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September 23, 1955 - October 18, 2013
Dallastown, PA - Formerly of Loch Sheldrake, NY
Craig Scott Miller of Dallastown PA, formerly of Loch Sheldrake, NY passed away on Friday, October 18, 2013 at home surrounded by his loving family. He was 58.
He was the son of the late Harvey Miller and Rose Marie Donato Witmer, born on September 23, 1955 in Lancaster, PA.
Craig was known to many as Hoss. For many years he worked as a supervisor for the Town of Fallsburg Highway Department. He was a loving father and grandfather and dear friend who will be sorely missed.
He is survived by six step-children: Shaun Lyons and his wife, Missy, Rob Lyons and his wife, Danielle Casey, Keith Lyons and Josh Lyons and his wife, Tonya, Shannon and her husband, Joey and Sabrina Manalli; several grandchildren: his hunny bunny baby girl, Savannah, Dacoda, Lexie, Shelby, Saleen, Riley, Shaun, Nick, Curt and Nat Lyons, Devin Chapman, Dylan and Tiffany Turk and a host of friends.
There will be Memorial Visitation from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 2nd at Colonial Memorial Funeral Home, 396 State Route 52 Woodbourne, NY 12788. There will be a Memorial Service at 2:30 p.m. at the funeral home on Saturday, November 2nd.
Arrangements were under the direction of Colonial-Bryant Funeral Homes and Cremation Services; for further information, please call 845-434-7363 or visit www.colonialbryantfuneralhome.com.

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Staff Picks
Don't forget to check out our staff picks for kids!
July 21, 2014
The No Recipe Cookbook: A Beginner's Guide to the Art of Cooking
by Crowther, Susan
I have always been a person who follows recipes and at times I can create something on my own. I didn't think, until recently, about the concept of creating a food dish using my skills as a cook. The No Recipe Cookbook gives the basics for philosophies, ingredients, procedures and beverages, along with charts and tables that have information to guide the beginning or novice cook on their way to cooking independence. Crowther is an expert in the culinary arts with her education from The Culinary Arts Institute. She is also a nutrition instructor and mother giving her a well-rounded background to share her expertise.
Susan tells the story of working in a grocery store where a woman comes in and is looking for a particular type of ingredient for a recipe she wants to create. When Susan tells her that the store doesn't have that one specific ingredient but does have 30 other types that could work for her recipe the woman says no, it calls for this one particular kind. The woman left discouraged and Susan felt sad that she could not help her understand that she could substitute another type of ingredient. The quote in the book that I have made my own kitchen mantra is, "use a recipe for inspiration rather than a commandment." I found the book informative and it has helped me to see what I am capable of doing as a cook. Susan also talks about the need to cook with love. The idea is to share a good meal that you have taken the time to create that others will enjoy and the love comes through the creation. I am also reminded of Italy where it is customary to spend a long time in preparing, serving and eating food at mealtime. The idea is to create a culinary delight for family and friends that they can enjoy, is nutritious and can spend quality time with them as well. We should all take note in our hurried world. I know I am going to try.
--Recommended by Kris Gould, Nora Library
July 14, 2014
Technicians of the Sacred : A Range of Poetries from Africa, America, Asia, Europe and Oceania
by Rothenberg, Jerome, editor
I was once asked to name 3 books that changed the way I thought. We were at the Aristocrat on College Avenue, before it burned and reopened. I had to think while munching my black bean Tex-Mex salad.
James Hillman's Re-Visioning Psychology had changed the way I thought about the human soul, and Benjamin DeMott's The Imperial Middle had changed the way I thought about class. Neither of these titles is available at IndyPL, anymore, but you can get them on interlibrary loan.
Jerome Rothenberg's anthology Technicians of the Sacred changed my ideas about what poetry could be. This is indeed a "range" of poetries. It was the launching of an effort called "ethnopoetics," which was an attempt "to present the tribal poetries as values in themselves rather than as ethnographic data."
Poems from Europe didn't appear in Rothenberg's first (1968) edition, and it's wonderful now to have Ezra Pound's translation of "Praise Song of the Buck Hare" included.
I am the buck hare, I am,
The shore is my playground
Green underwood is my feeding.
I am the buck hare, I am,
What's that damn man got wrong with him?
Skin with no hair on, that's his trouble.
And the buck hare goes on. From a nomadic tribe somewhere in Russia, I think.
Want to travel around the world, and the world within? Open this ground-breaking collection.
--Recommended by Glenn Halberstadt, Information Technology
July 7, 2014
Love & War: Twenty Years, Three Presidents, Two Daughters and One Louisiana Home
by Carville, James and Mary Matalin
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The old saying "politics makes strange bedfellows" certainly is true for this couple. She loves Dick Cheney and Rush Limbaugh, he sings the praises of the Clintons. They are passionately, adamantly, unashamedly firmly entrenched in their own beliefs, one a staunch Republican, the other a diehard Democrat. They married late in life, had two daughters when Mary was in her 40s, James past the mid-century mark. She loves her critters and adopts all homeless varmints that come her way; James hisses and waves his arms when they come near his beloved La-Z-Boy. He loves routine, she likes to wing it through each day; he's an early-to-bed-early-to-rise fellow, while she's a night owl. He holds tight to the purse strings; she wheedles him into letting go long enough to purchase some classic piece of furniture. They're like night and day. They've thought of killing (perhaps not quite literally) each other, but never of leaving. Somehow they make it work. Despite stark differences in their beliefs about politics and almost everything else, they have learned the fine art of give and take, learned to compromise. A lesson that all of us—including the politicians in Washington—would do well to learn.
--Recommended by Cheryl Holtsclaw, West Indianapolis Library
June 30, 2014
The Dharma Bums
by Kerouac, Jack
Jack Kerouac's 1958 publication of The Dharma Bums is his much anticipated follow up to his groundbreaking 1957 book On the Road. Many consider the these two works companion pieces due to their detailed description of Kerouac's journey across America and his eventful relations with some of America's most influential "Beatniks" of the Beat Generation Era. However, where Dharma Bums separates itself from On the Road is in its vivid spirituality and Kerouac's crazed infatuated search for the eternal soul.
The peripatetic Ray Smith, the main character sitting in for Kerouac, takes epic and spiritual journeys through the rugged American wilderness with his companions Japhy Ryder, a fictional version of naturalist Gary Snyder, and Alvah Goldbook, standing in for famed poet Allen Ginsberg. These three men's presence in this book is truly pivotal because it shows the diversified lifestyles and outlooks held by the three mad Beat Generation giants, and because their roles in this book exemplify the vision and dream of the "Beat Movement." This book is centered on the idea of returning humanitarianism to an uncultured and disconnected 1950s America.
Kerouac has prophetic visions and vibrations of future generations abandoning their television sets and so-called idealistic lifestyles, and seeing and feeling everyone packing up their rucksacks for a spiritual enlightening journey through the crossroads of America.
Kerouac's Christian background comes to the forefront in some manner throughout the course of the book by him showing extreme compassion for individuals not only in his circle but also to those who are on the outside looking in. Kerouac's search for spiritual enlightenment and eternal soul is powered for his search for Zen, a term Kerouac embraced in 1950s America before many even know what it actually was. Kerouac's epic journey us and down the west coast with his rucksack on his back containing nothing but the bare essentials are laced with midnight meditations under the desert and woodland stars. The reader often finds Kerouac and his town companions embarking days at a time on spiritual mountain climbs through some of the most rugged woodlands in America. The final scene is absolutely beautiful. Kerouac sitting isolated atop Desolation Peak in deep meditation taking in the scenery and extending extreme gratitude for all the life that has been bestowed upon him.
Kerouac also gives an account of the Sixth Gallery Reading in San Francisco which he declares is, "The birth place of the poetry renaissance."
If you are familiar with Kerouac's works The Dharma Bums is a great piece to add to your collection if you haven't already. If you aren't familiar with Kerouac then this is a great book to dive into the great madness that is Jack Kerouac.
The Dharma Bums is also available as a downloadable audiobook
--Recommended by Jeremy Sexton, East Washington Library
June 23, 2014
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat
by Moore, Edward Kelsey
Get ready to sit back and relax and take a trip to Plainview, Indiana during the 1960's. The reader goes on a journey with three friends Barbara Jean, Clarice, and Odette through four decades. What happens during this coming of age story is at times funny and sad, with a dash of paranormal activity. Most of the story takes place at the small town's diner which is known as Earl's Diner. It is here where the three friends meet, eat good food, and have great conversation. Fantastic read on true friendship. It is a well written story, a first novel by native Hoosier musician and writer Edward Kelsey Moore; and it will leave you wanting more.
--Recommended by Denyce Malone, Flanner House Library


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Welcome to the Virus Encyclopedia of Panda Security.
Windows 95
CometSystems is a cookie.
Cookies are small text files stored in the browser on the user's computer, when visiting web pages.
Cookies store information that can be used for several purposes: to personalize web browsing, to gather demographic information about how many users visit a page, to monitor which banners are displayed to the user, etc.
These uses are not, in theory at least, malicious.
However, keep in mind that the misuse of cookies could threaten an individual's privacy.
CometSystems does not spread automatically using its own means. It needs an attacking user's intervention in order to reach the affected computer. The means of transmission used include, among others, floppy disks, CD-ROMs, email messages with attached files, Internet downloads, FTP, IRC channels, peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing networks, etc.


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It's a significant political event that happens once every 10 years: the Census announces its population count for each state.
Here's a guide to the politics that will follow from that Census count, due out Tuesday.
What will the Census reveal on Tuesday?
The Census will announce each state's population, based on this year's tally, and the number of representatives that each state will be allocated in the House of Representatives.
The number of seats in the House was fixed by Congress in 1911 (and reaffirmed in 1929) at 435.
The Constitution apportions House members according to population, so Texas, for example, gets 32 seats while West Virginia gets only three.
Every 10 years, after the Census Bureau tallies the population, some states gain seats, others lose them, to reflect the faster population growth in some states than in others. This process of reallocating seats is called reapportionment.
Reapportionment measures long-term shifts in political power.
New York, for example, went from having 45 House members in the 1940s to 29 today. At the same time, Florida's representation grew from six members in the 1940s to 25 today, a quadrupling of its clout in the House.
To see how states' apportionment of House members has changed since the first Congress, see this table.
The Constitution specifies that "each state shall have at least one representative," which means that states such as Wyoming will always have one member no matter how small their populations remain.
Which states are likely to lose seats as a result of the 2010 count?
According to an estimate done in October by the demographic firm Election Data Services, states either certain or likely to lose seats in the House include Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Massachusetts and Iowa.
Which states are likely to gain seats?
According to Election Data Services, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia and Washington would gain seats, with Texas picking up as many as four.
Is it mandatory for a state to have lost population since the 2000 Census in order to lose seats in the House?
No. If a state's population is growing slowly relative to other states' populations, it could lose seats in the House.
What's the ratio between the number of people in each state and the number of representatives it has?
Based on the apportionment after the 2000 Census, each member of the House represented an average population of about 647,000. But four states — Vermont, Wyoming, Alaska and North Dakota — had populations than were smaller than 647,000.
Since the Constitution specifies that each state shall have at least one representative, each of those states got one even though their entire state populations were smaller than the populations of congressional districts in other states.
Given the nation's population growth since 2000, the new ratio is likely to be on the order of one member for every 710,000 people.
How long does it take for the reapportionment of seats to occur?
Reapportionment takes effect two years after the last Census. The apportionment after the 2000 Census took effect in time for the 2002 elections, which elected the Congress that convened in January 2003.
If a state has many illegal immigrants living in it, will it get more representatives in the House?
Yes. All people, citizens and non-citizens, legal residents and illegal residents, are included in the count used to determine state population and representation. But illegal immigrants may have shunned contact with Census enumerators and therefore may be undercounted.
Does reapportionment have an effect on the 2012 presidential election?
Yes, it could have a significant effect on the 2012 presidential election, if it's a close one.
Presidents are elected by the Electoral College, not by direct vote of the people. Each state gets a number of presidential electors equal to the number of its members of the House plus two. In the 2008 election, Texas, for example, had 34 electoral votes. As a result of reapportionment, Texas may have as many as 38 electoral votes in the 2012 election.
Notice that of the eight states cited above as likely to gain representation — and thus gain electoral votes — President Barack Obama won only three of them: Nevada, Washington and Florida.
Of the states that are likely to lose electoral votes, Obama won all of them except for Louisiana and Missouri.
Once reapportionment has determined how many seats each state will have, how are the district lines drawn within each state?
In 43 states, the state legislature draws the new lines, a process called redistricting. In all but one of those states, the governor has veto power over the plan drawn by the legislature.
Legislatures often design districts to give one party an advantage, a process called gerrymandering.
In a few states a nonpartisan or bipartisan commission does the redistricting.
Also some states come under the restrictions of the federal Voting Rights Act and thus their redistricting plans will need to be submitted to the Justice Department for approval. This often has ended up in court battles.
How did last November's elections affect redistricting?
Republicans made massive gains in state elections which will help the GOP protect its new majority in the House by drawing lines favorable to Republicans.
According to Tim Storey of the National Conference of State Legislatures, of the 435 House districts, 195 are in states where GOP legislatures and Republican governors will draw the lines; only 49 of the House districts are in states where Democrats will entirely control the line drawing.
Republican strategist Ed Gillespie, who helped direct GOP redistricting effort, said GOP legislators will be in position to redraw the maps to protect between 15 and 25 Republican seats.
"I'm not sure how much we're going to gain (from redistricting) in terms of seats because it was such a big election for (House) Republicans," Gillespie said after the election. "I think we're going to end up protecting a lot as opposed to carving new ones."
Isn't partisan design of congressional districts a politicizing of the process?
Yes, it is. "This is the most purely political process in politics," said a leading Democratic expert on redistricting, Tom Bonier of the National Committee for an Effective Congress.
In a 2004 decision, Vieth v. Jubelirer, the Supreme Court said there was no legal standard to figure out whether a redistricting plan was so partisan that it violated the Constitution. Justice Antonin Scalia wrote that the "unanswerable question" for the court was: "How much political motivation and effect is too much?"
What states are worth watching as the redistricting process unfolds over the next several months?
Bonier said the redistricting struggle in New York "is incredibly important."
In the November elections, Republicans won five House seats in New York that had been held by Democrats. Since the GOP also won control of the New York State Senate, "we'll have a better chance of protecting those five freshman Republicans so that they're not drawn out of their seats — especially in a state that is going to lose two seats in the apportionment process," Gillespie said.
Bonier also notes that of the states projected to lose at least one congressional district, Democrats will control the entire redistricting process in two (Illinois and Michigan). Republicans will control the process in three of them (Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio), the control is split in three (Louisiana, Missouri and New York) and two states will have the maps drawn by commissions (Iowa and New Jersey).
"Illinois stands out as the most important state likely to lose a district that Democrats will control," he said.
"Democrats won't control the entire redistricting process in any of the eight states projected to gain a district, while Republicans will have complete control in five of those states."
But in Florida a constitutional amendment bans partisan gerrymanders. That, Bonier said, "will make it difficult for the Republicans to preserve what is the most gerrymandered map among all fifty states. The fact that Florida could gain two seats in reapportionment and Democrats currently control only six of 25 congressional districts (in the new Congress) makes the outcome of redistricting here even more critical."


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Hudson High School wrestling coach Scott Marry has seen the benefits from a youth wrestling program at all angles.
Marry was eight years old when he first wrestled under former Hudson varsity coach Pat Malarney in the 1970s, and he has coached young wrestlers at Hudson since he took over as head coach in 1990.
Now, as an observer of other prep wrestling teams in Lenawee County, he also sees it paying dividends for them.
"It's huge," Marry said. "That's a lot of it. If everyone gets on the same page and pushes each other's competition a level up, all that's going to do is make us all work a little harder. If we all work a little harder, then we're all going to keep getting better."
The teams have gotten on the same page, and Marry is partly to thank for that. Ten years ago, he helped create the Lenawee County youth circuit, which has tournaments in March and April.
Each Lenawee County wrestling team is represented with youth wrestlers. Hudson, Clinton. Madison, Morenci, Sand Creek and Addison are local schools that were set to host events this season.
"I wanted to push the whole county up," Marry said. "I just didn't want Hudson and Addison to be good. I wanted Madison, Clinton, Onsted, Blissfield — I wanted us all to be good."
Lenawee County is only home to 2.1 percent of the wrestling teams in Michigan, with 471 in the state, according to the MHSAA in 2013. But the county has done anything but bottle up their success.
An average of 4.9 percent of the wrestlers who have placed per season in the state tournament over the last five years were from Lenawee County schools.
The grooming begins for local wrestlers as early as three years old and can go as late as eighth grade.
There is no better evidence of how important a youth program is for a varsity team than the effort put forth by David Pearce, who is in his third year as head wrestling coach for Onsted.
"Right now, Onsted doesn't really have that tradition or history in wrestling like the other programs," Pearce said. "So I have to kind of run the whole show for now and then eventually work my way out of it when I find someone I can trust to run it for me."
While some wrestling programs designate their assistant coaches to lead the youth wrestling programs or at least have them help, Pearce only has middle school coach Paul Denkins to aid him for the most part.
In addition to leading the youth wrestling club, Pearce coaches Onsted wrestlers in the Michigan Youth Wrestling Association, which has tournaments from November to March and features wrestlers from local schools.
"Youth programs are huge in making the varsity programs look good," Pearce said. "If you look at what Tecumseh's had, close to a hundred kids in a club. That's huge because those kids come up and are ready to compete right away."
It is easy to be envious of Tecumseh, which has seven to nine coaches for its youth wrestling program according to Larry Patton, the head coach and program founder.
But Patton said the numbers did not loom as large at the start when he began the club in 2004 with Todd Amstutz and nine wrestlers to train.
"At the time, our superintendent was Mike McAran, and he was more supportive than anyone," Patton said. "He basically gave me a key to the building and as much leeway as he could for me to start the program."
The sentiment on how to run a successful youth wrestling program and keep kids coming back was similar among youth coaches across Lenawee County.
It is important to teach youngsters the basics of wrestling and improve their physical fitness. Marry said 40 years ago it was much of the same when Malarney was Hudson's coach.
"The No. 1 thing Pat instilled in everybody is to condition the kids and get them in good shape and give them basic technique," Marry said. "If you have the baseline that everyone can do, then you're going to have a good program."
Hudson wrestler JD Waters reflected on all of the years he spent wrestling after he won a state championship this month.
Waters said there is importance in learning the ins and outs of wrestling early on.
"It was where I learned all the basics," Waters said. "Then, once I got older, I could add strength and better technique."
But what holds equal importance to improving skills is showing children that the sport can be as enjoyable as mainstream sports, said Sand Creek assistant coach Zach Knapp.
"The main thing for the youth is to have fun," Knapp said. "We want to get them to like it and get them to tell their friends about it. They're the best recruiting tool."
Hudson assistant coach Trey Reuter, in his third year coaching youth wrestlers, has many ways of creating a good experience.
"We'll go through warm-ups and do all of our routine and do all the moves and in the last 10, 15 minutes we're basically playing around," Reuter said. "They're mostly different wrestling games, but that's where you gets kids joking, laughing and having a good time."
Addison is grouped with Hudson in regards to having a youth program that has sustained for many years.
Matt Seiser started the Addison youth wrestling club 17 years ago because his two sons wanted to wrestle, and he still has a role in the club in addition to being head varsity wrestling coach at Addison.
The coaches mentioned the benefits for their school, neighboring schools and the wrestlers. But how they are rewarded, Seiser said, is from seeing the trajectory of their wrestlers firsthand from child to young man.
"You spend a lot of time with those kids, and you go through a lot of your life with them," Seiser said. "So it's pretty awesome."
Youth wrestling programs set foundation for varsity success
Hudson High School wrestling coach Scott Marry has seen the benefits from a youth wrestling program at all angles.


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ForumsDevelopersPro Account Tasks/Subtasks and outlook
Pro Account Tasks/Subtasks and outlook
maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but using your sync tool, how do subtasks map to outlook?
Do they just show as more tasks or is there any way to identify them as child tasks?
thanks... love your sync client.
Thanks Gary :)
At the moment the hierarchy is flattened at the Outlook end and child tasks get mapped to regular Outlook task items. There is currently no identification.
I guess I can add a user property to mark child tasks, then you could create a custom view to see property but due to the limits of Outlook that is about as far as I can go. I'll look into this for a future release.
Found this on the ClearContext website
Postby ClearContext Support on Fri Jul 25, 2008 12:43 pm
Topics are stored in a custom field called CC-TopicName.
I'd love to see catagories within outlook msgs get mapped to contexts and/or tags. With the option to use a field as above for "folders" in toodledo we could preserve more of the GTD orientation of our existing outlook data (especially users of clearcontext.
Thanks for your attention.
Knowing this is an old topic I would nevertheless like to second the Subtasks feature. This is actually my only issue with implementing GTD full-on in Outlook along with Toodledo-sync support.
You're doing a great job with this tool, keef, and I'm thrilled to see what more can become of it!
[Edit]Oh, and of course the limit with long notes would be nice to see if it could be solved too. Is this actually possible? Perhaps if the API supports exporting of notes from a specific position in the string and the sync tool could export them as two or more parts and reassemble them? Just a thought.[/Edit]
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I'm still not sure about the sub tasks issue. Outlook fundamentally does not support hierarchical tasks, so any attempt to implement this will be kludgy at best. A user property is the only thing that I can think of, but I am not sure if the Toodledo APi even has a facility to identify sub tasks. I will check
As to the long notes issue, it is possible to fix it by moving to POST commands but this requires a significant change to the code. Its on my 'todo someday' list but isn't something I am working on currently.
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The API does support subtasks, but I also think it would be a kludge since Outlook doesn't support subtasks.
Hmm, would a new custom field be worth looking into? Today the outlook sync is able to connect context by adding a custom field into the task list tables of outlook.
What I'm asking for, to see if you could figure out what I'm getting at, is somehow to be able to group all tasks first by Task, then by Subtask (by, for instance, using a custom field).
Or maybe that's what you're telling me Outlook is unable to do? :)
The GTD plugin from NetCentrics has implemented a couple of custom views and specific GTD fields to handle the way Projects and Subprojects are used and it seems to work quite well, if that's of any help.
I will look into adding a user property to distinguish between parent tasks and subtasks.
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After 2 months that the Electra crashed when taking off of Hawaii, Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan, her navigator, decided to get up off there feet and finish what they started. They took off on June 1, to go around the world from the equator.A month later, Fred and Amelia arrived in Papua New Guinea to find themselves about 7000 miles away from their goal.On July 2, Fred and Amelia took off to Howland Island. Close to Howland Island was a ship that was supposed to lead Amelia and Fred to their final destination. The plane must have gotten lost because no one, not even the ship's crew ever saw Amelia or Fred Noonan again.
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Letters from Annie: You've got taxpayer-funded mail!EDITORIAL
June 23. 2014 11:55PM
U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster has spent $293,000 in taxpayer dollars informing the residents of New Hampshire's 2nd District about U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster. And still her approval rating is a hilariously dismal 27 percent, according to the latest University of New Hampshire poll. We wonder whether it has ever occurred to her that less exposure might make her more popular?
As former Rep. Frank Guinta did in the 1st District a few years ago, Kuster spent a ton on "franked" mailings to constituents during a time when her re-election appeared in doubt. Those are mailings paid for by taxpayers.
Kuster has spent six times as much on franked mail as the rest of New Hampshire's congressional delegation combined. Not coincidentally, Kuster has by far the worst approval ratings in the delegation. Now she gets to explain, among many other unpopular positions she has taken, why she thought it justified to spend your hard-earned tax dollars on sending you mail about her.


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Natural Gas (March '13)
Intermediate Term Trend is bullish.
Current Downside Targets = $3.652 – $3.750
Projected Weekly Range: $0.222
Projected Monthly Range: $0.515
- Natural Gas dropped lower for the second straight week as the largest storage injection of the season was unable to help propel the market back through $3.40 in the second half of the week and left a bearish weekly close gap in the market at $3.463. If/when last week's low is broken, it will partially confirm an IT TREND REVERSAL back to bearish and set up the possibility for this market to trade back below $3 and to an extended IT objective of $2.823. WTI Crude Oil: (March '13)
Intermediate Term Trends are bullish.
Current Upside Targets = $92.52 – $97.24 – $103.88
Projected Weekly Range: $3.21
Projected Monthly Range: $7.18
- WTI traded all to the upside during this past week as it traded and closed outside the weekly RBB for the first time since the 2012 highs were made in late February. The oil markets still have plenty of room left to the upside and while WTI specifically is starting to show some slight indicators that it may be overbought into some short-term resistance; expect for the 78% probability of trading through the spot September highs at $100.42 mentioned in this year's first report to unfold before there is a close below the low of a high week.
Brent Crude: (March '13)
Intermediate Term Trends are bullish.
Current Upside Targets = $115.89 - $121.21
Projected Weekly Range: $3.63
Projected Monthly Range: $7.44
- Brent saw the volatility pop higher as projected in last week's report as it too moved through the weekly RBB to generate its highest weekly close since April 2012 before stopping just shy of spot September highs at $117.95. As is much the same case with WTI, Brent is beginning to look overbought on the short term as it has moved higher for three straight weeks and could see a mild profit-taking selloff back below last week's mid-range before another round of buying comes into the market and takes it up towards the major-term objective first mentioned in last week's report of $125.33.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Husband-wife duo Shovels & Rope is the top nominee for this year's Americana Honors & Awards, but longtime favorites Buddy Miller and Emmylou Harris lurk nearby.
Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent earned four nominations, including album, song and emerging artist of the year. Miller, the Americana Music Association's most-awarded artist, and Harris have three nominations apiece.
The awards will be held Sept. 18 at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn. The nominations were announced Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Miller and Harris were nominated for top honor artist of the year with Dwight Yoakam and Richard Thompson.
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Training budding Citizen Scientists
The forest inventory training was organized from 4th to 10th November, 2012 in Dalla Homestay, Bardia. Altogether 16 people (including 6 females) participated in the training. "This is my second training as a Citizen Scientist," says Sarada. "The first training helped me to understand about citizen science and my role as a citizen scientist. This training was technical as I learnt about Global Positioning System (GPS) program application, participatory rural appraisal mapping, participatory wellbeing ranking, tools of forest inventory, forest laws and guidelines, data analysis and details on forest survey. I am not very educated but I know how to use a computer. I can now create maps with a GPS at home," she adds. In addition to training, the Hariyo Ban Program also provides equipment to the scientists.
"Local communities are the custodians of natural resources. They have the most knowledge about their surroundings and in training them we help build capacity of communities to understand and address conservation issues; recognize changes in local ecosystems such as forest cover including invasion of alien plant species; monitor movement of wildlife; and ultimately develop local stewardship for overall conservation," says Shant Raj Jnawali, Biodiversity Coordinator, Hariyo Ban Program, WWF Nepal.
Citizen Scientists can reach out to places and communities that professional scientists may not be able to access easily, thereby contributing to conservation at both local and national level. They can also support professional scientists in many ways by providing systematic data and pictures, sharing their experiences or disseminating valuable information through conservation outreach programs in their own communities. The Hariyo Ban Program plans to undertake participatory biodiversity monitoring in critical corridors, bottlenecks, and biodiversity-rich community forests and sub-watersheds through trained citizen scientists.
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by Elizabeth Grossman: originally published 29 Sep 2011 in Yale360
Over the past 40 years, a class of chemicals with the tongue-twisting name of halogenated flame retardants has permeated the lives of people throughout the industrialized world. These synthetic chemicals — used in electronics, upholstery, carpets, textiles, insulation, vehicle and airplane parts, children's clothes and strollers, and many other products — have proven very effective at making petroleum-based materials resist fire.
Yet many of these compounds have also turned out to be environmentally mobile and persistent — turning up in food and household dust — and are now so ubiquitous that levels of the chemicals in the blood of North Americans appear to have been doubling every two to five years for the past several decades.
Acting on growing evidence that these flame retardants can accumulate in people and cause adverse health effects — interfering with hormones, reproductive systems, thyroid and metabolic function, and neurological development in infants and children — the federal government and various states have limited or banned the use of some of these chemicals, as have other countries. Several are restricted by the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants. Many individual companies have voluntarily discontinued production and use of these compounds. Yet despite these restrictions, evidence has emerged in recent months that efforts to curtail the use of such flame retardants — a $4 billion-a-year industry globally — and to limit their impacts on human health may not be succeeding.
This spring and summer, a test of consumer products, as well as a study in Environmental Science & Technology, showed that use of these chemicals continues to be widespread and that compounds thought to be off the market due to health concerns continue to be used in the U.S., including in children's products such as crib mattresses, changing table pads, nursing pillows, and car seats. Also this summer, new research provided the first strong evidence that maternal exposure to a widely used type of flame retardant, known as PBDEs (polybrominated diphenyl ethers), can alter thyroid function in pregnant women and children, result in low birth weights, and impair neurological development.
"Of most concern are developmental and reproductive effects and early life exposures — in utero, infantile and for children," Linda Birnbaum, director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the National Toxicology Program, said in an interview.
Read full post here.
Elizabeth Grossman is the author of Chasing Molecules: Poisonous Products, Human Health, and the Promise of Green Chemistry, High Tech Trash: Digital Devices, Hidden Toxics, and Human Health, and other books. Her work has appeared in Scientific American, Salon, The Washington Post, The Nation, Mother Jones, Grist, and other publications. In earlier articles for Yale e360, she explored how the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster could affect marine life off the Japanese coast and reported on recent studies suggesting a possible link between prenatal exposure to pesticides and the mental abilities of children.


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Spear-point marking knives are my favorite marking knives because they're a good all-around choice for most layout tasks in the shop. Because a spear-point knife has two bevels and a flat back, it can easily register against a guide on either the right or left side – very handy when marking dovetails. And the flat back means you don't have to rotate the tool to use it up against a guide (as you do with an X-Acto knife); that means you can sneak a thin spear-point into the smallest of spaces.
Spear-points are, however, a bit tricky to sharpen, and the point is easily broken off if, say, the knife rolls off the bench of someone who's borrowed it.
I've long used a premium spear-point knife, and once I narrowed my choice based on blade thickness and angle, I made my final selection based on ergonomics; it simply felt right in my hand. But it wasn't cheap, and ideally I'd have second one for the shop at work.
Now, Veritas offers a wallet-friendly spear-point "Workshop Striking Knife" that's awfully nice for the price. At less than $10, I can afford a handful – one for work, and a few to loan.
The 1⁄32″-thick, 5⁄16″-wide A2 blade has a 55° included angle at the tip, 25° bevels and a flat back (typical angles for a spear-point knife). The black contoured handle is nylon-reinforced ABS plastic with a flat on each side to keep it from rolling off the bench, and to help register where your fingers should grasp the tool. It comes with a guard to protect the tip in storage.
While I prefer the weight and feel of my premium knife in my hand, the Veritas knife works well – and the price is hard to beat. It's an excellent choice as a backup knife or as a loaner – or as a primary knife when budget is a concern. PWM
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UIS futures higher as fiscal cliff talks open
NEW YORK (AP) — Stock futures are higher as President Obama heads into negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" with congressional leaders.
Dow Jones industrial futures are up 7 points to 12,529. The broader S&P futures have added 3 points to 1,354.30. Nasdaq futures are up 6 points to 2,528.
Attending the meeting with Obama are House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
A combined $600 billion in spending cuts and higher taxes, the so-called fiscal cliff, would take force in January if nothing is done.
On Friday, Hostess, the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, said that it is going out of business and every one of its 18,500 workers would eventually lose their jobs.


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More than 600 volunteers gathered data from the shores of O'ahu, Kaua'i, the Big Island, and Kaho'olawe for Saturday's annual Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Ocean Count. Participants tallied humpback whale sightings and documented the animals' surface behavior during the survey, which will take place once more on the last Saturday of March. The sanctuary, which is managed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, protects humpback whales and their habitat in Hawaiian waters, where they migrate each winter to mate, calve and nurse their young.
Volunteers collected data from 59 sites statewide. The following are the average numbers of whales sighted per 15-minute count period on each of the islands:
O'ahu 3 whales
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Scientific studies have shown that Hawaii's humpback whale population has been increasing at an annual rate of approximately seven percent, and over time data from the Sanctuary Ocean Count can be used to corroborate these findings. Hawaiian waters provide critical breeding habitat for approximately two-thirds of the North Pacific stock of humpback whales.
"February is the peak of whale season in the Hawaiian Islands and this season has proved to be a busy one for the sanctuary. In fact, yesterday the Hawaiian Islands Disentanglement Network successfully freed a humpback whale that was entangled in marine debris in the Maui County area" said Christine Brammer, Sanctuary Ocean Count Coordinator. "The Ocean Count project provides a unique opportunity for the public to learn about Hawai`i's humpbacks and the sanctuary and understand what is being done to protect the humpbacks from threats such as entanglement." Please contact the sanctuary for more information, video clips, or photos related to the rescue effort.
Today's weather held out for the count; however, wind conditions resulted in decreased visibility in some locations around the state. Although counters were tasked with counting humpback whales, many other species including spinner dolphins, green sea turtles, Hawaiian monk seals, and a variety of seabirds were spotted.
One more Sanctuary Ocean Count is scheduled to take place on Saturday, March 31. Previous Ocean Count results are available on the sanctuary's website, http://hawaiihumpbackwhale.noaa.gov/. For more information on becoming a Sanctuary Ocean Count volunteer, contact the appropriate sanctuary office. On the Big Island, call 1-888-55-WHALE ext. 253. On O'ahu, call 397-2651 ext. 253. On Kaua'i, call 1-808-246-2860. A whale count on Maui is conducted independently by the Pacific Whale Foundation.
The NOAA National Marine Sanctuary Program, which manages the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, seeks to increase the public awareness of America's marine resources and maritime heritage by conducting scientific research, monitoring, exploration and educational programs. Today, the sanctuary program manages 13 national marine sanctuaries and one marine national monument that together encompass more than 150,000 square miles of America's ocean and Great Lakes natural and cultural resources.
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There is very little I can do to conceal my more general nerdliness from anyone who spends more than a few minutes in conversation with me, but I do tend to be rather sheepish about advertising my specifically fannish tendencies when it comes to speculative fiction. I won't get into the reasons for that sheepishness -- it would distract from the point of the post -- but part of the reason for me posting this today is that I realized that that tendency on my part was on the verge of keeping me silent in a situation in which my political convictions would otherwise be pushing me to say something.
So. Apparently there was a great deal of controversy that began in January '09 when some white sci-fi/fantasy authors and editors and fans said and did some fairly clueless racist things. Some fans of colour and allies pointed those racist things out, and the usual sort of thing happened that tends to happen when white folks get called on racism, in real life or online. This series of events has been called RaceFail 09 (see here and here). I was vaguely aware of RaceFail 09 as it was happening, but only vaguely, because I mostly do not have much to do with organized fan contexts (see above, re. "sheepishness").
More recently, different white sci-fi/fantasy authors have said different clueless racist things -- a good summary is here. It was that post just linked, which I found via a post on Alas, A Blog, that got me reading about all this stuff on Friday afternoon when I really should have been doing other things. This newer situation has variously been called RaceFail 2.0, MammothFail, and other things as well. (Two posts linking to other posts on this issue can be found here and here.)
Now, part of what caught my attention was the content of the original boneheaded move by author Patricia Wrede, who I had never previously heard of. A lot of what I read and write, and a lot of what appears on this blog, has to do with Canadian history from below -- that is, history considered in ways that explicitly foregrounds experiences of and resistance to oppressions. As well, I have developed increasing conviction over the years that you cannot get to the root of anything politically in North America unless you deal with the history and present-day reality of colonization and genocide of the indigenous nations of Turtle Island. So it caught my attention to learn that Wrede is writing an alternative history fantasy of North America in which indigenous people do not exist, and in which the chattel slavery of Africans brought to the Americas does not exist either. As others have noted in various things linked in the links above, you might be able to justify this particular fantastical revision of history if what you were doing was examining the ways in which the shape of the social world in contemporary North America depends in profound ways on histories to which indigenous peoples and enslaved African peoples have been integral. That could actually be fascinating and useful, given the ways in which those of us who are privileged tend to be completely out of touch with the ways in which our privileged realities depend on people who are oppressed to our benefit (white folks on racialized people, men on women, etc., etc.). But the comments from Wrede quoted in the above posts make it clear that it was a decision made primarily because having indigenous people in her story would make things more difficult for her as a writer, and their absence has no particular impact on the history she intends to tell.
This is the main comment from Wrede that gets cited:
The *plan* is for it to be a "settling the frontier" book, only without Indians (because I really hate both the older Indians-as-savages viewpoint that was common in that sort of book, *and* the modern Indians-as-gentle-ecologists viewpoint that seems to be so popular lately, and this seems the best way of eliminating the problem, plus it'll let me play with all sorts of cool megafauna).
This choice is happening in the context of a realworld history in which white people have been trying to make the indigenous peoples of Turtle Island disappear for some time now, and one in which one of the dominant stereotypes that indigenous folks must face in much of the U.S. and some parts of Canada is that they don't exist. And the idea that the two stereotypes she references are the only possible ways to write indigenous people is kind of stunning in its refusal to even acknowledge the possibility of writing indigenous people as, y'know, complicated, nuanced, three-dimensional human beings in complicated, nuanced, three-dimensional societies.
The other major contribution to RaceFail 2.0 comes form fantasy author Lois McMaster Bujold -- I have never read her work either, but I know that some friends like it a lot. Her point, I think made in the course of discussing the stuff from Wrede, was a claim that people of colour have only recently started to read, write, and enjoy speculative fiction, thanks to the internet. Bujold and others claimed, as neo_prodigy summarizes, that the reason "POC speculative fiction fans don't exist is because we're too poor/uneducated, weren't exposed to it by other family members and other absurd bullshit."
Now, my understanding is that there are ways that dominant practices in the production of science fiction, fantasy, and horror have not always made it easy for racialized people to find a place. The publishing industry has its own particular history of racism, as do organized fan contexts. The dominant modes of storytelling in science fiction and fantasy have also tended to be based in standpoints that map readily onto whiteness, onto the colonizer, onto the imperial being, which could also be offputting to some who must navigate those oppressive realities in real life.
Because of these active exclusions, I have understood it to be the case the people of colour have tended to be modestly underrepresented as writers and fans of sf/f/h in English -- definitely not absent, but moderately less present. But because of this controversy, I'm no longer so sure that even that is true. Whether it is true or not, I'm sure these things are: Racism in both social contexts associated with sf/f/h fiction and in sf/f/h writing exists and makes these environments less hospitable to racialized people. Yet racialized people are and have always been present in those contexts, as both writers and readers. I mean, it is just a basic, basic thing that oppression creates its own resistance. That resistance can take lots of forms, it may or may not be visible to the oppressor, and it may or may not be easily recognized as such by those of us who claim we want to be allies. But it is always there. So of course there are fans of colour, and have always been. Of course. No matter how hostile an environment we white people might make fan contexts and publishing contexts and some of the dominant tropes of the genre -- people that are erased, excluded, pushed to the exit by relations of white supremacy and the ways in which they are expressed in how writing gets published and what writing gets published, will always, always, always be refusing to passively accept that treatment. Always. And white folk who want to be allies should be refusing to passively accept it too. As well, the ways that human beings take up stories and images is active -- people are fully capable of embracing elements of a narrative that fill us with wonder, with hope, with passion, that speak to us in some way, and really embrace them, even as we are critical of other elements.
So some things have been happening in response to all of this. One is this amazing, inspiring callout for racialized fans of speculative fiction to make themselves visible by leaving a comment. Another is the day of blog-based action to which this post is a response, called "Fen of Color United" or FOC_U. The callout was for racialized people to post stories or poetry or fanfic or analyses of the issue and to generally show a refusal to be silent and invisible, and for white allies to speak out in solidarity. So that's what I'm doing.
I'll end with this: Read what you already love but be deliberate as you experiment with new voices. Read authors of colour. Read authors that play with critical politics in their work. And as you do all of that, embrace the juxtaposition of extracting joy and wonder with actively critical reading, of producing joy and wonder with actively critical writing.


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Wildlife photographer and Warwick resident David Chartier caught this image of a squirrel that evidently ate his way out of a plastic bag. Maybe he wasn't so nuts, given the cool spring so far.
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The conscious embracing of elements from so many sexualities/sexual orientations, gender roles, religious viewpoints, cultural and ethnic traditions, indigenous handcrafted clothings and hairstyles, so as to render the person's original identity completely indecipherable. A strong penchant for eco-friendly clothes, foods, incense, and general disdain towards Whole Foods for not being sufficiently crunchy is indicated.
Remember how Sue Demel used to be just granola? Well since she became a mom she's totally pandrogynous; she shaved her head like a Tibetan monk, wears frumpy handmade dresses that obscure any hint of her body's shape, she mastered African drumming, and makes Gujarati baby food from organically raised soy-based protein, basmati rice, and potatoes grown in her co-op's garden.
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Responding to an unscientific poll I created on Twitter, an overwhelming majority of fans think the owners deserve most of the blame for the NHL's third lockout since Gary Bettman became commissioner in 1993.
Several fans called the owners "hypocrites" for saying the players need to take substantial pay cuts - after offering mega-million deals to the same players.
Tweeted McCaffreyDave: why are owners handing out contracts they are fighting to get rid of? #confused
Bsculls had the same theme, saying "what the owners are doing by signing these contracts proves that the rat in this is bettman."
Tweeted Mamaflyers571: owners should get blame. They want CBA they forced abolished. And are rushing to sign guys right now under this 'bad' CBA
The owners did get some support.
Tweeted Drewlogue: EZ to say owners fault; in what other job do employees get >50% of rev?" it's called a co-op; many work places have this.
MarkHritz tweeted that BOTH sides are to blame. "neither are right. split everything 50/50. Players need owners & owners need players."
Here are some other responses:
TotesMcquotes: My 2yo daughter gets so excited when #Flyers are on TV. "Look Dad! Claude Giroux!" Not this yr. Thanks #Bettman
Frstrm33: The players (are right) The #NHL is trying again to fleece them because of bettman's ill advised expansion plan.
Tattered666: this time it's the players (who are right). They gave the league everything last time under the promise it fixed all the woes. Now you have teams like Minnesota handing out 2 10yr $98mill contracts. They made their bed now lie in it.
schman_317: we've instituted a 2 year ban in our house. No ticket or merchandise purchases. #notgettingmymoney
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Murray, defending champ Cilic in Queen's Cup final
LONDON (AP) — Top-seeded Andy Murray and defending champion Marin Cilic will play in the final at Queen's Club after both earned three-set victories on Saturday.
Murray, the champion in 2009 and 2011, rallied to defeat fourth-seeded Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 in a repeat of their 2011 final. Fifth-seeded Cilic of Croatia held off former four-time winner Lleyton Hewitt 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.
Murray will play for his 27th career title and first since he won in Miami in March.
Cilic had lost his only previous meeting with Hewitt, at the London Olympics. He will bid for his 10th career title. His last tournament victory came in February at home in Zagreb.
Tsonga held the upper hand over Murray in the opening set of their semifinal. He failed to convert any of his three break points at 2-2, but break to lead 5-4 when Murray double-faulted.
The Frenchman missed two more break points at 3-3 in the second set before Murray broke for a 5-3 lead when Tsonga netted a backhand.
In the last set, Murray broke for 2-1 on his seventh break point and broke again at love to lead 4-1.
"I think most of the matches there has been patches where I played a high level, and all the matches it's been parts where, you know, I have been a little bit inconsistent or just played a couple of sloppy games," Murray said.
"I managed to find ways to win the matches, which is important, and I'm playing well. I'm hitting the ball well. Just sometimes making some bad choices or some poor mistakes."
Cilic and Hewitt managed to complete just two games, with Cilic leading 2-0, before rain forced them off the grass court for more than 2 hours.
To finish both semifinals before dark, their match was moved to court one so the higher-ranked Murray and Tsonga could play on center court.
After play began, Hewitt held three break points to tie it 5-5, but Cilic held serve to win the set.
Hewitt swept five straight games on his way to taking the second set, before Cilic gave up just 10 points in winning the last five games of the match.


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Jimi Hendrix's 70th Birthday Commemorated
Of all the 1960s rock legends who died when they were just 27 years old – Brian Jones, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, etc. – Jimi Hendrix is the one who would most likely still be blowing our minds today with new music. When he choked to death on his own vomit in London on Sept. 18, 1970, he left behind only three released albums – all classics. But in the 42 years since his death, there have been dozens of records featuring the countless hours of material he left unreleased. A lot of it is great. Jimi Hendrix would have turned 70 today.
Much is made of Hendrix's tremendous and groundbreaking guitar playing. And rightfully so. There wasn't a more innovative guitar player before him and there hasn't been one since. But Hendrix was also an aural architect who helped shape some of the most technically awesome records ever made. Check out the array of studio tricks he (along with producer Chas Chandler and engineer Eddie Kramer) used on 'Axis: Bold as Love.' They're even more astounding on 'Electric Ladyland.' Very few albums reveal as much sonic depth during headphone listening.
Filtering traditional blues, rock and R&B music through a psychedelic filter, Hendrix's vision of the '60s was way more expansive than most of his contemporaries. Only the Beatles and Bob Dylan were making music this exciting.
Since Hendrix's death, there have been live albums, anthologies and a dozen albums featuring leftover studio material. No other artist left so much great music unissued. When he died, he was working on the follow-up to 'Electric Ladyland.' But because he was a perfectionist in the studio (he was always looking to create the next 'Sgt. Pepper's'), hundreds of songs, in various stages of completeness, stayed in the vaults. There's no doubt that he was just getting started.
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With the ink barely dry on his divorce papers, Jon Gosselin is pictured above stepping out with his new 22 year old girlfriend, Hailey Glassman. Jon seems to like them rather young.
The Jon & Kate Plus 8 dad was photographed holding hands with Hailey in St. Tropez in the French Riviera on Saturday. Hailey also happens to be the daughter of the doctor who performed Kate's tummy tuck.
Another interesting fact, Jon was photographed with both Hailey and her mother a couple of weeks back. Just to remind everyone keeping up with this soap opera, it's been less than a month since Kate Gosselin filed for divorce.
Good luck to new couple, especially to Hailey. I'm guessing she's very excited about possibly being a future step mom to eight children. That has to be the dream of every 22 year old.
UPDATE – Anther pic below of Jon with Hailey, they are both smoking. Has he always been a smoker? :


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I had the great privilege of working with Emily May and the people behind HollaBackNYC to create a PSA for their site. I also had the opportunity to share one of my own stories of street harassment.
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- Nurse Person: Handbook for Conceptualizing Nursing - nursing image, roles, practice, relationships with clients and colleagues, systems approach, change agent, entrepreneurship, codependency and burnout.
- Nursing Drug Reference - site includes additions, changes and full database searching as a companion to the popular reference book>
- Stress SOS for Nurse: Strategies for Staying Sane - guide to help nurses cope with the unique stressors they face. Contains tips on improving self-esteem and becoming assertive.
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Only you can say what scares you. The audience at tonight's "Paranormal Activity 4" screening didn't tell me what scares them, but if their consistent screams were converted into words, they'd translate to, "Yes, the image of people levitating or being suddenly yanked out of bed still freaks me out!"
Not me. What made "Paranormal Activity 3" such a step up from its two dull predecessors was that directors Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost (taking over for part 3 after helming "Catfish") delivered more than just long lulls and loud noises--particularly in the most inspired, breathless bit, as a camera attached to an oscillating fan repeatedly, terrifyingly turned away from and then toward something sinister. Now, the directing team and writer Christopher Landon have officially run out of ideas.
The suspense-free "PA4," set in 2011 and picking up after Katie's (Katie Featherston) murderous rampage, is all red herrings and no catch of the day. The last thing the horror world needs is another movie with a potentially possessed kid (Brady Allen) and his imaginary friend. Also, chandeliers fall, a basketball bounces down the stairs and teenagers (Kathryn Newton, Matt Shively) try to figure out what's going on. There's a jolt when a knife eerily skyrockets off a counter and lands much later, in front of a different person. A question about that, though: If you suddenly couldn't find the knife you were using two seconds ago and then your spouse shouts that a knife just appeared out of nowhere, wouldn't you do more than just grumble about needing to go to bed?
That, and the story going nowhere this time around, may not bother you. The things that made you jump before may do so again. After all, every time I see a giant spider on a movie character, I tense. In the "Paranormal" world, the element of surprise still counts for something, and nothing in "PA4" surprised me as much as seeing a grown woman on the train after the movie eating Gushers. Remember those?
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I've long dismissed the notion that the 76ers would jump at the chance to draft Cody Zeller if he's available at the No. 11 pick in the June 27 NBA draft. As The Inquirer's former Temple beat writer, I've covered Zeller against the Owls in the NCAA tournament. Let's just say that I was not impressed.
Temple's Anthony Lee manhandled the 7-foot center/power forward from Indiana in the East regional third-rounder the Hoosiers won, 58-52.
But Chad Ford of ESPN, Steve Kelly of Hoopsworld, The Sporting News, Draft Express, NBA.com and NBA Draft Insiders all have the Sixers using their first of three draft picks on Zeller. The other picks – 35th overall and 42d – are in the second round.
If the GMs working out Zeller think he's going to make a seamless transition to the 4, he's probably gone before he reaches the Sixers. But if he isn't, he's a great fit in a depleted Philly frontcourt and could be a real steal for the Sixers.
- Chad Ford, ESPN.
Observations: Zeller, who left Indiana after his sophomore year, could be viewed as a risk for a franchise coming off a 34-48 season. He does several things soundly. He has a high basketball IQ, runs the floor well, is skilled around the basket and has three-point range. However, he lacks strength and the physicality needed to flourish in the paint against NBA caliber post players.
Here are players some other mock drafts have the Sixers selecting:
CJ McCollum
Position: Guard
Height: 6-3
School: Lehigh
Mock draft: SI.com
Observations: McCollum is a scoring machine, who can take opponents off the dribble and scorch them on three-pointers. However, he needs to become a better ballhandler to excel as an NBA point guard and may lack the size to be a dominant NBA two guard.
Lucas Noguiera
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
Country: Brazil
Mock drafts: HoopsHype, NBADraft.net
Observations: A shot blocker and rebounder, the 20-year-old would fill a need for the Sixers. However, he's extremely raw and need to add some strength. Noguiera has project written all over him.
Kelly Olynyk
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
College: Gonzaga
Mock drafts: Gary Parrish of CBS Sports; Yannis Kourtroupis of Hoopsworld
Observations: Olynyk has a face-up shooting touch that extends beyond NBA three-point range. The downside is his small wingspan (6-9 ¾) and perceived lack of strength and toughness.
Rudy Gobert
Position: Center
Height: 7-2
Country: France
Mock draft: Joel Brigham of Hoopsworld
Observations: The 20-year-old'ssize is why he's projected to be a first-round pick in June's draft. He needs to get stronger and polish up his post game in order to contribute in the NBA.
Mason Plumlee
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
College: Duke
Mock draft: Alex Kennedy of Hoopsworld
Observations: An athletic big, Plumlee can put the ball on the floor, rebound and defend. However, he has to work on his low-post game. And he rarely was the go-to player at Duke.
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Celebrities vie for "Who Wears Purple Best?" title to raise awareness of new global prevalence on World Alzheimer's Day
Today, on World Alzheimer's Day, new data released estimates 35 million people worldwide – a 10% increase over 2005 – are living with Alzheimer's and dementia, highlighting the urgent need for action and response.
Celebrities committed to the cause – Vote for "Who Wears Purple Best?"
Doing their part, eight Alzheimer's Association celebrity Champions are having a friendly "Who Wears Purple Best?" competition. Bradley Cooper ("The Hangover"), Seth Rogen ("Knocked-Up"), Soleil Moon Frye ("Punky Brewster"/Entrepreneur), Natalie Morales ("TODAY"), Terrell Owens (Buffalo Bills), Melina Kanakaredes ("CSI New York"), Elisabeth Hasselbeck ("The View") and David Hyde Pierce ("Frasier," "Curtains") are all vying for the title of "Who Wears Purple Best?" Fans can cast their vote here when polls open today through Wednesday, September 30.
By voting, fans also become Alzheimer's Association Champions and can take action by learning more about Alzheimer's disease, becoming advocates, making donations. They can also share the purple competition Web site with family and friends via e-mail, Facebook and Twitter to campaign for their favorite Alzheimer's Association celebrity Champion.
"While I hope to be a favorite in the World Alzheimer's Day 'Who Wears Purple Best?' competition, my goal is for people to learn more about Alzheimer's and take action," said Melina Kanakaredes, actress and Alzheimer's Association Champion. "People do not realize that Alzheimer's is not old age. It is a progressive and fatal disease and staggering amounts of people develop Alzheimer's every day."
Global devastation of Alzheimer's disease – We must act now
With 77 million American baby boomers reaching the age of greatest risk, it is clear that the crisis of dementia and Alzheimer's cannot be ignored. Left unchecked, dementia and Alzheimer's will impose enormous burdens on individuals, families, health care infrastructures and the worldwide economy.
According to the 2009 World Alzheimer Report, newly released today from Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI), a London-based nonprofit, international federation of 71 national Alzheimer organizations including the Alzheimer's Association, the number of people with Alzheimer's or another dementia, currently 35 million, is expected to nearly double every 20 years, to 65.7 million in 2030 and 115.4 million in 2050.
"Today on World Alzheimer's Day, with 35 million people worldwide and as many as 5.3 Americans living with Alzheimer's disease, we should commit to focusing on Alzheimer's throughout the year," said David Hyde Pierce, actor and Honorary Alzheimer Association National Board Member. "Our government should commit to making this a health care priority, and the next step is to pass the Alzheimer's Breakthrough Act."
Worldwide, the economic cost of dementia has been estimated as $315 billion annually. The total annual costs per person with dementia have been estimated as $1,521 in a low income country, rising to $4,588 in middle income countries, and $17,964 in high income countries. (Anders Wimo, et al. "An Estimate of the Total Worldwide Societal Costs of Dementia in 2005." Alzheimer's & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer's Association. Volume 3, Issue 2, April 2007.)
"The number of people affected by Alzheimer's is growing at a rapid rate, and the increasing personal costs will have significant impact on the world's economies and health care systems. We must make the fight against Alzheimer's a priority here in the United States and worldwide," said Harry Johns, President and CEO of the Alzheimer's Association. "Just like our celebrity Champions, we must take action against Alzheimer's now."
In addition to new prevalence estimates, the report outlines eight global recommendations.
More than 60 celebrities from entertainment, sports and media are committed to being Alzheimer's Association Champions and encouraging people to help raise awareness and funds.The extensive roster of celebrities includes Bradley Cooper, Soleil Moon Frye, Melina Kanakaredes, Seth Rogen, Peter Gallagher, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Bryant Gumbel, Olympia Dukakis, Terrell Owens, Kyle Chandler, David Hyde Pierce, Victor Garber, Kyle Chandler and more.
What you can to do to help end Alzheimer's
On World Alzheimer's Day and throughout the year, you can take action in the fight against this devastating disease:
- Sign up and be counted as an Alzheimer Champion
- Advocate on behalf of individuals and their families
- Write Congress and tell lawmakers to increase Alzheimer research funding
- Donate today
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Neighbor of murdered Hanover couple: Keep killer Tulloch in prisonBy MARK HAYWARD
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July 30. 2013 10:09PM
As prosecutors mull over their next move in a ruling that could affect the life sentences of teenage murderers, a neighbor of a murdered couple in the town of Hanover said she doesn't want the mastermind of the 2001 Zantop murders walking the streets.
Dartmouth College professors Half and Susanne Zantop were stabbed to death by two Vermont teenagers planning to rob them in their Etna home. Robert Tulloch, who was 17 at the time, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
But in a ruling issued Monday, Hillsborough County Superior Court Judge Larry Smukler said Tulloch and three other teen murderers deserve another sentencing hearing, where their ages can be taken into consideration.
"I'd be very uncomfortable with the thought of him running around," said Audrey McCollum, 89, a neighbor of the Zantops. "The impression we all had at the time was he did have the quality of a psychopath."
"He was an evil, selfish jackass. I would say that's probably still valid," said acting Hanover Police Chief Frank Moran, who worked the case as a detective.
The new hearings don't necessarily mean the sentence will change for Tulloch, as well as three other convicted murderers — Robert Dingman, Eduardo Lopez Jr., and Michael Soto. All were 17 at the time they committed the murders.
Citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Smukler said defense attorneys for the four will be able to introduce mitigating factors related to their age at the time of the crimes. Such factors include immaturity, impetuosity and failure to appreciate risks and consequences.
Homicide prosecutor Jeffery Strelzin said the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office is studying the most recent decision and whether it can be challenged.
Strelzin said an important issue is whether the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Miller case is retroactive, meaning whether it applies to previous, settled cases. Some courts have said it does, others have said it doesn't.
"Probably the (U.S.) Supreme Court will have to weigh in," Strelzin said.
Moran said the Zantop murder was grisly and the only satisfaction was the apprehension of Tulloch and James Parker, 16. Parker pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, testified against Tulloch and is eligible for parole in 2026.
The Zantops had two daughters, but they do not live in the area and maintain little contact with Hanover, said McCollum and Moran. But they will be notified about a sentencing hearing and be given an opportunity to make statements.
Moran said he didn't have strong feelings about another sentencing hearing.
"Those are the rules of the game, and that's what we have to deal with," he said.
McCollum said Susanne Zantop was liberal-minded and involved with Amnesty International. Neither of the two would have favored the death penalty, she said.
But McCollum said she'd never want to see Tulloch freed.
"I don't know what prison would accomplish for him," she said. "It would accomplish protection for the rest of us."Dingman was convicted in 1997 after a jury found him guilty of acting in concert with his younger brother in the murder of their parents.
Lopez was convicted in a fatal shooting during an attempted robbery in 1991. Soto was convicted as an accomplice to first-degree murder after a fatal shooting in 2007.