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Please link to the studies you're talking about and I'll be glad to take a look at them.
"The people I know who are anti-vaccine generally tend to be more intelligent, better educated and questioning than the people who aren't."
I'm a bit rusty on my fallacies, for I've misremembered the name of this one--but no, you cannot claim that because your particular group is somehow 'smarter' your argument is automatically correct.
Error 1: It assumes facts not proven (viz. the allegedly high intelligence of this particular group).
Error 2: It's another form of Appeal to Authority. The argument runs something like: (i) my group is a smart group; (ii) my group has concluded A; (iii) therefore, you should conclude A.
Cite or get off the pot. Speaking of which, I would suggest this paper [ehponline.org] and this paper [informaworld.com] as a good start. There is major concern from Thimerosal toxicity in long term treatments, such as blood plasma programs, due to the introduction of more Thimerosal to the system then ethylmercury, the type of mercury that Thimerosal becomes, can be cleared. However, there seems to be more risk from dental amalgam then a single vaccination. Concern should be for long term series, such as a long term gamma globulin series, which is becoming rare.
There, fixed it for ya.A reasoned explanation of the difference between correlation and causality is often beyond the grasp of parents who are desperate for an explanation, or better yet, somebody to sue.
Many of these guys have a superstitious fear of "toxins," and no matter how low the level might be, they will be convinced that it is poisoning their kids.
I've already heard the claim that it's the thimerosal in your vaccinations that causes autism in your kids.
This isn't mere superstition we're taking about. This is a full-on conspiracy theory. In fact, full-on antivaxers really seem to think that "mercury poisoning" is some kind of demon posession, even to the point of staging elaborate and deadly exo
I have no idea why these earlier tests aren't being used (looking for rapid excessive head growth, lack of eye contact, etc) - especially since they don't require fancy equipment or major investments.
I find the head growth particularly fascinating (here's a link to the abstract)
http://jcn.sagepub.com/cgi/content/short/22/10/1182 [sagepub.com]
'no statistical correlation' != 'doesn't cause'
What? How the hell do you figure that? The recorded diagnoses of autism rose at roughly the same rate as vaccination using vaccines containing mercury as a preserving agent. Based on the subsequent hue and cry, the mercury preserving agents were removed. Thus, exposure to mercury as a preserving agent in vaccines has fallen to zero. Despite this, the number of autism diagnoses has not dropped. Therefore, there is no other conclusion but to say that the m
that makes him very sensitive to mercury poisoning
Point missed in a very major way. We really need some better education standards, paticularly simple science that describes the difference between elements and compounds. What we are seeing here is the stupid alzheimer's disease vs aluminium debate dumbed down a notch and instead of misleading evidence (was contamination by a preservative in that case) we have no evidence.
Given that a child's immune system is at best only partially developed before the age of six months, it's somewhat irritating to me that doctors regularly inject 7 vaccines at a time into children as young as 1 month of age.
Um, there's your answer. Your 5 year old does not need as much protection as your 5 month old, because the 5 year old is more capable of fighting infection. The only reason we don't give newborns a full round of shots as soon as they come out of mom is that they have to reach a certain age to respond well to most shots (not so to hep B.)
Most countries wait until at least 6 months of age before beginning the injections of MMR and DtAP vaccines.
First off, its DTaP, not DtAP (which becomes important below.)
Second your statement is quite untrue. If you look at the WHO's vaccine information, you can see the va
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The 7.2 magnitude earthquake near the California-Mexico border and the recent earthquakes in Northern California and worldwide have area residents understandably concerned about seismic activity.The United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimates more than 500,000 detectable earthquakes worldwide each year (http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/facts.php) and recorded 1,839 earthquakes of a magnitude 3.0 or greater in the United States in 2009 (http://tinyurl.com/y6lzbff). That is more than five earthquakes a day, on average, in the United States.While the recent seismic frequency is not an anomaly, it is a reminder to prepare for the possibility of a more significant emergency event. According to the most recent report from the USGS in 2008, the overall probability of a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake striking the greater Bay Area in the next 30 years is 63 percent and the likelihood of such a quake occurring in all of California is 99 percent."Santa Clara County experiences earthquakes, wild fires, and other disruptions as do many other areas," said County Executive Jeff Smith. "It's always a good idea to prepare and know what to do before, during and after an emergency event."In the event of an earthquake or other disaster event, Santa Clara County residents can receive life-saving information through the County's new emergency notification system, AlertSCC, which can send messages to land lines, wireless devices and e-mail addresses of people who have signed up at www.AlertSCC.com. Signing up for AlertSCC is easy and free."AlertSCC can deliver important information, whether it is which routes to avoid on your commute due to flooding or how to shelter yourself after a devastating earthquake," said Smith."Recent earthquakes remind us disaster can strike without notice and we must be prepared before emergencies happen," said Ken Yeager, president of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors. "I encourage all Santa Clara County residents to be better-equipped by signing up their mobile devices on AlertSCC."AlertSCC can be used for a variety of emergency and community service notifications, such as earthquakes, evacuations, floods, fires, crime incidents, terrorist attacks, hazmat incidents, infectious disease information, contaminated food warnings, road/school closures, and contacting disaster service workers.The emergency notification system is an automated system with the capacity to send thousands of text and voice messages within minutes to home and business land line phones, cell phones, PDAs, laptops, desktop computers and devices for the hearing impaired. While the system uses 411 and 911 databases to call land line phones, if a resident or someone who works in Santa Clara County wants to receive notice by email or on their cell phones, they must sign up at www.AlertSCC.com.AlertSCC will not take the place of 911 and other communication and notification systems (such as radio announcements) that first responders currently use. Personal contact information provided by residents when signing up for AlertSCC will only be used for official notifications. It will not be shared, sold, traded, leased or loaned to outside parties, per policy and contract agreements binding the County to these standards.For more information or to sign up to receive AlertSCC messages, go to www.AlertSCC.com.


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In a Los Angeles Times op-ed, a twenty-seven-year-old tried to reassure older readers that they are not "losing their marbles" or getting Alzheimer's because they sometimes forget a name, a movie plot point, or a detail or two.
Yeah, sure, that's easy for him to say. Oh, but I kid the twentysomething... because I am the person he's talking about (and because my mom and grandmother suffered from Alzheimer's). But seriously older and younger folks, I digress.
The point of my post, should I ever choose to make it, is this paragraph from his "Poor memory? Forget it" piece:
You have memorized the lyrics to hundreds of songs that were released back when music had actual social relevance. You have an accumulation of advanced degrees and tens of thousands of hours of work experience built up over decades. In comparison, my generation, with our supposedly stellar memories, can tell you Justin Timberlake's latest tour dates, and we can even remember the multiple passwords to our HBO Go, Hulu, iTunes and Spotify accounts. But we don't know how to actually do anything.
I don't spend much time comparing generations, but I found it interesting, generous, somewhat touching, and a little jarring that the author (Max Perry, a writer and yoga teacher) acknowledged music as a way to make social and political statements more emphatically "back in the day" vs. what's out there now.
My first impulse was to agree with him, based on all the protest songs back then:
But there has been so much contemporary social and political messaging by so many currently creative musicians, rap artists, and singers since then that I wonder if he overlooked some of them. But hey, it was very cool to get a hat tip and to walk down Memory Lane.
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14 September 2009
Polaroid Transfers
While I was cleaning out my closet this weekend I ran across a box of old photos, slides and negatives from years ago when I took a photography course while living in Birmingham. I loved taking those courses! My professor was Iranian and looked just like Albert Einstein. I kid you not - see for yourself! He required all of our photos to be taken on slide film so that they could easily be displayed and critiqued in class. I had to take an entire roll of 36 exposures a week for the class. That's alotta photo takin'!
Among the slides and negatives I also found this set of Polaroid transfers that I made. Polaroid transfers are made by exposing peel-off Polaroid film (these were made with 669 film) and then tearing open the pack before the photo is fully developed and transferring the image to another surface (these are on watercolor paper). You can use a Polaroid camera for this or a little machine that will transfer slide images onto the film - all those slides finally came in handy! I love the soft focus, grainy effect you get when transferring the images. Each one ends up a bit different depending on your timing and the conditions you're working in.
Finding these makes me want to get back to doing some hands-on photography work, rather than all digital and photoshopping. It also really makes me sad that Polaroid is stopping production on their film. What's going to happen when it all runs out?!
26 comments:
- auxpaysdesmerveilles said...
These are so lovely! I must try polaroid transfers myself!
- September 14, 2009
- Alice said...
I never knew about that technique, it does give a lovely, blurry effect...you should get your hands on some more film before it runs out, these are beautiful!
- September 14, 2009
- Lexie said...
these are so lovely!
i hear disposable cams are making a big comeback because of the weird light blurs and lack of clarity.
- September 14, 2009
- BARGAIN BEX said...
One of my many design daydreams includes having an entire wall dedicated to polaroid shots of outfits and key items that inspire me ... I do feel a little tightness in my chest now ... worrying it may never come true and have to stay a good old pipe dream since polaroid is leaving us forever. *Sigh*
Beautiful photographs. Hope you got an 'A' from trusty Albert (and yes, it's an uncanny resemblance) ;)
- September 14, 2009
- Diana said...
Some people are working really hard to bring Polaroid back.
Read more here:
- September 14, 2009
- skinnyGLASSESgirl said...
I think also another company bout the rights or something? you can buy some cool stuff over at polarpremium
- September 14, 2009
- corrie said...
Oh wow, I used to LOVE making these! Somewhere in my childhood bedroom lies a large stack. I wonder if you can still buy expired pack film on ebay. I totally want to make some more now!
- September 14, 2009
- jayne said...
these look great! i love the last one, such farm americana in the best possible way
- September 14, 2009
- little my said...
Wow! this seems like a wonderful technique! I think I saw some on flickr but I never knew how they're made... These look quite wonderful!
Losing Polaroid is really sad, especially if you didn't have the chance to experience it(self-pity rant over)
- September 14, 2009
- slovly said...
Really cool pics. I love how they look old but are color.
- September 14, 2009
- april said...
Those photos are lovely! I've been thinking the same thing lately; I used to take several rolls of film a month, but since I got my digital camera my old clunker of an SLR has been tossed to the wayside. We're missing out on years of ephemera here!
- September 14, 2009
- Oliphe Butarbutar said...
Those picture look amazing!
- September 14, 2009
- Maggie said...
This group is aiming to have new film for old Polaroid cameras by 2010! I hope they really do it, I love making polaroid transfers too!
- September 14, 2009
- CMA said...
these shots are so much fun!
loving it..thanks for sharing
check out my blog @
- September 14, 2009
- Matt said...
you should get a fuji instax camera! it suffices my instant photograhy addiction, the pictures come out so fantastic =]
- September 14, 2009
- Rose said...
Great photos!!
And i agree the teacher looks like Albert Einstein hehe
- September 14, 2009
- Laura @ effluvia said...
These look really neat. I like the last two :)
- September 14, 2009
- H to the izzo said...
Oh, I absolutely LOVE Polaroid transfer. Thanks for sharing!
- September 14, 2009
- Abbey at MilkChildren said...
WOW, this is amazing. call me ignorant i have never heard of this before!
- September 14, 2009
- Varpu said...
Ah polaroids! amazing :) All in all you have fantastic pictures in your whole blog, keep up with the good work!
- September 15, 2009
- beckyxoxo said...
lovely photos ! i love polaroids :)
- September 15, 2009
- felice said...
please check out: http://www.the-impossible-project.com/
there is a chance that polaroid might be saved and reprooduced!
- September 15, 2009
- R. said...
I was going to mention the impossible project as well but I see others have beat me to it, haha. These are really lovely. There is something so wonderful about film as opposed to digital. I'm trying to shoot a roll every month or so because I really love it.
- September 15, 2009
- Polly Farthing said...
Those photos are wonderful, the effect is so beautiful. I'm really disappointed Polaroid has stopped producing film - what's going to happen?! Better stock up quick!
Polly x
- September 15, 2009
- Anonymous said...
Apparently, and fortunately, Polaroid was bought out to another company who are going to continue the film production, so you may be in luck. Otherwise, if it isn't true, you could always stock up on a lot of film, and I mean enough to last you at least 50 years! Lovely photography. Good luck with all that you do. :)
- September 17, 2009
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Mary Margaret (Sis) Dussia, age 93, of 505 Sheridan Ave., Ridgway, died Saturday morning, Aug. 20, 2011, at Elk Regional Health Center. She was born March 24, 1918 in Ridgway, daughter of the late Paul F. and Cecilia (Scherer) Rees. She married John Wesley Dussia on June 14, 1948, he preceded her in death on Feb. 23, 1985. She had resided in Ridgway and was a member of St. Leo Catholic Church, the C.D. of A. She was a graduate of St. Leo High School. Sis enjoyed gardening exercising and her family. She served in the U.S. Navy during WWII as a WAVE in the Navy Department in Washington, D.C. She had been employed by Bayer-Volk Furniture, the Wood Corner and B&B Cards and Gifts.She is survived by six sons, Louis P. Dussia of Warren, and Stephen J. Dussia, John H. Dussia, Peter G. Dussia, Jerome M. Dussia and his wife JoAnn, and Ralph F. Dussia, all of Ridgway; three sisters, Adline Rees and Patricia Covel, both of Ridgway, and Zita Verne of Brockway; a sister-in-law, Elizabeth Rees of Ridgway; a brother-in-law, Bob Weidert of Ridgway; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by four brothers, Deacon Paul J. Rees, Karl Rees, Eugene Reese, and a brother in infancy; and two sisters, Rose Mary Yarmey and Yvonne (Bonnie) Weidert.A Memorial Mass for Mary Margaret Dussia will be celebrated at a later date and will be announced.Burial will at St. Leo Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Memorials, if desired, can be made to St. Leo's School. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Thompson Funeral Home.


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Small bowel bacterial overgrowth
Small bowel bacterial overgrowth is a condition in which very large numbers of bacteria grow in the small intestine.
Causes of Small bowel bacterial overgrowth
Unlike the large intestine, the small intestine does not have a high number of bacteria. When there are too many bacteria in the small intestine, these organisms use up the nutrients that would otherwise be absorbed into the body. A person with small bowel bacterial overgrowth may become malnourished as a result.
The breakdown of nutrients in the small intestine by the excess bacteria can also damage the intestinal lining. This can make it even harder for the body to absorb nutrients.
Conditions that can lead to overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine include:
- Complications of diseases or surgery that create pouches or blockages in the small intestine. Crohn's disease is one of these conditions.
- Diseases that lead to movement problems in the small bowel, such as diabetes and scleroderma
- Immunodeficiency such as AIDS or immunoglobulin deficiency
- Short bowel syndrome caused by surgical removal of part of the small intestine
- Small bowel diverticulosis, in which small sacs occur in the inner lining of the intestine. These sacs allow too many bacteria to grow. These sacs can occur anywhere along the intestinal tract, but they are much more common in the large bowel.
- Surgical procedures that create a loop of small intestine where excess bacteria can grow. An example is a Billroth II type of stomach removal (gastrectomy).
- Some cases of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Small bowel bacterial overgrowth Symptoms
The most common symptoms are:
- Abdominal fullness
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- Gassiness
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- Fatty stool
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Treatment of Small bowel bacterial overgrowth
The goal is to treat the cause of the bacterial overgrowth. Treatment most often consists of antibiotics. In some cases, drugs that speed intestinal movement (motility-speeding drugs) may be used. A low carbohydrate diet can be helpful.
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For more than half a century Tinker McCauley made art happen in Fort Lauderdale. While she spent hours alone in her studio generating novel techniques for her artworks, she also labored to create an artistic milieu that could nourish the creativity of a growing city. Her works were displayed in more than 60 shows in South Florida between 1989 and 2010, including a half dozen solo exhibitions.She was an innovator and experimenter with media and technique . She slashed canvas in the 60s, poured resin in the 70s, burnished metal in the 90s, and used a propane blowtorch to burn her works in the 2000s. After she turned 80, she began some new approaches: smashing car windows, setting off fireworks, and exploding gunpowder.Her art was driven by ideas rather than trends. Like an archeologist, she dug for identity. Her pieces reflect strong convictions and meditate on spirituality. She traced her quest by exploring two key topics: Nature and ancient Near Eastern writing. These topics appear again and again throughout her 60 year career.Even before receiving her degree in Art from Northwestern University and further study at the Kansas City Art Institute, McCauley was encouraged by parents who provided endless art lessons, sent her to a French school in Kansas City, and sojourned annually in Taos, New Mexico. There, she became familiar with Native American culture and was on close terms with resident artists and writers. She also earned a sharpshooter badge, shooting rabbits from horseback. McCauley's distinctive script, her connection to nature, and her fascination with archeology and ancient cultures derive from these early experiences.Settling with her own children and husband in Ft. Lauderdale in 1950, McCauley continued to develop her art and also taught studio art classes to adults and children at the city's Art Center. In 1958, she helped transform it, founding the Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art, where she served as head docent for many years. She also helped create Art Amaze, 2 Plus 3: The Artists' Organization and the Third Avenue Artists' Group . She was a member of the National Association of Women Artists as well.The nickname, "Tinker", was given to her in very early childhood by her father who admired McCauley's passion for tinker toys and her tireless play at making things. Both the name and the dedication to art stuck with her. Having created a significant body of work that continues to inspire and enrich the lives of those who see it, Tinker McCauley passed away in the fall of 2010, with a large work in progress still on her easel.
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ALCOHOL and processed food companies are employing the same tactics as Big Tobacco to increase their profits at the expense of people's lives, health experts say.
The tactics used include industry-funded biased research, political donations, ghost-writing of public policy and campaigns blaming individuals for their choices, an article in The Lancet said on Tuesday.
Trusting multinational companies with the public's health is like "having burglars install your locks", one of the authors, the University of Melbourne's Rob Moodie, said. "You think you are safe but you are obviously not."
About 6.3 million deaths globally were caused by tobacco in 2010, and 4.9 million by alcohol, the paper estimated.
A further 18 million deaths were caused by high blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar, combined with being overweight.
"Much of [this] could be attributed to the consumption of ultraprocessed foods and drinks," Professor Moodie wrote in The Lancet.
Co-author Bruce Neal, from the University of Sydney and The George Institute for Global Health, said the food industry in Australia was worth more than $100 billion. "It's an incredible earner for the government and it's very influential," he told a briefing organised by the Australian Science Media Centre.
In the past he worked with the pharmaceutical industry to improve public health, but this was not possible with the food industry. "The problem is one of the best ways for the food industry to make profits is to add large amounts of fat and sugar to low cost [foods]," he said.
Professor Neal added that health experts had been working with the government and industry for five years but had seen no reduction in salt in food.
"The best data we have suggests probably average salt levels in food have gone up," he said.
The study also found research sponsored exclusively by food and drink companies was between four and eight times more likely to reach conclusions that were favourable to the company that paid for it.
And in at least four countries - Lesotho, Malawi, Uganda and Botswana - national alcohol policies had been written, or strongly influenced by, the industry-funded and established group the International Center for Alcohol Policies, and the brewing company SABMiller.
The chief executive of the Heart Foundation, Lyn Roberts, agreed there were significant problems with alcohol industry influence but said it would not be pragmatic to exclude the food industry from negotiations to improve public health.
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02 Outback - removing front rotors
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unless I'm mistaken and the rotor should just slide off the spindle - with a little help of course... :-\
Posted 06 June 2006 - 11:58 PM
if you jack the front of the car off and try to turn each front wheel slowly you can probably isolate which rotor is warped and only replace that one. you'll feel the wheel "catch" at one point of the rotation. this is the bad rotor.
make sure your caliper slides are greased well and the piston moves in and out fine. a sticking caliper will heat up and warp the rotor.
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I think I'll replace those rotors and pads myself... should not cost more than half of that...
Posted 07 June 2006 - 12:55 PM
If the rotors will not easily pull off, you can use a hammer to dislodge them, since you will be replacing them, or you can thread the lower caliper bolt (that you removed from the caliper) into the small threaded hole on the hub of the rotor and tighten it, which will push against the wheel hub and separate the rotor from the hub. I believe there are two or three threaded holes for that purpose. I replaced my rotors about 3 mo. ago, so my memory is already starting to fade.
Posted 07 June 2006 - 03:24 PM
Here's a link:
It's for upgrading the brakes on an RS, but most Subies are set up similarly. They're like Legos, the parts are interchangeable.
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Posted 07 June 2006 - 08:49 PM
I would confirm that the rotors are actually warped before going straight to turning them. Turned rotors have less mass and will have less ability to disperse heat. Also, hot, thinner rotors have more tendency to crack/warp when come into contact with cold water splash.
If the rotors are not warped, scrubbing the surface clean and put in new pads and follow proper bedding-in procedure will help.
Do not use ordinary sanding paper! The abrasive materials are mostly alum-oxide and they will make things worst!
I used 3M-Garnet Paper for rubbing and followed with Synko's Rotten-Stone for final polishing on rotors before each pads-change. Good results.
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Following the departure of Karen Rassias, the town is now seeking a new chief assessor. Rassias resigned her position in a letter to finance director Warren Sproul, and her tenure ended on the last day of November. According to officials, she cited the town's political climate for her decision. According to the job description posted by the town, the chief assessor is under the direction of the finance director and the three-member elected Board of Assessors, and duties include administrative, technical, and supervisory work related to the valuation of all property in town. Officials are seeking candidates with five to seven years of experience (several of those in a supervisory role). Salary range is between $75,000 and $86,681 and may include a car allowance.
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1. Re: Flashplayer 11 and Android 4.0.3 ICSchris.campbell Apr 2, 2012 11:52 AM (in response to email@example.com)
Hi Matt,
If you go to the following page, do you see flash content displayed? If so, what version is reported back?
How do I do a clean install of Flash Player?
2. Re: Flashplayer 11 and Android 4.0.3 ICSbougie81 Apr 9, 2012 2:49 AM (in response to chris.campbell)
I have a similar problem my tablet is a archos g9 16 gb turbo.
( http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/290609/archos-101-g9-turbo-16gb-1-komma-2ghz-%28501862-5018 88-535582%29-zwart.html#tab:info )
In my case there are a few Kixeye games that won't play eg. warcommander and battlepirates however backyard monsters will start correctly.
Warcommander and battlepirates will give me the loading status with the correct screen but when the game screen should pop up it just stops.
Only thing i get then in my screen is a play button and when i click it it will just load again and give the same screen.
On some occasion it will pop out of the browser to my main screen but i think that's more the archos then the issue.
I have installed flash 11 player via the market several times and get the following message when i check the version on your website.
I also tried several browsers (dolphin HD, firefox and the standard browser on teh archos)) they all experience the same problem.
Also changed the settings in the different browsers (eg. browser flash, HTML and desktop version on the standard)
3. Re: Flashplayer 11 and Android 4.0.3 firstname.lastname@example.com Apr 9, 2012 3:59 AM (in response to bougie81)
Hi guys,
Thanks for replying. I was going to post an update but had problems with the "Reply" buttons not showing - I understand that was a Forum problem for a while.
Anyway, I've resolved this issue - the tablet manufacturer issued a Firmware update from 0.8 to 1.0 which, when installed, allows Flashplayer to run properly.
Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
4. Re: Flashplayer 11 and Android 4.0.3 ICSbougie81 Apr 9, 2012 5:11 AM (in response to firstname.lastname@example.com)
unfortunatley mine is up-to-date so no solution there.
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The only browser I had any joy with before the firmware upgrade was Opera - might be worth giving that a try?


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Four Republicans who hope to assume control of the county GOP's Central Committee believe they have more than enough votes to do so after Tuesday's primary results.
Voters who went to the polls to choose their candidates for the November election also elected their party's committeemen for the county's 212 voting precincts. Those committeemen, Republican and Democratic, will caucus April 16 to elect their respective parties' executive officers.
The Republican slate won some contested precincts and lost others but has more than enough to take control, said Andrew Gasser, the hopeful for the vice chairman seat. Running for chairwoman is outgoing County Board member Sandra Fay Salgado, while County Board member Diane Evertsen is running for secretary, and County Board candidate Charles Wheeler is running for treasurer.
They hope to reinvigorate a party apparatus they allege has become lax and ineffective and turn it into an aggressive get-out-the-vote operation. The group has sold itself as an umbrella organization encompassing diverse ideas and has expressly stated it will run this election on fiscal issues and put aside social issues, which in recent elections have cost Republicans voters and winnable state and national seats.
"Tuesday's results were very encouraging. We had a worst-case and a best-case scenario, and we're right about in the middle," said Gasser, who on Tuesday won his primary race for County Board. "If we held it today, we'd win. Comfortably."
On the downside for the new group, it will not learn just how much weight each committeeman's vote carries until about a week before the caucus when the county clerk certifies the primary results. On the upside, two of the four executive members they seek to replace are stepping down, and a third has yet to commit.
Vice Chairman Mark Daniel, who is chairman of the Nunda Township Republican Central Committee, is running for the chairmanship because State Rep. Mike Tryon, R-Crystal Lake, is stepping down, citing his increasing responsibilities as state representative for the 66th House District. He is running unopposed for another two-year term.
Daniel said he disagrees with Gasser's assessment of the vote totals.
"In discussing with Chairman Tryon what we have, we feel we have enough votes to win," Daniel said.
While both sides can make some very educated guesses at the moment, they won't know for sure until the election results are made official. The county Republican Party elects its leaders on a weighted vote – each precinct committeeman's vote is equal to the number of GOP ballots cast by the precinct's voters in the primary. The process under state law can start April 1 at the earliest to account for late absentee and provisional ballots, and must be certified by the county clerk no later than April 8, or about a week before the party caucus.
"I would find it really hard for anyone to declare victory before we get the canvass from the clerk," Tryon said.
Daniel said he has been approached by other precinct committeemen who may be interested in running, but said they have been independent requests and not an effort to run as a foil to the slate of newcomers.
Incumbent party Secretary Glenda Miller, who won the nomination for McHenry County Treasurer on Tuesday, said she is interested in possibly running for party treasurer, but has yet to commit. Treasurer Fred Wickham, like Tryon, is stepping down citing other priorities – Wickham, a 30-year precinct committeeman, ran unopposed for another two-year term representing Grafton Township Precinct 7.
Tryon, Daniel and Wickham have chosen their words carefully since the new slate introduced itself in a well-attended Woodstock meet-and-greet before the primary. They support the group's intentions and energy, but say the group's methods risk splitting the party.
"It seems to me it was a divisive action, unfortunately, and the Republican Party needs to remain strong," Wickham said. "I'm not necessarily saying I'm unhappy with the people who are running, but I think the methodology they used was ill-advised at best."
Gasser disagrees, and repeated the slate's allegation that the concerns they and like-minded party members have had have been consistently ignored.
"The [McHenry County] Republican Party is so broken right now. It doesn't work. If you run as a Republican in the primary or the general election, you can count on almost no support from the Executive Committee. We plan to change that," Gasser said.


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Hormel Foods is recalling some 104,000 pounds of Stagg canned chili from stores in 16 states because it may contain plastic and other material. The Agriculture Department says the pieces of plastic came from a calculator.
Hormel, which owns Stagg Foods, issued the recall after getting complaints from consumers. No injuries have been reported. The chili was made last November 24 and sold in 15-ounce cans labeled "Stagg Chili, Steak House Reserve, Chili with Beans, Hearty Beef with a Kick of Green Chilies." The cans were sold six to a case.
Kroger recalls roast beef from stores in 20 states
The Kroger Company is recalling Private Selection brand roast beef from its stores in 20 states. The grocery chain says a sample taken from a Kroger delicatessen counter in Atlanta tested positive for a bacteria that can cause sickness and in some cases, death.
Officials say the sample taken by the Georgia Department of Agriculture tested positive for listeria. It's unclear when the sample was taken. Eating contaminated foods can cause high fever, severe headaches, neck stiffness, abdominal pain, nausea and diarrhea. It may be more serious or even fatal among young children, frail or elderly people, or those with weak immune systems.
Kroger says those who bought the product this month and who have it in their refrigerators should return it to the store for a refund.


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Burn this thread it's starting to make me nervous.
Resolution please.
Exwife. Sort of, end thread ban Southside now.
I don't get the outrage.®
sorry i didn't get to read all the previous posts - but the ONLY question you should be asking is "which option will give me the best chance to maintain sobriety." remember you will never be cured of alcoholism. you will always be an alcoholic.
perhaps your ex drove you to drink in the first place - but to me the fact that your ex is "still in party phase" really worries me.
congratulations on the transplant - it truly is a gift of life. someone died and now you can live. the only question to ask is how will you stay sober one day at a time. good luck. god bless you.


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The Central Connecticut baseball team won a pair of games at Mount St. Mary's on Friday, winning the first 6-5 and the second 16-1. With the wins the Blue Devils are now 27-22 overall and 18-13 in Northeast Conference play.
With the two wins the Blue Devils have officially qualified for next week's Northeast Conference Tournament at Dodd Stadium in Norwich, CT. Central will be either the #3 or #4 seed in the tournament. Monmouth and Fairleigh Dickinson have also qualified for the tournament. The last seed remains to be determined, but will be either Sacred Heart or Wagner.
The two teams will finish the weekend series on Saturday with a single nine-inning game at 12 p.m.
In game two, juniors Mike Washburn and Tyler McIntyre each hit a home run and drove in four runs. McIntyre hit a pair of home runs on the day and drove in six runs.
Freshman lefty Cody Brown won his sixth game of the season in game two, improving to 6-3 on the season. He pitched six innings and allowed five hits and just one run in the win.
In the first game McIntyre drove in two runs and freshman Casey Brown won his fourth game of the season, pitching six innings and allowing just two hits while striking out six.
Central led 6-0 into the seventh inning, before the Mount scored five in the bottom of the inning. Sophomore Nick Boyd came in to get the final three outs of the inning to earn his first save of the season.
Sophomore Josh Ingham was 3-for-3 with a solo home run in the first game. Sophomore J.P. Sportman was 2-for-4 with an RBI, and he also had four hits and four runs scored in the game two win. McIntyre hit a solo home run in the seventh, and also drove in a run in the first inning of game one.
It was all Blue Devils in game two, as Central recorded 18 hits and 16 runs to earn the sweep of the doubleheader. Sopomore Dylan DelaCruz had three hits, three runs scored and an RBI in the win. McIntyre and Washburn each drove in four.
The two teams will finish the weekend series on Saturday with a single game at 12 p.m.


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When Democrats claimed control of both houses of the Colorado General Assembly in last November's elections, there was little doubt that two priority issues would be enacted once the legislature convened. Just over halfway through the 120-day session, bills to establish civil unions and to allow illegal immigrants who matriculated at Colorado high schools to receive in-state tuition at public colleges and universities in our state have passed.
As a student living on Chicago's south side in the early 1990s, I understood that the beginning of spring brought not only warmer days, but the sound of gunfire at night. Sometimes it would be the single shot from a handgun, and occasionally it would be the "pop-pop-pop" of a semi-automatic weapon.
During the first couple months of this year's legislative session, I supported a bill on which the opponents didn't feel at all constrained by either the truth or any kind of ethical behavior. And while my policy not to write about things I work on will spare you the details, it reminded me of a learning experience I had early in my career.
My 10-year-old recently asked me what exactly happened on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. Rather than try to explain it, I searched YouTube and found a video of a newscast that relayed in real time the violence of that awful morning.
A month into the 2013 session of the Colorado General Assembly, majority Democrats announced their package of gun-control bills at a news conference at the state Capitol last week.
The shocking and senseless murder of 20 students and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut is a painful reminder that schools are not always the safe havens we expect them to be. The incident has caused us all to ask again, how can we improve school safety when resources are limited?
About a week after the November election, I sat down to lunch with two friends from my days in the legislature, one a former high-ranking AFL-CIO officer, and the other a conservative former state senator.
"Mr. Dillinger, why do you rob banks?"
"Because, that is where the money is."
Robbing banks is one thing. But robbing senior citizens, the mentally ill and an organization that serves kids who have endured domestic violence and homelessness? Not even Jefferson County could rise to that level of Grinchliness during the holidays, right?
How can we talk about the shootings in Connecticut — or Aurora or Columbine or Virginia Tech or an Oregon shopping mall or anywhere else — without getting into an argument?
Readers might be wondering why this week's Courier has no stories with local reaction to the massacre in Newtown, Conn. — and that's a fair question.
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This week's historic victory for marriage equality in Maine was bittersweet for me. I wholeheartedly support gay couples' right to marry, but this Election Day I was reminded that the battle for full equality is still far from over. Its outcome is far from certain, and the casualties of this war continue to mount.
On Tuesday morning I learned that my friend and colleague Richard Lawlor passed away the week before, apparently of natural causes, a year or so shy of his 60th birthday. Richard was an energetic and dedicated promoter of the arts and gay culture in Maine.
In the 1990s and into last decade, he was instrumental in the production of the Maine Festival and New Year's Portland, among many other events, including numerous fundraisers for Equality Maine. He published and edited The Companion, a publication covering news and entertainment in Portland's gay community. He later started a website about gay nightlife and recreation for tourists and locals. His next major undertaking was an online resource for Mainers with celiac disease, which listed local sources of gluten-free food.
His partner in that endeavor, and in life, was Roy Silvernail. Richard and Roy were inseparable. They lived together in Portland's West End and were well known and loved in the neighborhood. They had been together for almost five years, and their popular gluten-free site was in the process of expanding to encompass all of New England, when Roy was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the summer of 2010. Ten wrenching weeks later, Roy was dead. He was 54 years old.
Roy's passing devastated Richard. Richard could be cynical, but he was a fun-loving and very funny man. He was also an incorrigible gossip and gadfly — qualities that convinced me to give him a regular column on gay issues and Portland nightlife, called Citizen Dick, in my publication, The Bollard, back in 2005.
After Roy died, Richard was a shell of his former self. His partner's passing left him heartbroken and broke. That's what led me, in February of 2011, to write a cover story for The Bollard about Richard's experience and the challenges millions of other gay and lesbian Americans face when their partner passes away.
We have so often heard the stories of gay people denied visitation rights and other measures of the respect they deserve when their partner is terminally ill. Thankfully, and somewhat ironically, that was not the case for Richard and Roy. The doctors, nurses and administrators at Mercy Hospital, a Catholic institution, did not allow the bigoted dogma espoused by church leaders to compromise the quality of the care and support this gay couple received.
"From a medical point of view, we were treated beautifully," Richard told me, as quoted in the story, "Making Death Discriminate." "There was total respect for our relationship … I would sit with him at chemo. The chemo nurse would come by and not just check with him, 'How're you doing, Roy?' but 'How's Richard doing?' Roy's answer was, 'He's going to get a book deal out of this.'"
The state and federal bureaucracies, however, were not nearly as responsive and supportive. Roy qualified for MaineCare, but he and Richard had thousands of dollars of out-of-pocket expenses just for medications. Roy's Social Security benefits and other assistance were repeatedly delayed due to confusion and incompetence. He was due thousands of dollars' worth of retroactive Social Security compensation that failed to arrive before he passed, and by then it was too late.
"That money would have solved everything," Lawlor told me. "Because Roy and I shared bank accounts, even though he died, I would have had that. But he died and it just took too long … If I were legally married, I believe I would have been eligible for those benefits."
In fact, he was not. Gay men and women pay into the Social Security system just like most other workers, but the federal Defense of Marriage Act prevents them from receiving the survivor benefits to which straight, married couples are entitled. Maine's marriage equality law doesn't change that. Federal benefits paid to the widows of soldiers, police officers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians are also denied on the basis of sexual orientation, regardless of state laws.
It will require an act of Congress to repeal DOMA and grant gay couples the support they deserve in their darkest hours. With the House of Representatives still in the hands of Republican ideologues, that won't happen anytime soon.
It certainly didn't happen in time to help Richard and countless others in similar situations. Amid all the much-deserved celebration of marriage equality in Maine, it's important to remember those who struggled for the cause but did not live to see it achieved and to acknowledge that the campaign for genuine equality has only just begun.
Chris Busby is editor and publisher of The Bollard, a monthly magazine about Portland. His column appears here weekly. An informal memorial gathering for Richard Lawlor will be held at 7 p.m., on Mon., Nov. 12, at LFK, in Portland's Longfellow Square.


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The Jayhawk
Mascots are believed to bring good luck, especially to athletic teams. Just about every college claims a mascot. The University of Kansas is home of the Jayhawk, a mythical bird with a fascinating history. Its origin is rooted in the historic struggles of Kansas settlers. The term "Jayhawk" was probably coined about 1848. Accounts of its use appeared from Illinois to Texas. The name combines two birds--the blue jay, a noisy, quarrelsome thing known to rob other nests, and the sparrow hawk, a stealthy hunter. The message here: Don't turn your back on this bird.
During the 1850s, the Kansas Territory was filled with such Jayhawks. The area was a battleground between those wanting a state where slavery would be legal and those committed to a Free State. The factions looted, sacked, rustled cattle, stole horses, and otherwise attacked each other's settlements. For a time, ruffians on both sides were called Jayhawkers. But the name stuck to the free staters. Lawrence, where KU would be founded, was a Free State stronghold.
During the Civil War, the Jayhawk's ruffian image gave way to patriotic symbol. Kansas Governor Charles Robinson raised a regiment called the Independent Mounted Kansas Jayhawks. By war's end, Jayhawks were synonymous with the impassioned people who made Kansas a Free State. In 1886, the bird appeared in a cheer--the famous Rock Chalk chant. When KU football players first took the field in 1890, it seemed only natural to call them Jayhawkers. How do you draw a Jayhawk? For years, that question stumped fans. Henry Maloy, a cartoonist for the student newspaper, drew a memorable version of the 'hawk in 1912. He gave it shoes. Why? For kicking opponents, of course.
In 1920, a more somber bird, perched on a KU monogram, came into use. In 1923, Jimmy O'Bryon and George Hollingbery designed a duck-like 'hawk. About 1929, Forrest O. Calvin drew a grim-faced bird sporting talons that could maim. In 1941, Gene "Yogi" Williams opened the Jayhawk's eyes and beak, giving it a contentious look.
It is Harold D. Sandy's 1946 design of a smiling Jayhawk that survives. The design was copyrighted in 1947.
For years a single costumed Jayhawk cheered for KU. A second Jayhawk, Baby Jay, arrived in 1971, hatching out of a huge egg on the 50-yard line during Homecoming. Ever since, we've had two Jayhawks in costume: Big Jay and Baby Jay.
Today you'll find several Jayhawks on the Lawrence campus. A piece of birdlike iconography on Dyche Hall, erected in 1901, looks suspiciously like a Jayhawk. In front of Strong Hall perches a large 'hawk, a statue with sleek, modern lines, gift of the Class of 1956. Another, a striding, feathered bronze, greets visitors to the Adams Alumni Center.
Does the Jayhawk fly? Baby Jay flew the coop once, back in September 1978. Birdnapped, really. The costume was returned just in time for Homecoming. A good thing, too, because myths and mascots are fun to have around.


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E-Discussions on Extension/advisory services and Young Professionals
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The young generation plays an important role in extension and rural advisory services. It has to solve many of the current global issues and will face new ones. To rise to the challenge, young professionals working in extension and rural advisory services should be paid greater attention, provided an opportunity to share their experiences, voice their concerns and communicate the challenges and opportunities for youth in extension.
We believe that there are many interesting and rewarding opportunities in this professional field that must be better communicated. The image of agriculture, and in particular advisory services, must be made more attractive to young people.
Therefore GFRAS: Global Forum for Rural Advisory Services and YPARD : Young Professional's Platform for Agricultural Research for Development have joined forces to advance a joint mission of promoting the field of agriculture and extension among young people.
Youth and extension/advisory services e-discussions
We welcome your active participation to online discussions on issues surrounding youth and extension/advisory services, from 5 September to 30 October 2011 on the YPARD forum in preparation of the international conference on extension in Nairobi. (http://forum.ypard.net/viewforum.php?f=4 )
These discussions will specifically be on the challenges and opportunities in extension, related to youth:
• Share your experiences, challenges, and successes as a Young Professional in extension. Share some of your questions and ideas on this topic.
• Share your testimony as an Experienced Professional (perhaps not a 'youth' yourself) and present key challenges and opportunities of working with young professionals in extension and rural advisory services.
We will launch two spaces for discussions on the YPARD forum. Please, contribute and feel free to propose your own discussion topics related to extension/advisory services and young professionals. The outputs will include a poster and document making recommendations based on the discussion to the international conference in Nairobi in November. Expected outcomes include increased and more rewarding participation of young people in agriculture and advisory services.
Bringing these discussions to decisions and actions
What's your benefit in contributing to these discussions? The ideas, experiences and challenges you express will be brought to the table by YPARD, GFRAS and Young representatives at the international conference in Nairobi in November. Therefore your voice will be heard at a strategic level to inform for decision-makers on those topics that impact you!
Read the call on YPARD website: http://www.ypard.net/apps/events/item/121/
Do not forget: E-DISCUSSION on Extension/advisory services and Young Professionals From 5st September to 30th October 2011 on YPARD Forum (http://forum.ypard.net/viewforum.php?f=4 )
Take your chance, contribute, get a voice, make a change!
Need some help to get started?
You would like to contribute but don't know exactly how to get started? Please, contact us for advice and suggestions! We are glad to help and we are looking forward hearing from you! email@example.com
Note that you must be registered and logged in YPARD website to contribute (register here: http://www.ypard.net/accounts/register/). It just requires some minutes; just follow the instructions! If you meet any issue, please, contact us!
More about the Organizers
GFRAS is the Global Forum for Rural Advisory Services. (http://www.g-fras.org/) Its purpose is to provide a space for advocacy and leadership on pluralistic, demand-driven rural advisory services within the global development agenda that promote sustainable rural growth and help the poor. This will contribute to the ultimate goal of reducing hunger and poverty worldwide. GFRAS has three functions: • Providing a voice within global policy dialogues and promoting improved investment in RAS • Supporting the development and synthesis of evidence based approaches and policies for improving the effectiveness of RAS • Strengthening actors and for a in RAS through facilitating interaction and networking
YPARD, the Young Professional's Platform for Agricultural Research for Development, has a mission to serve as a global platform through which young professionals (under 40) can express their ideas and realize their full potential towards dynamic agricultural research for development. (http://www.ypard.org/ ) YPARD is a movement of young professionals. It creates spaces for deliberation and interaction. At the heart of YPARD as a movement are its members, who are encouraged to become active in their area, spread the news about YPARD to other young professionals, encourage a stronger voice of youth in their own organizations and share their views and ideas with other young professionals in the network.
In order to realize its vision, YPARD has the following strategic objectives, • To facilitate exchange of information and knowledge among young professionals across disciplines, professions, age and regions. • To broaden opportunities for young professionals to contribute to strategic ARD policy debates. • To promote agriculture among young people. • To facilitate access to resource and capacity building opportunities.


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