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Husband: Raymond Edward Blasen
Wife: Lillian Louise Schafer
01 (M): Edward Raymond Blasen
Born: 19 June 1950 6
Died: 19 March 1975 7
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Raymond Edward Blasen:
Obituary: 10 January 2016, East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan; Palmer, Bush and Jensen Family Funeral Homes 3
Raymond Edward Blasen
(December 5, 1919 - January 10, 2016)
U.S. Veteran Raymond E. Blasen East Lansing
Born December 5, 1919 in Beal City, MI, the son of the late Herman and [Henrietta] (Voisin) Blasen, passed away on Sunday, January 10, 2016 at age 96. Raymond served in the U.S. Navy and retired from the Motor Wheel Corporation in 1979. He enjoyed woodworking and could be found in his woodshop building toys for his grandchildren. He was especially proud of the home he built in East Lansing. He is preceded in death by his wife Lillian and their 4 children: Joannie, Doug, Edward and Clark. Surviving are 4 children: Bernadette (Robert) Beardsley, Roy Blasen, Earl Blasen and Mary (Charles) Bridenbaker, 10 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, a great great grandson, a sister Irene Smith, a brother Howard (Anna) Blasen and many loving nieces and nephews. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated Thursday at 11:00AM at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Mark Inglot presiding. Rite of committal will follow in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Visitation is Wednesday 5-8PM at the Palmer Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Homes, Lansing Chapel, 520 E. Mt. Hope where the Vigil will prayed at 7:00PM. Visitation continues Thursday at the church, beginning at 10:00AM. Condolences can be made at www.palmerbush.com.
- Blasen, Howard John, Correspondence from Blasen, Howard (August 2000) [194].
- Palmer, Bush, Jensen Funeral Home, Palmer, Bush and Jensen Family Funeral Homes (https://webapp1.meaningfulfunerals.net/fh/home/home.cfm?&fh_id=13118: accessed). [363], downloaded; 16 February 2016; Raymond Edward Blasen, January 10, 2016.
- Ibid., downloaded; 16 February 2016; Raymond Edward Blasen, January 10, 2016.
- Blasen, Howard John, Correspondence from Blasen, Howard (August 2000) [194].
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- Smith, Irene Margaret (Blasen), Correspondence from Smith, Irene (February 2002, September 2003) [403].
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
Citation: Mike Voisin, iSeeAncestors (http://iSeeAncestors.com/tree/groups/public/grpf11796.html : revised January 02, 2018), Raymond Edward Blasen & Lillian Louise Schafer.
Revised: January 02, 2018
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Eager for funding to replace its aging 100-year-old infrastructure, St. Paul Regional Water Services is proposing a significant increase to water rates, including a new water main replacement surcharge.
If approved, a typical St. Paul homeowner would pay $45 more next year, for a total of about $310.
The new surcharge also applies to member cities where the utility owns water mains — Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Maplewood and West St. Paul.
Regional Water officials say the increases will help replace an additional 2.5 to 3 miles of water main annually, on top of the typical eight to 10 miles. Overall, about 27 percent of the regional water system is at least a century old, or older.
"We don't want to saddle future generations with expensive infrastructure improvements on a crisis management basis," said Matt Anfang, president of the Water Board of Commissioners. "We want to do it in a thoughtful process that methodically replaces infrastructure before failures and before lack of reliability in the system."
The board of water commissioners will host a public hearing at 5 p.m. Tuesday at 1900 Rice St. If they vote to uphold the water rate increase, the proposal then goes to the St. Paul City Council, which will host its own public hearing. If approved, the new rates take effect Jan. 1.
St. Paul Regional Water charges homeowners a base fee, a water usage charge based on water volume consumption, and the new water main replacement surcharge, which is also based on consumption.
Unlike suburban customers, St. Paul residents pay an additional Right of Way Recovery fee of $4.50 per quarter, which will stay flat in 2015.
Steve Schneider, general manager of the Regional Water Services, said some of the new funds will help pay for improvements at the McCarrons Water Treatment plant in Maplewood, such as new chemical storage facilities and electrical upgrades. Electrical costs and labor costs are also going up, though the number of employees is not.
But water main replacement is the most pressing priority.
Schneider is hoping for more flexibility to partner with Xcel Energy, Ramsey County and other public entities as they open up streets for utility improvements and roadwork. New funds will allow the water utility to move crews around more easily and tackle multiple projects.
"Ramsey County comes up with their project list, which is just getting bigger and bigger," Schneider said. "The board felt we needed to be able to be more flexible."
For residential customers, the typical base fee is currently $36 per year, or $9 per quarter. Under the new proposal, that would go up $12, for a total bill of $48 per year.
The typical homeowner uses 16,400 gallons, or 88 units, of water per year. Consumption rates would go up 18 cents per billing unit, which averages a 7.53 percent increase between the winter (billed at the rate of $2.52 per unit) and summer ($2.62 per unit). That's about a $16 increase.
In cities such as St. Paul, where the water main infrastructure is owned by St. Paul Regional Water Services, customers are charged an additional 20 cents per unit. A typical residential property in St. Paul uses 22 units of water per quarter, so the new water main replacement surcharge amounts to $4.40 per quarter, or just under $18.
The water main replacement surcharge also applies to Falcon Heights, Maplewood, Lauderdale and West St. Paul.
The expectation with most surcharges is that they go away once whatever project they're aimed at funding has been completed, but given the constant need to replace water mains, it's unclear when this particular surcharge would expire.
"That's a question that has yet to be determined," Schneider said. "Is it going to be just a year? No. I assume it's going to be a number of years."
St. Paul residents pay an additional $4.50 per quarter for the Right of Way Recovery Fee, which will stay the same in 2015. The fee, which has been in place since 2012, pays for buried infrastructure owned by the water utility within the city right-of-way.
Frederick Melo can be reached at 651-228-2172. Follow him at twitter.com/FrederickMelo.


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Guilty Hands write songs about serial killers, doomed soldiers and sex in graveyards, but manage to do it without sounding like a bunch of pasty goths. That's an impressive feat, and this is an impressive single, an assured, confident indie rock treat featuring a guitar sound which I'm almost obliged to describe as 'razor-sharp'.
The A-side kicks off with a sample from cult Marlon Brando movie 'The Wild One', the same film that provided scuzzy indie stalwarts Black Rebel Motorcycle Club with their name. "Hey Johnny", a girl's voice asks, "What are you rebelling against?". Guilty Hands don't sample the leather-jacketed Brando's iconic reply, 'What have you got?", but the words hang unspoken over the track as a spiky, aggressive guitar riff rings out and singer Gareth Moss moans his Placebo-ish opening words: 'Cropped boys/For Uncle Sam/With breasts/Compressed'. Synths buzz darkly as the band launch into their chorus; 'Cut cut! Slash slash! You've got your razor!'. The imagery is dark and violent, but there's enough energy and focus on show to keep things from sagging into doomy gothic cliches, and both the chorus and the short, squealing guitar solo will remain with you after the song finishes.
B-side 'The Collector' is good too. It's theatrical tale of a man who 'walks these city streets/hunting for beauty'. It's difficult to take lines like 'pretty/stuck, sticky sticky/and all lined up for me' too seriously, but that's fine because the band don't either: this is arch, slightly camp stuff, in the vein of Nick Cave's old band The Birthday Party, although without their eccentricity and boundary-pushing inventiveness. Besides Placebo, one can hear a little of Interpol in their music; fans of either of those bands should give 'Razor' a listen.
Nick Gale
Site - http://www.theguiltyhands.com


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Tottenham are lining up a swap offer for CSKA Moscow striker Seydou Doumbia.
The People says Spurs are ready to use Roman Pavlyuchenko as bait to snare Doumbia.
The 23-year-old is wanted by several Premier League clubs but Spurs believe they can tempt CSKA by throwing Russian striker Pavlyuchenko into the deal.
Doumbia has been a prolific scorer at Swiss club Young Boys and now CSKA, with his club slapping a £30million price tag on the Ivory Coast star.
But Spurs believe they can get that price down, especially with a swap for Pavlyuchenko, who remains a regular starter for Russia despite his lack of games.


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Reporter Jeremy Peters insisted in Thursday's Business Day that the left-leaning magazine Newsweek was "apolitical," yet easily spotted a right tilt in two potential purchasers of the struggling weekly: "2 Suitors for Newsweek Are Said to Be Ruled Out." A photo caption made the easily refutable claim that Newsweek "strives to be apolitical."
The Washington Post is looking for a bidder who will be a good fit for the magazine, which strives to be apolitical.
Really now? As Nathan Burchfiel at NewsBusters reminds us: "Newsweek has attacked Tea Parties and conservative leaders like Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh, earned praise from gay marriage activists for its coverage, launched pro-atheism attacks on religious figures like Mother Teresa, among numerous other liberal positions."
Peters gave Newsweek's editors the benefit of the doubt on its slant, which even Washington Post media reporter Howard Kurtz believes is an accurate view:
The ideas that Newsweek is promoting are mainly left-of-center....When Newsweek put a conservative's essay on the cover, it was by David Frum, assailing Rush Limbaugh under the headline 'Why Rush Is Wrong.' And when Newsweek took on Obama, it did so from the left, in a piece built around New York Times columnist Paul Krugman and his criticism of the president's economic policies.
Peters was able to see conservatism and libertarianism in the two rejected buyers, but not the clear liberalism at Newsweek.
With no shortage of interested parties, the issue for the Post Company has become whether it can find a new owner that the company's chairman and chief executive, Donald E. Graham, believes will be a suitable steward for the magazine.
That is the main reason the Post Company decided not to entertain offers from Newsmax or Mr. Ritchie, according to these people. The conservative political ideology of Newsmax's chief executive, Christopher Ruddy, is at odds with the editorial bent of Newsweek, which strives to be apolitical in its news coverage though is often criticized as left-leaning.
And Mr. Ritchie, who unsuccessfully tried to buy the Sun Times Media Group last year, is viewed as more libertarian in his political views. He has explored creating a third political party in Illinois with supporters of Ross Perot.
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We've all been hearing for the last couple of years that it's been a great time to buy because mortgage rates are at historic lows. Well, with the markets tumbling down this week, that really is true. Some rates have hit an all time bottom. SFGate writes that rates are at 50 year lows – the last time they were this low was in the 1950s.
Bankrate.com's weekly survey for the week ending yesterday had average mortgage rates display new record lows on the 30 year jumbo fixed and the 15 year fixed.
* 30-year fixed: 4.45% (slightly higher than the record low of 4.42% set in the Fall of 2010)
* 15-year fixed: 3.58% (new record low)
* 30-year jumbo fixed: 4.89% (new record low)
A glance at the average interest rates today on SFGate's mortgage guide is coming in even lower:
In our expensive Bay Area, the new low on the 30 year jumbo loan is very relevant to many current and would-be homeowners. The jumbo loan limits are set to drop in most Bay Area counties from the current limit of $729,750 to $625,500 on October 1st. If your mortgage is currently in the jumbo zone or if you are looking to buy in that range, it's a good time to really consider locking in a rate with your mortgage banker or broker.
For those considering refinancing, the old rule of thumb of you shouldn't do it unless the rate is at least 1% lower than your current rate is a bit dated. So while you may have locked in a low rate recently, one needs to look into how much lower your monthly payments would be with the new rate vs. your old, and see how many months it would take to equate it to your closing costs or to "breakeven," as they say. Bankrate's refinance calculator can help with the decision. Many mortgage lenders have rate options that allow a borrower to choose a slightly higher rate – by 0.125% or more – to avoid or get a credit towards closing costs.
While many of course aren't a big fan of adjustable rates mortgages, as evident from this blog I wrote a couple months back, they can still be a great option for many. According to the SFGate's mortgage rate guide, the average 5/1 ARM is coming in at 3.036%, almost 1.25% less than the 30 year fixed.
So while the talk has been of late that rates are at historic lows, some rates truly are at their all time lows.


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The estimated annual health care costs of smoking/obesity are a combination of junk science and junk economics — i.e., if you smoke and you get sick or die, then your sickness/death is assumed to be entirely attributable to your smoking. Moreover, end of life costs add up for virtually everyone.
"Annual health care costs are roughly $96 billion for smokers and $147 billion for the obese, the government says. These costs accompany sometimes heroic attempts to prolong lives, including surgery, chemotherapy and other measures. But despite these rescue attempts, smokers tend to die 10 years earlier on average, and the obese die five to 12 years prematurely, according to various researchers' estimates." [Associated Press]


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School boundary change angers NISD parents, community reps
Updated 11:32 am, Tuesday, November 26, 2013
It was a classic head-versus-heart issue as Northside Independent School District officials and parents gathered at Clark High School Nov. 19 to discuss a controversial boundary change.
Administrators explained why they plan to move an estimated 70 percent of the student body at Leon Springs Elementary School to the new $19.9 million Bonnie Ellison Elementary located across Interstate 10 from the Dominion. They briefed parents and school principals how they crunched the numbers so that, in a decade, Leon Springs, Aue, Blattman and May elementary schools aren't capped out.
"We have to look down the road at what's best for Northside," said Ray Galindo, NISD deputy superintendent. "We have to be good stewards of money and consider the cost of the building of schools, the transportation needed and the frequency of change to the students."
Parents, however, saw it as a community being ripped apart, lifelong friends separated, Cub Scout and Daisy Girl Scout troops dismantled. As one parent put it, the boundary line shouldn't be the straight line of Interstate 10 but a circle with Leon Springs Elementary in the center.
"Of Ellison's 528 students, 446 come from Leon Springs. I'm concerned about Ellison Elementary ending up like Aue. Garcia Middle School is topping out at 1,500," parent Missy Peoples told the School Advisory Board and NISD administrators.
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"This proposal is a prime example of miscalculation and dividing children according to the interstate. We need another proposal that considers the school as the hub of the community and keeps our school intact, instead of wiping it out."
David Peoples told the advisory committee that the impact of pulling "over 70 percent" out of a single school will be "huge" on the Leon Springs community."I urge you to look at this and reconsider," he said. "This creates Leon Springs as the reliever school."
Lupita Corbeil, PTA member, business community partner and Leon Springs resident for more than 25 years, spearheads the Save Leon Springs Elementary movement.
"I voted for the bond issue that created Ellison, but I'm against the new zoning which takes almost 80 percent from our school," she said. "Leon Springs Elementary is a school with a proven success record and this will disrupt one of the most successful schools in the history of the district."
Former PTA President and current Dominion Rotary President Darcee Grivel started the first Early Act Club at Leon Springs Elementary.
"To say I'm invested in this community is an understatement. This boundary change has everything to do with the cohesive sense of our community," Grivel said. "Leon Springs Elementary is the hub of our community."
Many schools, both public and private, come to Leon Springs Elementary to watch and learn how a good school operates, according to Kim Bastian.
"It's a gem," she said. "We'd be starting from the beginning and many families will leave Northside and have already left just knowing about this proposal. How can you take the entire student body from one school and expect the same DNA?"
The district will select a principal in January and that individual will be on duty at Ellison Elementary, located at 7132 Oak Drive, next April.
The school's targeted enrollment is 800 with a six-portable capability. Northside officials don't like to place portables at Leon Springs Elementary because of its layout, Galindo said.
"We're looking to balance both short- and long-term enrollment," he said. "Leon Springs and Blattman are growing very rapidly. This is the last opportunity to adjust boundaries."
Because of the burgeoning growth that Blattman Elementary is experiencing, in the long term, that school could need another elementary school, according to the deputy superintendent.
"We considered neighborhood integrity and didn't split neighborhoods," Galindo told the parents. "We've taken into account current, planned and potential development."
This is the highest number of students NISD has transferred from an existing school to a newly opened one, Galindo said.
"We're being proactive and not reactive," he told the parents. "We don't want to use portables and year-round school hasn't been effective."
In the spring, Ellison's first student population will be involved in choosing the Ellison school colors, picking a mascot and writing the school song. Who those students will be is now in the hands of the School Boundary Advisory Committee.


text: On Mon, 20 Aug 2012, Brian Buhrow wrote: > Hello. I'm working on a driver for the Novatel 551L USB data modem > from Verizon. This is a device that looks like an ethernet port (cdce(4)) > on one interface, and a modem on another (u3g(4)). The easiest tack strikes > me as modifying the cdce(4) driver to attach an ucom device to itself in the > event there is such an interface to attach to. For the initial attempt, I > match the device on the product and vendor IDs > This works fine, but what happens now is that all of the interrfaces > on the device match the cdce(4) driver, and I get 4 instances of the driver > running at once. I've been trying to use the u3g.c driver as a model of > how to configure multiple interfaces on a device, but there seem to be some > inconsistencies about how the various usb drivers initialize themselves, > and I'm not entirely sure I know which code does what. The cdce driver attaches to USB "interface" directly (see files.usb, it are at usbifif) the u3g_init driver attaches at the USB "device" level (see files.usb, it is at usbdevif) and claims the whole device, which then detaches and comes back with a different personality.. but then the u3g driver only attaches to the USB "interface" it requires. > Can someone point me at a good code example in our tree of a driver that > claims multiple interfaces on a usb device and maybe even at the lines > that do the claiming? I have written two drivers, ubt(4) and uhso(4) that both attach the whole device and use multiple USB interfaces internally. uhso in fact provides several com ports and a network interface so that might be more useful to you. uhso(4) and u3g(4) have an additional complication in that the device does not work initially, it initially appears as a umass device and requires a host driver (windows and macos drivers stored on the 'cd') to twiddle something to turn it into modem mode. > I've been successful at getting the attaches to work, but not at > telling the config code that I have all the interfaces for this device, > thank you very much. that is handled in files.usb .. when a USB device is discovered, the USB stack first offers it to 'usbdevif' drivers as a 'device' and if no driver claims it, offers each 'interface' individually to 'usbifif' drivers, and any left unclaimed will appear as ugen(4) > For those that care, I'm basing my work on the fact that the Linux > folks seem to have these Qualcomm Gobi based devices working by twiddling > the modems with some python scripts before they fire up dhcp clients > against the ethernet side of these devices. sometimes you have to do that; the UHSO devices require some proprietary AT commands to be sent on the control port in order to set up the network interface but I generally just use pppd on the modem port directly since it handles that internally. regards, iain


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Re: Date's First Great Blunder
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 18:36:27 +0100
Message-ID: <8QV4vUDbErhAFwEZ_at_thewolery.demon.co.uk>
In message <407e7725.5656954_at_news.wanadoo.es>, Alfredo Novoa
<alfredo_at_ncs.es> writes
>On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 11:27:23 -0500, "Dawn M. Wolthuis"
><dwolt_at_tincat-group.com> wrote:
>>Not to me, it isn't. Mathematical models are simply models/metaphores.
>They are formal representations.
Of what? What do they represent? More mathematics?
>> The
>>discipline of "doing" relational theory could be seen as mathematics, but
>>the application of this mathematics to the discipline of application
>>software development has to do with a belief that this mathematical model
>>has something to do with the engineering effort underway.
>It should not have relationship with beliefs. It is proven that it is
>simpler than the known alternatives.
And where are your experiments? Where are your statistics? Or is your "proof" just more logic?
I thought using logic to prove things was thrown out with the
renaissance. The modern way is to experiment.
>>Yes, it is a shame that those fresh out of higher ed do seem dogmatic about
>>both relational databases as being the best databases and OO as the best
>>programming languages, based not on practice, but the sermons they have
>>heard in the classroom and read in their text books.
>Most if not all of the advocates of the network and hierarchical
>approaches never tried The Relational Model, thus their experience has
>little value. It is hard to practice with something never implemented.
Ah. So the relational model has never been successfully implemented,
then? How can it be "simpler", if it's too complicated to implement
>> The advocates in both
>>of these areas have a pitch that resonates with professors and/or text book
>>writers & publishers. I think both OO and relational theory ought to be
>>taught side by side with alternatives and pros & cons of each.
>I agree, although they are independent. Relational theory is for data
>management and OO is for coding.
>> There is not
>>one correct mathematical model for data, metadata, nor functions (by
>>whatever names).
>But there is one best approach for data management.
"There is one true way and anyone who believes otherwise is damned".
Very religious, that ...
The rest I'll ignore as a bit beyond me.
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The QEII Highway, or Highway 2, has been reopened near Lacombe, Alta., after a semi-truck hit the ditch at an overpass, and three other vehicles crashed as a result. No one was hurt.
Just before noon, all southbound traffic was diverted onto Highway 2A near Highway 12, north of Lacombe. Those lanes were reopened just before 2:30.
Speaking for the Lacombe Fire Department, which responded to the crash, Deven Kumar said icy patches have formed on bridge decks and in shady areas, such as underneath overpasses, which has made travel treacherous.
On Sunday traffic was slowed in the same stretch of highway after a semi jack-knifed. The highway was icy with blowing snow the time.
Separate crash kills 2
Police attributed a crash that claimed two lives on Highway 2 north of Edmonton Sunday to weather conditions.
Around 10:20 a.m. at 10 kilometers south of Nampa, a car lost control, crossed into the oncoming and hit a semi-tractor trailer.
William Crawford, 72, and Cynthia Crawford, 73, of Victoria, B.C., died in the crash. The driver of the semi-tractor was not hurt.
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I Concour!I feel the exact same way as you do, I just don't feel right if I am not prperly dressed in a suit and bowtie. I won't even leave my house if I am not dressed to the best of my abilities.
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NOTHING like being all buttoned up in a stiff collar and a perfectly tied bow tie!
Thats good to hear i see so many guys in suits in our casual dress down society who look like they have worn the suit to sleep in, I myself have my suits pressed before each wearing,Keep up the good work and keep looking sharp.
You look very elegant in your grey three piece suit good attention to detail i like your suit very much the colour is my favourite are your trousers pressed.
Nothing beats the feeling of a suit and tie. The snug feel of a buttoned jacket and tie makes a man feel fully realized.


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Albert Garcia Jr. was once a power broker at Minneapolis City Hall.
As he built a law practice, the politically connected Garcia helped people get elected to city council. Then came a string of accusations that culminated with a conviction on a federal drug charge and disbarment.
While on probation, Garcia sought to earn a living — and work his way back to respectability — by being a lobbyist, using many of the same skills he'd honed as a lawyer and power broker.
But a federal judge Tuesday sent him to prison for six months, saying the work he did for a Minneapolis towing company amounted to legal work and violated terms of his release.
"The justice system has something at stake," U.S. District Judge Donovan Frank said as he told Garcia, 53, of Minnetonka, that he was headed back to prison.
A federal prosecutor had asked for 10 months, the maximum under the circumstances. Garcia's lawyer argued that 30 to 60 days was sufficient.
Garcia said he'd done nothing wrong.
"I've stayed away from anything to do with the practice of law," he told the judge.
Although originally sentenced to five years in prison in 2010 in a methamphetamine case, Garcia had avoided a lengthy stay in prison, apparently because he had agreed to cooperate in ongoing investigations.
Three months after Garcia arrived at the federal prison in Duluth, prosecutors filed a sealed document with the court. A week later, a judge amended the man's sentence to the time he'd already served, and he was freed.
But he still had to spend four years on "supervised release," the federal name for probation. He had a list of rules to follow.
Last year, after a probation officer raised concerns about the type of work Garcia was doing, Frank added another condition: Garcia couldn't engage in anything resembling the practice of law.
In March, the probation officer renewed his concerns, saying that Garcia's efforts on behalf of Cedar Towing & Auction Inc. was the kind of work a lawyer would do, and that Minneapolis city employees had complained.
Also, a Minneapolis lawyer had told federal authorities that Garcia had asked him how much of a referral fee the lawyer would pay him if he directed criminal cases to him.
The government and Garcia's lawyer presented evidence at a hearing March 26. At the end, Frank declared Garcia had violated conditions of his release.
"This was not a close call for me," the judge said. "Everybody in this room knows that wasn't consulting work.
"It was legal work," Frank said.
But at Tuesday's hearing, Garcia told the judge, "I'm not trying to act as a lawyer. I went out of my way to make sure people knew that."
He said the contract he had with clients "was very specific" and that he defined himself as a lobbyist.
"I heeded the admonishments you gave," he told the judge.
State records show Garcia registered as a lobbyist last August and currently represents 11 clients, including Cedar Towing, some restaurants and other businesses.
His newest client is A-1 Contractors LLC, which he added April 19.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Bryan told Frank that Garcia's work amounted to legal representation and urged a 10-month sentence.
"These violations are indicative of a person looking to exploit loopholes in the court's modifications," the prosecutor told the judge. He added the Garcia had failed to get his probation officer's approval before doing the work, another violation.
"This is somebody who knows he shouldn't be practicing law, and there should be no lenience for his continuing to do so," Bryan argued.
But defense attorney Peter Wold said his client thought what he was doing was OK.
"He attempted to avoid practicing law," Wold said. "He thought he could do what he was doing as a lobbyist."
He said nobody could've mistaken Garcia for a lawyer.
"No one was fooled by this," he said. "Mr. Garcia didn't go in and say, 'I'm representing this man as a lawyer.' "
At the earlier hearing, Grant Wilson, head of Minneapolis' department of licenses and consumer services, said that he'd known the lawyer for a decade and that his work for Cedar Towing had all the earmarks of legal representation.
He cited a letter Garcia wrote to the city in which he argued that regulators were misinterpreting an ordinance they'd used to cite Cedar Towing.
"Mr. Garcia is trying to tell us that our interpretation of these laws is wrong," Wilson told the judge. "It does appear that it is written by a lawyer, indicating that we're not following the law."
Garcia had represented the company in meetings with city regulators and had appeared on its behalf at an administrative law hearing.
The hearing's referee knew Garcia was a disbarred attorney, though, and refused to start the proceeding.
Garcia was licensed to practice law in 1991. But in December 2010, the Minnesota Supreme Court disbarred him, saying he was guilty of several acts of misconduct. Chief among them: He misappropriated client funds, lied to the client to hide his misdeeds and then coerced the client to retract the complaint.
There were other wrongs as well. The Supreme Court concluded "that the public and profession would be at risk if we allowed Garcia to continue to practice law."
The disbarment came more than a year and a half after Garcia and a former employee were accused of drug crimes in Anoka County. Garcia allegedly agreed to represent a defendant in a drug case if the man would supply him with meth and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
The charges reverberated through Minneapolis City Hall, where Garcia was considered influential. In years past, he had helped elect people to the city council, including Jackie Cherryhomes, who left the council in 2002 and is running for mayor.
The state drug charges were dropped, but in October 2009, a federal grand jury indicted Garcia for conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute meth.
Garcia's work habits are not the only things that got him in trouble with his probation officer. He was also supposed to obey all federal, state and local laws, but he's been cited for traffic violations, including driving after his license was suspended.
Frank said that six months in prison was a just punishment.
"Anything less than that has the potential to promote disrespect for the law," he said.
The judge allowed Garcia to surrender to prison July 15.
David Hanners can be reached at 612-338-6516.


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Sad news today for fans of the ginormous annual extravaganza that is Fashion's Night Out. Word has come down from FNO HQ that the international event will take a hiatus in the United States this year. After thanking the public for its support, the official statement notes that this nationwide break will "enable retailers to channel their resources to other priorities."
Also stated is the fact that Fashion's Night Out will still take place in "select international cities."
Created by American Vogue, the Council of Fashion Designers of America, NYC & Company, and the City of New York in 2009, Fashion's Night Out has raised over $1.5 million for the New York City AIDS Fund since its inception. Only time will tell when or if FNO will return, and we'll keep you posted on developments.


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Cairns Aquarium, Cairns, Queensland
The tropical city of Cairns has just unveiled a very cool, world-class aquarium.
By Georgia Rickard
Published: 27 September, 2017
You don't have to get wet to go underwater at the Great Barrier Reef! This month, the brand new Cairns Aquarium has opened, giving you a new opportunity to see many of the rare, unusual, oddly coloured and, in some cases, even deadly inhabitants of this underwater icon without having to slip on a scuba tank. That's not all: this is the only place on Earth where two World Heritage-listed biospheres – the Great Barrier Reef and the World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics area (famous for its stunning Daintree rainforest) – converge, and the new aquarium has exhibits showing off the fish, animals, plants and habitats of both.
Searching for Nemo? You might spot him here. Among the aquarium's astonishing sights is a special deep-reef exhibit – one of only three in existence. Until now, the only way to see Nemo's home was to hop on a boat and take the overnight journey to the steep drop-off from Australia's continental shelf at the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef. The aquarium's specially designed, 10-metre-deep (33-foot) tank makes it possible to learn about this special place in a memorable, interactive new way. That's not the only uniquely educational experience on offer: over the centre's three floors and 7500 square metres (80,700 square feet), you'll experience 10 special ecosystems and 71 different habitats. Follow the path of a raindrop from the mountaintop rainforests of the Tropical North Queensland area through the creeks and streams of the World Heritage-listed Daintree rainforest into the Coral Sea, where Great Barrier Reef is located. As you walk through the exhibits you'll see some of the rarest animals in the world and get up close and personal with some of the spookiest creatures under the sea.
Cairns Aquarium, Cairns, Queensland
If you like sharks, you'll love the aquarium's "Oceanarium", which features a transparent viewing room five metres (16 feet) under water. Step inside to see some of the ocean's most majestic sharks from 360 degrees – including grey reef sharks, leopard sharks and a school of scalloped hammerhead sharks – as well as porcupine stingrays, leopard stingrays, humphead Maori wrasse and many types of schooling fish. Also worth checking out is the 400,000 litre (105,660 gallon) "River Monsters" exhibit, which houses giant strange-looking creatures such as the highly endangered freshwater sawfish (one of the planet's largest fish) and the largest freshwater ray in the world, the freshwater whiptail stingray.
Cairns Aquarium, Cairns, Queensland
Cairns Aquarium also features other thrilling sights such as "Dangers of the Reef": an area featuring some of the deadliest marine life known to humankind, including stonefish, sea snakes, lionfish and poisonous jellyfish. But not all exhibits feature the sea's dangers. Little ones will enjoy touching – and sometimes even holding – the aquarium's gentlest attractions such as blue sea stars, insects and lizards. (Don't miss touching the super-slimy sea cucumbers.) And if that sound of all that is making you feel like you need to take a seat, you can. Head to on-site restaurant Aqualuna to dine on modern Australian-Italian cuisine while enjoying views through an enormous window of an adjacent shark exhibit called "Under the Pier". Later this year, the aquarium will also launch Shark Sleepovers, where you'll nod off surrounded by the Oceanarium's panoramic underwater views – and of course the finned predators.
Cairns Aquarium, Cairns, Queensland
Importantly, Cairns Aquarium isn't just a place to get up close and personal with local marine life: it's a place to help save it, too. The centre has a dedicated research and development department and you can join one of the many talks by university trained staff – conducted daily in each of the four major amphitheatres – to learn more about conservation measures in place to preserve local ecosystems and their inhabitants. Visitors can also take a back-of-house tour to learn about the inner workings of the aquarium or tour the on-site turtle rehabilitation centre, which is slated to launch its own breeding program in future. You can even book an upgraded pass to enjoy a personal tour with a dedicated guide if you're a true aquarium aficionado. There really are so many ways to gain an in-depth perspective here in this special part of the world.
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Allen, Gracie Allen, Grace Ethel Cecile Rosalie Allen, Gracie(noun)
United States comedienne remembered as the confused but imperturbable partner of her husband, George Burns (1906-1964)
A diminutive of the female given name Grace.
Gracie is a 2007 American historical sports drama film directed by Davis Guggenheim. It stars Carly Schroeder as Gracie Bowen, Dermot Mulroney as Bryan Bowen, Elisabeth Shue as Lindsay Bowen, Jesse Lee Soffer as Johnny Bowen, and Andrew Shue as Coach Owen Clark. Gracie takes place in New Jersey, United States in 1978 before Title IX had a chance to take effect and when organized women's soccer was still very rare in the United States. Gracie, the film's central protagonist, overcomes the loss of her brother by convincing her family and school to allow her to play varsity soccer on an all-boys team. It is loosely based on the childhood experiences of Elisabeth Shue. The novelization Gracie was released in June 2007.
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New York (May. 31)
Thirteen residents of the Fort Ontario refugee shelter left on the first leg of their journey home today, when the exchange liner Gripsholm sailed from Jersey City. The refugees had received clearance from military authorities before leaving Oswego.
The War Relocation Authority is conducting surveys at Fort Ontario to determine how many refugees wish passage back to their home countries, and which desire to go to countries other than their own. Some natives of Czechoslovakia had expressed a wish for passage on the Gripsholm, but since there is as yet no direct communication with or transport to Czechoslovakia, it was not possible to take them.


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Digital Perspectives
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Digital Spiritualism
EtherDayton Miller's Ether-Drift Experiments: A Fresh Look
References - a follow up to the above article
Maurice Allais
"Aether" and "Gyrons"
"Scientific Materialism"
Light is the ghost of mass - by Chuck Bennett
Did the Michelson-Morley experiments prove there was no "aether wind"?
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digitalmetaphysics (Yahoo groups)
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ReversibilityTime reversibility, computer simulation, and chaos - online book
Bibliography of temporal (ir)reversibility in dynamical systems
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Many worldsThe Everett FAQ
CosmogonyEternal return
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A New Cosmogony - by Ed Fredkin
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Hi, I have done all the exercises I have to do for tomorrow, but I am stuck on this one...my professor said it is really easy, but I have no clue how to solve this . Any help would be very much appreciated, thanks!
Given the following:
What is the value of ?


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I'm trying to find the local maximum and minimum values for the equation but I seem to keep coming up with the wrong answer.
My working goes like this (in radians):
Local maximums and minimums appear where the gradient is 0, so:
Therefore there is a local maximum at
What I can't work out is how to find the local minimum in the same range. I think that, because local maximums and minimums are radians apart on the Cosine graph, they will be radians apart on the graph of Cos 2x, which would put the minimum point at but the book I'm working from puts it at .


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Police Chief Mike Reese was pointedly clear when he wrote the Citizen Review Committee—a volunteer panel tasked with handling police misconduct appeals—and said he wouldn't overturn a discipline finding that cleared a controversial cop accused of menacing his ex-wife and her new husband.
The letter, sent January 23, was first reported by the Mercury last month. Reese wrote, in part:
I found no evidence that the basis of the recommended finding was unreasonable and find that there is sufficient evidence in the record for a reasonable fact finder to come to a finding of UNPROVEN WITH A DEBRIEFING.
The cop in question, Jason Lobaugh, has a bit of a checkered history. His ex-wife, Laurie Grant, accused him, while off-duty, of instigating three confrontations over a six-week span in late 2012 as part of a custody dispute. Among the accusations: he called her new husband a "little bitch." Lobaugh, however, was cleared by his commander of violating the bureau's rules on professionalism. The CRC disagreed and urged Reese to overturn that ruling.
That impasse, with the chief refusing a unanimous vote by the CRC, was supposed to head back to the panel during a hearing tonight. And if the CRC and chief couldn't come to a decision, the appeal would head to the city council for a decision. (That's only happened once. Ever. In 2003. According to Portland Copwatch, that case saw the council split the difference and opt for an "unproven" finding.) But the chief, it was announced tonight, has asked for more time before a final decision is issued. Faced with that council hearing, Reese is thinking of changing his mind.
"Chief Reese reconsidered that and asked for additional time to think bout the committee's findings and look at some other material," said Jamie Troy, the CRC's chairman.
Constantin Severe, the city's Independent Police Review director, said he expects a decision in April, in time for the CRC's next scheduled meeting.
"That would be my expectation," Severe says. "All of these cases have clocks on them. And we can't have it staying in stasis. I've expressed my concern that this case cannot be hiatus on a longterm basis."