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Local Resistance to the NDAA Amps Up, Spans Political Spectrum
Friday, 21 February 2014 10:44 By Britney Schultz, Truthout | Report
A recent decision by the Obama administration to consider a drone strike against a US citizen and perceived "terrorist" brings the conflict of executive authority and civil and constitutional rights back in the spotlight as local resistance to the NDAA is spreading across the country.
On February 10, 2014, The Associated Press reported that the Obama administration was considering a drone strike against an American citizen, who - officials say - is a terrorism threat to the United States. This story has brought the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) and its legal implications back into the limelight.
Author and activist David Swanson recently raised the question of the difference between "legality" and "policy": "Under the US Constitution, the laws of the nations in which drone murders take place, treaties to which the US is party, international law and US statutory law, murdering people remains illegal, despite being policy, just as it was illegal under the less strict policy of some months back."
Last May, Obama changed his overseas drone policy to shift control of the weapons from the CIA to the Department of Defense. This means that American citizens suspected of posing a terror threat can be bombed by the military only and not the CIA, which puts the onus on the DOJ to prove the person can be classified an "enemy combatant."
Marjorie Cohn, a professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, says there is an administrative procedure to decide whether someone is an enemy combatant. Once someone is designated as such, he or she can file a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the federal district court to prove he or she is innocent of any terrorist connections and that court could release the individual. "But this rarely happens," she said.
In a fact sheet released by the White House last year, the policy, as it applies to American citizens, is explained:
If the United States considers an operation against a terrorist identified as a US person, the Department of Justice will conduct an additional legal analysis to ensure that such action may be conducted against the individual consistent with the Constitution and laws of the United States.
Yet directly after this, the statement reads: "These new standards and procedures do not limit the President's authority to take action in extraordinary circumstances when doing so is both lawful and necessary to protect the United States or its allies."
In a press release responding to the AP report, Hina Shamsi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Security Project, said:
The government's killing program has gone far beyond what the law permits, and it is based on secret evidence and legal interpretations. The targeted killing of an American being considered right now shows the inherent danger of a killing program based on vague and shifting legal standards, which has made it disturbingly easy for the government to operate outside the law.
The implications of the Obama administration's recent deliberation can be applied to a broader context when examined through the lens of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which allows the US military to detain any American citizen it deems a terrorism suspect. But are there any real assurances that American citizens' constitutional rights will be respected?
Hedges v. Obama
In January 2012, a group of journalists, activists and academics, including Chris Hedges, Noam Chomsky and Daniel Ellsberg, filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the NDAA.
Opponents of the NDAA claimed a victory in 2012 when US District Judge Katherine B. Forrest of the Southern District of New York declared Section 1021 of the NDAA unconstitutional. Forrest said the language of the provision, which allows for indefinite detention without trial, was too vague and that it could possibly violate citizens' First Amendment rights.
The White House immediately appealed Forrest's decision. And in July 2013, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled 3-0 that the American co-plaintiffs could not challenge the NDAA because they lacked standing.
Legislative Action
On February 6, 2014, the New Hampshire state House of Representatives approved HB 1279, which states, "This bill prohibits the state, political subdivisions, and the national guard from participating in enforcement of the counterterrorism detainment provisions of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act." The bill will next be considered by the Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs committee of the state Senate and is slated to take effect January 1, 2015.
Other states have introduced similar legislation, such as Montana's HB 522, which was vetoed by Gov. Steve Bullock in April 2013. Hawaii formally has opposed indefinite detention, while Virginia codified state noncompliance with federal agents by passing HB 1160 in April 2012. In fact, 2012 saw a flurry of states introducing bills in opposition to the NDAA.
While the plaintiffs to the Hedges v. Obama suit hail from the left wing of the political sphere and opposition to the statute is often considered a progressive issue, grassroots opposition comes from across the political spectrum.
Activists and lawmakers have used the legislative approach to voice their opposition to the NDAA, but Dan Johnson, founder and national director of People Against the NDAA (PANDA), says a grassroots approach is more effective.


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Chicago: Balena Takes Neo-Neapolitan Pizza to the Masses
Balena might be the only restaurant on earth with (a) a fully functional wood-fired oven and (b) pizza on its menu, but refuses to cook (b) in (a). I certainly can't think of another example in Chicago where a chef would go out of his or her way to shun a freshly built brick oven in favor of the consistent (if still very high) temperatures in a conventional oven. But this does help explain what kind of pizza Balena serves. So put away any dreams of a blistered Neapolitan-style crust; that's not the kind of pizza you can find here. Okay, all gone? Instead, the crust has all the qualities of Neo-Neapolitan: a very high cornicione, impressive structure development, and a texture that balances between a crisp exterior and chewy insides. Basically, this is good bread.
Before now, I had associated this style with pizzerias known for obsessive behavior. In fact, if you squint your eyes, you'd be forgiven for thinking this was a pie from Great Lake. Thing is, everything else about the place is drastically different. Whereas Great Lake does business in a tiny shop in Andersonville with usually no more than three people in the kitchen, Balena is an absolutely gargantuan, Italian-inspired restaurant formed from the partnership of chef Chris Pandel and his team at The Bristol with the Boka Restaurant Group (Girl & The Goat, GT Fish & Oyster). This place wants to serve as many people as possible. So, can Balena serve an artisanal-style pizza for the masses?
For the time being, Great Lake has nothing to worry about; its intense attention to detail can't be duplicated. But I hope the comparison shows how much thought has gone into Balena's pizza program, especially since it's just one part of a much larger menu. Though consistency has been an issue on the two occasions I went, that's to be expected when you're serving as many pies as this restaurants does in one night.
Whenever the crust is the star, the pizzas are superb. That's especially true of the mortadella, pistachio, red onion, mozzarella pizza ($14), where thin and creamy slices of mortadella are offset by the crunchy pop of pistachios. Though the crust gets very thin in the middle, a light hand with the toppings ensures that it stays crisp throughout. But it's the cornicione that is the real story here. On this pie, the end measured two to three inches tall, and yet it was more crackly than crusty. These aren't crusts you let sit around, especially since each is drizzled with oil and dusted with a hard cheese.
Even though the sturdy crusts could stand up to an avalanche of ingredients, Pandel exhibits real restraint, and instead focuses on combining just a few very flavorful ingredients. Even a pizza as hefty-sounding as Spicy Sausage, Red Onion, Tomato, Mozzarella ($14) comes with only a few hunks of the fatty sausage thrown in per slice. Yet, I never felt like he was being stingy.
Pandel also loves to work with in-season produce. A bracing rhubarb pizza has already come and gone (without me getting a picture of it, sadly) as has a very good buffalo mozzarella and broccoli rabe and pancetta pizza ($16).
But the fresh produce isn't just tossed on the pies randomly. Each component is carefully cut and positioned, so that the slices never get too watery or weighed down. Sometimes the crusts don't rise as much as I'd like, but hopefully this can be sorted out.
Balena has one inexcusable quirk that threw me off each time: the tomato sauce is cooked. It could just be that it tastes cooked because of the longer time spent in the oven, but the red sauce has a distinct sweet and condensed profile that is one step away from tomato paste. What's especially frustrating is that each red pie could benefit from the tang of freshly crushed tomatoes. When there are other ingredients at play, the sauce isn't as noticeable, and, obviously, this isn't an issue on the generally excellent white pies, like the mortadella one. But on a pizza like the Mozzarella, Basil, Tomato ($10), the sweetness is hard to shake.
There is a saving grace, of sorts. Each pizza I ordered came with a side dish of chili oil, which helped perk up the flavors of each without scorching my tongue.
Beyond that, you're only left with deep, existential questions like, "Should I be eating pizza at a restaurant with spicy grilled 'Korean cut' short ribs" on the menu?" And that's not the only menu item hoping to lure you away. Prawns with roasted grapes. Tuscan kale with sardines. I haven't even gotten to the remarkable pasta section. Is it right that other options besides the pizza sound equally, if not more enticing? Is it possible to enjoy pizza from a place that just happens to do a lot of things well, including a whole roasted fish with a peanut gremolata, which as it so happens, does spend some time in that wood burning oven?
I feel like this is a question that is going to come up more often as more and more chefs take a crack at making pizza. Regardless, it's hard to shake the fact that Balena and Nellcôte are doing some serious work pushing the pizza scene forward in Chicago.
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The underdog role is one that many teams will try and tag themselves with at this time of year. Whether for motivation or another reason, it is a moniker that is used quite a bit. However, it is a moniker that does not fit the Houston Dynamo.
With a track record of playoff success including two MLS Cups, four conference championships in just eight years, the Dynamo are the anti-underdog. In fact, regardless of where they start the playoffs, the common conception is that they will finish when it matters most.
So as the club heads into Sporting Park to face Sporting Kansas City in the second leg of the Eastern Conference Final tied at 0-0, a team they have knocked out of the playoffs the past two seasons, you will not hear them claim the underdog role.
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"It's so weird because we've been one of the last teams to make the playoffs, so points-wise we're underdogs, but we have kind of a little chip on our shoulders," said goalkeeper Tally Hall. "We've gotten a reputation for being really good in the playoffs so we've been the underdogs but teams expect us to win as underdogs."
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Ben Warwick took so long to begin to answer our first question about the benefits of managed futures, we wondered if he was multitasking.
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Dr. Manfred Spitzer knows that people find his arguments provocative.In his first book, he warned parents of the very real dangers of letting their children spend too much time in front of the TV.
Now, in a second book called Digitale Demenz [Digital Dementia], he's telling them that teaching young kids finger-counting games is much better for them than letting them explore on a laptop.
Spitzer, 54, may be a member of the slide-rule generation that learned multiplication tables by heart, but his work as a neuropsychiatrist has shown him that when young children spend too much time using a computer, their brain development suffers and that the deficits are irreversible and cannot be made up for later in life.
South Korean doctors were the first to describe this phenomenon, and dubbed it digital dementia – whence the title of Spitzer's book. Simplistically, the message can be summed up this way: the Internet makes you dumb. And it is of course a message that outrages all those who feel utterly comfortable in the digital world. In the aftermath of the publication of Spitzer's book, they have lost no time venting their wrath across Germany.
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Meet 7 Islanders Who Visibly Represent Their Faith
Many people consider themselves religious, but it takes a special level of devotion to literally wear one's faith on one's sleeve.
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Many people consider themselves religious, but it takes a special level of devotion to literally wear one's faith on one's sleeve. Here are seven Islanders for whom religion is so important, it's central to the first impression they make.
Shereen El-Kadi
"I started wearing it when I was 11, and for all the wrong reasons," says Shereen El-Kadi of her scarf. "There was this little Egyptian girl who was 10, and she was wearing it. And everyone was saying: 'Wow, isn't she amazing! She's so grown-up, she's already wearing it!' I was like: 'Dude, I could do that.'"
El-Kadi moved to Honolulu as a youngster and has always been connected to the Muslim community here. As an adult, El-Kadi wears the scarf as an expression of individuality. "It's important for me to fight the stereotypes," she says. Working full time in public relations, with a master's degree and an undeniable confidence, her scarf doesn't symbolize oppression.
"It means 'respect me.' I'm a woman who has chosen to wear this as a form of modesty. It's supposed to create a boundary."
Not every rule is hard and fast in El-Kadi's book. Tugging at the sleeve of her light sweater, covering to her mid-forearm, she explains: "This is supposed to cover to your wrists, but I hate that. I'm human too. And I'm not supposed to be wearing makeup, but obviously I do."
Despite her abundance of good cheer, there are drawbacks to wearing traditional Muslim clothing in a non-Muslim country. "I get stared at all the time. I wear sunglasses a lot because I don't want to deal with it," says El-Kadi.
"One day I was walking, and a guy stopped on his bike and pretended like he was going to throw something at me." El-Kadi seems matter of fact, but not resigned, about a stranger feigning violence against her. "All I say is: 'Just get to know one Muslim.' That's all you can do."
Stephen Williams and Jacob Moncur
Mormon Missionaries
Elder Jacob Moncur is sitting on the edge of a couch, The Book of Mormon open in his lap. Along with his assigned missionary companion, Elder Stephen Williams, he's dressed in a buttoned-down shirt and tie. Black nametags dangle from breast pockets. They don't look at all alike, but there is an undeniable sameness about them.
Today they're are on a home visit, teaching a new convert. "We're here representing Jesus Christ," Moncur said, "and I'd describe what we wear as conservative." It stands in stark contrast to their surroundings; but they seem unfazed. Later, they'll do a service project in a hardscrabble part of town, gently asking their hosts to switch from rap to religious music as they paint.
Moncur is days away from flying home to Utah. His thoughts are focused, linear, on-message. It comes as no surprise his college major will be in engineering. Williams is just as enthusiastic; he wants to be an artist and is eager to talk about the street-art documentary Beautiful Losers. But he's only been three weeks on the job.
The point, Moncur explains, is to separate from their familiar world of home, friends and family for two years, during which they'll work six days a week, 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., bouncing from appointments for teaching, doing service projects and knocking on doors. The schedule is meant to be all-consuming.
"Things like talking to our family distracts us from the things we really need to do," Williams says, "so we only talk to them on Mother's Day and Christmas. We get to email once a week and that's it."


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Doctors prescribe modafinil, sold under the brand name Provigil, to improve wakefulness in adults who are experiencing excessive sleepiness as a result of obstructive sleep apnea, shift work sleep disorder, or narcolepsy.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved modafinil for the treatment of narcolepsy in 1998, and the agency approved its use for shift work sleep disorder and obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea in 2003.
Researchers are not sure exactly how modafinil promotes wakefulness. One theory is that it may increase dopamine levels in the brain by inhibiting reuptake of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that moderates the way chemical signals move from one nerve cell to another.
Provigil is made by Cephalon, Inc. in two strengths, 100 mg and 200 mg. Various manufacturers, including Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, and Par Pharmaceutical Companies make the generic form. (Teva's version of modafinil is actually brand-name Provigil that has been repackaged and sold as a generic.)
Cephalon Inc., which is now owned by Teva, won a court case that resulted in the dismissal of claims that it conspired with the makers of generics to delay cheaper versions of Provigil.
Modafinil enhances short-term memory allowing users to stay awake for long periods of time. It is sometimes used for performance enhancement by military pilots and soldiers during combat situations, and some now call it a "super drug". Its off-label uses have contributed to an ongoing debate on how far to push the human body through the use of drugs.
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Modafinil is a federally controlled substance and should be used only as directed. Store it in a safe place to prevent misuse and abuse. It is against the law to sell or give modafinil to another person.
The drug is not approved for use in children for any medical condition, and it's unknown whether it's safe or works in children under the age of 17.
For those who have obstructive sleep apnea, modafinil is used in conjunction with other medical treatments. It will not cure this or other sleep disorders, but it can help the sleepiness created by these conditions. It may not stop all your sleepiness, however, and it's not a substitute for getting proper rest.
Modafinil can lead to serious side effects, including a serious rash or an allergic reaction affecting your liver or blood cells. These side effects may be life threatening and may require hospital treatment. You should stop taking the drug right away and call your doctor if you develop a skin rash, hives, sores in your mouth, blisters, peeling, or yellowing of your skin or eyes, trouble swallowing or breathing, dark urine or fever.
Don't take modafinil if you are allergic to armodafinil (Nuvigil), lactose monohydrate, microcrystalline cellulose, pregelatinized starch, croscarmellose sodium, povidone and magnesium stearate.
It's important for people to talk to their doctors about all their health conditions before starting this medication, such as whether they have a history of mental health problems, including psychosis. Make sure your doctor is aware of any heart problems or if you have had a heart attack, have high blood pressure, liver or kidney illness, a history of drug or alcohol abuse or addiction, or if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant or are breastfeeding. It is unknown whether the drug will pass into breast milk.
Be sure to tell the doctor about any and all medications you are taking, including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements. In addition, if you are using hormonal birth control, you could have a higher chance of getting pregnant while on this medication, and one month after stopping it.
For those who do get pregnant while taking the medication, there is a registry available that collects and provides information about the safety of the drug. You can access the information by enrolling in the registry by calling 1-866-404-4106 or logging onto www.PROVIGILpregnancyregistry.com.
Not all side effects need medical attention and may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Your doctor may also be able to help you prevent or reduce some of them.
The more common side effects range from anxiety and nausea to headache and nervousness.
The more common side effects include:
People should also be on the lookout for a number of other side effects, which are not as common. Among them: back pain, a reduction in appetite, belching, diarrhea or having problems making a bowel movement.
In addition, other people may experience dryness of the skin or mouth, flushing or redness of the skin, feeling like they are constantly moving, have heartburn/indigestion, vomiting and muscle stiffness.
Less common side effects of Provigil include:
Stop taking the medication and call your doctor and/or get emergency help if you get any of the following serious side effects:
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Before starting modafinil, it's important to inform your doctor about any and all medications you're taking, including prescription, over-the-counter, vitamins and herbal products.
Many drugs may interact with modafinil, such as Propranolol or Inderal, Cyclosporine/ Neoral, Sandimmune, Gengraf; Rifampin/Rifadin, Rimactane, Rifater; sedatives like diazepam/Valium, midazolam/Versed or triazolam/Halcion as well as antifungal medications like itraconazole/Sporanox or ketoconazole/Nizoral.
Other drugs which may interact include:
Modafinil affects the central nervous system so your thinking and reactions may be impaired.
Don't drive a car or engage in other activities that require you to be alert.
Avoid drinking alcohol since it is unknown how this will affect you.
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Modafinil comes in two strengths, 100 mg and 200 mg. It is usually taken in the morning to prevent daytime sleepiness or one hour before the start of a work shift.
If you are using the medication to treat obstructive sleep apnea, you may also be given a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine. The air pump is connected to a mask that blows pressurized air into your nose while you sleep, helping to keep your airways open to prevent obstruction.
Remember, the medication is not intended to take the place of getting proper sleep.
If you feel you have taken too much modafinil or may have overdosed, seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Helpline at 1-800-222-1222.
If you feel excited or agitated, confused, have trouble sleeping, experience nausea or diarrhea, these may be symptoms of overdose.
It's important to discuss how to handle a missed dose with your doctor. Don't take extra medicine to make up for the missed dose.
If you miss a dose of modafinil, you should take it as soon as you remember. However, don't take the medication unless you plan to be awake for several hours.
If it is close to your normal bedtime, you might want to skip the missed dose.
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Latest Update: 2014-08-14
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Noisebridge currently has a space at 83C Wiese St in the Mission district of San Francisco. The space is on the ground floor of a commercial fourplex on a narrow alley just off of 16th St very near Mission St.
Contact number for the space
Feel free to call the space and see if anyone is around: +1-415-425-3264
(in a week or two, will change to a diff. VoIP number)
Shelf organization
There are 3 categories of shelving:
- SHARED - put tools & useful things here that anyone can use
- HACK - put donated items that can be taken apart or used up here
- (NAMED) - put your name on a shelf and keep your projects there. Labels are on top of the microwave.
(Anyone got a better idea on how to arrange this?)
- Downstairs main room - 30'x20' (plus bathroom and kitchen). Tiled throughout.
- Downstairs "fishbowl" room - 10'x12' approx + closet
- Upstairs loft - 30'x15', shoji sliding screens + closets. Carpeted.
Electric Upgrade
We're upgrading electricity Electricity Upgrade
Electrical for the workshop courtesy is done.
Expected next electrical job is to bring power to the loft for the computers.
Nicknames for the space
The street name ( Wiese ) is appropriately a German word for a meadow, pastures or green fields. I (ioerror) propose and will call the space "Noisebridge Meadows" in honor of not wanting to butcher the pronunciation of the word.
I'm calling it "83c". - adi
Well, I'm calling it "83c3", in reference to CCC e.g. 25c3 this december, we'll be living in the future! - grey (A very forward thinking name ioerror 02:33, 2 October 2008 (PDT))
Alternative nicknames will come in good time.
Have something you want to donate to the space? List it on the ThingsWeHaveToGiveAway page.
Looking for an opportunity to contribute? Look at ThingsWeWant for a list of things the space needs.
See Infrastructure
Getting Here
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text: From Ken Howell and Deb Dial, Rain Forest staff - We are happy to introduce the newest members of our Rain Forest bird collection: two bay-headed tanager chicks! Newly hatched bay-headed tanagers! Photo by Alex Zelazo-Kessler This is the first successful rearing of bay-headed tanagers in our Upland Tropical Rain Forest exhibit. Rearing small passerine birds in a mixed species exhibit (such as ours) is extraordinarily difficult, so we are very proud of this success! It has taken several years of intuitive problem solving by our aviculture staff to reach this point. In case you are wondering, aviculture is the practice of keeping and breeding birds and the culture that forms around them. The goal of our aviculture staff is to provide an environment in the Rain Forest that promotes natural behaviors, which we hope ultimately leads to parent-reared, on-exhibit reproductive success. Because we are attempting to breed on exhibit, the birds here experience many of the same challenges that chicks and parents experience in the wild. We have encountered problems with other species predating on the eggs and have had to deal with newly hatched chicks and their parents selecting inappropriate food items. Perhaps the greatest difficulty has been that there are very few opportunities for staff to learn from each breeding event (usually just two to three events a year). The breeding success is due to a combination of adaptations, which have been implemented one at a time over the last several years to judge the effectiveness of each change. Those adaptations have included the creation of "exclusion boxes" to prevent nest interference, the introduction of new food items over time, and the installation of nest cameras to maximize our potential to learn more about the breeding processes! Our two new chicks have been named "Billy" and "Kline" in honor of the Aquarium's Facilities director, Bill Kline. He was of great assistance in delaying a project to repair the Rain Forest deck, which was scheduled to begin the very day the eggs hatched! Though the nest is about 2-3 feet away from the intended work space, we wanted to give the chicks some undisturbed time to become acclimated to their new world. The actual gender of the young birds is currently unknown and will be determined by DNA analysis at a later date. The chicks, along with their parents, are currently residing in the corner Howdy cage where the young birds can practice their flying skills. It is our plan to release the new chicks into the Rain Forest exhibit once they have become experienced fliers. We have had success breeding other species, including Red-capped Cardinals and White-tailed Trogons. In fact, we have led the industry in White-tailed Trogon breeding and have been able to provide many other institutions with information to help them do the same. We hope that with continued and consistent success with our small birds on exhibit, we will become a leader in tanager breeding as well! Tags: aviculture, birds, breeding, chicks, tanagers, upland-troical-rainforest Categories: Animals, Behind-The-Scenes, News Previous Post Next Post


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U.S. Women's Sitting Team Wins Two More
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DENVER, Colo. (March 9, 2013) – Frightful weather in Denver did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the U.S. Women's Sitting Volleyball Team, which won two more exhibition matches on Saturday over Canada at the Colorado Convention Center in conjunction with the Colorado Crossroads Junior Nationals Qualifier.
|Kari Miller receives the ball as Heather Erickson watches.
As snow began to fall outside, the morning match saw the U.S. Women's Sitting Team defeat Canada, 25-7, 25-3, 25-9. The U.S. Team led Canada in attacks, 26-4, in blocks, 8-0 and in aces, 15-1.
Things got interesting in the second match as Canada was down a player and several U.S. athletes got a chance to play for the other side. The United States win the match 25-7, 25-16, 25-16. The U.S. led in attacks, 22-8 and in aces, 19-4. The teams tied in blocks, 1-1.
U.S. Women's Sitting Team Head Coach Bill Hamiter (Bethany, Okla.) has been using the matches to give his young athletes more match experience and to practice new strategies, including a 5-1 offense.
In the first match, Heather Erickson (Fayetteville, N.C.) led the scoring with nine points on three kills, two blocks and four aces.
Five U.S. players scored seven points each in the match. Cali Overcast (Colorado Springs, Colo.) scored on six attacks and one block. Angela DeHaan (Yuba City, Calif.) added five kills, one block and one ace. Kari Miller (Washington, D.C.) had three kills, three blocks and one ace. Kendra Lancaster (Westfield, Ind.) scored on four kills and three aces. Nicole Nieves (Kissimmee, Fla.) totaled three attacks and four aces.
Alexis Shifflett (Waseca, Minn.) scored four points on one kill, one block and two aces. Kaleo Kanahele (Oklahoma City, Okla.) scored one point on a kill.
Erickson also led the scoring in the second match with 14 points on seven kills and seven aces. Kanahele added seven points on three kills, one block and three aces. Shifflet scored five points on three attacks and two aces.
Four other players each scored four points: Overcast had four on two kills and two aces, as did DeHaan. Lancaster added four points on one attack and three aces and Nieves totaled four points on four kills.
Overcast, DeHaan and Lancaster all played with Canada in the second match.
The U.S. and Canada will play close out the series with a match at 9 a.m. on Sunday.


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Where 2009-10 Happens: Reason #11 Why We Love College BasketballPosted by zhayes9 on October 27th, 2009
Shamelessly cribbing from the very clever NBA catch phrase, we here at RTC will present to you the Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball as we gear up toward the start of the season in about two weeks. We'll be bringing you players to watch for this season and moments to remember from last season, courtesy of the series of dump trucks, wires and effluvia known as YouTube.
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Have You Been Texting and Driving?
Texting while driving in New York is against the law. In fact, 46 states ban texting while driving and two more states have a partial ban on it. The reason for the ban is that distracted driving can result in serious accidents and tragic deaths.
National Public Radio (npr.com) reported about texting and driving in a 2016 article called "New York Wants to Know: Have You Been Texting and Driving?". A bill in the NY legislature, referred to as Evan's Law, proposed that police officers should be allowed to check drivers' cell phones at accident scenes.
Details Behind the Bill for Evan's Law
Ben Lieberman's 19 year-old son Evan died from serious injuries a month after a serious car accident that occurred in Hudson Valley, north of New York City. He was a passenger wearing a seat belt and sitting in the backseat of the car. The driver claimed he had fallen asleep at the wheel, which resulted in a head-on collision with an oncoming car. When the police failed to investigate the driver's cell phone, six months later, Ben Lieberman requested a subpoena as part of a civil lawsuit. Phone records revealed the driver had been texting throughout the time driving, including near where the accident occurred.
Lieberman wants to build an electronic device that a police officer could plug into a cellphone to see whether the phone was in use at the time of a crash. The device would not reveal personal communications but instead would be a textalyzer, used to help determine whether a driver was texting.
Law enforcement has the right to subpoena records from a phone company or request a search warrant from a judge to search a phone. However, it takes time and money to do so.
Drivers Often Hide the Fact They Were Texting and Driving
The Director of the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute believes the percentage of distracted drivers is much higher than seen in police accident reports. Researchers put cameras in cars for a study at Virginia Tech and discovered that distracted driving caused about 70 percent of vehicle accidents. The reported statistic is only 20 percent.
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Sweeping views of the city's skyline are offered by each of the hotel's 401 rooms, whilst the best of Oriental and International dining is available at the many enticing restaurants and coffee shops.
The Royal City Hotel has an attractive range of entertainment facilities, as well as fully equipped function rooms to meet guests every need.
Within a minute drive, visitors can gain access to Bangkok's premier tourist attractions, including the Grand Palace, Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), Wat Arun (Temple of Down), etc. Guests wishing to see more of the country will enjoy the convenience of the Southern Bus Terminal situated directly opposite the hotel. A convenient location, together with comfort and elegance, is the essence of the Royal City Hotel.
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Guests can expect the best from this superior hotel, where the facilities are modern, and the services most attentive and cheerful, in the way only the hospitable Thai people can offer.
Rooms Feature a fully stocked mini-bar, IDD telephone, background music, colour TV with satellite and local channels, thermostatically controlled air-conditioning, and a well appointed marble bathroom with all amenities.
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Restaurant This is ideal for casual, well priced meals in a continental café atmosphere, offering a variety buffet lunch and a la carte menu. Situated on the lobby level and open 24 hours.
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An authentic Chinese Restaurant on the lower ground level, serving Dim Sum at lunch from 11.00 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. and dinner from 6.00 p.m.-10.00 p.m., offering private rooms for small groups of up to 40 people.
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A great selection of Thai and International cuisine with karaoke on stage. This is a fun place to dine on the ground floor. To enjoy a special day this restaurant provides excellent service with a wide choice buffet or a la carte menu with Thai, Chinese and European cuisine to select from. Open Monday to Saturday from 6.00 p.m. - 01.00 a.m. (Close on Sunday).
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Relax with a cold drink at the poolside on the third floor, where a full bar and snack menu are available. Quench your thirst from 7.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.
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Chill out with a country music singer and enjoy fresh seafood. Enjoy cool draght beer and German Bavarian, Fresh seafood, spicy Thai cuisine while listening country \music band everyday from 6.00 p.m. - 12.00 p.m.
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The Conference and Banqueting facilities can provide for between 50 to 1,000 people, whilst the 8 storey adjoining Convention Building provides abundant parking for those attending.
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The mother and daughter in "Grey Gardens" make for a perfect symbiosis of misery, like crabgrass giving a hearty embrace to mold spores.
Actually, "Big Edie" and "Little Edie" Beale don't seem exactly miserable in the musical, which is based on the 1975 documentary film about two real-life members of the extended Kennedy clan.
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Their existence certainly looks grim from the outside: The two live in a decrepit East Hampton mansion they share with dozens of cats, a least one raccoon and untold legions of fleas, not to mention all the detritus of their once-luxurious lives.
That's how the filmmakers Albert and David Maysles found the pair in the 1970s, decades after their days of society glory (Big Edie, born into the Bouvier family, was an aunt to first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis).
But the musical, adapted by Pulitzer-winner Doug Wright (of the La Jolla Playhouse-birthed "I Am My Own Wife"), also takes us back to that heyday of the 1940s, showing us an imagined version of those sunnier times while tracing the early roots of the two women's mutual pathology.
At Ion, director Kim Strassburger depicts with grace and skill the shift between that era and later days of decay. The sense of transformation is boosted by Claudio Raygoza's economical but effective set and Karin Filijan's lighting, which turns dappled and pallid in the latter-day scenes, as if filtered through untamed ivy.
But it's the cast that really gives the show its flinty, unhinged feel – and in particular the work of Linda Libby, who plays both Big Edie in the '40s scenes and Little Edie in the '70s.
Big Edie was once a singer who still hasn't quite given up her hunger to perform, and Libby does justice both to the songs and to the character's endless self-regard.
The play pivots on the mother's persistent (if subconscious) efforts to sabotage Little Edie's hopes of getting married and moving out; Libby injects just the right, slight hint of regret to make it believable.
As the '40s version of Little Edie, the magnetic Charlene Koepf unleashes a powerful voice and an agonized feel of promise thwarted. And in the later scenes, the matchless Annie Hinton captures Big Edie's eccentricity gone fully to seed. (Erick Sundquist's costumes complete the feel of offhand derangement.)
There's also good work from Ruff Yeager as George Gould Strong, a live-in musician and Big Edie's semi-closeted "soul mate"; Kevane La'Marr Coleman as the long-suffering servant Brooks, who takes pains to be polite even when Big Edie is portraying a horribly stereotyped black character in a musical number; Ralph Johnson as the exasperated, disparaging Major Bouvier, Big Edie's father; Charles Evans as both the young suitor
The limitations of Ion's 49-seat space mean sacrificing a certain lushness to the score (by composer Scott Frankel and lyricist Michael Korie). Still, music director Janie Prim's approach lends a spare elegance to the songs, as played on piano by Wendy Thompson, alternating with Yeager.
At length, though, it does become a question of how much one can care (and bear) concerning the two Edies' fates. The kind of blithe wackiness as captured on film can feel more random than dramatic when translated to the stage.
And what empathy "Grey Gardens" evokes also comes with a powerful temptation, by the end, to go find some fresh air and a flea dip.
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The big conservative pow-wow CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) is happening right now in Washington DC, and there's some outrage over a "white nationalist" speaker that's being allowed to speak.
The speaker is Peter Brimelow, who is the editor of VDare, a site that fights against popular multicultural ideas, mass immigration, and so on. The site was named after Virginia Dare, the first white, English baby born in the new world.
Liberal groups are blasting CPAC for hosting him, and it's easy to see why.
Here's a recent Brimelow column called: Minority Occupation Govt. Forces Pepsi To Pay, Hire Possible Criminals.
At issue is a fine Pepsi faced for using criminal background checks to weed out job candidates who weren't actually convicted of any crime.
...whites are being punished, by being deprived of jobs and because Pepsi's inevitably increased costs will be passed to consumers at large, because they do, of course, commit fewer crimes than blacks and Hispanics. This is what it means to have a Minority Occupation Government.
Here's another Brimelow headline: IMMIGRANT Congressman David Wu Resigns In Sex Scandal.
And: Coincidence? Another Black, Clinton-Appointed Federal Judge Thwarts Voters.
Here's a story wondering whether Hannukah is a deliberate attempt to undermine Christmas titled: How Hanukkah Came to the White House.
Anyway, the theme of Brimelow's writing is pretty unmistakable: Minorities are a threat to white American culture.
What's interesting is that Brimelow does more than write about race.
He's also a columnist at Marketwatch writing benign stuff like: Yields trump capital gains.
And this from last October: Dividends work for top performing letter.
Here's a title that seems to deliberately scream don't click: Stocks hmmm — gold maybe?
So it's pretty obvious that Brimelow has too distinct modes: Racial polemicist part of the time, conservative, anodyne investment writer another part of the time.
And maybe, at some level, it's not that odd. A lot of what Brimelow writes about for Marketwatch is about what newsletter writers are saying, and the world of newsletters is filled with people who connect investing with dramatic, societal warnings (Hello Ron Paul newsletters!).
But it's certainly reasonable to ask Dow Jones whether it is 1) aware of, and 2) comfortable with Brimelow's views on race and culture in America.
We've reached out to Dow Jones (owner of MarketWatch) and Brimelow for comment, and will update when we hear more.


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Table of Contents
Research and general acceptance
The Dr. Feingold diet is a diet that eliminates many different forms of additives and other compounds from the diet. It is intended to reduce the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Many proponents of the diet suggest that it can be used to improve other common problems as well.
The Dr. Feingold diet was developed by Dr. Ben F. Feingold during the 1970s. Dr. Feingold was born on June 15th, 1899 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1921, and his Medical Degree from the same institution in 1924. Following this, he did an internship from 1924 to 1925 at Passavant Hospital, also in Pittsburgh, and then a fellowship in pathology at the University of Goettingen in Germany. He then spent 1928 and 1929 working with children in Austria before returning to the United States to be an instructor of pediatrics at the Northwestern University School of Medicine.
Dr. Feingold continued to work with children, specifically in the developing area of allergy studies. During World War II he was a commander in the US Navy, and then returned from the war to be chief of pediatrics at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles, California. He worked at various other hospitals and established all of the Departments of Allergy for Northern California for Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Permanente Medical Group in 1951. He died on March 23, 1982.
During his career Dr. Feingold mainly studied allergies in children. He noticed, however, that during his career the increase of children exhibiting symptoms of hyperactivity seemed to correspond with the increased consumption by children of various food additives. He hypothesized that these food additives were what was causing the symptoms he observed. During the 1970s he set out to study this relationship, and believed he had found a link. In 1975 be published the book "Why Your Child is Hyperactive,' laying out his beliefs. The Dr. Feingold diet is derived from this book. Since then, the children he called "hyperactive' have been identified as having Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Although Dr. Feingold died in 1982, his followers and adherents continue to update his diet and ideas. Although he intended his diet only for the treatment of hyperactivity, the Feingold Association of the United States has identified many other problems that my be alleviated by the diet. They have also continued to update the foods and additives believed to cause behavior and other problems in children.
The Dr. Feingold diet involves eliminating from the diet all forms of additives and chemicals believed by its proponents to be the cause of a variety of diseases and disorders, most generally ADD and ADHD. The diet occurs in two stages, the first stage involves eliminating all of the offending foods, and the second stage involves reintroducing one substance at a time to see which can be tolerated.
There are four main groups of chemicals and additives that are eliminated during the Dr. Feingold diet. The first of these are all forms of synthetic coloring. These are often made from by-products of petroleum and are believed to be one of the causes of hyperactivity. This means that any food products that have artificial colors (which include many popular children's foods and treats) are strictly forbidden.
The diet also requires that all forms of artificial flavoring be removed from the diet. The Feingold Association believes that many of these additives have not been studied carefully and can cause unwanted behaviors in children. Of special concern is the artificial vanilla flavoring vanillin, which is often made from by-products of paper production.
The Dr. Feingold diet also requires the elimination of aspartame, an artificial sweetener sold mainly under the brand name NutraSweet. This restriction is not as limiting as it may have been in the past because of the introduction of low calorie sweeteners derived from sugar during the mid 2000s.
Artificial preservatives are also eliminated completely when on this diet. These include the preservatives BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole) and BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene), which are derived from petroleum. The purpose of these preservatives is mainly to delay the oxidization of fats in foods. It is this oxidization that makes fats go rancid, so these preservatives give foods a longer shelf-life.
During stage one of the diet many salicylates are removed from the diet, but may be reintroduced later during state two. Salicylates are a group of chemicals, some of which are naturally occurring, which are related to aspirin. This eliminates certain natural foods such as apples, berries, grapes, oranges, peaches, plums, tangerines, and tomatoes, along with many others.
The Dr. Feingold diet can be very time consuming to follow, especially at first, because many of the forbidden substances occur under a variety of names on labels, all of which must be learned. The Feingold Association of the United States produces a set of materials intended to help people beginning the diet, including an 150 page food guide. These can be ordered for a fee from their website, www.feingold.com
The Dr. Feingold diet is generally used for children, although it may be effective for adults as well. It is intended to remove substances that some people believe cause ADD and ADHD. According to the Feingold Association of the United States it can also be effective in reducing or eliminating impulsiveness, compulsive-ness, disruptive behaviors, poor self-control, abusive or unpredictable behavior, and destructive behaviors. They also believe it can change workaholic habits, chewing on clothing or other inappropriate objects, depression, frequent crying, irritability, panic, low self-esteem, mood swings, impatience, distraction, inability to follow directions, poor muscle coordination, speech difficulties, tics, seizures, and difficulty with comprehension. The association also states that it can help physical problems such as ear infections, asthma, bedwetting, and constipation, and sleep problems such as resistance going to bed, difficulty falling asleep, and nightmar! es.
There are many benefits for children who eat a balanced diet including many fresh fruits and vegetables. Because the Dr. Feingold diet excludes many forms of artificial additives, it may limit the amount of processed food available to consume, leading to a more balanced diet with more healthful food. This is not necessarily the case however, as many fresh fruits must be eliminated during stage one because of naturally occurring salicylates. The diet may result in reduced symptoms of ADD and ADHD and is reported by the American Feingold Association to be able to resolve other psychical, emotional, and sleep complaints.
One problem some families may find when on the Dr. Feingold diet is that it is very time intensive. For adults who go on the diet there are significant amounts of time required to learn all the rules of the diet, and to learn to identify the various forbidden additives in all of the forms in which they may appear on labels. For parents putting a child on the diet, the time required is even greater. Not only must the parent learn to identify which foods are allowable for the child, but the time must be taken to educate the child on this complicated issue as well. This is especially true for older children who may make more of their own eating decisions outside of the watchful eyes of their parents. Children have to learn which foods can be eaten and how to read labels. They also need to learn coping skills to be able to explain to other children and any adults who might be offering them food (such as their friend's parents) which foods are not allowed. It may be a! dvisable also to go over some skills to help children explain to friends and classmates why they are on a special diet in a way which is not upsetting or embarrassing to them. Many people also choose to make chidlren's teachers, babysitters, and others aware of the new diet which can take time as well.
Although there are no specific studies investigating the social effects of the Dr. Feingold diet on children, there are many pieces of anecdotal evidence illustrating some of it possible negative effects. One concern for some parents may be that being an such a strict diet, that has to be followed all of the time including at school and at friends' houses, children may feel different than their peers. It can be very hard for children who feel or seem different than those around them, and other children might not understand why they cannot have the same candy, or have to eat special meals brought from home. Another issue brought up by some people who were on the diet as children is that it puts children who do give into temptation (and there are many temptations for children on this diet) into a very difficult position. Because the Feingold Association maintains the diet must be followed exactly at all times to be effective, children who have eaten something forbi! dden must decide whether to admit it or lie to their parents. It can also.
put children and parents into an antagonistic relationship because often if the diet does not cure the disease or disorder, it is assumed that it is because forbidden foods have been consumed. This can lead to a negative spiral of accusations, guilt, and anger. These problems certainly will not occur with every child in every family, but it may be something that parents considering this diet for their child or children would want to consider.
There are some risks associated with starting any diet. Although there are no significant scientifically documented risks for starting this diet there is some chance that it may cause feelings of isolation in the child because he or she feels different than those around him or her. There is also some risk that this diet may put significant stress on the family because it is very time intensive and must be followed strictly. The diet may also cause some tension in parent-child relationships because the child may react negatively to being put on the diet or may be tempted to eat forbidden foods.
Research and general acceptance
Some health professionals however, are not convinced that the diet can help children with ADD or ADHD. One common argument against the effectiveness of the diet is that there may be other causes for the improvement shown in children on the diet. Because the diet is extremely complicated and involves reading labels carefully, and closely monitoring everything that is eaten (as well as exposure to some things such as soaps and perfumes), parents are forced to become extremely involved in their child's life while their child is on this diet. Some experts have argued that any improved behavior is probably a result of this increased parental participation, and not a direct result of the diet. Another critcism of the studies on the effectiveness of the diet is that often the behavioral changes are reported by parents and are not confirmed by outside, unbiased observers.
Feingold, Ben F. Introduction to Clinical Allergy Springfield, IL: Thomas, 1973.
Feingold, Ben F. The Feingold Cookbook for Hyperactive Children, and Others with Problems Associated with Food Additives and Salicylates New York: Random House, 1979.
Feingold, Ben F. Why Your Child is Hyperactive New York: Random House, 1975.
Hershey, Jane. Why Can't My Child Behave? Alexandria, VA: Pear Tree Press, 1996.
Shannon, Joyce Brennfleck ed. Diet and Nutrition Sourcebook Detroit, MI: Omnigraphics, 2006.
Willis, Alicia P. ed. Diet Therapy Research Trends New York: Nova Science, 2007.
American Dietetic Association. 120 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 2000, Chicago, Illinois 60606-6995. Telephone: (800) 877-1600. Website: <http://www.eatright.org>
ADHD Diet: Comprehensive Program for Dietary Management 2007. <http://www.feingold.org> (April 12, 2007).
Helen M. Davidson
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