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Its tower is the emblem of the city, commonly referred to as "the Michel": St. Michael's Church and its unmistakable copper roof is one of the most beautiful Baroque churches in northern Germany. Night tours of the tower also afford visitors glorious views of the Hanseatic city beneath the starry sky.
Majestically tall at 132 metres, it is certainly not the biggest tower in Germany, yet it boasts the largest church clock in the country. At eight metres in diameter, it really is an astonishing sight to behold. As visitors can still see today, no corners were cut in St. Michael's interior, either, even though the church has burned down three times since it was founded in around 1600 and was bombed in World War II.
Precious marble sets a worthy stage for the 20 metre high altar. The pulpit with its glorious staircase and the baptismal font are also made of the heavy stone material. The central console of the church's five truly unrivalled organs created by master craftsmen is installed in the concert gallery. The senate pew shows just how important St. Michael's Church is to the people of Hamburg. It is adorned with special decorations and the coat of arms of Hamburg on the side of the pew to highlight the church's special seating arrangement. Wealthy residents of Hamburg, including big names such as the composer Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, have been laid to rest in the crypt. From the narrow crypt, visitors can take on an athletic challenge and climb the 452 steps up the tower for sprawling views of the city. Or if they can only make it up 52 steps, there is a lift to help them the rest of the way.
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The Department of Biology offers summer research opportunities in the areas of cellular and molecular biology. This program, supported by the Dr. Arnold T. Borer Summer Research Endowment, provides selected students with a stipend, free room and board, and a travel allowance.
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Seems logical for any other network, not for buddypress though :(
We all know the extended user profiles in buddypress - problem is, even though some fields are marked as required, that "required" seems to have no real significance for buddypress developers. So we have some "required" fields, which nobody EVER asks the user to fill in ... "Great" job so far ...
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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
One of the many articles translated from the French which appeared in Lalor's Cyclopedia in 1884. This one is a spirited defence of the natural right to property:
Property, made manifest by labor, participates in the rights of the person whose emanation it is; like him, it is inviolable so long as it does not extend so far as to come into collision with another right; like him, it is individual, because it has its origin in the independence of the individual, and because, when several persons have co-operated in its formation, the latest possessor has purchased with a value, the fruit of his personal labor, the work of all the fellow-laborers who have preceded him; this is what is usually the case with manufactured articles. When property has passed, by sale or by inheritance, from one hand to another, its conditions have not changed; it is still the fruit of human liberty manifested by labor, and the holder has the same rights as the producer who took possession of it by right.
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Lalor's massive encyclopedia was aimed squarely at the American market but included dozens of translations from the French language Dictionnaire de l'économie politique published in 1852. The full French original has unfortunately never been translated into English even though it contains a huge number of important essays written by Bastiat and other luminaries of French political economy in the mid-19th century. This quotation comes from one of the more interesting entries on property. A list of the translations in Lalor's encyclopedia can be found in the Forum.


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SUBJECT: Potential to Emit for MACT Standards -- Guidance on Timing Issues
FROM: John S. Seitz, Director
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (MD-10)
TO: Linda Murphy, Region I
Conrad Simon, Region II
Thomas Maslany, Region III
Winston Smith, Region IV
David Kee, Region V
Stanley Meiberg, Region VI
William Spratlin, Region VII
Patricia Hull, Region VIII
David Howekamp, Region IX
Jim McCormick, Region X
Section 112 of the Clean Air Act distinguishes between major sources and area sources of
hazardous air pollutants. Although maximum achievable control technology (MACT) is required
for all major sources of hazardous air pollutants, lesser controls or no controls may be required of
area sources in a particular industry. In addition, whether a facility is a major or area source of
hazardous air pollutants may affect the applicability of other CAA requirements -- such as when
or whether the facility is required to obtain a Title V operating permit.
The purpose of this memo is to clarify when a major source of hazardous air pollutants can become an area source -- by obtaining federally enforceable limits on its potential to emit -- rather than comply with major source requirements. Timing questions are important to address now because several MACT standards have been promulgated and because an increasing number of sources are nearing deadlines for submitting Title V operating permit applications. The EPA recently provided guidance on how facilities can obtain federally enforceable limits on their potential to emit hazardous and criteria air pollutants in a January 25, 1995, memo from me to you.
Section 112 of the Act defines a "major source" as "any stationary source or group of
stationary sources located within a contiguous area and under common control that emits or has
the potential to emit considering controls, in the aggregate, 10 tons per year or more of any
hazardous air pollutant or 25 tons per year or more of any combination of hazardous air
pollutants..." The term "potential to emit" is defined in the section 112 general provisions (40
CFR Part 63.2) as " the maximum capacity of a stationary source to emit a pollutant under its
physical or operational design," considering controls and limitations that are federally
enforceable. This definition is consistent with definitions in regulations for the new source
review and Title V permit programs.
EPA has received a number of requests for clarification concerning when facilities may
limit their potential to emit to avoid applicability of major source requirements of promulgated
MACT standards. Most of these issues are not explicitly addressed by the section 112 general
provisions nor by MACT standards themselves. Therefore, EPA is providing this guidance for
MACT standards based on the Agency's interpretation of the relevant statutory language.
Today's guidance addresses three issues:
By what date must a facility limit its potential to emit if it wishes to avoid major source
requirements of a MACT standard?
Is a facility that is required to comply with a MACT standard permanently subject to that
In the case of facilities with two or more sources in different source categories: If such a
facility is a major source for purposes of one MACT standard, is the facility necessarily a
major source for purposes of subsequently promulgated MACT standards?
EPA plans to follow this guidance memorandum with rulemaking actions to address these issues. The Agency intends to include provisions on potential to emit timing in future MACT rules and amendments to the section 112 general provisions. The EPA believes that the structure of section 112 strongly suggests certain outer limits for when a source may avoid a standard through a limit on its potential to emit. However, EPA also believes the statute may be flexible enough to allow the Agency
to reach different results through rulemaking. In forthcoming rulemaking, EPA will be
considering alternative approaches that could garner additional environmental benefits and
provide additional flexibility to small sources.
Existing sources
Today's guidance clarifies that facilities may switch to area source status at any time until
the "first compliance date" of the standard. The "first compliance date" is defined as the first
date a source must comply with an emission limitation or other substantive regulatory
requirement (i.e., leak detection and repair programs, work practice measures, housekeeping
measures, etc..., but not a notice requirement) in the applicable MACT standard. By that date, to
avoid being in violation, a major source must either comply with the standard, or obtain and
comply with federally enforceable limits ensuring that actual and potential emissions are below
major source thresholds.
The Act does not directly address a deadline for a source to avoid requirements applicable
to major sources through a reduction of potential to emit. However, a result that is consistent
with the language and structure of the Act is that sources should not be allowed to avoid
compliance with a standard after the compliance date, even through a reduction in potential to
emit. In the absence of a rulemaking record supporting a different result, EPA believes that once
a source is required to install controls or take other measures to comply with a MACT standard,
it should not be able to substitute different controls or measures that happen to bring the source
below major source levels.
Moreover, while some standards have multiple, staggered compliance dates, these requirements are intended to function in an integrated manner to meet the statutory goals for that source category. For such a standard, the relevant date for purposes of this policy is the first substantive compliance date. While the Act may permit exceptions to these general rules, any such exceptions will need to be developed through rulemaking.
Some have read the Act to require an even earlier deadline, namely, the date of standard
promulgation. EPA believes this result is not as strongly compelled by the statute. It is
reasonable to presume that Congress intended a source to have some opportunity to avoid a
standard by becoming an area source once it has been identified as subject in a promulgated
The compliance date deadline approach would give small emitters (i.e. facilities with
actual emissions below the major threshold) time to limit their potential emissions rather than
comply with major source requirements. Under this approach, a facility will have the same
amount of time to comply whether it chooses to meet the standard or limit its potential to emit.
This compliance date approach for existing sources is also reasonable because it
recognizes the circumstances that exist regarding MACT standards issued to date. States are in
the process of developing additional mechanisms that can provide federally enforceable limits to
sources. In addition, EPA rules have not previously specified when facilities may switch from
major to area-source status to avoid MACT applicability. It would be inequitable to hold sources
to a promulgation date deadline absent clear advance notice to sources of the full significance of
that date. Although the Act gives EPA discretion to designate a deadline earlier than the first
compliance date, this is most appropriately done through rulemaking in a manner that gives
adequate notice to the regulated community. By contrast, any source should presume that the
compliance date is the final date to establish its status as an area source, at least for purposes of
that standard.
For clarity, the Agency wishes to note that as long as a facility does not qualify for
treatment as an area source, the facility must comply with any applicable major source
requirement under the Clean Air Act. Facilities in need to comply with additional limits to
qualify as area sources will need to plan ahead to obtain the limits before compliance deadlines
for major source requirements. Facilities should consult with State and local air agencies
concerning the timing of any necessary submittal.
New sources
Section 112 requires new sources to comply with a MACT standard upon startup or no
later than the promulgation date of the standard, whichever is later. As a legal matter, to avoid
being in violation, a "potential" major source must either comply with MACT or obtain and
comply with federally enforceable limits by this statutory deadline.
Therefore, the Agency advises that any new facility that would be a major source in the absence of federally enforceable limits must obtain and comply with such limits no later than the promulgation date of the standard or the date of startup of the source, whichever is later. For the same reasons articulated below with regard to existing sources, a new source that is major at the time of promulgation or startup will remain major for purposes of that standard.
Once In, Always In Interpretation
EPA is today clarifying that facilities that are major sources for HAPs on the "first
compliance date" are required to comply permanently with the MACT standard to ensure that
maximum achievable reductions in toxic emissions are achieved and maintained.
EPA believes that this once in, always in policy follows most naturally from the language
and structure of the statute. In many cases, application of MACT will reduce a major emitter's
emissions to levels substantially below the major thresholds. Without a once in, always in
policy, these facilities could "backslide" from MACT control levels by obtaining potential-to-emit limits, escaping applicability of the MACT standard, and increasing emissions to the major-source threshold (10/25 tons per year). Thus, the maximum achievable emissions reductions that
Congress mandated for major sources would not be achieved. A once in, always in policy
ensures that MACT emissions reductions are permanent, and that the health and environmental
protection provided by MACT standards is not undermined.
Example: A facility has potential emissions of 100 tons/year. After compliance with the
applicable MACT standard, which requires a 99 percent emissions reduction, the facility's
total potential emissions would be 1 ton/year. Under today's guidance, that facility could
not subsequently operate with emissions exceeding the maximum achievable control
technology emission level. The facility could not escape continued applicability of the
MACT standard by obtaining "area source" status through limitations on emissions up to
the 10/25 ton per year major source thresholds.
Additionally, the Act requires all major sources to obtain a Part 70 operating permit.
Section 501(2) provides that any source that is major under section 112 will also be major under
title V. It follows that a source that is major for purposes of any MACT standard will be subject
to title V as a major source. As clarification, most MACT standards explicitly require operating
permits for major sources. However, this principle applies regardless of whether it is specified in
the particular standard. Therefore, a source required to comply with MACT requirements
applicable to major sources will also be required to obtain a Part 70 permit for that MACT
A facility that is subject to a MACT standard is not necessarily a major source for future
MACT standards. For example, if after compliance with a MACT standard, a source's potential
to emit is less than the 10/25 tons per year applicability level, the EPA will consider the facility
an area source for purposes of a subsequent standard.
EXAMPLE: A facility has degreasing operations which emit 30 tons per year of HAP.
The same facility also has the potential to emit 5 tons/year of HAP from the coating of
miscellaneous metal parts. After complying with the Halogenated Solvent Cleaning
MACT, the maximum potential emissions from degreasing operations is 3 tons per year.
The total federally enforceable potential emissions from this facility would now be 8 tons
per year which meets the definition for an "area source." Therefore, this facility would
not be subject to the major source requirements of the future miscellaneous metal parts
MACT standard.
It should be noted that EPA has authority to require additional reductions in toxic
emissions from sources that avoid MACT requirements through reductions in potential to emit.
Section 112(f), the residual risk program, requires EPA to evaluate the risk and to promulgate
additional standards for each category or subcategory of major sources, and allows EPA
discretion to do the same for area sources, where there is not an ample margin of safety to protect
public health within 8 years after promulgation of the MACT standard. The EPA will consider
whether residual risk standards are appropriate for sources complying with MACT standards or
potential to emit limits.
In addition, EPA is committed to implementation of the urban area source program as required in Section 112(c)(3) of the CAA. This program requires EPA to issue air toxics standards for area sources representing 90 percent of the area source emissions of the 30 hazardous air pollutants that present the greatest threat to public health in the largest number of urban areas. Together, the Residual Risk Standards and the Urban Area Source Standards ensure protection of public health beyond that achieved by implementation of the MACT standards for major sources.


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The Mike Hayward Collection is a specialist library of classic British motor sport photographs. This unique portfolio is the work of photographer Mike Hayward, whose professional career spans four decades.
The collection is dedicated to British motor racing from 1962 onwards, with photo categories covering F1, F2, F3, Touring Cars and Sports Cars.
There are also sections devoted to rallying, hill climbs and historic events, F5000 and Formula Ford, Trials and Autocross and Formula Renault, plus motorcycle racing and motocross.
In addition there is a driver portraits gallery featuring great names such as Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Ayrton Senna, Clay Regazzoni, Jochen Rindt, Jack Brabham, Gilles Villeneuve, Jackie Stewart, Pedro Rodriguez, Niki Lauda, Michael Schumacher and Nelson Piquet.
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Jeff Petkac – Berea-Midpark Baseball, earlier this season Jeff threw17 strikeouts in a single game. This is now the record for the most strikeouts thrown in single game by a Berea-Midpark pitcher.
Christian Orr – Clay HS Christian set a plethora of records for the Eagles the records had been held for about 16 years. He is the only player to start all 4 years at the school. His first record is All-Time Hits with 121, this record was previously held by his current coach Jim Phillips (99-01) with 111 hits. Orr also now holds the records for most at bats with 327 and most singles with 95. Click here to see an article and interview with the Senior captain.
Ryan Murray – Colerain Ryan set a record for most career stolen bases this year with 45, 15 of those coming this season. That record was set 37 years ago by his uncle and 1980 Colerain grad Chris Murray. Click here for the article on cincinnati.org
Zach Arno – Ross HS Zach broke the school record for the most triples in a season with 5 triples this year. Zach broke/shared three records in one week. He is tied for the most homeruns in one game. He is the only one who has hit four homeruns in a row at Ross. He then turned around and broke the record for most triples in a season a Ross High School.
Thomas House – Ross HS With 176 career strikeouts, Ross senior Thomas House is now the school's career strikeout leader, breaking Tyler Minges' previous record of 164. Click here for an article on cincinnati.org
David Walcott – Lakota West David broke the long standing discus record of 136′ with an impressive 142'10"
Andrew White – Glen Oak Andrew broke a 30 year long standing school record as well as 12 year District Meet Record for discus witha throw of 185′ 6″. He broke 3 records with the first throw of the first flight (stadium record, district record, and the school record for the second time this season).
Carter Liebig – Olentangy Shanahan MS Carter broke a middle school record for the 100m dash with a time of 11.01. That record had been unbroken since the 1980's.
Ethan Best – Perrysburg After a season-ending (helmet cracking) concussion Freshman year, Ethan came back to stop 285, 232, and 208+ goals for varsity D1 HS team. Broke 700 saves – Fist time in school history. And two back-to-back winning seasons (first in program history). Highest stop rate for program, most stops in a single game, and most career SOG. Check out Ethan's sophomore highlight reel here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZORXfri6ATA
Jake Rosko – Holy Name HS Jake set the record for most goals in a single lacrosse game with 9 goals in one game this year.
Nick Brandt – Olentangy Orange Nick Brandt had quite the record breaking season he scored 75 goals (Season Record); 9 goals in one game (Single Game Record); 11 points in one game (Single Game Record). Nick also led Ohio in Goals (75); broke multiple school records held by 2014 All-American Alex Menzo.
Da'One Jordan – Medina Da'One broke a record in the long jump for Medina. Broke 42 year old (1975) school record at 1st meet of the season and then extended that record at an Invitational on May 5th with a 22′ 4 3/4″ jump.
Michael Sedlak – Westlake Michael broke the high school pole vault record with a height of 14'9″ breaking the previous record of 14'6-1/2″ , which was set in 1972.
Tyler Hines – Northwest HS Tyler threw a perfect game vs. Mt Healthy on 4/24/17.
Zoe Coleman – Talwanda Zoe broke the single season triples record with 9 this year. This was the oldest record on Talwanda's softball program hadn't been broken since 1999.
Emily Scarnecchia – Girard Emily had a season high 7 home runs this year which is a record for Girard HS Softball.


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Shred for Chuy Sk8 Comp Rescheduled, Set for This Saturday
A quick announcement that the Shred for Chuy Skate Competition, originally set for last Saturday before the forces of evil (rain) forced a rescheduling, has been reset for this coming Saturday. The details are now:Saturday, April 26th 11am to 5pm Durham Skate Park
Come hang out April 19th for a skate competition at Durham's Skate Park.
We are doing this in honor of Chuy Huerta and we will be collecting donations in order to build a memorial in his name.
There will be prizes and no entry fee for the brave ones that want to compete!
Come and have a good ol' time with Games! Food! Shirts! Music!
We've always heard from Chuy's friends and family that he was full of life and happiness, let's celebrate his life and join forces in making sure this city never forgets who he was.


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October 10, 2013 - Valve today announced the Steam Dev Days conference, which will be held in Seattle, Washington in January, 2014.
Steam Dev Days is a by invitation, two-day conference where video game professionals can meet in a relaxed, off the record environment to share design and industry expertise, participate in roundtable discussions, and attend lectures by industry veterans.
Topics will include game economies, virtual reality, Linux/OpenGL, user-generated content, and more. Developers will also have the opportunity to test-drive and provide feedback on Steam OS, prototype Steam Machines, and Steam Controllers.
For more information, please visit www.steamdevdays.com


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Making friends in Japan? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Making friends in Japan? Goto page 1, 2 Next Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Japan View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message MBeeJoined: 11 Aug 2011Posts: 68 Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 1:06 am Post subject: Making friends in Japan? Hello, I'm an American woman and I'm thinking of teaching in Japan. I'm wondering, do you find it easy or difficult to find friends (either Japanese or foreigner) while living and teaching there? Can anyone comment on what one can expect in terms of being able to make friends in rural areas vs. cities? Thank you! And I wish you all the best, wherever you are in the world this evening. Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 3:31 am Post subject: I wouldn't worry about it unless you are terribly shy and desperately need companionship. Japanese are less inclined to make close friends, but they are otherwise pretty nice. Depending on where you teach, you may find that some students want to go out for food, drink, or sports with the teacher. Beware of the English leeches in that situation. Your foreign friends will initially probably be confined to coworkers and anyone they know who tag along. Beware the chronic complainers, and if you want to learn Japanese, minimize your exposure to foreigners. Rural vs. urban odds? It all depends on you, your work hours, and the environment. Back to top Rooster_2006Joined: 24 Sep 2007Posts: 984 Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 1:39 pm Post subject: Glenski wrote: I wouldn't worry about it unless you are terribly shy and desperately need companionship. Japanese are less inclined to make close friends, but they are otherwise pretty nice. Depending on where you teach, you may find that some students want to go out for food, drink, or sports with the teacher. Beware of the English leeches in that situation. I agree with this entire paragraph. Glenski wrote: Your foreign friends will initially probably be confined to coworkers and anyone they know who tag along. True. Whoever you are in shared activities with, those people are more likely to become your friends. Since all English teachers in Japan have the activity of "teaching English in an organization (school, university, eikaiwa, corporation, etc.)" the first friends will likely come from the workplace unless that teacher is the only one at his/her organization. Glenski wrote: Beware the chronic complainers, Chronic complainers (Japan bashers) are no fun, but then, neither are chronic apologists. I try to steer clear of both types. Japan has both good things and bad things, and I prefer to hang around with people who are able to acknowledge this. The bashers only see the bad. The apologists only see the good and ignore/dismiss the bad. Both types of people are out of touch with reality and I find both types to be extremely annoying. Back to top MBeeJoined: 11 Aug 2011Posts: 68 Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 2:42 pm Post subject: Thanks, these are both very thoughtful and encouraging replies. Back to top steki47Joined: 20 Apr 2008Posts: 1029Location: BFE Inaka Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 11:57 pm Post subject: Rooster_2006 wrote: Whoever you are in shared activities with, those people are more likely to become your friends. If you want to focus on meeting Japanese people, I would recommend joining a sports team or other group activity. Yoga, tennis, karate-whatever floats your boat. You can eliminate much of the "language leech" factor and practice more Japanese. Back to top TokyoLizJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 1548Location: Tokyo, Japan Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 8:24 am Post subject: If you are young and "genki", you'll have no problem meeting new people who are into meeting new people. For insight into the lives of women living in Japan, see http://www.being-a-broad.com/ Ditto what Steki47 says - join a group that does a sport or activity and you'll be able to meet people with common interests. Don't worry about hanging with foreigners a lot. Meetup.com is a great way to hang out with international people (Japanese who've lived abroad, non-Japanese, etc.) with whom you share an interest. Back to top steki47Joined: 20 Apr 2008Posts: 1029Location: BFE Inaka Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 11:14 pm Post subject: And don't knock hanging out with your roommates/co-workers. Many of them will have been in Japan for some time and are often willing to show you around. My roomies at Nova took me out to an izakaya and showed the supermarket, video store, etc. Back to top rxk22Joined: 19 May 2010Posts: 1629 Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 12:29 am Post subject: Oh yeah, I made tons of friends at my gyms. One was a weight gym frequented by Pro wrestlers. The other was BJJ, and I made a lot of friends there as well. You know you are in, when a Japanese person has you watch their 3yo Back to top moveJoined: 30 May 2009Posts: 132 Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 12:44 pm Post subject: It's easy to make foreigner friends. I probably hang out with foreigners here that I wouldn't hang out with at home. For Japanese people, yeah, they are shy at first. Being a friend of one of their friends goes a hell of a long way though. Also, the image of foreigners is that they tend to move a lot or not stay in the country so long, or can't speak Japanese. If you can speak Japanese (or they can speak English) it's easy to move beyond just being acquaintances. Back to top jmattJoined: 29 Apr 2012Posts: 122 Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 8:09 am Post subject: Glenski wrote: Beware of the English leeches in that situation. Pretty true, and those just looking to practice English vs. friendship can often be weeded out by a request to speak in Japanese as much as English. Likewise, on many occasions I'd be out with a foreign friend drinking & talking and we'd be approached by people wanting to talk--in English naturally. Most of the time it was no big deal, but sometimes it was irritating, and the switch to Japanese usually ended it rather quickly. Glenski wrote: Beware the chronic complainers Very good advice. I'd have to say that in my experiences with foreign co-workers in Japan, this was by far the most annoying aspect of the job on a day-to-day basis, though with the implosion of NOVA and the massive eikaiwa schools, this may be less of a problem. Back to top TokyoLizJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 1548Location: Tokyo, Japan Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 1:36 pm Post subject: Whingers are boring. You can meet other teachers and comiserate at events advertised on ELT Calendar. http://www.eltcalendar.com/ Back to top rxk22Joined: 19 May 2010Posts: 1629 Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 10:13 pm Post subject: Not just the crybabies, stay away from the people who never grow up, Too many gaijin in Japan tend to act like they are in HS or college, and just party all the time. Back to top timothypfoxJoined: 20 Feb 2008Posts: 492 Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 11:49 pm Post subject: It is easy to fall into the trap of hanging out at bars to make friends. Think about whether this is what you do at home to make friends or not. This time round in Japan I started taking a yoga class at a community center, and I've made some good friends doing that. Back to top jmattJoined: 29 Apr 2012Posts: 122 Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 3:34 am Post subject: Rooster_2006 wrote: Chronic complainers (Japan bashers) are no fun, but then, neither are chronic apologists. I try to steer clear of both types. Japan has both good things and bad things, and I prefer to hang around with people who are able to acknowledge this. The bashers only see the bad. The apologists only see the good and ignore/dismiss the bad. Both types of people are out of touch with reality and I find both types to be extremely annoying. You have a good point. People able to see the good and bad often the best types to be around. I used to work with a guy who spoke Japanese fluently, but never flaunted it or showed off when the majority around were English speakers, was well-skilled in martial arts, married to a Japanese woman and had kids, and could see the good and bad of both cultures and never forgot the fact that he was an American---and boy did he love his McDonalds. Always very, very funny whenever someone fresh off the boat showed up at the school and sneered "Don't you know you're in Japan? There's so much good food here---why don't you open your mind! Why would you come all the way here to eat that!" Though he could have come back hard, as lots of people in the same position probably would have, he always just laughed---"Well, I like it--so what," cementing their pre-conceived notion that he was a typical American idiot----while almost always, once culture shock set in, those folks would become just another one of the chronic complainers. Back to top OneJoelFiftyJoined: 06 Oct 2009Posts: 463 Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 3:29 am Post subject: I don't think it's easy to make good friends with Japanese people. And by 'good friends' I mean people that will want to go for a drink/shopping/whatever every weekend, rather than every month or two. I suspect the amount of time spent knowing each other, rather than feeling a 'connection' with the person, counts for more in Japan than it does in the west. It seems to me that most friendships are formed at work, and that any significantly older come from club activities while at school. I could be wrong though! Definitely join a sports team or do a group activity. Japanese like to have what I'd describe as 'organised fun', and if you're a part of a group you should find yourself automatically included in stuff, rather than wondering how you go about getting an invite. I would strongly recommend you find a couple of foreign friends too. Japan is a weird and wonderful place, and even if it's people you wouldn't hang out with back home (the vast majority for me!), you will probably need to go for a beer or a coffee and just get some things off your chest. Sharing your new experiences with fellow newcomers (or otherwise - do beware the jaded moaners) is a great way to bond too, if you are lucky enough to find some people you click with. 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Visually, LEGO Pirates is on par with its immediate predecessors. The different environments have a very polished look, and the animated cutscenes feature extremely smooth animation with a great plastic look. Sound is also top-notch in LEGO Pirates, though hopefully you are ready to hear the Pirates' main theme quite a lot. Voiceovers, as usual, are minimal—with characters only making non-word vocalizations during animation sequences—but are still very entertaining.
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The economy is in the sh-ts. Even the owner of the Montreal Canadiens, one the most storied franchises in sport, needs to downsize. So the team is up for sale…
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Yeah. I said it. You might be pissy about it and you might say the Leafs suck it (and they do!) but can you really dispute it? I'm with the Habs second only to Toronto. And anything is better than the Senators. But if they're going to make a charge post-season, we need a lot more.
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"The preoccupation with I has become a cliché in contemporary art," says Kimiko Yoshida. The Japanese photographer challenges that cliché by creating large, color photos of herself in which she wears elaborate costumes that reference a wide range of subjects, from haute couture and indigenous cultures to the canon of Western painting. By constantly changing what at first appears to be a self-portrait, Yoshida says, "I am basically saying that there is no such thing as a self-portrait," she says. "Each of these photographs is actually a ceremony of disappearance. It is not an emphasis of identity, but the opposite—an erasure of identity."
Born in Tokyo in 1963, Yoshida came of age in a tradition-bound culture where the conservative attitude towards the role of women left her alienated and unhappy. She studied literature and worked in fashion, which allowed her to hone her creative eye, but she remained frustrated. Over her father's objections, she enrolled in the Tokyo College of Photography. Even after she had her degree in hand, she felt her options for a creative career in Japan were limited and moved to France to escape those stifling confines.
"Since I fled my homeland to escape the mortifying servitude and humiliating fate of Japanese women, I amplified through my art a feminist stance of protest against contemporary clichés of seduction, voluntary servitude of women, identity and the stereotypes of gender," Yoshida says.
Yoshida critiques the idea of a firm and unchanging identity in a variety of ways, most obviously by physically changing it. In her "Brides" series, she often photographs herself in indigenous garb that she borrows from museums. Meanwhile, in her "Paintings" series, she and her husband repurpose items from the archives of Spanish fashion designer Paco Rabanne. But no matter what the source material is, Yoshida riddles the final product with playful anachronisms and cross-cultural references that undermine its perceived authenticity. The Paco Rabanne garments and accessories, made between 1965 and 2000, are themselves full of unusual materials, from plastic bottles to CD-roms. Yoshida adds a twist by refusing to wear them as intended: shoes become headdresses while dresses become hats. Yet another twist comes when you realize that Yoshida's odd remixes actually reference paintings from Western art history, from Caravaggio to Picasso to Warhol. The fact that many of her images are nearly monochromatic threatens to drown whatever individuality that may remain. Finally, Yoshida often displays her images on walls in overwhelming numbers, thus minimizing their specialness.
The end result is evocative of Cindy Sherman, another artist who dons costumes in front of the camera and who even references art history like Yoshida.
And while the meanings of Sherman's work reside in its surfaces, Yoshida's work provides the artist with an internal, metaphysical space. "Art is above all the experience of transformation," explains Yoshida. "All that's not me, that's what interests me. To be there where I think I am not, to disappear where I think I am, that is what matters." In the end, perhaps the photographs themselves are simply evidence of this performance. But it is interesting that Yoshida, an artist who is driven by the denial of the self, has made them with such a singular and memorable voice.
Yoshida has solo shows at St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, and the Musée Pavillon Vendôme-Dobler in Aix-en-Provence, France, both opening June 13. Her work is also in a group show at the Musée de la Tapisserie in Angers, France that opens June 29. More of her work can be seen here.


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McFadden-Charles was charged with first-degree criminal sexual act and first-degree sexual abuse, felonies, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.
He was arraigned in the Village of Ellenville Court and is being held in lieu of $50,000 bail at Ulster County Jail, pending further court action.
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Misch , Pascucci deliver in 3-1 win
Two veterans were in their usual form for the Bisons on Sunday night. Each helped the club to a 3-1 win over the rival Rochester Red Wings at Coca-Cola Field.
Pat Misch scattered six hits over seven solid innings and Valentino Pascucci hit another moon shot to give the Bisons a victory to open up their final homestand of the 2011 season. With only three home games left, the duo sent 10,177 Bisons fans home happy on Sunday.
Misch allowed six hits, but none went for extra bases. Making the big pitches when needed, he forced Rochester to leave 10 men on base to go along with five strikeouts.
The defense picked up the southpaw in the third inning of a scoreless game. With two runners on base, Rochester's Ray Chang singled up the middle. Jesus Feliciano charged hard from center and threw Toby Gardenhire out trying to score from second base.
Misch then picked up his teammates in his seventh and final inning. The Red Wings loaded the bases with no outs thanks in large part to two fielding errors. The veteran battled back to get a doubleplay from Dusty Martin and a fly out from Brian Dinkelman to limit the damage to one unearned run.
Buffalo scored in three straight innings to build a 3-0 lead. Luis Hernandez drove home a run in the fourth inning while Raul Chavez came around on a wild pitch in the fifth. In the sixth, Pascucci hit his 21st home run of the season over the protective netting in left field.
Pascucci followed his home run in Sunday's game with eight more post game to win the club's annual home run derby contest.
Dale Thayer closed out the win with a perfect ninth inning. The save was his 20th of the season, becoming only the fifth Bisons player in the modern era to reach 20 saves in a single season.
BISONS NOTES: Jesus Feliciano collected his 100th hit of the season with a fourth-inning single. He is the first Bisons player in the modern era to record 100 or more hits in three consecutive seasons with the team…Jordany Valdespin went 1-4 to improve his hit streak to seven games…Pascucci defeated Josh Satin and Zach Lutz in the post game home run derby challenge.


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KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) Nick Watney was in the local Honolua Store at Kapalua earlier this week when he saw a familiar face and quickly placed his hand over his chest, covering up the swoosh on his shirt. Add that to the files of worst-kept secrets.
Nike made it official Tuesday with separate announcements that it has signed Watney and Kyle Stanley to equipment deals. Both had been with Titleist.
The biggest Nike acquisition in the offseason, off course, was Rory McIlroy. Nike will make that announcement in Abu Dhabi, where McIlroy will start his season in a couple of weeks. It also landed S.Y. Noh of South Korea.
The bigger surprises were Stewart Cink, who in October said he had one year left on his Nike deal, switching over to TaylorMade. Also going to TaylorMade were former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover (formerly Nike), Ryan Moore (formerly Adams Golf) and John Huh, who had been playing Ping last year but didn't have an endorsement until well after he won the Mayakoba Classic in Mexico.
Chris Kirk and Gary Woodland (both formerly Titleist) are headed to Callaway.
Watney will be using a high-speed cavity back driver and Nike VR Pro Combo irons, a similar look to the AP2 irons he used at Titleist. Stanley is using blades.
WORLD MONEY LIST: Rory McIlroy is atop the world money list published each year in the ``The World of Professional Golf,'' the comprehensive golf annual that was started by IMG founder Mark McCormack. The list includes money earned from every golf tournament, even unofficial events such as the Father-Son Challenge and PGA Grand Slam.
McIlroy's five wins included the PGA Championship and two FedEx Cup playoff events. He finished with $11,301,228.
Justin Rose was No. 2 with $7,897,818, even though he won only once on the PGA Tour at the Cadillac Championship at Doral. Rose also won the Turkish Airways World Golf Final, the medal-match exhibition that attracted a world-class field of eight players. Rose beat Lee Westwood in the final match to earn $1.5 million.
Tiger Woods, with three wins, was at No. 3 with $7,388,061. He was followed by Luke Donald (three wins) and Louis Oosthuizen (two wins).
Rounding out the top 10 were Jason Dufner, Brandt Snedeker, Westwood, Bubba Watson and Keegan Bradley. Watson (Masters) and Bradley (Bridgestone Invitational) were the only players in the top 10 who had only one win last year.
LATE ARRIVAL TO DEATH VALLEY: Kyle Stanley grew up in Washington state and now bleeds orange after playing golf at Clemson. So imagine the surprise when he revealed Tuesday that he went to his first Clemson game this year when the Tigers played rival South Carolina.
First game this year? No, first game ever.
``I just never wanted to take a day off,'' Stanley said, who thus gave new meaning to the phrase ``strong work ethic.'' That's right - all those years at Clemson, and he was pounding golf balls on Saturday.
Safe to say Lucas Glover never fell into that trap.
As for the game?
``We're sitting up there in the stands and I started thinking, `Man, this is kind of fun,''' Stanley said.
GOLF DIGEST LIST: Pine Valley is back to No. 1 in Golf Digest magazine's biennial list of the top 100 courses in the world. The private club in southern New Jersey, designed by George Crump and Harry Colt, had been replaced in the previous list by Augusta National, which this year is No. 2.
The top five remained the same, though there was some reshuffling. Cypress Point went from No. 5 to No. 3, Shinnecock Hills went from No. 3 to No. 4, and Oakmont dropped from No. 4 to No. 5.
Rounding out the top 10 were Merion (East), site of this year's U.S. Open; Pebble Beach, Winged Foot (West), Sand Hills and Fishers Island Club, which was the only newcomer to the top 10 for the 2013 list. Fishers Island replaces National Golf Links, which slipped one spot to No. 11.
Oak Hill, which will host the PGA Championship this year, moved up four spots to No. 17.
WILD RIDE: Jonas Blixt ended his rookie season with over $2.2 million and a win at the Frys.com Open, allowing him to start his season on Maui.
But the worst is still ahead of him.
When he played golf at Florida State, Blixt became good friends with Torstein Neavestad of Norway, and they decided a few years ago they needed to lose some weight. The deal was to eliminate soda for one year, and whoever cracked first had to ride a roller coaster uninterrupted for two hours.
Blixt hates rollers coasters, but he loves his job. So when he was going nowhere on the Nationwide Tour two years ago, he called Neavestad and conceded.
``I made 95 percent of my money that year after I started drinking Coke again,'' Blixt said.
As for the bet?
Blixt, who clasped both sides of his face at the mere mention of roller coasters, was supposed to make good during the final event of last season at Disney. Just his luck, he found out Disney wouldn't allow someone to go two hours straight, and Neavestad headed home to Norway.
``I'm trying to get out of it,'' Blixt said. ``He's coming back over in a couple of weeks. I still have to do it.''
DIVOTS: K.J. Choi offered to fly to Maui to take part in the Tournament of Champions pro-am because a few extra players were required to fill out the 30-man field. Korean-based Hyundai is the tournament sponsor. Jerry Kelly also is playing in the pro-am. He flew in from Wisconsin, and that much was clear Monday when he unzipped his golf bag and removed hand warmers. ... Paul Tesori, the caddie for U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson, had shoulder surgery and did not make the trip to Kapalua. Simpson instead is using Adam Hayes, who usually works for Jonathan Byrd. He has time on his hands because Byrd had surgery on his left wrist during the offseason and is not expected to return until the Florida swing. ... Rickie Fowler will hit the opening tee shot of the 2013 season, in the first group at Kapalua with Jason Dufner. In the penultimate group is Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, which should come in handy when Golf Channel unveils a ``yardage line'' that looks similar to the yellow first-down line in football telecasts. This will measure drives on the downhill 18th hole at Kapalua.
STAT OF THE WEEK: Americans and Europeans account for 40 of the top 50 players in the world ranking.
FINAL WORD: ``I sit here very humbled and very proud of the position I sit in here, very much so.'' - Colin Montgomerie, on being elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame.


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The morning skies over Europe, the Mideast and elsewhere dimmed in an unnatural twilight early Tuesday when the moon blocked part of the sun in the first partial solar eclipse of the year.
In Rome, cloudy skies made the solar eclipse a touch eerie as the moon appeared to take a bite out of the sun during the three-hour eclipse. [Photo of the Jan. 4 solar eclipse]
"It was a memorable experience, and I feel lucky to [have seen] it," said astronomer Gianluca Masi of Italy, who observed the event as part of the Virtual Telescope Project.
Masi watched the partial solar eclipse from Rome, where the sun was just under two-thirds — about 61 percent — obscured by the moon. In Sweden, where the eclipse was at its maximum, the moon blocked out about 80 percent of the sun's disk.
Skywatcher Dennis Put of Maasvlakte in the Netherlands snapped stunning photos of the solar eclipse at sunrise, despite a disheartening weather forecast. "The expectations on viewing the eclipse the day before were not very high due to a great chance on complete cloud overcast, but it turned out well!" Put said in a description of the event. [Put's photo of the sunrise solar eclipse]
Photoblog: More images from the solar eclipse
Put's photos show the solar eclipse already under way as the sun was rising, giving the dawn what he described as a "double sunrise" look. At one point, an airplane passed across the face of the sun, offering a double eclipse of sorts. [Put's photo of an airplane's silhouette and solar eclipse]
There were still some clouds that in the sky over the Netherlands, but Put said they didn't intrude too much. In all, Put took 675 photos of the partial solar eclipse. "A successful eclipse!" he exclaimed.
Likewise, Masi said the eclipse still dazzled, despite a cloudy sky above Rome.
"The clouds added some special flavor the images," Masi told Space.com in an e-mail. Masi said the sun was low on Rome's southeastern horizon during the eclipse.
Tuesday's partial solar eclipse began over Algeria. According to Sky & Telescope magazine, millions of skywatchers across Europe and parts of Africa, the Middle East and Asia had a chance to observe the eclipse, weather permitting. "Europeans won't get another opportunity to see the sun covered to this extent until March 20, 2015," Sky & Telescope reported before the event.
Space news from NBCNews.com
Teen's space mission fueled by social media
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: "Astronaut Abby" is at the controls of a social-media machine that is launching the 15-year-old from Minnesota to Kazakhstan this month for the liftoff of the International Space Station's next crew.
- Buzz Aldrin's vision for journey to Mars
- Giant black hole may be cooking up meals
- Watch a 'ring of fire' solar eclipse online
- Teen's space mission fueled by social media
Solar eclipses occur when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth and appears to line up with the sun when observed from the ground.
When the sun and moon line up perfectly, a total solar eclipse occurs and completely covers the sun. Sometimes, however, the moon only covers a portion of the sun, creating a partial solar eclipse like the one seen on Tuesday.
"I was impressed to see many casual observers trying to look at the sun," Masi said. "People were quite informed, I must say: Eclipses are among the things happening up there they like more."
Tuesday's partial solar eclipse occurred just after the peak of the Quadrantid meteor shower.
The eclipse was the first of four partial solar eclipses set for 2011. The next partial solar eclipse will occur on June 1, according to NASA's eclipse tracking website.
There will not be a total solar eclipse this year, as there was in 2010. Earth's next brush with totality is due in November 2012, with the total phase of the solar eclipse visible from northern Australia and the South Pacific.
- Photos: The Total Solar Eclipse of 2010
- Video: Meteor Shower, Solar Eclipse of January 2011
- Solar Eclipse and Meteor Shower to Launch 2011 Skywatching Season
You can follow SPACE.com Managing Editor Tariq Malik on Twitter@tariqjmalik.
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I have a feeling Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong will be winning this. Just not sure what group he plans to join.
Apparently Josh Macciello is out. He went on the radio yesterday with Mason & Ireland and wasn't too happy with the whole process. {linked here}
Macciello also spoke with Mike Gabriel of Mike'd Up Radio. {linked here}
Bill Shaikin of the L.A. Times tells us who's still in... {linked here}
The lineup of Dodgers bidders, as of Wednesday:
Magic Johnson/Stan Kasten: Could soon be joined by richest man in L.A., Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong.
Rick Caruso/Joe Torre: Not out of the running in the Soon-Shiong sweepstakes.
Steven Cohen/Arn Tellem: Cohen about to invest $20 million in Mets, able to spend 75-100 times as much on Dodgers.
Stan Kroenke: Owner of NFL's St. Louis Rams could move L.A.'s football team back home.
Peter O'Malley: Former Dodgers owner backed by South Korean conglomerate E-Land.
Tony Ressler: Minority owner of Brewers has discussed partnership with O'Malley.
Leo Hindery/Tom Barrack: New York media executive has teamed with L.A. real estate investor and sportsman.
Stanley Gold/Disney family: That's the family of the late Roy Disney, Walt's nephew.
Jared Kushner: Publisher of New York Observer, son-in-law of D
onald Trump.
Michael Heisley: Owner of NBA's Memphis Grizzlies hired Jerry West to run his team.
Alan Casden: USC Board of Trustees includes Dodgers bidders Casden, Caruso, Gold.
May the best win!
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Future Dodgers Owner - Who's in? Who's out?
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Walking out of men's basketball banquets in the past, I've usually been left with the impression the banquet itself mirrored the personality of the team it celebrated in general and the seniors it honored in particular.
This year was no exception, and perhaps was the strongest example of that trend. Rob Kurz has always been a get-it-done, humble person who prefers the accolades to be aimed at his team rather than himself. Although from a technical perspective, this was among the most "advanced" hoops banquets I'd attended (multiple screens, good video production), the atmosphere was that of, for lack of a better phrase, a simple celebration of a group of players who have shown since August they like nothing better than each other's company.
Schedule conflicts meant I'd missed the last two banquets, so it's possible what I saw last night has been done before. But the sense of community on the team was unmistakable, with, as Jimmy Durante might have said, everybody wanting to get into the act. The individual awards were given away by the assistant coaches, including Gene Cross, who got emotional in his goodbye to Irish basketball. Rob Kurz spent his entire speech talking about everyone but himself. It seems everyone's response to a congratulations was "But did you see what [teammate] did?"
All that humility, however, was impregnated with what Sean Kearney described in a player as an "infectious enthusiasm". This "infectiasm", as I've dubbed it, applied to more than that player. Dr. Kevin White was more animated in his remarks than I've ever seen him at an ND function, commending the team for its accomplishments and expressing excitement at what next season may hold. ND president Fr. John Jenkins, who delayed his trip to see the Pontiff to make sure he'd have a chance to address this team, talked about the pride these young men should feel in themselves and we should feel in them, not only for what they've done but for what they're going to do.
This infectiasm is welcomed, because when a team accomplishes as much as this one has, it deserves the enthusiasm of its leaders and fans. Two straight seasons with no home losses, which hasn't happened since the 1940s, and a home court consecutive win record on the verge of falling. The third-most number of wins in a season in Notre Dame history, second in the modern era behind the 26-3 1973-74 squad. 18 Big East home wins in a row, which has only been bested by one team in the 30-year history of the conference, in an era where the Big East is among the (if not the) best conferences in the country. A two-time Big East Coach of the Year, and a sophomore Player of the Year. A second-place finish in the conference, and the best record in the conference since that disastrous 1-8 start two seasons ago.
Humble or not, this team and these coaches have a lot to be proud of, and it was good to see others taking pride in them.
Of course, it wouldn't be a basketball post from me without facilities comments.
I was disappointed last night arriving at the event to see no pictures or other renderings being displayed. Given that we're on the cusp of the nape of the precipice of the edge of getting started on this project, I would think they'd be all about showing off the plans.
My disappointment faded, though, as Associate AD Bill Scholl took to the mic to talk about the plans and what fans can expect.
(As an aside, this was a perfect example of the some-people-can't-joke-about-some-things philosophy. When former player and Monogram Club prez Marc Kelly joked that team orthopod Fred Ferlic had been with Notre Dame "since before we started fixing these seats with duct tape", it got a good laugh. When Bill Scholl talked about duct tape companies going out of business as a result of these renovations, on the other hand, a lot more silence. Players and fans can joke about the tape. Admins, on whose shoulders the responsibility rests to make the tape unnecessary, should not, especially with these upgrades as late as they are)
The presentation had plenty of pictures, including an alternate view of this shot. The new atrium has changed a bit from the original design, and meshes with the football stadium. The new area will be built out to the south of the JC, and seems to include a single entrance. The seats will be brought right to courtside, although Scholl didn't mention if students would be in those seats or not, and every seat will be a navy blue chairback.
My objections to the priorities of this project remain -- I'll happily remain in my bleacher seat if there were more in this effort that directly benefitted the student athletes. But hopefully that's to come, and if the pictures they showed last night come to fruition, Purcell Pavilion certainly will be a cleaner, nicer-looking place to watch a game.
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ROCHESTER — Homeless Center Executive Director Susan Ford expects to have a full house by week's end, but she is citing a great holiday season, which included a sizeable donation.
"Santa visited us on the Friday before Christmas so everyone at the shelter, especially the children, were very excited about that," she said. "The shelter was blessed in receiving a very significant anonymous donation, which we are extremely thankful for."
Following a normal lull at Christmas, the Homeless Center was slated to be full last Friday, but a family of seven didn't show up, so staff began scheduling appointments from people on their waiting list.
"With the cold weather really setting in in the last couple of weeks, calls for shelter will probably increase," Ford said.
As of this week, there were five adults and four children living at the shelter. The makeup of the clientele this season so far is similar to two years ago, comprising younger parents with one or two children. Last year, Ford, explains, there were larger families with more children.
The Homeless Center for Strafford County is a seasonal shelter, open from October through April. It generally houses single women and children and occasionally full families, but rarely single men. Because single men aren't usually admitted, the shelter is not eligible for state or federal money and runs solely on donations.
Despite the recent anonymous donation, the homeless center still has many needs. Toilet paper and paper towels are high on their list, as well as gift cards from any local grocery or department store to purchase goods as the need arises.
The homeless center, located on donated Waste Management property, is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization and donations are tax deductible. Contact them to make a donation at (603) 332-3065.


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Ex-CEO of red-light firm faces corruption charges
A former executive of a Phoenix-based company was indicted on public corruption charges Wednesday in an ongoing federal investigation in Chicago of one of the nation's largest red-light camera programs.
Karen Finley, 54, the CEO of Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. until 2013, is accused of funneling nearly $600,000 in cash and other benefits to a retired Chicago official for his help in landing the firm $124 million in city contracts.
Chicago awarded its first contract to Redflex in 2003 and the signed others later for the city's first red-light enforcement program. It uses cameras to automatically record and ticket drivers who run red lights.
The ex-city official, 52 year-old John Bills, was charged in May with one count of bribery. In the new indictment, the longtime transportation department official faces additional charges, including extortion and filing false income tax returns.
Finley, of Cave Creek, Arizona, was charged with multiple counts of fraud and bribery, as well as one count of conspiracy to commit bribery. A conviction on just one count of fraud carries a maximum 20-year prison term.
Finley was not arrested and will be arraigned later. A message seeking comment left at a residential telephone number for Finley in Cave Creek was not returned.
After Bills was arrested and then released pending trial in May, his lawyer, Nishay Sanan, said his client never took bribes from anyone, and he described Bills as a "scapegoat."
It's just the latest in a long line of public corruption cases for Illinois, where the state's previous two governors -- one Democrat and one Republican -- were convicted on corruption-related charges.
The U.S. attorney in Chicago said the red-light prosecutions illustrated his office's commitment to rooting out corruption.
"We will attack alleged public corruption from every angle," Zachary Fardon said Wednesday in a written statement.
Also named in Wednesday's indictment is Martin O'Malley, 73, of Worth, a former Reflex company liaison. He faces one bribery count for allegedly passing much of his $2 million Redflex compensation to Bills. There was no public phone listing for O'Malley.
Court documents say that the money that went to Bills may have originated with Redflex, but federal authorities have not accused the company itself of wrongdoing.
In a statement emailed on Wednesday, Redflex said that it made "aggressive leadership changes" last year that have helped it draw a "distinction between our past and present."
"Redflex has cooperated fully with the investigative authorities while maintaining the integrity of our customer programs," the statement said.


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30 Days, 30 Songs: Make America Great Again
The Long Winters have not released any new music in the past years, but the silence has been broken as they contributed a song to the 30 Days 30 Songs campaign. In this song, written specifically for this project, John Roderick speaks from the perspective of Trump voters in the folk song tradition.
30 Days, 30 Songs is an independent website which releases a song each day from October 10 until Election Day. It features work from artists across the country who are united in their desire to speak out against the ignorant, divisive, and hateful campaign of Donald Trump. In fact, so many artists are participating that the project has now become 30 Days, 40 Songs.
On the 30 Days, 30 Songs website, John Roderick says: "While there are a lot of songs that express elements of what makes Donald Trump so appealing to his followers, like Desperado by the Eagles, Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Honky Tonk Badonkadonk by Trace Adkins and White Rider by Skrewdriver, there's never been a song that put everything together under one roof. 'Make America Great Again' is a folk song, because it's from the Volk, the people. If I can help condense all the feelings and issues that inspire Trump voters into a song, and then play that song for the world, well then I will have done my part."
» Watch the video and read the full lyrics on the 30 Days 30 Songs website
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My presence always seems to cause philosophical contemplation.
My presence always seems to cause philosophical contemplation.
Maybe we've just come to the fact that technology has not yet achieved the perfect sounding equipment yet!!
Well, it's not like we're not trying....Originally posted by barhab:
Maybe we've just come to the fact that technology has not yet achieved the perfect sounding equipment yet!!
Heck, we've got something like 250 standalone preamps now, not counting all the ones in the consoles. Can we try a little harder?
Lynn Fuston
3D Audio
Making beautiful music SEEM easy since 1979.
Fortunately for all of us ... it has ... and please you may have to sit down for this one ... is called the ubiquitous analog human ear. Moreover, coupled with the rest interval of silence in a piece of music as the basis of comparative measurement, this is should be quantified in a controlled lab environment compiling and comparing ear listening of silence intervals Reference CD from as many pro engineer, mixer, and mastering sources across the Internet as possible. This gene pool should take care of the race, ethnicity, gender, etc variables on a level playing field if you will.Originally Posted by barhab
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rest_(music) for technical details.
If Lynn can kindly get this project started thru completion, the CD should sell for at least $39.99 on Amazon.com. No kickbacks for me. This one is free of charge, because thats the kind of seed faith guy that I am!
This topic makes me feel warm and fuzzy....no wait....it was just gas!
Isn't "radio" and "harsh" the same thing, or am I mislead.?I thought we were looking for, "This sounds like a record!" not..."This sound like multiband compression and bad transmission". Of course not all radio stations are like that, definitely not the digital ones...but still.


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ESA-2014-018: EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition Information Disclosure Vulnerability
EMC Identifier: ESA-2014-018
CVE Identifier: CVE-2014-2276
Severity Rating: CVSS v2 Base Score: CVSS: 5 (AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N)
Affected products:
EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition (CMCNE) 12.1.2
EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition (CMCNE) may be vulnerable to information disclosure of arbitrary files.
EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition (CMCNE) contains a potential security vulnerability through the FileUploadController servlet that is used to import firmware files to Connectrix Manager's repository. Due to insufficient input validation, attackers can potentially import arbitrary files to the EMC Connectrix Manager server.
The following products contain the resolution to this issue: • EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition (CMCNE) 12.1.5 or higher
EMC recommends all customers upgrade at the earliest opportunity.
Link to remedies: EMC Connectrix Manager Converged Network Edition (CMCNE) 12.1.5 downloads and documentation can be found at EMC Online Support.
Credits: EMC would like to thank Bluesea, working with HP's Zero Day Initiative (http://www.zerodayinitiative.com), for reporting these issues.
Read and use the information in this EMC Security Advisory to assist in avoiding any situation that might arise from the problems described herein. If you have any questions regarding this product alert, contact EMC Software Technical Support at 1-877-534-2867.
For an explanation of Severity Ratings, refer to EMC Knowledgebase solution emc218831. EMC recommends all customers take into account both the base score and any relevant temporal and environmental scores which may impact the potential severity associated with particular security vulnerability.
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Raglan Boat Neck with Colorblock Sleeves
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