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The final week of the 2012-13 regular season is upon us and at this time next week we'll know who won the B1G and what the seedings will be for the conference tournament.
We're coming off a week of upsets — including a pair of the monumental variety — which have opened up the B1G title race, although everyone is still chasing Indiana.
The Hoosiers have clinched at least a share of the conference title, and their loss in Minnesota was minimized somewhat by Michigan State's loss in Ann Arbor, Michigan's unlikely upset in Happy Valley, and Wisconsin's home debacle against Purdue.
Ohio State enters the week knowing that all the right dominos have fallen for it to possibly snatch a share of a fourth consecutive conference crown. Still, a win in Bloomington tomorrow night is required to keep the Buckeyes in the running. Both the Mitten State schools and Wisconsin would also still be alive, but one thing at a time. The final week will be decisive, as it so often is in the B1G shark tank.
The recent resurgence by Minnesota and Illinois has both teams back at the .500 mark in league play. Iowa missed the opportunity to do the same with a loss at Indiana Saturday, so eight teams in the conference have at least an even B1G record.
Penn State has clinched the 12 seed in the B1G tourney, despite the LOLs the Nittany Lions delivered with their upset of the Wolverines this week. Just about every other spot is up for grabs.
There was a bit of movement near the top this week. Here are your penultimate B1G basketball power rankings:
Jordan Hulls scored 17 points, hitting 5/7 from the arc, and Victor Oladipo posted 16 points and five boards, but it wasn't enough to keep No. 1 Indiana from falling to Minnesota at Williams Arena Tuesday, 77-73. Cody Zeller and Yogi Ferrell combined for 19 points on 4/19 shooting.
The Hoosiers were beaten on the glass, 38-25, including a crazy 17-5 disparity on the offensive end. The second chances for the Gophers led to nine extra field goal attempts. Before the trip to The Barn, Indiana had won nine of its last 10 games.
Zeller's 22 points and 10 boards led the way, as Indiana bounced back Saturday night against Iowa, winning 73-60. Ferrell scored 19 with five dimes, and Oladipo added 10 points and eight rebounds.
It was far from a thing of beauty for the Hoosiers. They shot only 39% overall and were 2/14 (14%) from deep. What helped Indiana is what usually does in Bloomington — a gigantic disparity in free throws. Indiana went to the line 42 times, hitting 29. That's not a great percentage, but the Hoosiers still outscored the Hawkeyes by 12 from the line.
The other thing that helped Indiana avoid back-to-back losses was Iowa's charity, in the form of 18 turnovers.
Indiana will look to wrap up the B1G title this season, but it won't be easy. Ohio State visits Bloomington tomorrow night, and the Hoosiers visit Ann Arbor on Sunday in the finale.
For a while it appeared the No. 16 Buckeyes would escape Evanston without the usual nail-biting finish. Ohio State rode Lenzelle Smith's hot three-point shooting to a double-digit first-half lead. But the Buckeyes failed to take advantage of a six-minute Northwestern scoring drought and let the Wildcats get back in it.
Northwestern even took a brief second-half lead on Kale Abrahamson's ridiculous buzzer-beating triple, before Deshaun Thomas took over late and led the Buckeyes to a 63-53 win at Welsh-Ryan. Smith led the team with a season-high 24 points on 6/11 from distance to go with six rebounds and three steals.
Tank kicked in 19 points, with much of that coming in the final 10 minutes. He also grabbed seven rebounds. However, his 0/5 night from the arc was part of the reason the Cats hung around. Slam Thompson helped seal the deal with four blocked shots and a late breakaway dunk.
The Buckeyes are somehow still alive in the conference race after this week's round of upsets, but must still win out and get help to add another B1G title to Thad Matta's resume.
If Ohio State can exact revenge at Indiana tomorrow night and at home against the Fighting Illini on Sunday, it still has a shot.
Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 19 points and grabbed seven boards to lead four starters in double figures, but somehow Michigan still derped its way into a loss in Happy Valley, 84-78. The Wolverines became the first team in the B1G to lose to Penn State this season, despite shooting 52% from the floor on the road.
Trey Burke did his part, with 18 points and six assists, but he also had an uncharacteristic six turnovers. Michigan lost the turnover battle, but made up for it with a 37-27 advantage on the glass. The difference in the game was a 30-15 deficit in points from the arc. The Wolverines shot just 5/20 (25%) from three.
Did Michigan get caught looking ahead to Sparty, or was it just a case of B1G roaditis? Either way, it looked bad for a team that owned the No. 1 ranking a few weeks ago. The Wolverines most likely waved goodbye to a No. 1 seed in the tournament, barring something unforeseen.
Burke's strip and steal of Keith Appling provided the winning margin in TTUN's crazy 58-57 win over Sparty on Sunday. Michigan held off a late rally that saw the Spartans overcome a 10-point deficit and tie the game.
Michigan State had possession with a chance to take the lead when Burke picked Appling's pocket and went the distance for a dunk. Burke led all scorers with 21 points, and notched eight assists, four rebounds and five steals.
Mitch McGary provided some energy and 11 points off the bench for Michigan, which failed to hit a three-pointer for the first time since a 1999 contest against Northwestern. The Wolverines were 0/12 from the arc, but repeatedly got into the lane for easy points.
Some favorable calls on MSU charges got the ball rolling in the second half for Michigan, which trailed by three at the break and by as many as seven in the first half.
Michigan visits Purdue on Wednesday, before finishing the regular season at home against the Hoosiers Sunday.
After spending much of the season in the top two of our rankings, Sparty slides.
The Spartans will lament the missed opportunity at the end of the game in Ann Arbor, when Gary Harris' pass for Keith Appling was stolen, erasing any chance of a game-winning shot in the final seconds.
Tom Izzo called timeout with five seconds left and Adreian Payne trying to dribble through four Wolverines in the backcourt, although the timeout came just as Payne got rid of the ball to an open teammate for a probable layup.
Sparty did a lot of dumb things in the game, but in fairness, so did Michigan. The Spartans outrebounded Michigan, 41-28, but committed 18 turnovers and fell a bit too much in love with the three ball (6/22, 27%).
Payne was a force with 17 points and 12 boards. Harris scored 16 points. Appling struggled with 3/9 shooting (0/3 from range) and the late miscue that handed Michigan the lead.
Michigan State concludes its 2012-13 regular season schedule with home games against Wisconsin and Northwestern on Thursday and Sunday, respectively.
The No. 17 Badgers took advantage of Indiana's loss Tuesday by pounding Nebrasketball at the Trohl Center, 77-46. Sam Dekker's 19 points off the bench led the way. Ryan Evans showed off his fancy free throw jump shot en route to 14 points and seven boards. Ben Brust added 13 points.
Wisconsin hit 51% of its shots, while holding Nebraska to just 33% from the field. The Badgers also outrebounded the Cornhuskers, 37-29, and hit eight of their first 11 triples to take command. Overall, Wisconsin outscored Nebraska, 36-9, from the arc.
Jared Berggren notched four swats to become the crew cuts' all-time leader in blocks, with 126.
Entering Sunday, the Badgers had a chance to stay within a game of Indiana and take sole possession of second place if Sparty lost, but...LOL. Wisconsin had an uncharacteristically horrible second half at home in a surprising 69-56 loss to Purdue.
The Badgers shot a horrific 8/27 (30%) after halftime, scoring only 20 points. Incredibly, Wisconsin missed its final 18 three-point attempts — all this despite shooting 50% in the opening 20 minutes.
Berggren scored 13 points with eight rebounds, but was inefficient, requiring 12 shots and four free throws to get there. Evans and Dekker added 10 each. Wisconsin was beaten, 36-26, on the glass.
After Wisconsin faces Sparty in East Lansing Thursday night, it visits Happy Valley for Sunday's finale at Penn State.
The Golden Gophers' loss at Indiana on Jan. 12 started a downward spiral that saw Minnesota drop eight of 11 games, including back-to-back losses by 20+ last week at Iowa and Ohio State. Gopher fans couldn't have felt good about their team's fading NCAA hopes with Indiana coming to town. Then Tuesday came.
Trevor Mbakwe went into beast mode against the Hoosiers, hitting 8/10 shots and registering game-highs in points (21) and rebounds (12). It was Mbakwe's seventh double-double of the year — the most in the B1G. Andre Hollins chipped in 16 points and the Minnesota bench outscored Indiana's, 16-13.
The Gophers' awakening continued into the weekend, when they slapped Penn State silly in Williams Arena, 73-44. Minnesota held the Nittany Lions to 12 first-half points, crushed them on the glass, 41-20 (10-2 offensive), and shot 50%, en route to evening its B1G record at 8-8.
Mbakwe obviously doesn't suffer from triskaidekaphobia, because he scored 13 points and grabbed 13 boards against the Nitts. Joe Coleman chipped in 12 points and Andre Hollins added 11 more. Rodney Williams and Julian Welch both pitched in 10, with two of Williams' points coming on this sick alley-oop slam.
The Gophers finish the season on the road, visiting Nebrasketball on Wednesday and Purdue on Saturday.
The Illini struggled against Nebrasketball on Saturday, but ultimately did enough good things down the stretch to squeak out a 72-65 win on Senior Night.
Brandon Paul scored 14 points with five rebounds and became the ninth-leading scorer in school history. As usual, it took him a lot of shots to get there (6/14), and he was worse than Nickelback from downtown (1/7).
Tracy Abrams (16), D.J. Richardson (13), Mike Henry (12), and Nnanna Egwu (10) all reached double figures, with Henry snatching nine boards. The Illini held a 32-22 rebounding edge and outscored the Huskers, 15-6, from the charity stripe.
Illinois visits Iowa tomorrow night ahead of Sunday's trip to Columbus.
Aaron White and Roy Devyn Marble scored 18 points each, accounting for 62% of Iowa's offense, in Wednesday's 58-48 home win over most hated rival Purdue.
The stat sheet offers few clues as to how the Hawkeyes won this game. Iowa shot just 31% to Purdue's 37%, had one fewer field goal attempt, outrebounded the Boilers by just a few (37-34) and played without starter Mike Gesell (foot). Yet the Hawkeyes never trailed in the game.
Iowa did enjoy a 13-8 edge in offensive rebounds and had six fewer turnovers than the Boilermakers, while attempting 19 more free throws than Purdue. Still, the three starters not named Marble or White combined for just nine points.
The Hawkeyes were horrible from distance at Indiana Saturday, hitting only one of 13 three-point attempts (8%). Combined with 18 turnovers and a 42-24 disparity in free-throw attempts, there was little chance of an Iowa upset.
There were positives, though. Iowa outrebounded Indiana, 34-33, and held the Hoosiers well under their usual offensive efficiency. Marble scored 20 points with six boards, and White added 14 and seven. Eric May contributed 12 points and seven rebounds off the bench.
The Hawkeyes have a pair of home games this week to close out the regular season — tomorrow against the Fighting Illini and Saturday against Nebrasketball.
Donnie Hale scored 13 points off the bench to pace Purdue in Wednesday's loss at Iowa. A.J. Hammons added 12 points and nine rebounds. D.J. Byrd scored 11 points, but was just 3/10 from the arc, and Purdue was just 3/14 as a team from outside.
The Boilermakers got to the line only 10 times, hitting seven, while sending Iowa to the stripe 29 times for 21 points.
Byrd went nuts in the second period at Wisconsin, scoring 16 of his game-high 22 points. Just for fun he also posted eight boards, two steals and two assists. Terone Johnson tossed in 16 points with seven boards and Sandi Marcius added 10 and five off the bench, with eight of his points coming after the break.
The Boilers ruined Wisconsin's Senior Day by taking control with a 21-3 run and shooting 46% overall and 50% (6/12) from long range.
Purdue closes the regular season at home, facing Michigan Wednesday and Minnesota on Saturday.
Dylan Talley's 21 points and eight rebounds at Wisconsin Tuesday ultimately did very little to keep the Cornhuskers in the game. Brandon Ubel added 10 points, but nine other Huskers combined for just 15 points.
Despite putting up some numbers, Talley and Ubel weren't even efficient. It took Talley 20 shots to get his 21 points and Ubel needed 11 shots to score 10. Nebraska was a dreadful 27% outside the arc (3/11) and saw a 16-5 disparity in free throw attempts.
The Cornhuskers hung around all game long in Champaign on Saturday, mostly due to a 50% (9/18) performance from the arc. But when the game hung in the balance late, they took poor shots and didn't defend well.
Ray Gallegos scored 23 and Talley added 20, but the other three starters combined for only 22 and the Nebraska bench got waxed, 38-0.
Nebraska's B1G season concludes with a visit from Minnesota on Wednesday and a trip to Iowa City on Saturday.
Despite being outrebounded and committing nine more turnovers than Ohio State, the Wildcats again found a way to stay in the game against the Buckeyes. A look at the stat sheet shows Northwestern didn't shoot any better than Ohio State, nor did they hit a lopsided number of triples (both teams hit eight).
Tre Demps scored 14 points and Dave Sobolewski added 13 to lead Northwestern, which seemingly only stayed in the game due to Ohio State's 13/23 (57%) night at the charity stripe. Kale Abrahamson provided life with a three-point shot that had no business going in, finishing with nine points and nine rebounds.
Northwestern shot better from distance (42.1%) than it did on two-pointers (41.9%).
The Cats have lost six straight and will host cellar dwelling Penn State Thursday before finishing the season Sunday at Michigan State.
The Nittany Lions put together a 48-39 second half against Michigan and avoided becoming the first 0-18 team in B1G history and the first winless team in the conference since the 2000 Northwestern Wildcats.
The team had been inching closer and closer to that elusive first conference win, but quite frankly I expected it to come at Northwestern — not against the No. 4 team in the country. Penn State snapped a 19-game conference losing streak that lasted more than a year.
Jermaine Marshall carried the Nitts with 25 points, six rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block. D.J. Newbill added 17 points and five assists, with Ross Travis kicking in a surprise double-double on 15 points and 12 boards.
The difference for Penn State was a 10/20 (50%) night from the arc. Most of that came from Marshall, who was 6/10 from downtown.
After several good outings that culminated in the upset win over TTUN, the Nitts went back to their old selves in Saturday's beatdown in Minnesota. Penn State shot just 27% overall and 21% from distance.
Newbill led the team with 15 points, although it took 16 shots to do it, and Marshall added 10. The rest of the team scored only 19 combined. It was Penn State's worst loss since getting hammered in Bloomington on Jan. 23.
The Nittany Lions visit Northwestern on Thursday before finishing the regular season Sunday against Wisconsin.
Maryland (20-9, 8-8)
The Terps fell to 1-6 on the road in conference play with a 78-68 loss at Georgia Tech on Wednesday. Losing on the road in conference play will properly prepare Maryland for its transition to the B1G. But don't think you have Maryland figured out. You don't. The Terrapins defied your pathetic attempts to define them by winning a road game at Wake Forest on Saturday, 67-57.
Maryland would be in that Iowa-Purdue range this week.
Rutgers (13-14, 4-12)
The Scarlet Knights visited No. 7 Georgetown Saturday night and it went about as you'd expect, with a 64-51 loss. Rutgers managed to keep it close in the first half, trailing by just one at the break. The Knights have lost 10 of 11 and have not won a road game since Jan. 9 at St. John's.
Rutgers is on par with Northwestern, which is sad considering the Wildcats' injury problems.


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HIPAA Authorization and Production of Entire Medical File
Recently, one of our health care provider clients called with a question about what type of information may be disclosed pursuant to a HIPAA release. The client had inquired about whether there is any law which prevents a physician or a physician's office from disclosing a patient's entire file in response to a HIPAA Authorization to Release Information. Specifically, the client was concerned about producing records that were created or obtained from other doctors.
As one of our valued physician clients, we thought you might be interested in the answer as it relates to your practice. The short answer is, yes, pursuant to a valid HIPAA Authorization, a health care provider may indeed produce a patient's entire medical file, regardless of whether some of the records were created or obtained from other physicians.
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) has issued a statement on this very question. While the HHS statement clearly explains such disclosure is acceptable, please note the following two important caveats.
- Caveat #1. The Authorization must describe the requested information in a specific and meaningful fashion. A request for the patient's "entire medical record" or "complete patient file" would be sufficient. However, requests for "all protected health information" would be too vague. Accordingly, we suggest that you require, as a part of your standard office policy, that one of the two bold phrases listed above be included in the Authorization if the request seeks a patient's entire file.
- Caveat #2. The Authorization must meet the requirements of 45 CFR 164.508(b)(1) and 164.508(c)(1). To assure compliance in this regard, we recommend our clients utilize the official form produced by the Iowa State Bar Association. This Form, in PDF or other format, can be obtained from LaMarca Law Group, P.C. by contacting Barbara Bray.
- With regard to any general HIPAA Authorization signed by new patients, we would be happy to review your current HIPAA form to ensure it complies with the regulations. As a general rule, however, we would suggest that any person or entity requesting a patient's entire medical record should sign a new and separate Authorization specifically for that purpose, as opposed to relying on a general release signed by the patient at an earlier date.
In summary, as long as you take special care to comply with the above recommendations, you can adopt an office policy that allows for the production of a patient's entire medical record in response to a HIPAA Authorization.

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The Regnum Christi Movement offers its members some guidelines of a gospel-based spirituality as an ideal of Christian life. The spiritual path that Regnum Christi members walk mainly consists in knowing, loving, imitating, and proclaiming Christ. This is the path and these are the goals.
Below, we offer some resources that can help nurture the spiritual life of Movement members and of any Christian.
Daily Prayer 2012-10-29
Listen to podcast version here.
Father James Swanson, LCListen to podcast version here.
Luke 13:10-17
Jesus was teaching in a synagogue on
the sabbath. And a woman was there who for
eighteen years had been crippled by a spirit; she
was bent over, completely incapable of standing erect. When Jesus
saw her, he called to her and said, "Woman,
you are set free of your infirmity." He laid
his hands on her, and she at once stood up
straight and glorified God. But the leader of the
synagogue, indignant that Jesus had cured on the sabbath,
said to the crowd in reply, "There are six days
when work should be done. Come on those days
to be cured, not on the sabbath day." The
Lord said to him in reply, "Hypocrites! Does not each
one of you on the sabbath untie his ox
or his ass from the manger and lead it out
for watering? This daughter of Abraham, whom Satan has
bound for eighteen years now, ought she not to
have been set free on the sabbath day from this
bondage?" When he said this, all his adversaries were
humiliated; and the whole crowd rejoiced at all the
splendid deeds done by him.
Introductory Prayer: Lord, I believe
in you with a faith that never seeks to
test you. I trust in you, hoping to learn to
accept and follow your will, even when it does
not make sense to the way that I see things.
May my love for you and those around me
be similar to the love you have shown to me.
Petition: Lord, protect me from spiritual
old age.
1. Jesus Is Showing his Messiah Credentials Again:
Jesus' opponents were desperate. They didn't want to believe
that he was the Messiah, and they especially didn't
want anyone else to think he was the Messiah. But
there was the pesky problem of his miracles. They
knew that when God sent someone to speak for
him, he usually performed signs through the person so that
people would believe in him. The sign was proof
that the person (Jesus in this case) was sent
by God. Jesus was doing plenty of miracles, which most
people were taking as the sign that he was
sent by God. What could Jesus' opponents do? They
could only try to discredit the miracles any way possible.
You Can Do a Lot More than You Think on
the Sabbath: This miracle was done on the Sabbath.
The head of the synagogue had a problem with
that. Didn't God himself rest on the sixth day? Oughtn't
we to do the same? How does this Jesus
heal on the Sabbath if he is truly from God?
In fact, there were many exceptions to the rules
about the Sabbath. In another place, Jesus himself says
that the Sabbath is made for man, not man for
the Sabbath (Mark 2:27). Certainly, the observance of the
Sabbath was always subject to the practice of charity,
that it was always permissible to break the Sabbath rest
in the case when needed to do some necessary
act of charity for another. Jesus mentions situations when
for practical reasons (necessary farm chores, like watering animals)
work can be done without breaking the Sabbath rest.
3. Lord,
Please Let me Keep my Mediocrity: And so, there is
really nothing to the objection. The head of the
synagogue does not want to believe because what Jesus
says and does seems threatening to him. If Jesus is
the Messiah, he foresees having to change his life,
and he does not want to do that. He
may not even realize that this is his real objection,
but it is. We can be this way, too.
We don't want to accept something Jesus teaches us
through his Church because it would mean that we have
to change our lives, and we don't want to.
We are comfortable the way we are. If we had
to do what Jesus asks, it would take us
out of our comfort zone. Sometimes it is mere fear
of something different. Jesus always is offering us something
different, but we don't want it. We want to
stay in our rut. We have surrounded ourselves with
limited horizons and are afraid to stretch them.
Conversation with
Christ: Dear Jesus, help me to accept you fully.
If I am rejecting you or your teaching without
realizing it, show me. Help me to overcome my
attempt to construct my own little universe in which I
am God. If I have grown old spiritually, renew
my youth and help me break through my restricted,
shrunken horizons that exclude you.
Resolution: Where in my life
have I settled into spiritual routine and old age?
Do I habitually skip some prayer I should be saying,
telling myself it isn't that important? I will make
an extra effort to pray it today. Is there some
other aspect of my spiritual or moral life that
I have removed to make life "more comfortable" for
me? Time to start doing it again!
The daily meditation is a service of Regnum Christi that offers people a Gospel reflection through e-mail. You can view the weekly meditation on this link or listen the podcast version here.
If you would like to subscribe or send a gift subscription, please fill out this form.


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Tomas Hertl scored twice as the Czech Republic opened the world junior hockey championship by blasting Denmark 7-0 on Tuesday.
Petr Holik, Dmitrij Jaskin, Tomas Filippi, Jiri Riha and Radek Faksa each had singles for the Czechs, while goaltender Petr Mrazek needed to make only 12 saves for the shutout.
"I'm very pleased to score my first two goals in the world junior championship, and I'm very happy that I could help my team," Hertl said through a translator. "We knew we had to win and that's what we did."
The only previous meeting between the two teams was at the 2008 world juniors, a 5-2 win by the Czechs.
The Czechs started off slowly, scoring only once on Hertl's deflection despite outshooting the Danes 16-2.
But Hertl and Faksa each scored in the second before the Czechs exploded with four goals in the third.
Sebastian Feuk stopped 37 shots for Denmark, which is off to an ugly start at the tournament after losing 11-3 to the United States on Monday.
The Czechs play Canada on Wednesday while Denmark has the day off before playing Canada on Thursday.
"Canada will play on home soil and the crowd will be behind them, but this shouldn't distract us from trying to win as well," Hertl said.
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I saw this one coming months ago. With Dusty Baker getting heat with the Cubs and the Marlins' idiot ownership jousting with Joe Girardi, it was a no-brainer that he might end up back in Chicago. He interviewed with the Cubs yesterday and has the inside track.
Girardi is loyal to Joe Torre, so I don't see an interview there if the Yankees foolishly fire the manager who has taken them to the playoffs every year since 1996, and has won four World Series.
Meanwhile, the Mets are endorsing coaches Manny Acta and Jerry Manuel. The Nationals reportedly have interest in Acta. With a large Hispanic population in South Florida, Acta is expected to get attention from the Marlins, too.
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I converted several books into HTML (for conversion into epub) but for some reason the conversion went wrong and all the paragraphs in a chapter merged into one. The books ended up with between 20-50 massive paragraphs (one per chapter) with no way to figure out what the actual paragraphs were.
This meant breaking out the original paper books and going through each chapter line-by-line to figure out the proper paragraphs. This may take some time, but it had to be done.
Now, when I do this I'm normally got the book in one hand and visually scanning down the page, while my other hand manipulated the cursor and enter keys.
In a regular text editor this would be fine but I've been coming across a couple of issues that this a bit of a pain.
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text withing the paragraph below, as I scroll across to the correct ending point of the paragraph, the cursor can randomly jump to the italic text and then jump back to where it should be and then continues on the line. This wouldn't caus me too much of a problem except for the fact that the page will suddenly jump and scoll as much as a full screen of text and then jump back. This gets very disorienting.
2. The larger the paragraph the slower it takes to scroll. I press and hold the left of right scroll button and the cursor moves just one place. I leave my finger on the cursor key and the cursor doesn't move, except that when I take my finger off, the cursor jumps several characters. This makes it difficult to tell where the cursor actually is.
Are these things worth raising as an issue or are these an issue with Qt?
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A sudden decrease in kidney function. If your kidneys are not seriously damaged often reversible, but it may lead to permanent loss of kidney function.
A gradual loss of kidney function. This can happen slowly and silently over many years. Because this can often go undetected for many; years, it is important to know how to keep your kidneys healthy.
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STAND-UP comic Joel Dommett will be performing at Burnley Mechanics theatre tomorrow.
The comedian, best known for his role in BBC3 series Impractical Jokers, has also appeared on Russell Howard's Good News, Live in Chelsea, and How to Survive a Disaster Movie, as well as previously presenting MTV News.
Joel is one of the fastest rising stars on the UK comedy circuit, having gained rave reviews for his debut solo Edinburgh show, Neon Hero, in 2011.
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Have Mercedes Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Please look at the picture below. This is K40 relay module.
Best Regards,
Just to make sure we are on the same page here because there are two relay modules, could you describe which functions are controlled by the relay you are asking about?
Does your car have a mechanical or electronic ignition key?
Thank you for clarifying. To access it, you will need to remove the front left fusebox cover. Below is the picture of it. 97 was a model change year, let me know if you see a bit different picture. But the location of combination relay was unchanged. Quite often the problem described is caused by cold solder joints on the electrical plates of the relay, so a good soldering job might solve the issue.
Again, sorry for the delay. I have taken a look at it. I am guessing it is the one that looks lilke the one in the picture. It does not have N10 on it. There are 3 other relays in there. 2 are smaller and square and the other one is held in place by a bracket kind of thing.
I do not see any problems with the posts on the relay.
Would a faulty relay be the likely cause if the wiper turned on by itself and the turn signals worked every now and then. By the way the wiper will sometimes come on when I start the car. By turning the car off it will then turn the wiper off. Restarting the car seems to fix the problem for that period of driving. At other times I have been driving and all of the sudden the wiper just starts, well, wiping. Again, turning the car off and restarting makes it stop.
Thank you.
Hello Michael,
The two things these systens have in common are the combination switch and this relay. So it should be the relay's fault if the switch has no effect on the problems. It will not have N10 written on it. If in doubt, remove the relay and then switch on turn signals and wipers, they will not function with the relay out.
If you have friend who deals with electronics, tell him that you mostl likely have a cold solder issue in the multi-functin relay, and he will know what he needs to resolder. The relay must be taken apart for this, you will not see any damage unless it is disassambled.


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Jean Lambert, the Green MEP for London, has today marked Refugee Week by urging people to celebrate the "invaluable contribution" refugees bring to life in the UK. The aim of Refugee Week is to challenge misconceptions about refugees through awareness-raising events, while show casing the many ways in which the UK has benefited from their diverse skills. One of the biggest myths is that the UK operates an "open door" policy on asylum and the country is being "flooded" by immigrants. To the contrary, the UK only received 25,670 asylum applications in 2008 [1], a figure that has fallen by almost half over the last five years, and we are ranked just 17th in a league table of industrialised countries for the number of claims per head of population[2].
Jean, who is a leading voice on asylum and immigration, says: "With so many negative myths surrounding the issue of asylum and immigration it is easy to lose the real story. Refugee Week offers a unique opportunity to dispel these misconceptions and focus on the truth behind the misinformed hype.
"Refugees are not here to scrounge off our welfare system, they are people forced out of their homes because their life and often the lives of their families have been put in danger because of war, conflict or political persecution. Increasingly, we are also seeing the most vulnerable communities losing their livelihoods and homes because of the impact of climate change, with rising sea levels, local water supplies threatened and land and crops lost to dramatic changes in weather.
"Asylum seekers are looking for a place of safety, not, as some people would have you believe, a place that would be economically beneficial. Indeed, many refugees live in hope that one day they can return to their homeland but whilst a variety of reasons often means that this is impossible their contribution to life in the UK is invaluable. From the NHS, to theconstruction industry, from the world of business to the service sector,refugees are an integral part of the very fabric of our society and Refugee Week is a celebration of this.
"But, of course, behind the celebration we mustn't forget that refugees have not chosen to live here, they have had that choice made for them. To address this situation we need political action to reduce conflict, protect human rights and protect our planet."
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GARDEN GROVE A man suspected of attacking three women in Garden Grove on Thursday night is also being sought in the assault of two women in Anaheim as he tried to force his way into a hotel room, police said.
Authorities on Friday released surveillance footage and a composite sketch of the man suspected in five assaults within a four-hour period in a mile and a half radius, warning residents that the attacker is believed to be armed and dangerous.
The first attack was reported shortly before 5:30 p.m. in the 11300 block of Euclid Street, where a woman told authorities that she had been struck several times in the face by a man who tried to drag her to a more secluded location, Garden Grove police Lt. Ben Stauffer said. The woman fought back, police said, and the man fled on foot.
Authorities believe the same man then broke into a home in the 11300 block of Clarissa Street. When a female resident returned to the residence, the man attacked her with a knife, stabbing her three times before leaving the residence, Stauffer said. Police believe he stole the weapon, which may have been a kitchen knife, from the home.
Shortly before 8 p.m., police say, the man attacked two women at the Alamo Hotel at 1140 Katella Avenue. The women told police that the man approached them as they entered their room, tried to talk to them and then attempted to force his way through the door. The women fought back, and the man cut them with "some type of instrument" before leaving the hotel, said Lt. Tim Schmidt, Anaheim's public safety spokesman.
The final attack occurred about 10 p.m., when the man approached a woman in the 11300 block of Lampson, struck her and knocked her to the ground, Stauffer said. The woman fought back, police said, and the man once again fled before officers arrived.
The women were all taken to hospitals. None of their injuries were life-threatening, and police say all five were treated and released.
Authorities described the attacker as a white or Hispanic man in his early-20s with tattoos on his arms, who was wearing a grey short-sleeved shirt and blue jeans, and who may have a piercing on his lower lip.
Police said they have not determined a motive for the attacks. They believe some of the assaults were crimes of opportunity, but noted that he appears to be targeting women.
Officers from Garden Grove, Anaheim and Westminster searched the area in the hours after the attacks, aided by a helicopter and bloodhounds from the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Authorities were unable to find the man, with the bloodhounds losing the man's scent in a parking lot at the southwest corner of Euclid and Chapman. Investigators are looking for anyone who may have picked someone up matching the man's description between 10 p.m. and midnight.
The knife used in at least one of the attacks has not been found, police said.
Extra patrols have been assigned to the area, Garden Grove and Anaheim officials said, and extra personnel are at the respective police stations to follow up on leads from the public.
One of the assault victims worked with Garden Grove investigators to create the sketch that was released to the public. The surveillance video from the Anaheim hotel was also released, showing a man walking in the parking lot of the hotel, then minutes later running in the opposite direction.
Stauffer warned residents against approaching the man if they happen to encounter him, instead advising them to call 911. Police are asking anyone with information to contact Garden Grove investigators at 714-741-5070 or Anaheim investigators at 714-765-1911
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Buoyed by continuing strong cash flows, Wesfarmers has promised a Christmas bonus, planning to return about $934 million to shareholders after slicing group debt to rock-bottom.
Wesfarmers chief executive Michael Chaney linked the capital return to the group's low gearing levels and said its ability to grow through acquisitions would not be hampered by the decision to pay back $2.50 a share. However, the move nevertheless triggered some speculation that, despite scouring various industries for potential acquisitions, Wesfarmers's managers could not identify any target offering value for the hoard of cash the group's businesses are generating.
Wesfarmers yesterday revealed net profit in the three months to September 30 rose 3.6 per cent to $105 million before booking $274 million of profits from the sale of Landmark rural services.
But the first-quarter result was patchy. Earnings in the industrial and safety division, which includes the Protector Alsafe business, fell about 11.5 per cent to $28.1 million.
Profit margins at the Bunnings hardware chain eased slightly. The retailer generated gross profit (before amortisation) of $80.5 million, a little below some analysts' expectations but 3 per cent ahead of last year.
The outlook remains strong for Bunnings, with the retailer's sales revenue rising 9 per cent to $888 million, representing almost half the group's $1.8 billion operational revenue.
Overall, Wesfarmers was "operating well", Mr Chaney said, and directors expected underlying profit growth for the full year to continue "at a higher level".
Wesfarmers's efforts to lift gearing ratios - by buying back shares and suspending the dividend reinvestment plan - still has left it well short of its ideal debt-to-equity targets.
At June, its net debt-to-equity ratio stood at 24 per cent but this tumbled after it sold Landmark to AWB in August. That deal realised $718 million and deleted $107 million of debt from Wesfarmers's books.
One month later, it paid $320 million for the Australasian insurance businesses of Edward Lumley Holdings and Lumley Insurance Group.
Since then, analysts have mused about what Wesfarmers would do with its cash. It is renowned for buying diverse businesses and its portfolio now spans hardware retailing (Bunnings), industrial safety products (Protector Alsafe), fertilisers, chemicals (CSBF), coalmining at Curragh in Queensland, and gas distribution.
It also owns half of Australian Railroad Group and there is speculation that Wesfarmers may bid for Freight Australia, the Victorian freight carrier formerly known as V-Line, which RailAmerica plans to sell.
Wesfarmers also has been named as a partner of Alcoa, Alinta and Macquarie in a consortium that may bid for the Dampier to Bunbury gas pipeline, a 1530km distribution system that cost owner Epic Energy $2.4 billion in 1998.
If Wesfarmers gets the all-clear from the Tax Office and shareholders at a general meeting on December 8, it will pay investors the $2.50 a share capital return one week before Christmas.
UBS senior retail analyst Michael Peet said Wesfarmers managers were highly confident they would find suitable acquisitions and he noted the company's long history of returning excess cash to investors.
"They are quite happy to say 'we will give the money back to you now, there's nothing immediately on the horizon'," Mr Peet said. "But they are not shy of using equity if they find something attractive."
Wesfarmers shares jumped 4 per cent to $30.15 immediately after the news of capital return but retreated to end just 21c up on the day at $29.21.
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Spatial interaction models from Irish commuting data: variations in trip length by occupation and gender
Core and peripheral contrasts in journey-to-work trip length can be interpreted as imputing the relative value of origin and destination accessibility (yielding theoretical proxies for rent and wages). Because the main variables are shown to be critically dependent on spatial structure, they may be interpreted as showing the shadow prices due to comparative location. There is also a unifying connection between these results and the existing literature on many dimensions: rent gradients, accessibility, and emissivity. In an empirical example, the advantages of a panoramic view of national commuting statistics are shown, using an Irish data set. Variations in the rates of participation in trip making by location, occupation, and gender are examined. Places that emit more trips than would be expected from their relative location are identified. Further, examining ways in which such emissivity is sensitive to a change in trip length highlights the regions where trips could possibly be adjusted to produce a shorter average trip length or which might be especially sensitive to reduction in employment. A careful reinterpretation of one of the key outputs from a calibrated spatial interaction model is shown to be consistent with the declining rent gradient expected from Alonso's theory of land use. Copyright Springer-Verlag 2012
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NY Times 3.0 Allows Full Content Access On iPhone
The iPhone and iPod Touch now have the same New York Times access and additional content as the iPad version. NYTimes 3.0 as it is called, includes more than 25 different sections from the website. Some of these are well noted such as Business Day, Books, Dining & Wine, obituaries and all the blogs you'd see on the iPad version of the website. NYTimes 3.0 also supports video and photo slideshows that are sometimes embedded in articles or found via the dedicated sections tab.
For those who like to bookmark their favorite pages, there is a new "favorites section" which allows you to save any section, blog, or article for easy access later on when you're trying to show your friends that new article about Dr. Phil. NYTimes 3.0 also features "push notifications", which continually displays breaking news that is going on in the world. In terms of functionality, the developers created this application with swipe functionality, allowing you to travel between articles on an iPhone 4. If you're interested in giving this app a test drive, I'd recommend downloading it immediately because the NY Times will begin charging for digital copies of their newspaper starting March 28th, 2011. All print subscribers of the NY Times will get full digital subscriptions for free. Please note that this app requires iOS 3 software. Please let us know in the comments what you think about the New York Times new pay model for the digital copies? Do you think it's a bit humorous that Google is currently fighting to make as many books free to the public yet the New York Times is charging high prices for their content? Are we seeing a battle going on here? Post us your thoughts.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- All the "taper talk" in media coverage of Federal Reserve policy draws attention from the central bank's main policy tool and a major catalyst for the banking industry earnings over the next few years.
The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday announced a further reduction in the Federal Reserve's purchases of long-term bonds to a monthly net pace of $65 billion beginning in February. The Fed began its "QE3" bond purchases of $85 billion a month in September 2012 in an effort to hold-down long-term interest rates. After many months of anticipation, the FOMC in December announced the bond purchases would be cut to $75 billion in January.
The committee's next meeting is scheduled for March 18-19, and it's quite reasonable to expect further reductions in the Fed's massive balance-sheet expansion, since the central bank wants to move away from years of extraordinary policy measures and back to relying on its main policy tool, which is the short-term federal funds rate.
The federal funds rate has been locked in a historically low range of zero to 0.25% since late 2008.
The FOMC on Wednesday said it had "reaffirmed its view that a highly accommodative stance of monetary policy will remain appropriate for a considerable time after the asset purchase program ends and the economic recovery strengthens." The committee also repeated its past statement that the federal funds rate was likely to remain in its current range at least as long as the U.S. unemployment rate remains above 6.5%.
The unemployment rate improved to 6.7% in December from 7.0% in November, bringing it pretty close to the Fed's target. However, the lower unemployment rate was driven in part by a 0.2% decline in the labor participation rate to 62.8%. The labor participation rate declined 0.8% during 2013, as a large number of people were effectively driven from the labor force.


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Survivors of Monster Oklahoma Tornado Share Harrowing Stories
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GWEN IFILL: The people of Moore, Okla., began the long climb back today from catastrophe. Authorities labored to clear wreckage in the shattered suburb outside Oklahoma City, and the death toll stood at 24, including nine children.
Officials said the numbers could rise higher yet in the wake of a tornado that was one of the most powerful ever.
The scene that met Jason Leger as he emerged from his cellar on Monday evening unscathed was one of total destruction.
JASON LEGER: The lord giveth and the lord taketh away.
GWEN IFILL: Today, similar scenes greeted those who had fled and returned to survey what, if anything, was left of their homes.
CHRIS PALMER, Moore, Okla.: It's going to take time to rebuild, yes. It's just the families — you look at it, you see the movies and everything, but when you are actually standing there, it's — yes, and — yes.
GLORIA MARTINEZ, Moore, Okla.: It's hard. It's hard, but, you know, I know that the lord is going to provide. He's provided before. He has shown his power to us before.
GWEN IFILL: In the immediate aftermath, dozens of people were rescued from the rubble of homes that collapsed around them. The grueling search for more survivors went on through the night.
National Guard troops joined in, going house-to-house, shining flashlights into the wreckage.
2ND. LT. GABRIEL BIRD, 146th Air Support Operation Squadron: Each of our guys will have multiband communication radios. We can talk to aircraft. We can talk to personnel on the ground. Thermal images allow us to see cold, warm bodies, people in the dark. Night-vision equipment, we can see in the dark, low-light instances.
GWEN IFILL: Fire and police crews from around the region jackhammered their way through the debris. Bucket by bucket, they pried it away, looking for any sign of life underneath.
The twister, estimated at up to two miles wide, laid waste to a 20-mile stretch in 40 minutes. In that time, it reached EF-5 status, the most powerful, with winds of at least 200 miles an hour. Many told harrowing stories of survival.
RODNEY PENNY, Tornado Survivor: We see it coming straight towards us because it's heading east right up the middle of the road. So, at that point, it's time for us to just start making moves.
So, we go a little bit farther down the road, I would say about — about 100 meters, and as it's coming up from behind us, I say, Katie, get in the storm ditch. We go in the very middle of the tunnel itself as the tornado passes over the highway.
GWEN IFILL: Among the survivors, schoolchildren who were just about to be dismissed for the day when the tornado hit a little before 3:00 p.m.
STUDENT: I was on the ground, and I just — my ears just — like "beeee." And I couldn't hear anything except cracking and kids screaming.
ISABELA ROJAS, Tornado Survivor: The tornado went in, and I was so afraid, that I was hanging onto one of the desks. And then I fell back, and then all the dirt start getting in my eyes and on my clothes.
GWEN IFILL: Briarwood Elementary was all but destroyed. Miraculously, everyone survived.
But at nearby Plaza Towers Elementary, seven children lost their lives. The superintendent of Moore Public Schools, Susan Pierce, said today they followed disaster drills to the letter.
SUPERINTENDENT SUSAN PIERCE, Moore Public Schools: Yesterday, our administrators, staff, teachers and students put our crisis plan into action immediately. We monitored the weather throughout the day, and when it was time to shelter, we did just that. A tornado's path is highly unpredictable, but, with very little notice, we implemented our tornado shelter procedures at every school site.
GWEN IFILL: In addition to the schools, a local hospital was ravaged and countless homes were flattened.
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin viewed the destruction from the air today.
GOV. MARY FALLIN, R-Okla.: It is very wide. It is hard to look at because there is so much debris on the ground itself. In many places, homes were absolutely destroyed, taken away. There's just sticks and bricks, basically. It's hard to tell if there was a structure there or not. If you get into some of the major neighborhoods, you can't tell where the streets were. The street signs are gone.
GWEN IFILL: And in Washington, President Obama promised the federal government would do everything it could to get the town back on its feet.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: The people of Moore should know that their country will remain on the ground there for them, beside them as long as it takes.
GWEN IFILL: In the meantime, a caravan of semi-trucks loaded with bulldozers and diggers arrived in Moore today to do the heavy lifting. Search dogs were also on hand as teams planned to keep looking for anyone who might yet be found in the ruins.


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'I Wanna Marry 'Harry' ', which is set for a summer premiere, tricks 12 single girls into believing that they are vying for the attention of the British royal.
Twelve regular women will get a chance to get close to "Prince Harry", or what they believe to be the real prince. FOX is set to launch a new reality dating series titled "I Wanna Marry 'Harry' " which puts a Prince Harry lookalike on the center stage.
The show tricks 12 American single girls into believing that they are competing for the affection of the British royal. Prince Harry lookalike Matthew Hicks is given the royal treatment, receiving an intensive makeover to properly confuse the ladies.
The official logline reads, "Summer love is in the air, as an average English 'bloke' is given the royal treatment and an upper crust makeover before meeting 12 single American women searching for Prince Charming. Will he be able to convince them he's regal? And if he does, will they fall for the crown, or fall in love with the real him? Join 'Harry' as he courts each of the ladies, taking them on romantic dates worthy of a princess and trying to make some version of their fairytales come true."
"I Wanna Marry 'Harry' " will debut Tuesday, May 27 at 8 P.M. The show is in the vein of FOX's 2003 dating show "Joe Millionaire", in which 21 single women were led into believing that they were vying for the attention of a super rich guy who turned out to be an average Joe.
FOX has also set the premiere date for other summer shows, including Steve Carell-produced "Riot" which will launch Tuesday, May 13 at 9 P.M. and scripted drama "Gang Related" which is moved from its original May 20 launch to Thursday, May 22 at 9 P.M.
FOX's new schedule:
Thursday, March 27
9:30-10:00 P.M. "Surviving Jack" (Series Premiere)
Tuesday, April 1
9:00-10:00 P.M. "The Mindy Project" (One-Hour Spring Premiere)
Friday, April 11
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SEATTLE, AUGUST 13, 1985 — Discovery Institute is pleased to announce the publication of the provocative intellectual history, From Darwin to Hitler, Evolutionary Ethics, Eugenics and Racism in Germany (Palgrave MacMillan), by Richard Weikart, a fellow with the Institute's Center for Science and Culture.
In this compelling and painstakingly researched work of intellectual history, Weikart convincingly makes the argument that Hitler built his view of ethics on Darwinian principles.
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Weikart explains the revolutionary impact Darwinism had on ethics and morality. He demonstrates that many leading Darwinian biologists and social thinkers in Germany believed that Darwinism overturned traditional Judeo-Christian and Enlightenment ethics, especially those pertaining to the sacredness of human life. Many of these thinkers supported moral relativism, yet simultaneously exalted evolutionary "fitness" (especially in terms of intelligence and health) as the highest arbiter of morality. Weikart concludes that Darwinism played a key role not only in the rise of eugenics, but also in euthanasia, infanticide, abortion, and racial extermination, all ultimately embraced by the Nazis.
From Darwin to Hitler is a challenging yet balanced work that should encourage a rethinking of the historical impact that Darwinism had on the course of events in the twentieth century.
Richard Weikart earned his Ph.D. in Modern European History from the University of Iowa and is an Associate Professor at California State University, Stanislaus focusing on German and European intellectual history. He was a Fullbright Fellowship participant in 1992-93, doing research at the University of Bonn, Germany. His articles have appeared in numerous journals and publications including: German Studies Review, Journal of the History of Ideas, Books and Culture, The History of Science and Religion in the Western Tradition: An Encyclopedia, and the Encyclopedia of Science and Religion.
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The Final Evolution, by Tom Bethell, The American Spectator
Murderous Science, by M. D. Aeschliman, National Review
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Graduate film instructor Jose Angel Santana has slapped New York University with a lawsuit, claiming that he lost his job after giving the '127 Hours' star a D for his poor attendance record.
New York University isn't staying quiet over claims that James Franco's bad grade has cost a professor his job. Graduate film instructor Jose Angel Santana recently filed a lawsuit against the university, claiming that he was fired for giving the Hollywood star a D. In response, the university called the claims "ridiculous".
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Santana filed the suit in New York Supreme Court last Friday, December 16. The fired professor stated that he gave the "127 Hours" star a D in his "Directing the Actor II" for missing 12 of the 14 sessions, while other professors at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts still gave him good grades despite his poor attendance records.
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Santana also suggested that Franco got good grades as a form of payback for hiring fellow NYU professor Jay Anania. In his suit, the disgruntled professor stated that the Oscar-nominated actor brought in Anania to write and direct "William Vincent", which was featured at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival.
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Thousands of young Quebecers took to the streets last spring to protest the province's plan to boost university tuition rates, but the demonstrations evolved into a movement for broad reform in la belle province. Now, with a provincial election set for Sept. 4, it remains to be seen if that populist spirit will be translated into action in the voting booth.
The prospects for a higher-than-normal turnout among young people were bolstered when Léo Bureau-Blouin, the former head of Quebec's main association of college students, decided to contest a seat on behalf of the Parti Québécois.
But despite the alignment of the stars for a higher turnout by young people, confidence in such a result remains low.
As a result, the Institut du Nouveau Monde in Quebec, a non-profit group promoting civic participation, is calling for compulsory voting in provincial elections. The group says its research shows young people are politically disengaged and the only way to change that is to force them into the voting booth.
The group says only one in three people under 25 voted in the last election, which is about the same across Canada. "That means, in that generation, in an aging society, it's a kind of political suicide," the group's director, Michel Venne, said.
There are many good arguments for compulsory voting, but to mangle a maxim from Winston Churchill: The current voluntary system may be terrible, but it's still better than all the mandatory voting systems in the world.
Proponents of compulsory voting say casting a ballot is a civic duty that cannot be shirked, much like obedience to any law is necessary to the proper functioning of a society. It would also ensure that political parties campaign on behalf of every citizen, not just those who tend to vote.
Forced voting would require the electorate to become more engaged in the issues, leading to a stronger democracy, according to advocates.
Many countries have compulsory voting, but only a handful enforce it. Some impose small fines, others remove driving privileges for scofflaws, while some countries prohibit non-voters from working for the government. In Australia, about five per cent of eligible voters don't cast a ballot, but they aren't penalized if they have good reasons, such as religious objections.
The problems with compulsory voting, however, outweigh their potential benefits.
There is a false assumption that people who are forced to vote will make their choice after considering party positions on all the issues and that it will be an informed and rational vote. There's no evidence, however, that people who vote are any more informed than those who don't.
There's no doubt that countries with mandatory voting see higher turnouts, but, again, no evidence it produces better governments or more engaged citizens.
People decline to vote for a variety of reasons; they may simply be lazy, or they may believe their vital interests aren't at risk, whatever the outcome of a particular election. In the last Manitoba election, the NDP and the Progressive Conservatives were both largely committed to the status quo, with only minor differences between them. One party would pay off the deficit on such a date, while the other would take four years longer. Health care was safe, crime would be tackled, education improved.
Some people don't pay attention to political parties and it would be perverse to force this group to cast a blind ballot, without the slightest idea who or what they were endorsing. There is the option of spoiling a ballot, but how does this improve democracy or outcomes?
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Thousands of people waited in a huge line to get into this weekend's gun show at the State Fairgrounds.
Many of those in line are concerned about impending gun law changes, but a number of them also support some of the proposed gun controls.
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"The laws they're wanting to pass are making people a little scared," said gun enthusiast Bick Sarkine.
The Connecticut school shooting is just the latest trigger to calls for tougher gun laws.
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The debate over gun control will be front and center at one of the largest gun shows in the country starting today at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The annual show may turn into more of a demonstration.
The Indy 1500 Gun and Knife show bills itself as one of the largest gun and knife shows east of the Mississippi, and it may be even bigger this year because of the current gun control debate. We're already hearing about one anti-big government rally planned for tomorrow just across the street from the Fairgrounds that's meant to coincide with the show.
Traditionally, this show has been a place for sportsmen and gun enthusiasts to see and buy the latest guns and gear. But conservative radio talk show host Greg Garrison says this year's show may attract a whole new crowd who may not even be shopping for guns.
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Jennifer Hawkins is too skinny. Jessica Gomes is too fat.
So what type of female body is just right? This one:
Oh and by the way, just a minor detail: this type of female body doesn't exist in real life. It was created with Photoshop. Because no ACTUAL human female has the 'perfect body' according to the fashion industry whose warped view of what the 'perfect' woman's body looks like has now officially reached Absolutely Bloody Ludicrous heights.
Introducing, Goldilocks Syndrome: where the appearances of actresses and models, paid to be beautiful, are relentlessly criticised by media and fashion people. If they're not revealing a 'pasta belly' or attempting to hide 'unsightly stretch marks' then they're 'dangerously thin' and have 'taken it too far'.
They're too fat. Or too skinny. Too gaunt. Too curvy. Too muscular. Too SOMETHING.
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In the weekend's Sydney Morning Herald, Andrew Hornery reported on the Goldilocks phenomenon, citing widespread online criticism of former Miss Universe and face-of-Myer, Jennifer Hawkins. When Hawkins took to the catwalk last Thursday to promote Myer's spring fashions, she copped the usual 'scary skinny' barbs.
You can see her rib cage. She's malnourished. That's not healthy. Someone give that girl a burger.
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Perhaps it is because in the crazy world of modelling, where sameness and conformity is valued above all else, the only acceptable female body type is one that has been digitally manufactured. The kind of body that has been nipped, tucked, smoothed, cropped and stretched beyond recognition.
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