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Dozens of Marylanders joined an impassioned debate about legalizing marijuana on Tuesday with testimony that often drew on their own experiences with the drug.
College students, parents, police officers and others packed a Maryland state Senate committee hearing room, awaiting their turn to speak about bills that would allow marijuana to be bought, sold, regulated and taxed like alcohol, or at least reduce the penalties to something like a traffic ticket for possession of small amounts.
Others waited outside the room, wearing green ribbons or cannabis leaf insignias as a show of support.
More than a few told the Maryland General Assembly's Judicial Proceedings committee that the penalties for using marijuana were far more harsh than any health effects. Some argued that it was time to end a policy that brings the weight of the justice system down harder on minorities than others. Still others expressed the belief that the time had come to ease criminal prohibitions against pot — but said they felt wary about moving too fast toward full legalization.
There were witnesses who admitted to having tried marijuana, though often with the stipulation that they didn't find the drug to their liking. Several said they resented the state deciding what they could or could not ingest. And several told of how an arrest for having a small amounts of pot had initiated a lifelong ordeal.
Andrea Miller, interim executive director of the Progressive Democrats of America, said her son's job prospects had been derailed since his arrest for possession of three-tenths of an ounce of marijuana in 2009.
"The impact is, he is unemployed," Miller told the panel. "He gets a lot of interviews. But the moment they do the background check, it's all over."
David Cosner, 24, a history major at Morgan State University, said he is still paying for an arrest that happened about four years ago.
"I still remember the shame of being stripped to my underwear. I still remember the shame of being put in shackles," Cosner said. He said he was jailed for 22 hours, spent $2,000 on his legal case and ended up with a criminal record that will never entirely go away. But as a white man, he said, he believes the situation is even worse for people of color.
"It also saddens me that the city in which I live, Baltimore, arrests black citizens five times more often than white citizens for the same crime — and that that crime doesn't have a victim," Cosner said. "It is vital that we refocus our energy in making our streets safer and not imprisoning drug users."
The bill that would legalize marijuana and tax and regulate its distribution and use is sponsored by Sen. Jamie B. Raskin (D-Montgomery). A separate bill, sponsored by Sen. Robert A. Zirkin (D-Baltimore County), would impose a civil fine of $100 for possession of small amounts of marijuana.
A Washington Post poll this month found that nearly half of all Marylanders support legalization. Forty-three percent are opposed.
Neil Franklin, executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, said Americans still have not applied the lessons of Prohibition — the experiment in banning alcohol by constitutional amendment — to the issue of whether marijuana should be legal.
"Understand this is a failed policy. It didn't work back in the 1920s with alcohol prohibition. And it will not work today," said Franklin, a former member of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Departments.
Outlawing alcohol, and outlawing marijuana, he said, both contributed to the creation of a powerful criminal underground that supplied a drug that people wanted to use despite its illegality. He said the futility of the war on marijuana came home to him 14 years ago, after the murder of Maryland State Trooper Edward M. Toately during an undercover operation in the District.
"This is the reason I stopped for a moment to take a different look at what was going on with the war on drugs," Franklin said.
Nancy Rosen-Cohen, executive director of the Maryland affiliate of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Addictions, urged the panel to decriminalize marijuana but stopped short of backing legalization. She said those who do abuse drugs are ill served by being locked up.
Criminal records impede people's ability to find housing and work and hinder their recoveries, Rosen-Cohen said. The money saved by redirecting law enforcement efforts could be used to combat drug addiction through prevention and treatment, she added.
Advocates for at least decriminalizing marijuana appeared to outnumber opponents of both measures, such as Riverdale Park Police Chief David Morris. Morris told the panel that decriminalizing marijuana would send the wrong message to young people. He also warned of a likely increase in the rate of people driving while under the influence of marijuana.
"My concern is for the unintended consequences of decriminalization," Morris said.
The chief produced some laughs when he admitted he was looking forward to having a beer when he got home after testifying ("I'll probably drink a Coors Light when I get home tonight, thank you very much"), but he also stirred up the audience with his belief that marijuana was much worse than alcohol.
"But there's only one reason to smoke marijuana — and that's to get high," Morris said, as pro-legalization members of the audience groaned.
Raskin, who sits on the committee, pressed the chief on the differences between marijuana and alcohol. "I don't smoke marijuana," Raskin said. "But it seems like both of them are mind-altering substances, isn't that correct?"


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Apple prepares Lion by releasing OS X 10.6.8 update
Apple release OS X 10.6.8 update, prepares for Lion
Apple have released what could be the last update to OS X Snow Leopard before their next OS hits, Mac OS X Lion 10.7. Mac OS X 10.6.8 is available now and includes a number of "general operating system fixes," including improved VPN reliability and removal of known variants of Mac Defender.
What is probably the most important thing to note with 10.6.8 is that it includes an "Enhancement to the Mac App Store to get your Mac ready to upgrade to Mac OS X Lion". You will require 10.6.8 if you want to upgrade to Lion when it comes out next month. As for what is included in the 10.6.8 update, heres a run down:
Enhancements to the Mac App Store to get your Mac ready to upgrade to Mac OS X Lion.
Resolves an issue that may cause Preview to unexpectedly quit.
Improves support for IPv6.
Improves VPN reliability.
Identifes and removes known variants of MacDefender malware.
Corrects timezone data in iCal for Lisbon-Portugal.
Adds the ability to use Kerberos authentication to a web proxy server.
Fixes an issue when saving documents from Xcode or TextEdit when using an NFS home directory.
Fixes an issue when importing certain media files into Final Cut Pro.
Includes RAW image compatibility for additional digital cameras.
Addresses an issue in which some OpenType fonts don't display correctly in certain applications.
Resolves issues printing from Preview.
Addresses an issue with PDF files not opening in third-party PDF viewing applications.
Resolves invalid font errors when printing to PostScript printers.
The Mac OS X 10.6.8 update can be downloaded here.
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On the Australian track, ill-fated Arrowfield Stud sire Snippets (Lunchtime-Easy Date, by Grand Chaudiere) added a group success when just-turned 7YO gelding Captain Bax (Snippets-Snow Finch, by Storm Bird) scored a half-length victory in the $125,000 weight-for-age Gr3 Missile Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney. Captain Bax (ridden by Tim Clark for trainer Kris Lees) defeated Gr1-winning 5YO gelding Typhoon Zed (Zeditave-Royal Diploma, by Honor Grades) & 5YO mare Interfere (Royal Academy-Bletchwyn, by Bletchingly). Captain Bax (passed-in for $70,000 when consigned by Macquarie Stud at the 2003 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney) now has 9 wins (also including June's Listed Pacesetter Handicap over 1200m at Gosford) & 7 placings (including last start's Listed Ramornie Handicap over 1200m at Grafton on July 16 & the month before's Listed June Stakes over 1100m at Randwick) from 36 starts for $488,700 earnings. (Click on the link for full race details from Group Race Results at AAP Racing.)


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In this session we explore a religionless reading of love in Christianity via an excerpt from Moody's important academic text, Radical Theology and Emerging Christianity. This book represents the first sustained academic engagement with Pyrotheology.
Session 3: Love
Katharine Sarah Moody, is an academic who is one of the worlds leading experts in Pyrotheology. She has engaged deeply and critically with Radical Theology. In this article she critically explores the role of betrayal in Pyrotheology.


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Always something violent with something fragile. Rune Glerup in interview
With our 'Modern Music in Exile' concert coming up this Friday, our violinist Adam Cadell speaks to young Danish composer Rune Glerup (b. 1981) whose work La Rose Pulverisée we will be giving the Australian premiere of. We're pretty chuffed to be presenting the first ever performance of a work of Rune's in Australia. Come along and hear his amazing music!
Adam Cadell: Rune, since you are a Danish composer living far away from Australian shores, I fear few people would know much about your work here. Indeed I believe our performance of your piece La Rose Pulverisée is an Australian premiere. Could you please give us a brief introduction of yourself and your compositional endeavours up until this time?
Rune Glerup: My first impressions of contemporary music was of Danish contemporary music. 10-15 years ago, almost all contemporary music performed in Denmark was Danish. Fortunately this has changed since then, but at the time I felt a need to get to know what was happening elsewhere, and as old-fashioned it might sound, the internet was not what it is today, so it was more difficult to orientate oneself. That's why I left for Berlin when I was twenty-one, and later to Paris. I felt I had to leave Denmark to get a wider horizon. I think living abroad so much has made an impact on how I consider many things, and of course especially my music.
AC: You speak of your music as being minimalist in a way. To me, rehearsing your piece La Rose Pulverisée, it seems that in this piece you start with a larger idea, a more complex idea, and gradually pull it apart until the final movement is like the thematic material has been pulverised into dust. It's almost as though the minimalism is a literal process within the piece, a minimising of the material during performance. Would you say this description represents well the process behind the piece? What would you say is the essence of your compositional process?
RG: Yes, in a certain way you can say my music is minimalistic, but it has very little to do with the American minimalism. It is minimalistic in the sense that I often tend to use a reduced and static material. I almost never use these large organic forms. Usually I define some elements that I can combine in different ways. I should say though, that La Rose Pulverisée is an earlier piece, and I'm not sure that the term "minimalistic" applies very well to it. It's a piece closer to the modernistic idiom influenced by surrealism, and you are right in your analysis that the piece begins with a large idea that gradually gets pulled apart. I was also interested in some contradictions, or a certain kind of inertia: The lyrical and violent in the image of a rose that gets pulverised, and the predominantly violent style of the writing, but for two very classical instruments that cannot produce that much sound. Always something violent with something fragile. You can find these oppositions in many aspects of the piece.
AC: Would you call your desire to "short-circuit" the known a subversive act? And is the known you are conducting a frontal attack on the traditions of Western classical music or a broader metaphorical notion of the known?
RG: I think the idea of short-circuiting interest me because if it's successful, it can reveal something new about what we thought we knew already. I think this is what happens when you invent something. You have all the known in front of you, and short-circuiting it - doing something you are not supposed to do with the material - can be a way to create this new aspect that was impossible to think before. You can apply this to musical thinking, but you can also apply it to everything else.
AC: You talk of abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock being an influence on your work. How important do you think the legacy of the post-war avant-garde is to contemporary composition?
RG: Pollock was an inspiration for one work in particular: a piece for cello and live-electronics. I think the avant-garde of the 1950's and 60's has been extremely important for the development of the musical thinking up until today because those composers - Stockhausen, Boulez, Cage among others - opened up a new world of possibilities. However, the world we are living in is post-modern, and we don't just have one singular development to focus on, but a multitude of things to take into consideration. We cannot say that there is only one true way. Therefore I would say that the legacy of the post-war avant-garde is very important, but there are many other things that are equally important.
AC: This upcoming Kupka's Piano concert, at which we will perform the Australian premiere of your work La Rose Pulverisée, is themed around exile. Exile has been a potent state in which artists have produced great work throughout history – indeed some artists of the abstract expressionist era (Burroughs in Tangiers, Nancarrow in Mexico for example) are a good example of this. How relevant do you feel the theme of exile is to art in our current time in which millions of people live in forced exile, and is it something that you have or would like to address in your composition?
RG: I don't really think the theme of exile is so relevant to art itself in general, but only in particular situations where artists are living in exile. Of course, if an artist is isolated from the rest of the world, I'm certain the art he/she produces will be different from what others, who can always be updated on the latest development, produces. In that way exile can make a very big impact on the artistic result. In another way, I don't consider art as a kind of commentary to politics, and therefore I will say that I don't address political questions in my works, and I doubt that music is even capable of doing so.
AC: And lastly, other than yourself of course, which Danish composers should we be keeping our eyes and ears on?
RG: Well, I think there are actually many interesting composers in Denmak right now. Christian Winther Christensen, Nicolai Worsaae and Simon Løffler among others in the younger generation. And I would especially like to mention Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen from the older generation, who has enjoyed a growing reputation the last few years. I think his music and ideas deserve to be more known, also outside of Denmark.


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Kidz to Adultz Scotland – Free Seminars
FREE CPD Accredited topical seminars for parents and professionals.
Boost your CPD portfolio and gain credits by attending one or more of the FREE seminars taking place alongside the exhibition. Our Seminars cover a wide range of issues and interests to families and carers of children with disabilities and additional needs, and the professionals who work with them.
Kidz to Adultz Scotland 2017 Seminars
Seminar Room 1 – Seminar Room 2
This seminar will help you gain some underpinning knowledge on why home safety may be an area of focus for people on the spectrum in terms of their thinking styles, sensory issues, co-morbidities and subsequent behavioural presentations. It will help you to become familiar with a range of approaches and strategies. In particular, to know that in order to effectively understand and then support safety related issues we must try to understand what is happening under the surface of the behaviour.
Jeanie Macfarlane
Senior Autism Advisor
Scottish Autism.
What is sleep? Why do we need it? Why is it such a challenge to those on the autistic spectrum? This session introduces participants to sleep challenges for those on the autistic spectrum and will address sleep hygiene and general behavioural interventions. The presentation cannot address individual clinical sleep problems. However, it will give participants a foundation of key information on sleep, its benefits, and basic routines and sleep hygiene.
Jane Ansell
BSc, MA, CQSW, MBPsS,
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Research shows that disabled people and their families experience great difficulties accessing support services from public bodies. This seminar aims to unpick these problems and to develop effective strategies for resolving them. The idea behind this is that it is not in the interest of the public bodies to have these commonly occurring problems and that most of these are capable of being resolved without great expense to those involved. The principal objectives/outcomes are to:
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• Recognise different types of dispute
• Be able to identify problem-solving approaches
David Williams
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This seminar is aimed at parent of a child with a disability and or additional needs and also young people about to go into the work place.
The presentation will cover reasonable adjustments in relation work and also what is discrimination.
Josephine Van Lierop
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Single-handed care seems to attract a "marmite" response; meeting resistance from some stakeholders, whilst being perceived as an opportunity to assist the current care crisis by others. Harrison (2016) discusses three main themes perceived as barriers to implementing successful single-handed care: education, collaboration and support. This seminar discusses how single-handed care can work for key stakeholders including service users, clinicians and carers, reducing stress and meeting care needs whilst maintaining dignity and minimising risk.
1. Identify common barriers to successful single-handed care implementation
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Jo Webb
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Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy
Directorate of Occupational Therapy, University of Salford
Many children suffer from problems with using the toilet or have delayed toilet training. These issues are more common in children with additional needs and can cause stress and embarrassment to the child and family and concerns to staff when children are of school age. This seminar will consider issues about what causes bladder and bowel problems in children with additional needs, how wetting and soiling should be managed in schools, how schools can support children who have not been toilet trained, the different roles of the family, the child, the school and other professionals in supporting children at school and how to manage when there are disagreements such as about responsibilities or whether or not the child is ready to start toilet training. The aim of the session is that families and professionals will be able to work together to meet the needs of the individual child.
Davina Richardson
Children's Continence Advisor
RGN / RSCN BSc (Hons)
Bladder and Bowel UK – Disabled Living
Transition means change and change can be challenging for anyone. For autistic individuals, the challenge is often significantly increased. There are many aspects of autism than impact on the ability to process and understand change. This presentation will explore the way autism impacts on transition, the current national picture in relation to autism and transitions and tips and tools for supporting autistic people through transitions. Delegates will leave with an up to date understanding of this subject as well as resources to allow them to ensure positive transitions for autistic individuals.
Lynsey Stewart
BSc(Hons) Psychology with Media and Cultural studies
Strategic partner of the Scottish Strategy For Autism.
New powers over social security are coming to Scotland. This means the Scottish Government will be responsible for delivering 11 social security benefits that are currently run by the UK Government's Department of Work and Pensions – this includes Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payments and Winter Fuel Payments. This seminar will:
• Explain what is happening around social security in Scotland
• Tell you what this might mean for disabled children, young people and their families
• Let you ask the Minister questions about all of this
Jeane Freeman OBE MSP
Minister for Social Security in Scotland
Scottish Government
This seminar will demonstrate cost effective utilisation of existing or new seating to provide a perfect desired fit in either initial or re-issue circumstances. It will explore some alternative solutions to traditional and potentially costly fixed seating systems using examples of real changes we have been able to achieve with clients in the community. It will look at how vacuum posture cushions work and how they can be used to create true support by moulding to the clients exact body shape from hands and feet right through to the entire body. Using case studies this presentation will show how postural moulded support cushions have been used to dramatically improve the quality of life for many clients, and the advantages and benefits over other systems. It will also cover other learning outcomes i.e. There is sometimes an alternative solution to fixed positioning systems. Just about anything can be customised to fit your clients perfectly. It is possible for many with more complex needs to be comfortable. Surprising things can happen when someone is supported perfectly!
Gareth Brown
Development Manager (North of England)
AAT GB Ltd
This seminar will explain exactly what counselling is to young disabled people and how it can benefit them and their families. This seminar will enable the audience to find out about free counselling opportunities in the region of Scotland which will improve their mental and emotional well being.
Seonaid Cooke
Charity Director
Talk Time Edinburgh
Joshua Hepple
Disabled Trainee Lawyer
Dates for your Diary
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14th November 2019
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4th March 2020
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7th May 2020
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Kansas City Business Journal
Friday, March 28, 2008
IT security company sells controlling interest, keeps execs
Kansas City Business Journal - by Todd Natenberg Staff Writer
A Chicago-based private equity firm that manages more than $1.3 billion has bought a controlling interest in FishNet Security Inc.
Sources said the deal with Lake Capital is worth "north of $100 million."
Kansas City-based FishNet, an information technology security solutions provider, posted revenue of $202 million in 2007. What began in 1996 in the basement of CEO and founder Gary Fish now has 25 offices and nearly 300 employees throughout the country.
"It allows us to get a financial partner that is a bigger hitter, if you will," said Fish, who emphasized that he would remain CEO. "It allows certain shareholders to take chips off the table."
He said the money will allow him to continue expanding what he calls the nation's largest IT security solutions provider.
Fish and representatives of Lake Capital and Edgewater Growth Capital Partners LP, which had a $12 million investment in FishNet, all declined to release details of the deal. News releases described the transaction, which closed on March 17, as "a significant investment."
Polsinelli Shalton Flanigan Suelthaus PC advised FishNet on the transaction.
"FishNet meets the underlying Lake Capital investment criteria of being a rapidly growing services business led by a strong management that was looking for help and expertise to meet the market opportunity, in addition to growth capital," Lake Capital partner Kevin Rowe wrote in an e-mail. "We believe there is substantial growth opportunity remaining in the markets that FishNet serves."
Fish said he wants to more than double revenue in the next two years.
Edgewater achieved "a fantastic outcome for our investors," principal Jeff Frient said, declining to elaborate.
The Lake Capital deal will not affect FishNet spinoff Secure Passage LLC.
Much of FishNet's success can be attributed to two key acquisitions.
In March 2006, it bought Silicon Valley-based SiegeWorks LLC for an undisclosed amount.
In July 2006, FishNet bought the commercial sales and professional services divisions of True North Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Systems Corp., based in Chantilly, Va. As part of the deal, True North CEO Mike Volk moved to Kansas City and became COO of FishNet.
"They just continue to evolve. They just continue to grow up. My sense has always been Gary has had bigger ambitions," said Walter Pritchard, an equity research analyst with Cowen and Co. LLC in San Francisco. "It's pretty clear he's going to use it to expand."
On March 21, FishNet landed on a U.S. General Services Administration vendor list, which will expand its government business. Fish confirmed that FishNet and Lake Capital have made an offer to acquire another company but would not release details.
In buying a majority of FishNet, Lake Capital primarily will offer mergers-and-acquisitions assistance to FishNet. Lake Capital's Rowe and Vice President Brad Cornell have been assigned to FishNet. There are no plans to move them to Kansas City. FishNet will stay at its 1701 Walnut St. headquarters.
"The great thing about working with a private equity group is they are working with the management team. We are what they invested in," Fish said. "The company is still the same. It runs the same."
Fish said employees also profited from the Lake Capital transaction but would not say how much.
Lake Capital has a history of investing in service-based companies in various industries.
Its portfolio includes Trailer Park, a creative marketing firm that caters to the entertainment industry. Past investments include Eagle River Interactive, which it took public in 1996.
Taking FishNet public is not an immediate aim, Fish said, but he didn't rule it out.
"Our next goal within the next couple of years is to get over half a billion in revenue," Fish said. "From there, we will see what happens."
The Lake Capital deal came together relatively quickly. When Fish brought in Volk, there was no plan to sell. But in March 2007, with revenue anticipated to exceed $200 million, Fish opted to look for potential investors. He also decided that it was a good time to buy out minority investors, such as Edgewater.
In choosing Lake Capital, Fish said he was careful to sell to a "financial buyer," versus a "strategic buyer." Because Lake Capital is a financial buyer, Fish keeps the company.
"Every entrepreneur, I think, at some time or another wants to grow a business and realize the benefit of that by way of selling all or part of it," Fish said. "If any entrepreneur tells you their business is not for sale, they are lying to you."


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The day no one ever dreamed would happen is here. As I write this, we are just a few hours away from broadcasting the 500th episode of THE SIMPSONS. So much has been written and said about this event over the past two weeks, including my two cents here on this blog. I just wanted to share a few of my personal thoughts and memories about being a part of this. D'oh! There's more to read…
Category Archives: The Road to 500
The 500th Episode Celebration
It was fun, it was LOUD, it was star-studded, it was a very nice way to celebrate working on a part of television history for the past 8,118 days. D'oh! There's more to read…
The 500th Episode Scoring Session
- Gunsmoke – Weekly Scripted Prime-Time Drama – 635 episodes
final episode aired March 31, 1975
- Meet the Press – Weekly News/Talk – 4991 episodes – still running
- As the World Turns – Daily scripted Daytime Drama – 13,858 episodes
final episode aired September 17, 2010
- The Tonight Show – Daily Late-Night Entertainment-Variety
10,680 episodes – still running
- The Today Show – Daily Morning News/Talk/Entertainment
17,937 episodes – still running
- The Simpsons – Weekly Scripted Prime-Time comedy – still running
498 episodes (as of February 5, 2012)
As you can see from the above list, we are the baby of the group and in very lofty company. We spotted PABF07 "At Long Last Leave" on Friday, January 27, 2012. The episode is written by Michael Price and will air as the 500th episode of the series on Sunday, February 19, 2012 on FOX. Music-wise, there are 31 cues in the show including a couple of cues provided by a special musical guest and, as I'm sure you would expect, a special cue for a very special couch gag. D'oh! There's more to read…
Starting "The Daughter Also Rises"
Episode #499 was spotted on Friday, January 20, 2012. Written by Rob LaZebnik, PABF06 "The Daughter Also Rises" will air on FOX on Sunday, February 12, 2012. Lisa is smitten with a new boy in town (guest-voiced by Michael Cera),
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Starting "The D'oh-cial Network"
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Wrapping Up 2011
After working nearly non-stop since mid-October, this week slows down a little as we head into the Christmas/New Year's period. We've been having many "finals" of late… last Friday we had our final scoring session of 2011 for PABF03 "Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson"; tonight (Tuesday, 12/13/11) we'll have our final dub of the year working on "Politically Inept"; later this week We'll have our final music spotting session for 2011 as we begin work on PABF04 "The D'oh-cial Network". More details on that episode next time, after I've spotted it. D'oh! There's more to read…


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What if when we offered our "thoughts and prayers" we actually did some serious critical thinking and praying?
When a tragic news story goes viral, it's customary to decorate the Internet with thoughts and prayers. They come in many forms: memes, profile filters, status updates. Sometimes that is the best we can do. Many times we can do more.
The challenge we face is that we're not always sure of what more can be done. So, in the face of incessant bad news, we often feel helpless. So we offer people comforting but empty sentiments: thoughts and prayers.
But the fact that we have so little show for all of thoughts and prayers makes me suspect that not much serious thought or prayer happens once the memes are posted.
For all of those quickly offered, heartfelt "thoughts,"it's rare to hear the product of those thoughts—balm for the wounds or preventative medicines against future injury. Where are the thoughts that conjure up change?
And for all of those awkwardly offered "prayers," where are the answers that people are receiving from a God who cares? Where are the helpful insights that only the Holy Spirit could reveal? Where are the creative solutions?
How is it that we have so little to show for all of this thinking and praying we've done over the years?
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Reasons vary, I'm sure. But I think that one explanation is that people pray as though they are giving the problems we see entirely to God. The problems we're facing--violence, poverty, racism, war, climate change, and so on--are all so overwhelming. It's easier to think we'll outsource the work to heaven.
Also, many of those problems don't feel as immediate to us as the challenges of our personal, daily lives. Sure, it's terrible that immigrant children are being separated from their parents at our southern border, but I'm having tooth pain and my check engine light is on again.
The dirty truth--and most of us won't admit it--is that at the end of the day, we only care so much about that which doesn't seem to directly affect us. And "I'll pray for you," can be a brilliant way of saying "This overwhelms me and I don't want to be burdened with other people's problems," while also appearing to be compassionate.
But prayer is not a way to pass the buck on to God for all the shit that goes on in the world. Prayer is also not how we keep the pain of our neighbors at arm's length. Prayer is a way that humans participate in what God wants to do in the world.
Can I Hide This From Abraham?
There is a tiny little passage in Genesis that arrests my attention when I think about this idea.
In the story, God has decided to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, because these cities were famously opulent, unjust, and arrogant (Ezekiel 16:49). But before raining down judgment, God has a conversation with Godself: "Shall I hide from Abraham what I am about to do?" (Genesis 18:17).
God asks this question for two reasons. First, Abraham is God's friend (Isaiah 41:8; James 2:23). Second, Abraham's nephew is living in Sodom at the time, and that would be super awkward for God to do his friend's nephew like that. So God tells Abraham about God's intentions.
Abraham is understandably taken aback: "Far be it from you to do such a thing—to kill the righteous with the wicked, treating the righteous and the wicked alike," he says to God, "Far be it from you! Will not the Judge of all the earth do right?"
Together, Abraham and God decide that if ten righteous people can be found, the cities will be spared.
Early the next morning, Abraham springs out of bed and hurries to the hillside where he'd argued with God the day before, checking the horizon to see what had happened to the cities. There's smoke rising coming from Sodom, but his nephew is safe.
When I consider this story, I think about how God invited Abraham into that space to discuss what was going on in those cities and what should be done about it. And I can't help but notice Abraham's commitment to the outcome: he's so entangled in the trouble approaching his nephew that it's the first thing he checks on the next morning.
That's what prayer does: invites us to participate, to some degree, in what God is doing in the world and involves us, entangles us, in the troubles our neighbors are facing. The church veterans call that kind of prayer "intercession."
A Handful of Razors
I'm no exemplar of intercession, but I do have one personal experience that stands out to me. When I was high school, I started a gospel ensemble with a few friends. Eventually, our group was invited to perform at an event where we sang a couple of my original songs.
Shortly after the concert, I got a letter from a girl we'll call Nekeisha. She was a younger sibling of one of the choir members and had come out to hear her sister sing a solo. She'd been impressed with the music and was hoping to connect.
When you're a young and zealous Christian (and we both were), there is something inspiring about meeting other young and zealous Christians. She included her email in her letter, and we became electronic pen pals. We would write each other often, always talking about God, faith, the Bible...Christian stuff. NeKeisha became like my own little sister. I eventually left town for an out-of-state college, but we kept in touch.
One day, NeKeisha confided in me that she'd been cutting. I was deeply concerned for her, but I had no idea how to be there for her. But I knew that I could pray. And I did: every afternoon. Sometimes I'd even skip lunch so that I could talk with God about NeKeisha. I'd told her she could call me when she felt compelled to cut, maybe talking could get her mind off of it for a while. She did sometimes.
Eventually, I returned to my hometown to preach and invited NeKeisha to come out. I was thrilled to see her in the audience. Afterward, she and I met up outside the church. We talked for a bit, caught up on life. Then she handed me a small bag full of razors. I got rid of them for her.
If you're asking if NeKeisha ever cut herself again after that moment, you may be missing the point. This experience didn't teach me that prayer "works," or that intercession gets results. I learned that I had no business praying anything that I wasn't at least willing to be part of the answer to. I learned through that experience that prayer pulls us deeper into relationship with one others, and into each other's struggles. I learned that choosing to intercede for someone is disruptive, because we become invested in the story of their healing and liberation. We find ourselves springing out of bed to check for smoke on the horizon. We find ourselves with a handful of their razors.
If the resistance will include thoughts and prayers, and I think it must, then those thoughts and prayers must be meaningful. They must call us into deeper relationship of human trafficking victims, domestic violence survivors, persecuted migrants, survivors of gun violence, abused people of color and LGBTQ people, and all those who experience oppression. Our thoughts and prayers cannot simply be a way of shoving their pain into the heavens.
Are we willing to wrestle with God to see that "what is right" is done for our neighbors? Are we willing to be present to our neighbors' stories? Are we willing to be a part of the answers to the prayers we pray? Because that is the kind of prayer the resistance can use.


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I read on Face Book from a posting by my friend Kelly that she just got rave reviews from her doctor about her cholesterol.
I'm impressed and inspired.
Kelly is one of my old friends from High School and has followed this little gorgeous bits blog from the beginning. She's tried some of the recipes and given me fantastic feedback.
It seems she enjoys cooking and food as much as I do, but she must be doing something right to have dropped so many cholesterol points in such a short amount of time.
My friends and I are all still relatively young and vibrant, but we are finding out that good health just doesn't come as easily as it used to... there suddenly seems to be some hard work involved, and we have to pay closer attention to what we eat.
The advice our parents used to dole out about health and longevity as we smiled and nodded and crammed Double-Stuff Oreo's down our throats is suddenly starting to make sense.
Unfortunately, I have had an ongoing unabashed love affair with cream, butter and bacon. Those particular fatty and salty ingredients seem to be my achilles heel and last year, I had to adjust my diet in order to protect my aging bod from high blood pressure.
Now I'm playing with new recipes, and I've been trying to cook more "naked" food.
I think, when we cook we need to think seasonally and locally, making sure the main ingredients are things you can find at Farmer's Markets or in the organic/local section of the neighborhood grocery store.
Fresh organic ingredients may cost a little more, but if you use fewer ingredients in a recipe, (avoiding added dairy products, bacon and rich sauces) it can be very affordable.
Plus, you and your whole family eat much healthier by eating organic, so try to think about spending money on groceries as "preventative care".
Additional benefits: You support the community, small business and local farmers and impact the environment in a positive way.
Once I get into the habit of sticking to simple basic ingredients, not only can I accomplish cooking delicious food, but I really do feel better. As much as I crave thick cream sauces, rivers of butter or melted cheese and crispy bacon, my body doesn't feel so great after eating it.
I need to remind myself BEFORE I take a bite of a cheese burger or add that splash of whole cream to my coffee, about how heavy I feel with that in my system.
When you eat clean food, you feel lighter, leaner, refreshed and energized.
This practically-naked-fish recipe is the perfect way to keep your cholesterol in check. Added bonus is, you will impress your family and friends by presenting dinner in snazzy looking parchmant paper packages (which is a totally cool bad-ass June Cleaver move)
Also, this particular recipe cooks the fish perfectly.
4 15x15-inch squares parchment paper4 5-to 6-ounce fish fillets (such as halibut or cod; each about 1 inch thick)
a few pinches of sea salt
a few grinds of cracked pepper
12 fresh tarragon leaves (you can use fresh dill or dried tarragon, but I like fresh tarragon the most)
2 knobs of unsalted butter, cut into 4 small chunks
1 pound slender asparagus spears, trimmed, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
4 Tbs orange juice (fresh squeezed if at all possible. Just the right amount from 1 large orange... )
1 Tbs fresh orange zest (double-duty from the same orange)
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Place parchment squares onto work surface. Generously butter half of each parchment square; top buttered half of each with 1 fish fillet. Sprinkle fish with sea salt and cracked pepper; top each fillet with 3 tarragon leaves, then 1 piece of butter.
Arrange asparagus around each fish fillet; pour 1 tablespoon orange juice over each.
Top it off by sprinkling on a bit of orange zest.
Fold parchment over fish and asparagus, folding and crimping edges tightly to seal and enclose filling completely. Place on 2 rimmed baking sheets, spacing apart. do ahead Can be made 4 hours ahead. Chill. (which makes this the perfect "company" dish)
Bake fish packets 17 minutes.
Slide packets onto plates and serve.


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When photographing the town of New Holland, Pennsylvania, I unexpectedly got invited for afternoon tea with an Iraqi refugee family. A week after I got back home, a Dutch newspaper headline stated in quite a negative way that a subclass of refugees is forming in the Netherlands. Going through these images and writing down this family's story made me wonder if the negative expression used in the newspaper headline was justified. What if the refugees that have been coming to my country are as motivated to contribute to our society as I was told in New Holland?
Originally sent as 13 individual 'Greetings from New Holland' postcards with quotes written on the back, addressed to the International Affairs Office of the Willem de Kooning Art Academy in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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Volume 11, Issue 21
- AOE Seeks Qualified Individuals for Short Duration Activities
- Multi-Tiered System of Supports Survey
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- Important School Safety Training
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AOE Seeks Qualified Individuals for Short Duration Activities
Audience: All
The Agency of Education seeks qualified individuals for short duration activities to be held throughout the year. The activities will consist of peer and transcript review panels, ROPA Teams, student assessment scoring, site monitoring teams, Committee of Practitioners, conference presentations, and other committees, groups or panels. NOTE: If you previously completed the survey, a new response is needed for the fiscal year 2018. Learn more about the AOE's short-term, small small-scale contracts.
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Multi-Tiered System of Supports Survey
Audience: Superintendents, Principals
Your completion of this survey will help inform the technical assistance and professional learning provided by the AOE Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Team for SY1718. In addition, your response will meet the requirement that each superintendent shall annually provide the Vermont Secretary of Education with a description of the educational support systems at each school in each supervisory union (Act 117 - VSA Title 16, Section 2904). This year the MTSS Team will provide SUs with a summary of our findings to assist leadership teams in networking opportunities around its content. Please complete the MTSS Survey online by June 1, 2017.
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External Organization Profile for Non-Profit Organizations
Audience: Non-Profit Organizations
Non-profit organizations with a record of success in running or working with before and after school (or summer recess) programs and activities may submit a brief online profile to be published on the Agency of Education's 21st Century Community Learning Center's webpage. View the background memo. Submit a profile for your non-profit organization. Deadline is August 11, 2017.
Contact: Emanuel Betz, 21st Century Community Learning Centers State Coordinator, at (802) 479-1396 or email@example.com
Important School Safety Training
Audience: Superintendents, Principals, School Crisis Planning Team Members
During the summer of 2017, the Vermont School Safety Center in collaboration with the Vermont School Crisis Planning Team will be offering a series of FREE school safety trainings. Course information detailed below.
Developing a School Emergency Operations Plan (Train the Educator)
This course is designed to teach school officials, local emergency managers, local first responders and school crisis planning team members how to develop a school Emergency Operations Plan. The course is being offered July 12, 2017 from 8 a.m. to noon, at the Vermont School Board Insurance Trust in Berlin, VT. Register online.
Contact: Rob Evans, Margolis Healy, at email@example.com
Incident Command Training for Executives and Key Officials
This three-hour training is being offered to local school districts/supervisory unions and can be delivered directly to your location. This course is designed to give an overview of the operational framework of the Incident Command System (ICS) that will be used by all those that may respond to a critical incident at your school.
Contact: Emily Harris at email@example.com
Public Information Officer Training
This one- to one-and-a-half day training is being offered to local school districts/supervisory unions and can be delivered directly to your location. This course is designed to familiarize participants with the effective public information methods and strategies that can be used during a critical incident at your school.
Contact: Mark Bosma at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Vermont's Journey Toward Proficiency and Personalization: Educators Talking with Educators
This unique two-day symposium, developed by the Southwestern EducatioAlliancece (SEAL), will provide your school team with an opportunity to learn how other Vermont educators and students are co-creating engaging proficiency-based and personalized educational environments. Educators and students from schools implementing this work will recount their transformational journeys toward proficiency and personalization. Attending teams will have time to reflect and plan their own work. Register for the Educators Talking with Educators symposium. The event will be held August 15-16, 2017 at Castelton University.
Contact Brooke Farrell at email@example.com or Andy Kepes at email@example.com
Summer Leadership Programs for Youth
4-H LEAD (Leaders Emerging and Developing) is a series of different programs for youth to learn and practice leadership skills throughout the year. Many of these programs are open to all youth - enrollment in 4-H is not a prerequisite for participation. Check out the offerings we have available this summer. Many early-bird registration discounts end June 1, 2017. Programs to look for include: Leader Ship, 4-H LEAD Day Camp, 4-H LEAD Weekend Camp. More programs will be posted soon. See a full list of course offerings.
Contact: Lauren Traister, 4-H Teen & Leadership Program Coordinator, at (802) 888-4972 ext. 402 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Way 2 Go Challenge Is Back
Join the growing number of K–12 schools in Vermont who are making a difference in their travel choices. All students, staff, and teachers are encouraged to bike, walk, carpool and ride the bus to victory this fall September 25, 2017 - October 6, 2017! Click below to let us know your school plans to participate by May 31, 2017 and be entered to win a Visa gift card. Sign-up for the Way 2 Go Challenge.
Contact: Cara Robechek at (802)552-8450 or email@example.com
International Conference on Student-Centered Learning
Join us and students from all over the world at Big Picture Learning's 2017 International Conference on Student-Centered Learning, July 25-28, 2017 in St. Louis, Missouri. Experience the conference with a pre-selected advisory group and form close bonds with students, educators, and advocates committed to putting students in the center of learning. Together you will be wowed by our distinguished keynote actor and activist Wendell Pierce. Much of the learning happens outside the conference through deep-dive Leaving to Learn sessions, like a backstage tour of Cardinals Stadium, or a day-trip to Ferguson, Missouri to meet with the school superintendent, or a historical jaunt through the St. Louis Blues scene, and much more. If you're passionate about student-centered learning and want a unique conference experience leram more about the Big Bang, International Conference on Student-Centered Learning.
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Trauma of Poverty
This 36-hour course focuses on defining, identifying, and understanding poverty-related stress in childhood development, behavior, and learning. Participants will develop working understandings of 1) the extent of childhood poverty in Vermont and the US and the variety of relationships and connections between childhood poverty and trauma 2) the potential impacts of adverse childhood events (ACE's) and other traumas focusing on learning, behavior, and child development 3) how to develop and generate trauma-informed learning environments and practices and 4) self-care strategies for working with trauma in schools and stress management strategies. The course will be held at the Stern Center for Language and Learning in Williston from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with dates between July 10, 2017 and November 9, 2017. Register for Trauma of Poverty.
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Working With Math for Students on IEPs
This two-day workshop with John Tapper includes his book "Solving for Why." The workshop will be August 14-15, 2017, targeting how to write IEPs using a trajectory of high leverage concepts to focus instruction, most important math understanding, conducting clinical interviews and more. Register for the two-day workshop, Working with Math Students on IEPs through the Champlain Valley Educator Development Center.
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I went to the preview last night with the kiddies and it is going to be a fun show! The kids really loved it and they got to sing happy Birthday to Abe.
It runs until mid August so go see it! Break a leg honey!!
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EL wire sequencer for microcontrollers
This EL wire sequencer can connect to any microcontroller that can supply 5V and is very easy to use. If you can switch LED's and create sequences like running lights for LED's there is nothing new for you to learn.
This PCB adds zero-crossing optoisolated triacs for noise-free operation and full isolation between the AC and DC sides, This ensures that your microcontroller is totally isolated from the AC source that otherwise not only can easily fry your Arduino or Raspberry PI but also can produce noise onto your microcontroller pins.
You will need an inverter to drive the EL wire, this one works great 12V 5-meter inverter.
Hooking this EL wire sequencer up is nearly just as easy as programming it.
The connection pins 1-8 connects to any of your Arduino's digital pins. The GND pin connects to any of your Arduino's GND pins.
Whats left is to connect your inverter to screw terminal J1 and your 8 EL wires (if you want to connect El wire to all 8 channels, you do not have to) to the rest of the screw terminals. Both the inverter and EL wire is AC power devices and it does not matter what way around the wires go, there is no + and – polarity.
The EL wire sequencer can safely switch high-voltage AC on and off, allowing you to easily create animated displays, super cool light sequences or whatever else your imagination can come up with. To get you going how about a Jacob's ladder like the one below?
Can you use this PCB board for other AC devices? Theoretically, you should be able to but we haven't tested it with anything else. The triac spec state that you can switch max 600V, 8A AC with a triac. BUT……. triacs produce lots of "noise" and you will do best with low current AC devices and appliances. This board does have optocouplers so isolate the noise from reaching your microcontroller. Below is the datasheets of both IC's. I would like to mention, a solid state relay is basically a triac + optocoupler.


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Contact details
Carretera El Puerto-Sanlucar km. 3
11500 Puerto de Santa María, El, Cadiz (Andalusia)
Tel.:+34 956876541
This is a varied course with some tricky places, but it is accessible for players of all levels. There are no blind strokes and the holes are protected by the lie of lakes, rivers and trees. The Club House and Hotel are in the uppermost area, where there is a modern practice range.
General Information
Opened in: 2001
Designer: D. Manuel Piñero
Number of holes: 18
Information on services
Club hire, Club hire, Driving range, Individual and group classes , Pitching green, Putting green, Restaurant, Shop


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Elk Mountain Lodge invites you to join our good friends at Aston Martin for an Ultimate Drivers Day, On Ice. Following two successful years for our Aston Martin On Ice program we are delighted to announce the third annual On Ice, The Americas for 2016. Based from an exclusive ranch in the heart of Crested Butte, Colorado, On Ice Ultimate Drivers Day offers you an exclusive opportunity to experience Aston Martin like never before.
The ultimate driving experience, in a breathtaking atmosphere, where you will have the opportunity to hone your skills on a custom-built ice track under the professional instruction of the Aston Martin Driving Team. Take your driving skills to the next level with Aston Martin for a day of Power, Beauty and Soul On Ice.


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Welcome to Tilnak Photographic Fine Art & Education. I personally want to thank you for visiting our new site, tilnak.com. My work is built upon more than 30 years of experience in the photographic industry. As a master photographer, author, mentor, and judge, I am proud to be part of an ever changing, creative industry.
There are three distinct areas of services we provide at the highest level here:
Lifestyle Portraits: under this banner for over 25 years, this arm of the business has focused on fine art portraiture that captures the essence and spirit of families, couples, children, pets and motoring imagery; all shot in my unique black and white signature style. My passion for sharing my knowledge then led me to create our education arm, Mastering Photography. Here one can take a Masterclass, download my digital books or book an one-on-one session to hone in on your skills. And finally, Drone Portraits: this is the latest exciting addition to our suite of services. Now a licensed CASA pilot, Tilnak can offer your business anything from a video walkthrough of your business, corporate headshots or have your property photographed as an excellent wall art print. NEW to this catalogue is a series of Tilnak's Limited Edition Aerial Prints perfect for the home or your office.
I invite you to explore our website and discover the Tilnak experience. Find out why we're so different to every other studio.
- Darren Tilnak
Lifestyle Portraits
Established in 1991, Lifestyle Portraits has been the heart of Tilnak's fine art portrait work. TIlnak has photographed thousands of people across the world, all of whom proudly hang his signed art work in their homes and always enjoy them years on.
Natural emotion is the driving force behind Darren's imagery.
His images have won him numerous awards. Tilnak transforms ordinary life into extraordinary art.link
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Tilnak will take you on a learning journey to help de-mystify the camera controls and explore the science and art of photography and what is needed to create the images you want to share with the world.
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Whether it's video and photographs of your business, or headshots for social media sites, Tilnak offers professional images that will show your business and employees in their best light. link
Tilnak is a certified, licensed remote pilot.
Darren's illustrious career has led him to numerous awards and recognitions in his industry, for that he is grateful. He's of the opinion that the greatest judge and barometer of his work is the satisfaction of his clients. He is proud of the breadth of acclaim that his dedication to his art and craft has brought him.
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Eurocom A9100 Uno 2.0 All-In-One Desktop PC
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Eurocom offers you their latest all-in-one desktop PC, the A9100 Uno 2.0. This space-saving machine is equipped with a 19.1-inch 1440 x 900 display (optional multi-touch screen), an Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processor, up to 8GB RAM, up to two HDDs (2x 750GB) or SSDs (2x 512GB), a 2.0-megapixel webcam, a DVD writer, Blu-ray combo or Blu-ray writer, a TV tuner (optional), a 9-in-1 card reader, an HDMI port and WiFi (optional). Price starts at $964. [Product Page]
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January 29, 2013
Harlan's Cake Shop @ The ONE
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The Multi-Pro-Rosette.
The Multi-Pro-Rosette is an economical way to provide your customers with custom profiles and still get the performance of insert tooling. Just change out insert and backers and you have an entirely new profile. This standard Multi-Pro-Rosette cutter can accommodate profiles up to 3-15/16" diameter with max profile depth of 9/16". And of course custom configurations are available as well.Manufactured with high tensile steel bodies. And available with ¾",20mm and 1" diameter shanks (special drill chuck flats are available by request.) Here are just some of the benefits of the Multi-Pro-Rosette cutter.


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The extraordinarily strong yen is seen as a bad thing for Japan. The export-driven economy finds it even harder to compete with China when Japanese products cost so much -- while the rest of the world is too weak to buy Japanese products.
But there's one big upside and the Japanese are taking full advantage.
Japanese firms spent a record $80 billion on 620 foreign firms in the past year, according to Dealogic, exceeding the previous record of $75 billion in 2008.
The Economist describes this buying spree as a "symptom of weakness," compared to the shopping sprees of the 1980s when booming when Japanese firms "hunted trophies such as golf courses and film studios."
That said, this buying spree seems a lot smarter than the buying spree of the 1980s. Japan should take advantage of large corporate balance sheets and the unusually strong yen and the incredible growth taking place in other parts of the world.