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Has the HS2 train left the station? Why we cannot stop people on benefits from keeping pets and why fines do not seem to be working for companies who make nuisance cold calls.
These are just some of your opinions on our letters page today.
You can read them here and you can send in your own responses or observations on these or any other topic to firstname.lastname@example.com
Lifelines for the River Aire
Coun Elizabeth Nash, City and Hunslet ward
We have had a very tragic weekend with people drowning at different coastal resorts.
It is timely that it should be drawn to the attention of the public that the River Aire in the centre of Leeds in my ward of City and Hunslet, is extremely dangerous. Each year there are between 10 and 20 deaths by people falling into the river.
Most deaths are caused by people who have had too much to drink and are careless of the danger, but others are caused by suicide, high jinks and accidental tumbles.
It is not drowning which causes death but hypothermia. The River Aire, even in summer, is very cold indeed. Within a couple of minutes blood drains from the limbs to protect the vital organs making it impossible for victims to swim to shore. The City Council`s Riverside Working Group with the assistance of the Highways Department, is funding the erection of 12 throw lines for victims to grab. These lines will be contained in sealed boxes similar to defibrillator boxes with a telephone number to ring to open the box. The Fire and Rescue Service will automatically be alerted to respond. But it is far better that everyone should be made aware of this danger to prevent an accident happening.
There may not be anyone in the area who is able to throw a line.
Cycle lanes are not safe
Alex Gillies, Killingbeck
There was a time before the Banks hit skid row and the EU open doors policy went into meltdown, life was looking rosy! I could visit two of my favourite countries, Holland and Belgium. Where pedestrians and cyclist would meander for miles beside rivers, canals into towns and cities using the designated walk and cycle ways.
I would partake in my two favourite hobbies, mountain climbing and sitting outside a bistro supping the local sherbet.
The young ladies would cycle into town wearing lovely dresses, no helmets to spoil their hair and not to be sexist so did some men! Now I have a Super Cycle Highway passing my street and Councillor Lewis says that the planning departmetn "retro-fitted it into an existing imperfect road system".
Would that be the same imperfect systems that they the planning department wasted many millions on to ease traffic congestion, with an obsolete tram/trolley bus system?
Reader if you are still unconvinced that Leeds planning department is not fit for purpose, read on.
Dame Victoria and Sir Bradley will squeeze into their Lycra, put on the shades, helmet and take the thousands of pounds racing bicycle from the spare room and hit the Tour de Suicide. Who designed a cycle / racing track between pedestrians and bus stops? OUCH!
Abusers are from all walks of life
Jennifer Bookbinder, Leeds
I DO not agree with Lennon (Your Feedback, Yorkshire Evening Post, August 30) and his statement that people on benefits should not be allowed to keep any pets.
What, not even a budgie? There would be a lot more dogs and cats put to sleep if this were to happen.
An awful lot of people waste money on all manner of things but you cant stop them,. But, at least, feeding your pet is a necessity.
Unfortunately, animal abuse will always exist, but the abusers come from all walks of life.
Calls unwanted, fines unpaid
R Kimble, Leeds
Several readers have written letters about nuisance calls. I get quite a few about accidents I'm supposed to have had, silent calls and their like.
According to Which ? Campaigns, 22 fines have been handed out to companies but only four have been paid since 2015. Which ? are mounting a further petition should readers wish to check it out and try more to make company bosses accountable and unable to start new companies under a new name
Has HS2 train left the station?
Terry Watson, Adel
Now we are leaving the collapsing EU , it is time to scrap the HS2 railway line?
Every conceivable argument-commercial,economical and environmental-seems to be against what has been called "the worst waste of public money for generations".
The idea came of course from Jacques Delore in1993, in his quest for a more integrated Europe, in other words it was just political. His other disastrous idea was the single currency!
We cannot afford this ludicrously expensive white elephant, nor do we need it. Our present railway system is one of the worst in Europe and one of the most expensive.T he Dutch equivalent of HS2 has been a financial disaster with very few passengers using it. Our new Government must consider all these facts and cancel it. David Cameron would never have considered cancelling, he always put Europe before Britain. How he thought that getting from London to Birmingham 30 minutes quicker was worth what will end up costing close to a 100 billion pounds beggars belief.
Those that have, and have not
P Harrison, Leeds
In reply to K and D Ingle (Your Feedback, Yorkshire Evening Post, August 25), I have read your letters before and thought how fortunate you are to be in a position of not needing a bus pass or a heating allowance.
So many pensioners, myself included, are not lucky enough to be in your financial bracket, so we are grateful for any monetry help given by the Government to aid our travelling and heating.
Most of us have worked hard all our lives for small wages, and even though some of us paid into pension schemes, the reward when we retired was as minimal as our wages were, so maybe you should count your blessings and realise not everyone is as fortunate as you seem to be. In an ideal world we would all be able to donate our heating allowance to charity but as this is unlikely to happen in my lifetime or anytime in the near future, there is always going to be those that have and those that have not.
Town plan more than houses
Alec Denton, Guiseley
I WAS delighted to read some recent comments on the sustainable development of Leeds, and hope one writer's 'joyful' vision of the creation of a new town is shared by those responsible for planning.
His views echo a number of those submitted in response to the Leeds Core Strategy, a document that appeared to be developer-led and largely centred on large estates sited in areas lacking the appropriate infrastructure. Our region does need a substantial numbers of houses to be built, but common sense requires that the bulk should be sited close to jobs and supported by a 'fit-for-purpose' infrastructure. A fully planned new town situated to the south of Leeds would be a once in a lifetime chance for a West Yorkshire solution to a problem that affects the whole of our region, and not just Leeds. It is a solution that will last into the next century and include potentially world class communications links. Is it too much to ask that our planners show the "vision, creativity and imagination" required to create "environmentally friendly, healthy places to live", with access to an "intense business hub for work".
Grammar system worked
Eric Houlder, Pontefract
As an eleven-plus failure, and thirteen-plus success, and later a teacher in secondary modern and grammar schools, I do believe that I can write with some authority on the subject of Grammar schools.
It must be remembered grammar schools were one component of a tripartite systems, comprising grammar, technical and secondary modern schools.
The selection for grammar schools was initially the eleven-plus exam, but what opponents (often deliberately) omit to mention is that secondary modern pupils who showed promise were entered for grammar school entry exams at several points during their school careers.
There was even direct entry to sixth form for promising students, without the need for examination.
The technical college entry examination was taken during the second year at secondary modern school, while candidates for other careers such as nursing were also examined there, but somewhat later in their careers. The system was not foolproof, as shown by the number of ex-secondary modern pupils obtaining Open University degrees, but it worked at least as well as the current one, and probably better where it was fully implemented.


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"[Gaga Stigmata has] very modern, edgy photography to free flowing, urban narratives without censure to analytical essays, et cetera—like Gaga, imagination without ... limits. And the beauty is that anyone can submit work to the site, so artists and writers from all over the [world] have joined this experiment." -The Declaration.org
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Traductor, Traditore: (Un)translating Born This Way's Duplicitous Message
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Thank you Ms. Cohen for such a vividly insightful and courageously honest scrutiny of the messages relayed by Born This Way and of the whole music video itself. I salute you!ReplyDelete
Not many individuals who lose confidence in the people they admire could bring themselves to express what you so wisely spoke in this article. It is understandable that it took you a long time in order to reassess your current knowledge of Gaga's artistic trajectory. But unlike others, you channeled those doubts into unearthing something reconciliatory and constructive. Your experience has no doubt contributed a valuable lesson in the discourse, particularly on how our own tastes are just as important in our continuing appreciation of her cultural project.
But on another note, I don't believe we can hold it against Gaga for causing confusion among her followers. Even though she is Mother Monster herself, we cannot ignore the fact that she is just as flawed and limited as ourselves. For taking up the task of Trickster is arduous enough as it is in handling the temperament of those in power, what more to become ostracized as apparent in the lives of Loki, Prometheus, et al. It is a life of suffering but also a life filled with confidence that her little monsters don't have to endure the pain all on their own and eventually never have to.

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I ran the ProcMon first since it was the easiest to pull down and run.
It compressed rediculouly small from 61MB to 5MB so I was able to attach it
I started to download Windows6.1-KB947821-v22-x64.msu from microsoft.com - 341MB file.
Hit record
download stalled after about 4-5 seconds. I paused it. Waited 10 seconds or so. Resumed the download. it stalled after another 5 seconds. Stopped recording and exported the save file which is attached.
I can capture a 2nd file loading up Diablo III as well if you like for a 2nd set of data.
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I don't believe what I'm seeing correlates with what you mentioned. I'm witnessing some network activity from FF for about 1 second at start of logging, then absolutely no network activity for 20 seconds, followed by network activity for 14 seconds, then no activity for the rest of the log. Observe the attached graph.
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Let me kill the desktop widgets that are running for a clearer picture to eliminate traffic outside of FF. I will try to more accurately time things on my end to correspond. 4-5 seconds were estimates previously.
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You don't really need to get exact timing down, I just need estimates on how many hills and valleys I should expect to see. You seemed to infer that there should be two hills, but I only witness 1 in the middle.
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OK, attached is a second log file - I turned off LogMeIn, as well as all my widgets to clear some background noise (maybe)
Capture starts with the same file being downloaded as before.
I let it run for 30 seconds without touching it, and it seemed to stall out around 10 or so seconds.
Paused the download for 10 seconds I think.
Resumed the download and let it sit for another 30 seconds. It stalled out at the 14-16 second mark.
Please let me know if you'd like a different test run for more info.
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|05 Jun 2012
Something isn't jiving here, this log shows no activity from FF at all, and not just that, but hardly any from any process, with the most being 46KB (96KB total).
I'm not understanding why this isn't working, but it sounds as if we'll need to resort to Xperf.
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|05 Jun 2012
I installed xperf back when we discussed it before.
to verify, I will need to tweak past the quick set up oft "xperf -on DiagEasy" in the CMD run as administrator?
|My System Specs
|05 Jun 2012
You'll want to set it up and run it as instructed here. Remember that you don't need to do the heap profiling.
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|05 Jun 2012
Did the following:
Manually modified registry to value of "1" (cmd line didn't seem to modify it)
Ran CMD as admin
Strarted moitoring with "xperf -on latency -stackwalk profile"
Started download of file
Ran for about 5-6 seconds pulling down 17.8 MB then stalled. I waited 15-20 seconds then clicked pause
Paused download for 10 seconds
Resumed Download
Pulled down 6 MB of data and stalled after 3-4 seconds
Waited another 20 seonds or so.
Paused Download for 10 seconds
Resumed download
Initially downloaded 16.9 MB more over 10 seconds or so, stalled for a moment, continues to download another 25.6 MB over 30 seconds or so. Stalled out.
Paused Download
Stopped xperf with "xperf -d out.etl"
Opened the output file with "xperfview out.etl"
Did a save as to save to desktop with personalized naming convention
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You're a people person. You love helping others, even when that requires patience, empathy, and hard work. You want a career that can take you places. Occupational therapy may be the program for you.
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There is no way to prevent terrorist act if some organization decides to do so, regardless of what level of security government provides. This organization shouldn't be very advanced, rich, or powerful, and actually, it can be only one person. Example of Timothy McVeigh proves this point. So, there are only several ways to decrease the possibility of such attacks. The most of these ways are an issue of changing current immigration laws, since terrorist acts were undertaken by aliens. I can think of several scenarios of changing these laws. There is only one rule: severity of the laws is directly proportional to the level of security inside the country.
Scenario number one is the strictest. Change laws so, that only foreigners who can prove that USA really needs them could enter the country. They can be scientists, or unique specialists, like sportsmen, artists, and so on. No more illegal immigrants.
Everyone without documents must immediately leave the country. No more international students. The problem of family reunification can be resolved in two ways. First, allow only closest relatives to enter the country (spouse and kids under 21). Second way is simply do not allow relatives to enter the country. This scenario is the least realistic, but it provides almost 100 percent guarantee that no more terrorist acts will take place. It is not realistic, because modern US economy is based on using cheap labor of illegal immigrants, so the economy must be totally restructured in this case.
Next scenario is basically consists of making immigration laws more strict for Islamic countries and any other countries that support terrorist groups. Although it is not a democratic way, but it will decrease the probability of future attacks, because the reasons of the attacks are based on religious distinctions between Islamic countries...


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What do you do when you don't have time to make a full layout?
When I don't have time or energy, I prepare a background in some way. In this case, I watercolored on a couple sheets of the Embossed White stack out at Joann stores.
That fulfills me creatively when I can't scrap.
This is a photo strip from a taping of 'The Talk' which I attended with a friend. The perks of living in LA ;) We found we have a lot of things in common and I'm glad to have made a new friend. Making new friends can be very difficult once you're an adult.
The pieces I used for layering are from the DCWV 6x6 stitched and mixed media stacks.
The feathers are embossed wood veneer. Love how they turned out!
This next layout is from a little photo shoot at the local botanical gardens. She was having so much fun playing with the leaves that day.
I was having a hard time finding papers that would work with the colors in the photo, so I decided to make my own background instead. The layers of paper are from the watercolor stack
Some of these embellishments are more than 10 years old!!!
I've been really trying to use the things in my stash so I took them out of the package and put them in a little bowl on my desk. That's the first place I reach into when my layouts need just one more thing.
Hope you're having a lovely day!


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UK researchers say they have developed a simple blood test to detect Parkinson's disease even at the earliest stages. The test detects a substance in the blood indicative of Parkinson's well before physical symptoms appear.
The substance, called "phosphorylated alpha-synuclein," is common in people with Parkinson's disease.
"A blood test for Parkinson's disease would mean you could find out if a person was in danger of getting the disease, before the symptoms started," said David Allsop, Ph.D. "This would help the development of medicines that could protect the brain, which would be better for the quality of life and future health of older people."
To develop the blood test for Parkinson's disease, Allsop and colleagues studied a group of people diagnosed with the disease and a second group of healthy people of a similar age.
Blood samples from each group were analyzed to determine the levels of phosphorylated alpha-synuclein present. They found those with Parkinson's disease had increased levels of the substance.
Based upon these findings, researchers developed a blood test that detects the presence of phosphorylated alpha-synuclein, which could allow for diagnosis of the disease well before symptoms appear but when brain damage has already begun to occur.
"When most people think of Parkinson's disease, they think of the outward symptoms, such as involuntary movements," said Gerald Weissmann, M.D., Editor-in-Chief of the FASEB Journal, "but many people with Parkinson's also develop neurological problems that may be more difficult to detect right away.
"Having a blood test not only helps doctors rule out other possible causes of the outward symptoms, but it also allows for early detection which can help patients and their caregivers prepare for the possibility of the mental, emotional, and behavioral problems that the disease can cause."
The report explaining the discovery and test development process is found in the FASEB Journal.
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Reno's Silver Legacy Casino in Bankruptcy Protection
Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee, May 22, 2012With a big push from Northern California's Indian casinos, one of Reno's largest casinos has fallen into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The Silver Legacy, once hailed as the savior of Reno's troubled casino industry, has instead become the most visible symbol of Northern Nevada's inability to draw gambling tourists from the all-important California market.
The 37-story resort, with 1,700 rooms, a laser-light show and a silver-mining rig looming over the casino floor, filed for bankruptcy reorganization last week. The filing followed the collapse of a deal to restructure $142.8 million in debts.
The Silver Legacy will stay open. In a letter posted on the resort's website, chief executive Gary Carano promised "business as usual."
But the Northern Nevada market remains deeply troubled, and Reno gambling consultant Ken Adams said one of Reno's casinos could close.
"Long term, there are too many casinos in the market," he said.
The Silver Legacy opened in 1995, a $300 million-plus joint venture between the Carano family and MGM Resorts. The Caranos own the Eldorado hotel and casino and MGM owns Circus Circus, which flank the Silver Legacy.
At the time, the Silver Legacy was intended to help Reno win back customers from Las Vegas. Indian gambling in California was more of a nuisance than a threat.
That changed when California voters approved full-fledged Indian gambling in 2000. In particular, the opening of Thunder Valley Casino near Lincoln in 2003 has peeled away scores of Bay Area and Sacramento residents who used to flock to Reno.
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Under the Regulation respecting the report on pay equity, employers may have to file declarations to provide or update certain information regarding pay equity.
Up until July 8, 2015, this was imposed upon employers with 6 or more employees. On July 8, the Regulation was amended to raise this threshold to 11 employees. In other words, employers with fewer than 11 employees are now exempt from this requirement.
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Once the defensive intensity increased Saturday afternoon, No. 1 Mater Dei High School defeated Servite, 64-44, in the Angelus League finale at Chapman College's Hutton Sports Center.
The win completed the Monarchs' perfect regular season (10-0 in league, 25-0 overall) and extended their winning streak to 54, the second-longest in CIF Southern Section history. They were tied at 53 with Compton (1951-53). Compton set the record of 66 from 1968-70.
The Monarchs played a sloppy first half that included eight turnovers and nine missed free throws, five of which were the front ends of one-and-one situations. Despite the poor play, Mater Dei led at the half, 29-25.
"It was our defensive intensity that turned the game around," Mater Dei Coach Gary McKnight said. "After a few words at the half, they came out and just went to work."


text: Chopper48104 13 Report post Posted December 22, 2017 Well, this is it! After spending the last year getting my Scout Trooper up to Lancer specs, it's finally time to start working on some of the other projects that have been clogging up my basement. Here's what I've got -- Armor: Started with WTF, ended up using Troopermaster in the end Gloves: Black nomex flight gloves DLT-19: Hyperfirm Backpack: Deep discount hand me down. Needs some cleanup and refurbishing, but usable Here's what I still need to get -- I've done some recon work (and a lot of the materials seem to be available through trooperbay), but I could use some feedback as to whether or not I'm headed the right direction, or if there are better options? I did check the MEPD Officer Training thread, but a lot of the links don't work anymore. Neck seal: Trooperbay? Pouches: Trooperbay? Boots: Imperial boots Paudron: Trooperbay or Trooper1? Undersuit: Trooperbay or Renaissance Dancewear? (recommended from Looksirdroids?) Belt: Trooperbay? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Evening all. Well there were some drawing plans for today that have as yet gone astray, but I'll hopefully bring them into tomorrow's blog.
Firstly today was beautiful, sunny and bright, and as we are in September I feel it's important to make the most of the last of the Summer Sun, as Winter feels a long time grey. I took a nice amble on to the Heath and got some inspiration from the Trees, which I'll talk more about tomorrow.
As now we are in the Ogham Tree Calendar month of Muin - the Vine/Bramble I spent some time connecting with, and munching on the Blackberry Brambles...I sat and meditated by a large area of Bramble that was shaped like a mound or a lodge, with a small doorway in it. I'll post my thoughts and sketches on this tomorrow!
The afternoon was swept away with photographing Pendants and updating my Etsy Shop - it does take a long time, but it was worth it! Popped some of my newest Pendants on there, so do take a look if you get a mo! :)
So the photos today are more progress on my Medusa painting... still a little way to go, but I'll share some of the images. The photo quality is not that great as they were taken on my i phone in all different lighting.
Medusa without her mask...


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Three people have been arrested in Lichfield as part of a series of police raids.
The Operation Justice campaign saw officers visit addresses across Staffordshire.
Those held in Lichfield were arrested on suspicion of crimes including taking a vehicle without consent and possession with the intent to supply.
Chief Superintendent Wayne Jones said: "Today's activity targeted people who have recently been identified through forensic or CCTV work, so an early morning knock at the door was a surprise for a few people who were not expecting us.
"This operation was and is about reassuring victims and helping to keep people safe.
"My officers are dedicated in their determination to respond to the wishes of the community.
When people call Staffordshire Police for help and support following a crime most want to see some form of sanction or justice delivered and it is our job to make sure that this happens."
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By Frances Allitt
Dealers are often on the move. Here, ATG takes another look at some of the dealers that have recently taken up new premises (or are planning to do so) around the UK and beyond. They range from a new London location for a long-standing jewellery firm to Drew Pritchard opening a shop in his local town.


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Saturday, March 31, 2012
My 12 month (366 days) calendar: March and April
Here is March completed. I can show the full page here, but
if you want to read the minutia, I have to show you the left side, then
the right side. I still think March is filled with Blarney! Maybe a few shamrocks, too. But I sure didn't find a pot of gold or even a lucky horseshoe.
Maybe April will be luckier. After all, it IS the month of my BEARTHDAY. It's pretty appropriate that the Queen of FREE (that's me) was born on the biggest recycle day of the year!
I'd like to thank Kate at The Kathryn Wheel for hosting this calendar again this year, and for always being so supportive. Were it not for her encouragement, I would probably not be here today, showing my monthly offerings. So please be sure to visit her stamp-a-licious blog and check out all the great March and April calendar pages from others, too.
18 thoughtful remarks:
- see you there! said...
April already, whew! I enjoyed being able to see what was on your notes for March. It must be fun to look back over the months and see all you did.
- 4:33 PM, March 31, 2012
This calendar journalling idea is really good.Limits the amount of writing, but is a record nonetheless.
- 4:42 PM, March 31, 2012
- elle said...
I do find this intriguing, Elizabeth. maybe next year!
- 5:28 PM, March 31, 2012
- sandee said...
I wish I had known about doing something like this, maybe next time around. waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
- 5:56 PM, March 31, 2012
- ~*~Patty said...
March just about history and April is upon us...gosh...where did the time go...you've been busy and your calendar pages show that so well!
a really fun project to see each month
- 6:05 PM, March 31, 2012
- voodoo vixen said...
I can't believe its April already... that's a quarter of the year gone already!! March sure was a busy month for you... especially with the additional work of the AB classes!!
- 7:42 AM, April 01, 2012
- Craftymoose Crafts said...
I enjoyed seeing your calendar for March--you sure have been busy! I like the entry for March 24!
- 10:45 AM, April 01, 2012
- Cath Wilson said...
Great pages as ever and you've obviously been busy. I love your freedom with colour and paints - great work x
- 1:58 PM, April 01, 2012
- Janique de Suisse said...
Yes April will be luckier, because it's my birthday too ;-))))) Beautiful background !!
- 2:34 PM, April 01, 2012
- Sandra Hall said...
Lovely colourful backgrounds :D
- 1:00 AM, April 02, 2012
- flutterbycrafter said...
Gorgeous, nice to see something different for a change, brilliant ideas you've had
- 9:04 AM, April 02, 2012
- Liverpool Lou (Anne) said...
Hi Elizabeth, love the background colours for March :-) You certainly are busy. Hope your onine course is going well, you're putting a lot of work into it.
Anne x
- 1:16 PM, April 02, 2012
- Liverpool Lou (Anne) said...
Forgot, hope you have a wonderful birthday ;-)
Anne xx
- 1:17 PM, April 02, 2012
- dianehobbit said...
I need to take a leaf out of your journal and write short pieces each day, I could ramble on and on some days.
- 1:37 PM, April 02, 2012
- Linda said...
I'm thrilled to have come across Kate's blog and this project and am loving it too! Great painted splattered and swiped backgrounds Elizabeth!
- 1:49 PM, April 02, 2012
- Rory Fugerson said...
Using these type of calendars would really help specially when you need to write things long enough to cover the whole calendar. Sometimes online calendars fail to give that feature which makes this monthly calendar still great.
- 2:00 AM, April 03, 2012
- Carol said...
I like the use calendars of previous month and the following months.
- 8:01 AM, April 04, 2012
- thekathrynwheel said...
Yay! Lovely calendar pages, and I'm so happy that you are still with this challenge :-) It's nice to see the close-ups of your journaling squares. Happy birthday!
- 4:31 AM, April 18, 2012


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Masters of Computer Application (MCA) admission 2011 in Assam is being offered by many institutes, college or universities such as Assam Engineering College (AEC), North Eastern Regional Institute of Management (NERIM) and many others within the state. Recently, Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Management and Technology (GIMT) has also announced the admission for its three years MCA programme which is offered as a regular full-time course. This post graduate degree course is affiliated under the Gauhati university of Assam and has also got the necessary approval from the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) in order to conduct such a course. Located in Hathkhowapara (Azara) in Guwahati, GIMT has established itself as one of the best educational destination which has been imparting high standards and quality education in all its departments since its inception in 2006. It is an institute which is under the Shrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA) of Assam that has been existing since 1992 as the first Junior College of the state.
Eligibility Criteria and Selection Procedure in GIMT Guwahati
GIMT has issued a notification regarding the admission for the MCA degree for the new session of 2011-2014 and as such also highlighted the various requirements that will be taken into consideration for determining a students eligibility and selecting him for admission. As for the eligibility, the applicant has to be a graduate in any discipline and must have a score of 50% for unreserved and 45% in case of reserved candidates in either the Major or aggregate marks. In addition, the applicant needs to have Mathematics as one of its subject in the Higher Secondary (H.S.) level so as to be considered fit for the course. Students who have recently appeared in the graduation final exam may also apply and the underlying condition for such applicants is that they must be in a position to produce the certificates of the said examinations before 31st day of August 2011 in order to be considered for admission.
The Department of Computer Application of Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Management and Technology (GIMT) will be conducting a selection test or more precisely an admission test based on which admission will be allowed and the same will be held on 6th June 2011. Applicants would also be able to avail scholarship for MCA course as per the rules set by GIMT Assam.
MCA Admission Forms & Prospectus of GIMT Guwahati
The admission forms and prospectus for MCA Admission (2011-14) can be obtained from its campus at Azara and a fee of Rs.500 has to be paid in cash for the same. Alternatively, one can also download the forms and prospectus and avail all other details from the official website www.gimt-guwahati.ac.in. In case of using the downloadable application forms, you will need to pay the fee of Rs.500 in the form of Demand Draft which must be drawn in favor of Shrimanta Shankar Academy and must be payable at Guwahati. The forms and prospectus are issued from the 31st March, 2011 and are available for all interested students willing to take admission in MCA degree. Counselling and admission will be held on the 3rd week of July 2011 whereas the classes for the said programme will commence from the 1st week of August 2011.
This notification can be found in their official website as mentioned once above or you can download GIMT admission advertisement which includes some more details about the features provided and some important contact details. It must be noted here that those students who have secured marks above 60% in the graduation examinations will be given some preference while making selection for admission to the Master of Computer Application course in GIMT.


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Well I was hoping to have two pictures for you to see, but the second one will have to wait until my next blog - it is like the Internet in Australia is on a 'go slow' strike! Frustration is my second name today, however Andrew has finally got the changes up and running for our web site - way to go Andrew - be patient if they are slow we are working on it.
How do you like our Margaret's Magnificent Medley pillow using the largest size three-dimensional flower - it is around 8in in diameter - we just loved creating this pillow. The flowers are held onto the silk pillow with a large pin, so the flowers can be removed should the pillow need cleaning - the pillow is a rather fun technique which we will share with you in a future edition of Creative Expressions. The flower on the chair is a pin that you can attach to a dress, jacket, hat or purse - edged with black feathers with a beaded stamens and crystals in the center.
Simon is off on his US teaching tour on Sunday the 21st and will be away for four weeks - long trip extending up into Canada - both US coasts and down into Texas as well as down south east to Florida - he is going to be busy. Simon will also be teaching in Puyallup as well as being on the Jenny Haskins' products stand so do stop by and say Hi.
Well so far so good with posting this blog, have made several attempts, so will not push my luck any further - I am 'baby sitting' Sam's puppy Lottie to night so I had better put Honey and her to bed - they have been playing and are exhausted.
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Carl Wills has been fishing in Long Island Sound for 58 years, and two months ago, for the first time in his life, he saw a sea turtle.
Working a night shift for a charter fishing company out of City Island in the Bronx, Wills, 61, was taking a moment to relax when the four-foot-wide turtle surfaced alongside the boat, the Island Current II.
"All of a sudden, this big thing comes out of the water and sticks its head up. What the hell?" says Wills, describing his reaction. "It was amazing to see that."
Six species of sea turtle are found in U.S. waters, and they all usually dwell in the southeastern or Chesapeake Bay region. They are also not the only warm water animals to be living in Long Island Sound this fall.
Water temperatures in the Sound have been gradually rising for the past 30 years, a trend many area scientists attribute to global warming. Waters in the region around New York are warming faster than any other region in the country, and hit a record high this year on the eve of Hurricane Sandy. The trend threatens to destabilize a fragile marine ecosystem and the livelihoods of local fishermen already struggling to break even.
This year's high water temperatures seem to be the result of an unusually warm winter persisting into the spring and summer months, according to scientists. They add that unseasonably high air temperatures are also coupled to the warming water.
The warming water in the region is disrupting traditional migration patterns, says Josh Kohut, an assistant professor in marine and coastal sciences at Rutgers.
"We've heard stories from guys out on the ocean that it's just a really different ocean this year," says Kohut.
Longer stays, new visitors
The waters around New York were already subject to some of the most dramatic annual temperate shifts, with ocean temperatures ranging from 40 degrees in the winter to 80 degrees in the summer. As a result, the region has always hosted some of the most migratory fish species on the planet.
And as hordes of fish clog New York's waterways on their journeys north and south, Island Current customers drop their lines. Day trips get especially frenzied, with customers piling cold-adapted bluefish and warm-adapted sea robins up to their ankles.
Wills repairs houses on City Island during the day, skipping the fast-paced day fishing trips for the calmer night runs—his natural habitat. Night fishing is all about the long game. The slightest purr of a boat engine can startle a school, so one night a few weeks ago, the fishermen huddled inside their coats, watching their lines and murmuring fishing stories, flicking flaming cigarette butts into the salty night air.
The tranquility is broken when Wills gets hold of a recently-caught dogfish. The fish looks like a shark, and he grabs it by the tail and carries it around the small boat, his cigarette wagging between his stubbly gray beard, poking people with the creature and softly humming the "Jaws" theme music.
A warm-adapted species, dogfish are rarely caught this late in the fall, when they typically begin to migrate south. According to Kohut rising ocean warmth off the coast of New York are delaying the temperature triggers that prompt some fish migration. The trend has important consequences for local marine biodiversity.
"You would see a difference in the composition of species off our coast," says Kohut. "I think there would be winners and losers."
Who are the victors and the vanquished? Penny Howell, a fisheries biologist for the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has been studying 25 years of fishing catch reports for the Long Island Sound.
Howell found that warm-adapted species have grown in abundance in the Sound while cold-adapted species have declined. She notes, however, that the overall population and diversity of fish in the Sound has increased.
"We're kind of gaining these mid-Atlantic species in slightly greater amounts and diversity than we're losing the abundance of our usual cold-adapted species," she says.
Howell adds that in a 25-year time frame her research showed a huge change in species diversity over just five years.
"Which was bigger than I thought it would be," she says, considering the species that inhabit Long Island Sound are typically more resistant to temperature changes.
Debate over causes
Still, while scientists agree the warming trend is at least partly a result of human-induced global warming, they are quick to remind that they're in uncharted territory. The science is young and the concrete, long-term consequences of the trend will only be understood through more research, they say.
Wills, like many other fishermen, doesn't buy the climate change explanation.
"We never had a winter last year, so the water never got cold," he says. "I don't think it's going to stay like that. We'll have a cold winter and it'll be back to normal, I hope."
Warmer water holds less oxygen, meaning fish generally flee for cooler, more hospitable waters. The sea turtle wasn't the only oddity Wills observed on the water two months ago. The bluefish his customers typically caught in droves that time of year were nowhere to be seen.
Earlier that summer, temperatures hit 80 degrees in Long Island Sound. Wills says cooler air made the water steam. Bunker fish floated to the surface, dead from the lack of oxygen.
Still, Wills is reluctant to blame global warming.
"I only see we had no winter this year, so strange fish are coming down. I might not see them again," he says.
Instead, local fishermen are more worried about how shifting species migration could hurt their already struggling industry.
Regulations seen lagging
Mike Theiler, 47, has been a commercial lobsterman in Long Island Sound for over 20 years. He doesn't think government fishery management, specifically quota-based management, is keeping pace with the changing marine population dynamics.
Regulations introduced in the late 1990s "compartmentalized" some fishermen, limiting the different species they were allowed to catch. Theiler says they have not been updated to account for the changing species populations.
"We're bound by the quotas that were set back in the '90s when the range was not this far north," says Theiler. "We should be allowed to harvest the fish that are here in abundance."
Theiler gave the example of black sea bass, a species that has also only recently begun appearing in Long Island Sound.
"Connecticut should, in a perfect world, probably have four times the sea bass quota we have," he says. "When [the quotas] were set we really didn't catch that much sea bass, it didn't bother us one bit. If I could keep that huge basket of sea bass I'm throwing back every day it would really change my bottom line."
Theiler said the majority of fishermen in the area "are just scratching by."
"If you have a major breakdown you're in trouble, you're in real trouble. We definitely need to take another look at the way we're managing these migratory species," he says.
Years ago, he says, "whatever was in abundance, we fished it. Now they're trying to go back to that, but the horse is already out the barn."
Various fisheries regulators are discussing changing the quota system, but instead of returning to old methods they are researching ways to incorporate the effects of global warming into how they assess fish stocks and assign quotas.
The popular solution is an ecosystem-based management program, as opposed to the current species-based program. Such a program would account for the effects of global warming, pollution, and human activity on the marine population, including changing migration patterns.
The species-based program, meanwhile, determines how much a population can be fished in reference to how fast the species can grow and reproduce with a fixed, and usually only roughly estimated, amount of mortality from other causes.
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is one regulator exploring an ecosystem-based program. Steve Heins, a marine biologist with the department's Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources, says the overhaul in management would likely take at least a year, and was worried the program wouldn't get the level of support necessary to get off the ground.
"We're just dividing existing resources into smaller and smaller pots, and if we go this way we're going to need a lot of support from Congress and state agencies," says Heins. "I'm a little worried, because it's complex and it's new, it won't get the support."
Theiler says regional politics are delaying potential changes to quotas even more. He says southern and mid-Atlantic states "are not about to give up a portion of the pie to us. It's just not about to happen."
Quotas can be changed through the regional councils and the Atlantic States Fisheries Commission. Heins notes that, in order to change quotas, New York would have to get several other states to vote with them.
"When you go to a council meeting and you have to convince everyone around you to vote your way, it's pretty challenging," says Heins.
Time to change course?
Many scientists accept the need to move slowly. They note that research on the effects global warming may be having in local waters dates only to the 1990s, a relatively short span for climate study.
Howell makes the argument that it's in the best interests of fishermen to move slowly with the potential overhaul of the fishery management program.
"When you go into the situation where you're determining people's livelihood I think we have to be much more certain," she says. "It's much more important to be slow and correct than be quick and wrong."
But others believe it's unwise to delay action. John Manderson, a habitat ecologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, says it's going to be "very difficult to have definitive conclusions," and that at some point "we're going to have to take precautionary action."
Hurricane Sandy, he says, has added a sense of urgency to this call for change.
"You're going to wait for us to tell you with 100 percent certainty this is happening?" he asks. "We can tell you with 100 percent certainty when it's over."


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Steven Gerrard can't bear to listen to tributes from Liverpool's supporters because they would "probably break" him.
The 34-year-old will leave Anfield at the end of the season, ending his 27-year association with the club.
During an interview with LFCTV an emotional Gerrard admitted hearing messages from his adoring fans would be too difficult.
He said: "No I don't want to listen to them. It will probably break me.
"The important people here are the supporters, they're the key to any football club and I'm lucky enough to play in front of the best ones in the world.
"Some of the things I've seen already and what I'll probably see in the future makes it tough to move on."
Gerrard has already confirmed he will move to the MLS in the summer, saying: "I can tell the supporters at the moment that it will be America.
"I'm not over the line with any team just yet. I'm close and as soon as I know I will make the announcement."
He is expected to sign a sign an 18-month deal with LA Galaxy.
Fellow ex-England skipper David Beckham joined the Galaxy from Real Madrid in 2007 and spent five years in Los Angeles.


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- Apr 26:
- Baseball: Fairview stuns Boulder with unlikely rally
- Apr 17:
- Baseball: Boulder has to forfeit win over Fort Collins
- Apr 14:
- Baseball: Boulder impressive in all phases at Fort Collins
- Apr 5:
- Baseball: Boulder drops league opener in extra innings to Mountain Range
- Mar 17:
- Baseball: High-scoring Panthers improve to 2-0
- Jul 30:
- Baseball: Boulder Legion B wins rain-delayed state final over Elizabeth
- Jul 29:
- Baseball: Boulder Legion B reaches state championship game
- Jul 27:
- Baseball: Boulder outlasts Jefferson Academy in thrilling American Legion B state opener
- Apr 27:
- Baseball: Hunter Owens' big blasts help Fairview roll Boulder
- Apr 20:
- Baseball: Blake Rohm powers Broomfield past Boulder
- Apr 13:
- Baseball: Mason Hitz delivers for Boulder against Monarch
- Mar 8:
- Baseball: Abundance of seniors adds to Fairview-Boulder rivalry
Boulder passed on a chance for perfection. And the Panthers were OK with it.
On yet another unusually hot and sunny mid-March Saturday afternoon, they had little trouble in taking down Rangeview 7-0 in Class 5A nonleague play at Scott Carpenter Field. What's more, Boulder left-handed starter Jackson Dinkel was perfect through five innings, setting down all 15 Raiders he faced.
However, new Panthers coach Carmen Rivas elected to take out Dinkel to begin the sixth. It's March, lots of season remains and the coach is gauging arms as well as his team's rotation.
Plus, he's human.
"You never plan for a perfect game," said Rivas, whose team improved to 3-0. "I struggled with it a little bit and I'm struggling with it now. I just made a decision to go with (a change)."
As it was, junior Sanjay Solomon came on in the sixth, recorded a groundout to extend the perfect string to 16, then saw it end on an infield error. An inning later, Rangeview's Gonzalo Luevano smacked a one-out single to break up the no-hitter.
"Yeah, we have a plan to try and get our pitching staff together," Rivas said.
And there was no grumbling from Dinkel.
"You've got to respect the coach's decision," he said without a hint of animosity. "I would have loved to go back out there, but I respect his decision."
Adding that he's "not mad at him," Dinkel said he realizes it's early in the season, there will be other opportunities and the victory is what matters most. Besides, he was sharp, mixing his fastball with off-speed offerings, and threw only 45 pitches.
"My arm felt good," he said.
Rangeview first-year coach Rick Spriggs also was impressed with Dinkel.
"We didn't come out to pay very well, but I tip my hat to him," he said. "He did throw a great baseball game, spotting his pitches real well."
Boulder scored three times in each of the first two innings off Rangeview starter and loser Isaiah Carrillo to take control. Add a Rangeview (1-3) infield error to open the game, singles by Aiden Chandler, Max Bajza, Dinkel and Cameron Mainland, as well as a couple of walks and sacrifice flies by Bajza and Henry Ryan, and Boulder quickly made it 6-0.
All told, Dinkel, who also struck out five Raiders, added two hits, Chandler scored three times and smacked two safeties, and Razja drove home three. There wasn't an extra-base hit in the game.
The Panthers will face Fruita Monument on Wednesday, then spend a week in Arizona while playing on spring break.
Rivas, who also coached at Centaurus and Monarch, said he likes "our leadership. We're an old team, we have a lot of seniors. These guys have played together for a long time and I'm just kind of letting them play."
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Boulder 330 100 x - 7 7 3
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E - Venacore, Angoco, Carrillo, Davis, Bajza, Hitz. DP - Boulder. LOB - Rangeview 3, Boulder SB - Hitz, Chandler 2. CS - Cunningham.
W - Dinkel. L - Carrillo. HBP - Ryan (by Carrillo); Chandler (by Lyster). WP - Lyster, SF - Rajza, Ryan. T -1:27.
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Boulder 7, Rangeview 0
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Rangeview 000 000 0 — 0 1 3
Boulder 330 100 x — 7 7 3
W — Boulder Dinkel. L — Carrillo.
Rangeview hitting (ab-r-h-rbi) — Peacock cf 2-0-0-0, Clanton 2b 3-0-0-0, Angoco rf 2-0-0-0, Cameron rf 1-0-0-0, Luevano dh-1b 3-0-1-0, Vanacore 3b 3-0-0-0, Cooper c 3-0-0-0, Lyster 1b-p 2-0-0-0, Morris lf 2-0-0-0, Benavides ss 2-0-0-0, Carrillo p 0-0-0-0. Totals 23-0-1-0. SB —Chandler 2.
Boulder hitting (ab-r-h-rbi) — Cunningham lf 4-1-1-0, Chandler 1b-3b 2-3-1-0, Dinkel p-1b 3-0-2-1, Sullivan cr 0-2-0-0, Bajza c 2-0-1-3, Moore cr 0-0-0-0, Mainland rf 4-0-1-1, Davis 3b 2-0-0-0, Solomon p 0-0-0-0, Ryan ss 1-0-0-1, Katz cf 3-0-0-0, Hitz 2b 2-1-0-0. Totals 23-7-6-6. SB —Hitz.
Rangeview pitching (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) — Carillo 3-4-6-6-4-0, Lyster 3-3-1-1-1-1.
Boulder pitching (ip-h-r-er-bb-so) — Dinkel 5-0-0-0-0-5, Solomon 2-1-0-0-1-2.


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I've had this nagging problem with our email for quite awhile now, maybe a year or so. I'm more of a desktop/server/software troubleshooter, not so much into the networking stuff. My boss is the network admin. I've been getting much more involved in our firewalls and routers as of late. I noticed that TLS hasn't been working for some reason. I didn't figure out why until today. It hasn't been a big issue because we've been getting emails anyway, but someone from outside our organization has now sent me two emails in the last month and a half with bounces he's received.
Diagnostic-Code: smtp; 510 Did not receive the expected protocol response.
It's sporadic though, he didn't always have this problem. I was determined to figure it out today. There are people out there who don't really care if something is working well, as long as it's working – I'm not one of those. If I'm responsible for it, it's going to function properly.
We have a firewall in front of our email gateway, an ASA to be exact. I have spent all day working on this, bouncing between our email gateway and the firewall trying to determine where the problem is. I noticed that email from our email server to the gateway was encrypted and from the gateway to the email server was as well. But anything coming to the gateway from the outside and anything going out from the gateway was not. So, ding ding ding, it has to be firewall.
I'm getting more comfortable working with the firewall, but it always makes me anxious because I'm afraid to break something. Essentially what was happening was that the ESMTP inspection was dropping the TLS packets since it couldn't actually inspect them. Which would be why their server wasn't receiving the expected response. It's annoying though, that I didn't see any indication of packets being dropped in the logs. Maybe I wasn't looking in the right place. It makes me wonder who else has been having this problem and just not reaching out to us to let us know. I used the GUI for this, but there are commands to run it as well that you can see here at Experts Exchange.
For the GUI: In ASDM go to configuration -> firewall -> service policy rules -> under Global; global_policy, right click on inspection_default and edit -> go to the Rule Actions tab -> uncheck ESMTP.
As soon as I did that and hit apply I went back to my gateway and saw everything being sent/received in TLS now. Mission accomplished.


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Sing a Song of Blackbirds
Vulture Initiates
Vulture Initiates are the lowest members in the Vultures' hierarchy. They wear the tattered cloaks that are the mark of all Vultures, but bear no other distinguishing insignia. Initiates can be trained in any of the magical arts, but because druids tend to rise in the ranks so quickly initiates tend to be sorcerers, wizards, oracles, alchemists, or even clerics.


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A Broward County school system program that allows students to take a middle step between kindergarten and first-grade gained national attention Wednesday night.
The program was touted on the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, because of a recommendation by a national research foundation that is a pioneer in early childhood development.
"That school system was aware of individualities of youngsters," said Jackie Haines, director of the developmental department for the Gesell Institute.
"Broward County is very large, and for a large school system to implement any program is not easy," she said. "It depends on the commitment of the educator. In that early childhood development department, the professionalism is very high and they are very good role models."
Five years ago, Broward school officials began working with the Gesell Institute to provide an alternative for children who were not quite ready for the first grade, the way some children aren't as ready to walk at 12 months as others.
From a pilot program in two elementary schools, the Broward school system now operates a pre-first grade in 88 of its 97 elementary schools.
The pre-first program started at Coral Springs Elementary and at Bayview Elementary in Fort Lauderdale about five years ago.
"What we're trying to do is match the curriculum with the child," said Linda Coffey, director of the Broward school system's Early Childhood Development Division. "To do that with success without undue stress or frustration -- achieving that is one of our big goals in primary education."
Coffey estimated that the school system has 1,800 students in the pre-first program. She said some of those students tend to be chronologically younger than their peers, as well as developmentally younger.
The Early Childhood Development Division's studies show that students who are placed in pre-first grade often are at the top of their classes once they reach the first grade, Coffey said.
Coral Springs Elementary Principal John Van Boven said he volunteered his school as a pilot because his kindergarten teachers were teaching him how to look at a child's developmental age.
"Not every child walked at the same time," he said. "Children need to be a good, strong 6-year-old to be in the first grade or else it's something that creates stress. Pre-first grade is less pencil-, paper-type activities."


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Ellen Page is gay. Yes, the woman who supposedly used to date Alexander Skarsgard. Which obviously never happened -- or Ellen hadn't quite figured things out yet. I'm gonna go with never happened. The star of Juno bravely and nervously announced her sexual orientation at an LGBTQ conference by saying:
I'm here today because I am gay. And because maybe I can make a difference. To help others have an easier and more hopeful time. Regardless, for me, I feel a personal obligation and a social responsibility.
Once was a time when coming out was absolutely verboten (Rock Hudson), then it just became kind of career destroying (Ellen DeGeneres) but now it's like Eh? What? Didn't we already know? a la Lance Bass, Anderson Cooper, Neil Patrick Harris, and Queen Latifah. We even have sports figures coming out now.
I'm not sure which category to put this one in, probably more like, Wasn't she dating Alexander Skarsgard?! Pfft. Lame rumors.
Ellen said: "I am here to today because I am gay. [standing ovation!] And because maybe I can make a difference. I feel a personal obligation and social responsibility. I'm tired of hiding and tired of lying by omission."
You go, girl, be yourself! Let others know it's okay too!
Anyway, congrats on Ellen coming out! Here's her very touching speech:
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May 20th, 2011
I finally interviewed 이동현 Yi Donghyeon who manages the ongoing performances at Pungryu Theatre. It was a good interview, he didn't have much time but he answered questions very directly. Very useful information about how the theatre books, advertises and runs their shows.
In the evening I headed to 서강대 Sogang University for the 상모/사물놀이 sangmo/samulnori class. It was really awesome because 이종휘 Yi Jonghui my super excellent teacher allowed me to go straight into sangmo practice and keep concentrating on that all night. He also taught me this short snippet of 소고춤 sogochum. The idea is that with a proper sangmo routine and a short bit of sogochum I could actually do my own little show (5 minutes? 7 minutes?) after I get back to UCLA. While I did sangmo the rest of the class played samulnori (they actually got out all the instruments) and then in the last hour (we did 2.5 hours of class) I was joined by two others on sangmo.
May 21st, 2011
Did a ton of really good writing and went to see "Source Code" with Karjam.
May 22nd, 2011
Not that exciting of a day, sat with my best Korean male friend, 허창열 Heo Changyeol, who is totally one of the only people I can talk to honestly about my research and had a great talk. It could have been a little more thought-provoking if he'd disagreed with what I was saying or had a really different viewpoint, but mostly today I was saying stuff and he was making notes and agreeing. Even if I didn't get any huge new insights, I was able to confirm some ideas that I wanted to run past him and talk research.


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Friday's first intrasquad game gave Orioles like Reynolds the opportunity to finally similate a gameday competition.
"It was good to go play and put on your uniform, (to) face live pitching and be put in a game situation," Reynolds said. "It feels like baseball is finally back."
In Friday's intrasquad, Reynolds, who made 26 errors in 114 games at third base last season, made a pair of nice plays at third base.
He charged a slow roller down the line in the third innning, throwing out speedy outfielder Xavier Avery and later made a diving stop in the hole to rob Taylor Teagarden of a hit.
"I'm not going to look into it too much," Reynolds said. "My thinking doesn't change. It's two of many, I hope."
Orioles manager Buck Showalter praised Reynolds for dropping weight in the offseason and coming into camp motivated to show he can improve defensively at third base.
"It's been a point of emphasis for Mark from Mark's perspective as much as anything," Showalter said. "I've been talking to him in the offseason. It's been early sessions and extra work since the day he walked in here. We wanted to wait and see if he initiated it before we went there and he initiated it. It's something that's important to him and I think he's going to be improved there."
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The Line
By: Teri Hall
Pub date: March 4th, 2010
An invisible, uncrossable physical barrier encloses the Unified States. The Line is the part of the border that lopped off part of the country, dooming the inhabitants to an unknown fate when the enemy used a banned weapon. It's said that bizarre creatures and superhumans live on the other side, in Away. Nobody except tough old Ms. Moore would ever live next to the Line.
Nobody but Rachel and her mother, who went to live there after Rachel's dad died in the last war. It's a safe, quiet life. Until Rachel finds a mysterious recorded message that can only have come from Away. The voice is asking for help.
Who sent the message? Why is her mother so protective? And to what lengths is Rachel willing to go in order to do what she thinks is right?
Chapter One
It seemed to Rachel that she had always lived on The Property, though this wasn't true. Her mother, Vivian, said they moved there when she was three years old, but Rachel didn't remember. To her, The Property was home. She felt as comfortable there as she did in her own skin. But she knew that for most people, The Property was too close to the section of the National Border Defense System known as the Line.
The National Border Defense System enclosed the entire Unified States. The section called the Line was only a small part of it, but because of its history it was infamous, at least locally. Strange things were supposed to happen near the Line; dangerous things. Even though there hadn't been a Crossing Storm in over forty years, people still thought of the Line as a bad place to be near. There were whispers about Away—the territory on the other side of the Line. There were whispers about the Others...
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- Recognize the history of airport policing
- List the past threats that occurred related to aviation policing
- Name the different partners in Canada's National Civil Aviation Security System
- Describe the roles of different partners
- Explain the role of airport policing in relation to the different partners
- List the acts under which policing is performed in airport
- Describe the regulations sections applicable to airport policing
- Name the top offences that occurred in airports
- Explain four types of investigation that can occur in the context of an airport
- Explain the context of international travel on airport security
- Determine, in a given situation, which security agencies/organizations, whether domestic or international, the officer could share the collected incident information with in his report
- Determine, in a given situation, which security agencies/organizations, whether domestic or international, the officer could contact to collect complementary information for his report
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Mom and I are having so much fun at Spring Market! We have our first booth with all of our patterns this year and we are having so much fun!! If you're at Market, please stop by SunFlower Quilts booth #2431 and say hi!! Plus, come see all of our quilts, we'll even let you touch them! Ok, well that's all for now; we are super tired and need to go to bed. And before I forget, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU to my sister Laurel and my Dad for watching/helping out with Jared while Mom and I are working the booth!
Friday, May 18, 2012
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Posted by Jamie Mueller at 9:22 PM
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Jamie you look great. I love the booth, hope you have a wonderful weekend.
- May 19, 2012 at 8:24 PM
- Miss Nancy said...
The booth looks great! Have fun and meet lots of good people!
Have a super great day!
- May 20, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- Dayna at Precut Paradise said...
It was great meeting you guys at market...and what a cute little man you have!
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Terminated employees, even those recently separated, are not entitled to inspect their personnel file under the Pennsylvania Inspection of Employment Records Law (the "Act"), according to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Inc. v. Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, No. 30 EAP 2016 (June 20, 2017). This decision, authored by Justice David Wecht, puts an end to an employer's previous conundrum of determining what constitutes "recently" separated when evaluating a former employee's request to review his or her personnel file.
At the heart of the Court's analysis was the definition of the term "employee" under the Act. Until this decision, the definition of employee had been interpreted to include "recently" terminated employees. What was not clear, however, was how recent the termination had to be to constitute "recently" terminated. Relying on basic principles of statutory interpretation, the Court determined that interpreting "employee" to include recently terminated employees was too broad.
Under the Act, an employee is defined as "[a]ny person currently employed, laid off with reemployment rights or on leave of absence." Excluded from the definition are "applicants for employment or any other person." Turning to the Oxford English Dictionary, the Court examined the plain meaning of the term "currently," which is defined as "now, at the present moment." It determined that including those "recently terminated" was at odds with the dictionary definition of "currently." The Court concluded, "[t]he term 'currently employed' cannot mean both presently employed and formerly employed."
Nothing within the language of the Act expanded the right of inspection to former employees, the Court concluded. Reading the Act according to its plain meaning, the Court held that "former employees, who were not laid off with re-employment rights and who are not on a leave of absence, have no right to access their personnel files pursuant to the Act, regardless of how quickly following termination they request to do so."
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Animal Models of Cardiovascular Diseases
1Department of Epidemiology, Atherothrombosis and Cardiovascular Imaging, Fundacion Centro Nacional Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III (CNIC), Sinesio Delgado 3, 28029 Madrid, Spain
2Renal and Vascular Research Laboratory, IIS-Fundacion Jimenez Diaz, Universidad Autonoma, Avda Reyes Catolicos 2, 28040 Madrid, Spain
Received 11 October 2010; Revised 4 January 2011; Accepted 17 January 2011
Academic Editor: Oreste Gualillo
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Cardiovascular diseases are the first leading cause of death and morbidity in developed countries. The use of animal models have contributed to increase our knowledge, providing new approaches focused to improve the diagnostic and the treatment of these pathologies. Several models have been developed to address cardiovascular complications, including atherothrombotic and cardiac diseases, and the same pathology have been successfully recreated in different species, including small and big animal models of disease. However, genetic and environmental factors play a significant role in cardiovascular pathophysiology, making difficult to match a particular disease, with a single experimental model. Therefore, no exclusive method perfectly recreates the human complication, and depending on the model, additional considerations of cost, infrastructure, and the requirement for specialized personnel, should also have in mind. Considering all these facts, and depending on the budgets available, models should be selected that best reproduce the disease being investigated. Here we will describe models of atherothrombotic diseases, including expanding and occlusive animal models, as well as models of heart failure. Given the wide range of models available, today it is possible to devise the best strategy, which may help us to find more efficient and reliable solutions against human cardiovascular diseases.


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by Roger Thomasson on Sep 13, 2004
Dubbed the "Turbo Acoustic Tour", this latest Sebadoh outing finds long-time collaborators Lou Barlow and Jason Loewenstein onstage together after nearly 5 years - without an album to promote, and with no explicit plans to ever record one. In fact, Barlow is just finishing up his own anticipated solo outing "Loobiecore" and Loewenstein is involved in numerous side projects, including the operation of his recording studio "Negative Energy Company". Fans expecting to hear new material will be sorely disappointed - this is indeed a retrospective tour - a crowd-pleasing acoustic regression that finds Sebadoh stretching back to their very beginnings in the late 80's. A few words from Lou Barlow himself on the conception of the Turbo Acoustic Sound, as related to pastemagazine.com:
"Jake Loewenstein and me with some simple non-electronic percussion we recorded on my trusty Tascam Porta-One cassette four-track. I play acoustic guitars and Jake plays electric bass. We strip the songs down but I'd like to think it still 'rocks'."
While the tunes will surely be familiar, for long-time fans, the Turbo Acoustic Tour will be a unique and inviting live presentation designed to showcase the songs of Sebadoh in a purely minimalist fashion. While often capturing a raw, low-fi, but controlled tone on tape, the band traditionally portrays a very different side in concert. More often than not they would veer into lengthy Sonic Youth-esque electric noise montages, intentionally contrasting Barlow's introspective acoustic tendencies. Of course, the current instrumentation and its pre-recorded drummer makes these sorts of tangents difficult. Expect a pared-down sound focusing on the bands more song-oriented works spanning their entire catalog, with some very to the point drumming. A quote from Jake Loewenstein off of his website on the Turbo Acoustic drum setup:
"It was a pretty unique setup for us... Lou recorded me playing the drums to the songs and we made a CD and played it back through a boombox. No amps were used, just "amp simulators" plugged directly into the PA system. Sounds kinda lame on paper but it sounded pretty goddamn good. Not to mention that loading in and out of the gigs was far easier when you don't have to carry amps and drums all over the place."
When it's all said and done, Sebadoh's reunion tour should be a treat. If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity to check out one of the most influential outfits in that fast-fading indie-rock genre playing "nuthin-but-the-classics". It should be a unique experience for dedicated fans, and an excellent introduction to the lo-fi royal family for those who have yet to make their acquaintance. Plus, like all Rock & Roll reunions, you never know if this tour is going to be the last.
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Life, Lemonade, and Burnt Biscuits
This was one of my very first blog posts from when I started blogging seven years ago. It still rings true today! Well all but the "Burnt Biscuits" part that is... I learned my lesson. NEVER leave anyone else to care for your baked goods. It doesn't end well... LOL. Enjoy!
I've heard it said before "When life deals you lemons, make lemonade." I guess it's all about perspective. Life can be unpredictable at times. It doesn't always follow the natural pattern we lay out for it. It can bring many unexpected and sometimes unwanted surprises along the way. I faced a recent challenge in the kitchen which caused me to come up with my own mantra for life… "When life gives you burnt biscuits, peal off a layer and it's all good!"
I was making dinner recently and left biscuits baking in the oven, with a timer on in the care of another. I was only planning to be gone for a few minutes, but when I returned the biscuits had already burned. They weren't just a little brown, they were BLACK. What a predicament… two packages of biscuits burnt and none left to bake. I couldn't bear to throw them in the trash, so I cut off the bottoms and did what any mom would do, served them up. Maybe the boys wouldn't notice, after all one was jumbo style and the other was the layered kind of biscuits! Maybe the sheer height and many layers would cover over my mistake. To my surprise the boys loved the biscuits and said they were the best ever… they didn't even notice the bottom part was missing.
Matthew 6:34 says...
"So don't worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today's trouble is enough for today." (NLT)
I have learned some lessons from my burnt biscuit escapade that I hope will help you on your journey.
Lessons Learned from Burnt Biscuits:
(God perspectives from the kitchen)
1. Look for the good in every situation!
There is always something to be thankful for no matter how small. I guess at least the biscuits didn't catch fire and set off the smoke detector. And we were able to eat them… all good reasons to be thankful I suppose.
2. Go with the flow!
Things won't always go as planned. Look for a back up plan. There are usually many options in each situation you face. Look at them all and choose the best option with God's help. I chose to keep the biscuits!
3. Set the tone!
Have you ever noticed how when something goes wrong there is always someone there to watch how you will react to it? It never fails! Most people normally tend to react in negative ways when things don't go their way. I could have gotten angry, irritated, and set a negative, tense tone in my house, but I chose the high road (at least on that day). You have an opportunity to set a positive tone for those around you by your reaction to things. I challenge you to go with the flow and look for the good in it all! You won't regret it!
4. Give it to God and trust Him!
Some things just happen and you have to go with the flow. Learn to trust God with the outcome whether it's good or bad. He has it all under control even when things feel out of control.
Remember it's all about perspective… seeing things differently. Change your outlook and you will change the atmosphere around you. You can't change your circumstances, but you can change how you react to them.
I pray you will be challenged this week to face your circumstances with a "different" perspective. You have the ability to make a positive difference in your world no matter what comes your way. Choose the high road and watch what God does!
Living to leave a legacy,
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