pittsburgh. When you look at state laws Philadelphia is the only city in the 1st class.
Harrisburg wants to punish Philadelphia because Philadelphia has a lot to take, I am sure if Pittsburgh had the same results as Philadelphia the same thing would happen.
Philadelphia has decided the past Presidential elections, Gov Rendell's primary election victory over Bob Casey, and the rest of the state victories in Nov of 04.
There is no other city or township to compare to Philadelphia in PA.
True, Philly isn't Pittsburgh
Philly isn't Pittsburgh. That's true. Pittsburgh hasn't needed to be bailed out by the state time and time again.
Why does John Perzel involve himself in Philadelphia's affairs? Because he has to. I think he's very innovative about figuring out how to help Philadelphia out of the problems that they create for themselves. When the School District ran out of money, after running in a deficit for years, the state had to bail the District out. How did they do it? They took control of the profitable Parking Authority and rediected its profits into the School District bailout. Why didn't Philadelphia do that? Because the Parking Authority was a great machine for Philly politicians to give perks to their friends. John Perzel did what needed to be done.
John is also working to make sure that any casino that goes into Philly isn't given away to John Street's pals. Oh, and by the way, that was Ed Rendell that kept Philadelphia from moving forward with any casino plans. I think Perzel and Rendell both realize that if the city politicians are left to their own devices, the corruption that exists in city politics now will just keep spreading.
And on the lobbyist issue, didn't Perzel just champion lobbyist reform? Granted, it's not the whole answer, but it's a start.
Just trying to balance out the argument a little.
I just want to point out, Pit
I just want to point out, Pittsburgh has been in financial ruin for the better part of a decade, teetering on bankruptcy since 1995. If you call that good, then you must be nuts. Here is an article related to the topic:
Some facts highlighted in the article:
Pittsburgh owes $1.68 billion in total debt
Pittsburgh pays $83 million toward its debt every year
Pittsburgh spent $58 million more on average than it took in
Pittsburgh cut 64% of its budget for parks and senior-citizen centers over the last decade
I have been to Pittsburgh numerous times and found it a great city. But, Philadelphia it is not. They are two different places with many similar problems.
For a while I believed that.
For a while I believed that. But, at this point, I disagree. Perzel may actually be worse because he knows the City. It gives him BS cover to do all of his crappy things.
huh, I dunno
Is Pittsburgh coming in for similar continual interventions? If not, then I'd have to say that Philadelphia is suffering from its over-familiar House Speaker, rather than being protected by him...
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
— Margaret Mead
I never called anything good. I know Pittsburgh has its financial troubles. At the same time, has the state ever had to come to the aid of Pittsburgh to pay its payroll?
When that happens, the PA Legislature will have it's say in the running of Pittsburgh affairs as well.
Philadelphia's population, 1.
Philadelphia's population, 1.5 Million. Over 10% of the entire state's population lives in Philly. Additionally, almost 50% of the states population (5,800,614) lives in the Philly metropolitan area. So, assuming you are correct in saying that the state comes to Philadelphia's aid so frequently (which I dispute), it is perhaps because in addition to 1/2 of the state's population being centered on Philly, so its the economy, tourist and otherwise.
Pittsburgh's population 334,569, maybe 2% of the Pa's population. Additionally, the metro area has 2,358,695.
It should also be pointed out that Philadelphians have 5 times the population of Pittsburgh on just twice as much land.
Philadelphia's school district educates over 180,000 students a year.
Pittsburgh's educates 31,148.
So, in reality, comparing Philly to Pittsburgh is like comparing apples to oranges.
Like I said, Pittsburgh is a great city. I enjoyed it very much. But, ASSUMING FOR THE SAKE OF ARGUMENT YOU ARE CORRECT, perhaps the State realizes that a tanked Philly is a tanked state, economically and culturally.
I Made a mistake calculating
I Made a mistake calculating land mass. Please ignore that portion of my post.
Act 47
Pittsburgh has been under Act 47 since 2004. Act 47 is the Commonwealth's municipal bankruptcy statute. So while I don't think the State ever paid their payroll, they have essentially been under significant state control for a few years now. As to your reference to the State paying for a City's payroll, I don't know if you're alluding to Philly, but it is true that in the early 1990s the Aviation Fund (an enterprise fund) and not the City's General Fund supported payroll for a period of time. To my knowledge, the State has never directly paid Philadelphia's payroll.


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For detailed reviews, pls visit: http://musings-of-a-rabbit.blogspot.sg/2014/01/octa-hotel-parco-marina-bay.html
Have visited the cafeé last Friday for dinner. Their mains are not so fantastic (including the pot of Earl Grey Tea).. But their cakes and soft serve was fantastic. Also, the ambience was lovely too :)


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Incorporating Healthy Foods Into Your Diet: Q&A With Katie Leeby Joseph Erdos in Bobby Flay Fit, January 22, 2013
Bobby Flay manages to stay fit and healthy even with a busy lifestyle as a chef, and he's eager to share his healthy eating and fitness plan with fans in a seven-part Web series, Bobby Flay Fit.
In Episode 5 of Bobby Flay Fit, Bobby's friend Katie Lee joins him for SoulCycle class and later meets him in the kitchen to cook breakfast dishes that are totally healthy but seem indulgent. Katie also makes healthier snacks in a bonus video.
Healthy Eats caught up with Katie to talk about how to incorporate healthy foods and routines into any diet.
What's your go-to healthy snack?
Katie Lee: I keep cut-up veggies in the fridge at all times so that I can grab them with hummus for a quick, healthy snack.
Do you have any tips for cooking healthier?
KL: Cook more vegetables! Think about making a colorful plate. Vegetables have so many vitamins and antioxidants, plus they are full of fiber, which keeps you full longer. I make protein and carbs about 30% of my plate and vegetables the remaining 70%.
What do you eat or drink before and/or after a workout?
KL: I typically work out in the morning, so I have a light bite beforehand, like a piece of fruit, and I make a green juice. Afterward, I like to have some protein. I make a smoothie with protein powder or tofu, frozen berries, a banana, almond milk, flax seeds, chia seeds and a shot of aloe vera juice.
Are there any kitchen tools or appliances that you rely on for cooking healthy at home?
KL: My juicer and my blender. I make green juices daily and I use my blender not only for smoothies, but also healthy soups.
What's the one food you could never give up?
KL: Pizza!
Make it at home:
Chili Kale Chips
Dry Roasted Edamame with Black Sesame Seeds
Hummus With Herbed Pita Crisps
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St. Joe High School is mourning the loss of one of its most loyal sons.
Jon Bajdek, who graduated from St. Joe in 2003, passed away on Friday at the age of 27. He had battled Cystic Fibrosis his entire life.
NewsCenter 16 featured Bajdek nine years ago when he was a senior at St. Joe. He was 18-years-old at the time, which was his life expectancy when he was born.
But he Jon was living out one of his biggest dreams as a member of the Indians football team.
"i just tell them it's just a little thing," Bajdek explained to NewsCenter in 2002 about playing with Cystic Fibrosis. "I don't really worry about it. I pretend I don't have it sometimes."
And Jon didn't play the part of someone with Cystic Fibrosis on the field. Current St. Joe head coach Ben Downey was Jon's position coach nine years ago.
"His feet were as quick as anybody's," Downey said Sunday. "He was as athletic as anybody. The only difference was that he was smaller than everybody."
Jon's always stayed connected to St. Joe. In fact, he's considered by many to be one of their most loyal fans. For the last several years he's served as an assistant baseball coach.
"He is St. Joe High School," head baseball coach and assistant Athletic Director John Gumpf said Sunday. "He lived for it. He wanted everything to do it with it."
Everyone at St. Joe will miss Jon dearly.
"When you lose a person like that," Gumpf started to explain trying to find the right words. "I'll think about him all the time. Every time we get ready for that first pitch, every time we go out on the baseball field."
"I think he had a really really good sense of humor," Downey says. "And i think a lot of times that came out when he was just bantering back and forth with people and pulling pranks on people. He made life fun."
And both say the first thing they think of when they think of Jon is his smile. Downey says in 20 years of knowing Bajdek, he can't remember a day seeing him without that smile.
A memorial visitation will be held on Monday from 2-8 p.m. at Kaniewski Funeral Home on Bendix in South Bend. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Cross Catholic Church in South Bend.


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Immediate Release: February 20, 2011
VESTAL, N.Y. -- Visiting Albany (14-15, 7-7 AE) closed the game on a 13-4 run to squeeze past Binghamton 57-54 Sunday afternoon from the Events Center. The Great Danes put four players in double figures to complete the season sweep of the Bearcats (7-20, 4-10 AE).
Down three on the final possession, BU found senior forward Mahamoud Jabbi in the right corner. One of the best three-point shooters in the conference, Jabbi released a potential game-tying shot with five seconds left but the ball fell well short of the rim.
The Bearcats led by six, 50-44 with 7:42 to play before a sequence of two missed layups and a turnover opened the door for Albany. The Great Danes drained a three-pointer, a layup and a pair of free throws to pull within one, 53-51, with 2:45 left. The Great Danes then scored an easy basket off an inbounds play with 1:54 to take the lead for good, 53-52. Binghamton then missed its second straight three-pointer - a short jumper from freshman guard Robert Mansell from the left corner with 1:24 to play. A hop-skip-and-jump layup in the lane from Mike Black pushed Albany's lead to three, 55-52 before a driving dunk from senior forward Greer Wright brought BU to within one, 55-54, with 0:37 left. After an intentional foul and a pair of clutch free throws from bench player Billy Allen, the stage was set for Jabbi's controversial final try.
Senior guard Moussa Camara scored a game-high 17 points (15 in first half) and Wright added 15 points, 11 in the second half. The Bearcats missed 9-of-11 three-point attempts in the second half. Albany owned a 35-25 advantage on the glass.
"Albany played tremendous down the stretch," head coach Mark Macon said. "Rebounding hurt us and they took advantage of that. We played good basketball and good defense and we played hard overall ... just came up short. We've come a long way during the season but we still have to get better. We have a lot of time to improve and work on things."
Binghamton hosts Boston University Thursday in its final home game of the regular season. The Bearcats will honor their five seniors pre- and postgame.
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UPDATE: Lange, who said on the air yesterday that he was neither drunk nor had he taken anything other than a prescribed antidepressant when he was arrested, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to DUI. He's due back in municipal court on Aug. 26.
This is getting too serious for our taste.
Funnyman Artie Lange, whose heaviness, history of drug abuse and overall mental health are constant fodder for some unfortunately hilarious banter on The Howard Stern Show, was busted Friday on suspicion of DUI after being involved in a fender bender in New Jersey.
Police found no indication that Lange was "under the influence of illicit drugs" when his rented 2009 Nissan rear-ended another vehicle, Toms River Police Capt. Steve Henry told the Asbury Park Press.
But the officer who responded to the report of a minor traffic collision at around 1:30 p.m. determined that Lange was under the influence of something. After he was taken into custody, a sample of one fluid or another was taken at the police station and sent off to the lab for analysis.
Meanwhile, Lange has been charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and careless driving. He was issued a court summons for July 16 and sent on his way.
Lange was "100 percent cooperative," Henry said.
That's all well and good, but maybe this will finally be the misstep that gets Lange into the more intensive rehab he seems to really, really need.
And what will Howard and Robin say about this on Monday?
(Originally published July 10, 2009, at 3:30 p.m. PT)