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Hi. You have provided some great feedback in your responses to the many questions sent to you!
I have been taking Adderall for about one month now to treat ADD. To say the least, it has helped me focus and prioritize much better at work. At home it has also helped me remember to do certain important daily tasks and has made personal reading much easier.
On the down side, it is having a noticeable effect on my blood pressure. Before taking Adderall, my blood pressure was about 108/80 with a pulse of 64/min. Now after taking the Adderall for about 1 month it ranges between 120-140/55-80 with a pulse of 56-65 throughout any given day.
I run 2.5 miles every morning and lift weights 3 times a week. I am constantly drinking water throughout the day and have been maintaining what I consider a healthy diet: Breakfast - wheat bread w/ cottage cheese, Lunch - turkey/cheese sandwich on wheat, Dinner - healthy microwavable meals or chicken w/ salad. At work I also have been experiencing what I believe to be palpitations after reviewing some of the potential effects of taking Adderall. I have occasional shortness of breath when they occur.
Overall though they do not seem life threatening by any means and the weird thing is that I mainly only experience them at work. I never really have them when I get home after work even though I take my last dosage after I leave work for the day.
Do you feel what I described is something that will go away within the next couple of months as my body gets used to the Adderall? If not, is what I described on the extreme abnormal side for someone taking Adderall? Lastly, do you feel this is something that should be reviewed by a medical professional immediately?
I apologize for writing such a long questions. Please provide me any feedback you can. Thanks!
First, thank you for the pleasant compliment!
Second, no reason at all to apologize for the "long" questions. You described things well, allowing me to respond better than I might have if your information was more sketchy.
Cardiovascular changes, that is, changes to do with way the heart and blood vessels work, are common with all stimulant medications. Fortunately, acutely dangerous changes are extremely rare. In fact, in my ten years as medical director at The Affinity Center in Cincinnati I have never had a patient with acutely dangerous effects. Of course, we screen our patients well to feel sure none have major problems that would suggest not using stimulants.
Some people get the changes you describe because they are still taking in caffeine, decongestants or stimulating diet or body-building supplements. If you are doing any of those things, stop.
You did not tell me your age or your heart-health history. Obviously, the older we are and the more heart-related problems we may have, the more we must pay attention to all symptoms and signs like yours.
Regarding the BLOOD PRESSURE: It may not be good to have a blood pressure elevated to the extend yours is for an extended period of time. It is the "140" that is more concerning and I am not sure what yours is really running. However, not only is it not urgent to follow up on right away, many people taking stimulants find their blood pressure goes back towards their normal after 3-4 months. So if the blood pressure was the only question I'd say to wait it out as long as your health professional agrees.
However, regarding PALPITATIONS: Although there is little evidence that intermittent palpitations alone are a major problem, once you have shortness of breath with them its a sign you should discuss it with your health professional. The great majority of the time it likely represents an effect produced by the anxiety-inducing chemicals that are produced by the palpitations, but you don't want to chance it.
I have found that some folks seem to have a cardiovascular system that just hypes up a lot more in response to the even the smallest things when they are on a stimulant. Once I feel my patient is essentially fine and it is not something that can just be stopped (like caffeine), I first try another stimulant. If s/he still has problems like you describe, I add a mild beta-blocker medication called atenolol and that generally does the trick. I do not keep my patients on medication that causes palpitations without changing something---unlike the blood pressure, I have not found palpitations go away unless something is changed.
I hope all works out well. If you get a chance, let us know.
Susan Louisa Montauk, MD
Formerly Professor of Family Medicine
University of Cincinnati


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By John W. Knoernschild
From: Wisconsin
May 18, 2008
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|A nice climb. Small pro in beginning. used size 4,8 and 6 stoppers then a #2 cam after overhang. It was a bit hard to place pro to protect the overhang. I wouldn't recommend it for your first trad lead.
By Josh Olson
From: Durango, CO
May 19, 2011
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|I have led this with only hexes and a nut or two. Good route, good lead, a very intimidating roof until you find that giant Jesus jug.
By Andy Albrecht
Nov 24, 2015
|Noob question but would it be in good etiquette to install two bolts to use as a bomber anchor at the top of this route? This would save on going to the top and building an anchor if someone just wanted to session this spot. If not I completely understand as it is someone else's route. I was also thinking the same for the Corner Crack.
By James Schroeder
From: Sauk County, WI
Nov 25, 2015
|In my opinion, no, it would not be okay to add anchors. There are lots of trees at the top, and convenience isn't the end all in climbing.
By Doug Hemken
From: Madison, WI
Nov 26, 2015
|I'd agree with James. This is an established route that already sees plenty of use. The bar for convenience anchors on public land should be set higher than this.
By Chris treggE
From: Madison, WI
Nov 27, 2015
|Nice to see this kind of discourse rather than the usual bolting and subsequent chopping with 15 pages of blah blah in the forums about it.
By jon jugenheimer
From: Madison
Nov 30, 2015
|What happens when the tree dies?
By Doug Hemken
From: Madison, WI
Dec 1, 2015
|Jon, is that likely to happen soon? What kind of tree is it?
By James Schroeder
From: Sauk County, WI
Dec 1, 2015
Trees. {plural}
A much better candidate for anchors would be Pine Tree Crack which only has one tree at the top used as a fixed, single-point anchor. If any "convenience" anchors are going to be placed at the Hollow, the first ones should be on PTC.
By jon jugenheimer
From: Madison
Dec 1, 2015
|No idea Doug, I just want to see pages of Blah Blah Blah ;) but also, I am into saving trees.
By Andy Albrecht
Dec 1, 2015
|Not everyone wants to climb TR and this one is a great route to lead on. The rock is in great condition and would offer countless years of use without damaging trees. I agree that PTC could use one too. Two rap rings won't take anything away from the area.
By Chris treggE
From: Madison, WI
Dec 1, 2015
|Is the top of the cliffline eroding? Are the trees are showing signs of bark damage? One can only assume that with all this info easily obtainable online now that the traffic to this and every other area will only increase in the future...
By James Schroeder
From: Sauk County, WI
Dec 1, 2015
You asked for opinions, it's my opinion that those two holes are totally unnecessary. I'm all for bolting when it makes sense, but drilling holes for convenience alone on a 5.6 trad route with a forest at its top doesn't make sense to me.
Bolted anchors (whether protection, belay, rappel, or some combo) only make sense when there are limited natural protection options - that's not the case here.
By Ian CB
Dec 1, 2015
|I figured I'd throw my two cents in here. I set up a lot of top ropes due to being a guide. I do notice that there are dead trees, frequently near the edges of cliffs. I think I'm not the only one that can put this together. While things are good now maybe this is something that will need to be addressed at some point, hopefully before it really becomes an issue.
By Doug Hemken
From: Madison, WI
Dec 1, 2015
I don't understand: "This would save on going to the top and building an anchor" but "Not everyone wants to climb TR"? People don't climb to the tops of climbs anymore?
The number of ticks on this route here on MP shows that this route is already popular. Altering a route on public land that already has a substantial community of users strikes me as high handed/self centered.
Putting bolts in rocks is totally appropriate in some circumstances. In my opinion, these are not those circumstances.
By Chris treggE
From: Madison, WI
Dec 16, 2015
Reading this thread:
makes me glad Devil's Lake won't have the bolt safety issue come up. The aging bolts at the Dodge make me a bit nervous if I pause to think about them. If there isn't a need for bolts then perhaps best to avoid. If you build an anchor then you know exactly what you have.
By Tony Brengosz
Dec 26, 2015
Isn't the "this route is already popular without anchors" argument backwards? It seems like the more popular a route, the more it should be considered for bolted anchors.
I agree that not every route everywhere needs to have anchors, but like Andy says, two camo'd rap rings won't take anything away from the area, and ultimately would be appreciated by most people climbing the route.
By Doug Hemken
From: Madison, WI
Dec 28, 2015
Tony, it sounds to me like you are saying: the greater the number of people who value a route as it is, the more urgently we need to change those values.
You also appear to be saying that most climbers would appreciate always having bolted anchors.
I think most climbers appreciate both sport values and trad values: the simplification and focus of sport routes, and the additional skills and judgement required for trad routes.
By Tony Brengosz
Dec 29, 2015
That's assuming that everyone who climbs a route values it for the same reasons. Where you might enjoy the fact that when you get to the top there's nothing up there, others probably don't care much and would rather just clip a few draws and come down.
And yes, I think that most climbers probably would like bolted anchors everywhere. I don't personally think that, but having bolted anchors for single pitch cragging, even with easy top access, doesn't really seem that outrageous to me.
By Doug Hemken
From: Madison, WI
Dec 29, 2015
I assume if a route is popular that people find value in it. You argue that if a route is popular it should be altered?
To be clear, I don't think popularity (or non-popularity) is the bottom line here, just something that ought to be an additional consideration. I'm more with James, bolts here are obviously unnecessary, and the climbing community should be placing the bar higher for ourselves, especially on public land.
While we all appreciate convenience, is that also *all* we care about?
By Tony Brengosz
Dec 30, 2015
You mentioned that one reason it shouldn't get anchors is that it's already a popular route without them. I wasn't arguing that a route that's popular should be changed only because it is popular, I was just trying to point out that from my perspective, with all other things being equal, a route that gets climbed 100 times in a year should be considered for an anchor before a route that gets climbed once a year. But like you said, popularity isn't the only factor, and honestly, with 20 ticks(obviously there's been more but still) in almost 10 years being posted on MP, it doesn't really strike me as all that popular.
The Hollow is a single pitch cragging area, and while there are both trad and sport climbs, most people come here to sport climb. This is borne out by the number of ticks on sport routes vs. trad routes. A few more anchors wouldn't be compromising the "values" of the area, or, in my opinion, the character of the climb.
Regardless of whether this route gets anchors or not, it's great that we can have the discussion here.
By Doorbluff
From: Stevens Point, WI
Jun 7, 2017
|Had a chance to climb this yesterday, and it was a blast. For anyone hopping on this route, there is definitely some loose rock immediately after the roof, so be aware; I cleaned as much of the loose rock as possible.

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you have a good sound sound there mate. but you could do a lot more with it, no offence. you have a good structure. but if it was me i'd put a few more low end syths in to bounce off the main synth you have cuz it's nice and dirty. plus a few added sfx would help the flow a bit, like a nice airy crash or a mean thud every four to eight bars when the dubstep kiks in. also i think the mix could be a bit better towards the end the rising synth at the end seems to drown out the main sound. but you've faded out so it's maybe just the way it sounds when it begins to fade thats thrown me a bit. but like I said you have a good structure mate i think it just needs a bit more refining. hope you found this helpful bud. :D
Rated 2 / 5 stars
Certainly has it's own feel, to say the least.
That isn't to say that the feel was good, though. It has soul, but that soul just isn't very pleasing to the ears. The bass would be much better if (since there is a lack thereof) it had more melody to it, or it wasn't so formant. Normally, many artists have too much going on in the song; in this case, there just isn't enough. you have drums, and an honestly underwhelming, mediocre bass synth.
I can see from your profile that you haven't been at it for too long, so don't be discouraged from making music. I've been at it for 5+ years, and it took about 3 and a half, maybe more, years for it to actually start sounding really good.
You have a start, just as we all start somewhere. You just need time and practice. I am being as honest as I can with my review and my score; I'm not trying to offend you or shoot you down. I just hope this was constructive in some way. Keep at it; you might be on to something here.
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Not really dubstep. Not sure it's 140 bpm either. No drop. But still, I applaud you on it because it wasn't that bad! Good job, keep up the good work.
Thank you for your response. There was experimentation with this. BPM is 100 and instead of a drop I used explosion. I'm curious to know if anyone plans on using this song at a halloween party. Thanks.
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That's scary and very hard, but you did it well!
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Two trademark runouts by Kapugedera
Arguably one of the best fielders going around in the Sri Lankan circuit. Failure to produce consistent performances with the bat has devalued his worth in the field.
well done kapu..This kind of fielding lifts the moral of the whole team..
Best fielder in the SRI LANKA team is Thisara Perera .. Hands down...
You can't keep a player in the team for his fielding alone. A "List A" average of 25.71 may not do any justice for his talent, but until he starts performing consistently at the domestic level and improve his domestic average, he should not be given a chance at the international level. Allowing this guy in and out of the Sri Lankan side, does not do any good for either him or the other talented youngsters that try to make their mark in the international level.
@Uppercut_7 thanx buddy i was searching for the second runout for like ages , not a single kapu hater have seen this video i guess , unfortunately as i remember this test match did not televise in SL ,shame :(
@kushan1987 no worries man, i was unaware dat dis match didnt air on SL(I was living outta SL at da time). yes i too was amazed when i saw the ODI runout, cus its like a carbon copy of the TEST runout, may b he practice it during fielding drills like andrew symonds does :)
ps: dis was da 2nd ever test match SL won in england and squared the series after being 1-0 down in the series


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Fencing is required both for domestic and business properties for many different reasons. It provides a border for back gardens and private land, acting as a measure of privacy as well as to keep people and animals in or out.
Perks of wood fencing include further home security and aesthetic appeal. With a fence in place, it will become harder for intruders gain access to your property and garden. Make certain to pick a design that will look fantastic too, especially if for household purposes.
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The East Midlands county of Nottinghamshire carries a population of approximately one million and borders counties such as Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire. It is actually positioned fifteenth in Britain with regard to region population yet contains a reasonably low density of 1,300 per square mile. There are seven principle districts, such as Ashfield, Gedling and Newark however the county town of Nottingham is easily the most inhabited area with well over 300,000 people. Make sure to keep your Nottinghamshire home up-to-date and add value by employing respected professionals for your home improvements.
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We reported 23,381 requests for household enhancement quotations in Nottinghamshire. Of these quotation requests the amount of fencing quotations (type: wooden fence posts, fence panels, wooden palisade fencing etc..) was 70. Quotatis were able to fit these customers with up to 4 ideal professionals who were on the market for work in Nottinghamshire in those days.
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There will come a period of time in most people's lives when it's time to relocate because of life changes such as a growing family or even your job. There's a great deal of expense associated with this big move as well, with solicitor costs, estate agent payments and stamp duty, so you have to be one hundred per cent certain it's what you need. Underneath you will see the selling numbers for properties in Nottinghamshire throughout the last few years.
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There are many types of property around the United Kingdom for people who have diverse family sizes and annual earnings. Typically the most popular houses is commonly terraced properties and semi-detached properties, largely because they're less expensive and easier to fit into areas such as cities where space has limitations. Other types of home in Britain include detached households and small scale homes including bungalows and flats. It's important to add value to your household and enhancements are the most useful way to do this, regardless of whether it's with the installation of a conservatory or simply cosmetic changes. No matter the work you wish completed on your property, do a comparison of prices from respected businesses making use of our quick and easy service.
Central Heating
Most homes around the UK are going to have a central heating system of some sort or other, whether it's gas, oil or perhaps a biomass fuel. If you don't have central heating, it is likely you use heaters to keep warm, run by electricity. Renovating to central heating will be far more efficient for your property and you could save hundreds of pounds annually. View beneath how many homes are central heated in Nottinghamshire.


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Arnold Sentinel Austrian Pine
Dark-green needles, a dense habit, and strong, upright branching combine to make Pinus nigra 'Arnold Sentinel' a superior landscape plant. Introduced by the Arnold Arboretum, where the original plant was 25′ tall and 7′ wide after 25 years, it makes an impressive vertical accent, privacy screen or tall, narrow windbreak. A good choice for sandy, coastal soils.
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Total 2009 DR Radio Media Billings Drop 23.3 Percent After 4Q Totals Freefall 28.3 Percent11 Jun, 2010 By: Thomas Haire Response
Research 2009 Radio Media Billings
When do you know a market is struggling? When a quarter that shows a 28.3-percent loss — like 4Q 2009 — can be considered a slight rebound from the previous two quarters. Kantar Media (formerly TNS Media Intelligence) reports direct response radio media billings of just more than $12 million for that fourth quarter, well off the more than $16.7 million reported in 4Q 2008.
However, with the second and third quarters of 2009 each falling below the $10M mark in radio billings — and with 3Q results being 37 percent off last year — these 4Q numbers are clearly not the year's worst. Still, based on the six years of Kantar-provided data to Response, each of the four quarterly results in 2009 represents record lows for their respective quarters.
Compared to 4Q 2004 results, 4Q 2009 DR radio totals are off by 50 percent. However, the number of measured campaigns did show a slight uptick, with the total of 72 measuring five more than in 4Q 2008. The total measured media spend on DR radio for 2009 ended the year at $41.2 million — 23 percent behind 2008's total of $53.7 million.
In a slight improvement over both 4Q 2008 and 3Q 2009, seven of the 17 vertical categories reported advances in 4Q 2009. For the second consecutive quarter in 2009, the "General" category was the leading dollar gainer, with a 20-percent increase of $287,400. The "Publishers and Book Clubs" category was right behind, with a $279,100 increase, which represented more than a six-fold rise from 4Q 2008. The "Food and Beverage" category was the other notable gainer, earning an extra $217,600 compared to 4Q 2008, a 63.3-percent rise.
The three biggest dollar-on-dollar losing categories also ranked in the top five of percentage losers. Like 3Q 2009, the "Household, Furniture and Appliances" category was the biggest dollar loser, this time dropping just more than $2 million (37.7 percent). "Audio Supplies and Equipment" lost $1.5 million, a 42.2-percent decline, while the "Computers, Software and Home Office" category's $1.2 million decline reflected a 96.1-percent loss. Two smaller categories, "Correspondence Schools" and "Home and Building" each zeroed out after earning $11,300 and $22,100 respectively in 4Q 2008.
Network Radio Continues to Falter
Much like 3Q 2009, the network radio outlet stumbled badly, losing 40.8 percent ($5 million), and dropping nearly 13 points of market share. The other two outlets — local and national spot radio — were each up slightly, with local's 6.4-percent ($284,000) rise good enough to earn it nearly a 13-point jump in market share. National spot radio's additional $14,500 in spending allowed it to double its miniscule market share to 0.4 percent.
The total number of measured unique DR radio campaigns aired during the fourth quarter rebounded slightly from 4Q 2008's then-record low, rising to 72. However, campaign spending averages continued to decrease. The average money spent on a campaign based on the total was off by 33.2 percent ($83,327). The average outside the top 10 fell 19.4 percent ($14,119).
Spending in the top 10 decreased by a whopping 33.6 percent ($4.2 million). Seven campaigns from 4Q 2008's top 10 carried over to this year's list. "Select Comfort" retained the No. 1 spot, but with a 42.7-percent reduction in spending. "Bose QuietComfort 2" climbed up to the No. 2 position from No. 5, despite a 3.6-percent drop in actual dollars spent.
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Wendy Lynn And Melissa Peterman Pretending To Be Tipsy!
Everyone is still talking about how much fun the show was Saturday, I think my favorite part was Melissa Peterman's "I'm so drunk bit" on stage with Reba. I was fortunate to run in to Melissa (who played Barbara Jean on the Reba sitcom) and get this snapshot.


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Flu Vaccination Flu shots are available to residents 18 years and older for $15. There is no out-of-pocket fee for the flu shot for Medicare Part B recipients. Read the Full Story
September Titles Check out the Library's new titles in September. Read the Full Story
Margate and Longport Library are Now Partners! Margate Public Library and Longport Public Library are now part of the same digital system for tracking books and other library materials. Read the Full Story
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The Falmouth Road Extension Homemakers met for their monthly meeting on Monday, May 2 with 13 members present. Special guest Cheryl Case also visited with the group.
The Falmouth Road Homemaker group is one of the original homemaker clubs formed in Harrison County. New members are always welcome. If you are unable to attend regularly due to work or other life commitments, you can become a mailbox member of the homemakers and receive a monthly newsletter detailing various related activities in the community as well as current homemaker events and happenings.
Beta Sigma Phi held its annual Founder's Day and Honor's Night Banquet on Monday, April 30, at the Vault in Cynthiana.
All members were welcomed by Julie Asher, president of Xi Delta Pi and the Opening Ritual was recited. Following the reading of the Beta Sigma Phi Grace, members enjoyed a lovely meal. The Founder's Day Pledge was recited and a message from Beta Sigma Phi International was read by Tammy Klapheke, vice president of Xi Delta Pi.
A 22-year-old man was pronounced dead on the scene of an automobile accident located on New Lair Road Monday morning.
"He was another son to me as all my employees are," said Mark Cockrell, owner of Cockrell's Auto Center, of Austin Galbreath. "A good kid who was always here to work and was really going to be someone one day."
According to Harrison County Sheriff's Deputy Robert Peak, Galbreath was traveling south on New Lair Road in his 1995 Ford Mustang, when he hydroplaned on the wet road.
The first Heart Walk in Bourbon County will take place on May 19 starting and finishing on Bourbon Community Hospital's campus. The event will get started at 9 a.m. with registration for the walk and a Zumba demonstration led by Angela Fugate, Certified Zumba Instructor.
By Becky Barnes, Editor
In just a few short days, members of Harrison County's Class of 2012 will walk across the stage and collect the piece of paper that is their ticket to the next phase of their lives.
Graduation will be held Friday, May 25, at 7:30 p.m., at Harrison County's Athletic Complex, weather permitting.
The students opted to have their own class officers as this year's commencement speakers. Delivering addresses will be: Whitney Gaunce, Allison Cordray, Katelyn Horschler and Macy Gasser.
A special Harrison County Fiscal Court meeting was held on Tuesday, May 15, to discuss proposed changes in planning and zoning.
Zoning Administrator Bonnie Skinner, chairman Avi Bear and planning and zoning attorney Brian Privett were present at the special meeting to give an outline and answer questions involving the proposed changes.
Great attention and discussion was given to a new article proposed by planning and zoning which would increase the required lot size for newly built homes in the county.
Christopher L.Young of Cynthiana, received the Julian and Betty Goodman Scholarship in Broadcast Journalism as Outstanding Senior in Broadcasting TV/Film Production at Western Kentucky University's annual awards program held May 6.
"Click it or ticket," the slogan says it all.
The summer campaign will kick off May 20 and continue through June 4, according to Sgt. Wilbur Gross of the Cynthiana Police Department.
Gross said it's important for passengers and drivers to be buckled in whenever in a vehicle. Statistics prove a direct correlation between motorist/passenger safety and seat belt usage.
He said that nearly 50 percent of motorists traveling at night do not wear their seat belts.
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There should be few people satisfied with the state of American politics.
Not because it appears that left-wing nut jobs or right-wing nut jobs are ruining the country, but because we've allowed the unnecessary divisiveness that fuels that type of thinking.
You might presume these types of partisan conflicts only play out on talk radio, online forums or watercooler gatherings, but they go beyond that and have real-world impacts.
Despite our country's fragile state, it's clear that Washington has been swayed by this division. It's the main reason we've gone so long without a legitimate federal budget. Instead, Congress continues to demonstrate its love for stop-gap measures, avoiding long-term solutions.
Rather than choosing to confront pressing budget issues such as the debt ceiling or the nation's spending priorities, Congress chose this summer yet again to opt for a short-term fix.
Last week, Democrats and Republicans were able to agree on a six-month stopgap spending measure. This decision means federal spending will be held at $1.047 trillion and any conversation of a government shutdown in September (the end of the fiscal year) will be avoided.
This is good news, and we should be thankful there was no repeat of last year's events, where a government shutdown was narrowly prevented only by compromise at the 11th hour. But the rationale for again putting off hard decisions was entirely shortsighted, political and plain wrong.
Even U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, acknowledged this: "I'd much rather have this come due on March 31 with a President Romney and a Republican Senate than I would in a lame-duck [session] still dealing with President Obama and Harry Reid."
Democrats aren't without their own blame. This year, Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad, D-N.D., refused to hold a vote on the latest Senate budget resolution because he, too, believed it wasn't the best time. In April, he was reported as saying, "I don't think we will be prepared to vote before the election."
Continuing to prolong real budget discussions could yield political advantage following election season, but more importantly, it shows an irresponsibility on Congress' part.
Passing a federal budget is among our elected officials' basic duties and resorting to these temporary measures reflects a lack of proper leadership. Right now, the need for a budget resolution couldn't be greater.
Economic recovery is proceeding slower than hoped, and the question of what to do about the "fiscal cliff" still remains. By the year's end, that policy would automatically activate tax increases and spending cuts, and the consequences of inaction are great.
Yet when compromise is so urgently needed, the only bipartisan decision we've seen on this matter is to save it for later.
This unwillingness to provide long-term solutions also was demonstrated by the House's passage of another stop-gap measure, extending aid to farmers hit hard by the Midwest drought. Although this bill would provide much-needed relief, the House focused on a short-term goal rather than a more comprehensive and better supported five-year farm bill.
The reality of the economic downturn has had a recognizable impact on politics.
But instead of motivating better policy, it has pushed lawmakers to cling to ideologies and obstinacy. The American people are counting on their elected officials to help revitalize the country's economy, but until each party shifts its focus from potential political gains to crafting effective long-term solutions, the people will be left waiting.


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The Dynasty features an open floor plan with the first floor study, formal living and dining rooms, large eat-in kitchen and family room with cathedral ceiling. This home includes 4 bedrooms, two and one-half bathrooms and a second floor laundry with tub included. The owner's suite features a luxury bath with large corner soaking tub, stand-alone shower, dual vanity and a large walk-in closet. Customize with a cathedral ceiling in the owner's suite or fireplace in the family room.
Listing Area: South Of The Canal (30907)
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Combine all ingredients in the cezve and mix with a spoon. Put the cezve over very low heat and do not stir. After about 3 minutes, a thick foam rises to the surface. Just as the coffee is about to bubble up and overflow, immediately remove the cezve from the heat. Gently divide the foam between 2 demitasse cups, then place the cezve back on the heat for a few seconds. Pour the coffee into the cups, carefully pouring it down the sides of the cups in order not to disturb the foam. The coffee grains will settle at the bottom of the cup. Yield: 2 servings TAMALES WORLD TOUR SHOW #WT1B35


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DAR plans Christmas meeting
DAR plans Christmas meeting
The DAR Christmas meeting welcomes members to join in sharing snacks and honoring the Claremore veterans with gifts of gratitude, at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Bartlesville Women's Club.
Members should bring the number of their volunteer hours to be tallied for the National Daughters of the American Revolution.
Parkinson Support Group Christmas social planned Thursday
The Bartlesville Area Parkinson Support Group combined November/December Annual Christmas Potluck Social will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Dewey First Christian Church, 900 N. Wyandotte Ave., in Dewey. This is one block north of Don Tyler and one block east of U.S. Highway 75.
Call Rudy Geissler at 918-766-2996 with questions, Parkinson Foundation of Oklahoma.
Gospel Barn cancelled on Thursday
The Gospel Barn and Joyce Johnson and Friends Band reported that The Chuck Wagon Gang, scheduled for Thursday at Gospel Night at the Barn in Ochelata, has been cancelled.
For more information, call 918-272-7463.
Benefit breakfast slated Saturday
A benefit breakfast will be held from 7 to 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Bartlesville Masonic Lodge, No 284, 610 NE Washington Blvd., in Bartlesville.
Cost is donation of $6 for all-you-can-eat breakfast and beverage.
Holiday in the Ville ongoing this week
Downtown merchants are staying open till 8 p.m. each night through Saturday with special promotions each evening. Visit McCoy Jewelers, Sweet P's, Keepsake Candles, the Wright Place, the French Nest, Doors Home Decor, Lubellas's Boutique, Second Love Decor, Curbside Closet and Cliff's Flooring and Windows.
At the Johnstone-Sare Building, local non-profits are selling options for Christmas presents. Local agencies participating are: Early Childhood Resource Center, Casa Hispana, SPCA, Red Cross, Affordable Housing Coalition, Family Promise, Bartlesville Area Farmers Market, Martha's Task, Bartlesville Area History Museum, St. John Catholic Church, OK Mozart and La Villa Di Dulce.
Motorcycle Toy Run kicks off Saturday
The 26th Annual Bartlesville Motorcycle Toy Run is scheduled for Saturday, lineup starting at noon in the Sitel parking lot at 3001 SE Frank Phillips Blvd.
All street legal motorcycles and riders are welcome.
Riders are to bring new, unwrapped toys for all ages. They can be tied to a motorcycle or dropped in the truck provided. The public is welcome to donate toys, as well.
The parade will leave at 2 p.m., go west on Frank Phillips Boulevard to Bucy, then north to the Salvation Army where the toys will be donated. Riders will be treated to a free barbecue meal.
Bartlesville Christmas Parade set for Saturday evening
The 2013 Bartlesville Christmas Parade will be held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday in downtown Bartlesville.
The parade is organized by the Bartlesville Downtown Kiwanis Club as a service to the community and sponsored by local businesses.
Entries are still being sought for the Christmas Parade. Entrants are requested to refrain from having a Santa Claus in their float, as Santa appears at the end of the parade.
Floats are allowed to distribute candy; however, they must have someone walking to pass it out for the safety of the children.
The judging of entries begins at 4 p.m. Registration forms can be found at kiwanis-ok.org. For more information, call the parade hotline at 918-337-7751.
Nativity Showcase runs Friday, Saturday
The Bartlesville Nativity Showcase is from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. The celebration also includes a Christmas Choral Concert from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday and from 3 to 4 p.m. Saturday. The church is located at 1501 Swan Drive in Bartlesville.
This is a come-and-go event with nativities displayed in the cultural hall for browsing amid colorful, donated poinsettias and Christmas decorations. Cookies and cider will be served in a refreshment room adjacent to the nativity displays. A children's room is provided for small children due to the fragility of the displays.
Canned goods will be collected to donate to a local Bartlesville food bank.
The nativity is offered by the members of the Bartlesville Wards of the Tulsa Oklahoma Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.


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Senator Fuschillo Congratulates North Merrick Marine Kevin Vaughan on Being Named to State Senate's Veterans' Hall of Fame
Photo caption: Senator Fuschillo (right) presents Corporal Kevin Vaughan (right center) with the plaque that was displayed in Albany as part of the Senate's Veterans' Hall of Fame exhibit. They are joined by Corporal Vaughan's father, Jim (left center) and mother, Pat (second right), as well as Congressman Peter King (second left) and Assemblyman Dave McDonough (left).
Senator Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr. (R-Merrick) recently congratulated Marine Corps Corporal Kevin Vaughan of North Merrick on being inducted into the New York State Senate's Veterans' Hall of Fame. Corporal Vaughan was named to the Senate's Veterans' Hall of Fame by Senator Fuschillo.
"Kevin Vaughan represents everything that is great about our country and our servicemen and women. He's a true hero who defended our nation with bravery, courage, and honor. It's wonderful to see his service, sacrifice, and heroism recognized by the New York State Senate and I congratulate him on earning this honor," said Senator Fuschillo.
Kevin Vaughan grew up in North Merrick and graduated from Mepham High School in 2007. Filled with a desire to serve his country, in part inspired by the events of September 11th, he followed in the footsteps of his older brother and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.
As a member of the Third Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, Corporal Vaughan served two tours of duty in Marjah, Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. During his first deployment, he was injured while taking measures to save his unit when their mortar failed to fire during an enemy attack.
On September 28, 2011, during his second tour of duty, Corporal Vaughan was wounded in action when his armored vehicle struck a road-side bomb. He sustained serious injuries to both legs, and despite several surgeries, doctors were unable to save his left leg.
Corporal Vaughan continues to recover at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and is serving as a physical therapist intern, helping other wounded veterans recover from their injuries. He aspires to become a physical therapist following his discharge from the Marine Corps.
A decorated combat veteran, Corporal Vaughan earned the Purple Heart and was personally presented with the award by President Obama. He also earned the Combat Action Ribbon; Navy Unit Commendation Medal; Good Conduct Medal; National Defense Service Medal; Afghanistan Campaign Medal; Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medal; Navy Sea Service Ribbon; NATO Medal; French Fourragere; and New York State Conspicuous Service Cross.
Corporal Vaughan resides with his loving family in North Merrick and is engaged to be married.
The Senate's Veterans' Hall of Fame recognizes veterans from across the state for their extraordinary efforts in combat or for work performed after they were discharged from the service. Corporal Vaughan's biography and photo were displayed in the Legislative Office Building in Albany as part of a display honoring the 2012 inductees into the Senate's Veterans Hall of Fame.


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Urgent And Horrifying News: No 'Anchorman 2′
No more Pleasure Town for Ron Burgundy. The slow moving Anchorman sequel has come to a full stop.
Adam McKay, who was planning on penning the script with Will Ferrell (out with his matching son in December) tweeted "So bummed. Paramount basically passed on 'Anchorman 2.' Even after we cut our budget down. We tried."
I like his tactic. Pressure the studio by creating an uprising among the masses. After many responses he added, "To all who asked: no we can't do 'Anchorman 2′ at another studio. Paramount owns it."
After the original cast came on board for the sequel, even cutting down their salaries to make our dreams come true, it's still a no go, which boggles my mind. The best I can do is a consolation prize while we pour out a little from our martinis.
Enjoy some clips from Wake Up, Ron Burgundy, the DVD of outtakes from the original (and now only) after the jump.


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Running old a.out binaries on Slackware64-current
More out of curiosity than any compelling need, I wanted to relive the good old days of 1993 again with any early Slackware (a typical RCS revision is @(#)/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 1.01 05/27/93). I rebuilt the kernel modules using the default generic configuration for kernel 3.10.17 adding only the ia32_aout to those already configured. The module then cleanly loaded with modprobe.setarch i386 --uname-2.6 -3 -R -X -Z -F -L -B ./tetris
Then I replicated the libc4-era ancient libraries (libc.so.4.4.2 and others of that vintage) to /lib. There were no name conflicts between those libraries and the modern ones.
But upon trying to run any of the binaries, here's what happens and it's what occurs with any of the old commands -- not just tetris:
strace -f ./tetris
I've read that Alan Cox has been able to run old a.out binaries on modern Linux. Has anyone tried this form of time travel with success? The strace doesn't give a lot to go on. This happens on both bare metal and three virtual machines (VirtualBox, VMPlayer and QEMU).
1). Build the modules using Pat's stock 3.10.17 configuration with this option enabled: CONFIG_IA32_AOUT=m.
2). Alter the command line flags to add this parameter: noexec=off. This is the key and provided the solution to my problem.
3). Arrange for modprobe ia32_aout to execute at boot time via /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
Then party like it's 1993!
chroot /var/historic/slackware.historic/ /bin/env -i USER=root HOME=/ TERM=linux PS1='\u:\w\$ ' SHELL=/bin/bash PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin /bin/bash -login
Cool. Good post. I might give this a go, next snowbound weekend. It would cool to see what it was like even before my first install of 3.3.
Thanx. I have to try this when I catch more time for playing with retro stuff. :) Anyway, I think the problem is not limited only to Slack64 Current. I remember having problems with 32-bit 14.0 and probably 13.37. Couldn't find a solution on the web at the time.
For some additional background, my interest in going retro was triggered by going down memory lane by trying to build Emacs-19.34b on all of the above (and more) systems. The dump process of creating emacs from temacs would invariably segfault. That ultimately led to gaining real knowledge of ASLR (Address space layout randomization), something that was only vague to me at the time. Both the noexec=off kernel flag and the twiddling of the --addr-no-randomize flag with setarch are relevant. The latter allowed me to build that old Emacs set the course for me learn more about means to defeat the feature of address randomization. There's also a personality(2) flag that can set to enable a process to bypass address space randomization.
By the way, it's not prudent to disable the noexec flag on a production system. It's there for a reason. I only toggle it when I want to enter a time tunnel back to the early 1990s.
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In my FRX07, I enabled "use network provided time" and it seems to be okay.
What I noticed is that, every time I reboot the phone to Windows Mobile, the clock in Windows Mobile is messed up (not the minutes, but the hours).
Everytime I reboot to Windows Mobile, I would like to correct the hour in the clock.
Look around but I could not find how to enable the clock in WM to use the network provided time as well.
Any input/help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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An act of vandalism at a Nashville mosque results in an outpouring of support from the community. The regular Monday evening prayer service at the Al-Farooq mosque featured a big crowd of people from other mosques, neighbors and community leaders. Mosque leaders said the community support is proof something good can come from the evil act.
"Your presence here is a good answer to this event," said Dr. Mohamed Badawi. "This event has done nothing but bring us all together. (continue reading...)(...more)


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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALMedia seeks right to televise Prop. 8 proceedings in SF federal courtroom next month
A coalition of television networks and newspapers asked a federal judge in San Francisco Monday for permission to televise...Original post made on Dec. 22, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESLackluster attendance seen at forum for superintendent search
The community was represented by three people seeking to give input to the superintendent search firm Wednesday evening....Original post made on Jan. 8, 2010
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SCHOOLS & KIDSCommunity Forum on Budget
I was so surprised at how many attended the meeting. I counted about 180. Luz gave a very easy to understand presentation...Original post made by Beth on Jan. 6, 2010
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AROUND TOWNMan at library
I was at the library this afternoon and saw a man that had collapsed. A nurse was giving the man CPR and 911 was called....Original post made by Concerned on Jan. 9, 2010
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COMMENTS ON STORIESFriday's earthquake was an aftershock; seismologist says there could be more
An earthquake that rattled the Tri-Valley Friday morning was an aftershock from one that shook the area Thursday, according...Original post made on Jan. 9, 2010
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALCA Governor's budget proposals and their impact on public education
I found a fact sheet prepared by the office of the governor that provides some useful detail beyond what he said in his speech...Original post made by Sandy Piderit on Jan. 8, 2010
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AROUND TOWN"Jungle Book" Ballet at the Amador Theatre
I just saw the Friday night performance of the "Jungle Book" Ballet at the Amador Theatre. I highly recommend it - they...Original post made by Inge on Jan. 8, 2010
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALTop 10 Most Ridiculous Uses of Stimulus Funds (Updated)
You've got to hand it to "Democrat Economics." Help me understand how any of these "stimulus" projects increase jobs and...Original post made by Ruth on Dec. 29, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIES47 possible violations recorded on Christmas Spare the Air Day
Nowhere in the Bay Area should chestnuts have been roasting on an open fire on Christmas due to a Spare the Air alert issued...Original post made on Dec. 28, 2009
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AROUND TOWNEarthquake today?
Did anyone feel something like a small earthquake in Pleasanton? I felt some shaking at around 10:15 am thursday 1/7/2010...Original post made by Resident on Jan. 7, 2010
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COMMENTS ON STORIESGeologist calls 4.1 quake 'run of the mill'
The 4.1-magnitude earthquake that rattled the Bay Area Thursday is nothing to be shaken up about, a U.S. Geological Survey...Original post made on Jan. 8, 2010
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COMMENTS ON STORIESUPDATE: Police investigate possible hate crime after two men allegedly beat taxi driver
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AROUND TOWNEarthquake, who felt it?
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AROUND TOWNThis should be a concern
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A wedding album found on the Macdonald Bridge between Halifax and Dartmouth will be reunited with the P.E.I. couple who lost it, thanks to Twitter.
The Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Commission tweeted a photo of the couple on Friday after a bridge worker found their album in a box on the deck of the bridge.
After the beaming couple's photo circulated on social media, a friend recognized the pair and called the bridge commission.
Marcel and Ashley MacDonald, who live on P.E.I., were married last August. They had received their wedding photos on a CD but were waiting for photographer Jennifer Murphy to deliver the complimentary wedding album.
Murphy, a Halifax-based photographer, left for Prince Edward Island Friday morning. She said she placed the album on the roof of the car while loading other items — then forgot the album was there as she embarked on the drive to P.E.I.
It wasn't until she received a call from CBC News Friday afternoon that she was even aware the album was missing.
Ashley MacDonald said she's looking forward to seeing the album full of pictures from her Aug. 3 wedding day.
"I'm very grateful. Obviously it was a very special day and we're really excited to be able to see the pictures," she said.
Ashley went on to say that Murphy was an excellent photographer and she does not blame her for the mistake.


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Steve Chiotakis: Internet deal giant Groupon is likely to go public within the next couple of months. The New York Times says an initial public offering or IPO could come as soon as October. But other tech companies are still waiting out the economic storm.
Max Wolff watches the tech sector for Greencrest Capital. He's with us now. Max, welcome.
Max Wolff: Thanks for having me.
Chiotakis: You got it. All this uncertainty we have in the market -- why would a company want to push ahead with an IPO?
Wolff: Well there's certainly always the financial angle on an IPO -- companies do want the money. They also want to prove out that they can pass muster. And there's a lot of hope in the tech sector -- particularly for the high-flyers -- that they're going to be vindicated with high multiples and mass excitement, once they're out there and the restrictions are lifted on them talking about their future and their present prospects.
Chiotakis: Who are the high-flyers?
Wolff: Well I think we're looking at a Zynga, we're looking at a Facebook, we're looking at a Groupon. We're looking at a Living Social, probably not too far behind the pack there.
Chiotakis: Well Max, you mention Facebook and Zynga. Do you think we're going to be seeing a cooling effect in the tech IPO market because of the lousy economy?
Wolff: I think that the entire economy has been affected by both the unusual volatility and sharp, violent, sideways actions we've seen in the market. In addition to which, I think we've also seen the euro crisis go from being something people hoped was manageable to something that keeps erupting in increasingly disastrous bursts. All that being said, I think that the crop of "best-of" coming out to the market now in the social media and new media space will be very successful. I think the bigger question is -- are there other companies of that size, scale, and profitability behind them? And that's a question that remains to be answered by the forward progress of time.
Chiotakis: Max Wolff of Greencrest Capital, Max thank you.
Wolff: Always my pleasure, thank you.


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Funding of £1.3 million has been awarded to improve nine of Norfolk's chalk streams including Gaywood River - just as an existing project ends.
The Gaywood Valley Project will be finishing next month but the work it has done to encourage people to explore, enjoy and protect the area will now go on.
Gemma Clark, Gaywood Valley Project Officer, will be taking on community involvement for the new project.
She said: "The nine rivers include the Gaywood, Glaven, Stiffkey, Babingley, Hun, Mun, Ingol, Heacham and Burn. It would be great if local communities in these areas who have a passion for their local river were to get in contact with me. At this stage we are looking to make contacts into the communities and see what they think of their rivers, identify where the problems and issues are and how they feel they can get involved."
The Gaywood Valley Project along with the Norfolk Rivers Trust, Norfolk Coast Partnership and Norfolk County Council mounted a joint bid to secure Environment Agency funding to restore the chalk rivers.
The successful bid is the largest of the Environment Agency catchment restoration projects in the country. As well as improving water quality, quantity and ecology the project aims to get local communities involved in caring for their rivers so that when the grant cash runs out there is a legacy.
The Gaywood River is one of these rivers, meaning community events and awareness raising for the catchment will continue until spring 2015.
Norfolk Wildlife Trust has also put in a bid for Heritage Lottery funding to continue community wildlife events in the Gaywood Valley to maintain the outreach work already started by The Gaywood Valley Project.
The project has been recognised by the Department of the Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and the Scottish Government for its approach to communicating the message of the benefits nature provides us.
A series of free family events including a Gruffalo Walk for small children and stress busting workshop are being offered by Gaywood Valley Project.
The events are designed to be a final thank you to communities before the project winds up and The 9 Chalk Rivers Project begins.
Gemma Clark, project officer, said: "Their support has been absolutely vital to the success of the project."
Events include:
Family wildlife event with nature themed arts and crafts, 10am - 2pm, tomorrow , at Gaywood Church Rooms, Gayton Road, Gaywood.
A Gruffalo Walk for small children, 10am, on Tuesday, March 26, at Reffley Woods. Meet at the entrance to Reffley Wood on Sandy Lane, PE30 3NY. Parking and toilets available.
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The city will officially honor its Olympic stars of the 2012 London Games as well as past Long Beach Olympians with a parade 2 p.m. Saturday down Second Street in Belmont Shore.
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Misty May-Treanor, gold medal swimmer Jessica Hardy and women's water polo gold medalist Lauren Wenger are among the notables that will take part in the parade.
Men's water polo players Ryan Bailey, who played in a U.S. record fifth Olympics, and Chay Lapin are also scheduled to appear, as is 2012 Paralympian Angela Madsen (track).
Former Olympians Tony Cruz (cycling), Bob Seagren (track), Chi Kredell (water polo), Susie Atwood (swimming) and Cathy Marino (rowing) have also confirmed participating.
Others expected to attend include Pat McCormick, who won back-to-back double gold medals in diving in 1952 and 1956, and 1972 Olympic basketball star Ed Ratleff.
Any Olympians from 2012 or past games who have yet to be contacted can call Stacey Toda at the Mayor's Office for information at 562-570-5027.
"We are delighted to host this parade in honor of our Olympians who competed in London as well as those who participated in past Olympics," Mayor Bob Foster said. "This is going to be a great event for the entire city of Long Beach."
The Olympians will gather for staging at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Belmont Plaza Pool. They will ride in cars provided by local dealerships as well as a few Long Beach Fire Department vehicles.
The parade will start at the intersection of Livingston Drive and Second Street and head east on the south side of Second to Bay Shore Avenue. It will turn south on Bay Shore to Ocean Blvd., and then head west back to the Belmont Plaza Pool.
After the parade, there will be a meet-and-greet public reception at McKenna's on the Bay, 190 N. Marina Dr., from 3:30-5 p.m. The reception is being co-hosted by the Long Beach Century Club and Long Beach Aquatic Capital of America.
McKenna's executive John Morris got the momentum rolling for an Olympic parade by contacting city officials and notable organizations like the Century Club before the Olympics were over.
Viewers can watch the parade on the south side of Second Street and both sides of Bay Shore Avenue. Streets won't be closed for the parade, and cars will be allowed through local streets once the parade has passed. Parade-goers are encouraged to use the metered parking spots and parking lots running along Ocean Boulevard.


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The comments were disclosed in papers submitted to the Court of Appeal on the first day of a three-day hearing into cases involving Deutsche and Barclays, which could set a precedent for whether attempted manipulation of the benchmark interest rate Libor can invalidate bank loans and other deals.
Indian property firm Unitech is appealing against a lower court's earlier ruling that attempts to manipulate Libor were not relevant to its dispute over a loan and interest rate swap arrangement it took out with Deutsche Bank in 2007.
Meanwhile, Barclays is being sued for up to £70 million by Guardian Care Homes, a UK residential care home operator, which alleges the bank mis-sold it interest rate hedging products that were based upon Libor.
In documents submitted to the court by Unitech's lawyers, Deutsche Bank employee Sanjay Agarwal commented in an email in relation to the Unitech deal on Sept. 12, 2007, that "no one likes to know he got screwed".
In another email sent on September 17, 2007, Deutsche Bank employee Ashish Kapoor referred to a call with a Deutsche Bank colleague who referred to the arrangement as a "stupid (customer unfriendly) swap etc etc".
Unitech was told by the High Court in London in February that it wouldn't be allowed to link attempts to manipulate Libor rates to its dispute over a $150 million loan and related interest rate swap agreed in 2007. In a further ruling in September, it was ordered by the High Court to repay the $150 million loan but a further repayment of $11 million it owed in relation to the swap remains in dispute.
"The communications cited by the defendant have been taken out of context, are irrelevant to the specific appeals court hearing, and are another attempt to divert attention from its unpaid debt and the recent high court ruling that we, along with the other lenders, are entitled to have an outstanding loan repaid," Deutsche Bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
Unitech argues that the swap should be invalidated because Deutsche Bank is among several banks under investigation for the attempted manipulation of the setting of Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate), which is used to price over $300 trillion of financial contracts around the world.
"Unitech would not have incurred this liability at all if it had known Deutsche Bank was up to dodgy practices," John Brisby, a lawyer for Unitech, told the Court of Appeal on Tuesday.
Lawyers for Unitech also argued that Unitech would have expected to be informed by Deutsche Bank of attempted Libor manipulation by banks and that its failure to do so counted as an "implied misrepresentation" which gave Unitech the right to rescind the agreement.
The Court of Appeal will make a ruling in relation to the two cases later in the year. If the decisions go against the banks, it could open the door to many more cases being brought by companies citing Libor manipulation, opening banks up to compensation claims worth billions of pounds.
"In addition to Graiseley and Unitech there are many other cases going through the courts now where points are being taken about Libor manipulation. Like Graiseley, we are in fact alleging dishonesty," Brisby told the court.


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Community Connection for Week Ending May 8th
Here is Senator Robach's Community Connection for the week ending Sunday, May 8th. In this week's issue, recent Senate passage of legislation regarding text messaging while driving, Little Leaguers in Brighton get the season started, and some of the events taking place around the district this week. All the best for a great week, and a Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there!


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The eyes have it
By Grocery Headquarters Staff
A close-up look at eye care. Bloodshot, itchy eyes, whether from irritating contact lenses or pesky allergies, can be maddening. These discomforts are the driving forces behind the estimated $1.6 billion retail eye care industry. According to Chicago-based IRI, for the 52 weeks ended December 1, supermarkets accounted for about 20% of eye/ lens care dollar sales, up a little less than 3.0% versus the previous year. Top vendors Alcorn Laboratories and Bausch & Lomb accounted for about half of category sales. Below is a closer look at how the overall eye/lens care solution and eye/ lens care tablets and accessories categories performed as well as how each performed in just the grocery channel.


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Subject: PLEASE HELP THIS DOG!!!! AFTER BEING SEVERELY ABUSED SHE MAY BE EUTHANIZED TOMORROW...
To: "Tammy Hilo" <[email protected]>, "bonnie witten" <[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2009, 9:39 PM
Please take a look at her piture below. Amie was taken into the Brooklyn ACC as
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Despite her appearance and what she has endured, she is a happy and loving lady.
She has the will to live and needs someone to give her the opportunity to show
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A rescue offered to take her and at the last minute backed out. Amie has until
tomorrow to go to a rescue. She has a sponsor and transport.
Contact me, immediately, if you're able to help,
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Fun Horizontal Bar Gymnastics
Little G is starting to get used on this horizontal bar gymnastics. I am so proud of my little guy. I really didn't expect that he would do that. Whenever I fetch him from his tumbling class and I asked him how was it, he just says he's just a kid to do it and it's kind of difficult. Other than that though, he still didn't want to miss going to the class. It's kinda weird, but I guess he's enjoying the attention and being with other kids his age.
Little G doing horizontal bar gymnastics.
The Y offered this class 45 minutes for 2 days a week. There were a total of 8 days to complete the class. I observed him in the first 2 days in his class and I noticed that goes to the side and watched the other kids doing it. After a few minutes he goes back to the group and join them again. I am just glad that he's trying his best especially that it's his first time to follow instructions from another teacher aside me. My purpose of letting him join this class is aside from learning how to be fit, I'd like to see him being together with kids his age. How about you, do you enroll your kids to fitness class too?


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AUSTIN — Efforts to enact tougher drunken driving laws face roadblocks in a state that has historically been reluctant to mess with its drivers.
Texas is consistently among the states with the highest rates of drunken driving-related fatalities and lacks laws that most other states have, such as allowing for sobriety checkpoints. Lawmakers and advocates agree that something needs to be done to reduce the fatality rates, but constitutional and ideological issues may bring such proposals to a halt in the Legislature this year.
Jonathan Adkins, a spokesman for Governors Highway Safety Association, said passing stricter driving laws has always been difficult in Texas because of the state's "live free or die" attitude.
"We have made a lot of progress nationally, but Texas has a pretty big problem," Adkins said. "Some states just say, 'I will do what I want behind the wheel. We don't need government intrusion.'"
This week, dozens of law-enforcement officials and other advocates testified late into the night before a House committee considering several measures, including increased penalties for driving while intoxicated, sobriety checkpoints and requiring ignition locks for first time drunken-driving offenders.
Several of the ideas were rejected during the last legislative session, and they appear to face hurdles this year, too. None has yet made it out of a committee.
"Enforcement makes people uncomfortable," said Matt Simpson, a policy strategist with the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas, which opposes some of the proposed legislation, such as the sobriety checkpoints.
Even one of the top advocates for such measures agreed. Bill Lewis, public policy liaison for the Texas chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, said that the organization's main focus is sobriety checkpoints and ignition locks, but it will be difficult to get either enacted.
"We are one of the laggards," Lewis said. "Texas is late to the party, and we are paying the price in higher body counts."
One bill, authored by Rep. Todd Smith, R-Euless, would allow local governments to have sobriety checkpoints so law enforcement officers could stop vehicles randomly to check whether their drivers are under the influence. Texas is one of just 12 states that don't allow some kind of checkpoint.
Smith said Texas is "simply not getting the job done" to cut down on drunken driving crashes. But initial feedback on his bill, he acknowledged, has not been favorable.
"There's a false perception that these are going to be frequent and common inconveniences to the nondrinking public," Smith said. He noted that stops would take less than a minute and would make roads safer.
Simpson of the ACLU said the checkpoints are barely within the confines of the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unwarranted search and seizure.
"This could go off the rails," he said.
The attorney general has said that checkpoints are allowed under the state constitution if the Legislature and the governor enact a new law.
Mayor Robert Cluck of Arlington says the checkpoints are needed.
"I have seen too many drunks get into severe car wrecks where innocent people are killed — every year like clockwork," Cluck said. "It's very frustrating. There has to be a solution."
Simpson said the checkpoints would serve only as a public relations effort, not a real enforcement measure. And for Texans, he said, it may be painting with too broad a brush.
"It reflects a cultural reluctance to engaging people without criminal predicate," he said.
Adkins of the state highway safety group said that requiring ignition locks for first-time offenders is the top priority. Such a device requires a driver to breathe in and prevents the car from starting if it detects alcohol.
The main bill to require them, authored by Rep. Bill Callegari, R-Katy, faces a hurdle because it would cost the state money for employees to monitor offenders, make database changes and pay for the devices — a major problem as lawmakers face a $23 billion budget shortfall to keep services at the current level. Legislators are trying to figure out how to eliminate the cost of the program to counties and states.
Rep. Stefani Carter, R-Dallas, a member of the committee considering the legislation, filed one of the measures dealing with the interlock devices. But she said sobriety checkpoints interfere with privacy.
"We can do more with less in the ignition interlocks in terms of public safety," she said.
By the numbers:
7th Texas' rank in rate of traffic deaths related to DUI
124,662 Number of three-time offenders
18,271 Five-time offenders
1,235 Drunken-driving fatalities annually
40% Percentage of road deaths related to driving under the influence
SOURCE: Mothers Against Drunk Driving
At a Glance: DWI bills
Some of the main legislation before a House committee to alter drunken driving laws:
Checkpoints: Would allow the Texas Department of Public Safety and certain local law enforcement agencies to establish checkpoints along highways or streets to determine whether drivers are driving while intoxicated. HB 439
Ignition locks: Would be required for those convicted of driving while intoxicated, even a first time. HB 506.
Causing injury: Would increase the penalty to a second-degree felony for intoxication assaults that cause serious bodily injury to another in the nature of a traumatic brain injury that results in a vegetative state. HB 1199
Loss of license: Would permanently revoke a person's driver's license or permit after a fifth driving while intoxicated offense. HB 3477