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Dear readers, thank you for spending another Sunday with my cranky ass. Let's revisit all that we've learned this weekend, shall we?
We pondered whether or not foudant can be racist. We learned about the "flexisexual," this totally new thing invented by a newspaper. We weighed the politeness of ridiculing Christmas, and we reflected on enjoying our physical strength. Now, let's put aside our differences and Kum Bah Ya our way into another evening.
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- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Vettel grabs title glory in style as Alonso gamble fails
- News:
Webber won't dwell on 2010
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Alonso admits 2010 still hurts
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Ferrari admits strategy error dented Alonso's chances
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Post-race driver rundown
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'Speechless' Vettel overjoyed with title
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Sebastian Vettel snatched the drivers' title from the grasp of his rivals after a brilliant drive in the Abu Dhabi night sky ended with glory for Red Bull.
The race hinged on a backfiring gamble from Ferrari to bring Fernando Alonso in from fourth for an earlier than expected pit stop, but the Spaniard's hard tyres failed to come to him and he languished in the midfield behind the longer running cars before finishing a disappointing seventh.
Vettel made the most of his pole position to lead into the first corner from Hamilton and a fast-starting Jenson Button, who got the jump on Alonso. But the big incident came immediately behind the leaders, Michael Schumacher spinning his Mercedes in an attempt to defend position from team-mate Nico Rosberg.
Unable to put the brakes on in time, Tonio Liuzzi ploughed into Schumacher's car, his front wing and nosecone just missing the seven-time world champion's head. It marked the end of a disappointing return to Formula One for Schumacher but it could easily have ended in far worse circumstances.
When racing resumed after the safety car period, Vettel was disappearing into the distance, pulling out a second a lap to Alonso by lap eight. Red Bull was the first team to blink on lap 12, Webber coming in for an early tyre change, the Australian paying the price for running his one set of soft tyres longer in qualifying. Four laps later it was Alonso's turn, Ferrari reacting to Red Bull's move and the Spaniard coming out just ahead of Webber.
But the pair came out behind Vitaly Petrov and Nico Rosberg, who grabbed a quick stop behind the safety car and, with the tyres failing to come to Alonso, so his title chances disappeared into the Abu Dhabi night. Webber also struggled to make any inroads from the midfield and found himself staring at the Ferrari's gearbox for the rest of the race. In stark contrast, Button's legendary tyre management and race craft paid handsome dividends, the 2009 champion staying out and momentarily grabbing the lead of the race.
As it was, Vettel won by four points from Alonso with Webber 14 points behind in third. But McLaren's double podium means they finished second in the constructors' standings ahead of Ferrari.
For Alonso, the quest for a third drivers' title must wait for 2011 and there will now be no repercussions into the rigged German Grand Prix result. Some may say that justice was done.

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Chicken, chicken meal, cracked pearled barley, whole grain brown rice, egg product, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), millet, beet pulp, potatoes, flaxseed, natural chicken flavor, fish meal, potassium chloride, choline chloride, dried chicory root, yucca schidigera extract, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, L-carnitine, biotin, calcium pantothenate, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin, vitamin D supplement, folic acid.
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First two ingredients are named meat products.
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The first two ingredients in the food are named meat products. The first is chicken - inclusive of its water content. Once this is removed, as it must be to make a dry food, the ingredient will weigh around 20% of its wet weight. It is thus unlikely that it is the true first ingredient in the food, and it is likely to be more accurately placed much further down the ingredient list. Since the second ingredient is a meat meal, however, this is of limited concern.
The next 2 ingredients are barley and brown rice, both of which are decent quality grains. Egg product is the next ingredient. We would prefer to see the use of whole eggs.
Beet pulp is controversial filler. It is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required.
There is a second meat meal ingredient in the food 11th on the ingredient list. This is a fish meal, however, and we fail to find any assurance on the manufacturer's website that the ingredient is not treated with Ethoxyquin. Ethoxyquin is a chemical preservative, banned or heavily regulated in human food, and believed to be carcinogenic (and is commonly added to fish meal ingredients). This manufacturer does make assurances about ethoxyquin-free sources for one of of its other products (the Chicken Soup line), thus we would consider it prudent to ask for a similar assurance about this product prior to using it.
Overall, this product appears better than many produced under the Diamond label, and many of the ingredients used appear to be good quality. It is limited confidence in the meat content of the food that prevents us awarding a higher rating.
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EDI CON organizers have announced six new exhibitors for the show, which is taking place this March 12-14 in Beijing, China. Azimuth Systems, Microwave Vision Group, Times Microwave, Insulated Wire (IW), Southwest Microwave and Tower/Jazz join the list of exhibitors and speakers at this industry-driven high-frequency electronics event.
Exhibitors at EDI CON will present high-frequency connectivity products including over-the-air test solutions, advanced cable/connector assemblies and RF semiconductor technologies.
AzimuthSystems, a leading provider of automated wireless test equipment for 2G/3G/4G and LTE-Advanced networks, will be present a talk on "Carrier Aggregation Performance Testing: Challenges and Opportunities", exploring how a range of propagation environments in the real world can deliver improved throughput and the role of test systems, wireless channel emulators and captured field-to-lab data to assist design engineers developing high quality devices that perform as expected in the field. The company will also demonstrate its test solution products, highlighting capabilities such as playback of dynamic transient field conditions, support for real world test for Interoperability and Device Troubleshooting, true isotropic over-the-air test including the antenna and all associated circuitry in the test path, as well as wireless channel emulation for 2G/3G and 4G broadband wireless multipath environments to provide thorough feedback on the performance of SISO and MIMO wireless devices in a real world environment.
The Microwave Vision Group (MVG), a consortium combining the technological expertise, product portfolios and infrastructures of four industry leaders: SATIMO, ORBIT/FR, AEMI and Rainford EMC Systems, will be presenting a talk on the equivalent current/source method, which allows the reconstruction of sources on arbitrary 3-D surfaces that enclose the antenna under test (AUT). This method is highly suitable for diagnostics on low and medium directivity antennas and even allows the possibility to isolate, identify and filter unwanted effects close to the antenna from the measurements such as feeding cable interactions. The company will also participate in a panel session on various MIMO OTA test methods comparing anechoic and reverb test methods. MVG will also be exhibiting solutions based on a broad range of measurement techniques, including near-field, far-field and compact range technologies for Antenna, EMC, RCS and Radome testing.
Times Microwave, a leader in coaxial transmission line technology and production, will be exhibiting the company's broad range of transmission line solutions for military, aerospace, wireless communications and industrial applications. With production facilities in the US and China, Times Microwave addresses specialized applications with extremely demanding performance requirements and high volume commercial applications at frequencies ranging from a few KHz to 50 GHz.
Southwest Microwave, a global supplier of microwave connectors, will be exhibiting various products including the company's full range of precision Adapters, both within-series and between-series, encompassing SMA, SMA to N, 2.92mm, 3.5mm to 2.40mm, 2.92mm to 2.40mm, SSMA to 2.40mm, and 2.40mm as well as the company's unique 0.9mm to 1.85mm connectors. These connectors offer near metrology grade performance, referred to as Precision and are ideally suited for applications requiring metrology type measurements where phase matching is not required. Each series is produced to the same electrical length. SMI adapters provide an economical lower cost solution for critical production and test requirements. In addition, the company will exhibit high performing connectors designed to provide Low VSWR, wideband response up to 67 GHz for single-layer or multi-layer printed circuit boards where the microwave layer is on top. It is ideally suited for high frequency chip set evaluation/demo boards, test fixtures and board characterization.
Insulated Wire (IW), a global supplier of coaxial microwave cable and high power microwave cable assemblies as well as multi-conductor wire and cable, high temperature PTFE hookup wire and dielectric cores, will present a talk on how to get the best performance out of a cable assembly during the connectivity forum. IW and its China-based distributor will be exhibit a wide variety of RF connectors and adapters including its triaxial microwave cable, twisted pair and bundled assemblies. IW products are widely used in telecommunication systems, satellite , instrumentation, Commercial SATCOM and Medical Electronics.
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Bruce Willis to star in "Grimm", a ghost story with one of the longest synopses I've ever seen... which can be found at the link. Directed by Russel Mulcahey, who also helmed 2007's "Resident Evil: Extinction".
Lars Von Trier's controversial film "Antichrist" has been picked up by IFC films. Hot off the controversy it caused at Cannes with its graphic violence, the film will now be coming to US shores as early as this summer. No word on what type of release IFC will give the film, but they are known for non-traditional theatrical/on demand models.
New Platinum Dunes blog on their "Nightmare on Elm St." shooting. Of course they're going to be positive, but word is that Jackie Earle Haley's rendition of Krueger is just as kick-ass as most of us have anticipated. Don't get me wrong, I'm still withholding excitement, but consider my curiosity peaked.
Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo will be directing a remake of the 1963 Roger Corman flick "X: The Man with the X Ray Eyes". Never seen it myself, but as long as it doesn't turn out like "Hollowman" I'll be happy. Fresnadillo, for his part, directed the recent "28 Weeks Later".
Alex Proyas, director of "I, Robot", really hates FOX. He's so bitter over their tinkering and ridiculous orders (jokes! jokes! jokes!) that he's actually warning filmmakers off of working with them, and apparently, telling CHUD all about it. It's good to at least have a director speaking out about this. How is it that the studio that released "Meet Dave", "Space Chimps", "What Happens in Vegas", "27 Dresses" and "Jumper" ALL IN THE SAME YEAR is still allowed to make movies? I think it's time for someone to break out the "bad monkey stick".
Here's a look at some hi-res stills for "Lesbian Vampire Killers". And yes, all the red blooded males are probably going to want to click on that.
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Softly Falls the Evening Light
1.Softly falls the ev'ning light,
Drifting into candlelight.
The weary sheep lay low tonight
As shepherds rest with watchful eyes.
Ev'ning shadows now grow dim
Upon the town of Bethlehem,
As unaware they close their eyes
Upon this hallowed silent night.
A single star now marks the place,
A humble manger now awaits
The holy babe whose healing light
Will pierce the darkness of this wondrous night.
Angel choirs in silence wait
To herald Christ with songs of praise,
Revealing to the eager earth
The wonder of His sacred birth.
Men thru ages long have prayed
That peace would come to earth someday,
But who could know that God's own Son
Upon this very night would come.
Softly falls the ev'ning light,
Drifting into candlelight.
The universe in rev'rence hums;
Tonight the Savior comes.
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The It's Elementary team shares the successes and challenges of their year.
Points of interest:
- Technology is not a something separate, but an integral part of our teaching
- We use it to help kids make connections to the rest of the world
- Some issues were how to get kids used to writing, and not just playing on computers, how to plan and allocate time on the computers, and how much choice to give kids.
- How annoying, and brain-dead e-rate filtering programs are to deal with.


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A cohort is a group of students who progress through the grade levels within the same school or district.
This graph displays ISAT performance levels - Exceeds Standards, Meets Standards, Below Standards, Academic Warning - for cohorts at this school. A cohort is a group of students who progress through the grade levels within the same school or district. To view a specific class of cohorts, click Select Options, then choose the cohort you wish to view by selecting the button next to that group. You may view a subgroup by clicking on the drop down menu box titled Select Subgroup. Once the selections have been made, click the green Apply button. The View Details check box adds the data in chart format. only. Note: When a subgroup has fewer than 10 students, the comparison data is not shown. This is done to protect student privacy. Mousing over any item in the color coded key beneath the graph, will change the display to only that single performance level. Mousing over any color in the graph will give you the exact percentage for that performance level.
This displays 2013-2014 data. PARCC assessment information for 2014-2015 will be posted as soon as it becomes available. To learn more about PARCC, visit parcconline.org.
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In October of 2003, the United States District Court of Connecticut converted all existing case data to the new system, Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF). This section provides an overview on CM/ECF and PACER. CM/ECF is unique to each district whereas as PACER is not specific to the District of Connecticut. In PACER, all appellate, bankruptcy, and district court cases can be queried. CM/ECF is administered locally by the CM/ECF Administrator whereas PACER is administered through the Pacer Service Center. Documents are filed in CM/ECF and can be viewed and printed through PACER.
Before filing in CM/ECF, filers should review the Privacy Policy for the District Court of Connecticut. Pursuant to FRcvP 5.2(h) and FRcrP 49.1(h), protection under FRcvP 5.2(a) and FRcrP 49.1(a) is waived by filing documents with personal identifiers without redaction and not under seal.
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In order to file documents electronically, attorneys must be admitted to practice before the Court and must be registered to file electronically. Upon registration, attorneys will be provided with an identification name and password that will allow access to the system. The identification name and password will also serve as the attorney's signature for FRCvP Rule 11 purposes on all documents that are filed electronically. Attorneys may register for electronic filing by submitting a registration form which is available on the eFiling section of the Forms page of the website.
In April of 2011, the District of Connecticut implemented pay.gov, which works in conjunction with CM/ECF to allow attorneys to pay the filing fee for new Civil Complaints, Motions to Appear Pro Hac Vice, Notices of Appeal, Notices of Removal, Petitions for Writ of Habeas Corpus, and Petitions to Quash IRS Summons. Pay.gov is a secure web-based application, which allows users to submit payments online to government agencies electronically. The US District Court of Connecticut offers attorneys and support staff training with regards to the attorney case opening process. For more information, please visit our For Attorneys section.
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Consistent with Judicial Conference policy, courts may, upon a showing of good cause, exempt indigents, bankruptcy case trustees, individual researchers associated with educational institutions, courts, section 501(c)(3) not for profit organizations, courts appointed pro bono attorneys, and pro bona ADR neutrals from a payment of PACER fees. Exemptions may be granted for a definite period of time and may be revoked at the discretion of the court granting the exemption.
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Tokyotō´kēō [key], city (1990 pop. 8,163,573), capital of Japan and of Tokyo prefecture, E central Honshu, at the head of Tokyo Bay. The Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area is the world's most populous metropolitan area, with over 28,000,000 people. Tokyo proper consists of an urban area divided into wards, a county area with farms and mountain villages, and the Izu Islands stretching to the S of Tokyo Bay. Tokyo prefecture (1990 pop. 11,854,987), is governed by a popularly elected governor and assembly. The wards and other subsidiary units of the city have their own assemblies.
The city of Tokyo is the administrative, financial, educational, and cultural center of Japan and a major industrial hub surrounded by numerous suburban manufacturing complexes. Tokyo is also one of the world's most important cities in terms of economic power and influence, and it serves as the corporate and communications hub for the E Pacific Rim. Frequent rebuilding in the wake of disasters has made Tokyo one of the most modern cities on the globe. Because space is so precious, it is also one of the most crowded and expensive cities in the world.
Sections in this article:
- Introduction
- Economy
- Landmarks and Institutions
- History
- Bibliography
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
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I keep up with a variety of entertainment news online, but no matter where I am, I always manage to return to the theatre. It's my first love: Musicals, plays, one-man shows – I don't go to them as often as I'd like and should, but I go. Every summer I try to hit the Stratford Shakespeare Festival as well as the Shaw Festival in nearby Niagara-On-The-Lake. And now that I'm back in Toronto, there's a huge variety of stuff that I can go to. Some random theatre bits:
- I missed Incendies three times: Once when it was making its trail-blazing way around France, and twice when it came to Toronto in French and English. Now that Quebecois Denis Villeneuve has turned the award-winning play (about a Montreal woman's strange legacy to her children) into a potentially Oscar-winning film of the same name, I'm not missing it a fourth time.
- When I was in Hong Kong I managed to make it to Zaia, by Cirque du Soleil, in Macau. I wasn't super, mega, ultra impressed, but whether I should blame the production itself (is it one of the "lesser" Cirque shows?) or my high expectations due to hype, I don't know. Definitely willing to give Cirque another go, and likely to when I head to Vegas in late February. Ka? Mystere? O?
- Christopher Plummer is playing Barrymore at the Elgin Theatre, and I've got tickets. I absolutely cannot wait. I saw him as Caesar in Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra, and it's like watching a legend. Correct that – it is is watching a legend.
- Billy Elliott is coming to town. I wasn't going to go, but after reading reviews, I'm thinking I should.
- Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. It still hasn't officially opened, but the consensus is that it will take a miracle to make this work. But really. Spider-Man, the Musical? Come on.
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There are lots of articles and essays of interest to modern Pagans out there, sometimes more than I can write about in-depth in any given week. So The Wild Hunt must unleash the hounds in order to round them all up.
- Shortly after I posted yesterday's entry on the passing of Russell Means, David Godwin, and Paul Kurtz, I learned that noted dancer and musician Gabrielle Roth died yesterday. Roth was a proponent of ecstatic, shamanic, and therapeutic dancing and movements, most famous for her 5Rhythms practice and her many albums produced as Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors. Of her mother's passing, son Jonathan A Horan said: "Our Mama Raven's wings have lifted her spirit from this lifetime and she is in flight to her next journey, where she will dance in our hearts forever." The family ask that donations to her charity be made in lieu of flowers.
- The ex-Witch market never seems to completely dry up, this time its "Escaping the Cauldron: Exposing occult influences in everyday life" by former "solitary eclectic Christian witch" Kristine McGuire. McGuire gets some one-sided puff-story coverage from a local Michigan paper, and like all converts cashing in these days she's been on the 700 Club. Remember, she wrote this book, and regurgitates the anti-occult/paranormal/witchcraft talking points for YOU! Don't you feel better? I know I do.
- Maria Bustillos writes about her Santeria-practicing grandmother for The Awl, and paints a portrait that is both damning and redeeming of a women she experienced through a child's eyes. Quote: "I shan't bore you with the things that drove everyone nuts about my grandmother, that wicked witch whom I loved so dearly. Why should I dwell on all that? The humiliation and fear, the refusal to let my beloved cousin T. go to UC-Irvine because girls are meant to find a nice man and have babies and maybe work at a bank? The tears. Instead, I shall tell you that when you went to my grandmother's house you would find on various surfaces, on tables and shelves, little wasp-waisted shrimp cocktail glasses full of water and sometimes roses from the garden, set before photographs of the dead. There were many painted plaster polychrome saints with coins piled before them. One had a boat filled with supplicants beneath her, struggling through plaster waves. Coins in the boat. The scent of flowers and food, the sound of voices. The warm and perilous embrace of a witch."
- Nicolas Cage, the man who ruined a remake of "The Wicker Man", and a remake of "Wings of Desire," is in talks to star in a reboot of the "Left Behind" movie franchise. This explains everything.
- The saga of Chico Goddess Temple, which I've reported on here before, isn't quite over. While the Butte County Board of Supervisors revoked the temple's permits after complaints over noise, building without permits, and an illegal festival held on the grounds, they've now apparently reversed course after owner Robert Seals filed a civil rights lawsuit. If this succeeds keeping the temple where it currently stands is anyone's guess at this point.
- The religiously unaffiliated ("nones") are more likely to vote Democratic in a presidential election, but that doesn't make them easy to classify or cater to. Quote: "But the internal diversity of the religiously unaffiliated presents a challenge to candidates and campaigns who are seeking to court this group's votes. PRRI's recently released American Values Survey profiled three distinct subgroups of religiously unaffiliated Americans: atheists and agnostics, seculars, and a newly identified group, "unattached believers." Importantly, these subgroups vary widely in terms of race, education, and even religiosity. There is considerable distance between atheists and agnostics on the one hand and unattached believers on the other, with seculars generally falling in between." Meanwhile. Juicy Ecumenicism gives the testimony of a former "none."
- The Quietus interviews Hexvessel's Matthew McNerney, who talks about his band's unique mix of metal, jazz and psychedelic folk, and also opens about Paganism, the natural world, and practicing magick. Quote: "I was brought up a Catholic, so I know about organised religion. I've always been interested in the occult and magick. I don't know how much you can say about practising magick, because I think it's something that's very personal and very subjective and I think this album is about that. It's about "When does magick become objective? When does religion become an objective thing? What does it mean to be holy?" It's all connected with nature and how we see ourselves in relation to the world around us. It's definitely the theme of the album, and I believe that we're creating and practising magick all the time."
- Gina Athena Ulysse, Professor of Anthropology & African American Studies at Wesleyan University, writes about defending Vodou in Haiti at The Huffington Post. Quote: "In recent years, defensive tactics have included the formation of umbrella organizations (such as Zantrayand Bode Nasyonal) that brought practitioners together to address common concerns. It must be noted that these groupings are not necessarily representative of all Vodouists and are not without controversy. Nonetheless, with the persistent presence of protestant missions and increasingly aggressive spiritual cleansings and other attacks especially since the 2010 earthquake, Vodouists have become increasingly vulnerable and have to be on the offensive." Ulysse also notes the recent controversy over the amended Haitian constitution, and the fear that it may have removed protections for Vodou practitioners.
- Boing Boing's Gweek podcast interviews Lisa Morton, author of "Trick or Treat: A History of Halloween," about, well, the history of Halloween. Quote: "Have you ever wondered about the origins of Halloween? Where does the word Halloween come from? What is the origin of the term trick or treat? Why do we carve jack-o'-lanterns? And how did costumes come into play?"
- Tourist-trade witch, living in cave, seeks potential suitors. Seeks someone less "goody-goody" than Merlin, but not as evil as Voldemort.
That's it for now! Feel free to discuss any of these links in the comments, some of these I may expand into longer posts as needed.


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Looking for others interested in Goetzenbergers
My GGF Franz Lukas Goetzenberger comes from Wuerttemberg (now part of Germany), migrating in 1852 with his wife Maria Anna Schmitt and their infant daughter. They settled briefly in upstate New York then moved to Lemonweir, Juneau County, Wisconsin in about 1855; and on to Otisco, Waseca County, Minnesota, about 1865.
I have quite a bit of information about his ancestors and siblings that I am happy to share, and I am frustrated by the lack of any information connecting him to other Goetzenbergers in the US.
1849 to 1865, through several states to Minnesota
The earliest record I have of Patrick O'Callahan (b ~ 1815, parents Denis and Ellen per death certificate) and Margaret Sweeney O'Callahan (b ~ 1830) is the birth of a daughter, Johanna, in 1849 in New York (inferred from later census). I don't know from what part of Ireland they came or when, or whether they came as a couple. They had a son, Eugene, born in Massachusetts in 1853, then moved to Lemonweir, Juneau County, Wisconsin, about 1855. Sons John, Joseph, William and Dennis were born there, and the surname changed to Callahan. They moved on to Waseca County, Minnesota, about 1865. Patrick died in a farm accident in 1881, and Margaret died in 1908.
Most of the children remained in Minnesota, but Joseph moved to Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, in 1890 with his new bride, Augusta Goetzenberger, also fom Waseca County. He had a career as a lawman there and continued that when the family moved to Butte, Silver Bow County, in 1916. The couple had six children: Florence, Helena, William, Hazel, Joseph, and Edwin.
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games - DS
Release Date:October 13, 2009
Also on:Nintendo DS Wii Wii U
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games will take players to Vancouver, Canada, host city of the official 2010 Olympic Winter Games. This gaming experience invites players of all ages and skill sets to face-off in some of the most intense winter competitions. Tailored to the specific system controls, Nintendo DS and Wii gamers will enjoy completely unique experiences thanks to each platform having its own specific gameplay features and modes. Players of all skill levels will enjoy the intuitive controls of both the Wii and Nintendo DS systems, in both single and multiplayer gaming modes.
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With the success of the well-received and widely popular Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, it was just too good an opportunity to pass and not make a sequel; so after two years, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games was finally released. It still offers the players the same 27 events based on the core disciplines of the Olympic Games which features both classic and dream events. The once popular sprints and pole vaults however, are now replaced with snowboarding, hockey, skiing, skating, curling, and many more. What's great in this new version is that you can choose which sport to play from the very start.
The game's dream events filled with beautiful settings like rolling hills, gleaming snow, and clear blue skies makes this game interesting. The only downside to this is that each dream event mode requires unlocking done by single-player mode or multiplayer mode. What's more annoying is that most of the events in the game are not worth the time it takes to unlock the different dream events. But what did you really expect? It would be such a bore if everything was simply handed down, right?
The one event in this game which really rocks is curling. Not many people know what this sport is but I guess once they get to know what it is they'll get hooked. Curling is a mix of bocce ball, shuffleboard, and horseshoes. Simply put, the player who throws rocks closest to the target wins. It might seem ordinary but what makes this game fun is that the developers incorporate the actual game into how you control each throw. Speed, strength, and different ways of countering each throw can be controlled giving you full power of how it turns out. Say goodbye to blaming it all on the computer for your failure.
Working your way through the game can be such a bust when it becomes repetitive. Each event can be replayed until you reach the necessary skill level you wish to have. The tracks and courses are predetermined so once you have already played it; it won't excite you as much as it did the first time around. The controls were also made to be user-friendly making it somewhat easy even for casual players. But hey, not everyone gets good at it that fast.
Besides the different events, Mario & Sonic also offer players a chance to some party games namely balloon popping and wheel spinning. These are strategically placed randomly before the start of each Olympic event.
This game might get you hooked right away but it will also bore you as fast as it enticed you. The whole package could have been put together better if it had been more exciting games and if the controls were as engaging as it hoped to be. It fails in comparison to the previous Olympic game in terms of graphics but it makes up for it in terms of being imaginative. Overall, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games is a disappointment. But if you are that type of person who enjoys unlocking levels and stages then this game is just enough to keep you distracted or busy for the moment since the events are really not that mind-blowing. Still, it will not stop anyone, both kids and those kids at heart, from enjoying it especially during gatherings.
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California Anti-Paparazzi Law Would Threaten First Amendment Rights
August 16th, 2013 by and tagged California, California State Assembly, celebrities, children, Halle Berry, harassment, hollywood, Jennifer Garner, Justin Bieber, legislators, Paparazzi, unconstitutional
Earlier this summer the California legislature proposed a new "anti-paparazzi" bill, which NPPA opposes. More recently, Actresses Halle Berry and Jennifer Garner testified before the California State Assembly, voicing their support for the bill that carries with it serious First Amendment implications. The measure would make it illegal to photograph a child because of their parent's job (i.e, acting) without the parent's permission, and expands the scope of existing California harassment law while increasing the penalty for a violation. Photographers convicted under the measure could face up to year in prison. SB 606 would also allow an aggrieved party to pursue enhanced civil suit against a photographer.
If the bill is ultimately signed in to law, anyone with a camera who tries to get a snapshot of a celebrity's child could be liable if their conduct "alarms, annoys, torments, or terrorizes the child" and causes "substantial emotional distress." It's not the clearest of legal standards, and the bill doesn't offer much more in the way of explanation, something NPPA General Counsel Mickey Osterreicher took issue with in opposing the bill. "We are extremely concerned that the bill as it pertains to photography and recording is overly broad and vague and infringes upon otherwise protected forms of speech and expression," Osterreicher said, also noting that the terms used in the bill are "vague and susceptible to subjective interpretation."
The mercurial relationship between the Hollywood "paparazzi" and the stars they photograph is well documented. Confrontations are not uncommon. Protecting children is certainly a laudable goal, but there are already laws in place for situations when someone, photographer or otherwise, steps over the line. With this in mind, Osterreicher contends that the measure in question unjustifiably blurs the line between actual harassment and valuable First Amendment activities, saying "[the bill] fails to recognize those acts done for valid newsgathering or expressive purposes and in fact creates additional liability for visual journalists and members of the public with a camera."
"[T]he First Amendment has permitted restrictions on few historic categories of speech, including obscenity, defamation, fraud, incitement, and speech integral to criminal conduct," Osterreicher continued. "Visual images and recordings of another person, albeit a child, who is out in public where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy should not be added to that list."
Again, there's a difference between punishing photographers who harass someone and defining photography as harassment in and of itself.
This isn't the first time the California legislators have targeted photographers. A 2010 anti-paparazzi law was called into question earlier this year, when a judge threw out charges against a photographer who authorities say was driving recklessly while attempting to get picture of Justin Bieber. The judge said the law was unconstitutionally broad and violated the First Amendment. The NPPA along with the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and six other media organizations filed and Amicus Letter Brief on behalf of the photographer. That ruling is currently under review.
SB 606 passed the California State Assembly and is set to go to appropriations committee. As the bill moves closer to becoming law, legislators should take care not to allow a distaste for the manner in which some photographers conduct themselves to undermine their ability to uphold their duty to defend free speech rights guaranteed to all citizens.
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Cherokee Winter Nature Tour - At Cherokee Ranch and Castle
Those lucky enough to have hiked Cherokee Ranch know that there are a wealth of habitats and a rich flora that distract your eyes downwards, even as the vistas of the rugged backbone of the Rockies and distant misty towers of downtown Denver tempt you to look further away.
Whoever says winter is the "dormant" season? Wise naturalists know that nature does not sleep, you can now SEE those birds flitting in the bare branches. Buds are set on everything, and there is much more than just bark, branches and berries to liven a walk. You can see two species of Chickadees and Nuthatches that never stop in their search for food and there are a few last lingering hints of flowers. You will be surprised at how many evergreens there really are; not just pines and junipers and Oregon Grape, but many of our native shrubs and forbs keep living foliage and rosettes through the winter: they are still hard at work chlorophyll pumping! You might also be surprised to know that some Dark-eyed Juncos fly all the way from the Pacific Northwest and even Canada to winter at Cherokee. Other winter species include Flicker, Woodpeckers and a resident Red-tailed Hawk. What better time and place than Cherokee Ranch in the bright, winter light. One thing is for sure, you will never be bored outside at Cherokee! This adventure is a walking tour, allowing time to observe and learn about the plants and birds found in this environment.
Price: $25, $20 member
* Plants do not really care how you dress for the field trips but BIRDS DO!! It is easier to see birds if you DO NOT wear white or other very bright colors –i.e. yellow, orange or red. Also, bring your binoculars: they can be used for both birds and plants.
* Please wear comfortable shoes and bring your own supply of water for a 2 hour adventure.
Children over10 years of age are permitted in this program.
Directions and details for your hike will be emailed to your email address approximately one week before your hike.
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Senate to Act on Year-End Priorities - (December 21, 2009)
All Eyes on Senate as Tax and Health Care Measures Await Action
Washington, D.C. - As the clock ticks down to the holidays, two measures of concern to orchestras and the broader nonprofit community await action.
The health care reform bill under debate in the Senate includes a provision that would provide relief to small businesses, including nonprofit organizations. The League and orchestras have weighed in with Congress to urge that nonprofits will be eligible for any incentives or relief for employers providing health insurance coverage. Senate leaders expect to vote on their bill by Christmas Eve.
Several tax provisions are set to expire December 31, including the IRA Charitable Rollover, an important incentive to charitable giving. The IRA Rollover allows donors to make a charitable gift directly from an IRA without the amount being subject to tax. If the provision is not extended by the year's end, it may be reinstated in 2010. The League and orchestras are calling on Congress to take immediate action to ensure that donors can make uninterrupted use of the IRA Charitable Rollover. The House passed an extension of the IRA Rollover on December 9. Senate action is uncertain as the health care debate remains center stage.
Rosen Addresses NEA Research Forum
League President and CEO Jesse Rosen was one of three respondents invited to speak at a December 10 forum hosted by the National Endowment for the Arts - and simulcast live online – regarding the 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts. More than 40 representatives from national and regional arts organizations discussed the nation's largest and most representative study of adults' arts participation habits. The report charts declining attendance rates for ballet, classical music, jazz, and theatre, and increasing participation in the arts through new media. Rosen said, "Our own research confirms that something big is changing in the way Americans participate in all types of activities. That is why orchestras across the country are embracing innovative strategies for bringing classical music to a broader cross-section of the American public."
President Says "Art Strengthens America"
President Obama's remarks at the December 6 Kennedy Center Honors included the following statement of support for the arts in America:
"In times of war and sacrifice, the arts -- and these artists —- remind us to sing and to laugh and to live. In times of plenty, they challenge our conscience and implore us to remember the least among us. In moments of division or doubt, they compel us to see the common values that we share; the ideals to which we aspire, even if we sometimes fall short. In days of hardship, they renew our hope that brighter days are still ahead. So let's never forget that art strengthens America. And that's why we're making sure that America strengthens its arts. It's why we're reenergizing the National Endowment of the Arts. That's why we're helping to sustain jobs in arts communities across the country. It's why we're supporting arts education in our schools, and why Michelle and I have hosted students here at the White House to experience the best of American poetry and music."
NEA and Arts Education Funding Increase
Congress has set the FY2010 funding levels for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the Arts in Education programs at the U.S. Department of Education, including increases in funding for both accounts.
An increase of $12.5 million for the NEA brings the agency's funding level to a total of $167.5 million. The newest grant application guidelines will be announced in January. In the meantime, the first round of awards to orchestras for FY10 are available on the League website.
Arts in Education funding at the U.S. Department of Education increased by $2 million for FY10. The increase in funding provides for a new competitive grant round for the Model Development and Dissemination grant program. Stay tuned for further information as the guidelines for this highly competitive application process become available.
Home for the Holidays
While Congress has stayed in Washington far longer than usual, your federal policymakers will soon be returning to their home districts and states. Take the opportunity to invite your elected officials to see your orchestra in action. Invite your members of Congress and staff to meet with you and show them, first hand, how your community benefits from your orchestra.
The League is a member of the Performing Arts Alliance, a coalition of national performing arts service organizations dedicated to advocating for national policies that recognize, enhance, and foster the contributions the performing arts make to America


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ST. CHARLES – With two pans frying cashew encrusted tilapia at once, Michael Olesen had some serious sizzle going on.
Spatula in one hand, squirt bottle of oil in the other, with help from his nephew Olesen was serving up some hot fresh food Friday night at the 60 Men Who Cook fundraiser at the Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles.
Olesen, who owns Stockholm's in Geneva, said they serve the same entrée there, but he credited his kitchen staff with doing a better job making it.
"I'm participating in this event because it helps out wonderful organizations in town," Olesen said as he squirted the pieces of fish with oil and turned them over. "And you've got to give back."
The sixth annual event is a fundraiser for the Geneva History Museum, Geneva Lions and Rotary and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber spokeswoman Laura Rush said when they first started hosting the event, they told participants to make enough samples for 200.
"Now we tell them to make enough for 300 people because attendance has increased every year," Rush said.
Brenda Bieller, of Batavia, praised her husband Scott Bieller's gumbo offering.
"He is the gumbo king," Bieller said as her husband, clad in a red chef's shirt, spooned out samples over rice. "It is so good. It's got some andouille sausage in it. And some nice spice to it. It could stand up in New Orleans, it's that good."
Scott Bieller said it was his grandmother's recipe.
"It's unbelievable," he said. "I can only hope I do her proud."
Participants are asked to make samples of four food categories – appetizer, entrée, side dish and dessert. Attendees can taste each item and vote for their favorites, and participate in a raffle.
Among the tasters was Barbara Hallberg of St. Charles, savoring every bite of cold fruit salad made by Geneva Middle School student Tommy Antonson.
"It is absolutely delicious," Hallberg said. "It's an old family recipe. My aunt made it and he's added a few secret ingredients and it's delicious."
Sheila and Mitch Belon of Geneva were trying out breakfast in Spain by Rebecca Colburn of Gracious Hall Catering.
"We're just getting started," Colburn said. "This is very good. It's got olives in there, eggs and sauce. And then you can quench your palate with some nonalcoholic sangria."
"My favorite so far is Don Kramer's prime rib," Mutch Belon said.
Kramer is a Republican who will be running against Democrat Willie Mayes Sr. for Kane County sheriff in the November election.
One of the longest lines for food samples was at Ron Onesti's prime rib slide. Onesti owns the Arcada Theater in St. Charles.
Shelley and Mark Svoboda of Geneva were the 20th couple in line, noshing on some southwest chili while waiting.
Shelley said this was their first time here, recommended by friends who have come every year.
"It's the biggest line here so maybe it's going to be the best," Mark Svoboda said. "We're going to have to find out."


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Monday's 4.4-magnitude temblor centered near Encino jolted Angelenos and their neighbors awake at 6:25 a.m., rattling some nerves and prompting a series of small aftershocks that could continue into the coming days.
No quake-related injuries or serious damage were reported as a result of the quake, which was centered in the Santa Monica Mountains about 1.9 miles south-southeast of Encino and had a depth of about 6 miles. At least eight aftershocks were reported in the subsequent hours, including a noticeable, 2.6-magnitude aftershock in the same area at 7:23 a.m.
Southern Californians reported feeling the shaking as far south as San Diego, north to Bakersfield and Lompoc and out into the desert past Edwards Air Force Base.
"We expect several small aftershocks (Monday) and the next few days, but those would mostly be in the range of maybe up to magnitude 3," said Egill Hauksson, seismologist at the U.S. Geological Survey in Pasadena. "We sort of view this as par for the course for Southern California. We don't expect anything else to happen here soon."
However, there is about a 5 percent chance that Monday's quake could trigger a larger temblor, said USGS seismologist Lucy Jones. However if that's the case, it would only be slightly larger, she said.
"It's less than 1 percent that we would get a (magnitude) 5," Jones said, "and 1 in 1,000 chance that we would get a 6."
Monday's quake was the largest temblor centered in the Santa Monica mountains, and seismologists were left wondering at which fault line it occurred.
"Since it's within the mountains, where no such fault is mapped, it's a little difficult to extrapolate this to the mapped faults in the regions," Hauksson said.
Earthquakes usually occur just north or south of the mountains, but rarely in the heart of the mountains. He said it happened either on an east-west or north-south fault.
"This isn't a big earthquake by California standards," Jones said. "It just happens to be near a lot of people."
Earthquakes of similar magnitudes happened once or twice a year before the 6.7-magnitude Northridge Earthquake. But since then, they have only happened once every four or five years, Jones said. Beverly Hills had a 4.2-magnitude earthquake in 2001, Chino Hills had a 5.4-magnitude quake in 2008 and Inglewood had a 4.7-magnitude quake in 2009, she said.
In the San Fernando Valley, residents reported items falling off shelves and in showers from homes and condo units.
Herb Polsky, 74, awoke early Monday to feel his whole house shaking strongly and "was real nervous for a while" before he drifted back to sleep.
"When I got up again this morning, I said 'did I dream it or was it real?' " said Polsky, who lived through the terror of the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, which killed dozens and inflicted $49 billion in overall damage to homes and businesses. "I walked into the living room and my CDs were on the floor. That was the only thing that fell off so I knew I hadn't dreamed it."
Nelly Sesmas, a Pacoima mother of four, found herself picking up several books that were thrown from shelves at her workplace, the Goodwill Southern California donation center and bookstore in Woodland Hills. As a lifelong Angeleno, she wasn't too fazed by the shifting ground — but it did make her think about how her family would survive a larger-scale quake.
"I have four boys, they're always active," she said. "I was like 'Man, they just drank all the water.' "
She said she would make it a point to restock on bottled water as soon as she could.
Hundreds of firefighters surveyed the area by land and air to check for damage at key infrastructure sites and none was found, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power reported no main breaks or power outages. All reservoirs in the city, including the Encino Reservoir, were checked twice Monday for signs of damage because of their proximity to the quake, said spokeswoman Michelle Vargas. Tanks, pump stations and treatment facilities were also checked, she said.
"This is a moment to just underscore for everybody just how important it is to be prepared; why I put such a focus on strengthening our buildings, our water and our infrastructure," Mayor Eric Garcetti said shortly after the quake.
Garcetti said he was particularly interested in how the city's communications infrastructure would hold up during a significant event.
"I am sure a lot of people were on the phones," Garcetti said. "We have to make sure we make that secure, the ability for our first responders to talk to one another."
Mark Wolf, executive officer of the city's Information Technology Agency, and Chris Ipsen, spokesman for the city Department of Emergency Management, said there were no communication problems or other concerns reported from any city system as a result of the quake.
Social media made light of the situation with Twitter hashtags such as #ShamrockShake, given it was St. Patrick's Day, and the tongue-in-cheek #PrayForLa.
"No need for cardio today. Thanks, Earth beneath West LA," tweeted KCRW afternoon news anchor Steve Chiotakis.
L.A.'s celebrities also had some fun commenting on the quake.
"Portia and I woke up and all of the furniture was in a different place," Ellen DeGeneres tweeted. "Then we remembered we moved."
And Jimmy Kimmel commented on society's social media obsession:
"here's how it goes now… 'oh my God, earthquake…where's my phone? I have to tweet!'" Kimmel wrote
Last month, the Los Angeles City Council ordered a review of 1,451 buildings that researchers could be in jeopardy if a major earthquake strikes. These are buildings constructed since 1976 and officials are looking to determine what the costs would be to retrofit the structures and examine how many could be lost if the costs are too high. The city also has an ongoing earthquake preparedness plan in place to deal with the immediate emergency created by a quake as well as the post-earthquake recovery operation.
Councilman Mitch Englander, who chairs the council's Public Safety Committee, noted the city commemorated the 20th anniversary of the 1994 Northridge Earthquake earlier this year as he introduced legislation on earthquake safety and seismic safety improvements, including the creation of an early warning system.
"The shake-up-call this morning serves as a reminder to our residents to prepare yourself and your family for a major earthquake by making an emergency kit and, most importantly, creating a plan," Englander said.
Proposals he introduced call for monthly earthquake drills, seeking state funding to help make seismic improvements, support plans for an early warning system and a look to determine how many pre-1978 buildings in the city are at risk.
Staff Writers Rick Orlov and Dakota Smith contributed to this report.


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Kansas House approves sweeping anti-abortion bill
92-31 vote sends the measure to the Senate
The Kansas House has given final approval to a bill blocking tax breaks for abortion providers and prohibiting public schools from using sex education instruction from abortion providers.
The 92-31 vote Wednesday sends the measure to the Senate. The Republican-dominated House has an anti-abortion majority, so the measure had been expected to pass.
Senate GOP leaders are promising their chamber will consider the bill quickly.
The bill would prevent groups providing abortions from receiving tax exemptions or credits that go to other nonprofit groups or health care providers. It would also prevent women who claim income tax deductions for medical expenses from including the cost of abortion services.
The legislation also prohibits abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood from furnishing materials or instructors for sex education classes in schools.


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How you can help the Sandy Hook victims, families
For those wishing to help Newtown residents directly affected by Friday's elementary school shooting, the Newtown Youth & Family Services is collecting donations.
Donations can be sent via "Caroline's Gift," a fund set up in the 1990s by a local family in memory of their daughter. The Caroline's Gift fund offers financial support to families who are dealing with a child's terminal or catastrophic illness.
More fundraising efforts can be found on Indiegogo.com
"Any donations made to Newtown Youth & Family Services will be donated directly to those affected by the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting," a message on the organizations website says.
Newtown Youth & Family Services is located at 15 Berkshire Road, Sandy Hook, CT 06482. For more details on how to donate, call (203) 426-8103.
Another group accepting donations is the Newtown Parent Connection, which accepts donations right on its website, www.newtownparentconnection.org. Donations can be made via Paypal or any major credit card, and the organization says all donations will be donated directly to those affected by the shooting. For further details, call (203) 270-1600.
The United Way of Western Connecticut is also accepting donations in a partnership with Newtown Savings Bank. Check donations may be mailed to: Sandy Hook School Support Fund, c/o Newtown Savings Bank, 39 Main St., Newtown CT 06470, or you can drop off a donation at any Newtown Savings Bank branch location. You can also donate by credit card directly online here: https://newtown/uwwesternct.org
"To several staff, volunteers and contributors, Newtown is home," the United Way of Western Connecticut says on its website. "We will stand with the community and everyone affected directly and indirectly by this tragic event as we face the days and weeks ahead."
Stuffed animals are also being collected today (Saturday) until 8 p.m. at Macy's Westfarms for the children at Sandy Hook Elementary School by Kiss 95.7 FM.
"Something to hold onto and hug in the wake of this tragedy," a Facebook post from the radio station says.
The radio station will also collect stuffed animals for the children on Sunday at Winterfest at Bushnell park in Hartford from 2 to 4 p.m.
Stew Leonard's in Newington also said Saturday it is collecting teddy bears from now until Christmas for the children of Newtown. New, unwrapped teddy bears can be dropped off at the store, 3475 Berlin Tpke, Newington.
The Facebook group R.I.P. Sandy Hook Elementary School Children, which as of Saturday morning had more than 1.1 million likes, is encouraging everyone to wear green and white - the school's colors - on Monday in honor of the victims.
Those who wish to offer voluntary assistance in the wake of the tragedy should call 211 or (800) 203-1234, according to the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.
Save the Children has opened a safe space at a Newtown middle school for local children where they can play and express themselves while their parents seek counseling and support, according to a statement.
CORRECTION: The school's colors were incorrectly reported as blue and yellow in a previous version of this story. The colors are green and white, according to the school website.


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Opinion: A de Blasio Landslide?
New York Post editorial writer Robert George on the latest poll showing Bill de Blasio up by double digits in the New York City race for mayor. Photos: Associated Press
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