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Volume 18 Issue 20 | October 07 - 13, 2005
Special this Week
Coming Soon
CultureFest Celebrate New York Citys cultural community with face painting, puppet shows, arts & crafts, historic reenactments, childrens book readings and more. Sat., Sept. 24 & Sun., Sept. 25 from 11am - 5:30pm. Historic Battery Park. 212-748-8758. Free.
Battery Park City Neighbors and Parents Association
Battery Park City Block Party Enjoy a showcase of the many wonderful aspects of downtown life. A Big Apple Pie Baking contest will be judged by neighborhood police & firefighters. Also enjoy music, games, giveaways, childrens activities and more. Sat., Sept. 17 from 12-5pm. Vesey St. from North End to West St.
free for senior citizens Free shopping trips to Pathmark for Senior Citizens every Thurs. There are two van pick-up spots at 8:45am on River Terrace across from Pan Latin and at 9am on South End Ave. & Rector Place. The van leaves Pathmark at 11am for the return trip to BPC. Sponsored by BPCNPA and the Downtown Alliance. For reservations, please contact Ella Reape at 212-945-2197.
Battery Park City Parks Conservancy
212-267-9700 www.bpcparks.org
Go Fish Celebrate National Estuary Day with Arm-of-the-Sea Theatre. Sat., Sept. 17. From 10am - 2pm, join Master Anglers and cast a line for some of the 30-plus species of fish that are known to bite in the Hudson River. Barbless hooks will be used. 12:30-1:30pm, enjoy a performance of At the Turning of the Tide exploring contemporary themes through the ancient traditions of mask and puppet theater. Wagner Park. Free. 212-267-9700.
Art Walking Tour Join art historian Dorothea Basile for a walking tour and conversation about Battery Park Citys 20th century public art collection. Sat., Sept. 17 at 2pm. Meet at The Real World in Rockefeller Park. $5. 212-267-9700.
Bird Watching The Hudson River is a major migration corridor and, in southern Manhattan, it intersects with the Atlantic flyway making BPC a great place for autumn bird watching. Sat., Sept. 17 from 10:30am - Noon; Thurs., Sept. 22 from 9:30-11am; Thurs., Sept. 29 from Noon - 1:30pm. The Pavillions, Wagner Park. Free. Binoculars & field guides available to borrow.
The Language of Flowers Poet Susan Kinsolving will read poetry from her first book Among Flowers with pieces inspired by botanical history, myth, fact and fable. Sun., Sept. 18 at 2pm. Wagner Park. $10, $5 kids. Registration required. 212-267-9700.
Weekly programs Special adult programming for the summer months will be offered thru Oct. 31. Check here weekly for upcoming events. Groups do not meet on Sat., Oct 8 and Mon., Oct 10.
Lunch Hour Backgammon & Chess - Take a break from work and enjoy these lunchtime strategy games with the guidance of Chess Master Alex Rasic and backgammon aficionado Andy Rubien. Mon. & Tues. from Noon - 1:30pm. Upper Room, access Albany St.
Womens Basketball - Join other women for basketball. Referee and balls provided. Mon. from 6-7:30pm. Rockefeller Park, access Chambers St.
Elements of Nature Drawing - In the gardens of Wagner Park, participants create works of art in a variety of media. Wed. from 11:30am - 1:30pm. Wagner Park, access Battery Place. $5 per class. Materials provided.
Figure Al Fresco - A traditional figure drawing class for beginners and advanced students. Wed. from 3-5pm. South Cove, access W. Thames St. $5 per class. Materials provided.
Volleyball After Work - Join other adults for volleyball. Scorekeeper and balls provided. No experience necessary. Wed. from 6-7:30pm. Esplanade Plaza.
Tai Chi - Learn the ancient Chinese martial art with master Alex Hing. No experience necessary. Thurs. from 4-5pm. Also Fri. from 8:30-9:30am. $5 per class. Rockefeller Park, access Chambers St.
Downtown Alliance
Wall Street Walking Tour This tour weaves together the history, events, architecture and people of Lower Manhattan. Sat., Sept. 17 from Noon - 1:30pm. Starts at the front steps of the US Customs House, 1 Bowling Green. Free.
Elevation Yoga
121 Fulton Street 212-791-5014 www.elevationyoga.com
Hip Hop/Street Jazz Lesson with Kordelia every Wednesday from 7:30-8:45pm. $15.
Tone, Stretch & Relax Lesson with Kordelia every Tuesday & Thursday from 1:15-2pm. Bring a towel. $10.
Financial Community Day Festival
Alternating Wall Street & Maiden Lane from South to Water Streets
Street Fair Enjoy local & ethnic foods, art & craft vendors and more. Fri., Sept. 16 & Oct. 21 from 11am - 6pm. Free.
The Hallmark of Battery Park City Retirement Community
455 North End Avenue 917-522-1318
caregiver support group Every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month from 6:30 - 8:15pm. Co-sponsored by the Alzheimer's Association.
League for the Hard of Hearing
50 Broadway, 6th Floor 917-305-7766
Free Hearing Screenings Every Tues. from 12-2pm and every Thursday from 4-6pm. Call to make an appointment.
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council & Joyce Theater
Battery Park, State Street at Pearl
Evening Stars Modern Masters: Merce Cuninghan Dance Co. in Batteryparkevent. Fri., Sept. 16 at 7:30pm. Free. Urban Freestyle Dance Concert: Amateur dance crews. Sat., Sept. 17 at 3pm. Free. Urban Remix: Rennie Harris Puremovement, Momix, Electric Boogaloos, Bill Shannon, Urban Freestyle Dance Award Winner. Sat., Sept. 17 at 7:30pm. Free.
Murry Bergtraum High School
411 Pearl Street 212-217-2900
North River Power Squadron A division of the United States Power Squadrons announces its Fall 2005 schedule including Basic Boating, Piloting and Advanced Piloting. Classes are at 6:30pm every Tuesday beginning Sept. 20. Basic Boating will have 8 sessions plus one exam and Piloting and Advanced Piloting will have 10 sessions each. You may register at the first or second classes. Call the number listed above if you plan to attend.
South Street Seaport
Fulton and South Streets www.southstseaport.org
Free Fridays On the 3rd Friday of every month, the Museum will remain open for extended hours from 6-9pm. During those hours, admission will be free of charge and guests can enjoy special themed arts and cultural events for adults and children. Fri., Sept. 16 from 6-8pm: Print demonstration with Master Printer Robert Warner at Bowne & Co. Stationers.
Walt Whitman: Poet & Printer Join Poets House & South Street Seaport Museum for a glass of wine and an evening of poetry as Lee Ann Brown shares selections from her award-winning writings and the work of celebrated poet Walt Whitman. Have a chance to print a selection of Whitmans work on the type of letterpress Whitman would have used during his years as a printer. Fri., Sept. 16 at 7pm. Bowne & Co. Stationers, 211 Water St. $6. Call for reservations. 212-748-8786.
36th Annual Mayors Cup Race The annual race for schooners and classic yachts gets underway in the Upper Harbor. South Street Seaport Museum and Circle Line will provide a spectator boat that will follow the race round-trip from Battery Park to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. The Museums historic schooners, Pioneer and Lettie G. Howard, will both compete. Passengers will board the spectator boat at 11am on Sat., Sept. 17 at Pier 16. Boat departs at 11:30am and returns at 3pm. Event begins at Noon. Passengers may bring a picnic or refreshments will be sold on board. Music and race commentary will be provided. $25. Reservations required. 212-748-8786.
african american life Come for a walking tour of African American Life in Lower Manhattan. The tour connects the African Burial Ground to other historic sites including stations on the Underground Railroad, the former location of New York's slave market, the African Free School and the Colored Sailor's Home. Sat., Sept. 17 from 2-4:30pm. Meet at Museum Lobby Entrance, Schermerhorn Row, 12 Fulton St. $12/$10 members, not including museum admission. Call for reservations or more information. 212-748-8786.
Vijay Seshadri: The Long Meadow Wit and vivacity are poised against the alarming complexities of human experience with poetic sensibility. Poetry reading & book signing. Tues., Sept. 20 at 7pm. Melville Gallery, 213 Water St. $5 suggested donation. 212-748-8735.
Walt Whitman: Lives and Legacies Join David S. Reynolds as he explores Whitmans life and work through the lens of 19th-century American culture. Wed., Sept. 21 at 7pm. Melville Gallery, 213 Water St. $5 suggested donation. 212-748-8735.
Tuesday Evening Hour
49 Fulton St.
Lookin At Brooklyn With photographer and historian Cosmo (Gus) Tacopina. Tues., Sept. 20 at 6:30pm. $2 donation.
Iceland View a slideshow lecture of the Land of Fire & Ice with photographers Chuck & Helen Pine. Tues., Sept. 27 at 6:30pm. $2 donation.
Wall Street Rising Downtown Information Center
25 Broad Street 212-425-INFO firstname.lastname@example.com www.downtowninfocenter.org
Together We Prepare New York This program will teach some and remind others how to prepare for basic emergencies. Topics include creating an emergency communication plan, assembling a disaster supply kit, basic first aid, evacuation plans and what to do if disaster strikes. Presented by the American Red Cross. Tues., Sept. 20 from 5:45 to 7pm. RSVP to 212-425-INFO or firstname.lastname@example.com.
1st Precinct Community Council Meeting The Community Council is an open forum that welcomes residents, businesses and all people interested in community and police issues concerning the First Precinct. Wed., Sept. 28 from 6:30-8pm. www.firstprecinct.org.
Harlem Is... Exhibit View an exhibit celebrating the rich history and culture of Harlem. Created by Community Works with the LMCC and the Harlem Arts Alliance. Thru Sept. 30. Open Mon. - Fri. from 11am - 7pm.
Yamuna Studio
132 Perry Street www. yamunastudio.com 212-633-2143
Free Dancers Workshop Yamuna Body Rolling helps heal and prevent injuries. With small balls specially designed by Yamuna Zake, you can roll out every muscle group and free your bodys restrictions. You will elongate your individual muscles, increase your flexibility and help keep your body properly aligned. Workshop is offered the third Saturday of the month to professional dancers from 4-6pm. Please RSVP the Friday before and present proper identification.
291 Church Street 212-431-5270
The Art of 9/11 Nine artistic responses to the 9/11 attacks will be displayed as individual acts of piety to show how art actually embodies grief and how it serves with religion and philosophy. Continues thru Oct. 15. Curator talk with Arthur Danto on Wed., Sept. 21 at 6:30pm.
Cheryl Hazan
35 N. Moore Street
Sites Works by Babette Herschberger. Tea Sun., Sept. 18 from 1-5pm. Continues thru Oct. 17.
Museum of Chinese in the Americas
70 Mulberry St., 2nd floor
Experience Chinatown Discover the history and experience the energy of one of New York Citys oldest neighborhoods with a guided walking tour. Get an inside look at what life was like and what it is currently like as guides lead you through historic streets. Tours will be conducted in English. Sat., Sept. 17 from 1-2:30pm. $12; $8 members; $6 students/seniors; Free for kids 5 and under. Reservations required. 212-619-4785.
Chinatown Eateries The earliest Chinese eateries in New York catered to the needs of Chinatowns turn-of-the-century bachelor society. Over time, however, the restaurants changed to reflect the neighborhoods immigrant populations and needs. This walking tour will trace the ways in which these eateries have both reflected and shaped the community. Sat., Sept. 24 from 1-2:30pm. $12; $8 members; $6 students/seniors; Free for kids 5 and under. Reservations required. 212-619-4785.
Archivist of the Yellow Peril A seminal collection of Americana that both demonizes and humanizes the Asian American community. Thru Dec. 31.
Ethan Cohen Fine Arts
18 Jay Street
Zhou Xiao Hu: Solo Show Continues thru Nov. 12.
Franklin 54 Gallery
54-56 Franklin Street, lower level 212-732-0009
Group Show of Gallery Artists Diverse pieces including paintings, mixed media/collage, sculptural boxes, photography, mosaics and drawings ranging from abstract to traditional will be on view. Continues thru Sept. 28th.
Gallery Viet Nam
345 Greenwich St. 212-431-8889
Walls & Conversations Paintings reflect the people of Viet Nam - their past, present and visions into the future.
Gigantic Artspace
59 Franklin Street 212-226-6762
Negativlandland Exhibit poses questions about the nature of perception, media control, ownership and propaganda. Continues thru Oct. 22.
Hal Bromm
90 W. Broadway at Chambers 212-732-6196
Vieques Horses An exhibition of new photographs by David Krueger featuring the wild horses of Vieques, Puerto Rico. Thru Oct. 28.
Museum of the American Indian
One Bowling Green 212-514-3700 www.americanindian.si.edu
gallery discussion Every Mon. - Fri. come for an informal gallery discussion with one of the museums cultural interpreters. Rotunda, 2nd floor. 2pm.
Museum of Jewish Heritage
36 Battery Place 646-437-4339 www.mjhnyc.org
Bearing Witness Claude Lanzmanns groundbreaking epic Shoah revolutionized the way in which filmmakers presented the Holocaust on screen. Join Lanzmann and CUNY professor Stuart Liebman for a series of exclusive screenings and discussions. Sun., Sept. 18 at 1pm: Shoah, Part 1. Wed., Sept. 21 at 6pm: Pourqoui Israel. Sun., Sept. 25 at 1pm: Shoah, Part 2. $10, $7 seniors, $5 members/students.
Jorg Maass
32 Thompson Street, ground floor, bet. Broome & Grand 212-334-3486
Transatlantic: London - New York View meticulously printed photographs of iconographic images that embody London and New York by John Whapham. Continues thru Sept. 23.
9-11 Maiden Lane, bet. Broadway &
Nassau 212-227-7276
Caricatures By Howard Schwartz. Thru Oct. 21. www.HowardSchwartzart.com.
Mela Foundation
275 Church Street, 3rd Floor (between Franklin & White Sts.) 212-925-8270
Dream House: Seven + Eight Years Of Sound And Light Composer La Monte Young and visual artist Marian Zazeela produce a collaborative sound and light environment utilizing concepts of structural symmetry. Thursdays and Saturdays from 2pm until midnight. $4 contribution.
New York Downtown Hospital
170 Williams Street http://bei-jing.tripod.com
The Stillness of Nature A special photography exhibit featuring works by Dr. Rex H. Wu. Proceeds from sold artwork will benefit the Outpatient Department. Thru Sept. 22. Hospital Main Lobby.
Ritz-Carlton Plaza
Battery Park
art on the plaza Creative Time will present a 9-ton camouflage curtain entitled Look and See by Jim Hodges. The piece will fuse reflections of viewers with the opposing landscape raising questions about identity and nature. Thru Oct. 30.
The Skyscraper Museum
39 Battery Place 212-945-6324 www.skyscraper.org
Favorites 100 experts pick their top 10 New York Towers. Number 1 is the Chrysler Building. Admission $5, $2.50 students & seniors.
Synagogue for the Arts
49 White Street 212-966-7141
Exploring Hidden Meanings The Transformative Sculptures of Renata Stein will be on display exploring the provocative nature of the Bibles hidden messages as well as its evocation of transcendental possibility. Continues thru Oct. 30.
Tribeca Gallery Association
second wednesday nights The galleries of the Tribeca Gallery Association will offer an open gallery night on Wed., Oct. 12 from 6-8pm. Participating galleries include: Art in General, 79 Walker St; Cheryl Pelavin Fine Arts,13 Jay St; DFN Gallery, 176 Franklin St; Franklin 54 Gallery, 54-56 Franklin St; Gigantic Art Space, 59 Franklin St; Latin Collector, 153 Hudson St; MELA Foundation, 275 Church St; and Paul Sharpe Contemporary Art, 86 Walker St.
The World Financial Center
Homeland Security Garden A public art installation by Korean-born conceptual artist Chang-Jin Lee investigating the complex issues of safety, security and personal freedom in the post 9/11 world. For most of the year, the artist has worked with 200 participants who have donated mundane items relating to their personal notion of safety. Artworks have been created from the objects and will be displayed on pedestals arranged like a 19th-century garden maze. Winter Garden.
Time Translations Video artist Nell Breyer will project beautiful, momentary drawings on the walls of the southern pedestrian bridge at Liberty Street in The World Financial Center. Images will be composed of live video footage of passers-by juxtaposed with pedestrian movement recorded seconds, minutes or days before. Thru Sept. 30. Southern pedestrian bridge at Liberty St.
Chelsea Piers
Main Plaza, Pier 62, 23rd Street and the Hudson River
Music at the piers Free outdoor summer concert series every weekend thru the end of September. Local bands ranging in style from jazz and blues to country and Latin will perform. Main Plaza, Pier 62, 23rd St. and the Hudson River. Noon - 4pm.
Sat., Sept. 17: Twist of Fate
Sun., Sept. 18: Joe Taino
Sat., Sept. 24: Tonemasters
Sun., Sept. 25: Total Remix
134 Reade Street 212-941-9401
jazz brunch Join The Tony DiGregorio Trio as they perform original compositions and the music of Duke, Django, Monk, Mulligan and more. No Cover. No Minimum. Every Sunday from 1- 4pm.
live jazz The jazz group Rifftide, with Bryant DuPre and Roman Ivanoff, performs each Monday from 7 -10 pm. No cover.
Knitting Factory NYC
74 leonard st www.knittingfactory.com 212-219-3006
Upcoming Shows Sept. 16: The Gossip, The Makers, The Numbers, Everyothers & Slumber Party. Sept. 17: CMJ Presents: Team Love Showcase Tilly & the Wall, David Dondero, Craig Wedren, Willy Mason, Neva Dinova & Mars Black. Sept. 20: Q and Not U. Sept. 21: Minus the Bear, These Arms Are Snakes & Criteria. Sept. 22: The Ides, No Luck Club & Jinny Kim.
Synagogue for the Arts
TribecArts, 49 White Street, 3 blocks south of Canal email@example.com 212-966-7141
Transformations Constructions and assemblages by Renata Stein. Thru Oct. 30.
The Goldberg Variations Distinguished pianist Bernard Rose will perform Johann Sebastian Bachs Goldberg Variations. Thurs., Sept. 22 at 8pm. $20, $15 students & seniors. Proceeds to benefit TribecArts, a not for profit organization to support music and fine arts in lower Manhattan. Reception will follow.
Chambers St. & Greenwich St.
Twelfth Night: Illyrium Delirium Illyria is a world of excess and unquenchable longings where the faint strain of a familiar melody or sting of an insult can push people past the bounds of reason. Fri., Sept. 16 at 6pm. Free, donations welcome.
Shooting Star Theater
40 Peck Slip at the South Street Seaport 718-852-7773
Linda Means to Wait Back by popular demand. Written by and starring Linda Sithole. As Linda waits for startling news, she relives her childhood as a South African immigrant determined to fit in on Pill Hill, Chicago. Presented by RACCA Seaport Salon in association with Montauk Theatre Productions. Sun., Sept. 18 at 5pm. $20. Free if your name is Linda. 917-239-6690.
Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers Street www.tribecapac.org
Moscow Cats Theatre Features non-stop action by a troop of talented felines performing original and astounding acrobatic feats, integrated into a unique, non-verbal, colorful and fun-filled family show for all ages. Thru Oct. 30. Fri. at 8pm; Sat. & Sun. at 12 & 3pm. $47.50.
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The toxoplasma test looks for
Alternative Names
Toxoplasma serology; Toxoplasma antibody titer
How the test is performed
A blood sample is needed.
How to prepare for the test
There is no special preparation for the test.
How the test will feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people may feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or a slight bruise. These soon go away.
Why the test is performed
The test is done when the health care provider suspects that you have toxoplasmosis.
In pregnant women, the test is done to:
- Check if a woman has a current infection or had an infection in the past.
- Check if the baby has the infection.
The presence of antibodies before pregnancy probably protects a developing baby against toxoplasmosis at birth. But antibodies that develop during pregnancy may mean the mother and baby are infected. This infection during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage or birth defects.
This test may also be done if you have:
- Unexplained lymph node swelling
- An unexplained rise in the blood white cell (lymphocyte) count
- HIV and have symptoms of a toxoplasmosis of the brain (including headache, seizures, weakness, and speech or vision problems)
- Inflammation of the back part of the eye (chorioretinitis)
Normal Values
Normal results mean you have likely never had a toxoplasma infection.
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test result.
What abnormal results mean
Abnormal results mean that you have probably been infected with the parasite. Two types of antibodies are measured, IgM and IgG:
- If level of IgM antibodies are raised, you likely became infected in the recent past.
- If level of IgG antibodies are raised, you became infected sometime in the past.
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
What the risks are
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)
Duff P. Maternal and perinatal infection - bacterial. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, et al., eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 51.
Montoya JG, Boothroyd JC, Kovacs JA. Toxoplasma gondii. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 279.
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Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Nancy V and I talk about her work in the agile embedded software space. She talks about her work, the challenges of instrumenting embedded software for automated testing and the future of a Fit Fixture for the embedded software world. If you are in the Boston area look up the Agile Bazaar and attend a meeting if you can. I believe that she will also be podcasting the Agile Bazaar meetings at some time. -bob payne


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In the last week or so, my 6 mo old has changed her eating schedule from every two hours to about every three. This was totally unprompted by me, and took me by surprise when she would refuse to eat and then eat later on. Sometimes she will go a long as 4 hours without eating if she is napping... What is this change doing to my supply? She's now eating less often in the day- but I have no way to tell that she is eating more at each feeding. Is this change going to make my milk production decrease?
Also, very strangely I have had a lot of difficulty letting down in my left breast- even more so at the last meal of the day. It takes over 5 mins sometimes, and has taken as long as 10 in the night and my tired baby is not about to wait that long for her meal. It's starting to be an issue bc when I go to feed I get nervous it will take too long to let down, and then of course it is a self full-fulling prophecy and I end up having to pump and feed her that way. Is there are relationship between the change in eating and letdown? What can I do to let down quicker?


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Apr 2013 11:21 UTC
Nokia has posted its quarterly results for the first quarter of 2013, and just like the quarters that came before, there's not a whole lot of good news in there. The rise in Lumia sales still can't even dream of making up for the sales drop in Symbian phones, and when broken down in versions, the sales figures for Windows Phone 8 Lumias in particular are very disappointing. In North America, Nokia is getting slaughtered.
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RE[4]: Ehm
by Deviate_X on Thu 18th Apr 2013 13:20 UTC in reply to "RE[3]: Ehm"
RE[5]: Ehm
by Nelson on Thu 18th Apr 2013 13:37 in reply to "RE[4]: Ehm"
Also Nokia is not just a one division company. Losses in their smart devices division while posting strong gains to offset that from NSN or somewhere else is still a good thing.
Once you take out the one time charges that aren't structural, Nokia posted a profit for the third consecutive quarter and actually improved their balance sheet.
This is what a mixed earning report is, mixed. Its wrong to universally spin this as good for Nokia, but it is also wrong to universally spin this as bad.
Its obvious the issues Nokia faced prior to this quarter they still face now, but it is also worth noting that their Windows Phone strategy is seeing increased momentum QoQ and YoY
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text: Raised in Seattle, Christopher Kaczor graduated from the Honors Program of Boston College (1992) and holds an M.M.S. (1994) and a Ph.D. (1996) from the University of Notre Dame. He did post-doctoral work in Germany at the Universität zu Köln as an Alexander von Humbolt Foundation, Federal Chancellor Fellow in 1996-1997 and returned as a Fulbright Scholar in 2002-2003. He has published eight books including, The Ethics of Abortion, O Rare Ralph McInerny: Stories and Reflections on a Legendary Notre Dame Professor, Thomas Aquinas on the Cardinal Virtues; Life Issues-Medical Choices; Thomas Aquinas on Faith, Hope, and Love; The Edge of Life: Human Dignity and Contemporary Bioethics, How to Stay Catholic in College, and Proportionalism and the Natural Law Tradition. Kaczor has been interviewed on issues of ethics, philosophy, and religion for newspapers and radio stations across the country as well as on television on EWTN, ABC, NBC, Fox, CBS, MSNBC, and The Today Show. He lives with his wife and seven children in Los Angeles.


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Who would take a road trip when gasoline is hovering near $4 a gallon? Well, you might, especially if you're taking the family.
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From John Main OSB, "Growing in God," THE WAY OF UNKNOWING (New York: Crossroad, 1990), pp. 79-81.
The longer you meditate, the longer you persevere through the difficulties and the false starts, then the clearer it becomes to you that you have to continue if you are going to lead your life in a meaningful and profound way.
You must never forget the way of meditation: to say your mantra from the beginning to the end. This is basic, axiomatic and let nothing dissuade you from the truth of it. . . . . [T]he discipline, the ascesis of meditation places this one demand on us absolutely: . . .: that we must leave self behind so completely, leave our thoughts, analyses and feelings behind so completely, that we can be totally at the disposition of the Other.. . .
What is the difference between reality and unreality? I think one way we can understand it is to see unreality as the product of desire. One thing we learn in meditation is to abandon desire, and we learn it because we know that our invitation is to live wholly in the present moment. Reality demands stillness and silence. And that is the commitment that we make in meditating. As everyone can find from their own experience, we learn in the stillness and silence to accept ourselves as we are. This sound very strange to modern ears, above all to modern Christians who have been brought up to practice so much anxious striving: "Shouldn't I be ambitious? What if I'm a bad person, shouldn't I desire to be better?"
The real tragedy of our time is that we are so filled with desire, for happiness, for success, for wealth, for power, whatever it may be, that we are always imagining ourselves as we might be. So rarely do we come to know ourselves as we are and to accept our present position. But the traditional wisdom tells us: know that you are and that you are as you are. It may well be that we are sinners and if we are, it is important that we should know that we are. But far more important for us is to know from our own experience that God is the ground of our being and that we are rooted and founded in him. . . . This is the stability that we all need, not the striving and movement of desire but the stability and the stillness of spiritual rootedness. Each of us is invited to learn in our meditation, in our stillness in God, that in him we have everything that is necessary. [....]
After meditation: from St Augustine of Hippo, "The Confessions," AN ANTHOLOGY OF CHRISTIAN MYSTICISM, ed. Harvey D. Egan (Collegeville, MN: The Liturgical Press, 1996), p. 68.
Late have I loved you, O Beauty, so ancient and so new, late have I loved you! And behold, you were within me and I was outside, and there I sought for you, and in my deformity I rushed headlong into the well-formed things that you have made. You were with me, and I was not with you. . . .[But] you called and cried out to me and broke open my deafness; you shone forth upon me and you scattered my blindness; you breathed fragrance and I drew in my breath. . . .
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OOC: Ok so a simile makes me a rule breaker?? Since when?? My char is just strong. There are ways to beat him. You just can't. Your level is too low, you fuel my power, and you focus on melee attacks. With those skills you would never beat me. Although I have been beaten in the past. Ah those were the days, such strong and amazing battles. Fought till the very end and what an end they had. Each one so amazing and I learned so much from them. It is really too bad that forum died. So it is not my fault you cannot beat me. Blame your creative mind for not creating a way to beat me. Your fire jutsu copies are just not adequite enough. I have a friend who does the same thing with fire but it is Phoenix fire. The battles end up pretty much like this, with me overpowering him to an ultimate extent. Face it man it was your chars fautl not mine. Just surrender and get it over with.
"I've been up late writing books, all about heroes and crooks." Yellowcard,...
HEY HEY!!! WHAT DID I SAY ABOUT TRASH TALKING!!! But you're right. Ryu is pathetic compared to my ultimate character. I'm currently writing a novel about my ultimate character. So fine fine. Have it your way. I lose. Then Ryu commits ritual suicide by impaling himself with his own sword since he realizes that he can't win. Happy now.
I didn't say he needed to die. I never said he did. I just said he should surrender. You are taking this way too far. I think you need to calm down and remember this is just a game. Anyway if your ultimate char is so ultimate let me fight him. I am sure or at least hope that will be a good fight. Lastly what is bad about trash talking?? If you can't handle a little trash talking then you are not prepared for the real world life. Well get over this and lets battle again some time, I mean soon, see ya later.
"I've been up late writing books, all about heroes and crooks." Yellowcard,...
Trash Talk. Ever heard of virtuous sportsmen-like attitude. Look, make fun of my character all you want. I'm just saying that you broke another rule. No trash talk. But don't you dare make a personal attack on me. One more thing, I don't like giving people the satisfaction of beating me since I hate to lose. So I found the suicide to be a more intense ending and more appropriate. LOL! One more thing, just because I writing aggressively does not mean I talk aggressively. I just like to state the obvious with big letters and exclamation marks. Don't get all emotional.
Well ladies and gents. Thats the show please tell me what you all think.
Me emotional you are the one commiting suicide and yelling about me trash talking. And how am I unspotsman like when you can't handle one loss. Also I was not making fun of your char. I was merely pointing out the reasons as to why he could not win. If I was making fun of him I would call him stupid and fat. And finally trash talk is neccessary in any good story. I mean where would the evil chars be without trashtalking the good guys. How would the rivals be annoying if they didn't put down the main char at every chance. And the most important part is it is meaningless. They are just words. Get over them and move on. Remember this is a game. Now back to the possibility of fighting this ultimate char of yours.
"I've been up late writing books, all about heroes and crooks." Yellowcard,...
In my opinion, I think Viser's post down-played angelseraphim's move there at the end when Ryu charged and Zin simply "dodged" the attacks. There was some indication in angelseraphim's previous posts that Ryu can move just as fast as Zin but that was not taken into consideration, it seems. Viser's only defense to angelseraphim's accusation of god-modding was by saying that his character, Zin, "was stronger" but that's only the case because Ryu's move at the end was down-played. Even if Zin's smoke techniques are more effective, I don't think Ryu's melee skills should have been underestimated so easily so maybe the way Zin dodged could have been elaborated a bit better.
However, not to put the whole blame on Viser, I think angelseraphim should have also posted to give some indication of how fast Ryu was moving. If Viser still posted the same response under the condition that there was a sense of how fast Ryu was moving, then it would be a clear indication of down-playing Ryu's character and show that Viser would be god-modding. Saying that Ryu "charged" is a very clumsy and loose post which doesn't really indicate he was moving too fast. That's something you would say when the match just opens but not when you're already in the middle of it. I think the details are important, especially at this point in the battle. It also seems like angelseraphim had given up by not adding any strategy to that post. For instance, he could have charged in a specific way with a specific amount of speed readying a particular technique. Whether or not Viser would have been attuned to those things and responded accordingly remains to be seen.
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Hey, when will the fight continue?
(:(: alive
Oh yeah, the fight is pretty fearsome...I would really appreciate it if you guys started getting hurt though.
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We declared it over and I won sorry.
"I've been up late writing books, all about heroes and crooks." Yellowcard,...
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Ninja Showdown is a strategy title that focuses heavily on battles with ninjas as the only participants. Players role play as the ninja masters, manage and expand a base, and command the ninjas in battles.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Feb. 2, 2013) – The ETSU women's tennis team will be in the Music City on Super Bowl Sunday, as it opens up the dual season against MTSU inside the Nashboro Village Athletic Club at noon (ET).
When the first serve is struck, it will have been a day shy of seven years since ETSU (0-0) and MTSU (1-3) last squared off. On Feb. 4, 2006, the Lady Buccaneers got the better of the Blue Raiders, 5-2, at the Racquet Club of Murfreesboro. Former Lady Buc Masha Ilina (Kyiv, Ukraine) – 2006 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year – led the charge with a, 6-2, 6-2, victory over Marlene Chemin at No. 1 singles, while also earning a doubles win in the No. 2 match alongside Sandie Knight (Adamstown, Australia), 8-3.
This time around, the two sides will boast completely different rosters. Heading to Nashville for the Lady Bucs will be senior Antonia Kolovou (Larisa, Greece); juniors Giulia Andreazza (Balneario Camboriu, Brazil), Salma Dahbi (Marrakech, Morocco), Sofia Espana (Mexico City, Mexico) and Larn McShane (Hobart Tasmania, Australia); sophomore Jessica Brumit (Elizabethton, Tenn.); and freshmen Lyn Yee Choo (Kuching, Malaysia) and Anna Gerbasi (Caracas, Venezuela).
"We're excited to get the dual season underway," ETSU assistant coach Travis Sandlant said. "MTSU is a tough school and we look forward to the challenge. Hopefully, we get off to the right start."
The Lady Buccaneers crashed courses with the Blue Raiders over the fall, meeting three separate times in late September at the Hokie Fall Invite. Both singles decisions went to MTSU, while the Lady Bucs earned a doubles win. Nayara Moraes defeated McShane, 6-2, 6-0 in the C Flight and Irina Constantinide defeated Espana 6-2, 6-7 (2-7), 6-4 in the D Flight championship. In doubles, Kolovou and McShane got revenge by defeating Yuiri Nomoto and Flavia Nagayama, 9-8 (7-5).
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This page lists the top songs of 1946 in the source charts. The way that the various charts are combined to reach this final list is described on the in the site generation page. There is also a set of monthly tables showing the various number ones on any date during 1946.
Between 1920 and 1940 there are few available charts (at least that we can find). These results should be treated with some caution since, with few exceptions, they are based on fairly subjective charts and biased towards the USA.
During this era music was dominated by a number of "Big Bands" and songs could be attributed to the band leader, the band name, the lead singer or a combination of the them. It is common, for example, to see the same song listed with three different artists. And, just to stop us from getting bored, the success of a song was tied to the sales of sheet music, so a popular song would often be perfomed by many different combinations of singers and bands and the contemporary charts would list the song, without clarifying whose version was the major hit. Where we have found such issues we have attempted to consolidate the entries using the most widely accepted value for the artist in each case.


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"Am I dead?" The Vampire Diaries' Elena (Nina Dobrev) asks Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) when she wakes up after her accident on the CW drama's Season 4 premiere.
The Vampire Diaries DVD Exclusive: Julie Plec spills the secrets behind Stefan's fall!
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Suddenly, everyone is courting "immigration reform." The 2012 elections unveiled the changing face of America, and this new sensation is causing quite the stir. What a spectacle to see the starry-eyed suitors scramble, now that the long-scorned outcast is revealed to be the belle of the ball.
But let's not be under any illusions about some politicians' newfound ardent desire for immigration reform. Their talk show chatter bespeaks the danger of fickleness. America needs deeper change if immigration is to be a love match and not a marriage of convenience. That's why immigration reform, by itself, is not the answer.
True, the time has certainly arrived to come together and create a fair and just immigration process. Reform must include a legalization program for undocumented immigrants living in America. It must also allow families at risk of being separated to stay together; safeguard refugees and asylum seekers in the United States; and treat all migrants with fairness, justice and dignity.
I stand with all who are looking to our leaders, both Democrats and Republicans, to deliver these common-sense and humane immigration laws. We will speak out for that kind of reform and hold our elected officials to account. But a great deal more is needed for this country to put aside bitterness, truly make peace with immigration, and restore our long tradition as a country of immigrants that lifts high a torch for all those "yearning to breathe free."
Better laws are critically needed but insufficient; we need to rediscover our roots to fundamentally reform the way we think about migrants and immigration. In short, we need to redefine the welcome that we give to new Americans.
True welcome means more than allowing individuals to legally cross our borders; it means embracing new Americans in a way that plays to all of our strengths. For that, we must begin by remembering our own immigrant roots and connecting our own story to that of others. Once again we can be a people who want immigrants to be our new neighbors, and recognize how they enrich our lives and communities. We know that, when given an authentic welcome, immigrants have become successful entrepreneurs and drivers of economic growth. That's why Baltimore has rolled out the red carpet to thousands of immigrant families and aims to attract more. I am proud to say that my hometown is redefining welcome.
We can accomplish this welcome all across this land. America has proven over the centuries that greatness, even world leadership, is within the grasp of a nation of immigrants. While the Old World powers were scoffing at us as upstarts, we were busy building what would be the world's preeminent example of strength through diversity. These are the traditions that unite us and define us, and they can breathe life into whatever reforms might emerge in 2013.
So I say, let the courtship proceed, so that everyone has a chance to be seen with immigration reform on their arm. Let new laws be drafted that embody our proud heritage of liberty and justice for all. But we are called upon to do more: to embrace immigrants in ways that fulfill the promise and possibility of those new laws.
What is meant here by "embrace"? Besides the welcoming attitude the word implies — which can only really take root when individuals adopt it — that embrace takes concrete form at the community level. Cities around the country would do well to follow Baltimore's lead by setting explicit policies that welcome immigrants and make it easier for them to settle down. Congregations can make a difference, too: There's great value in dedicating a few intentional moments of a service or study time to encouraging people to connect with their immigrant neighbors. School systems and curricula have their own pivotal role. From universities to kindergartens, teachers of tolerance are vitally needed. Making wise policies, as Maryland voters did on Election Day by approving in-state tuition for hard-working young undocumented immigrants who meet certain criteria, can help increase this tolerance.
In short, we need not just comprehensive federal immigration reform but also an embracing attitude to match. Then we'll have true welcome and true reform.
Linda Hartke is president and CEO of Baltimore-based Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.


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'Audrina' Premiere Preview: Like The Kardashians? The Patridges Are Nearly The Same!
Will YOU tune into to Audrina's latest reality show?
Audrina shows a different side of former Hills beauty Audrina Patridge. The show follows the starlet through her life, focusing on intimate family moments, business endeavors, and relationship troubles. As Audrina explains it, "I'm a model, I'm a business woman, and I'm a celebrity. But most importantly I'm a daughter and I'm a sister."
Her drama mama Lynne and her peace-making father Mark help Audrina learn many of her life lessons.
"My mom Lynne can get a little out of control and my dad Mark is the rock that keeps us all grounded," she says.
Audrina's three younger siblings are also featured in the Kardashian-esque reality show, and the comparisons to that family are uncanny.
"Marky, my little brother, is the life of the party, and Sammy, she's the baby she's growing up so fast, and my sister Casey is always pushing the envelope," Audrina said about her siblings.
Aside from capturing Audrina's crazy family life, the show unveils how the stress of being a full-time celebrity and business woman could be too much for Audrina's relationship with boyfriend, Corey Bohan.
"With everything going on sometimes it's hard to make a relationship work," Audrina says. "Corey doesn't understand that my lifestyle is a little crazy and if he cant deal with it, then he's got the wrong girl."
It's going to be interesting to see how Audrina has taken her career from the Hills and juggles her family life, relationship, and career.
Check out the first episode of Audrina tonight on VH1 at 9 p.m.
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In 2003, he made the All-Star Game a popularity contest that players must now reluctantly take seriously. The league – American or National – that wins the Mid-Summer Classic gets home-field advantage in the World Series. The World Series, folks! Baseball's biggest stage should not be determined by a glorified exhibition game, let alone by a popularity contest.
Then who, you might inquire, should be entrusted with selecting the group of players who give their league the greatest chance of winning? As of today, fans choose the starters, and players, coaches and managers decide the others. However, fans have proven themselves incapable of voting for the best players on a consistent basis, hurting their league in the process.
The answer is not always straightforward and will not always come from common statistics or sabermetrics. Aging icons such as Derek Jeter and Ichiro Suzuki top their positions every year in terms of votes, yet clearly are no longer worthy of starting. Still other players have sub-standard seasons and get voted on only because of the talent they have shown in previous years.
By ignoring current stand-out players and instead choosing starters based on past accomplishments or which team they play for, fans ignore new, younger talent who might otherwise never have their chance to shine. Saying goodbye to our heroes of the past is not easy. So fans continue to cast their votes for familiar players.
This is called receiving a lifetime achievement award and a "he'll come through when it matters" argument from every so-called baseball expert or fan. But it warrants nothing more than an eye roll.
The point is, the way fans treat the All-Star game does not reflect the way Bud Selig envisioned the experiment of making it a meaningful game. More importantly, players have seemingly not responded much differently than before the stakes were raised. To them, the All-Star Game and the days off surrounding it remain a time of relaxation and enjoying the summer nights with family.
They should not have to worry about who wins. But because players have no choice, they should also be able to determine their league's own fate, with limited input from anyone outside professional baseball - especially the fans.


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October came and went so quickly for me, that I completely forgot that it marked the 2 year anniversary of Just Bento! The site has grown so much in such a short time. And it's thanks to you - yes, you, I'm pointing to you! ^_^
Seriously, the people who post frequently to the forums are the backbone of the site...I dare not mention names, unless I leave out someone inadvertently. But, extra-special thanks go to Bronwyn, who helps moderate out the bad seeds, of which there are thankfully just a few.
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Nashville, Tenn. – The Tennessee State men's basketball team got 31 points from Robert Covington and defeated Lemoyne-Owen College, 79-39, on Sunday.
Covington added 11 rebounds to go along with his career-high in points for his third double-double of the season.
Kellen Thornton was the only other Tiger in double figures, scoring 17 in the game. However, Patrick Miller also had a nice game, recording seven points, seven rebounds, eight assists and a steal.
Thornton got the TSU offense going with a layup to start the game and Covington canned a trio of threes to make the score 11-4 in favor of the Tigers.
Covington had 11 of TSU's first 13 points and ended the first half with a team-high 15.
TSU continued to roll in the first half as a 12-2 run highlighted by a three-pointer by Miller at the 11:12 mark propelled the home side to a 23-6 lead.
Lemoyne-Owen ended the half on a 15-9 run, but the Tigers still led 32-21 at halftime.
Tennessee State led by as many as 19 in the first stanza and shot 50 percent (5-of-10) from three-point land.
The TSU defense forced seven turnovers during the opening frame and allowed the Magicians to shoot just 31 percent (9-29) from the field. Lemoyne-Owen was also 1-of-10 from behind the arc.
Much like in the first, Thornton jump-started his team's offense in the second half with an easy lay-in. He added a jumper at the 18:12 mark and an old-fashioned three-point play with just over 15 minutes to go, allowing the Tigers to go up 43-23.
Later in the half, a pretty pass from Miller allowed Covington to slam home a one-handed dunk, putting the Tigers up by 26.
The Tigers closed the game on a 18-5 run, and recorded their most lopsided win since the 1997-98 season.
Tennessee State (5-6) only allowed 18 second-half points and at one point, led by 43 points.
TSU shot 48.1 percent (26-of-54) in the game and outrebounded the Magicians 50-31.
The Tigers will next travel to Murfreesboro on Tuesday Dec. 18 for a match against in-state rival, Middle Tennessee State.
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Football's 'father of the T-formation' joins Loyola's Athletics Hall of Fame
Loyola press release - February 1, 2012
Legendary college football coach Clark Shaughnessy, often credited as the "father of the T-formation" and early innovator of the modern passing game, headlines the Loyola University New Orleans Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2012, which includes baseball players Jerry Brady '62 and David Lindsey '00, and cross country standout Stephanie Legleu Crews '02. Loyola also honored longtime athletic proponent and alumnus Derby Gisclair '73, with the St. Sebastian Award, given annually to an individual who has exhibited outstanding efforts on behalf of Loyola athletes off the field.
The 2012 class was inducted following the Wolfpack's men's basketball game against Auburn University-Montgomery on Jan. 28.
Shaughnessy, who arrived at Loyola in 1926 after leading Tulane University to a Rose Bowl invitation, amassed a 38-19-5 record in six years as head coach. The highlight of his tenure occurred in 1928 when Loyola traveled to take on Notre Dame and the legendary Knute Rockne in their season opener. Despite an early 6-0 lead, Loyola eventually fell to the Irish, 12-6, prompting Rockne to say, "Never get me another 'warm-up game' against a team coached by that guy." Rockne later extended the compliment by saying, "If I can name the two best football coaches in America, one of them is going to be Clark Shaughnessy."
He later coached at the University of Chicago, Stanford University, the University of Maryland, the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Hawaii, and in the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams. He was elected to the College Coaching Hall of Fame in 1968.
Brady, who played second base for the Wolfpack from 1959-62 was considered one of the best defensive players of his era. As a sophomore, Brady was flawless in the field, not committing a single error during the 1960 campaign. A year later, Brady was ranked third in the nation, stealing 18 bases. He also led the Wolfpack in runs scored in 1960 and 1962, and finished with a career batting average of .327. Brady was offered a professional baseball contract by Houston, but chose to stay at Loyola to complete his degree.
Lindsey, catcher and relief pitcher for the Wolfpack from 1997-2000, led the Wolfpack in 2000 with 51 runs batted in, the fourth most in school history. During his career, he drove in 115 runs, which tied for third most in school history. In 1998, Lindsey led the team in home runs, while hitting .310 on the season. As a catcher, he threw out 65 of 88 runners and was twice named an All Gulf Coast Athletic Conference selection. Lindsey is the only Loyola baseball player to be selected in the Major League Baseball amateur draft since the university reinstituted baseball in 1991, getting picked by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 29th round.
Crews was named to the GCAC All-Conference Team all four years of her career and, while competing for Loyola, the Wolfpack placed second in the GCAC Championships and qualified for the NAIA national meet three times. Crews holds several school records, including best times in the 5000 meters, two-mile and three-mile races.
She led the 2001 Wolfpack to the GCAC and NAIA Region 13 women's team titles, and she was a NAIA All-Region selection in 2001. As a track athlete, she holds Loyola records in the 1500m, 3000m and 5000m and was named Academic All-American during her senior year.
Gisclair is a noted baseball historian, author and was an integral part of establishing the Coach Louis "Rags" Scheuermann Baseball Scholarship Fund, serving as a key part of the committee that presented the first annual Rags Scheuermann Scholarship Fundraiser in the spring of 2011.


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Volume 18 Issue 51 | May 5 - 11, 2006
At Vesuvio Playground renovation groundbreaking, from left: Amy Kaplan, of the Lower Manhattan Neighbors Organization for Parks and Playgrounds; Arthur Schwartz, Community Board 2 Waterfront and Parks Committee chairperson; Council Speaker Christine Quinn; Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe; Jennie Delaney, daughter of Tony and Frances Dapolito; Frances Dapolito; Parks Manhattan Borough Commissioner Bill Castro; and Parks Assistant Commissioner Ed Lewis.
A mountain of upgrades coming at Vesuvio Playground
Ground was broken last Thursday for the long-awaited renovation of Vesuvio Park in Soho. Council Speaker Christine Quinn is funding the $2.8 million project, the first renovation of the playground in more than 25 years. Work is expected to be complete by September 2007, according to the Parks Department.
The playground was renamed in the late 1990s for Anthony Dapolito, who died in 2003 and owned the nearby Vesuvio Bakery. The longtime Parks Committee chairperson of Community Board 2, Dapolito, known as Mr. Parks and Mr. Playgrounds, led the way in acquiring property to create open spaces in the Village and Soho. The former Parks Department recreation center at Clarkson St. and Seventh Ave. S. is named in his honor.
Vesuvio Playground has been for most of its life a classic, gritty urban play space, but recently it has started to show its age, said Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe. Now this park, named for the venerable Italian bakery owned by the late neighborhood advocate Tony Dapolito, will be fully renovated to meet the recreational needs of the 21st century, while celebrating the vibrant but vanishing heritage of the Italian Greenwich Village.
Parks will replace the 40-year old swimming pool with a brand-new in-ground swimming pool and install new play equipment and a spray shower.
The project also includes a chess and checkers table with benches, as well as landscaping with new plantings and greenery. The handball courts will also receive a facelift.
Dapolitos former bakery on Prince St. is named for Mount Vesuvius, which in 79 A.D. erupted and destroyed the city of Pompeii. The renovation project was designed in the theme of Pompeii, with Parks designers incorporating research of the historic city into the patterns of the flooring and other elements of the playground.
The playground was acquired in three parcels over the course of 28 years. In 1929 and 1930 Parks purchased two parcels midblock on Thompson St. In 1957, Parks expanded the property south to Spring St. and west to Sullivan St.
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I've imported 355 Companies and 638 Contacts from Maximizer successfully. The unusual thing (to me) is that from the Company view I see no contacts listed. The contact view does have the company field appropriately filled out with the company name. Do I have to go through every company now and manually select all my contacts with the "Add/Remove Contacts" button? I made the incorrect assumption that Contacts and Companies would automatically link and update.
After further checking, the company "company" field name and contact "company" field name are linked through the "Define fields" window. Also, "Preferences" is still set to have new contacts automatically link to their company record.
Thank you in advance for any help!
Right - no automatic linking in the scenario you followed...
That said, you can view the contact list, sort by Company, hilight all of the contacts for a given company, right click and choose 'Add to Company'...
Thank you so much for your response. You mentioned it is not possible in the scenario I followed. Can we change the scenario a little ... say we start over.
Is there anyway to get companies and contacts to automatically link as they are imported (if I started over)? I still have my original text delimited files. Re-importing would be faster than manually linking everything ... IF ... there is some way to automatically link.
The funny thing to me is that the company field is properly populated in the contact view.


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The Bunnell Police Department is investigating whether any of its officers exchanged online messages about Trayvon Martin that cost a Volusia County Beach Patrol officer his job, clickorlando.com is reporting.
The department last week instituted a social-media plicy that prohibits unprofessional, racist and other derogatory communications, according to the website.
The Beach Patrol officer, Todd Snipes, was fired three weeks after posting a comment on Facebook calling Trayvon a "thug."
Trayvon, 17, was shot and killed last year in Sanford by George Zimmerman. A jury last month acquitted Zimmerman, who claimed self-defense.
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Great moments in law enforcement: Hawaii police argue to keep prostitution exemption
Let's try to understand this through a logical syllogism. In Hawaii, as in most states, prostitution is a crime. Police are supposed to stop crime. Therefore, police should stop prostitution — and not participate in it. However, police in Honolulu have an exemption to participate fully (so to speak) in prostitution in order to, er, stop prostitution. And they would like to keep that exemption in place, brah:
Honolulu police officers have urged lawmakers to keep an exemption in state law that allows undercover officers to have sex with prostitutes during investigations, touching off a heated debate.
Authorities say they need the legal protection to catch lawbreakers in the act. Critics, including human trafficking experts and other police, say it's unnecessary and could further victimize sex workers, many of whom have been forced into the trade.
Police haven't said how often — or even if — they use the provision. And when they asked legislators to preserve it, they made assurances that internal policies and procedures are in place to prevent officers from taking advantage of it. …
A Hawaii bill cracking down on prostitution (HB 1926) was originally written to scrap the sex exemption for officers on duty. It was amended to restore that protection after police testimony. The revised proposal passed the state House and will go before a Senate committee Friday.
It's not immediately clear whether similar provisions are in place elsewhere as state law or department policy. But advocates were shocked that Hawaii exempts police from its prostitution laws, suggesting it's an invitation for misconduct.
One rationale or at least analogy would be the war on drugs. It's illegal to buy and sell prohibited drugs (and illegally buy and sell legal drugs too) as well as to use them, but police routinely buy and sell drugs in order to close down trafficking channels. These kinds of undercover operations carry exemptions from prosecution for those illegal acts because we as a society value the end result of the investigations — capturing higher-ups and closing down supply points. We accept that trade-off in large measure because the police who work these undercover assignments don't receive the normal "benefits" of the trade — the use of the drugs, and the profits.
That's clearly not the case when police have sex with prostitutes, no matter how dedicated and detached the officer might be. Besides, one of the reasons for criminalizing prostitution is that it operates on the basis of human trafficking and victimizes women and girls. If police are having sex with prostitutes, does that not add to that victimization — or are police only sleeping with fully self-actualized women of age in these stings? If that's the case, why are they targeting those women rather than try to liberate those being exploited?
This demand for an exemption carries even more irony considering the intent of the bill, emphasis mine:
The Hawaii bill aims to ratchet up penalties on johns and pimps. Selling sex would remain a petty misdemeanor.
Actually, that's the way to attack prostitution — by drying up the demand. How does that square with the exemption, though, when the cop is the john? Who's getting arrested in that scenario? The pimp, perhaps, but that part of the transaction takes place before the sex act transpires (if it happens in the cop's presence at all), not afterward. Prostitution rarely works on unsecured credit.
The Associated Press notes that there isn't much information on whether other jurisdictions allow for that kind of exemption, but perhaps other states should ask that question.