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FILM FEST- Hot Picks
Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny (2006)
7pm Thursday, October 26
Newcomb Hall
For those who know and love the furious ball of often musically induced energy that is Jack Black, Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny should be quite a treat. Long before he melted the faces of schoolchildren in The School of Rock (2003) or offered unsolicited record-buying advice in High Fidelity (2000), Black stoked his fire for rock as half of acoustic metal duo Tenacious D along with fellow comedian Kyle Gass. After several concert tours and a TV series on HBO, the band that's written such gems as "F*** Her Gently" and "The Greatest Song in the World" finally makes it to the big screen in this feature soon to be released nationwide. See it now so you can be the first to quote it to your friends.
Life of Brian (1979)
10pm Thursday, October 26
Newcomb Hall
Speaking of memorable cinematic punchlines, do the words "How shall we f*** off, O Lord?" "Blessed are the cheesemakers," and "If you say 'Jehovah' one more time..." ring any bells?
Moviegoers are in for a rolicking two hours with this classic from the Monty Python gang (ranked the 129th best movie of all time by IMDB.com). Directed by the troupe's own Terry Jones, the movie chronicles the life of Brian of Nazareth, the man born in the stable next to Jesus Christ. With its brazen irreverence and lowbrow humor of the highest order, Life of Brian demonstrates why even folks who've seen Python sketches only on DVD quote them like the holy comedic scriptures they are.
God of a Second Chance (2006)
10pm Friday, October 27
Newcomb Hall
Sissy Spacek isn't the only Academy Award winner living in our midst. City resident and filmmaker Paul Wagner won Best Short Documentary in 1984 for The Stone Carvers. Now he's back with his latest feature length piece, God of a Second Chance, which follows the lives of six people living in the poorest neighborhood in Washington, DC.
Tender Mercies (1983)
1pm Friday, October 27
Regal Downtown
Before he takes the stage at the Paramount later that night, go meet Robert Duvall at this decidedly more intimate setting on Friday afternoon. He'll be discussing his Academy Award-winning performance as country singer-songwriter and failed father Mac Sledge in this heart-rending 1983 film. The movie is worth seeing for Duvall's performance alone, but the way director Bruce Beresford and writer Horton Foote take the time to let an audience know the characters makes this forgotten classic a must-see.
Little Children (2006)
1:30pm Friday, October 27
Regal Downtown
It's rare that moviegoers outside New York and Los Angeles get a sneak peek at a movie with this much buzz, but the Festival gives Charlottesvillians the chance this year. The latest film from In the Bedroom director Todd Field looks like a sure-fire Oscar contender with the likes of previous Academy nominees Kate Winslet and Jennifer Connelly and rising newcomer Patrick Wilson (The Phantom of the Opera, Angels in America) in the cast. Based on the novel by Tom Perotta, the story follows a tangled web of sex, crime, and deceit in a small town.
Lindsay Barnes is the Hook's special sections editor and edited this year's Virginia Film Festival coverage.
Lindsay Barnes
Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny
The Dark Crystal (1982)
1pm, Sunday, October 29
Regal Downtown
How do we love The Dark Crystal? Let me count the ways: Jim Henson's sublime puppetry; Brian Froud's marvelous production design; Billie Whitelaw's priceless performance as Aughra; Trevor Jones' sweeping score; Chamberlain's whimpering.... Mercifully free of computer-generated filigree, this all-puppet film is alive with imagination and a genuine sense of wonder.
The Milky Way (1969)
10:30am, Sunday, October 29
Regal Downtown
Orson Welles called surrealist Luis Bunuel "the most supremely religious director in the history of the movies"– not to mention the most blasphemous. But Bunuel wasn't simply anti-clerical: he hated everybody. Fortunately, his misanthropy was exceeded only by his sense of humor, as this medication on various Christian scandals and heresies illustrates.
I Confess (1953)
4pm, Friday, October 27
Regal Downtown
This is Alfred Hitchcock's ecumenical variation on his standard "wrong man" theme.
Father Michael Logan (Montgomery Clift), compelled by his priestly vows, must not only withhold a killer's identity revealed to him within his confessional, but is also persecuted for that killer's crimes. The final scenes of Father Michael's "passion," as he mournfully passes below statues of the Stations of the Cross, are truly moving. This isn't a Hitchcock masterpiece, but Hitch's second-tier work is better than most directors' finest.
The Seventh Seal (1957)
10:15am, Saturday October 28
Regal Downtown
Set during the plague-ridden Middle Ages, Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal follows a motley cast of characters, led by the magnificent Max von Sydow, grappling with towering questions of faith and death. Shot in a mere 35 days using the scantest means, the film offers iconic highlights including the Knight's (von Sydow) chess match against Death, and the climactic Dance of Death (which was improvised, with anonymous crewmen filling in for several of the lead actors, who had already left the set).
Ordet (1955)
10am, Friday, October 27
Regal Downtown
Unlike the relative stylishness of Danish director Carl (Vampyr) Dreyer's previous films, his Ordet (which translates as The Word) has an austere and peculiarly theatrical look. This dark, weighty tale of two rural Danish families' trials and their members' wildly varying takes on Christianity offers patient viewers a richly thoughtful– and, ultimately, uplifting– exploration of religion.
Justin Humphreys is an author, whose first book, Names You Never Remember, With Faces You Never Forget, hit shelves last January. His second, the authorized biography of filmmaker George Pal, is due out in early 2007.
Justin Humphreys
The Dark Crystal
Live From...The Hook (2006)
8pm, Saturday, October 28
Paramount Theater
All of my festival selections this year are by local filmmakers or on local topics, starting off with this look at the Charlottesville music scene of the 1980s. Rock out with Bob Girard, Charlie Pastorfield, and other local musical favs appearing on the Paramount's big screen. Then stick around to for the real thing, live on stage.
Rebellion of Thought (2006)
4:30pm, Saturday, October 28
Regal Dowtown
Kent Williamson, a filmmaking colleague of mine here in Charlottesville, has been working with his brother Brad on this documentary for the last few years. It promises to be a thought-provoking film about the challenge of holding personal spiritual beliefs in an age when no one believes anything.
Swedish Auto (2006)
7pm, Thursday, October 26
Paramount Theater
Maybe you've heard that this opening-night film of the festival stars Lukas Hass (the Amish kid in Witness all grown up). And you may know that it's a little indie film with big buzz after premiering at the Los Angeles Film Festival earlier this year. But did you know that it was directed by local-boy-about-to-make-good, Derek Sieg, right here in Charlottesville last year? (Check out Sieg in the HotSeat on page xx.–ed.)
Trapped by the Mormons (2005) with Esperanza (2006)
10pm, Thursday, October 26
Regal Downtown
Who said religion had to be a serious subject? Just as the '50s anti-marijuana film Reefer Madness was recently recast as high comedy, this comic re-make of a cautionary anti-Mormon tale from 1922 sounds truly weird. But I'm especially eager to see the short film being shown before it: Esperanza, by local filmmaker/journalist/radio-personality/madman Bruce Sanborn.
Volvo Adrenaline Film Project (2006)
4pm, Sunday, October 29
Newcomb Hall
Every year at the Film Festival, the Adrenaline Project throws teams of erstwhile directors into a wild weekend orgy of frenzied, all-day/all-night filmmaking mentored by Jeff Wadlow and Beau Bauman, the creative team behind last year's feature thriller, Cry Wolf. Last year a team from Light House, our Charlottesville teen filmmaking workshop, won the big prize. Who will it be this year?
Paul Wagner is an Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker who will host a screening of his latest film, God of a Second Chance, at 7pm Saturday, October 28 at the Regal Downtown.
Paul Wagner
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The Apostle (1997)
6pm Friday, October 27
Paramount Theater
Robert Duvall has directed four films, of which The Apostle is the best, besides showcasing one of his 10 best performances (Tender Mercies and The Great Santini top the list), as a preacher on the road to redemption after his world caves in. The script, which Duvall wrote, is so uncynical and free of clichés it seems to belong in another category from most movies. Farrah Fawcett, Billy Bob Thornton, and June Carter Cash are in the cast.
10 Items or Less (2006)
10pm, Friday, October 27
Paramount Theater
I also once met Morgan Freeman backstage when he was in the original Off-Broadway production of Driving Miss Daisy. Since that time, and especially since finally winning his Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Million Dollar Baby, he's been able to take his pick of the biggest films, but he still likes to mix it up. 10 Items or Less is a smaller movie in which he plays a once-famous actor whose options are more limited than Freeman's. It's a cultural exchange/road movie with a relatively short road through Los Angeles, in which he's accompanied by Paz Vega (Spanglish), as a cashier in a barrio market.
Jesus Camp (2006)
7pm, Friday October 27
Regal Downtown
Camp Out (2006)
4:15pm, Friday October 27
Regal Downtown
Jesus Camp and Camp Out are documentaries about summer camps for Christian youth, but they couldn't be more different. Jesus Camp will appeal both to evangelical Christians, who will think it shows children being raised right, and to liberals of any (or no) faith, who think it shows kids being brainwashed and exploited. Camp Out will freak out most evangelicals because it's about a camp for gay and lesbian Christian teens, who celebrate being able to worship their creator without having to hide a part of their identities. The style is a bit too close to The Real World for comfort, but the content is eye-opening.
Everything Is Illuminated (2005)
7pm, Saturday October 28
Newcomb Hall
This is a movie that came and went too quickly last year. The few who saw it will want to see it again, but give someone else a chance. Debuting director Liev Schreiber adapted a story by Jonathan Safran Foer, who is played by Elijah Wood, about his trip to the Ukraine to find the woman who helped his grandfather escape the Nazis. His guides are zany Eugene Hutz (of the band Gogol Bordello) and his anti-Semitic grandfather (Mel Gibson– just kidding). Mostly funny, the film ranges from downright wacky to outright tearjerking.
G.I. Jesus
7:15pm, Saturday, October 28
Regal Downtown
Many leaders in Washington aren't sending their family members to fight in Iraq, and G.I. Jesus is a darkly comic tale of one of the people they are sending. Cpl. Jesus Feliciano (Joe Arquette) is fighting in exchange for U.S. citizenship, and most of the story takes place during a month he spends in California with his wife and daughter before being redeployed. It took almost 20 years before M*A*S*H let us laugh at the Korean War, but this is the age of instant communication; besides, we don't know if the world will last another 20 years.
Steve Warren is the Hook's regular movie reviewer.
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Syrian Chemical Weapons: Globalist Mag Says Kucinich is Infowars Conspiracy Theorist
Kurt Nimmo
April 30, 2013
Foreign Policy is portraying former Ohio congressman Dennis Kucinich as a conspiracy theorist for suggesting that allegations Syria used chemical weapons are part of a manufactured pretext for war. John Hudson, who writes on national security issues for the magazine, believes Kucinich may have been influenced by Infowars.com and Wikileaks.Trying to make sense of what's happening in #Syria? Google "Syria #FalseFlag #ChemicalWeapons". Very interesting…More false #intelligence?— Dennis Kucinich (@Dennis_Kucinich) April 26, 2013Hudson points to our story from March reporting that the United States and Israel decided to escalate tensions inside Syria and confront Assad's military directly under the weapons of mass destruction pretext.Events over the past week have borne this assertion out. The Obama administration says it will continue its investigation of phantom chemical weapons while Senator John McCain of Arizona has called for international troops to prepare a Syrian invasion under the pretext of securing chemical weapon stockpiles.On Sunday, Senator Lindsay Graham said "there's a growing consensus in the U.S. Senate that the United States should get involved" in a Syrian intervention. Congress now accepts the Syrian government chemical weapons pretext without question, a fact demonstrated by Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., who said on Face the Nation that it's clear the order to use chemical weapons came from the al-Assad regime.Despite the mindless stampeded toward war under the chemical weapons pretext – virtually the same pretext used to turn Iraq into a hellish failed state – a small number of establishment media journalists have questioned the claim."Why use them knowing that you risk losing the diplomatic support of Russia and China, knowing you risk bringing in western intervention, and therefore risk losing the gains you've made militarily in the past few weeks?" asks Tim Marshall, the foreign affairs editor of Sky News. "Why now? It doesn't make sense. If the evidence of use was overwhelming, the question would still remain. But the evidence is underwhelming."Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov, Russian President Vladimir Putin's Middle East envoy, said from Beirut last week the U.S. should not use the unverified use of chemical weapons as a pretext to invade Syria. Bogdanov made his comment the same day Syria's Information Minister Omran al-Zohbi called the allegation "a bald-faced lie." The previous day, on April 26, Obama warned Damascus that the use of chemical weapons would be a "game changer," in other words it would provide a pretext for an invasion of the country.In March, the so-called rebels supported by Saudi Arabia and Qatar and trained and armed by the CIA were accused of launching a chemical attack in the Khan al-Assal region north of Aleppo. "Terrorists launched a missile containing chemical products into the region of Khan al-Assal in the province of Aleppo, killing 15 people, mainly civilians," Syria's Sana news agency reported."An alleged audio recording of a phone conversation between two members of the Free Syrian Army contains details of a plan to carry out a chemical weapons attack capable of impacting an area the size of one kilometer," Paul Joseph Watson wrote for Infowars.com the following day, on March 20. "The video also contains footage of western-backed FSA rebels announcing their intention to carry out chemical weapons attacks while surrounded with bottles of nitric acid and other substances."Despite a promise by the United Nations to investigate the use of chemical weapons by the so-called rebels – who are, the New York Times has admitted, primarily Salafist terrorists – Obama and other American officials dismissed the allegation, stating there was no intelligence to substantiate reports that rebels used chemical weapons against government troops.Hudson discounts Kucinich's assertion and writes him off "as a fringe voice in U.S. politics." He then says that Kucinich's "remarks are part of an ongoing effort to provide a counternarrative to the idea that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is an absolute tyrant and his opposition are well-intentioned freedom fighters."In fact, the "freedom fighters" in Syria, as noted above, are almost exclusively radical Salafists of the al-Nusra and al-Qaeda variety, a fact ignored by Mr. Hudson despite the appearance of the information in the New York Times.Finally, it should be noted that Foreign Policy is a tool in the establishment's kit designed to shape propaganda and public consensus in favor of war. After all, the magazine lists the PNAC neocon, Robert Kagan, as one of its "top globalist thinkers." PNAC served as an institutional vehicle for advocating the invasion of Iraq under the pretext that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, including chemical weapons. The invasion resulted in the death of well over a million Iraqis. No weapons of mass destruction were ever found.This article was posted: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at 10:27 am
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posted on Friday, July 04, 2008 - 4:24 am
In Cox regression, can Mplus test the proportional hazards assumption? How is this requested?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, July 04, 2008 - 12:01 pm
There is not an explicity test to request in Mplus, but you can take the common approach of including interaction terms with time as described in for example the Singer & Willet (2003) book "Applied longitudinal data analysis", pp. 562 -
Jill McClain
posted on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 - 2:54 pm
Hi Bengt. I have a question about making sure I create the time interaction term correctly in the Cox model. If I simply create the interaction term in the dataset and then use it in the Cox model, I get the same estimates as when I do the same thing in SAS, but my understanding is that that's the wrong way to do it in SAS. Per a biostatistician I work with and some reading I have done, the correct way to do it in SAS is to create the interaction term within the proc PHREG step (which produces different estimates), or to create a person-period data set (which I haven't tried). (This information corresponds with what the Singer and Willet book says about there being two different types of statistical methods for handling these interaction terms (p. 564). Also, if you're wondering why I don't simply do the analysis in SAS, it's because I'm doing a path analysis, and this is just the direct path I'm talking about here.) So do I need to create a person-period data set in order to do the analysis correctly in Mplus? I have continuous time (~2000 events occurring on individual days over almost 20 years), so I am reluctant to have to create a person-period data set if I can avoid it (also not sure it would even work). And then if I did have a person-period data set, I have no idea if the rest of the path analysis would work, either. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 - 4:32 pm
Perhaps you refer to how to do non-proportional hazard modeling in continuous-time survival analysis. This is discussed in the paper below:
Muth�n, B., Asparouhov, T., Boye, M., Hackshaw, M. & Naegeli, A. (2009). Applications of continuous-time survival in latent variable models for the analysis of oncology randomized clinical trial data using Mplus. Technical Report.
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where we go through models that combine survival analysis with growth modeling. Here, non-proportional hazard modeling is done by splitting the time dimensions into different intervals.
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Grand Theft Auto 2 was the first Grand Theft Auto game with six wanted levels, which, with only minimal changes, appeared in all 3D Universe games and Grand Theft Auto IV. In Grand Theft Auto, there was only a minor difference between the first and fourth (the highest) wanted levels. The overhauled six-star system would prove to provide much greater 'spectrum' of threat, allowing the player to easily escape when only one police "head" was present, and presenting them with an almost unsurvivable challenge at level six.
Wanted levels, as in GTA, are displayed and measured with "head" icons (rather than the stars seen in later games), but new to GTA 2 was the shaking of the heads when police knew the player's location, essentially a visibility indicator.
Wanted levels
- One head - This is displayed when the player commits a "minor" (by the standards of GTA) crime - such as shooting/running over a few pedestrians, attacking a police officer or exploding a car. One police car is sent to the player's last known location, e.g. they check the wrecked car or the place of the murder. If they don't find the player, they will drive away and the wanted level will disappear. A maximum of one police car will chase the player, and police run slower than the player. They'll only shoot if the player is moving in a vehicle.
- Two heads - Very similar to one head, but it won't disappear, even if the player is not immediately discovered. Now, police can use a maximum of two police cars to chase the player and will try to arrest them on sight. They'll shoot instead if the player is moving in a vehicle. This level is reached by committing a series of crimes - destroying more cars, killing two police officers, or a few more pedestrians.
- Three heads - The first "serious" wanted level. Now, police will form road blocks manned by armoured officers armed with pistols. 'Normal' police will run at full speed, and will be a little stronger than before. They will deliberately force the player off the road and will try to arrest him. However, the armoured officers at the road blocks will shoot the player on sight only if they're in a car; they'll run and try to arrest him otherwise. To reach this level, the player must kill as many police or pedestrians as they can.
- Four heads - Now, in addition to two police cars, the player will be chased by heavily armoured SWAT vans, each carrying four SWAT members. They are armed with pistols, but they also wear full armor. Their objective is to kill. Only one of them will try to pull the player out from their car; the rest of them will simply shoot at it. Their van moves as fast as police cars, but only when it is driven by a computer - when the player is driving it, its maximum speed is very low. At this stage, the player is very vulnerable outside of a vehicle.
- Five heads - At five 'heads', the Special Agents get involved. SWAT and regular police cars disappear from streets, and very few officers are seen on foot. The Special Agents use black Eddys with hidden emergency lights inside called Special Agent Cars. As with normal Eddys, this car is quite armored - it can survive an explosion, but it won't if it's significantly dented. Every Special Agent car is driven by two Agents - one with a shotgun, and one with a Silenced Machine Gun. They both wear body vests and will shoot to kill on sight. They also form road blocks manned by agents armed with silenced machine guns. In addition to firing upon seeing the player, Special agents at roadblocks will try to pull them out of the car and then kill the player. The only way to get arrested with five heads is to find a police officer walking on the pavement - this may be useful when the Player has a "get out of jail free card".
- Six heads - At six 'heads', the army replace all police forces. Pedestrians disappear and normal cars become a rare sight, the player instead encountering soldiers armed with Uzis who shoot at the player, and all kinds of army vehicles driving on the roads. These include tanks, Pacifiers, Land Roamers and Armed Land Roamers. Luckily, tanks and armed Jeeps won't chase or shoot at the player; regular Land Roamers are strangely driven by regular pedestrians, Armed Land Roamers, however, are driven by armoured soldiers, and they will do whatever it takes to take down the player (they do not perform arrests). Roadblocks will now be formed with tanks which shoot at the player, making them supremely dangerous obstacles. It is very difficult to decrease the Wanted level now - army vehicles cannot be resprayed, and almost no civilian cars are present on roads, so the player is on a search for Police Bribes (in GTA 2 these remove the entire wanted level, but are very rare), or parked vehicles to drive as fast as possible to the respray shop. The only way to get arrested with six heads is to find police officers in Cop Cars, which rarely appear, and pressing the enter vehicle key multiple times. This will force them to exit their vehicle - this may be useful when you have a "get out of jail free card".
Getting rid of police
- Max Paynt respray shops - Here the player can respray car to immediately lose any wanted level the player receives. Remember that public service vehicles and gang cars cannot be resprayed (Taxis are excluded). "Max Paynt" appears to be an early reference to the Rockstar-published game Max Payne (which came out 2 years after GTA 2 and was currently in development). A respray costs the player 5000$.
- Hiding - Works only with one head wanted level. Hiding for a while will make police cancel their chase and then completely remove the wanted level. Having more than one police head will only cause them to freeze and not disappear.
- Cop Bribes- Green, round "Dollar" pickups which cancel any crime the player commits, even without a wanted level - this means even if you have stolen a car and it has not amounted to one police "head", you will still collect bribes on contact.
- Completing a mission - When you finish any mission the police heads will be cleared. This also works if the player completes a Kill Frenzy.


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that is the question I ask of fellow Redszoners.
I'm curious what people think of the concept of trade vetoing. When should it be done? How often? I've been the commissioner of an NL-only league for several years. We've gone through some change and I generally don't like to veto.
However, we have cut back what we affectionately call "dump" trades, where one or more high-priced players in the final year of their contracts (auction league) are traded for players to be named later - usually high-value, low-priced stars that are being used on the current team.
Well, it used to be you could do this starting in June. This year we moved it back to August and next year we're doing away with it entirely.
In the meantime, to get around the fact these types of trades were moved until late in the year, an owner tried trading Mike Stanton, Tyler Colvin, Dexter Fowler and a couple of b-prospects (Derek Norris among others) for Lincecum, Tulowitzki, Wright and Upton.
I don't generally like to veto trades, but I decided this was simply not up to snuff. I nixed it and he's upset at me. The other owner wanted Stanton and said most of the other guys he wanted were just traded to other teams building for the future, and he didn't see much left to trade for. Accordingly, he was willing to trade whatever it took to get Stanton.
What is your take on this kind of trade and what's your philosophy on vetoes?


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Two Thumbs Up for noise-canceling headphones! And I just listened to Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine on a mix CD in the car! Good stereo stuff!
Here are some more coolish stereo tracks... I've enjoyed Mumford and Sons since October 2009 when they released their album called Sigh No More. Of all the songs on it, every one a good one, I always liked one in particular called Thistle and Weeds.
Another Gotye song that is quite good is Hearts a Mess. Good stereo effects throughout, but especially when the song deconstructs at about 3:20. This radio edit has a great video.
The subtle stereo effects of 'Slip Kid' by The Who is pretty darn nice. Love the original analog LP recording!
This instrumental interpretation of Scarbourgh Fair by Blackmoore's Night has a soothing quality to it. The stereo effects are also quite nice!


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I have been doing some research about Web Services security. I noticed that some sites are using Ajax and JQuery to consume ASMX WebServices. I navigated to the Web Service EndPoint and I realized that, from my machine, I was able to use the Test form to consume the service,a part from that I was able to see the HTTP mechanism to send SOAP over HTTP. Making this information available to remote users could drive to unwanted invocations and it could also drive to DoS attacks.
Do you believe that showing this Test form to remote users could drive to a service attack?


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Hi I just found out about this agreement that is being negotiated very soon, its called TPPA, It doesn't look very good for us Kiwi's, here's a link about it and a video on the page as well.
I followed the link to "take action" and sent a letter to them, although it seems there might not be much we can do. I hope this doesn't go through


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Driver pleads not guilty in teen's death
Man charged with vehicular manslaughter
A man pleaded not guilty Tuesday in his first court appearance after being charged in the death of a teenage pedestrian.
Adam Horvath was charged last week with vehicular manslaughter in the March 18 death of Collin Barton, whose body was discovered in a wooded area along Wooster Pike two days after he went missing.
Prosecutors said Horvath fell asleep and drove off the right side of the road, fatally striking Barton as he walked along an unpaved berm.
Horvath drove home without stopping, saying he thought he'd struck a deer.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters had initially said Horvath wouldn't be charged in the case, but he said that additional evidence uncovered by investigators led to the charges.
Andrew Weber, of Indian Hill, was previous indicted on four counts of trafficking in drugs. Prosecutors said Weber sold hallucinogenic mushrooms to Barton at a party before the teen's death.


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Michael Puglisi
The Associate Dean of Academic Affairs assists the Vice President for Academic Affairs in the overall leadership of the college's academic program; oversees first-year student placement, advising and registration; coordinates training of academic advisors; assists with annual assessment of academic programs; serves as editor of the college catalog; and serves on the Academic Council and the Dean's Cabinet.
As Director of the Paul A. Powell Resource Center, he coordinates the offices of Academic Support, Career Services, Counseling Services, and the Quantitative Learning Center.
College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA
Ph.D., M.A., American History
James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA
B.A., History
His research interests include Colonial America, the Early American Frontier, and American Ethnohistory. Dr. Puglisi's major publications include Puritans Besieged: The Legacies of King Philips Was in the Massachusetts Bay Colony and Diversity and Accommodation: Essays on the Cultural Composition of the Virginia Frontier, as well as numerous articles, book chapters and review essays.
Current research involves a study of the free black population of Washington County, Virginia during the first half of the 19th century.
Professional Experience
Prior to assuming his current position at Emory & Henry, Dr. Michael Puglisi held the positions of Vice President for Academic Affairs, Provost, and President at Virginia Intermont College. He has served on the faculty at Virginia Military Institute, Emory & Henry College, and Marian College of Fond du Lac. He earned his B.A. degree in History from James Madison University, and the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in American History from the College of William and Mary.
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Conoco, BP, Caterpillar leave climate coalition
ConocoPhillips, Caterpillar Inc. and BP America have left the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of more than two-dozen companies and environmental groups lobbying Congress to pass greenhouse gas emissions cap-and-trade legislation.
BP America, a unit of London-based BP PLC, notified fellow U.S. CAP members of its decision by letter today. Houston-based ConocoPhillips broke the news in a press release.
In interviews, officials from both companies said legislation pending in Congress, including a bill passed by the House last summer, does not do enough to promote expanded natural gas consumption as a hedge against climate change. Moreover, the legislation puts the transportation sector -- including oil and gas producers -- at a disadvantage compared with coal.
"House climate legislation and Senate proposals to date have disadvantaged the transportation sector and its consumers, left domestic refineries unfairly penalized versus international competition, and ignored the critical role that natural gas can play in reducing GHG emissions," ConocoPhillips Chairman and CEO Jim Mulva explained in the statement. "We believe greater attention and resources need to be dedicated to reversing these missed opportunities, and our actions today are part of that effort."
ConocoPhillips will not participate in U.S. CAP lobbying activities in 2010 and beyond, Red Cavaney, the company's senior vice president for government affairs, confirmed in an interview. Cavaney said his company will work through nascent transportation coalitions, as well as major trade groups -- including the American Petroleum Institute and National Association of Manufacturers -- to help shape climate and energy legislation on Capitol Hill.
Among the issues his company will focus on are promoting expanded natural gas production and consumption and ensuring domestic refineries are not put at a competitive disadvantage with refineries in countries without a greenhouse gas emissions cap.
"We'll be trying a rifle approach instead of a shotgun approach," Cavaney added.
If the Senate opts to move forward with the emissions cap-and-trade system envisioned in the House-passed bill, the Senate bill must increase free allowances for petroleum refineries, Cavaney underscored.
"We want to make sure that refineries get protections," he added.
The House-passed bill (H.R. 2456) would cap carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases at 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050. Under the bill's cap-and-trade proposal, power plants, oil refiners and other regulated entities must pollute less or buy and sell emissions allowances to meet the federal targets.
The bill would allocate the electricity sector 35 percent of allowances -- nearly commensurate with its share of U.S. emissions. The oil and gas sector, which accounts for roughly a third of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, would receive 2 percent of the allowances.
ConocoPhillips has maintained that oil refiners won't be able to pass along 100 percent of the cost of buying allowances to consumers. Thus, refiners should be provided an allowance allocation for such "uncovered costs."
A BP spokesman voiced similar concerns in an interview.
"We believe that legislation should create a price for carbon that is across the entire spectrum of the economy," spokesman Ronnie Chappell explained. The transportation sector bears a "disproportionate share of burden."
"We don't think the allowance structure in the bills will create a deep and liquid carbon market," Chappell added. "The markets will be volatile, and so will the price of carbon."
He charged that by providing hefty allowances for coal-burning electric utilities, the House-passed bill would soften demand for natural gas.
"The lowest-cost option for reducing emissions is the increased use of natural gas," Chappell added. "Under the pending bills, demand for natural gas will actually go down ... because of the concessions made to coal."
Sens. John Kerry (D-Mass.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) are crafting companion legislation with input from moderate Democrats and Republicans, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other stakeholders. The bill's three principal sponsors say they are considering alternatives to the House bill's economywide emissions cap-and-trade system.
ConocoPhillips and BP officials declined to comment on the Senate bill.
U.S. CAP, which was launched in early 2007, has not endorsed specific legislation. The group's blueprint supports an economywide program to reduce U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases to 20 percent of 2005 levels by 2050.
A U.S. CAP spokesman declined to respond directly to a list of questions regarding the membership changes announced today but issued a written statement. The statement said Peoria, Ill.-based Caterpillar is leaving the coalition.
Kate Kenny, a Caterpillar spokeswoman, explained in an e-mail today that her company will direct its resources toward the commercialization of technologies that will "promote and provide sustainable development and reduce carbon emissions."
She noted that Caterpillar recently joined the FutureGen Alliance, a public-private partnership established to build a coal-fired, near-zero-emissions power plant in eastern Illinois.
"The alliance will strengthen industry and government knowledge of advanced technology for producing low-carbon coal-fired electricity generation, by demonstrating carbon capture and sequestration techniques," she added. "Demonstrating these technologies will help the U.S. and the rest of the world generate competitive energy supplies in a more sustainable manner."
The U.S. CAP statement said the companies' participation has been "invaluable" and underscored that U.S. action on energy and climate legislation in 2010 will preserve and create domestic jobs, enhance energy security, and generate new investment in clean energy.
"USCAP is a CEO-led organization whose membership changes periodically," the statement concludes. "In fact, over the past seven months, USCAP has added three new corporate members -- most recently in late October -- and expects to add new members in the coming months."
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Lets face it, buying custom made window treatments can be a very expensive proposition. Regardless if you are shopping for custom drapes, Roman Shades, valances or shutters you can easily spend upwards of $10,000 by the time your done. We're talking about a lot of money here and you should not have to make some of the important decisions on your own. For most window treatments you need to be very accurate with your measurements, especially if you have larger or odd-size or odd-shaped windows. When you are making a sizable investment we always recommended have a professional window treatment measure done early in the process. Having an accurate measure done first can help avoid costly mistakes and re-makes later and may also help save you money on you initial purchase and installation. Most custom drapery or window treatment retailers may often provide an initial measure for free. Retailers and Workrooms can also use a detailed measure to find ways to save money by maximizing fabric lengths and widths. After all, the majority of the cost or expense with custom soft window treatments, like drapery comes from the cost of the fabric. If your Retailer or Workroom can shave a yard of fabric off of every treatment, the savings can really add up.
Beyond the measure, better drapery retailers and Workrooms should be able to provide you with free design advice. It is important to understand, and ask, who will be giving the advice. Many of the larger retailers will send a "Sales Person" out to your home who is on commission. You are not going to get good, if any, design advice from a untrained Sales Person. If you are dealing with your retailer over the phone, make sure you are speaking with someone with real-world design experience. At DrapeStyle, we don't have "Sales People". When you call us you are speaking with a trained Interior Design Professional who understands your entire project from measure to fabric selection to construction. When calling any national retailer, ask some good questions to be sure you are not speaking to a Sales Person who is simply reading off of a script. At DrapeStyle we only hire Sales Designers who have completed advanced classes at either Design Schools (Such as Interior Designers Institute (IDI) in Newport Beach) or a 4-year University. We love to bring in Interns who are Students at IDI and then, after they graduate, have them come on as full-time Sales Designers.


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A former ACBL president is rumored to have said recently that the GNT's might have better attendance if the top players were discouraged from participating. Putting aside how the ACBL would do that, I am curious how people feel about the concept. Please mark the answer that most closely reflects your thoughts.
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The Pirate Bay verdict last week, crowed about by content owners, caused a very different reaction among self-styled digital pirates. "Sweden is also presently a country in RAGE because of the clearly political motivated and big money—oops, I meant Big Content manipulation of our legal system," wrote one.
Conspiracy theories abounded. In a Web interview on Friday, defendant Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi even wondered aloud about the fact that a movie industry lawyer issued a statement praising the court's reasoning only minutes after the verdict was issued (Kolmisoppi had himself been tipped off to the verdict the day before). Suggestions of dark conspiracy theories and Big Content's machinations hung heavy in the air.
But why, exactly, are people surprised at the outcome? When looked at in context, the Swedish decision isn't particularly shocking, and in fact would have been far more unusual had it gone in favor of a site that trafficked widely in .torrents of illegal content, ran its own tracker, called itself "The Pirate Bay," refused to take down links to infringing content, and posted smart-ass replies to copyright owners' requests.
The verdict might well be altered on appeal, it might have been the result of political pressure, and it might be a very poor decision—such things will become clearer in time. But it's certainly not surprising.
A look back
Consider the history. In the US, Napster was shut down even though it did not host files directly. When services like Grokster sprang up in Napster's wake and tried to make their services more decentralized to avoid even the appearance of control, courts still didn't accept the argument that they had clean hands.
These cases weren't decided by some local judge, either. The Grokster case went all the way to the Supreme Court, where the seminal MGM v. Grokster decision said that sites could not avoid all liability for copyright infringement simply by arguing that they have some legal uses.
This was the famous Sony defense, from the case which legalized Betamax/VCR sales. It survived both federal court and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, but the Supremes found that a Sony defense did have some limits:
One who distributes a device with the object of promoting its use to infringe copyright, as shown by clear expression or other affirmative steps taken to foster infringement, going beyond mere distribution with knowledge of third-party action, is liable for the resulting acts of infringement by third parties using the device, regardless of the device's lawful uses...
Nothing in Sony requires courts to ignore evidence of intent to promote infringement if such evidence exists. It was never meant to foreclose rules of fault-based liability derived from the common law. Where evidence goes beyond a product's characteristics or the knowledge that it may be put to infringing uses, and shows statements or actions directed to promoting infringement, Sony's staple-article rule will not preclude liability...
On the record presented, respondents' unlawful objective is unmistakable. The classic instance of inducement is by advertisement or solicitation that broadcasts a message designed to stimulate others to commit violations.
The sort of secondary liability for infringement is also what doomed The Pirate Bay (Swedish law has its own peculiarities, of course, but the basic concept of contributory infringement exists in both legal systems). As copyright attorney Ben Sheffner put it in a blog entry Friday, "At what point will defenders of the Pirate Bay and similar sites and services realize that 'but we didn't actually host the movies and music ourselves' is not a defense to a claim of secondary liability (i.e., assisting others to infringe)? Napster tried that defense, as did Aimster and Grokster. How did that work out?"
Not just Grokster
It didn't work out well for TorrentSpy, which also made claims that it was just a normal search engine. After repeated court rulings went against the site, including one that the site admins had deliberately destroyed evidence, it shut down in March 2008.
Major P2P hubs like Oink have been shuttered all over the world, and the biggest ones are currently fighting court cases of their own. IsoHunt has mounted the "Google defense" in its own court case, telling the judge, "There are hundreds of public torrent sites, some limited to a specific subject matter, others general aggregators like isoHunt, who like Google, try to cover as much of the Internet as possible. The essential functions performed at a torrent site are also performed at a comprehensive search site like Google or Yahoo!"
In the wake of Grokster, though, this looks like a tough fight to win, and isoHunt has to win it in both Canada and the US (it's being sued in both places).
And Mininova, the largest BitTorrent site in the world, has a May trial date in the Netherlands to see whether it will need to proactively filter copyrighted content or whether it need only respond to individual takedown requests (unlike The Pirate Bay, Mininova does respect such requests, though copyright holders routinely object to the burden this places on them due to constant re-uploading of content).
The "Whack-A-Mole" strategy that Big Content is using, one which has largely failed to stem piracy, is being replaced with an emphasis on "graduated response" or "three strikes" laws that could boot illegal file-swappers off the Internet. But while the campaign hasn't stopped piracy, it hasn't lost many major cases in court, either. It's certainly possible to rail against dark powers and political forces—which may be present in some cases—but careful judgments like the Grokster ruling show a willingness among some of the world's top legal thinkers to differentiate between Grokster and Google.
The fact that a Swedish court found a similar distinction between The Pirate Bay and Google may (or may not) be wrong, misguided, ill-informed, backwards-looking, truculent, horrible, and misshapen, but the one thing it's not is surprising.


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Sir Miles Wickersham has for now gathered an assembly of warriors who pledge to a common goal--that of uniting Cormandy against the evils aligned against her.
Sir Miles needs the consultation of wise men to accomplish this goal.
He lays out the immediate problems and short term goals for Wickersham and asks for suggestions from the men around him.
1. To be stronger, Wickersham needs to seek out and contact isolated pockets of humanity. Bringing more people to the town will help it grow and offer more security.
2. Contacting other races and seeking alliances through pacts of mutual aid. Trading partners are also important.
3. Supporting the castle wizard. Erlander is blind and crippled. If he can regain the use of his arm and regain his sight, he shall be a formidable part of the defense of the town.
4. Horses are need if any heavy cavalry will ever again be formed.
5. Does the Kingdom still have a leader? Is the KIng and the capital still in existence? Can they offer aid to Wickersham?
These are some of the questions that need answer...what of these or any other actions do you deem important?
OOC---If you wish to tackle any of these big questions, feel free to do so. Also, be sure to check out the Town Hall Notices meeting board for other opportunities in your quest for adventure.


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Central Connecticut men's soccer goalkeeper Josef Abele and Northeast Conference men's cross country champion Craig Hunt were both named NEC Fall Scholar-Athlete for their respective sports on Wednesday afternoon. The NEC also announced its Fall Academic Honor Roll and Commissioner's Honor Roll on Wednesday.
Hunt is the latest in a long line of Blue Devils to claim the men's cross country scholar-athlete award, joining previous honorees and former teammates Andrew Hill, Sam Alexander and Ry Sanderson. Hunt made a lasting impression in his senior season, setting a new course record (26:23) to claim the NEC individual championship and spark the Blue Devils to their fifth consecutive NEC team title.
In doing so he earned his fourth top-10 NEC finish and fourth All-Conference honor. The three-time NEC Athlete of the Week went on to place 25th out of 255 competitors at the NCAA regional meet, which earned him a spot at the 2013 NCAA Championships. Hunt became the first NEC harrier to qualify for nationals since the 2006 season.
He also recorded a fifth-place finish at the New England Championships, leading CCSU to its first-ever team title at the event. Hunt, who hails from New Milford, CT, majors in Physical Education.
Abele, a junior, claims scholar-athlete honors in men's soccer after helping lead the Blue Devils to the NEC regular season title in his first year as a starter. The second team All-NEC selection and two-time NEC Player of the Week posted a 9-5 overall record and 6-1 mark against NEC competition in the regular season.
He tied for the league lead with seven shutouts, and posted a 1.24 goals against average and .786 save percentage.
The Manchester, CT native was also named to the NSCAA Men's Scholar All-East Region second team in December. A three-time NEC Academic Honor Roll honoree, Abele was also tabbed to the NEC Commissioner's Honor Roll as a sophomore.
He is majoring in Mathematics.
The NEC Academic Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes that maintain a grade point average above a 3.20 on a 4.0 scale. CCSU's 49 student-athletes on the honor roll were spread across all six of the institution's fall sports. Leading the way was the CCSU women's soccer team with 17 student-athletes on the honor roll. Volleyball was represented on the honor roll by nine student-athletes and men's soccer was close behind with seven members recognized. The CCSU football team was also represented on the honor roll by seven student-athletes. For cross country, the women's program featured five selections and the men's program featured four, including Hunt.
To be named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll a student-athlete must maintain a 3.75 GPA through the completion of the most recent semester. Below are CCSU's nine student-athletes that earned a place on the Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Andrew Hill, Sr., Men's Cross Country, Mathematics
Krisztina Dearborn, Sr., Women's Cross Country, Physics
Elizabeth Eberhardt, Sr., Women's Cross Country, Marketing
Conor Qualter, Fr., Men's Soccer, Sociology
Stephen Walmsley, Jr., Men's Soccer, Physical Education
Jewel Robinson, Sr., Women's Soccer Marriage & Family Therapy
Amalia Ashley, Sr., Volleyball, Sociology
Nicole Dean, Fr., Volleyball, Biology
Brooke Schwab, Fr., Volleyball, Pre-Nursing


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Wisdom of Imam Ali (AS)July 27, 2015
A Shadow of the BelovedJuly 19, 2015
In truth everything and everyone
Is a shadow of the Beloved,
And our seeking is His seeking
And our words are His words…
We search for Him here and there,
while looking right at Him.
Sitting by His side, we ask:
'O Beloved, where is the Beloved?
– Rumi
Hazrat Ali's Sermon on Eid ul-FitrJuly 16, 2015
Salaam and Greetings of Peace:
The blessed month of Ramadan is over today, and Muslims around the world will soon be celebrating Eid ul-Fitr on Friday, July 17th this year, so it is fitting to post this again:
On the day of Eid-ul-Fitr, Hazrat Ali (A.S.) delivered a sermon in which he said:
"O people! Verily this day of yours is the day when the righteous are awarded and the wretched are losers. It is a day which is similar to the one on which you shall be standing (before your Lord). Therefore, when you come out of your homes to go to places of your prayer, remind yourselves about the day when you (your souls) shall come out of your bodies to go to your Lord. When you stand on places of your prayer, remind yourselves of your standing in the presence of your Lord (on the day of Judgment). And when you return to your homes (after prayer), remind yourselves about your returning to your homes in Paradise. O Servants of Allah! Verily the minimum reward for those men and women who fasted (during Ramadan), is an Angel, who calls out to them on the last day of the month of Ramadan (saying): O SERVANTS OF ALLAH! REJOICE THE GLAD TIDING THAT ALL YOUR PREVIOUS SINS HAVE BEEN FORGIVEN…"
– From the Nahjul-Balaghah.
Eid-ul-Fitr is a unique festival. It has no connection with any historical event nor is it related to the changes of seasons or cycles of agriculture. It is not a festival related in any way to worldly affairs. Its significance is purely spiritual. It is the day when Muslims thank God for having given them the will, the strength and the endurance to observe the fast and obey His commandments during the holy month of Ramadan.
Alhamdulillah! May Allah bless us all and grant that we use this Eid as a lens to focus the sunlight of good works, which have shone so brightly during Ramadan, to light the way through this coming year until the next Ramadan. Ameen! Ameen!
Eid Mubarak!
Ya Haqq!


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BRENTWOOD — A superior court judge has granted a request by Exeter Hospital to temporarily block attorneys from deposing hospital employees or requesting documents related to a hepatitis C outbreak that came to light earlier this year.
Exeter Hospital is named in 25 civil lawsuits filed in Rockingham Superior Court by former patients who now carry the liver disease.
A judge on Thursday granted a request by the hospital for a temporary stay of discovery in one of the lawsuits, which was filed by Manchester attorney Mark Abramson. The hospital argues it will save the court time and money to carry out depositions a single time, and to wait until all defendants who will be active in the lawsuit have been added.
The stay of discovery will stop lawyers from forcing Exeter Hospital employees, such as Chief Executive Officer Kevin Callahan, to give sworn statements about the hepatitis C outbreak for the next few months. It will also prevent them from questioning the doctors and nurses who worked side-by-side with David Kwiatkowski, the former Exeter Hospital cardiovascular technician facing drug tampering charges in connection with the outbreak.
Federal investigators say the 33-year-old spread the virus in the process of abusing stolen hospital narcotics. Kwiatkowski, a traveling hospital worker, allegedly stole syringes of the anesthesia drug fentanyl, injected himself, then allowed syringes contaminated with his blood to be reused on patients.
Genetic testing has confirmed that 32 patients are carrying a strain of the virus identical to the one carried by Kwiatkowski.
In a handwritten note, Judge Kenneth McHugh indicated the stay of discovery will be in effect until on or after Jan. 2, 2013, in the interest of putting off discovery until a structuring conference is held for the hospital and any other defendants added to the suit.
The hospital had originally asked for the discovery to be put off until at least 90 days after a structuring conference is held. Abramson objected, characterizing the request in a motion filed Tuesday as "gamesmanship" intended to allow the hospital to "hold on to its money."
Abramson sent the hospital's attorney written discovery requests on Sept. 24, and subpoenaed Callahan to appear in court on Jan. 8, 2013, according to court documents.
"Time is on the hospital's side," Abramson wrote. "It wants to hold onto its money as long as possible. Time is not on the plaintiff's side. She has a life threatening disease because Exeter Hospital allowed a drug addict to roam free in the cardiac catheterization lab, stealing fentanyl and infecting patients, without even the most basic safeguards in place."
Among the defendants who could potentially be named in the lawsuit are two former medical staffing companies that employed Kwiatkowski. At least one attorney is also asking a judge to add the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as one of the defendants. ARRT is the group that provided a radiology certificate for Kwiatkowski when he was later hired at Exeter Hospital.
Kwiatkowski had been employed as a traveling medical technician in at least 19 hospitals in eight states during the last decade, including stints in New York, Maryland, Michigan, Georgia, Kansas, Arizona and Pennsylvania. His arrest has spurred more than a dozen hospitals to begin reviewing their patient records to identify people who may have been exposed to the virus.
Before he was hired in Exeter, Kwiatkowski was fired by hospitals in Pennsylvania and Arizona due to problems with his conduct. In one instance in 2010, Kwiatkowski was found passed out inside a men's restroom while working at the Arizona Heart Hospital.
Springboard Staffing, which supplied Kwiatkowski to work at Arizona Heart Hospital, said it fired him immediately and notified a state radiology board and ARRT. The incident was never investigated by the state board because Kwiatkowski moved away and gave up his certification to work in Arizona.
Earlier this year, ARRT responded to questions from Foster's by indicating the Arizona incident didn't meet its "standard of evidence enabling the organization to remove his ARRT credential." The group did seek information from Kwiatkowski and the Phoenix police, but the police department did not file criminal charges, according to ARRT. In addition, Kwiatkowski provided ARRT with a "plausible explanation" for the incident, as well as evidence he passed a drug test the day after it happened.
Kwiatkowski went on to work in hospitals in Pennsylvania, Kansas and Georgia before reaching New Hampshire. At least four patients of the Hays Medical Center in Kansas, where Kwiatkowski worked in 2010, have also been diagnosed with cases of hepatitis C "closely related" to the strain identified in the Exeter Hospital outbreak.
Judge grants Exeter Hospital's request to freeze discovery in hep C suits
BRENTWOOD — A superior court judge has granted a request by Exeter Hospital to temporarily block attorneys from deposing hospital employees or requesting documents related to a hepatitis C outbreak that came to light earlier this year.


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Man, woman dead in shooting on south side
Two are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in a south side Milwaukee neighborhood.
The shootings took place in a driveway outside a home the couple shared near South 5th Street and West Bottsford Avenue.
"I assume if there was a fight I would have heard that. I heard nothing. All we heard was, 'Bam, bam, bam,' and that's when I jumped up," neighbor Anthony Tracy said.
Tracy was home with his dad when he heard what sounded like gunfire coming from the house behind them.
"It's scary because it's close to home," Tracy said.
Police said just before 9 a.m., 39-year-old Annemarie Bautch returned home from dropping her kids off at school when her live-in boyfriend pulled in behind her in the taxicab he drove for hire, walked to her van's window and shot her in the head.
Investigators said 41-year-old Daniel Billings then turned the gun on himself.
"We looked over there immediately because it's just something that came from that way. We could see the windshield wipers, and I said, 'Looks like the windshield is busted out,'" Tracy said.
Mary Ellen Lepak said she ran over to the house when she heard the shots. She said saw spotted Billings on the ground and Bautsch in the minivan.
"He had a gun laying flat on his back with his eyes wide open," Lepak said. "I checked in the window to see if she had a pulse. In the process, I was talking to 911 and getting them the right address. Eventually police came, but I told them, 'It's too late.'"
WISN 12 News has learned Billings was a convicted felon and was prohibited from carrying weapons. He was also on probation for a recent domestic violence incident involving his daughter.
According to a criminal complaint, he repeatedly struck his daughter after accusing her of telling his girlfriend he'd fathered a child with another woman.
Neighbor William Peters said he didn't see this coming.
"Quiet couple, no problems, no yelling, no screaming, none of that stuff ever," neighbor William Peters said.
On Sunday, Bautch updated her Facebook page to add the quote, "Love is all about finding people who are your kind of crazy." The page is full of photos of friends and family, but none of Billings.
A Billings co-worker said the couple was breaking up.
"You always say you don't think it would happen in your neighborhood, and here we go," Peters said.
Neighbors said the couple had three kids, but none in common. Police said they're all OK.
Billings had firearms arrests dating back 20 years. He was ordered to undergo anger management training after his most recent conviction. It's unclear whether that ever happened.
Police continue to investigate the circumstances that prompted the shooting.
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A Winchester man was arrested after allegedly getting caught on a hidden camera entering his neighbor's apartment and stealing money from a dresser drawer.
An Winchester man was arrested after allegedly getting caught on a hidden camera entering his neighbor's apartment and stealing money from a dresser drawer.
William J. Austin Jr., 24, of 15 Irving St., was arrested at about 11:30 a.m., Friday, Feb. 20 and charged with breaking and entering during the daytime with the intent to commit a felony, and larceny over $250. According to the police report, Austin was arrested after another resident of an Irving Street multi-family home reported money missing from his apartment.
More than $9,000 in cash had been stolen from the victim's home since October, police said.
The victim allegedly keeps large amounts of cash with him due to his job driving a truck for a baking company.
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On Feb. 17, the video captured a man on tape inside the apartment.
"We viewed the DVD and observed a white male in a hooded sweatshirt entering (the victim's unit), and ransacking the unit," police wrote in their report.The victim identified Austin as the intruder.
Austin admitted to police he had entered the victim's apartment on Feb. 17, after going next door to see him. When he knocked on the door and there was no answer Austin allegedly tried the handle and found the door unlocked.
He admitted to stealing $40 from a dresser drawer, but told police it was the only time he had gone into the victim's apartment, police said. Whether or not Austin has a key to the apartment or not is unknown at this time.
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"Inspector 34" (season 2, episode 6; originally aired 10/16/1994)
Underpants. Tight, white men's briefs. That's ostensibly what "Inspector 34" is about. Briefs that don't bind, chafe, or ride up, no matter how many karate kicks, splits, or swings of the bat Little Pete might take. It's about the little things, right?
Of course, "Inspector 34" isn't really about underwear, though props to the Pete And Pete crew for getting briefs on kids' TV, even if no one was ever actually wearing them on camera other than Little Pete, but that was over his clothes and we'll get to that. "Inspector 34" is really about perfection. It's about not getting caught up in the little details and about the fact that messy stuff—problems, bullies, and whatever else—are what makes life interesting. The Adventures Of Pete And Pete, for example, wouldn't be as fun without Endless Mike. Little Pete couldn't tunnel to freedom if he wasn't grounded for July 4 and that endlessly ringing phone is what gives Wellsville its charm.
Here's the skinny on "Inspector 34": Pete believes his underwear inspector is his guardian angel. Turns out he kind of is and wants Pete to teach him to have fun. This succeeds for a little while and he, in turn, teaches Pete to be an inspector, believing that together they can solve the big problems of the world like "the oceans" and the ozone layer. After getting mildly squicked out by some crap in the teeth of his date, Parking Enforcement Officer MacMillan, 34 goes full maniac and runs to Pete, declaring that perfection is, well, perfect for him and that while he once sought to find fun, he knows now that being perfect is it for him.
All the while, 34's been inspiring those around him—the Wrigleys, mainly, as well as the neighborhood kids—to seek perfection in their own lives. Big Pete has a falling out with Ellen. The kids quit playing Kick The Can, instead choosing to calculate the probabilities of who would win each game. Don becomes obsessed with stacking chicken bones. Watching this happen, Pete realizes that perfection is ruining the people around him and must be stopped at all costs.
Pete, via a defective pair of underwear, puts out a call to 34 and challenges him to an Inspector-off, challenging him to put an ice cube tray in the freezer without spilling any water, parallel park, and so on. He succeeds with flying colors until he neatly and cleanly eats some BBQ chicken, causing everyone to realize that you're not supposed to be clean when you eat BBQ. Inspector 34's perfection was imperfect, and therefore he failed. Everyone loosens up a little and then they eat some chicken. Sauce even gets on 34's face.
"Inspector 34" is weird, but it's not outlandish. It's an episode with a message, but it's a subtle one. It's well acted, particularly because of John Ottavino's performance as Inspector 34. It's also nice—refreshing, even—to see Danny Tamberelli's Little Pete be so damn in awe of an adult, even if that adult eventually turns out to need Pete more than he needs said adult. It's also nice to see everyone going just a little bit crazy, but in a way that's totally understandable. Haven't you ever started cleaning the kitchen and ended up sorting through all your clothes figuring out what you could give to charity? It's like that. Perfection steamrolls. Progress steamrolls. It's only when everyone realizes, though, that people aren't like underpants, that we're not supposed to be perfect, that we can move on.
Stray observations:
- Pete phrase of the week: "C'mon chowderheads. Let's play can."
- Inspector 34 has a bunch of good turns of phrase including, but not limited to, "loose wood, never good," "I'm trained to catch defects before they become defeats," and "before you can inspect anything, you have to first inspect yourself." Also, you can't forget, "Is there more to life than underpants?"
- That inspector outfit was pretty nifty, Kreb-O-Loom underpants patch and all. That would be a fun little Halloween costume, though you'd have to explain to almost everyone who you were.
- Don wears a 37 stout in underpants. Inspector 34 notes he's "watched [Pete] grow from a toddler three to a 14 regular."
- There's also a ton of good descriptive language in this episode, like Pete first meets Inspector 34 "behind the pine-disinfectant plant." Big Pete notes that once they had a taste of perfection, "everything else tasted like chunky milk."
- When Little Pete's hat finally comes off, his hat head really is impressive.
- I should note here that Big Pete and Ellen are back to being best friends in this episode. I would complain about continuity or whatever, but I really don't care at all. Half the joy of this show is that there's no rhyme or reason to anything going on in the world of Wellsville, so whatever, man.


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February 7, 1930 - December 5, 2012
Westbrookville, NY
Milton A. May, Jr., age 82, of Westbrookville, NY, passed away, Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at his home. He was born on February 7, 1930 in Weissport, PA., the son of the late Milton A. May, Sr. and Myrtle Hunsicker May.
Milton proudly served our country with the U.S. Army, during the Korean War. Following the war Milton attended Franklin and Marshall College at Lancaster, PA. He retired as a District Manager for Tandy Corp., located in Fort Worth, TX.
He is a member of the Westbrookville United Methodist Church and a member of the American Legion Post #927 in Gilbert, PA.
Milton married Concita "Connie" Appezzato and celebrated 48 years of marriage.
In addition to his wife, Connie, he is survived by his two daughters: Marlene May of Greenwich, CT, and Michele Lattimer and her husband, Bill of Westbrookville; his son, Keith May of Middletown, NY; two sisters: LaDon Page White and her husband, Chris and Cork Killian and her husband, Kenneth, all of Dover, DE; his brother, Larry May and his wife, Shirley of Port Charlotte, FL; his granddaughter, Brittany Lattimer, and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call Sunday, December 9, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, Inc., 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. Prayers will be offered at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, at the funeral home, with Rev. Fred Loving officiating. Interment will be private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Assoc., P.O. Box 3049, Syracuse, NY 13220-3049 or to the American Cancer Society, 419 E. Main St., Suite 307 B., Middletown, NY 10940.
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We have looked for an exceptional taralli to import for a number of years, and we were extremely happy to come across Tarallificio Anna Signorile. Other imported taralli we've tasted in the U.S. pale in comparison to the addictive texture and flavor of these traditional Pugliese treats. Wherever you go to eat in Puglia, a bowl of taralli will be the first thing on the table - they offer a great way to whet the appetite and to get a sense for the quality of the meal to come.
These taralli have simple ingredients: Tipo 00 flour, extra virgin olive oil, white wine, vegetable oil, salt, and natural yeast. They are cooked to perfection so that they have a great crunch and a lasting flavor. These onion taralli have a wonderfully natural caramelized onion flavor.
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