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Weather report from the South! It's been snowing since 11:45 P.M. last night It's a wet snow and heavy. We have had 7 inches and more on the way. No snowmobilers here to enjoy it. Should send the snow to Tomahawk. Best wishes to all you nice people. I miss you all. Bernie
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Horseshoe Bend, Ar USA - Thursday, February 06, 2003 at 18:51:06 (EST)
What I fun website I've stumbled on! I am Class of 1972. Have been away from Tomahawk for 15 years except for shart visits. Would love to hear from you. Wanda
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Port Washington, WI USA - Sunday, January 26, 2003 at 15:38:36 (EST)
To The Founders and current City Board, I wanted to let everyone know of some of the wonderful memories I have had in Tomahawk. I am a 35 year-old college student that has been vacationing in Tomahawk for the last 26 years. This was the city of my first waterskiing lesson, my first snowmobile ride, first tree chopping lesson, fishing, deer hunting, mini-bike ride, exposure to the deep woods and my first wood tick! I enjoyed eating at the old "Road House" on old 51, playing with my dog "Toby," "Kwahomat" water ski show, "Tomahawk Speedway," shopping in town and going to "The Pow-wow Days(4thJuly)." Most of all, just sitting in the cabin on Lake Allis and relaxing ,listening to the frogs croak in the night, the geese fly over head and the water dance onto the shore. Let's keep the Tomahawk spirit true and enduring.
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Milwaukee, Wi USA - Sunday, January 26, 2003 at 11:57:23 (EST)
hello from the cold south. We had snow last night, not very much, just enough to cover the ground. This the 4th snowfall this year and the lightest one. It got down to 12 degrees last night and only up to 21 degrees today. It is 12:27 A.M and is 10 degrees and is forecasted to get down to 4 degrees. Next week should be warmer, I hope. Hello to all you nice people. I SURE MISS TOMAHAWK! Bernie Gohde
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Horseshoe Bend, Ar USA - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 01:30:35 (EST)
CLASS OF '73!!! We are having our 30th Reunion this summer! If you have moved or remarried, or anyone you keep in touch with has, please e-mail me with that information as soon as you can, so that we can send you an invitation. Thanks... Looking forward to hearing from you! CeCe (Higgins) Page
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Wahpeton, ND USA - Tuesday, January 21, 2003 at 14:04:11 (EST)
Hi...Just wanted to say I grew up in the city of Tomahawk. Wondered if there were any old friends still there that might remember me from St. Mary's school? My family moved to Kenosha, WI when I was 13 and that was many moons ago. I would like to correspond with some people from my old hometown so if you happen to see this message, I'd love it if you said hello.
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Kenosha, WI USA - Monday, January 20, 2003 at 22:12:51 (EST)
Hello the town of Tomahawk.I do genealogy and I'm searching for a family member who died here around-1903.This person moved from north eastern Penna.,and moved to your great town.Reasons we do not know why.I sure like to know where they are buried at.Been doing my family tree for over23-years now.Their last name was Kumm.Any help would be great.Thank You. Robert
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Woodland, pa USA - Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 01:04:55 (EST)
Can someone let Robbe Smith and Cheryl Swanson know my new e-mail address, email@example.com I no longer have their e-mail addresses and I have no way to let them know my new one. I would greatly appreciate it! Thank You!
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S. Gardiner, ME USA - Sunday, January 12, 2003 at 19:38:59 (EST)
What a great site. Our family (Haworth's and Parker's) spent a couple weeks every summer at Duck Point Resort for nearly 30 years, and I remember those trips from my earliest days. I was there from the late '60s thru the mid-80's. So many great memories... I'm married now and raising my own kids, and trying not to think too much of the northwoods summer beauty while running the current rat race. We've been vacationing in the UP when we get the chance, but perhaps a trip back to Tomahawk is in the future somewhere. I sure miss that place!
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Des Plaines, IL USA - Monday, December 16, 2002 at 16:42:28 (EST)
Just making my monthly visit to your website. Always nice to "be home" in some ways. Hi to Greg and Sandy Myre, Howie and Nancy Hoff and all the Eisenman's. Best to Tomahawk over this holiday season especially the Class of '63.
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Colorado Springs, CO USA - Tuesday, December 10, 2002 at 16:56:59 (EST)
Hi, Just found this web page. I graduated class of '64'. Spent my whole chilehood in Tomahawk. It was a great place to grow up and I have many great memories playing in Bradley Park and fishing and hunting throughout the year. It's good to see that Tomahawk is thriving and healthy. Feel free to email me...Ken
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nette < firstname.lastname@example.com >
lake mills , wi USA - Friday, November 15, 2002 at 21:20:35 (EST)
Hi to everyone in Tomahawk. I have very fond memories of Tomahawk --- especially the people. Bob and Judy Nelson are the greatest people in the world --- Bob ran the liquor store. I just wanted to let them know that I will return. A reunion is planned for next summer for the von Gnechtens --- my children and I will be there. Aloha Tomahawk --- this is a great little place to visit. Carol
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Hakalau, HI USA - Friday, November 01, 2002 at 12:51:51 (EST)
We have a cabin in tomahawk and come up once a month or more, love the nature and I am concerned about the deer hunting business. It is such a vital part of the north woods.
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Muskego, WI USA - Thursday, October 31, 2002 at 14:47:36 (EST)
Very nice site. I am excited to come and visit your town. By the way does any one know of the Heise's?
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Green Bay, W USA - Friday, October 25, 2002 at 11:23:15 (EST)
To all the folks along HY E best wishes for a good hunting season 2002! I miss being up there with you! Ed Haus, formerly on HY E and Greil Road.
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Scottsdale, AZ USA - Monday, October 21, 2002 at 21:57:06 (EST)
Hello. I am looking for some information. In 1978 my husband & I stayed at the PINE CREST RESORT on Lake Nokomis. It was owned by Colmar & Rose Hoeft. We were recently up in the area and were trying to find it. Does anyone know where the resort originally was and if so could you please send the directions how to get there. We thought we found the sight but aren't sure because of how much it has changed. Thank You.
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Gilberts, IL USA - Tuesday, October 15, 2002 at 18:35:51 (EST)
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on 10/7/2015 7:18:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I bought this in medium and it would be great if I was just a little bit tanner. I don't think they make it any more, so I guess I'll never know if the lighter shade would work for me. I do like the idea of a non-foundation foundation, though. I feel like I got oily quicker with this, though. One other thing I didn't like about this product was a very chemical-like smell, like motor oil or something.
on 3/2/2015 8:24:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
As the reviewer below said, I'm just not understanding the hate for this! I love it and have repurchased twice.
Okay, so the formula is a little confusing - i get that. It feels rather oily, especially if you swatch it with your finger...yet despite that, it's actually oil-free.
I use my SKG in two different ways - firstly as a lightweight, sheer foundation with a dusting of powder over the top to set it (yes, you WILL need to set it, otherwise you will look shiny, regardless of skin type!) and secondly, as a primer underneath another foundation (this helps neutralize my face and eliminate any redness or discoloration and just general seems to make my foundation go on better and lasts much longer.
My one bit of advice to you, and this is what turned me in to a convert - ditch the sponge! Apply it with a stippling brush - I swear you'll see a ton of difference!
The sponge just eats up the product and doesn't seem to transfer properly on to your face at all xo
on 2/19/2015 7:36:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I don't understand why people are being so negative about this product!
It's amazing! I have a combo skin that is medium toned and this product is just a life saver!
I apply this with a beauty blender and then over it I apply powder. It gives me just enough coverage and leaves my skin smooth and silky, the product is very oily when on your finger but when applied to your face it becomes silky and smooth just like the porefessional expect its a cream formula!!
If you have severe acne or just a lot of acne this is not enough coverage as it is a lightweight, it gives just enough coverage to the girls who have little spots and zits now and then but otherwise perfect skin
I love this and I am definitely going to buy more!
on 11/17/2014 6:10:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This product is VERY greasy and oily and does not offer very good coverage. I hate the consistency. It's not even creamy--it's oily. I am glad I did not buy the big size. I got it in a trial kit and will not be purchasing it again.
on 10/22/2014 10:36:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I'm actually writing a good review of this! I bought it on a whim because I remember liking it eons ago. Now that I'm well-versed in foundations...I still like it.
I have standard light skin, and the "Lite" shade matches me perfectly, no small feat. Maybe because of the little pigment. It's a neutral light shade, and as long as you don't put tons on it shouldn't be ghostlike. Medium was definitely too dark for me.
It has moderate coverage, and as long as I put moisturizer (Shiseido) on my dry spots, it doesn't look flaky. I do have oily skin, though. I had a shine at the end of the day, but I always do. But the shine didn't make it cakey-looking. I applied it with a dry Sephora sponge (I don't like the sponge it came with).
The only bad thing is that at the end of the day my face felt greasy, even though it wasn't. Not sure what to make of that. And it was a little hard to blend.
Overall, I will definitely use, but probably not as much as my Skin79 BB cream, which is closest to my HG.
on 7/13/2014 1:39:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I used this product when I was in my late teens I'm now 26! But at the time I didn't need a lot of coverage as I didn't suffer the same issues I have with my skin now! It gave me a natural looking coverage without being too heavy! I dont think I'd use it now but for someone with clear skin or someone who's a bit younger this could be a really good option!
on 7/12/2014 10:01:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Another foundation disappointment from Benefit. It made my face SO oily, settles into pores, and runs all over the place. I adore Benefit cosmetics, but I haven't found one foundation from them that doesn't make my face feel like an oil slick!
on 6/12/2014 6:33:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Black
I wanted to use this as my lazy day quick foundation. I found that it's very obvious and powdery which is nice if you want to photoshoot or something similar but it's horrible on those needed lazy days because it's too obvious. I also found it too small. It only last very few uses despite it's $50+ cost.
Not worth the money for the amount of applications.
on 6/8/2014 3:48:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Much like Bo-ing! I find this product too oily and think on your skin. Good coverage but I find it almost impossible to not look cakey wearing this.
on 6/8/2014 3:24:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I don't really know where to begin. If I could give this a zero, I would.
It's a very greasy formula which is really horrible to apply. It feels like applying a thick oil on your skin and it just sort of sits there... until it inevitably slides away that is.
In my oily areas, this actually congealed. This looks horrific, as you can imagine.
It offers almost zero coverage and doesn't build at all. Rather like applying oil to oil... it just melts into a big puddle on your face.
So bad, I wouldn't give this to my worst enemy...
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text: On Thu, 2 Mar 2006, David Mathog wrote: > Robert G. Brown wrote: >> On Wed, 1 Mar 2006, Leif Nixon wrote: >> >>>> Nesting levels of 10+ are not unknown. >>> >>> Embarrassing. I'll pretend I didn't read that. >> > > There is another way of representing nesting depth besides braces > and indentations: state the nesting depth explicitly. However, no > language I know of has implemented this method. Probably because it is > ugly as plain text and it also requires a smart editor to > handle a cut and paste operation correctly because it must renumber > indentation levels to match the insertion point. Ie, the place > where a normal cut and paste of indented text also goes wrong. > On the plus side the logic depth is explicit and all lines start > at the same column near the left side of the screen, so > renormalization of indent levels is avoided. While it is a > bit hard to read as plain text, it would be trivial to modify > nedit or other graphical editors to highlight indent levels, > or to color them differently, making the nesting visually obvious. > Notice that the braces in the example are logically redundant > because two consecutive lines like 2)->3) correspond to an open > brace and 3)->2) to a close brace. > > That is, do it like this (assuming it was added to C): > > #include <stdlib.h> /* implicit level 0 */ > 0) #include <stdio.h> /* explicit level 0 */ > 0) #include <unistd.h> > > int main(void){ > 1) int i,j,k; /* explicit levels >0 */ > 1) int sum=0; > 1) > 1) for(i=0; i<10; i++){ > 2) for(j=0; j<i; j++){ > 3) for(k=0; k<j; k++){ > 4) sum +=k; > 3) } > 2) } > 1) } > 1) (void) fprintf(stdout,"The sum is %d\n",sum); > 1) exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); > } > Lovely. Great idea. emacs does some stuff like this with xml and tags, but I've never seen it do it with C code. Probably does, though, if you could only find the right lisp modules. I could add this to jove pretty easily as well, as I have the source. However, if it isn't in the language itself, then you're left with either numbers in that don't parse and printing and browsing in other environments won't work. So it would have to be a language level modification, and peoples eyes and hands (all used to indentation from computer language infancy in ALL languages) would have to retrain. rgb > > Regards, > > David Mathog > mathog at caltech.edu > Manager, Sequence Analysis Facility, Biology Division, Caltech > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu


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Willard Myron Allen (1904-1993) was a 1932 graduate of the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry and a member of its faculty until his appointment as Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Washington University (St. Louis) in 1940. Allen was renowned for his research on female hormones, including his collaboration with George W. Corner on the isolation of progesterone. The Papers of Willard M. Allen were presented by his daughter Lucille Anderson to the Edward G. Miner Library in the summer of 2002. Processing was completed in September 2004. The collection comprises twenty-five boxes and occupies fourteen linear feet.
Willard Myron Allen was born in Macedon, N.Y. on 5 November 1904 to Lewis F. Allen and Marion E. Hoag. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Hobart College (Geneva, N.Y.) in 1926, Allen enrolled in the second class of the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry. At the end of his first year, Allen accepted a two-year research fellowship (1927-29) in the laboratory of anatomy department chairman George Washington Corner (1889-1981). Upon completion of his fellowship, Allen returned to his medical studies and graduated with the Class of 1932.
Allen remained in Rochester in 1932-33 as a National Research Council fellow and assistant resident pathologist. In 1933-34 he interned at Strong Memorial Hospital, the University's teaching hospital. He did his residencies (1934-37) in the Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Strong. Allen was made an instructor in the School of Medicine in 1936, and assistant professor of obstetrics & gynecology in 1938. He held this position until his appointment in 1940 as chairman of the Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Washington University School of Medicine (St. Louis). Allen was the first Rochester medical graduate to attain this professorial rank, and at the time was one of the youngest department chairmen in an American medical school. Allen served as chair of obstetrics & gynecology at Washington University and as obstetrician-in-chief at Barnes and Allied Hospitals until his retirement in 1971. That year Allen left St. Louis for Baltimore, where he was appointed professor of obstetrics at the University of Maryland. Allen subsequently served as associate dean of the medical school at Maryland (1976-1982).
Late in his first year of medical school (1927), Allen was invited by George W. Corner to become a fellow in anatomy and to work with him on the identification of the hormone responsible for progestational changes. By the end of 1928 Corner and Allen had made hundreds of extracts from the corpus luteum of rabbits and in the process had isolated the hormone later to be named progesterone. Their work was described in a classic paper, "Physiology of the corpus luteum," published in the American Journal of Physiology (1929, 88:326-46). Allen also described this work in the thesis submitted for his masters degree on 17 May 1929 entitled The preparation of a hormone of the corpus luteum which produced progestational proliferation (Box 14, Folder 9).
The female hormones would remain the focus of Allen's research the remainder of his career. This research is described in an autobiographical article entitled "Recollections of my life with progesterone," published in Gynecologic Investigation (1974, 5:142-182). Allen was the first to administer progesterone to human subjects – specifically for the treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding (1942); developed "Allen's blue reaction" (the blue color test for DHIA) and its clinical application (1950); specified the role of progesterone in the maintenance of pregnancy, etc. Allen's best known contribution outside the laboratory is his description of what has been termed the "Allen-Masters Syndrome," i.e., the laceration of the fascial layers of the broad and Mackenrodt ligaments resulting in abnormal mobility of the cervix. This condition was described by Allen and William H. Masters in their paper "Traumatic laceration of uterine support: the clinical syndrome and operative treatment," published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1955, 70:500-513).
In 1927 Allen married Julia Bell Gardner (d. 1941). A daughter (Lucille) was born to them in 1933. In 1946 Allen married Dorothy Dunn Esley. Willard Myron Allen died in Baltimore on 15 August 1993.
The General Files are an alphabetically arranged series that reflect Allen's various activities from the late 1920s through the early 1990s. It includes materials pertaining to medical and scientific societies; extensive correspondence with pharmaceutical companies involved in the manufacture of hormonal extracts; and Allen's participation in governmental or organizational review committees (e.g., the FDA's committee on the oral contraceptive Enovid). Material on academic matters at the University of Rochester or Washington University is limited.
Allen's correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent. (His extensive correspondence with pharmaceutical companies is organized in the General Files under each firm's name.)
This series is interesting, but by no means complete. For example, there is not a complete set of Allen's reprints in the collection; nor are most of the talks and lectures given over half a century present. Many manuscripts, reprints and texts of oral presentations are here, however, including the manuscripts of several articles that were never published.
The research series may be divided into two unequal parts. The first (Boxes 14-15) contains the laboratory notebooks in which Allen recorded the preparation of more than 100 hormonal extracts at the University of Rochester between 1929 and 1936. The second part of this series records clinical research conducted at Washington University from the early 1940s. Because the St. Louis files include patient health information, researchers needing access to Boxes 14-23 will require permission from the University of Rochester Medical Center's HIPAA officer.
In addition to diplomas, certificates and awards, Box 25 also includes photographic portraits of Willard M. Allen.
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Since the appearance of AIDS in the early 1980s, the United States military has been collecting health-related information on affected personnel and their family members. So far, data on nearly 4,500 HIV positive people has been collected. Analyses of this data set can be a powerful tool to better understand changes in HIV-related conditions over several decades.
Recently, military medical personnel used this data set to investigate trends in cancers and found a significant shift in the type of cancers over time. The implications of their findings are discussed later in this report.
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Researchers focused their analysis on the period spanning 1984 and 2007. Here is the average profile of participants at the time they were diagnosed with HIV infection:
Over a 20-year span, about 10% of the group, or 446 people, developed cancer. Most of the cancers (68%) occurred before 1996 and were related to AIDS (Kaposi's sarcoma and so on). In general, AIDS-related cancers became less common after 2001. Indeed, rates of cancers unrelated to AIDS have significantly increased in the present era compared to the time before HAART, as outlined below:
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Cancers that were unrelated to AIDS and that occurred during the study were as follows:
Of these cancers, only anal cancer rates increased in a statistically significant manner between 1984 and 2007.
Overall, the study team calculated that the risk of cancers unrelated to AIDS was twice as high in HIV positive people compared to healthy HIV negative people. Anal cancer was 13 times more common in HIV positive men than in HIV negative men of a similar age.
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The military researchers noted that the older a person was in this study, the greater his or her risk for developing cancer. This makes sense because people's immune systems slowly degrade with age. Another finding was that Black people were less likely to develop skin cancer than White people.
There did not seem to be any relation between CD4+ counts and the risk of developing cancers unrelated to AIDS.
During the study about 34% of participants died. Among people who experienced non-AIDS-related cancer, 40% died. For people with these cancers, the following proportions died a certain time after their cancer was diagnosed:
Survival was generally better in participants who developed AIDS-related cancers.
Why the Increase in Certain Cancers?
There may be many reasons for the increase in cancers unrelated to AIDS, as follows:
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Although long-term HIV infection is increasingly associated with a heightened risk for certain cancers, the actual number of people developing such cancers is relatively small. And, as more research is done on cancers unrelated to AIDS, perhaps more ways of preventing these cancers will become available.
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Iwie (In Memory of the Jewish Community of Iwie),
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My posts had started to become negatively self-centered, redundant, and sparse. What, I tried to restart like 3 times? Ya, I think it's time to call it quits. This blog went on for longer than I even thought it would back when I first started it- about a year and a half. It was fun while it lasted, but as they say, you can only play the blues for so long until you get famous and aren't blue anymore. Or something like that. Anyways, keep track of me on my Tumblr and Twitter. And, even though I won't be here, keep on trollin'. Troll Man out.


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As we move through Championship Week, we'll continue to bring you short reviews of each of the automatic qualifiers to help you fill out your bracket. In this post, we have your Big East, Mountain West, MAC, and SWAC conference champions. Here's what you need to know about these recent bid winners.
- Big East Champion (26-9, 14-8)
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- Adjusted Scoring Margin = +11.5
- Likely NCAA Seed: #4-#5
Three Bruce Pearls of Wisdom.
- Louisville might be one of the toughest teams in America to project for the NCAA Tournament, by virtue of the fact that they've had such a schizophrenic season full of ups and downs. After winning 11 games in a row to start the season, the Cardinals then dropped five of seven. Then, after going on another hot streak to win six Big East games in a row, Louisville dropped four of its final six regular season contests before its most recent four-game surge to win the Big East Tournament. So which team should we expect to show up next week? The story will be told in the type of opponent that Rick Pitino's team draws.
- Louisville has almost no offensive firepower to speak of — six players average between nine and 14 points per game, but they can't shoot straight (48% from two; 31% from three) and have trouble avoiding long scoring droughts — rather, the Cardinals have won 26 games through its exceptionally tough defense (ranked #2 in defensive efficiency). They cause over 15 turnovers per game and force teams into tough shots both on the interior and beyond the three-point line. In the Cardinals' last 10 games, their opponent has only reached 60 points three times. It's somewhat instructive, though, that Louisville went 6-4 in those games because they broke the 60-point barrier only four times themselves.
- We'd suggest that you be careful in presuming that a Big East Tournament champion is poised to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament just because they're the Big East champion. Marquette was the only solid offensive team that the Cards defeated this week, and they're likely to face teams that can really cause them some problems in the first two rounds. As a potential #4 or #5 seed, Louisville could be matched up against a dangerous team like Long Beach State (and Casper Ware) in the first game and a team like Creighton (and Doug McDermott) in the next round. While Pitino's defense is likely to keep the Cards in either game, they'll have significant trouble scoring enough points down the stretch to pull out a victory, while the other teams have players who can make plays. For that reason, this is a team that you'll want to think carefully about putting deep into your bracket — the Cardinals can be successful playing other offensively-challenged teams, but those teams tend to not play very far into March and will be few and far between.
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As the Supreme Court takes up same-sex marriage on Tuesday, a growing number of young Republicans are waving the white flag in the culture war over gay weddings — with many opting to focus on economic issues instead.
That shift is evident among conservative youth from GOP college activists to young right-leaning Beltway pundits to heartland churchgoers under 30, political and religious leaders say.
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Richard Land, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, told POLITICO that young members of his community are no longer interested in vocalizing opposition to same-sex marriage.
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"Basically, they just don't think it's something we want to talk about," said Land, who strongly opposes same-sex marriage. "[They say,] 'It feels intolerant. We believe what we believe, they have a right to what they want to believe. Marriage should be a church thing, not a legal thing.'"
Polls have shown that overall, Americans have grown increasingly accepting of gay marriage in recent years.
That is also true among young Republicans: In 2007-2008, 70 percent of Republicans ages 18-29 opposed gay marriage and 25 percent supported it, according to figures from the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press. Compare those numbers with a Pew survey released last week, which found that nearly 40 percent of Republicans in that age group support same-sex marriage.
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People had >>>> enough time there to discuss, explain their ideas with the help of a >>>> whiteboard, decide and improve the proposal. >>>> >>>> S2API was choosen, since it was considered the better proposal for >>>> everybody there. None of the presents voted for Multiproto. >>>> >>>> Now that the decision were already taken, it is not time anymore to >>>> argue >>>> in favor to any other proposals. We need to move ahead and finally add >>>> support for DVB-S2 and the remaining missing digital TV's at kernel. >>>> >>>> Thank you and everyone else involved on adding support for the missing >>>> standards. >>>> >>>> Let's move to the next step: finally add API changes and drivers for >>>> DVB-S2 and prepare support for the remaining missing standards. >>> It's no secret to anyone that there has been foul play, and blatantly >>> clear there is bias against Manu himself, and multiproto as a result, >>> based on personal differences & past conflicts. You can't possibly >>> expect the dvb community to believe a fair & balanced meeting took >>> place to discuss these proposals when half the people there already >>> signed on for s2api, and the other half don't have the knowledge & >>> experience with dvb to make well-informed decisions. You can't >>> possibly think people will believe any of you (who've openly admitted >>> support for s2api) spent 2 seconds defending multiproto, or even >>> assessing the proposal from an unbias technical standpoint. >>> >>> It's very convenient that you've completely ignored multiple requests >>> for more in-depth details that actually prove your points have real >>> technical merit and aren't just the result of some self-interest >>> politics and b.s. Yet, you had no problem writing paragraphs about >>> how the decision has been made and everyone should just accept it. >>> Sorry, people aren't going to just accept it because this whole thing >>> has been tainted by misleading people, misrepresenting the truth, and >>> sometimes flat out lying. >>> >>> Valuable members of the community have turned, and are turning away >>> because of how poorly dvb has been maintained, and how self-serving >>> some people act. I'm thankful that more people are being exposed & >>> becoming aware of what's been going on in hopes that at the very least >>> some kind of steps will be taken to stop the misuse & abuse of power >>> at the front of the dvb train. >>> >>> Again, if there is truth to your claims that s2api is the best >>> technical solution, then convince us all by providing tangible proof >>> rather then expecting everyone to take your word for it while ignoring >>> our requests for such information. You have an obligation to the >>> community to justify your actions, and be held accountable for them. >>> >> There hasn't been much positive feedback here! How about let's talk to >> split the >> v4l and dvb development in order to not give Mauro the full authority >> over the whole >> 2 subsystems where he hardly anything contributed (to the second part). >> >> Don't see this as a flamewar, Andrew Morton and a few others are >> following that discussion now. >> >> Mauro as for you try to justify your step technically, the only point >> we've seen for now was from >> Patrick Boettcher (which was a good one from his side) but also the >> other involved people (within that >> 8 people group in Portland should point out their opinion and >> technical objections/reasons now). >> >> Officially it looks like you had 3 people supporting the Stevens >> proposal and 5 people who didn't know about >> the framework at all and explaining them that the DVB-S2 step is the >> better one to go whereas you had >> noone representing the multiproto path. Such a vote is highly doubtful >> then. >> >> Hans Hverkuil: >> I saw you in IRC that you support that proposal please also state out >> your opinion and/or ask your questions >> what/why things have been done like they are done in the multiproto >> tree and why you don't support it. >> >> It finally can really end up with a good solution either multiproto or >> S2 but everyone should understand and not only >> a few people. > > These are my reasons for voting in favor of the S2 API. Note that I looked > at the public API part as that is the hard part of these patches. I've > created several V4L2 APIs in the past so I know how important that is. Thanks for the explanation on your position. I should explain some aspects as well. > 1) It's pretty much guaranteed to be future proof by its very design. It > is next to impossible to predict what they will come up with next in the > future, so this is a very important property. The multiproto API is just as future proof as S2API. This was the very basic cause for the evolution of multiproto, if you see the history. We've had lots of discussions on having it on the same mailing lists abd is future proof and thus it evolved. All the discussion threads are archived. > 2) It makes it easy to set separate properties, so you can 'fine-tune' the > tuner, so to speak. Or retrieve other tuner properties that way. Basically > it gives the application fine-grained control of the tuner properties, > which is rather nice. You don't manually control a tuner, whereas a demodulator controls a tuner, for the relevant operation. For analog operations, a tuner is more important, but we are not dealing with analog operations here, we are dealing with adding a new Digital standard for user applications to talk to a frontend: ie a demodulator + tuner. The tuner happens to be running in tandem to the algorithm which the demodulator is run basically. > 3) A consideration for me is that this API can be used equally well for > the V4L2 analog tuner side. There is nothing DVB specific about it. It > would solve some long-standing issues I have with LNA in analog tuners and > I'm seriously thinking of adding support for this to V4L2. It's nice to be > able to use the same external and internal APIs for tuners in both > subsystems. An existing API shouldn't be dependant on another API. > No doubt the discussions would have been more lively had Manu been > present, but I doubt it would have made any difference. The discussions > were kept on a technical level, there were no conspiracy plots or any of > that nonsense. It's an API for crying out loud, not the end of the world. > Just work with Steve to convert the current devices in the multiproto tree > to use this API. If there is anything missing kick Steve and he'll have to > add whatever is needed. That's *his* responsibility and he accepted that > during the discussions. It can be the reverse way too .. > The only reason I replied at all is that I thought it a fair request to > have more detailed information on the reasoning behind the decision. > > I do not intend to discuss this further, mostly because all this has been > discussed to death already. Two competing APIs, one 'wins'. That's life > and it sucks if your API doesn't get in. I can totally understand that > Manu is unhappy. True, with all those backstabbing going on. > Just take a vacation from driver programming for a week > or so (that worked for me in the past) and when you're over it start > making sure your drivers are supported by the kernel and your users are > happy. That's where the real satisfaction of kernel programming comes > from, after all: that users can just install Fedora or Ubuntu and having > their hardware supported out of the box thanks to our collective hard > work. The same can be said, on the other side as well. Regards, Manu


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Catherine began her Cecchetti training with Rita Emmerson and Laura Wilson, and continued at London College studying with Jocelyn Mather. She then gained a B.Ed Honours Degree from the University of Sussex.
Appointed to Leicestershire Local Authority Arts Service as Advisory Teacher for Dance, she led a team of specialist teachers in ballet, contemporary and Indian dance, working in schools and developing CPD training for 29 years. As Deputy Service Manager and Head of Performance Catherine directed the Youth Dance and Ballet programme, including Dance Activate and the Leicestershire Schools Ballet Scheme - both innovative programmes to introduce primary school children, especially boys, to ballet with many going on to vocational training. She also directed a nationally recognised youth arts training and performance programme for Leicestershire schools and young people.
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International Friendly: Germany 6 Armenia 1
A flurry of late goals - including a header from Miroslav Klose that saw the striker surpass Gerd Muller as Germany's all-time record scorer - enabled Joachim Low's men to record a comfortable victory in their final warm-up game before heading to Brazil.
However, it is the injury to Reus that will dominate the headlines after the Borussia Dortmund forward was carried from the pitch late in the first half in visible distress after appearing to twist his left ankle.
Germany subsequently took the lead through Andre Schurrle, but were pegged back by a penalty from Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
Armenia's equaliser came with 21 minutes remaining, yet the hosts subsequently pulled clear with further goals from Lukas Podolski, Benedikt Howedes and Klose before Mario Gotze rounded off the scoring with a late brace.
Germany can expect stiffer opposition in their World Cup opener against Portugal on June 16, but will surely take heart from the way they finished Friday's match at the Coface Arena in Mainz.
Armenia started brightly, but almost fell behind when Hrayr Mkoyan cleared an effort from Reus off the line after the 25-year-old had been slid through by Thomas Muller.
Despite dictating play for much of the first half, Germany struggled to find a way through the Armenian defence.
Jerome Boateng headed wide from a corner before Reus was denied by a strong save from Roman Berezovsky.
The first ended then on a sour note for Low's men, as Reus was helped from the field in some pain following a tackle from Artur Yedigaryan.
Reus' replacement Podolski had a hand in Germany's opener as Schurrle found the net seven minutes into the second half.
Podolski broke free down the left-hand side, before teeing up Chelsea forward Schurrle with a pinpoint low cross.
Boateng lashed a fierce effort narrowly over the crossbar and Mesut Ozil struck the post as Germany pushed for a second, but Armenia still carried a threat.
And the underdogs drew level in the 69th minute when substitute Kevin Grosskreutz tripped Gevorg Ghazaryan in the area, allowing Dortmund team-mate Mkhitaryan to coolly slot past another club colleague, Roman Weidenfeller, from the penalty spot.
Remarkably, Germany responded by firing in five goals in the final 18 minutes.
Podolski rifled a fine finish into the bottom corner from Ozil's neat pass, and Howedes swiftly made it 3-1 by converting a rebound after Berezovsky's brilliant inital save from his header.
Klose then grabbed his landmark 69th international goal with a diving header from another excellent cross from Podolski.
And there was still time for Gotze to capitalise on further slack defending with two late strikes.


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Structural basis of the processivity of an exopolyphosphatase:
Fusion of an ASKHA phosphotransferase and a cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase
Johnjeff Alvarado, Anita Ghosh, Tyler Janovitz, Andrew Jauregui, Miriam S. Hasson, and David Avram Sanders
The Escherichia coli Ppx protein is an exopolyphosphatase that degrades long-chain polyphosphates in a highly processive reaction. It also hydrolyzes the terminal 5' phosphate of the modified nucleotide guanosine 5' triphoshpate 3' diphosphate (pppGpp). The structure of Ppx has been determined to 1.9 Angstrom resolution by X-ray crystallography. The exopolyphospatase is an ASKHA (Acetate and Sugar Kinases, Hsp70, Actin) phosphotransferase with an active site found in a cleft between the two amino-terminal domains. Analysis of the active site indicates that among ASKHA phosphotranferases of known structure Ppx is the closest to the ecto-nucleoside triphosphate diphosphohydrolases. A third domain forms a six-helix claw that is similar to the catalytic core of the eukaryotic cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases. Most of the twenty-nine sulfate ions bound to the Ppx dimmer occupy sites where the polyP chain likely binds. An aqueduct that passes through the enzyme provides a physical basis for the enzyme's high processivity.


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And, finally, thank you to all my dear readers who visited or commented.
February 6, 2013
And, finally, thank you to all my dear readers who visited or commented.
20 comments:
- Rocky Mountain Woman said...
I've always loved Sophia. I think she is so classy...
- February 6, 2013 at 10:12 PM
- Carol L McKenna said...
Fun post and great 'photos of leading ladies' ~
Carol of: A Creative Harbor ~ visiting from Alphabe Thurs.
- February 6, 2013 at 10:22 PM
- Draffin Bears said...
Hi Lola and Nora,
All fabulous leading Ladies - my favourite I think would have to be Grace Kelly, wasn't she beautiful.
Love Miss Piggy too.
Happy rest of the week
- February 6, 2013 at 10:38 PM
What a wonderful collection of leading ladies!
- February 7, 2013 at 12:44 AM
- Stacia said...
Miss Piggy! Definitely the best.
- February 7, 2013 at 4:19 AM
- Along These Lines ..... said...
Miss Piggy would NOT be pleased at being last on the list.
- February 7, 2013 at 1:21 PM
- Along These Lines ..... said...
Miss Piggy would not be please at being last on the list.
- February 7, 2013 at 1:23 PM
- JDaniel4's Mom said...
These ladies have such elegance!
- February 7, 2013 at 2:33 PM
- Sarah~Magnolia Surprise said...
They were all classic beauties! Good thing you included Miss Piggy or she would have been very upset :)
- February 7, 2013 at 4:43 PM
- Debra said...
ha ha ha miss piggy at the end, love it
- February 7, 2013 at 6:59 PM
- Esther Joy said...
All your leading ladies made me smile, ...but I surely smiled the most when you ended with Miss Piggy! LOL!
- February 8, 2013 at 1:08 AM
- Tracy Cook said...
When did leading ladies stop being so graceful ? Thank you for reminding me
- February 8, 2013 at 1:09 PM
- Jeanne Pursell said...
Love Sophia Loren...and Elizabeth Taylor in her day...but what about Ann Margret? Isn't she in that category too? Oh...and Jane Fonda is looking pretty nice for her age too!! I don't look that good now and I'm a lot younger than she is!! :)
Hope all's well with you two!
xo Jeanne, Chloe and LadyBug
- February 10, 2013 at 10:39 AM
- Sue said...
I love Grace Kelly.
And I would like to have added Audrey Hepburn!
- February 11, 2013 at 8:58 PM
- Ralph said...
They are all lovely leading ladies, although I would say Grace Kelly is just right at number 1.
I really like her in Rear Window too. Her presence exudes class to any of those roles!
- February 11, 2013 at 10:00 PM
- Jackie said...
Hi Lola. I don't know how I missed this for the letter L. But I did. I am here now and this is great.
You picked some of my very favorite leading ladies ever!
I hope you are having a great week!
Jackie Expression Needed! :-)
- February 12, 2013 at 7:23 AM
- HOOTIN ANNI said...
I remember 'em all!!!
Happy Ruby Tuesday.
- February 12, 2013 at 11:07 AM
- namaki said...
How beautiful is Grace Kelly ! Her daughters certainly look like her ! She's wearing a beautiful red dress too !
Thanks for sharing !
- February 12, 2013 at 1:10 PM
- Liza said...
Stunning ladies but Miss Piggy is my fave.
My entries:
Liz (mcn)
Liz (mot)
- February 13, 2013 at 8:54 AM
- Jenny said...
What absolutely lovely leading ladies!
It sometimes seems like the age of elegance in the movies is long gone!
Thanks for linking.
- February 19, 2013 at 1:03 AM


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LIFE in the fast lane with Audi is invariably an exhilarating experience.
In the past, I have marvelled at the ground-breaking R8 Coupe and been astonished by the thrust of the RS4 estate.
And here we go again with the super looking and super fast RS5 Coupe, dripping with kit and explosive to drive.
Looking back at the R8 Coupe, I recall that when it was launched with a 4.2-litre V8 engine it could hit 62mph in 4.2 seconds.
The new RS5 will reach the same speed in 3.9 seconds from a 2.9-litre V6 bi-turbo unit that produces 450PS and can propel the car to 174mph.
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Aided by a 60kg overall weight reduction versus the outgoing car, the V6 bi-turbo is capable of up to 32.5mpg combined, corresponding to 197 grams of CO2 per km – an efficiency gain of 17 percent over the previous model.
But let's be honest here. Once you start enjoying the acceleration you are unlikely to achieve 30mpg.
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Pronounced air intakes, gaping oval exhaust tailpipes, quattro blisters complementing widened wheel arches and an exclusive honeycomb design for the single frame grille are among the features that render the elegantly updated A5 body fit to bear the RS badge.
The standard LED headlamps with their dynamic scrolling indicators can also be upgraded to Matrix LED units capable of intelligently diverting their high beam around oncoming and leading traffic for maximum illumination, and for maximum visual impact the sizeable 19-inch alloy wheels can also be upgraded to a 20-inch design.
Defining features also abound in the upscale and lavishly appointed four-seat interior. Fine Nappa leather-upholstered RS sport seats position the driver perfectly in relation to the flat-bottomed multifunction sport steering wheel.
High-end technologies, including a head-up display and as many as 30 driver assistance systems are available from the options list to help the RS 5 remove even more layers of stress from every journey and leave drivers free to immerse themselves in the performance.


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The Real Deal has ranked the top listing agents of the week based on the highest priced residential deals filed with the city.
Some of the top agents of the week, from left: Paula Del Nunzio, Rina Schafman, Dolly Lenz, Olga Neulist, and Kathryn Steinberg
Footnotes: Data is for closed deals filed with the city this week through Thursday. The chart only includes sellers' brokers, because buyers' brokers' names are not available in city data or listings. The data does not include deals in contract. To obtain broker information, listing information was compared with sales records filed with the city. Only deals where an individual broker and address can be identified are included. As a result, private sales, listings where an address has not been provided and new development sales by a sales center are not included. Sources: Streeteasy.com and The Real Deal.


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Congress: Ask for $$$ Estimate on the Nat'l AIDS Strategy!
February 25, 2011
Think the National HIV/AIDS Strategy's a good idea?
Urge Your Representative to Sign-On to the Quigley/Lee Letter to the Congressional Budget Office Requesting a Cost and Savings Estimate of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy
Just a few days left to persuade members of Congress to join the Quigley/Lee letter requesting a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimate of the cost and savings of implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy!
U.S. Representatives Mike Quigley (D-IL) and Barbara Lee (D-CA) are circulating a dear-colleague letter in the House inviting members of Congress to join their letter to the CBO requesting an official, unbiased estimate of the needed investments and corresponding savings of a fully implemented National HIV/AIDS Strategy.
As we balance difficult economic times with the imperative to reduce the federal budget deficit and stimulate economic recovery, Congress must examine every dollar of federal spending to maximize results and strengthen critical safety net programs for those who are most vulnerable. Nowhere is this more essential than in live-saving HIV/AIDS prevention and care programs.
The official deadline for Congressional offices to sign has been extended to Friday, February 25th. Representatives Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), Corrine Brown (D-FL), John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI), Barney Frank (D-MA), Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), Jim Himes (D-CT), Maurice Hinchey (D-NY), James P. Moran (D-VA), Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Jared Polis (D-CO), Adam Smith (D-WA), Ted Deutch (D-FL), and Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) have all signed on as cosponsors!
Call your U.S. Representative today and leave this message: "Please sign on to the National HIV/AIDS Strategy dear-colleague letter being circulated by Reps. Mike Quigley and Barbara Lee."
You can look up your representatives here: http://capwiz.com/aac/dbq/officials/
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After watching Hordak ruthlessly take over the Kingdom of Brightmoon, Scorpia chose to surrender her Crimson Waste fiefdom to the new conqueror, hoping it was better to keep Hordak as an ally than an enemy. She is a member of the Scorpioni, a race of female dominant warriors with claw like hands and stinging armored tails. While a cunning warrior, she is inept in magic, always preferring hand-to-claw combat with her foes. Occasionally she uses a powerful tank called the Crawler which blasts sleep rays and sting lasers. When Hordak abandoned Etheria for a planet with greater natural magic, Scorpia stayed behind to rule her desert kingdom and hoping one day all of Etheria itself!
Scorpia was also featured in the POP UK Magazines, where she is paired with the evil, Count Sneer. Together they conquered the Kingdom Of The Crimson Waste. The masked Crimson Fury is determined to liberate the fallen kingdom by driving the duo from it.
Trivia (Clawful94): Scorpia was voiced by Linda Gary in the POP Filmation Cartoons. In May of 2014, Scorpia is finally released as a figure, in the MOTUC.
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Dan Walters
Dan Walters: When political rules are changed, so are outcomes
Three years ago, early in the 2011 baseball season, the Florida Marlins' Scott Cousins, while trying to score in a game against the San Francisco Giants, collided with Buster Posey, the Giants' star catcher, who was blocking home plate.
Posey suffered a severely broken leg, which ended his season, and without him, the Giants, who had won the World Series the year before, had a lackluster year.
In response, a new rule is in place this year to restrict plate blocking. But the rule makes it more difficult for catchers to tag runners, as was demonstrated recently when Posey, unable to block the plate, missed a swipe tag, costing a run.
The point is that changing any game's rules also affects the game's outcomes. And that's very true of politics, which brings us to two big political process changes being proposed by Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg.
Both proposals respond to recent events, but their effect – intended or otherwise – would be to solidify Democrats' already overwhelming control of the Legislature.
Last year, Michael Rubio, a Democratic senator from Bakersfield, resigned unexpectedly to become a corporate executive, and Republican Andy Vidak captured the seat in a special election. Losing the seat embarrassed Steinberg and also reduced the "supermajority" that Democrats had won in the Senate just a few months earlier.
Steinberg's Senate Constitutional Amendment 16, if approved by the Legislature and voters, would allow the governor to fill a legislative vacancy, with agreement of the involved house, and require that the replacement come from the same party as the predecessor.
Steinberg says it would reduce expensive special elections and provide more continuity of representation. But it would also protect Democrats from losing seats in low-turnout special elections, while giving them the indirect power to fill GOP vacancies.
Steinberg's final year in office has been marred by three Democratic colleagues being suspended while facing criminal charges.
The Senate suspended the three even though the state constitution doesn't contain any provision for suspension, just expulsion by a two-thirds vote.
Senate Constitutional Amendment 17 would allow a legislator to be suspended without pay for any reason by a majority house vote – thus giving the majority party, virtually always Democrats, immense new power.
Perhaps it wouldn't be misused to punish, or threaten to punish, a recalcitrant legislator for purely political reasons, but who really knows? History indicates that once acquired, political power is almost always used.
A suspension should require a two-thirds vote, and there should be some requirement to show valid cause, such as pending criminal charges.
Both rule changes are supposedly public interest reforms, but serve narrow political interests.