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My daughter has been biten by a tic and is getting pains starting from her wrist to here elbow should I be worried?
Infection due to a tic bite is relatively infrequent. It depends to a large extent on how long the tic was attached to her before it was removed. Current experience suggests that it must be attached for 8 hours or more for there to be significant risk for infection.
The pain that occurs due to disease transmission is located in the joints rather than along the length of nerves. Joints also tend to be swollen and most painful with motion.
The frustrating thing about Lyme Disease as well as other tic borne infections is that there is usually a 2-4 week lag between the bite and a rise in antibody titers in the blood. So there is no easy or reliable way to identify infection early. Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention do not recommend preventive antibiotics for tic bites because of the low rate of infection from tic bites, as well as there being no data on the effectiveness of such treatment.
The best thing to do at this point is to take your daughter's temperature daily at the same time (body temperature varies in predictable cycles during the day) for 2 weeks. If there is a rise in her temperature, take her to her doctor and report the tic bite. Also, if she develops a headache, joint pain or swelling, feeling ill, or a large, red circular ring of rash take her to her doctor.
I don't know how old your daughter is or how much she uses a computer, but carpal tunnel syndrome does produce pain in the forearm due to repetitive stress injury. If she is a heavy computer user, this is far more likely to be the problem than is the tic bite. She should see a hand and wrist specialist.
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I think your email to him was very good. I agree that he is "confusing the situation." He seems to be forgetting the fundamentals that led to this whole situation. I hope you find some closure with this soon.
I asked and in France, to reveal someone's identity and personal information is illegal if the concerning person doesn't agree. I don't know for the USA but it is weird it is not illegal since it is on a website and it can be seen by everyone. Imagine the consequences if the identities of many people were revealed...So, since I don't agree, I ask you to remove ALL my personal information and the quotes concerning my mails (try to understand that people who don't know the whole situation can't understand what is really happening (they only have YOUR point of view) - I saw the posts with insults said about me - they don't have to know I'm ill etc). If you don't do it in the two next days, I will ask to the administrators of the forum to do so and if they don't, I will ask to their internet provider. (I just realize that everyone can see that and if any company I may try to get in, just do a research, they may find this... That's my only way to have money again so if I can't find a job I won't be able to have the money I need to send the packages)I don't know what is the gain you have by posting my mails on the forum since you can already see with people outside of it. So thanks to not post any mails I send. This is a personal conversation between you and I (you can transfer them to your friends but not to everyone).For the shipping, I know that I should have sent the packages before you went on holidays in February but I feared the packages to be lost. After all the problems I had started at this moment. For the mails I didn't answer and I said I didn't receive them, in fact, I didn't know how to tell you that I was in an horrible situation (and I didn't want to worry ____ name taken off ("your friend" as you describe him in your mail) so I didn't tell anything about my illness at the beginning). I recognize I should have told you about my problems but I made a mistake I shouldn't have done.I trust you to do all these things because I know you, I know that you are a good person and you don't do things to hurt people. You even continued to give me some time even if I had the wrong behavior. Thanks for that even if now, you don't trust me anymore.I will send you a new mail as soon as I have an Internet connexion again.Sorry for everything.Regards,Olivier
Hi Olivier,Thanks for your quick reply.I appreciate your honesty and admittance to why you stopped responding to my emails and what transpired after February. I knew you were lying to me when you said you were not receiving any of my emails and I appreciate you admitting to it now at least. It's never too late to undo a mistake. As far as people on the forum reacting to what has transpired, it is their choice and their opinion based on the facts mentioned by me. There is no lie in anything I have mentioned. They know you were/ are ill and I've cited that in my posts. I have, in no place, misquoted you and hence I have used your own sentences to explain your situation to them (referring to the quotes I've used for you). From the get-go, I've only presented the actual facts of what has transpired between us. Your last email accused me of lying to the forum and you have not replied, telling me what I lied about. I shall consider it as a false accusation, based on your current email unless you'd like to explain what you meant. I posted your full email for the 1st time only because of the above mentioned accusation and the part towards the end which I felt was uncalled for by your part. With regard to your personal information posted on the forum, it is not illegal to do so. What is illegal is you having my money with you since February and not partaking in your end of a mutual agreement. I should know because I work for a Law Firm. If an attorney finds it illegal, that is IF, it will cost you more in legal fees to send a notice locally and/ internationally than to ship my statues back to me. Alternatively, I've mentioned this to you before as well - if you send me the statues in the condition as promised, I shall take off your personal information from my post on the forum. You asked for me to take off your personal information earlier. I trusted you back then and took it off immediately. I even asked the Administrators/ Moderators to take your name off the topic reply headers on the consequent replies by other users. But, you did not do what you said you would do in exchange. So while I used to trust you before, I cannot trust you this time around. I've given you a lot of time to send the statues back to me or the moneys back to me. And since neither of that has happened, I cannot act on your current request. There has been neither any progress nor any action from your end with regard to anything we've agreed upon in this current transaction. Again, I shall appreciate it if you sent me the information I requested in my last email on the tracking number(s) and which statue(s) were being sent. I apologize if this was not the email reply you were hoping for, but your actions brought us to this predicament. RegardsSent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
I don't know for the USA but it is weird it is not illegal since it is on a website and it can be seen by everyone. Imagine the consequences if the identities of many people were revealed...
If you don't do it in the two next days, I will ask to the administrators of the forum to do so and if they don't, I will ask to their internet provider. (I just realize that everyone can see that and if any company I may try to get in, just do a research, they may find this... That's my only way to have money again so if I can't find a job I won't be able to have the money I need to send the packages)
Ohh, so now he's bringing SKnet into this? Fascinating! So,we're the bad guys because this guy failed to remit payment or complete the transaction?Honestly I think you're doing yourself a disservice by even acting cordial with the guy. He's still (hilariously) trying to manipulate you. Your every response should include the statement: Where's my money and/or products? You should also say that you're looking at elevating this into an international investigation.
Never did trust an "Olivier."
I did and still do.
Hello Mister,You don't know me but I am a friend of Olivier. I didn't want to be involved in his problems but knowing his situation and as a friend, I wasn't able to ignore them. He gave me the password of his mail account 3 weeks and a half ago. He told me to use it only if there was something wrong with his email address because he can't use it himself and I would say that's also because he doesn't accept the help from others (I asked him to come to my appartment to connect on Internet but he didn't want because I have already helped him before >_>)He told me to not open any mail but I saw a mail from you so I wanted to see if it was the problem he has with someone about some statues (I am the one he asked to send a statue some months ago but he told to not do it because he didn't know if he would be able to pay me back).I would never imagine this problem was so big... And that he should have sent you the statues from February ! That's a long period and I don't know how you managed to stay calm with him since you don't know him in real life... (If I was you, I would have never believed all his whole situation).I want to say that his whole situation is real. It is hard to believe but he has all these problems... I don't want to force you to believe this story because you have been more than patient !For your information, Olivier has lost his appartment at the end of September because he wasn't able to pay the rents... He doesn't have any home since this issue... He also had to tell everything about his situation to his parents and they helped him as much as they can but they don't want to be involved in his different problems... Last week, he finally was able to find a work but he will be paid only at the end of the month. When he told me that, he also adds that he will use this money to resolve his problems (I think one of these problems is you).So, I'm asking you a favor because I don't want him to have another huge problem : can you wait until the first days of December before doing anything about him ? (please do as you wish, I would understand you don't want to wait for another month). If, on the 03/12/2011, he doesn't give you the tracking numbers of all your statues, you can do what you want about him. Because, if when he will have finally money again, he doesn't send you the statues, I will also have the same point of view as you about him and I won't be his friend anymore...If you have any question about him, please ask me, I will try to help you as much as I can. But, please I don't want to be involved in this problem except for information...Thanks in advance for your understanding. I would understand if you don't want to wait since I won't have let as much time as you if it arrived to me (but he is my friend and I don't want him to have more trouble that he already has).I know that he feel very bad because of all these things and I apologize for his wrong behaviour.Regards.
It has been a while since I answered you. I'm really sorry about that. My friend answered you in November and I thanks him to have told you about my situation. I don't want you to try to understand the whole situation which happened since because of my problems, you had to wait so much time and you suffered from it. I managed to pay all my hospital costs and found a good job in the beginning of February. I had a lot of firends who helped me to not give up when I was at the bottom. Now, I will try to give you what I owe you as soon as possible.So, I will send you the "Boscone" statue on Monday (I don't have any appartment yet so, I will use the address of my parents for the moment. So, please don't use this address against me since it is my parents' one >__<). After, I will send you money or send you the other statues when I will be able. For the skullknight forum, if you are okay, I would prefer that you let the post you have done on me and don't answer in it (please keep for you and your friends the fact I'm sending statues and giving you back the money). Only when I will have given everything to you, you can put a message to say I have finally done it and ask to delete the post. If you are okay to delete my real name, my real address and my mail address when I send you a part of what I owe you, I would be very grateful =) I know that I can't do anything to go back in the past and change everything but I hope you will forgive me one day. I would understand if you can't >_< Thanks again for all your understanding of the last year >__< Have a nice day. Cheers,
I totally agree with what you said. We suggested the same thing. I really don't know if I will send statues or refund you. I have to make a decision and let you know what I will do. I will try at least to send you some money at the beginning of next month. I saw that you received the package, I hope the statue arrived safely. Have a nice day. Cheers, Olivier
I decided that I will pay you back all the statues. For me, you paid the statues at a bigger price than the one on the market. So, this way, you will be able to buy the statues at a "normal" price and you will have more money for you. Is it ok for you ? Cheers, Olivier
I should send you 500 euros at the end of the week. I don't know how much time it will take to send all the money to you. I will try to do the best I can.
How are you ? I'm sorry but I won't be able to send you some money now. I have been asked to pay a rent this month and I didn't know they would want it. Sorry to not have sent a mail before but I wasn't sure they would really ask it. Don't worry, for the next months, I will anticipate the rent so I can give you money. I will send you money at the end of the month (in three weeks). Thanks for your understanding. Have a nice day.
I will post him letters next week of the transcript and use Google Translate to translate it French. I'm hopeful someone at his residence reads it and something happens.
...over 6000 euros...
BloodyDevil, who was a guest on the forum, is selling another zodd vs wyald on eBay. He sold one here then bought another and is selling again. I sent him payment through paypal/eBay. He refunded it saying that it froze his ability to make payments. He requests I send the money to his friend's paypal, who happens to be non other than Olivier Brion. I got an invoice from Olivier detailing that it is for the zodd wyald statue seen on eBay being sold by his friend. Part of me is super worried. On the other hand I called paypal explaining the situaion and they said there is nothing to worry about and that I can make a claim and get my money back. They assured me that my money would be safe in such a transaction. As long as it is payment for goods. What do you all think?

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When Dell introduced the Streak 5-inch tablet in 2010, it completely bombed. Since then, phone screens have been inching their way back toward the Streak and now Samsung has unveiled a version of the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note that's bound for the US market. It's huge and it may not fit in your pocket, but it's coming to AT&T. My first impressions are below.
Half smartphone, half tablet
The Galaxy Note is an odd beast of a device. It's technically a smartphone, but I'd wager that a healthy portion of the American population will find it too large to hold like a phone. It's pretty much a tablet in terms of size, but you really don't see much benefit from the screen real estate since it still runs Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), a version of Android built for smartphones, not tablets. I found it awkward to hold and use.
Like a work tablet, the Note comes with a leather screen protector that closes over it like a book cover as well as a stylus that has its own little holding place, much like Windows Mobile and Palm smartphones used to have in the days before the iPhone revolution. Samsung claims that this stylus has "256 levels of pressure sensitivity," making it the most responsive writing device yet for a smartphone or tablet and the "first device to capture the artistry of true pen and paper." We don't think pen and paper have anything to worry about just yet, but the Note's stylus is pretty good. It still lags behind a bit, but it's a fairly accurate way to take notes, if you like to hand write.
The Note comes with a built in app called S Memo, which is mostly a note-taking app. You can easily open it by tapping the screen twice with the stylus. Holding a button and pressing on the screen with the stylus will take a picture of whatever's on your Galaxy Note screen and let you doodle on it before saving. These features are somewhat useful in certain circumstances, but we're doubtful there are many of you who will spend your days doodling on screenshots of your phone's homescreen. It gets old after a while. The phone also has a custom calendar that has stylus-specific gestures and better utilizes the Note's massive screen.
I'll keep this brief. The Note has specs similar to most new tablets and smartphones. It runs Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), has a 1280×800 pixel Super AMOLED screen, runs on a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and has an 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera. Oh, and it will be an AT&T exclusive and run on the wireless carrier's brand new (and currently slow) 4G LTE network.
A great phone if you're a basketball player
If you have huge hands, this phone is the coolest. You'll love it, though the stylus may be a bit small for your tastes. For the rest of us, Samsung may have pushed the bar on size a little too high. I found the Note to be quite compelling as an idea, but difficult to handle. I'm not even sure it would fit in my pocket at all, and it definitely wouldn't be comfortable if it did. Don't get me wrong, this isn't a fat device. It's quite thin. Samsung's TouchWiz interface is also quite pretty and usable. I just question whether this has crossed that invisible line where a device goes from being super convenient to a bit of a burden.
I can think of no appropriate way to end this, so I will just say that the Galaxy Note is more tablet now than phone, for better and for worse. After my initial experience using it, I'd opt for a smaller phone. Are you ready for a 5.3-inch phone?
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Flames look to defend title at National Duals in Georgia
January 17, 2013 | Lynchburg, Va.
After capturing its first NCWA National Duals championship last winter, Liberty University's wrestling team will seek to defend its title this Friday and Saturday at the Georgia State Trade and Convention Center in Dalton, Ga.
Liberty is seeded fourth out of a field of 24 teams, with the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Lindenwood-St. Charles, and Central Florida the top three seeds, respectively.
The Flames defeated Lindenwood 25-15 in last year's championship bout, its eighth match in the two-day event.
Head coach Jesse Castro approaches this weekend's double-elimination tournament with muted optimism following the Flames' fifth-place showing in the Virginia Duals in Hampton, which concluded with a 35-18 loss to Central Florida.
"We're definitely not favored," Castro said. "Our goal is to win it, but if we can get into the top four … " he would consider it a respectable showing.
"We could meet UMBC in the semifinals, hopefully, if we can get that far."
The other 20 teams in the national field are Auburn, East Tennessee, Georgia Southern, Grand Valley State, Lindenwood-Belleville, Marion Military Institute, MIT, Mercer University, Middle Tennessee State, Penn State-Fayette, Tennessee Temple, The Apprentice School, Cincinnati, Georgia, North Florida, South Carolina, and South Florida.
"It'll be probably comparable to what we competed against (in Hampton)," Castro said. "Only there are more teams, so it will involve more wrestling, and a lot longer road (to the finals)."
The Flames started last weekend's Virginia Duals with a 26-17 upset of top-seeded Roger Williams, the top-ranked team in the New England NCAA Division III coaches poll and 25th-ranked team overall in NCWA Division III.
However, they lost their last two matches to Steven's Institute and UCF without starting 133-pounder Ryan Miller, who will undergo a second MRI on a recurring shoulder injury.
Compounding that loss, a trainer's disqualification of Liberty 141-pound wrestler Josh Sanders, who was suspected of having a concussion following his match Friday night but later cleared, gave UCF the momentum it needed in the lower weights.
"We got caught behind the 8 ball and we couldn't get out from behind it," Castro said. "We just can't cut a break. At the lower weights, we are so thin right now."
He is hoping freshman Marcus Miller can drop down from 157 to 149, which would allow Peter Tatanish to drop from 149 to 141 before the March 2 Mid-Atlantic Conference Tournament, which the Flames will host.
"I hope and pray we can get Ryan back at 133 and Marcus down at 149," Castro said. "If we can do that, we're going to be tough to beat. I really think if we can get that lineup, we'll be really competitive at the (NCWA) National Championships in March."
Without the Millers (no relation) where he wants them this weekend, Castro said the Flames likely will have to rally from behind to win every match they can.
"It's going to be tough to win some of these matches without some wins in the lowerweights," he said. "It will be nice having Chase Boontjer, a national qualifier, back in the lineup at 157. (But) we're going to have to score bonus points in the upperweights. We're going to have to win by pin, or technical fall, and beat opponents by eight points or more for major decisions. We need bonus points."
Keyshaun Ward went 2-0 at 174 and fellow juniors Royal Brettrager (184) and Aaron Thompson (197) and senior Andrew Wilson (285) each finished 3-0 in Hampton. Alternate 174-pounder Jonathan Perkins only lost by a 5-3 decision to Steven's Institutute's Joe Fabia, who's ranked third in the country in NCAA Division III.
"Royal, Aaron, and Andrew were all dominant, actually," Castro said. "They're the three on our team that have Division I experience and it's pretty obvious."


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The scoreboard said it all: "Look who's in first place.'' From trailing Chicago by ten games on Aug. 13, the Mets made it all the way back, plus one, after a doubleheader sweep of the Montreal Expos, 3-2 in 12 innings in the opener and 7-1 in the second game, coupled with the Cubs losing to Philadelphia.
Jim McAndrew gave up two runs on four hits in 11 innings in the first game and Ken Boswell drove in the game-winner with a single in the 12th innings off Bill Stoneman.
It was all Nolan Ryan in the second game as he gave up a run on three hits.
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Sadly, we can't make Saturday arrive any earlier (nor can we serve you sangria, deskside, at 5 o'clock) but hopefully this stylish freebie alert will help make Friday fly right by:
We're giving away one $500 shopping spree to Of A Kind, an online shop that features limited-edition exclusives from up-and-coming designers.*You can enter the sweepstakes here, until May 27th. and if legal mumbo jumbo turns you on, you can read all the official rules over here.
If you haven't heard of Of A Kind, here's the low-down: Two awesome and adorable (not to mention smart and talented) ladies, Erica Cerulo and Claire Mazur (that's them, strolling on the beach, up top), founded the e-commerce site in 2010. It's not exactly your average online shop: Each week the duo commissions three designers to create limited-edition, exclusive pieces and then they give a little sneak-peek at the designers' own studio, life, travel snaps, rock collections, etc. In short, if you like cool stuff from emerging designers and aren't into anyone Single White Female-ing your style, this site'll be your jam.
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Mort Lachman
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Morton Lachman dies at 90; gag writer
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By Elaine Woo,
Morton Lachman, one of the creative minds behind Bob Hope who was a writer and producer for the famous comedian for more than two decades before shifting into sitcom production in shows including "All in the Family," "Gimme a Break" and "Kate & Allie," died Tuesday at UCLA Medical Center. He was 90 and would have celebrated his birthday Friday. The cause was a heart attack and diabetes, according to his family.
For 28 years, until 1975, Lachman was a key member of Hope's gag-writing machine, along with such writers as Larry Gelbart, Hal Kanter, Gene Perret, Sherwood Schwartz and Mel Shavelson. He also co-wrote and produced Hope's television specials.
He later produced, directed and wrote for such shows as "The Red Skelton Hour," "Sanford" and "That's My Mama." He also wrote for 11 Academy Awards and six Grammy Awards shows and co-wrote the movies "Yours, Mine and Ours" (1968, 2005) and "Mixed Company" (1974).
Among his awards were two Emmys: one for outstanding comedy series in 1971 for "All in the Family" and the other for directing an episode of "ABC Afternoon Playbreak" called "The Girl Who Couldn't Lose" in 1975.
Born March 20, 1918, Lachman was a Seattle native who often was mistaken for a New Yorker ("People just naturally assume . . . every writer went to high school with Woody Allen in Brooklyn," he once quipped.)
He aspired to become a journalist when he was a student at the University of Washington in the late 1930s. But after World War II, when he got out of the Army, he saw an ad in Variety seeking gag writers for singer-comedian Eddie Cantor. That job led him in 1947 to Hope, who invited Lachman to pitch jokes for his radio show.
The self-described "introvert from Seattle" found himself in a room full of gag writers vying for Hope's approval. He jotted a joke on an old envelope and shyly gave it to the star, who read the joke to himself, then crumpled the paper. When all the other writers finished pitching their gags, Hope recited Lachman's joke, earning big laughs.
Over the next decades, he traveled the globe with Hope, who was "fabulous to work for if you were a writer," Lachman told Daily Variety in 1996. "He was comfortable in his own shoes, and not jealous like a lot of comics."
Lachman recalled in that interview one occasion when the comedy icon was "at a loss" to explain how people were treating him. "We were in Red Square for the first show from Moscow ever done. We were passing Lenin's Tomb and passing thousands of people and nobody looked at him. He said, 'Mort, this is weird. Nobody knows me.' I said, 'Congratulations, now you know what it's like to be me.' He laughed and hugged me."
Lachman is survived by his wife, Natalie Gittelson Lachman of Los Angeles; three children from his first marriage, JoAnn Culbert-Koehn, Diane Lachman and Robert Lachman; three stepchildren, Celia Gittelson, Eve Gittelson and Tony Gittelson; a sister, Doris McKeever Keenan; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
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This is the profile page of Claudiu D. Moga aka Niki N. Phaser, AudioJungle author and senior reviewer. Feel free to browse my portfolio to find something suitable for your next project. You will find music in many genres and styles, reflecting my own eclectic and, at times, contradicting taste in music. I am also an avid sound collector and designer, so you might find something interesting in that area as well.
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History Professor Rick Warner was to have been on a research sabbatical this fall. The popular Latin American historian was granted tenure by President Pat White in December and was looking forward to delving further into his research.
Then, late in the summer, Professor Warner got a call from the president, who was acting on advice from his staff and others, asking if Warner would step in to become the Acting Associate Dean of Students under new Dean of Students Mike Raters.
While the decision to postpone his leave until the fall of 2009 — not to mention having to manage the unfamiliar responsibilities of the office of the Associate Dean — was difficult, Warner accepted the post just days before the return of students to campus.
"I think part of what I will be doing will be putting together various constituents of the College," Warner said. "I've been involved in lots of areas of the College, and hopefully I'll be able to help us all understand each other better."
Dean Raters thinks Warner's appointment is a perfect solution to a problem that emerged mid-summer when it became clear finding a permanent, suitable replacement for the position he left in June.
"Rick is so well-versed with our students; he really understands them and their culture," Raters said. "He and I have worked together in the past, so we know where each other stands on issues like the Gentleman's Rule.
"We'll be able to hit the ground running — working together to help our students achieve the high expectations we have of them."
Warner and Raters have a good history of working together, too. They have team-taught a special methods course in the Teacher Education Department over the last four fall semesters. After each class session, the two would talk at length about issues related to students. Warner said he and Raters are on the same page, generally, about what the Gentleman's Rule means in the Wabash culture.
"I'm all about the Gentleman's Rule," he said. "I've thought about it and what it means for a long time. We will encourage reflection on that, both individually and as a community."
"His commitment to Wabash students, connection to faculty and staff, patience, and sense of humor, among other fine qualities, make him an excellent choice," said President White in his announcement.
Warner's experience as a teacher and active member of the faculty will also be helpful.
"I'm going to be dealing with students on a daily basis, now from a different position than as a professor," Warner said. "But, that's really what teaching is. As a teacher, I'm bringing what I have learned to the classroom and attempting to cross the space to where the students are. So I see that as experience that will be helpful when we're talking about what the Gentleman's Rule means to this community."
Warner, who has led several Immersion Learning trips with students throughout Mexico, will be able to devote part of his time to academic research. As the Associate Dean of Students, his primary responsibilities will be areas related to student housing — everything from signing out keys to the fraternity cleaning initiative to disciplinary issues.
"I'm really excited about this opportunity to serve the College in a new way," Warner added. "I hope that by serving in this capacity I'll be able to help bring all the constituencies of the College into a better understanding of our students and the many complexities of the Gentleman's Rule."


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Historic UN Environment Assembly Calls for Strengthened Action on Air Quality, Linked to 7 Million Deaths Annually, Among 16 Major Resolutions
Nairobi, 27 June 2014 - The inaugural UN Environment Assembly (UNEA) concluded its five-day deliberations in Nairobi on Friday with 16 decisions and resolutions that encourage international action on major environmental issues ranging from air pollution and the illegal trade in wildlife, to plastic debris in the oceans, chemicals and waste.
"The air we breathe, the water we drink and the soil that grows our food are part of a delicate ecosystem that is increasingly under pressure," said UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at the closing session late Friday. "We need to act decisively to change humanity's relationship with our planet."
"This is just the beginning. Change is in the air. Solutions exist," he added. "We are now poised for the crucial next phase of human development," he said.
The international community participated in the Assembly in record numbers, with high-level delegations from 160 UN Member and Observer States and stakeholders from multiple sectors present.
UNEA sessions were attended by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon; the President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta; the President of the UN General Assembly John Ashe as well as chief executives of the UN system; among them the UN Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator Helen Clark and Secretary General of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Mukhisa Kituyi.
The sessions were presided over by Mongolia's Minister of Environment and Green Development Dr. Oyun Sanjaasuren.
The High-Level Segment, which began on Thursday, focused among other things, on the Sustainable Development Goals and the Post-2015 Development Agenda, including Sustainable Consumption and Production.
"The resolutions agreed by Member States at UNEA will help shape the global environmental agenda into the future and will determine collaborative action on priority issues from marine plastic debris and micro plastics to the illegal trade in wildlife," said UN Under-Secretary-General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner.
"These resolutions, including the one on air quality, provide a clear indication that, in its successful and ambitious first session, UNEA is providing a robust policymaking platform that truly places the environment at the heart of sustainable development," he added.
Air pollution, responsible for 7 million deaths annually, according to estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO), was identified as a top issue that requires immediate action by the international community.
"Poor air quality is a growing challenge, especially in cities and urban centres, compromising the lives of millions worldwide. Action to reduce air pollution will save lives and provide co-benefits for the climate, ecosystem services, biodiversity and food security," said Mr. Steiner.
The delegates unanimously agreed to encourage governments to set standards and policies across multiple sectors to reduce emissions and manage the negative impacts of air pollution on health, the economy, and overall sustainable development.
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) was mandated to step up its support to governments through capacity building, the provision of data and assessments and periodic reporting on progress made. The decision on air pollution is expected to strengthen existing work by UNEP in areas related to transport emissions, indoor air pollution, chemicals and sustainable consumption and production through programmes such as the Climate and Clean Air Coalition and the Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles.
UNEA called for reinforced actions and enhanced international coordination to counter the illegal trade in wildlife, which poses threats to the environment and sustainable development. The resolution strongly encourages governments to implement their commitments to fight the illegal trade through, among other things, targeted actions to eradicate supply, transit and demand for illegal wildlife products. It promotes zero-tolerance policies and the development of sustainable and alternative livelihoods for communities adversely affected by the illegal trade.
According to a report by UNEP and INTERPOL titled The Environmental Crime Crisis, released during UNEA, global environmental crime is worth up to US $213 billion each year and is helping to finance criminal, militia and terrorist groups and threatening the security and sustainable development of many nations.
UNEP was requested to undertake a number of activities to further efforts in this area, including: providing an analysis of the environmental impacts of the illegal trade in wildlife and wildlife products to the next UNEA session and to raise public awareness about the issue and to work closely with the International Consortium to Combat Wildlife Crime, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), INTERPOL , CITES, UNDP and the Secretary General's Rule of Law Group. UNEP was also requested to support governments to develop and implement environmental rule of law mechanisms at the national level.
UNEA also featured a Ministerial Dialogue on the Illegal Trade in Wildlife, during which participants moved beyond the current attention focused on the poaching crisis facing African elephants and rhinos, to address a wider range of threats from illegal harvesting and trafficking including timber, fish, tigers, pangolins, great apes and a broad range of birds, reptiles, and other plants.
A resolution on marine plastic debris and microplastics noted with concern the impacts of such materials on the marine environment, fisheries, tourism and development?calling for strengthened action, in particular by addressing such materials at the source. The resolution called for the strengthening of information exchange mechanisms, requesting UNEP to present scientific assessments on microplastics for consideration by the next session of the Assembly. Governments were urged to collaborate through relevant Regional Seas Conventions and River Commissions with a view to adopting action plans in their regions.
According to new reports launched by UNEP and partners at UNEA, there is growing concern over the threat that widespread plastic waste poses to marine life, with conservative estimates of the overall financial damage of plastics to marine ecosystems standing at US $13 billion each year.
The UN Environment Assembly emphasized the sound management of chemicals and waste as an essential and integral cross-cutting element of sustainable development and the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
Chemicals are an integral part of everyday life, with over 100,000 different substances in use.
While chemicals are major contributors to national economies, they require sound management throughout their life cycle. Otherwise, in addition to the benefits, they also pose significant risks to human health and the environment and result in significant costs to national economies.
Environmental effects of the unsustainable use of chemicals and hazardous waste range from effects on sensitive species and ecosystems, to large scale issues such as eutrophication of water bodies and stratospheric ozone depletion.
The continued growth pattern of global production, trade and use of chemicals exerts an increasing chemicals management burden on the developing countries and those with economies in transition that have the least capacities to deal with such complex challenges.
UNEA welcomed an integrated approach to address the financing of the sound management of chemicals and waste, underscoring that the three components of an integrated approach?mainstreaming, industry involvement and external finance are mutually reinforcing and essential.
UNEA reaffirmed the commitment of Member States to the full implementation of the Rio+20 outcome document, The Future We Want, in particular the section on the environmental pillar in the context of sustainable development and paragraph 88 on strengthening and upgrading UNEP.
It emphasized the historic importance of convening the first universal session of UNEA, as the leading global environmental authority, to address global environmental challenges and provide overarching policy guidance within the UN-system. It recognized the fundamental role of UNEA in promoting the full integration and coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development and its role in advancing solutions for the global environmental agenda.
Fed in part by a Ministerial Plenary on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Post-2015 Development Agenda including Sustainable Consumption and Production, UNEA also called for the full integration of the environmental dimension into the sustainable development process, acknowledging that a healthy environment is an essential requirement and key enabler for an ambitious, universal and implementable post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda.
The Assembly also called on Member States to accelerate and support efforts for the promotion of sustainable production and consumption patterns, including through resource efficiency and sustainable lifestyles.
"UNEA is a historic event for all of us, set to define not only the future of UNEP, but to support further the institutional framework and programmatic platform for sustainable development and set the environmental agenda for the world to follow," said Ms. Sanjaasuren.
Other decisions focus on a wide range of topics related to the environment and sustainable development.
Other resolutions focused on the following issues:
- The need to accelerate and support the promotion of sustainable consumption and production patterns, including through resource efficiency and more sustainable lifestyles;
- Urgent action to address climate change through the full cooperation of all countries, including through the full implementation of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change;
- Fostering and encouraging the development of partnerships to address environmental challenges faced by Small Island Developing States (SIDS), in particular with relation to priority issues to be adopted at the upcoming Third UN Conference on Small Island Developing States in Samoa;
- The need to strengthen the science-policy interface as a key means of encouraging more effective policymaking on sustainable development at all levels;
- The need to ensure the full implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements and other international and regional environmental commitments;
- The need to reinforce efforts to halt biodiversity loss and combat desertification and land degradation.
A series of specialized symposia and events enhanced the five-day meeting, bringing together a wide range of actors beyond the environment community, including economists, bankers, Chief Justices and legislators, civil society and youth groups.
Symposium on Environmental Rule of Law
A symposium on "Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development" invited Chief Justices, Attorneys General, Judges, Chief Prosecutors, Auditors General, leading legal scholars, practitioners and experts to discuss the ways in which the further development and implementation of environmental rule of law can help ensure just and sustainable development outcomes.
For more information, read a full story about the event
Symposium on Financing the Green Economy
A second symposium on "Financing a Green Economy" was held, during which Ministers of Environment, policymakers and actors from across financial markets discussed the need to re-channel trillions of dollars from today's unsustainable economy into greener growth. Foremost among their discussions were: a regulatory framework for capital markets; financial intermediation between small and micro-sized enterprises and large pools of capital; and creating pools of blended capital to offset risks associated with long-term investments.
For more information, read a full story about the event.
Youth Gathering, Major Groups and Stakeholders Forum, and Gender Forum
Events kicked off in the days prior to UNEA with a number of critical civil society meetings, whose input fed into overall UNEA deliberations. These included a Major Groups and Stakeholders Forum and a Global Youth Gathering of the Tunza Youth Advisory Council, which discussed UNEA's main themes. More than 180 participants from over 30 countries attended the UNEA Gender Forum, which met under the theme "Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Transforming sustainable environmental management". The Forum discussed gender and environment within the context of the Sustainable Development Goals.
About the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA)
UNEA is the governing body of UNEP and the principal body of the UN in the field of the environment. It enjoys universal membership of all 193 UN member states. A large number of stakeholder groups also attend the sessions. With this wide reach into the legislative, financial and development arena, UNEA presents a universal platform for leadership on global environmental policy. UNEA boasts over 1200 participants, 170 national delegations, 80 ministers and 40 events during the five-day event from 23 to 27 June 2014 at UNEP's HQ in Nairobi, Kenya. www.unep.org/unea
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Now that the days are shorter and the weather is getting crappier, we've got ample free time on our hands. Who wants to go outside when the wind is howling, the temperatures are freezing, and the snow is swirling, right? We'd rather cozy up on our couch with a few bottles of polish, some calorie-laden comfort food, and a DVR full of Revenge episodes. Fortunately this season is rife with unexpected, unique, and utterly delectable winter polish colors. From party-ready glitter to festive cranberry hues, our massive guide features 37 lovely lacquers for you to ogle. So, get comfy, grab a mug of hot cocoa, and click through to find the perfect polish that will keep your fingers looking fabulous all winter long.
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Public Announcement - US Magistrate Judge Vacancy
There will soon be one (1) full-time United States Magistrate Judge position vacancy at the Central Islip Courthouse of the Eastern District of New York located at 100 Federal Plaza, Central Islip, New York 11722. The duties of the position are demanding and wide-ranging, and will include: (1) conduct of preliminary proceedings in criminal cases; (2) trial and disposition of misdemeanor cases; (3) conduct of various pretrial matters and evidentiary proceedings on delegation from the judges of the district court; (4) trial and disposition of civil cases upon consent of the litigants; and (5) assignment of additional duties not inconsistent with the Constitution and laws of the United States.
A Merit Selection Panel composed of attorneys and other residents of the district will review all applications and recommend in confidence to the judges of the district court the five (5) persons it considers best qualified. The Court will make the appointment following an FBI and IRS investigation of the appointee. The salary of the position is now $183,172.00 per annum. The term of office is eight years.
Please note that the application form can be accessed on-line at www.nyed.uscourts.gov. Application forms may also be obtained from the Clerk of Court at 225 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn, New York 11201, (718) 613-2270. Applications must be personally prepared by potential candidates and must be received no later than January 13, 2014.
See the attached Public Notice for full details.
UPDATE: The application period has been extended until February 28th, 2014. See the Administrative Order for details.


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George R. Earl Jr., 72, LaFontaine, passed away at 9:01 p.m. on Friday, June 21, at his home. He was born to the late George R. Earl and Germaine (Smet) Dornseif on March 15, 1941 in South Bend.
He graduated from Northside High School in Fort Wayne. George served his country in the United States Army. He married Deirdre Conroy on Oct. 7, 1961; she survives in LaFontaine. He retired from Thompson of Marion, in 1999. He was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church.
He is also survived by three daughters, Cheryl (Kenneth) Rockwell, Fort Wayne, Patricia Franklin, South Bend, and Tracy (Brent) Benzinger, Leesburg; three sisters, Juanita (Don) Sarrazin, Fort Wayne, Norma (Jake) Dunton, Noblesville, and Laura (Tom) Swartz, Fort Wayne; five grandchildren, Tanner, Morgan, Austin, Matthew, and Samantha; also several step sisters, step brothers, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by a sister, Rosie.
A mass memorial service will be held 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church, 207 N. Cass Street, Wabash, with Father Sextus Don officiating. Private family burial will be held at a later time.
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We have already noted MIke Huckabee's apparently incorrect claim that John Bolton has agreed to work with him on foreign policy issues. Now it seems that Huckabee also misstated his relationship with a second conservative foreign policy expert, Richard Allen.
Huckabee included Allen, a former national security adviser, in the list of analysts with whom he has spoken. But Allen told The Politico that, although an intermediary asked him to speak to Huckabee, Allen has not spoken with the governor or agreed to do so. Allen stated, "I'm gradually getting older, but am fully capable of recalling with whom I have spoken."
Huckabee, whose views on foreign policy might generously be described as inchoate, deserves credit for reaching out to foreign policy hawks like Bolton, Allen, Frank Gaffney, and Newt Gingrich. But he really needs to be straight about the extent to which these folks have reached back to him.
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Velocity Solutions needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 52 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
Need an A3 size poster designed for a Karaoke Night starting at the Cock n Bull Pub in Sydney shortly.
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This is for one of our nightclub/entertainment clients.
This same client had us run the "Joker Poker" contest about a month ago and loved the designs that you guys came up with.
Required: A3 Poster to be printed for advertising their new Karaoke night starting Monday 22nd September
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The client as requested some bright colours that really stand out (bright green or purple was mentioned by the client...but it's up to you guys)
The client has also suggested something creative like a sparkly microphone or something else creative that you guys can think up that will catch people's attention on this poster about the Karaoke night.
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|ORDER INSTITUTING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 15(b) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, MAKING FINDINGS AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL SANCTIONS
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") deems it appropriate and in the public interest that public administrative proceedings be and hereby are instituted pursuant to Section 15(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act"), against Charles Edward Dickerson ("Dickerson").
In anticipation of the institution of these proceedings, Dickerson has submitted an Offer of Settlement to the Commission which the Commission has determined to accept. Solely for the purposes of these proceedings and any other proceedings brought by or on behalf of the Commission or in which the Commission is a party and, without admitting or denying the findings contained herein, except as to facts set forth in paragraphs II.A. through E. and the Commission's jurisdiction over him and over the subject matter of this proceeding, which are admitted, Dickerson consents to the institution of public administrative proceedings, and the findings and remedial sanctions set forth below.
On the basis of this Order and the Offer of Settlement submitted by Dickerson, the Commission finds that:
A. Dickerson, age 54, is a resident of Nashville, Tennessee. Through his company, Volunteer Enterprises, Ltd., Dickerson is an owner of Bellwether Holdings, LLC and Southwestern Holdings, LLC.
B. From approximately April 1998 to October 1999, Dickerson was acting as an unregistered broker-dealer.
C. On October 15, 1999, the Commission filed a Complaint in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against Dickerson and others captioned SEC v. Charles Richard Homa, et al. On October 18, 1999, the action was transferred to the Northern District of Illinois and assigned case number 99 C 6895.
D. The Commission's Complaint alleges that from April 1998 through October 1999, Dickerson and other defendants violated the federal securities laws by fraudulently engaging in a $314 million Ponzi scheme involving at least 1000 investors. The Complaint alleges that Dickerson, as part of an extensive sales network developed by Charles Richard Homa ("Homa") and Michael Gause ("Gause"), offered and sold securities, in the form of promissory notes and bonds issued by Bellwether Holdings, LLC and Southwestern Holdings, LLC, which purported to provide returns through investments in the car title and payday loan business. The Complaint alleges Dickerson raised at least $19 million. Further, the Complaint alleges that the investment funds were not used in the car title or payday loan business, but rather were used to make interest payments to existing investors, to pay marketer commissions, and for personal expenditures of Homa and Gause. The Complaint alleges that Dickerson and other defendants made misrepresentations and omissions of material fact concerning the use of investor funds and failed to disclose the source of the interest payments and that the notes and receivables purportedly securing certain offerings were insufficient security. The Complaint also alleges that Dickerson, in the course of marketing the securities, acted as an unregistered broker-dealer.
E. On February 15, 2002, in SEC v. Homa, the Honorable Ronald A. Guzman entered an order enjoining Dickerson from violations of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Sections 10(b), 15(a), and 15(c) of the Exchange Act and Rules 10b-5 and 15c1-2 promulgated thereunder. Dickerson, without admitting or denying the allegations in the Complaint, consented to Judge Guzman's Order.
In view of the foregoing, the Commission deems it appropriate and in the public interest to accept the Offer of Settlement of Charles Edward Dickerson.
Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that Respondent Charles Edward Dickerson is barred from association with any broker or dealer.
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UPS Freight is hiring individuals to work as Part-Time Dockworkers, a physical position that involves moving freight into and out of trailers in a timely manner, by handling the freight manually, or using a forklift or hand truck. Forklift experience is not required but preferred.
Candidates must be at least 18 years of age, and must be able to read, write and speak the English language; must be physically and mentally able to safely perform the essential job functions without obvious risk of injury to the employee or co-workers; must receive satisfactory results from a background check, conducted in accordance with applicable laws; and must pass a drug screening.
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While icy mountain winds rattled windows in Asheville, Tara Nevins (a founding member of Donna the Buffalo) was hanging out in Miami with bandmates after a string of Florida shows. Nevins and fellow DTB songwriter Jeb Puryear provide a perfect example of how doing what you love can change the world: For 25 years they've not only excited audiences but built community. The two original members followed their joy to create four annual festivals that combine culture and fun (the GrassRoots Festival in DTB's home state of New York is also celebrating two and half decades). Plus, many of the songs on the band's 10 albums ask listeners to look inside and open their hearts to others. DTB is currently working on a new studio album and will be touring the East Coast throughout the winter and spring.
The five person band returns to Asheville for a show at The Orange Peel on Friday, Jan. 23. In advance, Nevins shared some of the secrets to lasting success.
Mountain Xpress: From relationships to washing machines, not much seems to last for 25 years. What keeps Donna the Buffalo going strong?
Tara Nevins: We built it all ourselves. Right after we started we bought the bus. We hired our own merch person. Because we are self-contained, we aren't reliant on an outside source so we can make decisions. We're very grassroots.
Why was having your own bus so important?
If we didn't have the bus we couldn't do it. We hire a driver so we can travel through the night. After the shows, we relax and hang out. We've got a little kitchen and fridge where we keep fresh foods and cook on the road. We've got our bunks so we can rest.
So is the bus your home base?
It's one of our bases — we're on the road a lot. We have our festivals, three that have been going on for years and years: The Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival of Music and Dance in Trumansburg and the Spring and Fall Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festivals in Silk Hope, N.C. Then there's the newer Virginia Key GrassRoots Festival in Miami. The festivals keep us going for so many reasons.
I hear the word "grassroots" a lot. How does Donna the Buffalo embody the idea of being community driven?
You get people together, listening to music and dancing under the stars, and it just works. The festivals build community naturally. This year, a really exciting thing we're doing for the first time is our upcoming GrassRoots Culture Camp that will run Feb. 15-18 before the start of our Virginia Key GrassRoots Festival.
So the GrassRoots culture camp is something you're offering in addition to the festival. What exactly can people do?
It's a skill-building camp, similar to the Swannanoa Gathering, but we'll offer a really diverse range of classes: everything from music to yoga. The four days of workshops will feature amazing musicians [like] Jim Lauderdale. There will be different styles of dancing and instruction every night. Since we'll be close to Miami, we want to incorporate the community there by having a Latin dance night and lessons. Of course there will be a Donna the Buffalo style throw-down, and we'll have amazing food and cooking classes with trained chefs from different culinary ethnic backgrounds.
Have you had a chance to spend much time in Asheville around your shows?
Asheville is like a sister city for us. Jeb and I met playing fiddle and we both love old-time music. Asheville has one of the strongest old-time communities, so we have a lot of friends who we really look forward to seeing and playing with when we come to town.
Do you set out to create positivity and a sense of connectedness with your lyrics or does it happen organically?
We just play. Jeb and I write music together, that's what comes out and it works. And of course there's The Herd — that's our fan base. They're a fantastic group and a big part of the reason we're still going. They are so tribal. They motivate us, and we motivate them right back. It's an exchange.
So who is a typical DTB fan?
That's what's cool — our fans are so diverse. They are Republicans, Democrats, young and old. We've got whole families coming to our shows and all loving the music together.
So I have to ask, after all this time, are you all still living on love and gasoline?
Well gasoline, definitely. But really it's the music. Playing the music has always come naturally. Of course Jeb and I have become better at what we do, and the different bandmates we've had over the years always infuse us with fresh energy. And yes, there's plenty of love. It's the love for what we do that keeps us going.


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Greetings. It's September and there's a fall nip in the air that forewarns of a pennant race. The Philadelphis Phillies are in for a three-game series and this was supposed to be a special weekend. Instead, we have the Mets, a sliding team on the field and a fractured, disjointed team off it waiting for the season to end.
There's a sadness with the end of the baseball team as it represents the end of summer, the briskness of fall that leads us into the unrelenting winter. Emotionally. the end of season represents the death of a dream of a promise for so much more.
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How do you make a banker happier and more productive? Pay them a bigger bonus? Wrong. The right thing to do could be to make them give to charity, and make them give big.
On Monday, FN reported that French bank BNP Paribas was offering its UK staff the option of paying a proportion of their bonus to a designated charity (the bank's Rescue and Recover fund, which offers aid victims of humanitarian disasters) and have that donation matched by the bank from €100 to €500,000.
Other banks have similar schemes. Goldman Sachs has its Matching Gift Program, which matches employees' donations - from $50 to $20,000 - to charities . In 2011, Credit Suisse's US managing directors gave 2.5% of bonuses to charity. In its heyday, Bear Stearns also required executives to give to charity.
Giving to charity is obviously a great idea, and BNP Paribas & co should be rightly lauded. But they should also raise their minimum giving price, and by doing so, make bankers more productive.
A 2011 paper http://bit.ly/12WfkkC led by Michael Norton and Lalin Anik of Harvard Business School, described an experiment at an Australian bank. Within the bank, a group of employees were asked to take a voluntary survey. Some of those that undertook the survey were given charity vouchers worth $25 or $50 and asked to donate to a charity of their choice. Those who donated $50 said they were more satisfied with their jobs than those who did not receive any vouchers to distribute. And happy workers are generally more productive workers.
That giving to charity makes you feel good is not exactly ground-breaking. What was surprising was that for those at the Australian bank who donated $25, there was little difference in job satisfaction when compared with the group who had no vouchers to give.
In other words, banks that make their employees give big may end up with more productive bankers.
There is one bank that does give a lot more than anyone else to charity, and was the second-highest US corporate donor in 2011, behind Wal-Mart. This bank gave $337m, or 7% of annual profits, in 2011. Its name? Yup, you guessed it; it's that giant, blood-giving vampire philanthropist Goldman Sachs.
Admittedly, Goldman does make a lot more money than most of its rivals, but maybe, just maybe, all that giving could also be making them more productive bankers.
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Mary Robinette Kowal is an award-winning author of Science Fiction and Fantasy. She has a lot of work available for free online, including Hugo award winner "For Want of a Nail," Nebula nominated novella "Kiss Me Twice," and my personal favorite of her shorter works, "The Lady Astronaut of Mars."
She's also got a brand-new book out this week: Without A Summer. It takes place in London, in 1816, the real year without a summer. If you enjoy Fantasy novels and the works of Jane Austen, and especially if you enjoy fantasy novels revolving around women, I definitely recommend adding this one to your list–I got an early look at it, and loved it to bits. The most important actors in the story are women, the central interpersonal conflict is between women, and while all the main characters are white, it's nice to see a Regency novel that acknowledges that there were, in fact, people of color in 19th century England.
Over on John Scalzi's blog, Kowal talks about the roles class and social upheaval play in the book, and about writing a Regency heroine who's facing her prejudices on matters of race and class.
Kowal is also a professional puppeteer–her twitter feed is a goldmine of funny-out-of-context nuggets about puppet-making. You can also catch up with her over on her blog, or at the writing podcast Writing Excuses.


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Name: Julie
Gender: Female
Age: 38
Location: Boston
I went to Vegas with my best friend and she wanted to be laid in the worst way. Our first night in sin city I told her that prostitution is legal here and we "let our fingers do the walkin'". Soon a gigolo was at the door. He was not six feet with blue eyes as promised, but he was an aspiring chiropractor and seemed like a nice lad so we let him in. The agency had said that they were registered with the State of Nevada and that they need payment upfront including the tip. Being novices to this we ponied up. I left my friend with the guy for her birthday shag and went for a walk around Vegas. I almost called you, Dr. Dick, so excited was I to be sophisticated. I had employed your advice and hired a pro and all! 20 minutes later I was staring at the Lions in the MGM Grand my cell rings. It's her. The gigolo had a story about not being able to use her condoms due to a latex allergy and that the "other kind" which he had in his pocket must have dropped out in the lobby. This was a total bummer and the gigolo made off with almost $600 bucks! Can you publish "An idiot's guide to hiring sex work"? We felt like total rubes and were sorely disappointed. The remainder of the celebrations were fantastic. We saw "The Thunder From Downunder" an all-male revue that was just wonderful. We also met many nice tourists and things looked up.
Thanks for the Vegas travelogue. Sorry to hear you got ripped off by the "pro" you tried to hire for a little pleasure. That bums me out. I'm of the mind that freelance providers are generally a better bet than going through a agency. I know it's too late now, but a consumer should never pay anything in advance. Ya always want to check out the goods first, don't cha know! And if someone balks at that, you don't want to do business with that person.
Not to make light of your situation, but I have a friend who was having trouble with his plumbing. No not that kind of plumbing! He tired to fix it himself, but to no avail. He was frustrated as all get-out. Finally I talked him into calling a "pro". I don't know where he found the plumber he called, but like you he got ripped off big time! There are dishonest people in every profession.
I applaud your moxie, girl. Don't let this one bad apple scare you away from trying again another time. I stand by the Rent-A-Boy concept. Keep me posted on your future efforts.
Name: alex smith
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Location: California
I have had this litlle lump in my balls sac since i was a kid it doesnt hurt when i squeeze it and its inside i cant get it off because its attached to the skin and im afraid to ask my doctor what do i do?
You're 22 and you're afraid to ask your doc about a bump on your nuts? What kind of pussy are you? Come on, grow a pair already, why don't 'cha?
This may come as somewhat of a surprise to you, but this is precisely what doctors are for. They look at the things that cause us concern, they tell us what it is, and by doing so, they put our minds to rest. Listen; if you've had this bump since you were a kid, the likelihood that it's anything of consequence is pretty minimal. But go get it checked out so you can stop freakin' out!
Name: Warwick
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Location: Wyoming
Dear Mr. Dr. Dick, my fiancee was raped by her step brother when she 13. she put up with it and has since repressed it continuing a "normal" relationship with him. how do i deal with this? how can i stand the thought of him or bear seeing him knowing what he has done?
Holy cow! That's a bummer. But tell me this, if your fiancée repressed this memory (and that's what repressed means) how did you find out about the incident?
If in fact your fiancée hasn't repressed the memory, but is trying to get beyond it by not letting it rule her life, then I think you need to do the same. Shit happens! And sometimes the shit is ugly shit, like rape. But if we allow the shit to contaminate our life, crippling our relationships, and us; then the shit wins. Don't let this happen to you…or your fiancée.
If you guys need help getting past this, seek a sex-positive therapist. A good therapist will not let you sabotage the rest of your life with fear, anger, hatred or revenge.
You can't do anything about the past, but you do have some control over how you will react in the future. Rise above this! It's the only way to go, my friend.
Name: Rob
Gender: Male
Age: 20
Location: New Orleans
doc. im starting to get into stimulating my prostate. i heard it will give you ground breaking orgasms but i just cant seem to do it correctly. could you please give me some tips about this.. cheers
You betcha! I'm a big fan of prostate massage — as a solitary pleasure or as part of partnered sex play. Because it is something every guy can practice and enjoy. I recommend all us men folk be prostate aware. You probably also know I'm a big advocate of frequent prostate self-exams, right? And I figure while you're down there rootin' around in your butt hole checkin' thing out, spend a little more time and give yourself a nice little massage why don't 'cha? Fingers work just fine for this, but an insertable vibrator is…well…out of this world. Prostate massage is a wonderful way to expand your self-pleasuring repertoire, especially for all you guys out there who only know how to yank on your dick for joy. Check out: The "Progasm" Prostate Massager in My Stockroom.
And ladies, prostate massage is a great way to please and pleasure your male partners. Perhaps if your let your guy know that a little butt play can be real fun and it ain't queer, more straight guys would be less ass-phobic. And I can guarantee that the world would be a much better place.
You can feel your prostate gland by inserting a finger a couple of inches or so into your bum. If you are the least bit aroused your prostate will feel like a smooth rounded flat lump about the size of a large almond. Just in back of and up from your prostate is a smaller triangular wedge shaped nodule that is the bottom portion of your somewhat larger seminal vesicles. This, by the way, is where most of your jizz is produced and stored. Underneath the seminal vesicles are the ampullae, which are tiny reservoirs for your sperm that will mix with all the other fluids produced by the vesicles and your prostate when you cum.
As you become aroused, ejaculatory fluid and sperm accumulate in these glands backing up behind valves in the ejaculatory ducts. When the fluid pressure reaches a high enough threshold, the valves open and the urethral bulb fills, triggering the muscular contractions of your ejaculation. This empties the glands and you, my friend, have just shot your wad. Naturally, if one abstains from ejaculating for a while and prolongs his arousal stage, say like through edging, more fluids will build up, making for a larger load and a more explosive orgasm.
So with that little anatomy lesson behind us, so to speak, we can get back to prostate massage. Ya don't need nothin' fancy, simply insert your well-lubricated middle finger or middle finger and index finger into your butt hole and apply a little pressure. Slowly massage your prostate. Try a nice circular motion. Doesn't that feel yummy? Some men can cum by prostate massage alone. Hell, you may find that you don't even need a stiff dick to enjoy an orgasm and/or an ejaculation.
Looking for something more advanced? Male Erotic Massage.
Name: matt
Gender: Male
Age: 37
Location: Seattle
I can't stop going to massage parlors. I go all the time. HJ only there but lots of touching and kissing. I am married and can't help the need for the excitement. If my wife found out I think she would divorce me. Is this healthy?
Hand jobs, kissing and touching are all very healthy.
But the guilt and shame aren't healthy, that's for sure. If you can't stop a going to the massage parlors, you're being obsessive; and that's not healthy. Living a lie and hiding this from your wife isn't particularly healthy either.
Name: jon
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Location: ca
hi im 18 and i like to finger my ass and use wieners is that good?
Are these cocktail wieners? Hot dogs? Dinner franks? Polish sausage?
Is it good? Gee, I don't know. I never stuck any kind of wiener up my poop-chute. Why don't you tell me?
Oh wait; you want to know if it's ok for you, or anyone, to do this, right? Yeah, I think it's ok. Just don't ever invite me to your place for a weenie roast!
Good luck ya'll


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As the end of GSoC 2012 will come in the next few days, i am proud to announce IPv6-guard. IPv6-guard is an IPv6 attack detector tool including some defense mechanisms to protect against most of recent attacks on ipv6 protocol suite.
2 IPv6-Guard
2.1 How it works
At first, the tool will gather "genuine" informations of connected network. Those information includes IP and MAC address of neighbors and routers on the network.After first time run, IPv6-guard will save this information to use later, if anything has change,it will ask for confirmation ( User can edit "/data/genuine.info" to add more interface if need). If the network is under attack, some invalid information might be detected and it will ask you to verify what information is "genuine". IPv6-Guard will use collected information and signatures against every received packet to detect and mitigate IPv6 attacks from the network.
• flood_advertise6
• flood_solicitate6
Also, when this attack is occured, the tool will also clean up host interface using "genuine" information collected earlier.
2.3 Supported Attack Detections
Currently, this tool could detect various IPv6 attacks including:
• parasite6: icmp neighbor solitication/advertisement spoofer
• fake_router6: fake router address (mitm)
• flood_router6: flood router advertisement packet
• flood_advertise6: flood neighbor advertisement packet
• fake_advertiser6: fake neighbor ip (mitm)
• smurf6: flood icmp echo packet
• rsmurf6: remote smurfer
• fuzz_ip6: flood ipv6 packet
• fake_mld6: fake multicast group
• sendpees6: Generates a neighbor solicitation requests with a lot of CGAs.
For protection, some simple methods are being implemented such as
• Reset routerlifetime to delete fake route in routing table
• Clear all invalid entries on attacked interface
2.4 Synopsis
This tool includes a configuration file to detect attacks from thc-ipv6 tool. If another tool using similar techniques with different packet rate, you could add a new section for it
• Improve detection method to lower false positive chance
• Improve protection method
-scapy: www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/
-Check out at: http://code.google.com/p/ipv6-guard/
4. Final words
• Thanks Google for such a program for student
• Thanks Honeynet Project for this cool project
• Thanks Thanh Nguyen for help me finish this project


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2012 Bridges Conference
Congratulations to the artists below, who have been accepted to the Bridges 2012 Math Art Exhibition!
The art exhibition and conference as a whole were a big success. For the first time at Bridges, awards were presented for specific artworks, as voted by the attendees. The winners were:
- Best of Show — Mitered Fractal Tree I by Koos Verhoeff, Tom Verhoeff, and Anton Bakker
- Most Innovative — Untiled Faces by Nathan Selikoff
- Best Craftsmanship — The Platonic Solids by Bob Rollings
- Best Use of Mathematics — Dual Half 120- and 600-Cells by Henry Segerman
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Getting away with robbery? Don't bank on it
Bank robbery wasn't an unusual crime in 2013 -- there were at least 18 holdups in area towns and cities during the year.
But they were rarely successful.
Arrests were made quickly in most of the cases, including some in which the alleged robbers practically caught themselves.
In fact, police said, one man held up a Bridgeport bank, then waited patiently in the lobby. Harold Watt, who was arrested at the Bank of America branch on East Main Street on Feb. 15, apparently had not seen the Woody Allen movie "Take the Money and Run.''
After passing a note to the teller and receiving an unidentified amount of money, Watt sat down in the lobby, police said. Officers arrived and made the arrest.
A suspect was arrested a few hours after the holdup Monday of the Webster Bank on Bridgeport Avenue in Shelton. Police said tips from the public led them to a condo development next to the bank, where Michael Magliocco, 26, of Bridgeport, was found in a friend's unit.
Shortly before 9 a.m. Tuesday, a man carrying a semi-automatic handgun took money from the cash drawer of the General Electric Employees Credit Union in Milford. He reportedly escaped in a green Honda driven by another man, and police were searching for both suspects late Tuesday.
More InformationThe year in heists
Dec. 31: Milford, GE Employees Federal Credit Union, Bic Drive
Dec. 30: Shelton, Webster Bank, Bridgeport Avenue, suspect arrested
Dec. 17: Milford, Wells Fargo Bank, two suspects arrested
Dec. 14: Bridgeport, People's United Bank, Boston Avenue, suspect arrested
Dec. 10: Shelton, Wells Fargo Bank, Coram Avenue
Oct. 28: Bridgeport, TD Bank, Main Street, suspect arrested
Oct. 11: Stamford, TD Bank, Summer Street, suspect turned himself in
Sept. 12: Fairfield, Bank of America, suspect arrested
Sept. 12: Fairfield, Chase Bank, suspect arrested
Sept. 5: Greenwich, Chase Bank, West Putman Avenue, suspect arrested
Aug. 28: Greenwich, Peoples United Bank, Greenwich Avenue, suspect arrested
July 8: Stamford, First County Bank, Hope Street, woman fled with $5,000
April 22: Bridgeport, TD Bank, Black Rock Turnpike, victim brought to bank, forced to open his safe deposit box; suspect arrested
April 8: Seymour, Webster Bank, New Haven Road
Feb. 16: Seymour, Webster Bank, New Haven Road, suspect arrested
Feb. 15: Bridgeport, Bank of America, East Main Street, suspect arrested
Jan. 19: Bridgeport, TD Bank, Madison Avenue
Jan. 7: Stratford, People's United Bank, East Main Street, suspect arrested
Then there was the attempted robbery of the Wells Fargo Bank in Milford by two men Dec. 17.
Bank employees told police that one of the suspects showed a handgun and the other jumped over the teller area and tried to open the cash drawers. But the drawers were locked and the men fled without getting any money, Lt. Vaughan Dumas said. Two Bridgeport residents were arrested later that day.
A neighbor helped identify a suspect in the robbery of a TD Bank on Main Street in Bridgeport on Oct. 28, police said. Jose Vieira, 40, later confessed to the robbery.
Former Staples High School track star Janssen Lewis, 29, of Westport, was charged in the Oct. 11 holdup of the TD Bank on Summer Street in Stamford. Police said he entered the bank and threatened to detonate a bomb if he wasn't given cash.
He fled with $5,000, police said, but while checking out an address of someone Lewis visited regularly on Stephen Street, police observed a red Saab that had a lot of money, a black bag and dark clothing sitting in plain view. The suspect turned himself in the next morning, after hearing that he was being sought.
It took four months to make an arrest in the Feb. 16 robbery of a Webster Bank branch in Seymour, but police had identified a suspect within two days, said Lt. Paul Satkowski, the department spokesman.
Investigators conducted interviews, secured and served several search-and-seizure warrants and reviewed video surveillance footage that led to identifying Thomas Steele, 53, of Bridgeport, as the bank robber, Satkowski said.
Luis Alomar, 37, used the same simple method to pull off the majority of at least 20 heists from Fairfield to Delaware, authorities said: a note demanding cash, a threat to shoot, the display or insinuation of a weapon and a quick getaway.
Alomar was apprehended following a joint operation involving multiple federal, state and municipal agencies and spearheaded by the FBI.
According to the New York State Department of Corrections, Alomar has served three separate stints in state prison, all on burglary charges, and was most recently released on July 24.
Just over a month later, on Aug. 28, a suspect believed to be Alomar robbed a People's United Bank in Greenwich. His escape forced the shutdown of the nearby Metro-North New Haven Line for nearly an hour as authorities searched commuter rail cars in Greenwich and the Bronx, N.Y.
The likelihood of catching a bank robber on or near the scene is higher than for other crimes, said Deborah Weisel of the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing.
"This is because most bank robberies are reported very quickly, most occur during daylight hours, many have multiple witnesses, and some produce photographic images that can be used to canvass the surrounding area for suspects,'' she said.
Consequently, many robbers are caught the same day. In fact, the "clearance rate" for bank robbery is among the highest of all crimes -- nearly 60 percent, according to the FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2012. Although the FBI has jurisdiction over most U.S. bank robberies, local police typically respond first.
The average take for a bank robber in the U.S. is just over $4,000 per holdup, according to the FBI stats. This represents about 60 percent of financial losses from all commercial robberies, despite the fact that bank robberies comprise less than 10 percent of the total for this crime type.