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While not the most popular of the current breed of pocket sized .380 caliber pistols. The Magnum Research MICRO DESERT EAGLE, has gained it's share of fans along the way, since first being introduced in 2009. Based on the Czech designed ZVI KEVIN pistol. You get a small/compact little pistol featuring a 7 round capacity and Double Action Only trigger system. According to most gun articles. The well built MDE weighs (give or take an ounce) nearly a pound loaded. The big problem is not the gun or capacity, but finding a suitable quality holster for it. Being a leader in the holster industry. Michael and his crew at HIGH NOON HOLSTERS, have offered their Pocket Grabber model for some time now. My High Noon pocket holster for the Beretta .22/25 didn't quite fit right. So, I was very happy to see that new MDE holster from HN, and some test ammo from Double Tap arrive a few days ago. As you can see. The usual HIGH NOON quality is evident: Perfect stitching, and a blending of natural and synthetic materials. The rubber-like black trim is a rough 'bumpy'texture that's designed to grip in your pocket, but not be too sticky- that you can't get the holster out. This gives you a very FLAT profile. Much like having a wallet in your front pocket. You can draw easily- with the holster staying in the pocket. (Back pocket carry is feasible, but you don't have complete concealment.) The open muzzle allows debris to fall through the holster and not accumulate around the muzzle, or inside the holster. Small autos tend to be very sensitive to the dust/lint issue.. more so than revolvers. However, my intended home for the combo is vest carry. Having used my first HIGH NOON pocket holster for vest carry of my old Beretta .22 for a year or so. I appreciated the stabilizing tail that is used- and the fact that the HN holster molded exactly to your gun and not a generic 'fits all' type holster that we see so much of these days. You might pay more for a HIGH NOON product, but you get superior quality, and fit. This MDE holster is no exception to that statement. Riding very stable and FLAT. The pocket Grabber is quite nice in either pocket of my Carhart arctic vest. I'm sure that my other vests will readily accept this HIGH NOON holster when the weather turns warmer. For right now, the MDE and HN combo feels pretty cozy and comforting. The Pocket Grabber looks great from all angles. Offering a simple but yet almost elegant piece of leather for your pocket sized pistol (or revolver) to ride in. I think that you can clearly see that HN has went all out to provide the very best for your defensive needs. For More Information. Please visit the High Noon Holsters website:
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Sophomore Trevor Turner (Snellville, Ga.) of the Georgia College men's cross country team was named the Bobcat Athlete of the Week for the week ending Oct. 6. This marks Turner's first honor this season, but the third for the men's cross country team.
Turner paced the Bobcats to a team title at the Bridgestone-Pacer Invitational in Aiken, S.C. this week. He also took home the individual title, posting a time of 27:42 and leading the team for the first time this season.
The Bobcats will be back in action Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Captain Chris Invitational hosted by Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Va.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.

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Great, thanks a lot for the response.
The game is remarkably complete as–is so you not planning any significant updates isn't surprising.
From a marketing perspective I imagine you've probably reached a point of diminishing returns — putting a lot of further work into the current product probably isn't going to result in a corresponding increase in sales. (Meaning you're likely to have approximately the same number of "inventory" sold from this point on regardless of how much more you add to the game.) In other words, I suspect you're more interested in working on creating new games than investing more into this one.
And that's just fine!
I'm enjoying the hell out of the current game as–is and I'm eagerly looking forward to the sequel or whatever you have planned next.
(I know this isn't the right forum for that discussion so thanks for indulging me.)
Can you give us an idea of what you do have planned next for this game or others?


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Today's dining reflects 100 years of my family's experience at hosting visitors to Bethells Beach.
Bethells Beach Cottages – "Natural luxury for humans being"
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I enjoy supporting menus that allow our chef to be creative.
Themed events and dining extravagances, wood fired pizzas using our homemade wholemeal bases, tea tree smoked salmon smoked fresh on the day, home baking and alfresco dining.
24 years of flexibility, understanding and a passion for our industry allows us freedom to present the unusual.
Bethells Beach Cottages – "Natural luxury for humans being" - is ensconced in a region with generations of world class wine makers, organic vegetable and meat producers. Our own vegetable garden is full of organic home grown herbs and greens for the day's menu.
Our visitors experience wine tours, heli picnics and fishing, surf casting, dining extravagance, celebrations and foodie retreats in this sublime west coast location overlooking the black iron sands and the Tasman sea.
Our local region's food and wine experiences are a short drive away and Auckland city is 40 minutes drive away from the coast. Auckland hosts a mirage of choice to suit all occasions and palates.
Life is surely a celebration of the feasts we request before us at the dining table.
Masterchef highlights the enthusiasm and life changing experiences for the chefs .
A masterpiece in today's television viewing.
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Conquer KDE: The name should reflect the whole KDE project as (the way I see it) it tries to group everything KDE will be doing in the future to one wiki.
As I read on the mailing list, we are trying to promote KDE to the ISV and to the system admins as well so the Slogan would be a nice way to name the wiki.--Imagine 19:11, 19 January 2007 (CET)
Korner: Well I was thinking about this after what Aseigo told me. I think, like Aseigo, that the name is very important when it comes to marketing. TechZone, TechData, TechBase are very good names but they fall into the normality which is a good thing and a bad thing. There is so much technical information about KDE that I think it would get confusing for everyone about what the Tech[name] would be. So that's why I tried to think out of the box and came out with the Korner.
I think this could be a nice name to market it because we get the 'K' that is referring to KDE and the word 'Corner' that specifies a gathering of information. Plus, "Go to the Korner" could be easy to get use to it.--Imagine 05:55, 20 January 2007 (CET)
Empower KDE: could be used as empower.kde.org for a subdomain. Is it ok to tell people to "go to Empower KDE"? I think it gives regular users the idea that it's not for them (they just use KDE), and it gives the developers/isvs/etc. the pleasant feeling of contributing. I thought of 'power users' at first, but it didn't sound appropriate. --Exit3219 19:56, 20 January 2007 (CET)
KDE Workshop or KDE Workbench or KDE Garage or KDE Lab - fresh ideas that came by night: --jstaniek 01:52, 24 January 2007 (CET)
KDE Wisdom: (wisdom.kde.org) Isn't that what this wiki strives to become? A source of wisdom and knowledge. The long name could be The KDE Wisdom Wiki. Slogan: Wisdom is Power. ;) Exit3219 09:47, 24 January 2007 (CET)
KDE TechNet: (technet.kde.org) I like the name "technology network" in short "technet" because it covers a wide (unlimited) range of technical informations on this or other sites. Additional for me it sounds better than techbase or techzone. --rhabacker 10:19, 24 January 2007 (CET)
HandsOn.kde.org: if I got it right, than this site is for people who want to get their hands on KDE. This doesn't fit too nicely into the current naming scheme of KDE sites, but if promotional sites like the Dot or spreadKDE were called SpotOn.kde.org for example, "HandsOn" sure would be a suitable name. --Michaelrudolph 22:16, 28 January 2007 (CET)


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In order to address a recurring shortfall in revenue and fairly assess annual costs based on actual use, the Town Council recently approved a number of changes to its sewer rate structure and billing methods beginning in July.
In a press release from the town manager's office intended to clear up confusion among residents, the town explained the current system relies exclusively on water used during winter months to calculate bills that estimate customers' full-year sewer use. This approach resulted in unfair, biased billing that was consistently unable to keep pace with the costs of the sewer system and triggered frequent, dramatic rate increases every couple of years, explained the release.
The new rate structure, the town release said, will provide an equitable solution to satisfy the revenue requirements and more evenly distribute associated costs among ratepayers, based on actual use, rather than unfairly burdening a select few. The rate change will capture an additional 16 percent of the required revenue, which is currently not being collected.
Residents who use private wells and private septic systems and currently pay no sewer bill will see no change, said the town.
As a reminder, the town explained, the annual bills for 2013-2014 residents will receive in April, May and June of this year will be based on the old system.
For customers using public water and public sewer, the town's release explained that beginning with the new fiscal year, residents on public water and sewer can expect to receive quarterly bills that more accurately reflect their actual sewer usage.
Starting in July 2014, the town explained, residents using public water and sewer will receive a quarterly bill with two parts: a fixed rate and a variable rate. The fixed rate will be assessed in one of three separate categories: residential, commercial, or industrial. The variable rate will be assessed based on actual water usage.
In order to close the current funding shortage, the average current rate will increase by 10 percent.
The residential annual fixed rate is $180 per household, billed at $45.00 per quarter, the release said. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 per 100 cubic feet (CF) to $3 per100 CF. The commercial annual fixed rate is $250 per establishment, billed at $62.50 per quarter. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 per 100 cubic feet to $4.20 per 100 CF. The industrial annual fixed rate is $250 per establishment, billed at $62.50 per quarter. The variable rate was reduced from $4.33 per100 cubic feet (CF) to $3.30 per 100 CF.
Variable rates will be calculated using the same water meter readings used by the water department to calculate its quarterly water bills, said the release. In addition to breaking down customers into residential, commercial, and industrial users, the release explained, the new structure also distinguishes between customers serviced by public water and private wells.
Customers using private wells and public sewer will be charged an annual flat rate based on the type of use, explained the town. These customers will not be assessed a variable rate based on consumption.
The residential annual fixed well rate is $400 per household, billed at $100 per quarter. The commercial annual fixed well rate is $650 per establishment, billed at $162.50 per quarter. The industrial annual fixed well rate is $700 per establishment, billed at $175 per quarter, the release explained.
Should they chose, the town explained, customers using private wells may elect to install a water meter on their well and be charged the same rates (both variable and fixed) as metered customers who use public water and public sewer. Customers who irrigate or use significant quantities of non-sewered water may elect to install a second meter that will subtract the water used for irrigation but didn't enter the town's sewer system from their sewer bill, said the release. In each case the cost to purchase and install the second meter will be the customer's responsibility, the town said.
Low-income senior citizens who are currently income qualified by the Assessor's Office to receive lower tax rates will be eligible to receive lower fixed well rates of $150 annually billed at $37.50 per quarter for an individual and $300 (annually), billed at $75 per quarter for a couple, said the release.
The annual income thresholds currently are $34,100 for an individual and $41,600 for a couple.
Low-income customers who are not senior citizens may appeal the rate increase to the town manager, said the release.
Sewer rate changes to address recurring revenue shortfall
In order to address a recurring shortfall in revenue and fairly assess annual costs based on actual use, the Town Council recently approved a number of changes to its sewer rate structure and billing methods beginning in July.


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Russia Banned From Winter Olympics; Clean Athletes Can Compete
The International Olympic Committee is banning the Russian Olympic Team from participating in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. The decision is in response to what the IOC calls the "systemic manipulation of the anti-doping system in Russia."
Clean Russian athletes with no record of doping violations will be invited to participate, in individual or team competitions, under the name "Olympic Athlete from Russia." They will compete with a uniform bearing this name and under the Olympic flag. The Olympic anthem will be played in any medal ceremony.
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- George Weasley: "How big did his tongue get?"
- Arthur Weasley: "It was four feet long before his parents would let me shrink it."
- — George and Arthur Weasley after Dudley Dursley ate the toffee[src]
The Ton-Tongue Toffee is a rainbow coloured sweet invented by Fred and George Weasley for Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes that, with the power of the Engorgement Charm, makes the tongue of the consumer swell to an indeterminate size (at least four feet long).
In 1994, Fred Weasley "accidentally" dropped one of these toffees on the floor at the Dursley's which Dudley then picked up and ate, making his tongue look like "a great slimy python" and almost suffocating him[1]. Uncle Vernon was so outraged at this that he flung several pieces of china at Mr Weasley before letting him restore Dudley's tongue. Dudley was also on a strict diet set by his school nurse so Fred decided to drop the toffee, knowing that the temptation would be too great to resist.
The twins tried to sneak some toffees into the Quidditch World Cup, but were caught by Mrs Weasley's Summoning Charm.
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Honeydukes at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter sells huge slabs of Ton-Tongue Toffee, chocolate covered hard toffee with nuts.


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Is Negativity Contagious?
September 28, 2012
Negativity persists among investors, as evidenced by the ongoing stream of money leaving equity funds into bond funds. It's challenging to pinpoint the origin of the pessimism because it comes from all over the globe. Daily polls finding Americans at an extreme political division, scenes of anti-austerity riots in Greece and Spain, and the Shanghai Composite Index falling to new lows are only three recent examples.
On one of my frequent visits to ted.com to seek different ways of thinking about very familiar subjects, I came across a presentation by Harvard University Professor Nicholas Christakis called, "How social networks predict epidemics." I was fascinated by how he helped shed light on this unrelenting feeling of doom that has left so many people lacking confidence in equities.
Christakis showed how our world has an embedded social network fabric with various interconnections. Each person's position in the social network varies, depending on his or her friends, families, coworkers, as well as genes. Where we are structurally located in this global network can impact our health, emotions and attitudes, he says. We all recognize how viruses spread through a network but don't realize how a problem like obesity can also be contagious.
What does catching the flu or gaining weight have to do with negative sentiment? If you don't think connections matter, consider the difference between a pencil and a diamond. Although these two common objects are both made of carbon, the atoms are arranged differently, causing the graphite to be soft and dark and diamonds to be hard and clear.
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"So, similarly, the pattern of connections among people confers upon the groups of people different properties. It is the ties between people that makes the whole greater than the sum of its parts. And so it is not just what's happening to these people—whether they're losing weight or gaining weight, or becoming rich or becoming poor, or becoming happy or not becoming happy—that affects us; it's also the actual architecture of the ties around us.
"Our experience of the world depends on the actual structure of the networks in which we're residing and on all the kinds of things that ripple and flow through the network. Now, the reason, I think, that this is the case is that human beings assemble themselves and form a kind of superorganism. Now, a superorganism is a collection of individuals which show or evince behaviors or phenomena that are not reducible to the study of individuals and that must be understood by reference to, and by studying, the collective."
Christakis suggests that if we understand how social networks form and operate, we can understand how major events such as crime and warfare happen, how economic events including bank runs and market crashes occur, and how investor pessimism can persist.
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SSU's Residential Community provides comfortable, convenient campus housing for a little over 3,200 residents. Comprised of six residential villages, the Community is an unique mix of non-traditional resident suites and campus apartments, all located just seconds from the main campus classroom buildings. All suites and apartments are fully furnished and carpeted with their own living rooms and bathrooms. The apartments also contain their own kitchens with all appliances. All suites and apartments provide a wireless connectivitiy, giving residents direct access to the University's computing resources, the library, and the Internet. The Community has its own dining hall, swimming pools, study rooms, convenience store, post office, meeting rooms, and outdoor recreation areas.
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The Campus Housing Staff is comprised of four professional staff members and one student assistant. Many of the professional staff have earned their degrees at Sonoma State University and have themselves lived in a residential community setting.
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From the heights of notoriety to the depths of depravity, John Forbes Nash, Jr. experiences it all. A mathematical genius, he made an astonishing discovery early in his career and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But the handsome and arrogant Nash soon found himself on a painful and harrowing journey of self-discovery once he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. After many years of struggle, he eventually triumphed over this tragedy, and finally, late in life, received the Nobel Prize.
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2012 Boys' Golf All-Scholastics
Meet the standout performers who earned All-Scholastic honors for their work this season:
Athletes of the Year
Jake Shuman
Division 1: Needham
Shuman took home plenty of hardware this season, capturing both the Division 1 South sectional title and the Division 1 state championship while helping Needham win the Bay State Conference title. He has reached the round of 32 at the US Junior Amateur, and hopes to play Division 1 golf.
Charlie May
Division 2: Masconomet
May's 70 blitzed the field by four shots en route to winning the Division 2 state title for the second straight year. His efforts helped Masco to a third-place team finish. The CAL MVP and Masco's all-time leading scorer will play golf at Lehigh.
Kevin Gately
Division 3SS: Pembroke
The leader of a Titan team that finished second in the sectionals, and fifth in Division 3, Gately's 75 at the sectional was good for first place individually, his 75 at states placed him third. An honor student, he's a three-time Patriot League All-Star.
Rob Boush
Walpole, junior
Boush captured the Carmen Gallo Award as medalist at the Bay State tournament. He followed that up with a 75 at the Division 2 South sectional that tied him for top honors and a 79 at the state tournament. A junior, he hopes to play golf in college.
Brendan Crowther
Newburyport, junior
Crowther turned in a 70 at the Division 3 North sectional to earn medalist honors and he followed that up with a fourth-place finish at the states with a 77. A Cape Ann League All-Star, he hopes to play golf in college.
Steven Dilisio
St. John's Prep, freshman
It didn't take long for the talented freshman to make his mark, winning the Catholic Conference individual tournament, then finishing third in the Division 1 tournament. In between he tied for eighth at the North sectional. He's also a Mass State Junior champion.
Nick Drago
Duxbury, senior
Drago owns the Plymouth Country Club course record with a 62, but this fall he added the Division 2 South sectional title to his list of achievements, firing a 71 at Easton Country Club to help the Dragons to second place. He also finished second at states with a 74.
Thomas Ellis
Westford, senior
Ellis finished tied for second in the North sectionals, helping Westford finish fourth and qualify for states. At the Division 1 tournament, he finished tied for fourth individually, shooting a 77. A captain, he also plays basketball.
Pat Frodigh
Westwood, senior
The Tri-Valley League MVP, Frodigh helped lead Westwood to the Division 3 state title after turning in a 79 which was good for eighth place. He also led Westwood to the sectional title. An honor student and the 2012 Mass. Junior Amateur champion, he'll attend Denver.
Jeff Lang
Lexington, senior
The Middlesex League MVP didn't slow down in the postseason, shooting a round of 69 to win the Division 1 North sectional, then coming back to tie for eighth in the state final with a 79. The two-year team captain will play golf next year at Dartmouth.
Max Linemayr
Berwick, senior
Berwick went 14-0 to earn its fourth consecutive EIL regular season title and went on to win the EIL tournament title led by its senior co-captain. Linemayr went 12-0 and his scoring average was 37. He won the EIL tournament with a 3-over-par score.
Tyler Nelson
Central Catholic, junior
Nelson won the Merrimack Valley Conference individual championship this fall, and earned MVP honors for his efforts. His 72 at the North sectionals was good for fifth place and helped Central to a second-place team finish. In the winter he plays basketball for the Raiders.
Connor O'Leary
Sandwich, senior
A repeat All-Scholastic selection, O'Leary helped lead his team to the MIAA Division 2 state championship with a round of 74. That followed up a 79 at the Division 2 South Cape Cod sectional. His 2.5 stroke average also earned him Atlantic Coast League All-Star honors.
Matt Robinson
BC High, junior
Robinson led BC High to the Division 1 South title, and a second-place finish at states where they lost on a card off. Individually, he turned in a 75 for runner-up honors at states and he carded the same score to tie for fifth at the South sectional.
Ben Warner
Weston, junior
Warner was the top scorer for a Wildcat team that finished third at the sectionals and second at states. A Dual County League All-Star, Warner was the medalist at the DCL tournament, firing a 75. He tied for third with a 77 at the Division 3 North tournament.
TianLin Zhang
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The top player for the Patriots, Zhang shot a blistering 73 at the Division 2 North sectional to take home medalist honors and lead C-C to the team title. He lists a fourth place finish at the Junior Nationals in his native China among his best accomplishments.
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Chris Hayes
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Pearsall helped guide the Blue Knights to Atlantic Coast League and South sectional titles before winning his second state championship in his nine-year tenure. A 1984 Barnstable High School graduate, he also coaches basketball and lacrosse.
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With 420 wins in his 35 years, Barrett is one of the winningest coaches in state history. This year he led a 12-0 squad that captured the Mayflower League title. He is also an accomplished girls' basketball coach with 530 career wins.
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Cape Ann — Amesbury: Paddie Flahardy. Ipswich: Austin Rubino. Manchester Essex: Ben Bichet. Masconomet: Charlie May, George May, Zach Straub. Newburyport: Brendan Crowther. Pentucket: Jeff Funk. Triton: Jon Seward.
Catholic Central — Archbishop Williams: Mike Davis, Sean Feeney, Jake Reardon, Eddie Riley. Arlington Catholic: Gary Babigian, Nick Clemente, Ron Coiro, Bryan Hunt, Shawn Ray, John Richard. Austin Prep: Zack Fuller, Drew Gerety, Anthony Mandile, Ken Richer, Cam Russo. Bishop Fenwick: Brian Burke, Matt Garofalo. Cardinal Spellman: Scott Smyth. Lowell Catholic: Ryan Finneral, Michael Guay, Nathaniel Kabogoh, Cory Vaillancourt. Marian: Mark LaPierre, Zack Moore, Paul Walter. Matignon: Joey Depace, Geoffrey Guerin, Ryan Mahan. St. Mary's: Shawn MacBurnie, Ryan Madden, Sean Maher, Chris Price.
Catholic Conference — BC High: Hugh Lagrotteria, Matt Robinson, Jamie Shaughnessy. Catholic Memorial: Matthew Wessenberg. Malden Catholic: Michael Robinson. St. John's Prep: Brandon Bingel, Steven Dilisio, Josh Wingardner. Xaverian: Mitch Kubik, Kevin McInerney.
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MAH BOI - a keyboard interface to use with CD-I emulator
>> Monday, August 6, 2012
As many probably have noticed, playing action games like Hotel Mario or Zeldas with CD-I emu tends to be a pain in the ass because of the lack of keyboard control.
Controlling those with mouse is extremely unpleasant if not practically impossible.
CD-i member dem0 developed quickly a program that allows you to play games (currently templates exists only for Hotel Mario and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon and Link: Faces of Evil) with your keyboard like any other game.
The program emulates mouse movement based on the pressed keys and makes the gameplay much more pleasant. The program is still pretty buggy and lacks templates, but he is going to develop it further.
Adf.ly link (if you want to support me )
Or direct link:
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Notice! To hide the twitching mouse out of your way in the emulator, I recommend a program called "nomousy".
MAH BOI is for Windows only!
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PUCO approves upgrade of rail crossing in Clinton CountyWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) approved construction authorization from the Ohio Rail Development Commission directing Indiana & Ohio Railway to install mast-mounted flashing lights and roadway gates at the Lazenby Street grade crossing in the village of Blanchester, Clinton County.
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Hi Hungry Girl, Are there any stevia-sweetened drinks out there that taste good? I haven't been impressed with the few I've tried... Naturally Sweet Sarah
Hi Sarah,
It took me a while to get on the stevia bandwagon, especially since many of the first drinks to hit shelves weren't very good at all. But there's definitely some good stuff out there now. Here are my picks... True Lemonade - These 10-calorie packets come in regular and Raspberry and have no aftertaste whatsoever. They rock! Blue Sky Free Soda - I was beginning to think that a TRULY great-tasting, calorie-free, stevia-sweetened soda could not possibly exist. But this soda is seriously delicious. I haven't tried all the flavors, but the Creamy Root Beer is really good (and I don't even like root beer)!!! Tropicana Trop50 - This line of juice drinks isn't sugar-free or calorie-free, but it has HALF the sugar and calories of regular juice. And it tastes great, especially the original OJ version and the Pineapple Mango (my personal favorite). Activate Drinks - OMG, I love these. There are vitamins in the lids (you add 'em right before you drink), and they come in a bunch of great flavors -- Fruit Punch is my favorite. Vitaminwater Zero - I wasn't crazy about this line the first time I tried it, partly because I really loved Vitaminwater10, the low-calorie lineup it replaced. But the citrus-y flavors of V. Zero are actually pretty good. And these are really easy to find at supermarkets and convenience stores, which is a definite plus. Try 'em out and let me know what you think! BTW, not all of these are readily available, but you can find them at high-end grocery stores and specialty chains like Whole Foods... or order online!
Hi HG! With the holiday party season here, do you have any tips for me? I'm a sucker for all those fattening hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, and desserts. Thanks! Party Girl
Hi, PG!
I love party food and cocktails too... so much so that I devoted an entire cookbook to them! But unless you're catering the party yourself with guilt-free recipes on hand, chances are you'll be facing a slew of super-fattening stuff. Luckily, you can still enjoy yourself without consuming a crazy amount of calories. Here are my top tips... Never show up to a party starving. Some people do this because they want to save all their calories for the party. It's a bad idea! You're much better off having a protein-packed snack or a light meal beforehand so you won't be ravenous when you get there. Stick to single-shot cocktails with guilt-free mixers. Skip the gloppy nog and the alcohol-heavy Long Island iced teas. (Do you really want to wind up dancing with the Christmas tree?) Instead, order a vodka with club soda (tonic has lots of sugar and calories!) and just a splash of juice. Wine and champagne are also good options. Cheers! Make a beeline for the crudités and shrimp cocktail. Crunchy veggies and chilled seafood are fantastic guilt-free party foods. Chicken kebabs are also good, as long as they aren't covered in creamy sauce. Fill up on these, and then treat yourself to one or two of your absolute favorite bite-sized treats. As for dessert... I like to satisfy my sweet tooth with a hot cup of coffee and a mini candy cane. A couple of Hershey's Kisses will also do the trick. Or skip dessert and have a VitaTop when you get home. :) Happy Holidays!
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WASHINGTON, April 18 (UPI) -- U.S. senators "gave into fear" when they defeated a bill on expanded background checks for gun purchases, ex-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, a shooting survivor, said.
"On Wednesday, a minority of senators gave into fear and blocked common-sense legislation that would have made it harder for criminals and people with dangerous mental illnesses to get hold of deadly firearms -- a bill that could prevent future tragedies like those in Newtown, Conn., Aurora, Colo., Blacksburg, Va., and too many communities to count," Giffords, who was shot in the head when a gunman opened fire in Tucson, Ariz., and killed six and wounded 13, said in a commentary published by The New York Times.
To senators who said the vote was a tough decision, Giffords said nuts.
"I know what a complicated issue is; I know what it feels like to take a tough vote. This was neither," she wrote. "These senators made their decision based on political fear and on cold calculations about the money of special interests like the National Rifle Association, which in the last election cycle spent around $25 million on contributions, lobbying and outside spending."
Giffords said she was "furious" and would work until "we have righted the wrong these senators have done, and until we have changed our laws so we can look parents in the face and say: We are trying to keep your children safe."
"We cannot allow the status quo -- desperately protected by the gun lobby so that they can make more money by spreading fear and misinformation -- to go on," she said.
She called on Americans to help her "tell the truth about the cowardice these senators demonstrated," by talking to them, unsubscribing from their newsletters and telling them that their "no" vote has consequences.
"Mark my words: if we cannot make our communities safer with the Congress we have now, we will use every means available to make sure we have a different Congress, one that puts communities' interests ahead of the gun lobby's," she said. "To do nothing while others are in danger is not the American way."


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ASTRO publishes evidence-based guideline for thoracic radiotherapy
The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) has developed a guideline for the use of external beam radiation therapy, endobronchial brachytherapy and concurrent chemotherapy to palliate thoracic symptoms caused by advanced lung cancer. The guideline will be published in Practical Radiation Oncology, an official journal of ASTRO.
Many patients whose lung cancer has spread receive radiation therapy to treat symptoms related to cancer, such as cough, shortness of breath, bronchial obstruction and chest pain. However, the exact treatment approach can vary from doctor to doctor. This variation caused the Guidelines Subcommittee of ASTRO's Clinical Affairs and Quality Committee (CAQC) to identify the use of palliative thoracic (or chest) radiation therapy as a high-priority topic needing an evidence-based guideline.
This panel was co-chaired by George Rodrigues, MD, MSc, a radiation oncologist and clinician scientist at London Health Sciences Centre in London, Ontario, Canada, and Benjamin Movsas, MD, chairman of radiation oncology at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
"Radiation therapy can be extremely helpful to alleviate symptoms caused by lung cancer, such as shortness of breath and chest pain," Dr. Rodrigues said.
ASTRO's Board of Directors then put together a multidisciplinary task force that was charged with reviewing and synthesizing the current evidence to develop a guideline to help radiation oncologists determine the appropriate use of external beam radiation therapy, endobronchial brachytherapy and concurrent chemotherapy for palliative intent for lung cancer patients.
The task force's main findings are:
1. Various regimens of thoracic external beam radiation therapy are very effective for palliation of symptoms, with moderately higher dose regimens associated with a modest improvement in survival for selected patients primarily with good performance status.
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Dr. Movsas said, "It is our hope that this evidence-based guideline will help doctors determine the optimal palliative radiation treatments for lung cancer patients, thereby yielding improved quality of life."


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August 29, 2014 06:00pm-09:00pm
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See the exhibition, experience the event—1920s Honolulu. Presented by Kona Brewing Company.
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• Hear slack-key guitarist Jay Koseki.
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John R. Pollard, 73, Wabash, died 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28, at his home. He was born to the late Charles A. Pollard Sr. and Janet (McArthy) Baker on Aug. 26, 1940 in Knoxville, Tenn.
He married Karin E. Schwarz on Nov. 5, 1961; she survives. He served his country in the United States Army. He retired as a production foreman at Wabash Alloys in 1995. His passions in life were motorcycles, woodworking, guitar and his garden.
He is also survived by two sons, Bruce Pollard, Wabash, and John Pollard, Silver Lake; three daughters, Heidi Vandermark, Renee Dillon, and Mrs. Jason (Kim) Campbell all of Wabash; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a sister, Nelda Lincoln-Reich.
A private family service will be held with Pastor Tim Prater officiating. Burial will follow in the Falls Cemetery in Wabash. Preferred memorials are to Wabash Animal Shelter, 810 Manchester Avenue, Wabash, Indiana 46992.
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Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Mike Daniels went on a rant following minicamp practice on Tuesday, answering reporters' questions by saying the team's defense needs to get tougher and meaner.
After watching the Packers finish 25th in overall defense last season, Daniels certainly has a point. There were no shortage of instances when the Packers got burned both on the ground and through the air duirng the 2013 season.
A stouter effort against the run and a more relentless pass rush would help solve a lot of the Packers' many defensive woes.
But some of Daniels' comments on Tuesday were troubling if taken at face value.
"I think that's been our biggest problem on defense, so I'm personally going to take that, make that my job to get the best out of everybody," said Daniels. "I don't care if I have to hit somebody before we go out on the field."
Why is Daniels threatening violence before the Packers take the field?
By all means, if Daniels wants to be a leader by example on the gridiron and be the hardest hitter on the team, show everyone how it's done, feel free. This Packers team sorely needs more of that.
But as far as hitting a teammate before they go on the field, there's no place for that in the game of football or society in general.
If it was a solitary comment that Daniels made, one might argue that he's being taken out of context. The defensive lineman, however, followed up by making another unfortunate comment.
Speaking of his leadership, Daniels said, "I'm very comfortable. If something needs to be said, I'm going to say it, and if someone has a problem with it, we're grown men. We play a violent game. We get paid to be violent, so why not? If you deck somebody in the locker room, because you have a disagreement, there's not going to be any sensitivity training. There's not going to be any… It's a barbaric sport, so that's how you're going to have to approach it. I'm tired of getting our face punched in by other teams. I'm not used to that."
Again, there's nothing wrong with Daniels' sentiment of wanting to be a vocal leader and not wanting to be "punched in the face" by another team, obviously a figurative statement in a sport that enforces the use of facemasks.
But why is Daniels discussing "decking somebody in the locker room"?
Cold cocking someone is not the answer. Unprovoked aggression is never the answer. Vioence only begets more violence.
To be fair, Daniels has never acted upon such words, or if he has, it's gone unreported.
If the lack of "meanness" or "nastiness" is really and truly a problem in Green Bay, this is less a problem that needs solving by Daniels and more of an issue to be addressed by the coaching staff and front office.
The coaching staff needs to let Daniels know that it's not okay to take matters into his own hands outside the lines.
But the coaches also have to look in the mirror and address it themselves. They need to demand a physical brand of football. And their actions must match their words.
If a player is not giving an effort, he should be replaced, benched, or more drastic actions need to take place.
If the Packers are keeping players on their roster that don't have the aggressiveness or mentality to play a brutal game, then they shouldn't be drafted or signed to begin with. Or they should be cut, released, or traded, whatever method works for parting ways with them.
This is the answer to the problem, if there indeed is a problem.
Daniels is young, fiery, and committed to his profession. His passion is unquestioned. As the team leader in sacks among defensive linemen last season, his contributions are important to team success.
But tone down the rhetoric of off-field violence, Mike.
The Packers don't need another Charles Martin bodyslamming a Bears quarterback after the whistle. They need someone to sack Jay Cutler between the whistles.
Daniels has the ability to provide that.
Brian Carriveau is the author of the book "It's Just a Game: Big League Drama in Small Town America," and editor of Cheesehead TV's "Pro Football Draft Preview." To contact Brian, email [email protected].
Photo: Packers defensive lineman Mike Daniels sacks Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports.
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There's a big crowd here at Abel's (official crowd estimate from Davey Joe: "a whole bunch of people") and the fans aren't quite cutting it on the enclosed deck overlooking the lake.
But the heat's not wilting the enthusiasm of people like Helen Sparks waiting with her 5-year-old son Sam to welcome Gov. Rick Perry back from his first presidential campaign swing.
"I have great faith in him," said Sparks, 42, an accounting manager.
One Perry supporter joked as he left the room briefly, "Cash bar? I'm outta here." He noted that he usually attends church on Saturday evening so that he can golf Sunday mornings, so this is quite the sacrifice.


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The heart procedure 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh underwent Thursday was not his first to correct an accelerated heartbeat, after having a different procedure done during his playing days.
Harbaugh said doctors performed a "cardiovert," an electrical procedure to correct the accelerated heartbeat. He said when he underwent an ablasion during his time with the Chargers (1999-2000), he missed a few days of practices, according to Mike Sando of ESPN.com.
He said doctors recommended he improve his diet and cut down on his caffeine intake, but otherwise he was given no restrictions on time he can spend at work.
He laughed when asked if he was a candidate for burnout, telling reporters he was "fine" and saying it did not cause him to "peel back the onion and get introspective" about his own mortality.
In short, he's probably a model patient for the poor doctor, who had the nerve to keep him out of work for a few hours. We wish him a full and speedy recovery, such that the coaching lifestyle is conducive to good health.


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NEW ORLEANS -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco doesn't regret saying a cold-weather Super Bowl is a bad idea. He just regrets the way he said it Monday when he called the concept "retarded."
"Obviously, it was a bad choice of words. I wish I hadn't said it," Flacco said Tuesday at Super Bowl Media Day. "I have a great relationship with Special Olympics back in Baltimore and have had one for many years. I didn't mean to offend anybody, but I definitely apologize for it."
Flacco's choice of words was unfortunate, but it's hard to get too worked up about the slip of the tongue considering all the work he's done with Special Olympics. It was the type of quote that gets too much attention during Super Bowl week. Just don't try to convince Flacco that a cold Super Bowl makes any sense.
"Imagine being in 10-degree weather and snow," he said. "Have fun."
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Karen is a lecturer in the Intelligent Systems and Control Group at Queen's University, Belfast; and Stuart is with the School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science. They can be contacted at [email protected] and [email protected], respectively.
As the bandwidth of Internet connections continues to increase, the idea of distributed virtual reality is itself becoming a reality. While we're already seeing it to some degree in multiplayer computer games, distributed virtual reality goes further, making it possible for participants to believe they are gathered together in the same place at the same time. But to really believe what your eyes and ears are telling you, you need to be able to touch things and get a sense of space and depth, something that can only come by seeing stereoscopically.
Until recently, stereoscopic display technology has been either extravagantly expensive or rather crude. There's no longer any reason for this. The availability of inexpensive webcams that interface to standard PC equipment via USB means that purchasing two color video input devices costs less than $50. Likewise, the cost of stereoscopic display devices are also plummeting. Shutter-eye glasses such as those from eDimensional (http://www.edimensional.com/), for instance, deliver the stereoscopic effect by doubling the frame rate and inserting special sync signals in the video raster that are not normally seen on screen. In this article, we examine real-time VR by showing you how to use DirectX and OpenGL in a commodity PC to build a stereoscopic webcam.
Concept and Hardware
Figures 1 and 2 present the block architecture of the client/server software that powers our stereo TV.
The server application uses the DirectShow API to acquire synchronous video frames from two image sources and write them into a RAM buffer as a single frame. It can optionally preview the stereoscopic images from the cameras and deliver the images from the buffer in response to requests from clients.
The client application uses TCP/IP to request a left/right (L/R) image pair from the server. It uses the same stereoscopic display capabilities of the 3D graphics OpenGL libraries as are used by the server in its preview function to display the output. To focus on the main code details, we've excluded all error-processing statements and most variable declaration constructs from Listings One through Eleven (available electronically; see "Resource Center," page 5).
To test the programs, we used two USB 2.0 compatible webcams (Trust 360 Spacecam, http://www.trust.fr/products/product .aspx?artnr=13959) that deliver output at a resolution of 640×480 and at a rate of up to 30 frames per second (fps). Lower resolutions and frame rates are achieved when USB 1.0 cameras are used. The PC was standard512-MB RAM and an Intel Pentium 4 3.2-GHz processor. Interestingly, the processor's Hyper-Threading Technology had to be disabled because it interfered with the camera drivers when two cameras were connected. Stereoscopic display was delivered using a 100-Hz refresh rate CRT and low-cost infrared shutter-eye glasses system from eDimensional. The glasses were connected via the VESA Standard Stereo Device Connector to an nVidia Quadro 4 750XGL display adapter. The same stereo display system was used in the client computer that had an AMD Athlon 1.35-GHz processor.
Server Program Architecture
The server application program is a conventional Win32 project written in C++. The application is implemented using multiple threads and the overall design strategy and data flow is illustrated in Figure 1. There are four primary threads:
- The main application.
- A thread-handling data acquisition from the left video camera.
- A thread-handling data acquisition from the right video camera.
- A thread-handling TCP/IP request for video frames to be sent to client applications.
The left/right video camera threads also handle the option of previewing the video in either one stereoscopic capable window or as individual windows for the left/right camera. The thread that deals with the TCP/IP communications via the Windows sockets interface spawns additional threads to handle client connections. The image data flows from the camera threads into two screen buffers (implemented as a single block of RAM). The images in these buffers are read by the display thread and the communications thread as necessary (Figure 1).
The WinMain application entry point sets up a standard Win32 API by registering necessary window classes, identifying a message-processing function to handle messages for the application's main window followed by instancing a window of that class. It also initializes the COM object libraries and proceeds to spawn the three work threads: the sockets thread and two camera threads that acquire the left and right images. Once this is done, it goes into a Windows message loop until a WM_QUIT is detected. Finally, the main process thread kills the child processes, cleans up any memory buffers, and exits.
All the working threads have read or write access (appropriately protected via critical sections in the code) to two global variables that define the horizontal and vertical resolutions of the video output from the cameras and a memory buffer that holds the video image frames. The video buffer stores 24-bit RGB pixels and at twice the camera resolution. The first half of the video buffer is used to store the pictures from the left camera and the second half is used to store the pictures from the right camera. The camera threads have write access to these buffers, the rendering and sockets thread have read-only access. Because the resolution of the camera won't change during program execution, the resolution is only determined once at the start of the initialization of the first camera thread to run. It is assumed that the second camera is going to operate with the same dimensions. Listing One presents the most-significant global variables and the C++ class of the object responsible for controlling the video acquisition from the cameras. Listing Two is the most significant features of the WinMain function.
Each camera thread uses the same code (entry point, void GLWindowPr(void *arg), Listing Three). When the thread is spawned, the _beginthread(..) function is passed a pointer to a structure with a member variable to indicate whether this thread is to look for and use the left or right camera and to copy the image data from the video source into the corresponding frame buffer, left camera video data to left buffer, and so on. The threads act independently, but use the DirectShow synchronization mechanism to get as little delay as possible between the left and right video streams. (In practice, this works well with USB 2.0 cameras but less so with USB 1.0 cameras attached to slower host computers.)
To facilitate a preview of the acquired video, the camera threads create floating display windows. If the server's display hardware is stereo enabled, only one of these windows is made visible; otherwise, both are shown. The window message function initializes the OpenGL display system and configures it to draw into the rendering thread's window. OpenGL uses left and right double buffers to support stereoscopic display. The message-handling functions use a timer to render at regular intervals. The OpenGL glDrawPixels(..) function fulfills the task of making visible the video data buffer. Listing Four has an outline of the code for the rendering and window message handling.
Before there is any video to render, however, the GLWindowPr(..) function must build and run a DirectShow filter graph to capture the video. The key steps are in Listing Five. You need an instance of a custom rendering filter for the graph, and this is created in the line:
pRenderer = new CRenderer(this, id, NULL, &hr);
Listing Six defines the class for this object and its member variables and methods.
Function CaptureVideo(..) (Listing Seven) uses a CaptureBuilder2 object to link up the filters in the graph. The video sources are enumerated and one is selected for the left or right source (depending on whether this is the first or second camera handler thread). Function FindCaptureDevice(..) (Listing Eight) shows how this is achieved using the DirectShow COM objects. Looking back at Listing Seven, the CaptureBuilder2 method RenderStream() links the video source with our CRenderer filter. It is the job of our custom filter to copy the DirectShow media samples into the video buffer (Listing Nine). Once built, the filter graph is run via the DirectShow media control interface. The video acquisition threads wait in a message-processing loop until terminated by the application's main thread.
The server application's socket thread binds to a high TCP port and listens for a connection from a client. The socket thread is terminated by a signal from the main thread. When a client connects, a new handler thread is started to serve out the video frames. The client handler thread (Listing Ten) carries out a short handshaking protocol with the client to determine whether it wants: stereo images, full-size or half-size frames, and the compression method to be employed. We've been using a simple lossless key-frame/delta-frame scheme. In this scheme, no special processing is required for stereo frames because the left and right images are stored as one continuous buffer (top/bottom), and to the compression code, it just looks like one double-height frame. The 24-bit color depth images are first compressed to 5-6-5 16-bits per pixel. Run-length encoded full frames are sent every second to allow clients to synchronize fully after a maximum delay of one second. The remaining video frames (up to a rate of 25 fps) are sent as run-length differences from the last frame. Key features from the compression routines appear in Listing Eleven (all listings are available electronically).
The Client Program
Like the server, the client is a standard Win32 application. The implementation has much in common with the server so the details can be followed in the comments from the full source codes. A couple of points worth mentioning are the use of a timer to send instructions to the server for it to send video frames and that the client is configured to allow several requests to be in the pipeline at any one time. (This helps to minimize communication delays. The TCP/IP mechanism handles buffering and ensures that frames arrive in the correct order.)
The organization of the double-height image buffer mirrors that of the server. A data acquisition thread is responsible for filling this buffer by receiving compressed video frames from the server and uncompressing them into the image buffer. OpenGL pixel-drawing functions copy the image data from the double-sized image buffer into the left and right off-screen buffers with the glDrawPixels() function.
We built the programs using both Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio 6.0. The Direct X 9.0 SDK is needed. This changes frequently; we used a distribution from 2004, but the dxsdk_feb2005 will do the job, too. You'll need the dxsdk_feb2005_extras for DirectShow, and it will be necessary to build the libraries from the DirectShow BaseClasses in the Samples\C++ folder and configure your development environment with the appropriate search paths for headers and libraries. The DirectX SDK is available at http://www .microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.aspx. Our project code is available electronically from DDJ; see "Resource Center," page 5.
Trying It Out
To test our setup, we placed the server on top of a tall building and connected it to one node on our campus computer network. The stereo projection equipment in our VR theater is equipped with a high-end stereo projector and it was a simple matter to run a client there. Both ends of the pipe were hooked in via 10-MB Ethernet networks separated by at least two router hops.
We ran our programs for several hours and used sources with resolutions of 320×240 and 640×480. The lower resolution worked very well up to frame rates of 25 fps, while the higher was quite capable of achieving 15 fps. Our initial fear that we would not be able to provide suitable synchronization between the left and right images proved groundless; with USB 2.0 cameras and the 15 fps, we were able to achieve quite satisfactory results for all the motion video scenarios we investigated.
With a couple of pieces of simple software, two webcams from the local mart, and almost any off-the-shelf PC, you can build a pretty good experimental stereoscopic web TV. The fact that the necessary hardware costs a fraction of what is being spent in big-budget VR projects might, just might, open up access to use virtual reality in applications not previously considered worthy of the cost.


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NBC's "Fashion Star" production halted by picketers
Production on the second-season NBC's reality competition show "Fashion Star" has been brought to a temporary halt because of union picketing.
About 70 members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees picketed the show Saturday at Hollywood Center Studios, prompting producers to cancel a taping and dismiss a studio audience.
IATSE official Vanessa Holtgrew told The Hollywood Reporter the union was striking against the show until a contract is reached.
The union allows members to work on the non-union "Fashion Star," but they get no pension and health benefits without a union contract.
IATSE is fighting to keep a foothold as union-heavy productions like feature films in Los Angeles increasingly give way to productions that tend to be non-union like reality shows.
NBC and the show's three production companies had no immediate comment.


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The VIRTUS "Protecting God's Children for Adults" training will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
This class has content not suitable for young children. Childcare is NOT provided, so please make arrangements accordingly.
No one under age 18 will be admitted due to sensitive subject matter - no infants, no toddlers, no children, no teens.
You MUST log in through VIRTUS website to receive credit for session (do so by clicking on the VIRTUS pre-registration link below.) It is recommended you use a laptop or desktop when registering.
The class will start promptly at 6:00 pm. Please arrive early. Latecomers will need to reschedule.
This training is required for all who provide either paid or volunteer ministry in our diocese who in the course of their ministry come into contact with minors. A list of those ministries can be found here. Space is limited to and registration is required by registering online at VIRTUS Online.
Questions? Please call Paul Johnson at 706-689-5720 ext. 2.