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Senior and pointguard Lauren Thompson will return as a third-year starter and will enforce that everyone plays in the right place by containment and is expected to play tough defense, the coach said.
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Emma Slater will play guard, Gabbi Jessup will play guard/forward, Sydney Mosley will play guard/forward, Lauren Thompson will play guard, Keri Fulp will play forward, Karli Fulp will play forward, Sydney Marion will play forward, Laken Bowman will play guard, and Kacie Markle will play forward/center.
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Decorating with Holiday Candles
Pillar power [1]
Simple white pillars of varying heights make an impressive and inexpensive display. Use what you already have at home along with some new ones. Ribbon scraps pinned around a few candles will add festive flair.
Easy jar display [4]
Use canning jars for quick and easy candle holders. Tie a ribbon around the top of each jar, fill each jar about two-thirds full of water and add a floating candle. Embellish the display with sprigs of evergreen and glass ornaments if you like.
Silvery Shine [7]
Grouping candles multiplies their star power. Use this easy idea to light up a powder room.
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Start with cylinders of varying heights. Place red flowers, such as roses and amaryllises, and greenery in a metal flower frog. Attach the frog inside the cylinder using double-sided florist's tape. Cover the flowers with water, float cranberries on top and place a floating candle amid the berries. Change water daily. The piece should last up to seven days.
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Turn crystal wineglasses upside down and place pillar candles on the bottoms. A small beaded garland around the base of each candle adds extra sparkle, while a silvery tray reflects flickering light.
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Place pillar candles, evergreen branches, pinecones and clementines on a beveled-edge mirror for a nature-inspired tabletop arrangement. Don't like orange? Bring in green pears or red apples for traditional holiday color.
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Try a layered look for luminarias. Be sure the materials you choose cannot catch fire if candle wax or flames touch them, or use battery-powered candles for safety. To make our luminarias in glass vases, place fat white candles on top of half of the river rocks you wish to use. Continue placing black rocks inside to anchor the candle. Magnolia leaves and a sprinkling of red winterberries complete the look. Don't use holly; in cold weather, it turns black.
Bowl Them Over [25]
This mirrored centerpiece glistens with candles securely set on its wide edge. Glass votives around a glass bowl with frosty ornaments create a similar look.
Candle Cakewalk [28]
Use a cake plate as the base for a winter vignette of candles, trees, ornaments and faux snow. Place in front of a mirror for glittering reflections.
Antique illusion [31]
Give bargain glass vases the lustrous look of mercury glass with a spray-on mirror finish. We used Krylon's Looking Glass Mirror-Like Paint. Lightly spray water inside clean vases, then spray the same area with mirror finish. (Paint should run, creating an aged, crackled effect.) Turn upside down to dry. For a heavier finish, repeat. Remember, don't leave lit candles unattended.
Kitchen Brilliance [34]
Line a colander with clear cellophane and nestle snowball candles and glass snowflake ornaments in non-flammable, crafts-store snow.
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Bring the luminary idea inside. Line candle-illuminated lanterns around the perimeter of a room, or place glass candle votives along windowsills. Use battery-powered votives for safety.
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In the entry, set a tray of pillars on a chair seat for an unexpected greeting. An icy wreath completes the tableau.
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Use nature's bounty for a coffee-table arrangement. Shells hold votives on a lightly flocked wreath accented with starfish and coral.
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Choose a theme for a candle display. Then group candles and holders that are related, but have different shapes and sizes. Here, the forest mix of an evergreen, wintry branches and pinecones works because of the simplicity of the white candles.
Sconce Magic [52]
Make a faux candle sconce by placing a taper in a tall candlestick in front of a round mirror or silver tray. Put one on either side of a fireplace mantel for double the shine.
Spell it Out [55]
Use white wax candle beads and loose wicks to fill shallow containers and spell out greetings that can go anywhere around the house. Look for interesting vessels to showcase this unique candle option.
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BE SAFE when using candles. Never leave a lit candle unattended. Burn candles in appropriate candleholders and on stable, heat-resistant surfaces. Keep them away from anything flammable such as furniture, drapes, bedding, holiday decorations and so on. Avoid placing them in traffic patterns. Keep them safely out of reach of small children and pets.
BEFORE YOU ENTERTAIN, light and extinguish candles once. They will light more quickly later.
REFRIGERATE candles before use so they will burn more slowly and evenly. Wrap them in foil or plastic to keep wicks from moisture.
KEEP LIT candles out of drafts to prevent rapid, uneven burning and excessive dripping.
BLOW OUT a candle by holding your finger in front of the flame and blowing at your finger. The air flow around your finger will extinguish the candle from both sides, eliminating hot wax splattering. Or use a candlesnuffer. Do not use water. It splatters hot wax and can cause glass containers to break.
EXTINGUISH votive candles when a half-inch of wax remains. Put out pillar candles when the wax pool nears the outer edge.
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Friday, November 10, 2006
I would just like to take this opportunity to thank you for making time in your day to visit this site. Some I know visit the website early in the day, some during office hours (it's alright I won't tell), some during lunch time, some late in the afternoon and a few at night. I checked the IP addreses every once in a while and sometime I am quite surprised to see where you are coming from. The vast majority are Bruneians in Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, UK, Australia and New Zealand with some other Bruneians in places such as Ireland, Japan, Switzerland, USA. Other visitors come as far away as from Iceland to Taiwan. There are others who drop in regularly too including someone from the USA State Department. I sure hope you are not formulating US government policy on Brunei based on this blog's entries. Brunei Times and Borneo Bulletin IP addresses also turn up on a daily basis and a couple of other newspapers as well.
My biggest thank you is to someone who you all know as RanoAdidas. His plug in April pushed the readership hovering below 100 to around 300 to 400 a day. Ranz, I owe you lots. The other event which triggers the rise to the average of 700 today is the entry on the new salary increments on 17th July 2006. That brought in lots of new readers and things have not stopped since. Readerships webbed and ebbed throughout every week. The weekdays see the most and the weekends see the least number of readers. Sundays usually the worst. I guess those free office internet connections which are only available during weekdays are partly the reason.
I started blogging for no reason other than to write and to express my thoughts. Doesn't everybody? I have always love writing even when I was at school but really have no avenue to explore. I wrote a few pieces for the Pelita Brunei short article under my better half's names and won a few $40 prizes. I stopped doing that as I thought it was a bit unfair of me when that $40 are meant to encourage younger writers. I then wrote a few articles on a get to know your children's toys series based on my son's toys but never bothered to get them published. If you ever see articles circulating talking about Ultraman, Power Rangers, Barbie, Sailormoons etc - most likely they are mine. Eventually, I found some blogs I like, lsm's, maurina's were two of them and I thought why not? The first few blogs started which at first are basically extension of my main website www.bruneiresources.com and functioned as a sort of what's new feature for that website.
As I write, I realised that these entries can serve a higher purpose. Just like when I first started bruneiresources.com where I shared a lot of materials which I have obtained throughout my career especially conference papers etc - this blogsite is where I can share daily snippets of my knowledge on Brunei - tell you all the whats, the wheres, the whens, the whys and the hows of Brunei. I look at it as a public service - as a way for me to pay back my debts to Brunei. I seek no other benefit. All I have always ask for is - accept the writings and used them to gain knowledge - but do not look at who the writer is. It is true that my work experiences shaped my writing but I would have to beg to all to accept the writer as who he wanted to be and not as a very senior government official.
I welcome all comments and one of the main feature of this site is to allow annonymous and unmoderated comments. I have been lucky that there has been only one or two comments which I really have to delete. Some comments have been critical ones and some have been overly nice. It does serve a nice balance. Every so often I would get requests from readers wanting me to write about something. Some requests ask if I could write a lot more about something else. I try to comply where possible but I am at the end of the day a civil servant and I am bound by the OSA as well as other laws. I read in someone's blog that I am too much of a royalist. Well I do try to present the government's point of view if that is what is meant by that. But when I am critical of another government's agency's policy - I try to be constructive. Criticising without giving advice is the worst of all criticisms (here I do have to apologise to the espeed people - that entry I remember was a crictical rant without advice).
At the end of the day, even if only one of you readers managed to get some form of education about Brunei - where you come from - why you are here in Brunei and how you can help contribute towards the development of Brunei - at least you are better informed about Brunei by that much more everyday, I am happy. Like Maurina said, it makes all the hatemails tolerable. So today as we basked in 100,000 readers achievements - it is you out there that deserved all the credits. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you and thank you.
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Mr. BR, Congratulations! To the next 100,000!
- Friday, November 10, 2006 7:10:00 AM
- s@s said...
Congratulations Mr. BR! Here is to another 100,000 :)
Keep those entries coming in, and do not even think of stopping.
Your entries are my daily dose, a nice read to start the day (I am one of those who reads around 6am everyday..hehehe) - Friday, November 10, 2006 7:16:00 AM
No..Thank You Mr. BR sir. Your daily blogs provides us with intellectual and stimulating reads to start the morning everyday. For that I say *well done* and keep up the excellent job. :)
There are great opportunities to educate and inform people and you sir, have achieved that! Wishing you all the best and for more to come.
A humbled reader.
God Bless. - Friday, November 10, 2006 7:50:00 AM
- LSM said...
Well well, congratulations on your milestone! Heh heh, November appears to be the month of milestones, doesn't it? (*shameless plug* My bithday and my 1,000 post)
I can't understand why for all the other Brunei blogs, the bulk of their readers come from Brunei. Mine come for the US! Brunei falls in at #4. If Bush & Co. are forming some foreign policy on Brunei they're spending a lot of time where they shouldn't be! ;)
Keep up the interesting work and don't take the excessively critical emails/comments to heart. If they have any value to them other than mindless rambling it will be obvious enough. - Friday, November 10, 2006 8:11:00 AM
congratulations MR BR...
- Friday, November 10, 2006 9:31:00 AM
- 3 stripes said...
Hi BR. I guess we both have to thank Zaki for introducing us. Otherwise this wouldn't have been possible. I believe this education (of many forms) is still vital in our daily lives. And your website has been educational for readers not only in Brunei. I wonder what's the deal with the Asia Blog Awards? Have they yet to award the nominees? Well done on the milestone. Cheers..
- Friday, November 10, 2006 9:43:00 AM
Just keep going and aim for another milestone. We're firmly behind you to support your very well appreciated initiatives/efforts.
- Friday, November 10, 2006 10:07:00 AM
- Maurina said...
I see my BlogSpeak people have written before me. Anyway, BR, great job! Here is to "blogging for a higher purpose".
To LSM: Yes, MANY milestones. Some are not blogged about yet. ;)
Cheers! - Friday, November 10, 2006 11:54:00 AM
Dear Mr. BR,
Many congrats and many thanks for those many Brunei daily insights.
I am one of the readers who check for your latest entry everyday. As soon as I log in to the PC at work, your blogspot is one of the first things that I check. I can't usually resist to post a comment once in a while, and I remember one of my posts was missing, so I guess it got deleted!! And more often than not, your daily entries become a discussion starter during our lunch hours.
I was introduced to your blogspot by a colleague and I've become an avid reader since then. So I guess I owe him my gratitude for letting me know this blog.
Many thanks again and keep it up. - Friday, November 10, 2006 12:44:00 PM
Congrats, to Mr BR.
And thanks to You too!!! (since you keep on thanking us, the readers!!) for really given us the 'Sometimes-Serious-and Sometimes-Humourous-but-hopefully-Always-Informative' insights.
I happened to be your readers ever since i came across ur blog(when i did my research on the project on BSC) sometimes in June, during my internship at the MoF. And guess what!! my supervisor accidently happened to give us ur identity to us...Ooppss!!
Since then, i would log onto ur blog at home (for better viewing), or if not possible using my hp as the alternative...
Many thanks to u, Mr BR. - Friday, November 10, 2006 1:31:00 PM
First: Congratulations for taking time and effort to put this site excellent blog together. Very informative and certainly keeps me thinking! Second: To those wondering why you get most of your hits from the U.S. is a technical one. Everytime you go to a site, e.g. google, that is based in the U.S., and then right after that you go to a Brunei registered site, e.g. BR, it automatically says it's from the U.S. I know, it's technical! Hope this sorts out some of the questions on some bloggers out there.
- Friday, November 10, 2006 2:42:00 PM
- leeshi said...
just for the record, you have a reader in canada as well ;)
- Friday, November 10, 2006 2:42:00 PM
- baz said...
hehe, i know i was one of the bruneians in singapore during the first weeks of ramadhan last month and since ur blog is so good, ive even recommended it to my workmates :)
- Friday, November 10, 2006 8:10:00 PM
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- Friday, November 10, 2006 10:02:00 PM
You welcome, you welcome, you welcome. Now I can feel the pain in my fingers after clicking 100000 to visit your website. Phew! ^.^
BTW Congrats! - Friday, November 10, 2006 11:03:00 PM
- lizzie said...
congrats, mr br. thanks for making me understand my country better ;)
- Friday, November 10, 2006 11:21:00 PM
Congrats MR. BR and keep on writing and I am one of your faithful daily readers too! Just like the others, got addicted to your daily blog and something life is not complete without reading your blog first thing in the morning. I can tell you that you are a very good writer and with you vast knowledge, I am sure one day (after you retire) you can publish a book! May God bless you always...
- Saturday, November 11, 2006 8:25:00 AM
im one of the addicts,too!! Congrats BR!!Thank YOU!!i find myself more knowledgable cuz of ur writings..especially on Brunei (economically, socially, humourously, culturally, almost everything-ly!!). U make things easy for us!!Thank YOU!!
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Congratulationz Boss! =)
- Saturday, November 11, 2006 4:17:00 PM
- Nakalai~ said...
congrats. (=
- Monday, November 13, 2006 9:44:00 PM
Found his informative and interesting site this weekend... Will recommend to my friends..
Mr BR... well done and keep this up... - Sunday, March 25, 2007 8:59:00 PM


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ACOEM and SOM have launched the International Occupational Medicine Society Collaborative — a new initiative aimed at improving worker health and wellness globally through the exchange of ideas and information. Read more
A panel of OEM experts offered employers advice on keeping their workers who travel internationally in good health. The information was presented at ACOEM's 98th annual meeting in Orlando, Fla.Read more
The complete strength-of-evidence practice recommendations for presenting disorders from the 3rd edition of ACOEM's Occupational Medicine Practice Guideline's is now available annual subscription option to ACOEM's iPhone/iPad App. The App can be found at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/acoem-practice-guidelines/id405416599?mt=8 or through your device's App store (search term "acoem practice guidelines"). Read more
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WholePerson® Premiere 5 and WholePerson® Premiere 4 software solutions from EME International include comprehensive Impairment Rating Programs which includes tests to be used in determining a final AMA Impairment Rating based on the 4th or 5th edition of the AMA Guides. All reports have a comprehensive reference to page, chapter and table. All tests will combine and sort as needed. Multi trauma, multiple tests is easily handled. Free technical support for 30 days. Also available FCE Reporter, an easy-to-use general-purpose Functional Capacity Evaluation reporting system for documentation automation. Read More
The over use of opioid therapy for chronic pain conditions is becoming epidemic in the U.S. While opioid therapy may be appropriate in carefully selected cases, active monitoring and adverse event anticipation are crucial. ACOEM's evidence-based Guidelines for the Chronic Use of Opioids were developed as guidance for managing injured workers whose pain has not been controlled by more conservative means. Read more
CDME Self Assessment Activity based on the new 5th edition of The DOT Medical Examination! Earn 15 CME/MOC! When you order the SPECIAL CDME ASSESSMENT PROGRAM – Two Essential Resources for physicians conducting DOT physical examinations – we will ship you your book and the CDME Self-Assessment activity, including the 46-questions, answer sheet, answer key, and CME/MOC attestation form. These materials are designed to help physicians and others deepen their knowledge of the DOT medical examination process. They do not guarantee inclusion on any register that may be forthcoming. ACOEM will make information on any new regulations in this area available to members.
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ACOEM has joined 51 other medical organizations in urging Congress to take action to reduce gun violenceRead more
ACOEM has expressed support for DOT's interim final rule (IFR) for Procedures for Transportation Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs: 6-acetylmorphine (6–AM) Testing that no longer requires labs and MROs to consult with one another regarding the testing for the presence of morphine when the lab confirms presence of 6–AM. Read more
On March 23, ACOEM urged House and Senate Appropriations Committees to support funding for the Education and Research Centers (ERCs) and Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing Program. Read more
ACOEM and 37 other organizations applaud launch of federal government's media campaign on dangers of tobacco use. Read more
Senate Resolution would leave millions of Americans at risk from mercury, other pollutants ACOEM has joined the American Heart Association, the American Lung Association, and other leading organizations to formally oppose S.J. Res. 37, a resolution that employs the Congressional Review Act to reverse the Environmental Protection Agency's Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for Power Plants. Read more
On March 27, ACOEM joined more than 100 other national public health organizations to express deep disappointment in the Administration's support for reducing the investment in the Prevention and Public Health Fund. Read more
On December 7, ACOEM submitted comments to the FDA regarding its draft "Blueprint for Prescriber Education for the Long-Acting/Extended-Release Opioid Class-Wide REMS." Read more
In a joint letter that was sent last Friday to all state workers' compensation officials, ACOEM and the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC) expressed "deep concern over the growing issue of prescription opioid abuse in the United States. Read more
ACOEM has expressed to Congress its support for H.R. 2465, the Federal Workers' Compensation Modernization and Improvement Act; specifically, the provisions that update the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA) to allow for reimbursement of certain services provided by a physician assistant (PA) or nurse practitioner (NP). Read more
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Emma Rooksby
Emma Rooksby was born in Perth and now divides her time between Canberra and Wollongong. Her poems have been published in Australian journals and newspapers including Blue Dog, Going Down Swinging, Eureka Street and Famous Reporter. She has a Doctorate of Philosophy from Murdoch University and has worked as a public servant and academic. She currently works at the Australian Agency for International Development in Canberra, and is writing a sequence of poems about eucalypts in her spare time.
Books available from Fremantle Press
Other Books by this Author
- E-mail and Ethics: Style and Ethical Relations in Computer-Mediated Communication (2002)
- Three Women by Isabelle de Charrière, translated and introduced by Emma Rooksby (2007)
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Congratulations to Sally Morgan whose book The Last Dance won the Wilderness Society's 2013 Environment Award for Children's Literature. Meg McKinlay and Kyle Hughes-Odgers were also shortlisted in the same category for Ten Tiny Things


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Samsung Galaxy S 4: What's Missing?
Samsung packed the Galaxy S 4 with new features, but here's what we wanted and did not get.
Some of those features have whimsical names, such as Air Gesture, Drama Shot and Story Album, which will let Galaxy S 4 owners do all sorts of creative and productive things with the smartphone. Perhaps the most appealing new capabilities are the Dual Shot and Dual Record features, which allow users to take pictures or shoot video using the Galaxy S 4's front and rear cameras at the same time.
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More >>Although the Galaxy S 4 has a lot going for it, Samsung didn't quite include the kitchen sink. Here are a few things Samsung should have considered when designing the Galaxy S 4.
1. A Fresh Design.
The Galaxy S 4 is made of plastic, just like its predecessors. The Galaxy S 4 looks almost identical to the Galaxy S 3. In fact, at an arm's length, it is nearly impossible to tell the Galaxy S 4 from the Galaxy S 3. Rather than take a chance with a fresh design, Samsung trod familiar ground. After all, why mess with a good thing, right? The Galaxy S 3 has sold close to 50 million units worldwide, making it one of the most popular devices around the globe. It would have been nice to see a break from Samsung's current design, but Samsung chose to play it safe.
[ Want to know more about Samsung's intended iPhone killer? Samsung Galaxy S 4 Does Software Magic. ]
2. One-Handed Usability.
The larger display of the Galaxy S 4, although beautiful, can be awkward to use. Its large size means owners will need to perform some palm and finger gymnastics to use the phone without dropping it. Two years ago, the Galaxy S 4 would have been called a phablet. Despite bringing over the Galaxy Note II's Air View feature, the Galaxy S 4 often requires two hands. The Galaxy S 4 doesn't have a stylus, either.
3. Better Battery Life.
The Galaxy S 4's battery is 25% bigger than its predecessor's. At 2,600 mAh, we might expect it to outlast the 2,100 mAh battery of the Galaxy S 3. Samsung, however, made no commitments to longer battery life. The bigger screen, faster processor and more powerful camera are all items (not to mention the huge number of apps/services that will run in the background) that will drain the battery more quickly. The larger battery could be there to help offset the power-sapping of these new features while keeping battery life at about the same level. On the plus side, the battery is removable and can be swapped, something many of today's phones cannot do.
These are but small quibbles about an otherwise impressive device. Samsung will no doubt sell as many Galaxy S 4s as it did Galaxy S 3s.
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I have been trying all sorts of things to try and get my CPU throttling working (I had it a while back but I think I re-installed) and had almost given up.I tried one last time removing all power controlling stuff apart from that which would have removed KDEbase etc. Rebooted and added the software listed below and rebooted again.I am running KDE upto date 4.6.5-1 and kernel 188.8.131.52-pclos1.bfs #1 SMP PREEMPT running on a Asus M4A78LT-M LE AMD 760G Socket AM3 quad core with Integrated ATI Radeon 3000 2 Gb RAMFor those of you wanting to save some energy here are the programs that worked for meInstalled softwareacpid, libpowersave10, pm-fallback-policy, pm-utils, powersaveWidgetsI added system load viewer and that shows me it is working. I didn't have to do any setting up.Hope this helps
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New exhibit in Albany highlights trail-blazing women in honor of Women's History Month (video)
ALBANY >> Women's History Month debuted at the Capitol Monday with Gov. Andrew Cuomo opening a new exhibit on trail-blazing women and advocates announcing a final push to win passage of his 10-point "Women's Equality Agenda."
The agenda Cuomo announced in his State of the State speech in January includes measures addressing human trafficking, pay equity, non-discrimination against pregnant employees, and sexual harassment. Cuomo also included the Reproductive Health Act, which faces opposition from pro-life groups who see it as an unwarranted expansion of abortion access laws.
"The governor's commitment to pay equity, extending protections against sexual harassment to all of New York's workers, and protecting a woman's right to make her own private health care decisions will undoubtedly help level the playing field and ensure that all New York's mothers, daughters, sisters and wives can fully and equally participate in society," Donna Lieberman of the New York Civil Liberties Union said at a press conference on the bills.
Supporters expressed confidence the entire package of bills would pass the Legislature before the session is over in June.
After the press conference, the advocates from NARAL, the League of Women Voters, YWCAs, and labor unions went to see Cuomo for a tour of the new exhibit outside his office.
The displays have information on famous New York women such as pioneering garment workers union leaders Lavinia Waight and Louise Mitchell, who formed the first womens' labor union in New York City in 1825; and Kate Mullany of Troy, who formed a union of women collar laundry workers in 1864 while just 19 years old. The union lasted for six years, far longer than other early unions composed of women.
Also honored in the exhibit is Frances Perkins, who was state industrial commissioner under Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, then became secretary of labor and the first woman cabinet member in history when FDR won the presidency. Belva Ann Lockwood, who was born in Niagara County, is also honored as the first woman permitted to practice law before the Supreme Court. She ran for president in 1884 and 1888, becoming the first woman to be nominated by a party.
"New York's women have always been trailblazers in the pursuit of equality and justice in our nation," Cuomo said in a press release announcing the opening of the exhibit. "As the birth place of the women's rights movement in 1848, it is important that we continue that tradition by working toward achieving women's equality in all areas of our society. Through organizing efforts, governmental action or shattering glass ceilings in professions historically dominated by men, the women featured in this exhibit represent the very best of our State's tradition of national leadership in advancing equality and economic justice. I encourage all New Yorkers to visit this exhibit at the Capitol and share in the recognition of these extraordinary women."
The exhibit honorees are: Continued...
• Lavinia Waight, co-leader of the first garment workers' strike
• Louise Mitchell, co-leader of the first garment workers' strike
• Jane Hunt, Seneca Falls Convention organizer
• Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, only woman to earn a Congressional Medal of Honor
• Belva Ann Lockwood, pioneering female attorney and political activist
• Rose Schneiderman, Triangle Shirtwaist Factory workers' advocate
• Belle Moskowitz, social reform activist and advisor to Governor Al Smith
• Frances Perkins, first female member of the U.S. Cabinet, served as Secretary of Labor under Presidents Roosevelt and Truman
• Eleanor Roosevelt, influential First Lady and Human Rights activist
• Pauline Newman, organizer of the women's labor movement in New York Continued...
• Kate Mullany, founder of the Collar Laundry Union in Troy, New York
• Luisa Moreno, immigrant workers' rights advocate
• Mary McLeod Bethune, African American community rights activist.
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3653, that's like 10 straight years if you throw in a few leap days. Congrats!
Congratulations on having the dedication to post for 3,600 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work and Good Luck in the future! Want to become buddies??? Warren :-)
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Hi, congratulations on having the perseverance to post for 3,500 consecutive days. WOW!! Keep up the great work and Good Luck in the future! Merry Christmas to you and yours! Warren :-)
A BIG CONGRATS on 3,500 consecutive days! Truly magnificent! Wow, another milestone has arrived! : ) For most GBs (8M plus) they don't seem to have the dedication or the persistence it takes to come back and post gas prices each day for other GBs! Or they just run out of gas! :( Hang onto your speed lines, it only takes one day to lose them! I'm sure you know! But, even clicking on news articles links, which are the easiest points here on GasBuddy, when you can't or didn't post gas prices before midnight will save your consecutive days! : ) WARNING! Every day GBs lose their consecutive days, many with big numbers, the #1 reason, "oops, I just forgot!" :( If you ever lose your consecutive days; that is NO FAULT of your own, please contact the mods! Keep posting each day to save your consecutive days! Keep going like a PRO Milwaukee GasBuddy! Have a nice week! Thanks buddy! Ron
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Is your association leadership inclusive?
Do your association leaders run things like lords of the manor? This is a more common problem than many people would think, and here are some of the symptoms of dysfunction.
Even though there's a larger board that is elected from a community, only four or five people are making the decisions. These decisions are being made without notice to the rest of the board or public notice, much less with any outside input.
The rest of the board never, ever contradict the president nor his allies, never question them nor ask why they weren't included in the sessions that produced the decisions.
Meetings with professionals such as architects or engineers are held in segments, rarely with all of the board members present. One meeting will have four or five, another meeting the same, so that members never get to hear the comments, questions or objections of the others.
These tactics could easily produce dissension in the ranks and result in a very hotly contested election that could well oust the leadership and their allies. Being secretive and selectively excluding people builds mistrust and resentment.
Word has it that divisive tactics are in fact happening in a very large, politically influential development, and come November there might be very big changes in the leadership. I'll keep in touch with the situation and let you know.
It's always better to be as inclusive as possible, even if it takes a little more time. The bond of trust that must exist between the association board and the unit owners is one that should be nurtured and renewed regularly, just as that bond between elected officials and the governed at all levels should be. On this anniversary of 9/11, let's remember that untold numbers have fought and died for our right to be included, to express our opinions and to be respected.


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California Will Be Spared the Obamacare Apocalypse
No sticker shock here—just affordable insurance premiums
Predictions of an Obamacare apocalypse seem a little less credible today, thanks to California.On Thursday, officials in that state offered the first detailed glimpse of what consumers buying health benefits on their own can expect to pay next year. And from the looks of things, these consumers will be getting a pretty good deal. READ MORE >>
Building a Better Disaster-Funding System
A tornado puts Oklahoma's Republican senators to the test
Lots of people have been expecting Monday's devastating tornado in Oklahoma to provoke yet another congressional debate over disaster funding. It may not happen, at least right away: It depends on how expensive the relief and rebuilding effort gets, and how quickly. But the issue of how to pay for disaster relief remains very contentious—and is already forcing Oklahoma's two Republican senators to reckon with their own views on the virtues of austerity. READ MORE >>
Weaseling Out of Obamacare
Nursing homes, fast-food restaurants think up ways to shirk employer responsibility
Have nursing homes, fast-food restaurants, and other low-wage industries found a way to wriggle out of some Obamacare requirements? Maybe. READ MORE >>
The IRS Scandal Has Nothing to Do With Obamacare
But that's not stopping laughable attempts to link them
The debate over the IRS scandal officially became ludicrous on Thursday, when Republicans decided to use it as a cudgel for bashing Obamacare. READ MORE >>
Childcare in the U.S. is frequently mediocre, sometimes awful, and very occasionally deadly. If you read my recent article, "The Hell of American Day Care," then you know all about this—and you have some sense of why such conditions prevail. Among the reasons: States have primary responsibility for childcare. And many states do a lousy job. READ MORE >>
Conservatives are talking about the implementation of Obamacare in the same thoughtful way they talked about its enactment—that is, as an impending apocalypse. READ MORE >>
What Oregon Really Told Us About Medicaid
A reason to rethink health care, not rethink Obamacare
More than a week after some very smart health economists released findings from a study of Medicaid in Oregon, policy experts, politicians, and pundits are still arguing over exactly what the study showed—and how, if at all, it should change what we think about making health insurance more available to the poor. READ MORE >>
Democrats are Freaking Out about Obamacare. Good.
Questions about implementation are no sign of distress: They mean Congress is doing its job.
Democrats are worried about the implementation of Obamacare. And their angst is making news. Today Jackie Calmes of the New York Times reports that Democrats have been peppering the White House with questions—and demanding the administration start putting out more information, so that the law's critics don't soak up all of the oxygen on the airwaves. READ MORE >>
The New Study that Republicans Who Reject Medicaid Must Read
A report indicates just how important it can be in improving poor people's lives
A major new study on Medicaid just became public. I know—nothing excites readers more than the phrase "major new study on Medicaid." Bear with me. This study is already getting a lot of attention: Conservatives and libertarians are citing it as evidence that expanding Medicaid is wrong. That has me wondering: Did they read read the same study that I did? READ MORE >>
Obamacare's New Paperwork Is Simpler than Private Insurers'
A reason to hope that implementation won't go as badly as people fear
The "chaos" of Obamacare just got a little less chaotic. On Tuesday morning, the Obama Administration released its new insurance application, for use on the new health insurance marketplaces. The marketplaces are for people without employer-sponsored coverage, and the idea has always been to make the application process as simple as possible. READ MORE >>


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It's time to register for the 28th NAAF Conference June 27-30, 2013 in St. Louis, Missouri! After May 20th, the rates go up! Join us as NAAF comes to St. Louis, Missouri to make its own history and change lives. . REGISTER TODAY!
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed specifically with alopecia areata, you may request information from NAAF by completing the form on this page. The NAAF support program offers different ways to create a sense of community amongst individuals with alopecia areata and their families. NAAF has support groups all over the world to provide a safe, comfortable and trusting environment. Find Support Now
While our capabilities and influence have grown stronger across the board, this past year produced an unprecedented advancement in our potential to find new and more effective treatments through our Treatment Development Program (TDP), a seven-year program that continues through 2016.Read More>>
The Alopecia Areata Research Summit is was held on November 29 & 30, 2012. Sponsored by the National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF), this summit united a variety of people within and outside the field of alopecia areata to develop research avenues in immunology and clinical science and to advise NAAF on spending its research dollars strategically in both areas. The National Alopecia Areata Foundation wants to advance its immunology and clinical research as part of its Alopecia Areata Treatment Development Program with scientific experts around the world. You can also See a Summary of The Summit here>>>
NAAF's premier fundraiser, the Tortoise & Hair™, will take place at the most picturesque setting we have ever discovered—the Gateway Arch Grounds at the 28th NAAF Conference in St. Louis on Saturday, June 29th. This 1.7-mile walk will take you right up to St. Louis's famous landmark, and along the mighty Mississippi. The walk is open to all. This is your opportunity to participate in the Tortoise & Hair™ and to help raise money from your friends and family to benefit those with alopecia areata through NAAF. Not coming to the conference? No problem. Be a 'Virtual' Walker and raise money wherever you are! >>>
Learn the nuts and bolts of organizing and running a successful fundraising event in your community in this webinar on June 4th. Learn how to hold events and/or create awareness of alopecia areata in your local community. Presenters will include people in the NAAF Family who have held a number of successful events. The more people who know what alopecia areata is, the more it helps our cause. Presenters: Josh Lang, Laura Ralph and Gary Sherwood. Find out how to register here>>>>


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Trading on international markets can be a very rewarding endeavor, but it also has its own set of risks and responsibilities. For example, when one is making money on the international markets, he or she must pay extra attention to events happening around the world, not just in his or her own country. This can be a challenge, but it will be more than worth it if you become good at predicting future economic spikes and drops.
Forex trading through markets such as UFX Markets can be rewarding if you take the time to evaluate the Global Economy and the individual economies of countries. Paying attention to politics, wars, and other such things in other countries can give you a good idea of what economies will be good investments. In order to keep track of so many things, most people who trade on the international markets subscribe to several different international news sources.
Keeping track of so much information can be very difficult, but it can also pay off very well. Many international markets are comparable to the American Stock Exchange, but on an international level. And, like in the American Stock Exchange, many people have been able to use this system to find success; however, this success always requires a fair amount of research, risk, and work.
If you are hard-working, intelligent, and a little adventurous, Forex trading could be a perfect path to success for you. Learning to evaluate the Global Market could be one of the most rewarding skills you develop.


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Web edition: September 4, 2012
The recently discovered Phoenix cluster is a big deal. About 6 billion light-years away, it's home to thousands of galaxies and a huge black hole. Phoenix also is the fastest known star-making factory, a new study finds.
One would expect this cluster to produce fewer than one star per year. Instead "it's producing 740," observes MIT astrophysicist Michael McDonald.
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Talked to James a long ass time ago (around 03). He's a super cool dude. I hope he pulls through this ok. Also, hope they caught the idiot that hit him.
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I will pray for him for sure
That is fucking terrible, he's such a cool dude.
Definitely pulling for you buddy.
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Damn thats sad news, he will definatly be in my prayers
Good luck, James. Get well soon.
i just saw this on facebook, i fucking hope you are okay james, i love you.
Dammit, this hit me pretty hard. You'd better be okay James. I hope the fuck that did this got arrested and raped in jail.
Poor guy
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I love kids. They're short, highly emotional people who don't know anything. They rely on their creativity and imagination to get by in the world. A world, I might add, filled with giants. Amazing feat.
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Im not one for praying, but he is in my thoughts
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Fuck that's terrible.
James, I hope you're OK and I wish you a quick recovery man.
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How does he do it? How does Steven Wilson continue to create original, envelope-pushing, mind-blowing, mind-expanding music for the surround sound arena? After numerous spins, I can unequivocally say that the 96/24 LPCM Blu-ray mix of The Raven That Refused to Sing (and Other Stories) (5 stars; kscope; release date: February 26) has wiped the surround slate clean and set the benchmark anew. (Sure, you can select the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 option if you wish, but 96/24 is the way to go.)
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One of the reasons that Raven's 54 minutes and 43 seconds cuts such a wide new swath is that the man and his associate producer and recording engineer, Alan Parsons, captured the core of Wilson's Grace for Drowning touring band performing live off the floor at East West Studios in Los Angeles last September. (You can watch the band at work in the "Studio Documentary" that was shot by longtime Wilson visual collaborator Lasse Hoile in the Blu-ray's Bonus section.) The intuitive muscle of that band, buttressed by the addition of lead guitarist Guthrie Govan, comes through in the improvs and overall natural mastery of A-level material.
Raven commences with the 12-minute hard-charger "Luminol," with a Nick Beggs-driven bass line leading the way while Govan's guitar swatches ping-pong in the fronts and Theo Travis's flute lines swirl around your head until the instrumentation halts and a massive, layered vocal bed swoops down on you. And then Wilson deploys the King Crimson MKII mellotron as Beggs's bass returns to the center stage (and the sub channel) before giving way to keyboard wiz Adam Holzman. The second movement begins with an almost buried "Planet Caravan"-like guitar line setting the stage for the verses. Drummer Marco Minnemann deftly Bruford-izes a Yes-like passage that's anchored in the rear channels, and there's an elegiac vocal harmony section that would make Crosby, Stills and Nash proud.
The tone downshifts a bit with Track 2, "Drive Home." On the verses, Wilson's near-falsetto vocal warble weaves around his acoustic guitar figures, while the track opens up wide on the choruses thanks to the all-channel reach of the London Symphony Orchestra string section, conducted by Dave Stewart (as in Hatfield and the North/National Health Dave, not Eurythmics Dave).
Track 3, "The Holy Drinker," opens with shimmery, Twin Peaks-ian keyboard riffage that leads into snarling guitar, a left-turn cool down, and an eventual full-channel pummeling that's a twisted cousin to the sinister undertones of Drowning's "Index." (And, uh, those outro, rear-channel howls? Chilling.)
"The Pin Drop," Track 4, is another tone break, commencing with a dreamy, clockwise, Gilmour-ian guitar line as Wilson vocalizes high notes in the center channel before a full-band, full-channel assault hits you at 1:15, with drummer Minnemann just tearing it up in the rears and Travis's lofty sax solo teeming all around you.
The epic Track 5, "The Watchmaker," begins plaintively, Wilson's guitar delayed front to back as he starts singing the verses, his doubled vocal lines emphasized in the rears. The KC mellotron makes a welcome return to echo the vocal lilt before the middle movement commences and picks up the pace, Minnemman's cymbal work sharp in the rears with Travis's flute and Holzman's organ setting the stage for Govan's overdriven, down-the-middle solo. Another dialed-back movement commences with lush, overlapping harmonies until the mellotron and the band envelop and then simply crush you with their abject power until fadeout.
Raven's titular last call, Track 6, balances yearning piano, vocal pleading, wistful clarinet and sax, and the rise, fall, and rise of the strings. It's Wilson's most heartfelt, raw-emotion-invoking song since Porcupine Tree's Stupid Dream closer, "Stop Swimming."
The breadth and scope of Raven represent Steven Wilson at the height of his creative powers, where surround sound music and mixing has reached a heretofore unheard aural apex. Our ever-searching ears are lucky to be consistently challenged and rewarded by this man's muse.
Naturally, the upcoming tour — presented in live quad, as was the groundbreaking Grace for Drowning tour — must be seen and heard. Dates and further info can be found at http://stevenwilsonhq.com/sw/tour-dates/.
Awesome to say the least
I see you corrected the magazine reference to Dave Stewart being in Happy The Man (of course the keyboard wizard in HTM was the amazing Kit Watkins). I caught it right away and chuckled, but any shout out to HTM in print is awesome by me.
Yes, my face is quite cherry red about that. That initial parenthetical Dave Stewart reference should, of course, be to Hatfield and the North instead. (I clearly had HTM on the brain since I had recently bought the two Esoteric Recordings CD reissues of Happy the Man and Crafty Hands).
I corrected the HTM/HATN reference before posting my Raven review here and in the upcoming tablet edition of the April/May issue. C'est la vie...
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