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Maybe it's not a flat-screen TV, but everyone's gotta eat. These make great party favors or a nice gift for a party host.
1. Cupcake Baking Kit
Be sure to include pretty baking cups, every kind of sprinkle imaginable, a tiny booklet of recipes, a squeezable icing bottle, and a frosting spatula. Stuff it all into the cutest lunch box you can find.
2. Bread in a Bottle
Get the recipe for Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Quick Bread
3. Ice Cream Sundae Kit
Include waffle cones, waffle bowls, jars of caramel and chocolate sauce, tiny bags of chocolate chips, nuts, and loads of sprinkles.
4. The S'Mores Kit
5. A Jar of Homemade Bacon Salt
Get the recipe here.
6. Martini Kit
7. Chai Tea Mix
Be sure to include a mesh tea ball! Make the mix with this ingredient list. You can reuse many of the ingredients for mulled wine.
8. Mulled Wine Kit
Fill a 7″x7″ square of cheesecloth with ground ginger, cinnamon sticks, fresh nutmeg, and cardamom pods and tie with twine. Include a bottle of wine and an orange pegged with cloves.
10. Set of Homemade Seasonings
Try this recipe for a spicy dry rub. Reuse some of the same ingredients to make taco seasoning. This ranch seasoning recipe is undoubtedly more garden-y fresh than the store-bought kind.
12. Homemade Vanilla Extract
"Simply slit two vanilla beans down the middle, drop them into 375ml of vodka (I used the red Smirnoff) and within a few weeks you will have infused pure vanilla extract that someone can use in all sorts of recipes." From 100 Days of Real Food.
13. Red Velvet Cupcake in a Jar
Get the full instructions here.
14. Christmas Chex Mix
Get the recipe here. Include sprinkles!
15. Box of Hot Chocolate Truffles
Drop in a mug of hot milk. Get the recipes here.
16. A Jar of Cinnamon Honey Butter
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17. Christmas Cookie Dough
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18. Adult Hot Chocolate Kit
19. Mirthful Christmas Party Kit
Create your own by including a set of craft beers, handmade coasters, and vials of glitter and confetti.
20. Home-Baked Cookies in a Revamped Pringles Can
21. A Bottle of Cranberry Lime Vodka
Get the recipe here.
22. Homemade Dog Treats
Get the recipe here.
23. Candy-Flavored Vodka
You could use candy canes or Red Hots, too. Just soak the candy of your choice in a mason jar of vodka for two days.
24. Sugar Sets
Get the easy recipes here.
25. The Adorable Breakfast Kit
This one includes a cast-iron skillet filled with cornbread, some homemade orange marmalade, and honey butter.
26. Caramel Nougat Cheesecake in a Jar
Find the ingredients here.
27. Apricot Brandy, Topped with a Christmas Ornament
Get the recipe here.
28. Candy Cane Pops
Melt chocolate between two candy canes.
29. Easy Cake Pops
This recipe uses refrigerated pie crust and only requires two ingredients.
30. Slices of Pie, Distributed in This Printable Box
Just print out the template and fold!
31. Fruit Leathers in a Rustic Wooden Box
Try this recipe for a raspberry vanilla fruit leather. Feel free to add liquor and nuts as well.
32. Spice Bundles for Apple Cider
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33. Cute DIY Candy Jar
Get the full directions here.
34. A Grilling Kit
This recipe for bourbon whiskey BBQ sauce is undoubtedly Christmasy. Include a tin of homemade BBQ rib.
35. A Large Box Filled with Maple Bacon Popcorn
Recipe from Sweet Paul.
36. Compound Butters
Get the recipes for all five flavors of compound butter here.
37. Pretty Bottles of Infused Vodka
America's Test Kitchen has a great step-by-step guide on how to make your own infused vodka. Also, alcohol infusers do exist, if you plan on regularly using infused vodkas in your own cocktails.
38. Homemade Dark Chocolate Nutella Baking Chips
Package 'em up by themselves or include with other baking supplies. Get the recipe here and learn how to make your own Nutella in the process.
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Tony has more than 30 years experience in water, wastewater and utility infrastructure. He has worked with the City of Manassas since 2010 and is an experienced Environmental Engineer. Tony has worked to coordinate efforts between local, state and federal regulatory agencies as well as private architecture and consulting firms.
Prior to working for the City of Manassas, Tony was Vice President of Dawood Associates, Inc. in Enola, PA.
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering - 1982
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Are you an amaroK script developer or are you developing a KDE application that should not be in KDE's Subversion for various reasons? We have the solution. The amaroK project is proud to announce the amaroK Subversion server, a service for amaroK script developers, launched as a thank you gesture to all the supporters who donated to the project during its fundraiser. We hope this will encourage the awesome amaroK community in their extremely valuable amaroK script writing.
The Subversion server is intended for amaroK scripts and extras that for some reason should not be or are not in the KDE Subversion repository. It is totally independent from the KDE Subversion server and maintained by developers of the amaroK media player.
To get yourself an account, send an e-mail to [email protected] You can then access the server at svn.pwsp.net. Remember that PWSP can give you free hosting if you are leading a KDE-related project.
In other amaroK news, we are now featured on Last.fm. After supporting the Last.fm (formerly known as Audioscrobbler) service for years, amaroK made it into the official list of supported players on Last.fm.
While we have the opportunity, we would also like to bring some attention to roKymotion, amaroK's promotion team, which currently is in need of more volunteers. roKymotion work is not hard, and if you feel like you want to help amaroK, but do not know how to write code, this is for you. The promotion team handles many interesting public relations tasks for the amaroK project, like writing magazine articles, building contacts with related projects and organising events.
I don't think so.
It makes sense because many authors of small tools simply don't have a KDE SVN account, for various reasons. However, programming without a good revision control system really sucks. It's just so much less productive. So that's why we offer this service, to help these programmers that don't use KDE SVN.
Also there are some programs which are not directly KDE specific, but useful for KDE in some way. Like SVN::talk, a cool new tool which we also host. Usually you'd have to put stuff like that in SourceForge CVS, which is a major pain. Now you can use amaroK SVN.
> It makes sense because many authors of small tools simply don't have a KDE SVN account
Nor do they have an Amarok SVN account. And if they get an Amarok SVN account they cannot contribute to other KDE projects like with a KDE SVN account. You split the KDE community!
Do you really think people would have spend you money if you would have said that your intention is to duplicate the freely offered infrastructure of the KDE project?
no, it's not splitting the kde community.
we're trying to offer a service for projects, which _don't_ belong on the kde subversion server, since they simply don't really belong to the kde community: stuff like amarok scripts and themes for example. i don't think the kde-admins would be happy if all script-authors would now apply for a kdesvn login. but also third party applications: just because you use kdelibs doesn't automatically mean you're part of the kde community.
i think this makes lots of sense for things like add-on scripts. you are completely correct that having hundreds of people who maintain a 30 lines niche script is something that probably belongs in a more "user community" repository. this is something we don't have right now and there's a good opportunity here IMO
for third party apps, however, as long as they are legal, not pornographic, etc... there's no reason they couldn't be hosted as part of kde extra gear. and in fact that may be preferred =)
I too, as other posters, do not understand the decision.
Getting a KDE SVN account is not that difficult and as for tools that are not directly linked to KDE, as far as I know, there are some in KDE SVN too.
I really hope that at least you think about using SVK instead of SVN, to have a chance to merge everything again into KDE SVN with history.
Have a nice day!
certainly a nice way to support the more actively involved section of the user base. kudos to pwsp and the amaroK project.
as for hosting of 3rd party apps, KDE also offers hosting of KDE apps in our SVN. we have the Exta Gear (http://extragear.kde.org/) project which hosts some 35 different projects (including amaroK, k3b, digikam, datakiosk, kiosktool, kst, fractiq, filelight and many others). this gets you not just svn, but also access to bugzilla, listing on the extragear website and greater exposure to the KDE community.
combined with pwsp's gracious web hosting, it's pretty easy to get up and running with a serious project without submitting one's self to sourceforge.net or similar systems.
To clear up a few misconceptions
* svn is hosted on pwsp.net, the server as well as the domain
* amaroK developers used money from the fundraising to help paleo pay for hosting, as it is one of the more frequented sites on pwsp.net
* svn was offered as a thank you to people who donated, it did not cost us money to implement, and Paleo was willing, at least to some extent because of the money that was used to pay for hosting.
This could be a place for all the little things on kde-apps that really will never make it to KDE as is, to get under version control in a trusted repository so they can be extended in a much more efficient way, maybe someday making it into kde itself.
Great idea, thanks guys.
Why SVN? Why not something else. Why not arch or git?


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Our coverage ot the Amgen Tour of California made possible with the support of Shimano
Levi Leipheimer (Astana) took back 'his' Yellow Jersey on Stage 2 at the Amgen Tour of California today, with a massive solo effort at the end of a second day of wind and rain. Leipheimer was second on the 187 kilometre stage to Garmin-Slipstream's Tom Peterson, who latched onto the defending champion's wheel as he blew through the remnants of an early breakaway group on the final climb.
When the riders began in heavy rain for a second straight day in Sausalito, it was no wonder that little effort was made by Mancebo's team to chase back a break of ten riders that slipped off the front in ones and twos in the early kilometres. After a neutral start that took the peloton over the iconic Golden Gate bridge, the riders wound through the Presidio Park before heading to the Pacific Coast Highway.
Made up of eight teams, the break contained Canadian Cam Evans (Ouch p/b Maxxis), Jason McCartney (Team Saxo Bank), Steven Cozza and Thomas Peterson (both Garmin - Slipstream), Carlos Barredo (Quick Step), Stef Clement and Grischa Niermann (both Rabobank), Markus Zberg (BMC), Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) and Valeriy Kobzarenko (Team Type 1).
Rock Racing, closely followed by Astana, monitored the gap carefully, never allowing it to grow beyond five minutes. However, the strong gusting headwind along the coast, and cold driving rain when the riders turned inland to go over each of the two ranked climbs, sapped the strength and will of the leader group.
The second climb - Bonny Doon - was where the leaders crumbled, and where Leipheimer launched his move. Barredo had attacked, with only Peterson and McCartney able to respond (and then drop him). However, Astana looked around, saw that Rock Racing was spent, and that Mancebo was struggling after his huge effort the day before.
"I could see that it had taken a lot out of him - we're only human - and I was feeling really good, so I said to [Yaroslav] Popovych 'Light it up Popo'. He did it, and strung everything out. When there was just the two of us there, I opened it up. There was nothing left in the tank by the end."
Leipheimer scooped up the break on his way through, with none but McCartney and Peterson able to match his pace over the top of the climb. It was mostly downhill or flat into the finish in Santa Cruz, but the one little 'popper' of a hill the trio hit was too much for McCartney, who drifted back to the chase group. Peterson just gritted his teeth and hung on, while Leipheimer powered into the town. In the final 150 metres, the young Garmin rider wasn't even challenged by Leipheimer as he came by to take the stage win.
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- There were a couple of significant crashes, both due to the wind and rain. Armstrong was taken down at the back of the peloton while he fiddled with his shoe by a photo moto - ironically, it was the photographer for his own Foundation. Astana said Armstrong was fine, and didn't blame the driver, saying the conditions were very bad. However, shortly afterwards, organizers told the photo bikes to back off from Armstrong and give him space.
The second crash was just as Armstrong was rejoining the field, and involved a significantly larger number of riders, with Andy Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) slamming into a parked car. He was taken to hospital, but the report is that he will be fine.
- Tomorrow's stage, 168 kilometres from San Jose to Modesto, begins with, what has in past years been, a decisive final climb up Sierra Road, to 588 metres (1930 feet). They then drop all the way back down before hitting Patterson Pass at over 450 metres, 80 kilometres into the stage. Once again, the riders go straight back down, with a flat run into Modesto for the second half of the stage. This will likely be the first chance for the sprinters to show their stuff.
- The forecast is, once again, cold with heavy rain. There is a slight chance it will start to clear up the next day, but no one is getting their hopes up.


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Layers, in graphic arts programs, give you a way of organizing objects in your documents and controlling their front-to-back stacking order. Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop all have layers, and share most basic layer features: you can create, move, hide, and show layers, and you can assign objects to layers. Illustrator and Photoshop have the ability to create layers within layers—"layer sets" or "layer groups."
As is usual, the scripting model differs among the applications, so I'll provide a set of wrapper functions that will take the same parameters, regardless of the host application. I'll put all of the application-specific details inside these functions. I'll make the functions work for Photoshop layer groups and Illustrator sub-layers, as well as for InDesign's simpler layers. I don't want to rebuild each application's Layers panels, so I'll provide simple buttons for putting the layer functions through their paces. (It seems to me unlikely that you'll want to re-create the Layers panel, and more likely that you'll want to add/assign/move layers without displaying a user interface at all. If I'm dead wrong, please let me know!)
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Setting Up DNS for testing
This is a brief HOWTO on setting up the BIND DNS server for the example domains used throughout this tutorial. The information regarding DNS configuration at the beginning of the automated installation instructions assumes a separate system (from the server) provides DNS services. The manual instructions place the DNS server with the other server components on one system, however there is no reason why the steps can not be modified to move the DNS server component to a separate system.
One of the pre-requisites for Kerberos and LDAP is that important machines must have matching forward and reverse DNS names. This means that you cannot simply assign an alias (i.e. CNAME) to an existing machine and have it work.
host command can help you determine if forward and reverse DNS match (see test after setup).
First, install the BIND nameserver:
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named configuration
This example configuration file uses the private network 192.168.201.0, with 192.168.201.13 being the DNS/Kerberos/LDAP/NFSv4 server.
Add two zones to
/etc/named.conf; one for forward and one for reverse.
zone "example.com" in{ type master; file "example.com"; }; // reverse map for class C 192.168.201.0 zone "201.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA" in{ type master; file "192.168.201.rev"; };
The default configuration file will only listen on the localhost address. You will need to set the listen-on and allow-query addresses in the options section so that named can respond to queries on the local network.
options { // ... listen-on port 53 { 192.168.201.13; 127.0.0.1; }; allow-query { 192.168.201.0/24; 127.0.0.1/32; }; };
Forward zone
$TTL 6D @ IN SOA dns.example.com. root.example.com. ( 200806256 ; Serial 1H ; Refresh 300 ; Retry 2D ; Expire 12H) ; Minimum TTL NS dns.example.com. ; localhost A 127.0.0.1 ; address of machine acting as DNS server dns A 192.168.201.13 ; one machine for all three services. A record for machine, CNAMEs for services. ; NOTE: use sefos in all kerberos/nfs/ldap configuration files! seserver A 192.168.201.13 seclient A 192.168.201.50 client2 A 192.168.201.51 client3 A 192.168.201.52
Reverse DNS
$TTL 6D @ IN SOA dns.example.com. root.example.com. ( 200806201 ; Serial 1H ; Refresh 300 ; Retry 2D ; Expire 12H) ; Minimum TTL NS dns.example.com. ; ; 13 IN PTR seserver.example.com. 50 IN PTR seclient.example.com. 51 IN PTR client2.example.com. 52 IN PTR client3.example.com.
Start named
In targeted mode:
service named start
In MLS mode:
run_init service named start
Configure Local Name Resolution
Add the local interface to the resolver search path in /etc/resolv.conf, above any other nameservers. This step will also have to be performed on any clients (unless they are dhcp clients, and your dhcp server is configured to hand out the new name server).
# search domain, so short names can be used #(e.g. 'sefos' instead of sefos.example.com search example.com # new nameserver nameserver 192.168.201.13 # old nameserver, as a fallback nameserver 192.168.201.1
Test reverse DNS
# host sefos sefos.example.com has address 192.168.201.13 # host 192.168.201.13 184.108.40.206.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer sefos.example.com.
Turn on named at boot
chkconfig named on
The following lines should be added to /etc/sysconfig/iptables before the INPUT REJECT rule to allow udp queries to port 53/udp:
-A INPUT -m udp -p udp --dport 53 -j ACCEPT
Then iptables should be restarted:
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A petition to set aside a sheriff sale is governed by our rules of civil procedure which provide that [u]pon petition of any party in interest before delivery of the . . . sheriff's deed to real property, the court, may upon proper cause shown, set aside the sale and order a resale or enter any other order which may be just and proper under the circumstances. In Doherty v. Adal Corp., 437 Pa. 109, 261 A.2d 311 (1970) we held that a petition to set aside a sheriff sale is an equitable proceeding, governed by equitable principles. Appellate review of equitable matters is limited to a determination of whether the lower court committed an error of law or abused its discretion.
Marra v. Stocker, 615 A.2d 326, 328 (Pa. 1992) (citations, quotation marks, and footnote omitted).
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Vampire Weekend Debut New Song in Cleveland
Two weeks ago we learned that Vampire Weekend were "80 percent" done with their first album since 2010′s 'Contra.' On Thursday (July 12), the band felt comfortable enough with one of them to give the song its debut at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Ohio.
We don't have the entire song, which does not have a title. We're guessing the fan in attendance realized it was a new composition and whipped out his phone to be the first to capture it. However, it features their trademark jittery rhythms and bouncy melodies. There's some organ floating around in there and drummer Chris Tomson, who had been held in check throughout much of the song, opens up just before the final verse.
Despite the facts that this was a the debut performance of a song in their first concert in almost two years, the band sounds tight and confident. So obviously they are doing something more than creating bizarre mashups of Annie Lennox and Carly Rae Jepsen.
They will close out the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago tonight (Sunday, July 15). Vampire Weekend hope to have their new album out some time in 2012.
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Pls remove xmlp-comment from any further discussion thread. ............................................ David C. Fallside, IBM Ext Ph: 530.477.7169 Int Ph: 544.9665 email@example.com |---------+----------------------------> | | Jacek Kopecky | | | <email@example.com| | | om> | | | Sent by: | | | xmlp-comments-req| | | email@example.com | | | | | | | | | 03/26/2002 05:43 | | | PM | | | | |---------+----------------------------> >---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: Paul Prescod <email@example.com> | | cc: Jean-Jacques Moreau <email@example.com>, Dear XMLP Comments <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Martin Gudgin | | <email@example.com>, Ray Whitmer <email@example.com>, Joshua Allen <email@example.com> | | Subject: Re: Issue Gudge General a): closed ("split part 2") | | | | | >---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Paul, seeing the email in which you are raising your issue, I was struck by the similarity to my recent email, the one you reference. I apologize for inadvertently copying you. 8-) Anyway, my email was meant as trying to get hold of the direction of the whole SOAP spec. As I wrote, I believe it's practically impossible to consolidate (a) and (c) (specia-lcased by (b)), so I'd rather see a clear choice over an attempt to satisfy everybody by splitting the spec into possibly three (or more) pieces each with its goals. My main problem can be worded as "restful use of HTTP vs. the Abstract Model". Best regards, Jacek Kopecky Senior Architect, Systinet (formerly Idoox) http://www.systinet.com/ On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Paul Prescod wrote: > Jean-Jacques Moreau wrote: > > > > Paul, > > > > You raised an issue about splitting the SOAP 1.2 specification > > further[1]. > > > > The WG has already split the original SOAP 1.1 specification into > > two parts (Part 1 and Part 2). The WG considers that this is > > sufficient for now, and does not want to split the specification > > any further[2] (although the WG reserves the right to split the > > specification further in the future if it so desires). > > > > As such, the WG considers the issue closed. Please let us know if > > this is an acceptable resolution. > > No, it is not an acceptable resolution but I did not expect an > acceptable resolution. I am just trying to be a good citizen in trying > to influence the specifications rather than merely criticize them. > > You've referred me to an internal URI which I unfortunately cannot > access. Nevertheless, let me reiterate that there is widespread > confusion about what SOAP is. I think that this is in large part because > under the one name there are very different technologies. The last > specification I can remember that bundled so many diverse, seemingly > independent pieces under one name was HyTime. Be afraid. Be very afraid. > > I see this as being, in part, the cause of the confusion here: > > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2002Mar/0267.html > > If SOAP were split into differently named then we could judge the role > of each part separately and members could vote them up or down > separately. If I may refer to Jacek's question, one could easily make > the argument that parts of SOAP are: a), parts are b) and parts are c). > > Because they are lumped into a single logical unit, it is extremely > difficult to communicate this to people who do not spend their days and > nights reading the specification. I think it is really tragic that most > people in the Real World have a fundamentally different understanding of > what SOAP is than the people working on the specification. This > situation could be improved if the parts were given different names and > specifications (i.e. xml messaging protocol, xml procedure call > protocol, xml object encoding, etc). > > Note also that it was because of the Hytime and SGML experiences that > the XML working group worked so hard to remove all optional feature from > its specifications. Yet almost all of SOAP seems optional. The adjuncts > are a menu of features that you can choose to implement or not. > > Nevertheless, you've made your decision and I've said my piece. We can > both close the issue in good conscience. > > Paul Precod >Received on Wednesday, 27 March 2002 03:19:04 UTC
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April 2015 Meeting Minutes Fellow Feathers
Mark Lilledal, Chris Ellis, Chris Carillo, Rob Johnson, Kathy Ong, Raphael Lavin, Tom Rust, Joe Villaflor, Wayne Michelson, David Kiesling, Charlie Nelson, George Artz, Urs Kellenberger, Ken Martin, Tom White
President Ken Martin reported ongoing talks with BAPA personnel regarding cooperative management of flight operations on the coast of hang gliding and para gliding.
Vice president Rob Johnson reported on the club house clean up Saturday 4/11. A great turnout, lots of work done, ice plant and blown sand cleared from sidewalk along side of club house, floors swept and mopped, lots of junk cleared from club house, front door drain cleaned out, etc. Thanks to all who attended and worked hard. And special thanks to Rob for putting the event together, and buying all of the refreshments out of his pocket. Thanks Rob!!
Secretary Tom White commented on a large number of sticker forms collected with no donation. Tom believes that issuing officers might do better encouraging new pilots to donate, our operating budget is not decreasing. Also, issuing pilots are reminded to fill in their name and sticker # on form.
Club house manager George Artz reported that there are 2 glider spaces open.
Safety officer Chris Carillo reported an incident regarding a tandem pilot in which the 25' rule was violated. Chris issued a 7 day suspension, recommended an executive committee hearing to potentially issue a longer suspension. Proposal to suspend tandem flights on weekends until observation deck rebuild is completed was discussed. Also suggestion was made to increase 25" distance rule for tandem flights, also possibly banning tandem landings on chips. Resolved to discuss further ay next meeting.
Ken talked about the need to get pilots to apply for stickers on line or by mail, and reducing number of pilots showing up at the Fort needing a sticker, with all of the associated problems.
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I am recovering from my second surgery to treat my Thyroid Cancer. I had surgery on November 1st to remove the remaining half of my Thyroid. I have cancer in my skeletal muscle as well as through out the rest of my neck. I was officially diagnosed with Papillary Carcinoma with Solid Variant. A very rare and aggressive type of cancer. I will soon be going through radiation and possibly chemo. Due to me being unemployed and uninsured all my medical expenses are coming out of pocket. We are 1100.00 short of our goal for radiation.
If you would like to donate & support my fight against Thyroid Cancer please click on the photo or link below! If you are only able to share my link I would be forever grateful.


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Treatment Complications
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Lipoaccumulation: dorsocervical fat pad
Components of HIV-associated lipodystrophy. Fat accumulation: dorsocervical fat pad ("buffalo hump").
Dominic C. Chow, MD, University of Hawaii
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When a bias related behavior form is submitted, it will be received by the associate dean of students who will then take action based on the information provided. The associate dean of students or his/her designee will conduct a follow-up interview with the targeted person to gather additional information regarding the incident, determine the targeted person's interest/role in responding to the incident, and determine possible Student Code of Conduct violations.
The associate dean of students or his/her designee may consult with relevant university personnel (dean of students office, student life, Counseling Center, ALANA Services, Disability Support Services, Women's Center, assistant vice president for academic affairs and diversity, department of public safety, and assistant vice president for human resources) to determine next steps.
The targeted person and alleged offender each have the option of being assigned an advisor whose role is to support them through the investigation and/or student conduct process. The advisor must be a fulltime member of the Loyola University community (faculty, administrator, or staff) and cannot be an attorney or hold a law degree. The associate dean of students may provide advisors with pertinent information regarding the bias related behaviors incident/case being investigated.
All hearings involving bias related behaviors will be conducted in accordance with the normal rules and procedures of the student conduct process with special sensitivity to the nature of the charges and the best interests of all parties involved. In recognition of the unique nature of bias related behavior cases, the procedures specified in this section supersede any conflicting provisions of the University student conduct process. Similarly, pursuit of charges through the University's student conduct system does not preclude the pursuit of criminal charges. The University will investigate all reports of bias related behaviors. However, it should be noted that the University's ability to investigate or act upon anonymous reports may be limited.
Upon becoming aware of alleged bias related behaviors, the dean of students office, in conjunction with the office of student life and department of public safety, will initiate an investigation and take actions deemed necessary to protect the well-being of the students involved, as well as the educational environment of the University community. These actions may include, but are not limited to, relocating residence hall assignments, restricting access to certain campus buildings, prohibiting contact between the alleged offender, the targeted person, or witnesses, or suspending the alleged offender from campus pending the hearing.
If the panel determines that the offender is responsible for a violation of this policy, the panel will decide the appropriate sanctions in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct. Information regarding the outcome will be shared with the targeted person and the alleged offender to the extent permitted by applicable laws regarding the privacy of education records.
The final outcome of the hearing including any sanctions that are imposed will be communicated to the alleged offender within five working days of the last day of the hearing.
A violation of the Bias Policy is considered a serious breach of our community standards and although there are no standard sanctions, a hearing panel may consider a range of sanctions that include, but are not limited to, disciplinary probation, deferred suspension and/or expulsion.
No. At times certain reports filed through the bias reporting system have resulted in being adjudicated through the student conduct process. Over the past few years, many bias related behaviors have been addressed through mediation or other educational interventions.
The incident will be handled in a confidential manner, except in cases where the University is required by law to notify the community. In cases of notification, the person reporting the incident/targeted person will be consulted to determine the appropriate communication to the community. Periodically, the vice president of student development notifies the Loyola community of any incidents where a member of our community was the object of demeaning behavior that targeted age, gender, religion, racial/ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, or disability. With regard to community notification, the vice president of student development will determine when such notification will be sent through a special "Newshound" email. For reasons of privacy, notification will occur only when the identities of the involved community members can be protected, permission from the targeted person(s) is granted, and the notification will not interfere with any ongoing investigation. The purpose of notifying the campus community is to provide more transparency regarding incidents of this nature and create awareness and opportunities for discussion about ways to reduce incidents of bias and insensitivity.
Watch this video for more information on how to tell someone they sound racist.
Bias related behaviors and hate crimes are similar in that age, gender, religion, racial/ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, or disability is the impetus for the behavior/action. Bias related behaviors are intentional or unintentional actions that are often motivated by bias, but are not accompanied by a crime.
The Office of Human Resources oversees the University's harassment and discrimination policies. This policy prohibits discrimination, including harassment, against students or employees of Loyola University Maryland by anyone on University property or at University-sponsored activities. Allegations of discrimination or harassment made against a student in his/her capacity as a student are resolved through the student judicial process, rather than under the University's harassment and discrimination policies. Allegations against student employees (e.g. work study) in their capacity as employees are resolved through the University's harassment and discrimination policies and the vice president of student development or his/her designee and the director of employee relations and professional development. Learn more about the University's harassment and discrimination policies.
Bias related behaviors, hate crimes, harassment, and discrimination are similar in that someone or a particular group is intentionally or unintentionally mistreated or targeted because of the actual or perceived group to which they belong. As a Loyola student, you have a responsibility to take an active role in fostering a sense of community and sending the message that mistreatment of others and insensitivity within our campus will not be tolerated. Students who feel they have been the target of bias (or who have witnessed bias motivated behaviors) may report the behaviors online, or contact the Dean of Students Office at 410-617-5171.


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The Hultafors 209 adjustable wrecking bar features a nine-point articulated claw, a rubberised grip, and claims to optimize the everyman's nail-pulling experience. But does the crowbar design require improvement?
The 209's curved claw is set on a hinge and locked in place with a screw gear, which reportedly allows it to withstand the same forces as a conventional bar. However, as our own Harry Sawyers points out, "a pivot introduces a point of flexibility, which can be an issue when relying on the muscle of the mighty fulcrum." And what happens if that screw gear fails or strips? On the other hand, the prospect of being able to adapt the crow bar to the specific work area could be quite handy, especially in close quarters.
The 209 adjustable wrecking bar retails for £68 on Tools R Us. [Hultafors]


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When designer Adi Tatarko and her husband Alon Cohen decided to remodel their Palo Alto home, they never imagined it would lead to creating one of the most popular applications on the market.
At least, that's how Liza Hausman, V.P. of Marketing for the ever-popular design app Houzz tells it.
"They were just two homeowners trying to upgrade their home and were rather frustrated by the process of finding what they wanted,' says Hausman. After searching through endless magazine photos, they decided to create a site application for people in the process of building, remodeling and decorating and one year later it became so popular, they quit their jobs and Houzz was born.
So when Houzz hosted a discussion and wine and cheese event at the uber-modern Pacific Design Center, a buzz ran through the room as designers and architects gathered to ask questions and share their experiences with the newly popular app.
One of the leading destinations for home design enthusiasts-- professionals and homeowners, the Houzz site and mobile apps features more than 400,000 high quality interior and exterior photos. What's more, thousands of highly-engaging articles written by design experts, product recommendations and social tools to manage the remodeling and decorating process assist with all aspects of the field.
So how does it work?
Design professionals showcase their portfolios, sharing their work with a community dedicated to home and landscape design. More than 60,000 professionals upload more than 400,000 inspiring photographs, making Houzz the internet's largest database of design and decorating ideas.
Homeowners collect their favorite photos, find design professionals in their areas, upload photos of their homes and gardens, and swap tips and questions with other members.
And, according to Houzz, more than a million idea books have been created by Houzz members, and new ones are added every minute.
Both professionals and homeowners can search by project or metro area saving time finding just the right image for their projects.
Yet it is the 'discussion section' which Hausman believes builds brands. 'Discussions are listed in your profile, so the dialogue is interactive,' explains Hausman. 'You receive emails directly about your listing keep the conversation going throughout the design community.'
"It's funny,' she commented. 'Magazines are finding homes and architects on the site." Once the foray for architects—magazines, while not obsolete, are no longer the 'go to' venue. Instead both architects and magazines are having a conversation through their Houzz apps.
So does Houzz represent the future of the design industry?
While a few designers expressed concern over their work being discussed without receiving full recognition. Others felt they were receiving more recognition than their professional websites.
And Charmean Neithart, interior design owner, stood up in front of the audience in favor of the app. She believes it saves her time—and money. "Instead of creating renderings, I now create an idea book, allowing clients to actually see the finished product before I start," explains Neithart. "I don't know how to do my job without it."


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Lock up your next branded giveaway or promotion with this sophisticated Portland button-down style canvas tote. This 15" x 14 1/2" x 3" 11.5-ounce bag is made of cotton canvas with a durable, tight-weave construction. The design features a button-and-loop closure to secure your belongings, and color contrasted 21" heavy cotton web handles. It's perfect for shopping, as a beach bag, or to bring to the library or bookstore. Choose from three shades and add your organizational or company logo or message to create a fun and functional premium.
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EVENT: 2012 ING New York City Marathon - $1 Mil a Mile
Want to help Fundraise or Volunteer for this amazing Fundraiser? Join the Team
Jill is working on selecting a charity so you can support Jills Hurricane Sandy Relief.
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Pricey ride? Renter disputes mileage charges
When Kurt Kroboth needed to rent a car for a two-day trip to Maryland and Norfolk, he decided against using any of the rental-car companies located at the airport and instead called Dennis Rental Cars on Pantops, which is close to Kroboth's home.
Kroboth emailed me his version of the transaction, which began when the woman with whom he spoke allegedly told him that "the rate was $19.95 a day for a compact car." There was no mention of mileage or any other charges.
When he went by to get the car on the evening of Monday, January 5, Kroboth claims, owner Dennis Minetos "quoted a rate, $43.10, which was two days at $19.95 plus tax." Again, Kroboth says there was no mention of a mileage charge, nor was one specified on the contract.
"In my experience in recent years, it's standard practice to rent cars by the day with unlimited mileage, so I wasn't surprised that no mileage rate was mentioned," he says. Kroboth had far to go– about 600 miles. "I would not have rented from a place that told me there would be a mileage charge," he says.
When he returned the car on Wednesday, January 7, he says. he got a nasty surprise. His bill came to $177– more than quadruple what he was expecting.
According to Kroboth, this was when he learned that in fact mileage was charged: 100 miles a day were free, but after that, the charge was 30 cents a mile. That meant that his 614-mile trip, with taxes, cost $134 more than he claims he was expecting to pay.
Minetos "insisted that this has always been his policy, and pointed to something on the contract under 'Mileage Allowed' which he said was a handwritten '100.'" On Kroboth's copy, however, that "was not legible." Furthermore, the line on the contract that says "Miles @ ____" was left blank.
Kroboth, whose credit card had already been billed for the original $43.10, refused to pay more. "I told him this was deceptive, that he was trying to change the terms of the rental agreement after the fact, that I would not pay the additional charge, and that I felt his claim would not hold up in court.
"He said, 'Okay, I'll see you in court.'"
The next week he received a letter with an itemized bill and a credit-card receipt for $134 from Melissa Crenshaw at Dennis, stating that they had charged him for the mileage he owed.
When Kroboth studied the new bill, he was startled to see that there was a crucial difference between it and the copy he'd been given on January 5, when he picked up the car. One new handwritten item had been added: It now read "Miles @ 30¢."
The next day, according to Kroboth, he not only called Crenshaw to protest the charge, but took his copy of the contract (which I've seen) in to show her.
"She acknowledged that there was no mileage charge," he claims, "and then went to get Minetos, who came out and launched into a tirade... he again said he would see me in court."
Minetos declined to speak with me, but faxed a statement in which he claims that Kroboth was indeed informed, in his first call, that there was a charge for mileage after 100 miles a day; Minetos also states that he told Kroboth this himself.
"Dennis Rental Cars is sorry that Mr. Kroboth is angry. However, Dennis Rental Cars stands by the legal arrangement made [with Kroboth]," the fax says. The statement concludes by saying that if I had further questions, I would have to contact Minetos' attorney.
If these two end up in court, I'll let you know. In the meantime, I did some research and learned that if Kroboth had rented a compact car for two weekdays from either Avis or Hertz, he would have paid $123 30 percent less than what it cost him at Dennis. On the other hand, for trips of less than 100 miles a day, Dennis offers a less-expensive alternative.
Do you have a consumer problem or question? Email the Fearless Consumer, write her at 100 Second Street NW, 22902, or call 295-8700 ext. 406.


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Six words, used carefully, can build up a world — and that's just what these pieces of flash science fiction, covering everything from a population of literature-obsessed primates to a Death who would really rather play Candyland than do his job, do. Here are just some of our favorite six word stories, written by you, today:
"Novel's finished", said a million monkeys. — RobWinton, who now needs to find a translator.
Lovely planet for rent! References required. — drmoreausprodigy
"Chess?" scoffed Death, "no way. Candyland." — ColinGagnon
"The snow... it... it... got hungry." — fogelmatrix, on an explanation for the weird weather lately.
Word seven will change the world:— jegrouchy, who only wrote 6 words
Baby shoes for sale, size thirteen. — barriowolf
Androids don't dream. They have nightmares. — ShiraKarasu, answering Phil K. Dick's famous question.
Last words, "Lasers can't reach us." — Case Aiken
Fastest growing sport: black hole surfing. — angusm
He blinked. The darkness didn't lift. — zirafellfromearth
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Fire Hits Great China Restaurant in Downtown Berkeley
A fire badly damaged a Chinese food restaurant on Kittredge near Oxford in downtown Berkeley on Wednesday night, Berkeley fire officials said.
The fire started shortly after 9 p.m. in the Great China restaurant at 2115 Kittredge St., which shares a building with Razan's Organic Kitchen next door.
The business is owned by the Yu family. Michael Yu was the founder, and the second generation, son James Yu, now participates in managing the business.
According to Foster Goldstrom, a restaurant patron and family friend who visited the site this afternoon, James is a noted collector of West Coast wines, but his fine collection, which was stored in the building, was severely damaged by the fire. Goldstrom said the family estimated that rebuilding would take 6 months. Construction has already begun.
Assistant Fire Capt. Jon Fitch, who was called in to investigate after the blaze was extinguished, said a cooking fire started in the kitchen of the Chinese restaurant and quickly spread. Fitch said Great China sustained $500,000 in damage to the building, and $200,000 in damage to its contents.
"It definitely is shutting down based on the fire," Fitch said.
Despite sharing a building with Great China, Razan's was not damaged by the flames, Fitch said.
"There was no fire damage that I can see, I think they'll be able to open pretty quick," Fitch said.
Both restaurants were evacuated during the fire, although there were not many customers in either at that hour. No one was injured.


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Thanks for the info, I really like turnips.
BTW, your auto-spelling correction did you wrong in this sentence, "As a mentioned turnips pear well with cream and butter..." You might want to change the word "pear" into "pair" as you did in a previous paragraph.
Thanks Suenell. Fixed it!
Great blog! I never tried using turnips is any way. I'm really excited to try out this recipe and just to roast them. Awaiting more ideas-thanks.


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Sure, Link was okay at ocarina, but he was just a little kid. It's pretty fun to watch someone who can really play the thing.
Here's ocarina diva Cris Gale playing the Koume and Kotake/Twinrova Theme from Ocarina of Time. You can find about more about Gale at her website, and get her album on iTunes.


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President Barack Obama converted from his old Facebook profile to the new Facebook Timeline and added an image of his controversial birth certificate.
The controversial birth certificate is emblazoned on a coffee mug and is a placeholder for "Born Aug. 4, 1961," the date Obama was born. Facebook's new timeline chronicles a person's life over time, starting from birth until present day. The president's staff, which administers his Facebook page, took a photo of a coffee mug with his birth certificate on it -- something his campaign sells for $20 as part of its "Made in the USA" inventory at the Barack Obama store:
There's really no way to make the birth certificate conspiracy completely go away, so we might as well laugh at it -- and make sure as many people as possible are in on the joke. Get your Made In The USA mug today.
U.S. & World
While staffers thought the idea of a false birth certificate funny, others had different ideas. The attention-seeking and equally controversial Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona announced he's investigating the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate.
"Based on all of the evidence presented and investigated, I cannot in good faith report to you that these documents are authentic," Sheriff Arpaio said, according to the Washington Times. Arpaio said he did not accuse Obama of any crime.
It's almost been four years and either you believe the president is a citizen or not, but as this story shows -- it still means you can get some national exposure just by dredging up the controversy.


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I love a good swap and this has been the BEST!
Cara Box Exchange is hosted by the lovely and very strong Kaitlyn of Wifessionals, it is huge in the States with lots of participants but this was the first time it went International (Europe and Asia), you get 2 partners, the one you send to and the one that sends to you. I sent my box to Cornelia in Austria and Ellyn in Malaysia sent a box to me.
This is what I got in my box, hope you don't mind the massive photos, Ellyn wrapped every single thing up separately it was great fun for the kids and I will be doing this to others in the future, because it really was so fun.
|Each gift individually wrapped
|One was even double wrapped my son got a big kick out of that.
|eeee, my daughter squeals.
|Teeny teeny, ooohhh, so teeny.
|She's pointing to the tea that is for Nik, he drinks massive amounts of it.
|Shell keychain, Beautiful boat earrings.
|Katerina wearing her new shirt from Ellyn and holding the cute turtle.
|A glass boat, I have always wanted one of these.
|I told her I collected coins
|and postcards and stamps :), lol.
Thank you Ellyn for a great gift, but more importantly for the new found friendship I have found with you and Cornelia. This has been the best swap ever.


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Re: Becca Fitzpatrick's books: Hush, Hush
Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:55 pm
All right girls . I am 86 pages in. I am going to make this a really quick post since both my kiddos are taking naps which is a miracle and I want to get back to the book. I can't put it down. Which is going to be hard when they do wake up to get back to mommy duties. I am liking what I am reading so far. Elliot just showed up which is now another mystery along with Patch. Patch reminds me of the bad boy and Elliot seems to be the sweet guy but that can be deceiving . I am also wondering who she hit with Vee's car. The way I am liking this right now I might just have to buy it.
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"The government is trying to move the goal posts -- shifting the court's inquiry from whether they are collecting the data to whether they are 'reviewing' it," says Cindy Cohn, Legal Director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has been in litigation against the NSA for dragnet surveillance since 2008 and which is party to one of the recently-filed lawsuits. "Your rights are violated when the government gets access to your phone records, regardless of what they do with them afterwards."
In any case, Cohn does not believe that the government is merely warehousing most of the phone records it collects. "I think there's no doubt that the government is doing some scanning of the phone records that includes all of them," she says. "I suspect by 'review' they mean some sort of human review, but again, that's not when the violation occurs. No one seriously thinks that a computer search -- which can result in your prosecution or being subject to further review -- isn't just as violative of your privacy as a human search. And no one seriously thinks that they are just piling up phone records in a computer somewhere and not doing any sort of searches at all on them until some later date."


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ESSAY- Rights fight: Who wins in speech v. property?
"Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech..."
"No person shall ... be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation."
We all know– or should know– these sentences. They are cornerstones of our American liberties. Along with the other fundamental human rights masterfully articulated by James Madison and the architects of the Constitution, they protect us from autocratic governmental action.
When there's a contest between two citizens– or two or more basic civil rights– issues can become blurred. But only if we lose the constitutional focus.
For a year now, our community has seen a contest between two citizens– Richard Collins, an individual, and a group of citizens, the owners/operators of Shoppers' World Shopping Center.
Ostensibly, this is a contest between two basic civil rights: free speech and private property. Both Collins and the Shoppers' World group have grievances. Collins alleges censorship; Shoppers' World claims trespass.
There are few if any people– certainly not Chuck Lebo and the principals of Shoppers' World– who would deny the right of Rich Collins or any other citizen or group to express their political views and speech on the "village green" or in the "town square."
As Americans we celebrate this basic right. A dozen– even 1,000– people have the same right. In the latter case, the local government is required to accommodate peaceful assembly and speech while requiring that the organizers assure the health and safety of participants and onlookers.
Many of us would be outraged if any government sought to shut down such demonstrations of free expression, and the courts would agree with us. Our history– our heritage– is to protect the free speech of even such abhorrent groups as Nazis, white supremacists, and people who want to burn the flag and destroy the Constitution. We are strong enough as a nation to allow, protect, and defend public speech-– free from the tyranny of governmental repression.
Now shift over to the property of a private shopping center with the single commercial purpose to accommodate its tenants and their customers. Some citizens and legal activists attempt to make the case that a shopping center open to the general public for commercial purposes has become a modern American equivalent of "the village green."
But-– and as most courts agree– private property is not the village green.
A wise law professor once said, "A horse is a horse and a cow is a cow. Even if you hang a sign on a horse saying, 'This is a cow,' it is still a horse. And even if the state legislature passes a law saying that a horse is a cow, it remains a horse."
Consider the case of someone having a garage sale on a lovely spring Saturday morning in central Virginia. Of course the public is invited, one and all, to peruse the "stuff" for sale.
Now suppose a political candidate sees the crowd, walks into the yard, and begins handing out his brochures. The owner might respectfully ask him to leave. But if he insists upon continuing to express his views, persists, and refuses to leave, is that an example of free speech? Or is it trespass?
Almost all of us would see it as trespass.
Fundamentally, private commercial property presents a similar situation. And the Supreme Courts of the Commonwealth of Virginia and of the United States agree.
Private property does not "lose its private character merely because the public is generally invited to use it for designated purposes ..." the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled. "The essentially private character of a store and its privately owned abutting property does not change by virtue of being large or clustered with other stores in a modern shopping center ..." Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Robins, 447 US 74, 87–88 (1980).
What would happen if private commercial property were determined to be the legal equivalent of the "village green"? How would the private owners accommodate a group of citizens respectfully demanding to make their political statements?
Would they be guided by rules similar to those that apply to the government? Would there be any reasonable limits on the group's size, the timing of the demonstration, the level of noise, the traffic, the health and safety of the group– and the center's tenants, employees, customers?
And who would pay for all this? Is it reasonable to assume that customers seeing the crowd would probably drive on to the next center? Should the private property owner be compensated for the cost and/or loss?
Back to the garage sale. Whose rights are violated? Whose are protected?
Rich Collins' participation in our political process is to be applauded. But it's important to remember that his right to free speech has been not denied. Only the location– on someone else's private property– is denied.
He and the rest of us can share our views in lots of places. We have, in fact, many "village greens"– public places, public gatherings, media, and even private property– where political speech and expression are permitted.
Sometimes the protection of civil liberties can take strange forms. Sometimes it can get a little messy. And sometimes the real civil libertarians in a contest aren't the obvious choices.
It is unfortunate that Chuck Lebo, a decent, dedicated citizen, has been portrayed as a villain for merely defending his constitutionally protected right to limit access to private property.
Defining private property as anything other than private property sets our society on a dangerous course against liberty itself– even in the context of advocating freedom to express political speech.
Let's hope that Virginia's courts stand by their long tradition of respecting and protecting the rights of both free speech and private property.
Rich Collins
Albemarle Circuit Court judge Paul Peatross ruled on October 10 that Collins' allegedly sincere, though mistaken, belief that he was allowed to exercise his First Amendment rights and pass out campaign literature at the privately owned Shopper's World– even after he was repeatedly asked to leave on May 7, 2005– was enough to "negate criminal intent." Thus Peatross overruled the lower-court trespassing conviction.
Separately, Peatross also dismissed Collins' civil suit against the shopping center. However, with the help of the ACLU and the Rutherford Institute, Collins is pressing an appeal, hoping to make Virginia the seventh state– along with California, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, and Washington– to consider shopping centers to be "village squares" for purposes of politicking.–Hook staff


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"We are a united Kaua'i." That's what over 4,000 Hawaiians chanted as they marched across the Garden Island last week in the sweltering sun. The broad Pass the Bill coalition of physicians, teachers, hotel workers and farmers has continued to press for greater information around pesticide use. The issue is being hotly debated before the Kaua'i County Council, and the world's largest pesticide-seed corporations are clearly not happy about it.
Despite repeated statements about the desire for compromise and unity, this handful of pesticide corporations and their front groups (e.g. the misleadingly named "Save Kauai Farms") have rejected any proposals that meet community concerns. They've refused to provide information about the pesticides they use on the island's test fields, or to consider no-spray zones around sensitive locations like schools.
From Hilo to Hanalei, and everything in between, we're all in this together.
As organizers described it to me, last week's "Mana March" was a culmination of community-wide frustration about lack of corporate accountability. And it was a declaration of widespread commitment to safe and healthy agriculture on the island — agriculture that puts food and families first. "From Hilo to Hanalei, and everything in between, we're all in this together," said marcher Guy Hanohano Naehu.
And the march wasn't the week's only activity. In a marathon hearing the following day, the Kaua'i County Council delved into the details of Bill 2491, legislation that would promote greater disclosure around pesticide use on the island. It wasn't the first 12-hour-long hearing, and may not be the last; people across the island are deeply committed to passing this bill and ensuring community interests are being fully considered by the council.
Pesticidemakers dig in
In a related hearing last month — where I testified — lawyers for pesticide/GE seed corporations were heavy on threats of litigation. They challenged Kauai's sovereignty, including the ability to pass any piece of the proposed legislation (Bill 2491).
But last week, when pressed at the hearing about the willingness to disclose pesticide use information, basic disclosure on growing or testing genetically engineered (GE) crops on the island, or to consider small no-spray zones near sensitive places, the panel of pesticidemakers was largely silent.
Councilmember Gary Hoosier spent time pressing leaders from companies including Dow, Dupont-Pioneer and Syngenta about what policies they might support. When corporate representatives refused to support any part of the bill, or provide information to help craft one they might stand behind, Hoosier posed another question: "How do you have a community conversation without the facts?"
Corporate power grab
The corporations represented at the Kaua'i County Council hearing are among the handful — just six, in fact — that control a majority of the world's pesticide and seed market. And according to new data released by Michigan State professor Philip Howard, the marketshare dominated by the "Big 6" is only growing.
Dr. Howard's work, based on research by the ETC Group, shows that Monsanto, Syngenta, DuPont, Dow, Bayer and BASF now control 75% of private sector plant breeding research, 60% of the commercial seed market, and 76% of global pesticide sales. This consolidation is staggering, and the Big 6 are clearly aiming to maintain tight control of these markets.
And while Kaua'i, among other Hawaiian islands, has become a global epicenter for many of the Big 6 to test their new pesticide and GE products, concerned locals are pushing back — and gaining ground.
The Kaua'i County Council will vote on Bill 2491 later this month, hopefully moving closer to passing legislation that supports healthy communities and resilient, sustainable food and farming on the island.
p.s. The documentary "Seeds of Hope" will air this evening on PBS Hawaii. If you have the opportunity, take a look! The film focuses on traditional Hawaiian agriculture and the solutions to the state's growing food insecurity. Spoiler alert: a farming system controlled by the Big 6 pesticide/biotech corporations isn't one of them.
Photo credit: Pass Kauai Bill 2491
There is a simple permanent solution to the pesticide testing on Kauai. Change the zoning laws to outlaw the commercial testing of pesticides on the entire Island. Pesticides are toxic substances and as such, can be banned under the zoning laws as a class of substances whose use are forbidden on Kauai. These laws can be fashioned specifically to forbid testing any chemicals on the Island. The other Hawaiian Islands can also change their zoning laws to reflect these toxic substances restrictions.
Certain pesticides that have long been used by Hawaiian agriculture and have a known history of safe use in Hawaii can be specifically exempted. This would allow existing, legitimate agricultural enterprises in Hawaii to continue to go about their business, while explicitly forbidding the use of chemical testing on the Island(s).
Another way to accomplish the restriction on the testing of pesticides on the Island using the zoning laws, is to specifically forbid certain types of companies, as a class, such as a pig farm, (companies who do GMO research or who sell GMO products) from doing business or having a business presence of any kind on the Island of Kauai.
I am an independent organic grower in NY State. I have opportunity to visit Hawaii annually,my children &grandchildren live there. The warnings of the big six purchasing and leasing the agricultural mountaintops of the Hawaiian Islands for research and development of GMO crops was well documented in the weekly newspaper,I followed the copy. The few organic and sustainable growers such as, Uncle Brian from Ma'O farms on Oahu tried to explain the severity of the actions of the politicians and land holders allowing Monsanto etal. to chemically farm and pollute in the name of progress.
The people marching hand in hand today to save the Islands from irreversible damage paid no heed when they had a chance to stop this disaster before it began


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Wisconsin's SeniorCare prescription drug program for senior citizens has been granted another waiver from the federal government to continue operating until at least 2015.
The waiver is needed so the state can run the program outside of Medicare Part D. The current waiver was granted in 2009 and set to expire at the end of the year.
Gov. Scott Walker announced the renewal Thursday.
"It's important for Wisconsin's seniors to be able to get the prescription drugs they need at an affordable price," Walker said.
The program began in 2002 and provides discounted prescription drugs for Wisconsin residents who are 65 years old or older and meet eligibility criteria. There is a $30 annual enrollment fee with co-payments ranging from $5 to $15.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan said he expects the series finale to be well-received but is guarding against wild optimism.
"I think most folks are going to dig the ending," he told a session of the Television Critics Association on Friday. "But you be the judge."
He and the drama's cast, including Bryan Cranston who stars as teacher-turned-drug lord Walter White, were mum about what's in store when the AMC drama concludes later this year. It returns for its final hurrah, the second half of its last season, on Sunday, Aug. 11.
But the actors were willing to joke about it.
"I think everybody will be satisfied with the ending where we hug it out," Cranston said.
"Bryan, don't mention the musical numbers," chimed in Betsy Brandt, who plays Marie Schrader.
At least one character, attorney Saul Goodman, may live on. Gilligan said he is "working toward" a sequel featuring Goodman, played by Bob Odenkirk.
"I would love to do it, would do it in a second," said Odenkirk. "Because if Vince wrote it, it would be awesome."
Bereft fans of the drama also will be left with a comprehensive documentary that Gilligan said has long been in the works. The filmmaker, Stu Richardson, was hired by the studio, Sony, to shoot behind-the-scenes material that's been used in boxed sets, Gilligan said.
The documentary may be available exclusively as part of the show's complete Blu-ray and DVD sets, he said.
"I don't know the ins and outs, but I've seen the damn thing and it's really good," Gilligan added.
Asked about how the show's high profile on social media, he acknowledged the importance of audience and media support but said he generally avoids falling into the deep "rabbit hole" of online commentary.
He's found the best way forward in crafting the show is to run the writers' room like "a sequestered jury room," one in which they can develop stories and scripts in isolation and to their satisfaction.
Asked if he had kept a long-imagined ending in mind for "Breaking Bad," Gilligan said he couldn't recall exactly "what my original intention was." He recounted his pitch for the drama as, "We're going to take Mr. Chips and turns him into Scarface," film references to the teacher of "Mr. Chips" and the gangster of "Scarface."
"Having said that, it leaves an awful lot of room for changing up the plot. I couldn't see that far into the future" to the finale, he said.
"Breaking Bad," which debuted in 2008, is a four-time Emmy nominee for best drama series, including for this year's awards, and Cranston and co-star Aaron Paul have claimed multiple trophies.


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Root your HTC One mini 2 with the help of below given process. With the help of this method you can root HTC One mini 2 that running on latest official firmware. The best thing about this method is, you don't require any PC. To root HTC One mini 2 we will use a mobile app named KingRoot, instead of any desktop software. Continue reading this article to learn necessary steps to root HTC One mini 2 without using PC.
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Researchers at Rice University have developed a supercapacitor that can operate at very high temperatures, using clay as a key ingredient.
The supercapacitor is reliable at temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius (392 degrees Fahrenheit), and could be useful for powering devices for use in extreme environments, such as oil drilling, the military and space, Rice scientist Pulickel Ajayan reported in Nature's online journal, Scientific Reports (open access).
"Our intention is to completely move away from conventional liquid or gel-type electrolytes, which have been limited to low-temperature operation of electrochemical devices," said Arava Leela Mohana Reddy, lead author and a former research scientist at Rice.
"By allowing safe operation over a wide range of temperatures without compromising on high energy, power and cycle life, we believe we can dramatically enhance or even eliminate the need for expensive thermal management systems."
A supercapacitor combines the best qualities of capacitors that charge in seconds and discharge energy in a burst and rechargeable batteries that charge slowly but release energy on demand over time. The ideal supercapacitor would charge quickly, store energy and release it as needed.
"Researchers have been trying for years to make energy storage devices like batteries and supercapacitors that work reliably in high-temperature environments, but this has been challenging, given the traditional materials used to build these devices," Ajayan said.
In particular, researchers have struggled to find an electrolyte, which conducts ions between a battery's electrodes, that won't break down when the heat is on. Another issue has been finding a separator that won't shrink at high temperatures and lead to short circuits. (The separator keeps the electrolyte on the anode and cathode sides of a traditional battery apart while allowing ions to pass through).
An unconventional electrolyte/separator system
"Our innovation has been to identify an unconventional electrolyte/separator system that remains stable at high temperatures," Ajayan said.
The Rice researchers led by Reddy and Rachel Borges solved both problems at once. First, they investigated usingroom-temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) developed in 2009 by European and Australian researchers. RTILs show low conductivity at room temperature but become less viscous and more conductive when heated.
Clay has high thermal stability, high sorption capacity, a large active surface area and high permeability, Reddy said, and is commonly used in muds for oil drilling, in modern construction, in medical applications and as a binder by iron and steel foundries.
After combining equal amounts of RTIL and naturally occurring Bentonite clay into a composite paste, the researchers sandwiched it between layers of reduced graphene oxide and two current collectors to form a supercapacitor. Tests and subsequent electron microscope images of the device showed no change in the materials after heating it to 200 degrees Celsius. In fact, Reddy said, there was very little change in the material up to 300 degrees Celsius.
"The ionic conductivity increases almost linearly until the material reaches 180 degrees, and then saturates at 200," he said.
Despite a slight drop in capacity observed in the initial charge/discharge cycles, the supercapacitors were stable through 10,000 test cycles. Both energy and power density improved by two orders of magnitude as the operating temperature increased from room temperature to 200 degrees Celsius, the researchers found.
The team took its discovery a step further and combined the RTIL/clay with a small amount of thermoplastic polyurethane to form a membrane sheet that can be cut into various shapes and sizes, which allows design flexibility for devices.
The Advanced Energy Consortium supported the research.
UPDATE 9/5/2013: These supercapacitors are aimed at high temperature applications, lead researcher Reddy clarified in an email. "However, they do work at room temperature, but energy and power densities are relatively low, like several other commercial ones. They were originally meant as power for sensors in downhole oil drilling, where it gets mighty hot and regular supercapacitors won't last. They'll be pretty good for other high-temp applications, too."
Via Kurzweil