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Border blunder Ayotte's blown call
June 29. 2013 8:12PM
U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte's support for the Gang of 8 immigration bill, which passed the Senate 68-32 on Thursday, was disappointing enough. Worse were her statements that it would secure the border and fix our immigration system, which it will not do. She is going to have to work really hard to regain the trust of the Republican base, which had high expectations after her impressive performance regarding the Senate gun-control legislation.
Ayotte co-sponsored the Corker-Hoeven amendment that added a vast new border security section to the immigration bill. It would add about 20,000 U.S. Border Patrol agents, doubling the current number, add 350 miles of border fence (that is already supposed to exist) and spend billions on technological surveillance devices. So, border secured, right?
No. The head of the ICE Council, the union for more than 7,000 Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents, strongly opposed the new bill, its president saying: "The 1,200-page substitute bill before the Senate will provide instant legalization and a path to citizenship to gang members and other dangerous criminal aliens, and handcuff ICE officers from enforcing immigration laws in the future. It provides no means of effectively enforcing visa overstays, which account for almost half of the nation's illegal immigration crisis."
There was a Senate amendment that would require certification of border security before the "path to citizenship" could begin. It was voted down. The new bill throws billions at border agents and equipment, but it still instantly grants provisional legal status to all illegals already here. Supposedly those immigrants could not get a green card until the border security provisions are completed, but who cares about a green card if one already has legal status?
Contrary to the assertions of Sens. Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen, this legislation does not secure the border or solve the problem of illegal immigration. The Congressional Budget Office concluded that it would slow illegal immigration by only 25 percent. So we will spend $30 billion, add 20,000 new unionized federal employees and grant legal status to 11 million border-jumpers, all so illegal immigration can continue at 75 percent of its current level instead of 100 percent.
In addition, the 1,200-page bill is an earmark-filled monstrosity that will hurt the employment prospects of young American citizens, depress wages at both the top and bottom of the wage scale, and create millions of new Democratic voters (which is why it got 100 percent of the Democratic vote in the Senate). Not only is the policy bad, but so are the politics.
Ayotte blew it on this one. And her prior performance was so strong, too.
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Heath, who supervises the local Salvation Army's annual bell-ringing campaign, needs to find a way to turn three gold-and-diamond rings into cash - the most cash possible, because the Salvation Army's mission is to provide the most help for the most people possible.
The rings were dropped through the slot in one of the organization's signature red kettles last month.
Volunteer bell ringers - a veritable army of them - brave the cold to stand by local kettles in two-hour shifts from Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas Eve, collecting mostly coins and small bills. The Cortez bell-ringing drive brings in about $25,000 each year, and all of the money is spent locally, helping individuals and families with shelter, food, medication and other essentials.
Nationwide, gold coins occasionally are found in Salvation Army kettles, and every year someone here stuffs in a few $2 bills, Heath said, but the jewelry donation was a first in his experience.
Deposited with the rings was an unsigned note quoting William Penn, the Quaker founder of Pennsylvania. Heath believes the donor was determined to remain anonymous, because he or she slipped the rings into the kettle rather than donating them directly. Heath declined to allow the rings to be photographed, out of concern that someone might determine the donor's identity by recognizing the rings.
The white-bearded Heath is awed, he said, by "the faith someone had in the Salvation Army to drop those in the kettle." He believes he has a solemn responsibility to ensure the donation is used for its intended purpose.
"I want to do absolutely what's right with these," he said. "The donors expect them to help someone out."
The jewelry has been appraised for a figure Heath did not want to publicize. The Salvation Army Service Extension Committee, a group of local citizens who advise the organization, has authorized him to convert them to cash. He recognizes that he may have to sell the rings for less than their appraised value, but he hopes not. Perhaps someone will step forward to pay what they're worth. Perhaps someone is willing to pay a premium for a ring invested with so much goodwill.
Or perhaps not. Perhaps the jewelry must be sold on consignment, with a part of the sales price going to a jeweler or broker.
Until the rings are sold, though, the funds they represent remain on ice, unavailable to meet the many needs the Salvation Army identifies in the community.

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Gatsas' legacy? A laughable Arnold whiffEDITORIAL
October 17. 2013 9:05PM
In the first mayoral debate of Manchester's election season, Alderman Patrick Arnold chastised Mayor Ted Gatsas for bringing a mere supermarket to downtown Manchester. Other mayors cemented their legacies by leaving behind large, publicly funded sports arenas, Arnold noted, but Gatsas has no shining obelisk or sparkling spheroid with which to impress future generations of citizens. If elected, Arnold said, he would be sure to build something grand in the name of the people, probably a river walk. To which we say, we'll take more supermarkets, thank you very much.
Arnold suffers from the delusion that a mayor's legacy can be measured in public infrastructure projects. (He apparently forgets about the grand public safety complex Mayor Gatsas spearheaded.) And he mistakenly believes that these projects are more important than private business growth.
Is the Market Basket Mayor Gatsas helped secure for downtown Manchester a worse legacy than the two downtown sports arenas? Arthur Johnson, political science professor at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, has written a book on the economic impact of minor league stadiums. Their impact is "less than a large, urban supermarket," he told The Baltimore Sun.
Gatsas' focus has been on making the city more business-friendly, thereby bringing jobs and economic growth. Arnold would jettison that for a multi-million-dollar monument to himself. What a deal.


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Religions need books because they don't have gods.
Just wondering what the forum's opinion is on demon possession? Do demons exist and can people become demon possessed.
Provide evidence that they do not exist!I know they do. I have assisted in Exorcisms.
Provide evidence that they do not exist!
I am asking opinion and belief of individual (thank you for the correction). You are asking for proof. You quesitons are not valid for this forum. I personally believe in demons, I have seen them, I have experience interactions with them and wonder if any one else has. If you want to have theological discussion of how they were created and where they come from I will be more then happy to go down that road.
What did they look like?How did you interact with them?
The fact that you can't provide any worthy evidence is evidence to me that demons are non-existent
Demons are imaginary. You have probably talked to your god as well. In reality it is all in your mind. Your demons and such
Sometimes they ..
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Sometimes they are translucent, others are black wisps.
You believe evolution and there is no evidence for that. Where is the fossil record of a half man half ape. I've only ever heard about it in reading.
Question for you Nathan:You claim to have witnessed exorcisms. This person you witnessed who was under possession and later had an exorcism preformed on him or her, what kind of faith this person have? On a range from 1 - 10, one being very weak faith, 5 being a moderate level of faith and 10 being very strong faith, rate this person's faith in your god. EDIT: And also, how well did you know this person. Please don't dodge this question. I am truly curious to know.
by the time we arrived his eyes were completely black.
There are people that still live in the house that are not believers that can verify what i am saying.
he would be himself one minute and then something else.
the house was demonically charged. the people living there were making fun of it and thought it was cool. one night a guy was drunk. he was not a believer nor was he seeking god. he challenged the thing to dwell within him. the demon entered him and took control. by the time we arrived his eyes were completely black. he would be himself one minute and then something else. demon only have permission when we let them. the man spoke in different voices. spit at his dog tags which were blessed prior to his military departure to iran. he was violent. in the mist of all this when mike was speaking we asked him if would receive christ. he said yes. we asked who he was and he said many. balith was another name given to us. Three hours later he had peace. There are people that still live in the house that are not believers that can verify what i am saying.
The forum doesn't have an opinion on anything. Individuals do. This one[1] does not believe in demons and, as a corollary, also does not believe in demon possession. 1. Mass Effect reference.


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More questions we hear all the time at the Book Fair. And a bit more venting.
Where do you have comic books/graphic novels? If we thought they were collectible, they're in the collectors' section. Otherwise we actually sort them by subject, as if they were any kind of book. Superman will be found in Science Fiction, Bugs Bunny in Children, Road to Perdition in Mystery, etc.
How can you say this terrible book is Literature? I don't. I just PUT it in the Literature section because that's where I thought people would LOOK for it. And you found it, didn't you? So I was right.
Venting aside, lamebrain, how do you decide what goes in Literature and what goes in Fiction? Don't call me names in my own blog. Well, as I say, it's more about where I think customers will look. Literature contains only prose works or collections which have prose, poetry, and drama. (Poetry and Drama have sections of their own.) Just about any author of fiction before 1850 gets in. Anybody who won the Pulitzer or Nobel for Literature gets in, whether I have faith in their reputations or not, as well as people who won a Pulitzer for Poetry or Drama and later wrote a novel. After that it's just a matter of my trying to read your mind: what will YOU look for in Literature? Some people complain that we may be bestowing a laurel on the brows of the unworthy, hut remain calm. As I keep saying, the Library is upstairs. We're just a Book Fair.
Why are these big paperbacks in with Hardback Fiction? I've explained this before, child. Listen carefully. We separate paperbacks from hardbacks in Literature, Fiction, and Mystery because so many people have a preference for the one format over the other, AND because it makes shelving more efficient if you don't mingle the standard hardcover with the standard paperback (what is that, quarto and 16mo? I never can remember.) Trade paperbacks (those are the big ones) fit better with the hardcovers. If we had known, 25 years ago, that the trade paperback would become so popular, we'd have called it Big Fiction and Little Fiction,. And even then, those of you who collect Big Little Books would complain.
Hey, where DO you keep your Big Little Books? I knew you'd ask. The hardcover ones are primarily in Collectibles and the paperback ones are in Children. Now, THAT'S splitting up hardcover and paperback.


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QUINCYĀŚ Joan Harmon, 83, of Quincy, passed away Saturday Jan. 19, 2013 at Maple Lawn Medical Care Facility, Coldwater. She was born Feb. 7, 1929 in Butler, Ind. to Austin and Mabel (Baldwin) Koeppe. For many years she worked at the Telephone Company in Quincy and was also an Avon representative for several years. Joan belonged to the Quincy Union Church and the Quincy American Legion Auxiliary.
On Jan. 14, 1950 she married William C. Harmon and he preceded her in death in 2009.
Survivors include a daughter, Denise (Bill) Kurtz of Coldwater; son, David R. Harmon of Quincy; three grandchildren, David A. Harmon; Nate Kurtz. Courtney Kurtz; four great-grandchildren, Brianna and Nicholas Harmon; Haileigh and Bricen Lavernge.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by one sister, Donna Esterline.
Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Eagle Funeral Home-George White Chapel, Quincy, with Pastor Scott Arnold officiating. Interment will follow in Lakeview Cemetery, Quincy. Visitation is scheduled Tuesday from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the Quincy Union Church, Quincy Library, or the Humane Society of Branch County (969 Wildwood Rd.)
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College Sports Roundup: Dartmouth falls in ECAC series opener
March 16. 2013 12:27AM
Daniel Carr scored in the first period and added another goal in the third as Union upended Dartmouth, 4-1, on Friday night in the opener of a best-of-three ECAC quarterfinal series at Messa Rink in Schenectady, N.Y. Game 2 is set for tonight at 7.
The Big Green's Tyler Sikura scored at 15:12 of the second period to tie the game at 1 before Union's Daniel Ciampini answered 2:47 later for the eventual game-winning goal.
Freshman goalie Charles Grant made 37 saves for fifth-seeded Dartmouth (15-13-5). Troy Grosenick finished with 31 for the fourth-seeded Dutchmen (18-12-5).
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Stonehill 78, Franklin Pierce 66 (NCAA): The Franklin Pierce women's basketball team led by eight points at the half but couldn't sustain its momentum and dropped a decision to Stonehill on Friday in the first round of the NCAA Division II East Regional in Waltham, Mass.
Windham's Amanda Saab, playing in her final game, tallied a career-best 24 points and added eight rebounds for the Ravens, who finished 18-11.
Mary Louise Dixon scored a game-high 32 points for Stonehill, which scored 11 of the second half's first 13 points to turn the game around.
Bentley 68, LIU Post 57: Manchester's Christiana Bakolas registered eight points, six assists, six steals and five rebounds to help top-seeded Bentley past eighth-seeded LIU Post in an NCAA Division II East Regional quarterfinal on Friday night in Waltham. Souhegan of Amherst product Jane White added six points for the Falcons (29-1 overall).
Keene State 8, Bowdoin 4; Salve Regina 3, Keene State 2: Greenland's Mariah Crisp fanned 12 as the Owls prevailed in the doubleheader opener in Clermont, Fla. Meryl Ragaini cracked a three-run homer. Londonderry's Samantha Nitso and Salem's Stephanie Long each had two hits for KSC. Later, the Owls bowed to Salve Regina to drop to 3-5.
Daniel Webster 5, Becker 4: Pelham's Joe Morin cracked a tie-breaking double to lift the Eagles to 6-2 overall, 3-0 in the New England Collegiate Conference. Zack Hurley of Hudson earned the win, tossing five innings of three-run ball. Stratham's Greg Dubela hurled the final four innings to earn the save.
Suffolk 15, Keene State 12: Freshman Billy Hartmann of Greenland had three hits and scored four runs, and senior Greg Bates of Salem cracked a three-run homer for the Owls, who dropped to 5-9 with the loss in Leesburg, Fla.?Women's lacrosse
Connecticut College 8, Keene State 5: Senior Lauren Brown scored a pair of goals in the loss for the host Owls (1-4).
Men's lacrosse
Keene State 12, Swarthmore 7: Richmond's Ryan Hart notched three goals and two assists to help the Owls (4-0) in a game played in San Diego.


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Facebook post helps free man from jailStaff Report
September 19. 2013 10:36PM
A Manchester man was freed from jail this week after his attorney learned that Laconia police were investigating another man who admitted on his Facebook page that he was responsible for the overdose death of a Laconia mother two years ago, the freed man's attorney said.
"I think Facebook aided in the steady downfall of the state's case," said Chichester attorney Mark Sisti, who represented the defendant.
Alfredo Gonzalez, 46, of 363 Central St., first floor, was freed from the Belknap County House of Corrections on Wednesday after spending two years and six days in prison, Sisti said. A jail employee confirmed Gonzalez's release.
Gonzalez could have spent more than 30 years in jail if convicted of the charges that were dropped, Sisti said.
Gonzalez was charged in connection with the 2011 overdose death of 22-year-old Ashley Denty, a mother of a 2-year-old son.
Sisti said the Belknap County Attorney's Office on Sept. 9, the day of jury selection, dropped a charge of sale of a narcotic drug (heroin) with death resulting.
Sisti said the county attorney's office by July had received a 64-page transcript of an interview by Laconia police "that included references to a Facebook page of a specific individual admitting to the killing of the alleged victim."
Sisti said he hadn't received a copy of the transcript until this month. Prosecutors are required in a timely manner to turn over evidence that might aid a defendant's defense.
On Wednesday, prosecutors attempted to amend a second charge, sale of a narcotic drug (heroin), to list a different date for the crime. Sisti said he objected and the judge agreed. Prosecutors then dropped the charge, leading to Gonzalez's release.
"The knockout punch was the attempt of the state to amend the indictment (on the heroin sale charge), which was denied," Sisti said.
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A dog died in a smoky, stubborn four-alarm fire during which firefighters broke through walls and ceilings Thursday afternoon, Fire Chief Stephen Coleman said at the scene.
No one was home at the time of the fire, Chief Coleman said.
About 2 p.m., the Fire Department received a call reporting smoke coming from the front of the home at 16 Hampton St., he said.
Within three to four minutes firefighters arrived, and ran a second alarm at 2:06, the chief said.
"On arrival we had a good smoke condition coming from the home," Chief Coleman told reporters. "We made an interior attack. The fire was very stubborn. It burnt out the staircase on both the first and the second floor. It was a very difficult construction. It has wire in the walls and ceilings, a very unique construction type, so it made the overhaul and extinguishment very difficult."
Fighting the fire proved extremely difficult.
"(The) cold conditions take a toll on the firefighters, not to mention the snow that we have to walk through to maneuver around the house; it's very challenging to raise ladders to the building, drag hose lines — it makes it a little more complicated," the chief said.
Firefighters used chainsaws and smashed through windows during their efforts.
The fire is under investigation by both the fire and police departments.
Chief Coleman declined to give an estimate of damage, but he declared the house uninhabitable.
Family members at the scene did not want to talk to a reporter.
Built in 1932, the 2,200-square-foot single family home is owned by David S. Carlson, according to assessor's records.


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While making dinner {saute onion, garlic, mushrooms in olive oil until tender, add sun dried tomatoes, add white wine, simmer, add half & half, and cream cheese, cook until thickened, throw in some peas, let those cook for a few minutes, add cooked pasta, campanelle are good, toss all together, garnish with shaved parmesan } it dawned on me that I have never made fetching and should really change that.
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Oh yes, of course!ReplyDelete
Will you make your fetching mitts with that lovely tomato soup colored yarn?
must be something about those gloves!! I had the same compulsion recently, bought the yarn (teal) but haven't started them yet.... yet!ReplyDelete
your dinner sound fabulous. an easy, healthy thing to make!
arent we all really good at multi-tasking?!? the fact you took a picture of this task- is proof!ReplyDelete
Of course - ALL the time :-) I've never made any Fetching either.ReplyDelete
I love that you wind your balls by hand :-)
They really go hand in hand, don't they?!ReplyDelete
If sewing a shirt while cooking supper counts, then YES! Although I'm not sure I recommend it - I sewed the sleeves on backwards ;-)ReplyDelete
Oh yes, absolutely!ReplyDelete
I have a Swift and Ball Winder permanently attached to my kitchen counter! So yes, I do that too!ReplyDelete
YES! I've been holding my stitching while stirring pasta sauce! Too funny.ReplyDelete
I think about knitting all the time.ReplyDelete
Your dinner sounds delish!ReplyDelete
I am a very messy cook, so yarn and cooking do not mix for me:)
I manage a pottery painting store and absolutely LOVE my job, but when I'm not tending to customers or loading/unloading kilns, all I can think about is knitting. I speed on the freeway on my way home, just so I'll have those extra couple of minutes to knit. Cooking, cleaning, laundry, email... they all get in the way of my knitting needles! I don't much care for fingerless gloves (maybe because I have lived my whole life in Georgia), but these are quite lovely... lovely enough for me to understand why you couldn't put the yarn down.ReplyDelete
Maybe this is an urban legend, but I've heard that knitters are the reason there's a pocket across the front of aprons....so when the women of yore used to wait for water to boil, they could knit a few rows on their socks. Gives "slogging along" a totally different meaning.ReplyDelete
Oh my. I'm starving and your recipe just made my mouth water! Will have to try it!! P.S. I love what you've been doing with valentines - so sweet.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the link to fetching pattern! I've never even heard of it but have always wanted little gloves like that! Definitely will give you a shout out on the blog if I can manage to finish this one! That dinner sounds glorious too!ReplyDelete
Just all the time!! I think it's a female thing! Enjoy!ReplyDelete
You wrote cream cheese and I sat straight up. Yum, it sounds great!ReplyDelete
oh you could make me dinner, that sounds awesome!ReplyDelete
I don't usually get that way over dinner, but it always happens in the last race to the finish line in a project. More projects than I can count have been derailed this way because I just couldn't (didn't) stop myself from starting something new with less than a week's worth of work to go!ReplyDelete
I definitely do this, too! Your dinner sounds fantastic...and I love the Valentines cards -- we make our own as well, albeit with plain ole construction paper.ReplyDelete
I love visiting your site and discovering that you've been so prolific. You have a serious gift for entertaining but not overly chatty posts (unlike mine, lol). :)
oh, we ALL do it in our own ways, right? of course my mother would scold you for having anything flammable near the stove, but then my mother would also scold you for not sorting the recycling even when the recycling company says you don't have to. : )ReplyDelete
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A very small part (0.05 percent) of our population funds our federal election campaigns; 60 percent of the Superfund election money was provided by only 0.000042 percent (132) of the people, only 0 .26 percent of the people gave over $200 and only .05 percent gave any candidate $10,000.
After the funders define their supported candidates, the General Election is held and the citizens get to vote — choosing from the highest candidates selected by the funders. Our Supreme Court in "Citizens United" said that the important thing was that the citizens voting in the General Election got to have the ultimate influence.
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CANNES, France (AP) — Amid unrest in eastern Ukraine and a return to Cold War-like politics, a powerful satire that depicts local corruption in Vladimir Putin's Russia has stormed the Cannes Film Festival.
Andrei Zviaguintsev's "Leviathan" premiered Friday in Cannes after earning some of the best reviews of the festival for its tale of a Job-like family man stripped of his seaside home by the crooked mayor of a small North Russia town. He's offered less than a fifth of its value, harassed by local authorities and given mere lip service by the courts. In the mayor's office, a portrait of Putin looms overhead.
But while some wished to label "Leviathan" an artistically crafted indictment of contemporary Russia, director Zviaguintsev disputed such a reading. He said he was initially inspired by a story about a Colorado man who went on a rampage after being evicted.
"This story could have taken place anywhere in the world," said Zviaguintsev. "But for me there is nothing closer to my heart than Russia."
Producer Alexandre Rodnianski pointed out that approximately 35 percent of the film was financed by the state through the Ministry of Culture and the Russian Cinema Fund. But Zviaguintsev acknowledged that the Minister of Culture, Vladimir Medinsky, didn't like the film after recently seeing it.
Rodnianski said he hopes to release the film in Russia in September.
"We'll see how it will be received in Russia," said the producer. "Definitely we expect this movie to be challenging."
Only one Russian film has ever won Cannes' top honor, the Palme d'Or, for which "Leviathan" is considered a contender. The festival's awards will be handed out Saturday night.
The lone Russian director to win the Palme d'Or was Mikhail Kalatozov for 1958's "The Cranes Are Flying." During the decades of the USSR, Russian relations with the Cannes Film Festival were often strained, as Soviet delegates sought to ensure that only films showing the country in a positive light played at the festival.
In his memoir "Citizen Cannes," Cannes president Gilles Jacob wrote of Russian masterpieces like Andrei Tarkovsky's "Andre Rublev": "The authorities never wanted to give them to us." Tarkovsky's films often premiered in Cannes, despite Soviet objections.
The 50-year-old Zviaguintsev (who has often been compared to Tarkovsky) is one of Russia's most acclaimed filmmakers. "Leviathan" is his fourth film; his first, "The Return," won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival in 2003.
"Leviathan" is the sole Russian film in competition for the Palme d'Or in Cannes, but there are other movies at the festival that relate heavily to Russia.
Gabe Polsky's hockey documentary "Red Army" depicts the grueling Soviet program to build elite hockey players, many of whom later left for the National Hockey League in the U.S. Sergei Loznitsa's "Maiden" documents the uprising in Ukraine and the protests that toppled Viktor Yanukovych. (Presidential elections are to be held Sunday in Ukraine.) Michel Hazanavicius' "The Search" depicts the Second Chechen War, portraying the Russian army as a grim killing machine.
When asked about what statement he was making about Russia, Hazanavicius hesitated to answer and then said he was interested in telling a humanistic story about individuals in wartime.
Zviaguintsev, too, didn't want to characterize his film as political.
"In all counties of the world all around the Earth, the problem of liberty is important. It's the duty of everyone to combat the state," he said. "Either you don't talk about the problem or you address it in an honest and frank manner."
The threat of censorship wasn't unfathomable to Zviaguintsev, who argued against legislation scheduled to soon go into effect in Russia that would restrict films from including profane language. Still, he said he's resolved to keep making films in his native country.
"For the time being, everything is absolutely fine," he said of the Russian reaction to "Leviathan." ''The film has been made. The film is there."
Follow AP Film Writer Jake Coyle on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/jake_coyle


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Distribution of responses (size of induration) to purified protein derivative associated with 4 isolated nontuberculous mycobacterial species: complex (MAC), (HAEM), (SCROF), and (SIM) Horizontal lines indicate median values.
Distribution of responses (size of induration) to purified protein derivative associated with 4 isolated nontuberculous mycobacterial species: complex (MAC), (HAEM), (SCROF), and (SIM) Horizontal lines indicate median values.
Discussion . This study shows that, in ~50% of immunocompetent children with nontuberculous mycobacterial cervical lymphadenitis, the indurative reaction to M. tuberculosis PPD measures ⩽15 mm by the ball-pen method, and in ~25%, it measures <10 mm. Although large indurations have been found among adults infected with various nontuberculous mycobacterial species [ 4 ], the incidence of large indurations found here is greater than that reported elsewhere in series of children with cervical lymphadenitis. Wolinsky [ 5 ] reviewed results of 105 American children with presumed nontuberculous mycobacterial lymphadenitis (83 culture-proven cases), of whom 91 underwent a PPD skin test; only 7 children (8%) showed indurations of >15 mm, whereas 57 (63%) had indurations of ⩾10 mm. In another study from Greece, among 43 of 47 pediatric inpatients with presumed nontuberculous mycobacterial lymphadenitis (40 culture-proven cases) who underwent a tuberculin test, the median induration was 7 mm (range, 0–15 mm), and most patients (70%) had indurations of <10 mm [ 6 ].Discussion
Differences between our results and those from different parts of the world [ 5 , 6 ] may indicate the existence of different nontuberculous mycobacterial species and subspecies. This diversity may result from regional environmental factors that affect mycobacterial cell wall structure and, consequently, immunogenicity.
In fact, in contrast to previous reports among children with nontuberculous mycobacterial lymphadenitis [ 5–7 ], we had a high isolation rate of M. haemophilum. This might be the result of a high prevalence of this species in our geographic area, but it may also be attributable to our laboratory routine of use of broth with an iron supplement incubated at 30°C for processing aspirated specimens [ 3 ]. Correa and Starke [ 8 ] claimed that the size of reactions to M. tuberculosis PPD in infections caused by M. avium-intracellulare complex is usually 0–10 mm and rarely exceeds 18 mm, whereas infections caused by other species, especially Mycobacterium marinum and Mycobacterium fortuitum , are frequently associated with reactions of 10–20 mm. Because of scant data, it is impossible to estimate the range of indurative responses to M. tuberculosis PPD in children infected with M. haemophilum in other parts of the world. Nevertheless, our series shows that this species can occasionally be very immunogenic.
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Readers are reminded that elliptic curve cryptography is a set of algorithms for encrypting and decrypting data and exchanging cryptographic keys. Dual_EC_DRBG, the cryptographic standard suspected of containing a backdoor engineered by the National Security Agency , is a function that uses elliptic curve mathematics to generate a series of random-looking numbers from a seed. This primer comes two months after internationally recognized cryptographers called on peers around the world to adopt ECC to avert a possible "cryptopocalypse ."
Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) is one of the most powerful but least understood types of cryptography in wide use today. An increasing number of websites make extensive use of ECC to secure everything from customers' HTTPS connections to how they pass data between data centers. Fundamentally, it's important for end users to understand the technology behind any security system in order to trust it. To that end, we looked around to find a good, relatively easy-to-understand primer on ECC in order to share with our users. Finding none, we decided to write one ourselves. That is what follows.
Be warned: this is a complicated subject, and it's not possible to boil it down to a pithy blog post. In other words, settle in for a bit of an epic because there's a lot to cover. If you just want the gist, here's the TL;DR version: ECC is the next generation of public key cryptography, and based on currently understood mathematics, it provides a significantly more secure foundation than first-generation public key cryptography systems like RSA. If you're worried about ensuring the highest level of security while maintaining performance, ECC makes sense to adopt. If you're interested in the details, read on.
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Of all the meetings you take, the recurring one focused on keeping your finances tidy is the arguably the most important. At least once a month sit down and review your finances so you're aware of what's coming in and going out. And, if you're like me and you need an assist in the numbers / legal departments, you can always hire an accountant or lawyer to do it. That way you both protect your financial and operations flank, while freeing up your time for your creative pursuits.
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