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I had a lumpectomy & radiation on one breast many years ago, leaving it scared and smaller than the other. I finally had surgery to fix it, but the breast is now hard and discolored. Also, I now have a scar on the good breast from my nipple to my chest. I am very unhappy and I'm wondering if anyone else has had this experience. I would love to hear from anyone who has had a similar experience and also, what to do about the scars? Do they eventually go away?
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Radiation will thicken the tissue leaving it hard and leathery. It will not stretch very well for immediate placement of an implant, so most surgeons will use a tissue expander to slowly stretch the tissue so it can accept the implant. There is a much higher rate of complications in irradiated breasts but the vast majority of women will get satisfactory results. Another very viable alternative is fat grafting which softens the scars and may eliminate the need for implant, especially if you do not want a very large volume change. I know there are surgeons offering this in California. You can learn more about this option here or at fatgraftpatients dot com.
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New British tax-cuts-for-patents scheme criticised
A new tax cut tied to the number of patents a business owns could lead to a wave of trivial patents being filed, favour big businesses over small businesses, and distort research priorities, speakers at the London Patent Summit warned today. Businesses have broadly welcomed the Patent Box tax scheme that will see them getting a …
Lesson learnt
It's pretty obvious, from looking at what is currently happening in the States, that what we all need is large corporations being encouraged to take out large quantities of hastily-assembled, shitty patents. What could possibly go wrong?
Re: Lesson learnt
Actually, the UK has been really poor at capitalising on many inventions.
In the past we have invented all manner of great things but sold the ideas to the US where they make shed loads of money from the ideas.
So this is actually a good idea.
What plannet are you living on?
The most obvious reason why small businesses have difficulty in this country is they get clobbered by patent litigation. The entry fee for patent litigation is at least £100,000 so small businesses get nothing from owning a patent until the liquidator sells the patent to a troll.
By all means let the Chinese sue each other into bankruptcy to feed their patent lawyers. The way to grow the UK economy is to tax the trolls, not let them off taxes. I want the names of the people responsible for this 'tax cuts for patent trolls' scheme.
Re: Lesson learnt
It's a poorly thought out idea. All it means is that, for the measly investment of $20K, a large corp can patent an obscure and undetectable function/component of their $BIG_BOX and then shuffle all that juicy profit into the 10% bracket (assuming they're declaring a profit in the UK and not doing the Dutch/Irish sandwich thang and offshoring the vast majority of profits to tax havens). Simple accounting will find out which $BIG_BOXes need such a patent and R&D is duly tasked with coming up for some trivial, undetectable patent.
Perhaps the UK has been piss-poor at capitalising on inventions and the Yanks have made boat loads of money out of them - doesn't that mean that the UK lacks in business acumen amongst inventors, not inventiveness? Get them better help in exploiting/protecting their IPR instead of helping companies like Vodafone reduce their already shrunken tax bill.
Re: Lesson learnt
> assuming they're declaring a profit in the UK and not doing the Dutch/Irish sandwich thang and offshoring the vast majority of profits to tax havens
If they only have to pay 10% tax here then the UK becomes a tax haven and all those companies will shuffle the profits earned in other countries to the UK.
There is a reason why so many companies pay their tax in Ireland (MS, Google, Amazon etc) and it has nothing to do with a love of all things Irish
Re: Lesson learnt
"If they only have to pay 10% tax here then the UK becomes a tax haven and all those companies will shuffle the profits earned in other countries to the UK."
I was thinking the same thing. I work for a UK subsidiary of a global semiconductor manufacturer. We have plenty of patents (REAL patents, which we use) so this should help us anyway. However, I can see our parent company trying to shuffle more of the profit into us to reduce the tax bill, including trying to incorporate the patents into more products somehow. All in all, my employer should benefit, which will hopefully be good for me too...
Re: Lesson learnt
Did I hear you right?
Even - and this is debatable - even if this means that I go out and now take out a patent on my latest brainwave - and am granted the patent what makes you think that the prospect of a tax break will mean any of our banks are actually willing to invest for more than 3 months of development time? They won't any more than they do now. Worse the 'vulture capitalists' will continue on their lets spread the word as wide as possible while jerking the inventor around wasting his time on business plans while we work out who will give us the biggest bung for letting the cat out of the bag.
What is needed is for the UK government to spend UK tax payers money in the UK on UK developed and UK produced products being made by UK people. FFKS buying the royal wedding china from China was really about the last straw... by appointment to her majesty and the british tax payer a bunch of slave workers from the back of china... whose houses are probably paid for from the british tax payers 'foreign aid budget' while there are millions on millions (30% of the working age population) not working in Britain.
Re: Lesson learnt
UK becomes a tax haven... unfortunately not, there are places with sub 10% tax rates.
Re: What plannet are you living on?
Patents are a huge help to small innovative businesses- or at least the one I run! They give investors the confidence that the business can drive a good exit for their investment without which really innovative businesses would be impossible to fund properly. Bad patents are bad, and especially in the US there is a legacy of "un-inventive" patents going back years, but it doesn't mean that we'd all be better off without any!
Re: Lesson learnt
> the UK has been really poor at capitalising on many inventions.
Usually because although the British are very inventive, we have no interest in taking a punt on other people's new ideas, so inventors don't get investment. Corporate tax breaks won't change that culture.
The Americans are usually happy to throw cash at anything which they think might have even a slim chance.
A much better plan is to weaken the patent system so that new ideas can be utilised for their intended purpose rather than a held as a weapon.
That is/was the whole point of the patent system.
The IFS did a tear down in 2010:
I'm a little more satirical more recently (http://www.hypothetical.org.uk/?p=73) but this process is stacking one incentive on another so almost by definition poorly targeted.
It is most definitely not business neutral as if fails to recognize defensive patenting and royalty free licensing, offers a tax cut to patent trolls and fails to recognise and reward other forms of innovation.
Maybe a lower overall tax rate would be an idea and, say, tax simplification instead of all these interventions ?
Whatever next, a tax break for video games? Oh ...
Oh dear Lord
Cue patents on wheels, fire, and rectangles with rounded corners...
Isn't it lucky ...
... that they have so much spare money to give to their friends in big business in tax cuts rather than 'wasting' it on helping disabled people to have decent lives?
Re: Isn't it lucky ...
The idea is to increase revenue.
Whether you like it or not the UK competes with other countries for tax. With some we lose out because, for example, they register in Ireland and pay their tax there. With others we gain, for example, Barclays make profits globally and pay most of their tax in the UK.
There is a point at which increasing a tax actually decreases income because businesses (and people) can and do move to different countries. By decreasing corporation tax they are hoping that more companies will move here to take advantage of it. By giving tax breaks on patents they are hoping that companies will implement the patent here (manufacture whatever it is) thus creating jobs and income in the UK.
Re: Isn't it lucky ... AC 11:17
The problem with setting your rate 1% lower than the country next door is that it becomes what's been called the Race to the Bottom, and we all end up with low corporate rates (if not bases, but most sensible multinationals appreciate the importance of both).
Which in turn means that governments have to try to either a) get all their revenue from non-mobile sources (transactions are good, but general sales taxes are perceived as regressive; individuals aren't typically mobile - although the ones who generate the most tax are of course - and because they notice when government's put income tax up, and respond by voting for the other lot, hitting them with regular tax rises is not so popular; land is totally immobile, but the only major economy with a serious history of land taxation is China, and the political arguments around it everywhere else are way too big) or b) cooperate in not playing a multinational game of beggar thy neighbour on corporate rates. .
Re: Isn't it lucky ...
"There is a point at which increasing a tax actually decreases income because businesses (and people) can and do move to different countries."
If you don't give us more money, we'll move to a different country. Take it from the poor, they don't need it. We're filthy rich so we've got to have lots more money.
Now give us some more money, or we'll move to another country.
We'll move to another country if you don't give us even more money.
The only possible way to improve the economy and get more money for the poor is to take money from the poor and give it to us.
Hey, we need a lot more money. Give it to us or we'll move to another country. Take it from those work-shy layabout poor people, it's terrible how they keep demanding money for nothing, they obviously don't deserve it like we do.
Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once.
Re: Isn't it lucky ...
> Hey, we need a lot more money. Give it to us or we'll move to another country. Take it from those work-shy layabout poor people, it's terrible how they keep demanding money for nothing, they obviously don't deserve it like we do.
Stop paying those work-shy layabout scum (I know many of them because I live amongst them) who have never had a job, never intend to get a job, live in a better house, have all the latest gadgets, drive a better car, HAVE JUST HAD THEIR FUCKING KITCHEN REFITTED when their old was in better condition than mine, get to go away on holiday at least three times this year, spend more time in the pub than I spend at home because I'm working 100+ hours a week trying (and failing) to keep my business afloat.
If and when my business makes money then I do want more. I want to be rewarded for the hard work and personal risk I'm taking. I want to pay less tax so that the company can build up reserves for when the bad times come again and for expansion and for employing (or should I say exploiting?) more people and for paying me more so that, finally, I can get a new kitchen, drive a car that isn't 8 years old, have at least one holiday a year and, perhaps, own my own home.
Someone got out of bed the wrong side today.
The fundamental issue is that there are 2 populations that it is nigh on impossible to separate using legal language - nice people and bastards. Presented with an example, most of us can say which category it falls in, but the generalisation is frustratingly difficult to come by. Is that a patent troll or a genuine innovator? The deserving or undeserving poor? Virgin or First Group*?
The main difference between left and right-wing politics is that the left thinks of nice poor people and rich bastards when devising policy while the right does the opposite. Both sides forget that they are only modelling half the population at best. Worse, it's probably impossible to devise a system that nice people can work better than bastards.
*Possibly a trick question.
Re: Isn't it lucky ...
> I'm working 100+ hours a week trying (and failing) to keep my business afloat.
Have you not noticed the correlation?
If I write a few lines of code (using some clever variable names), patent it, and embed it in every website I develop then I can claim 10% tax rate on all my earnings? Yay, way to go! How much does a patent cost?
Re: So...
In fairness its quite hard to get a UK patent on plain code, as a non-obvious technical effect is required. Not impossible mind but certainly harder than say the US. However make that code related to a video game, animation and you may have access to other tax breaks instead.
Need to have a dig into the details to find out which patents they will recognise for this mind. Presumably UK and EU at least.
Probably not.
(2) It is hereby declared that the following (among
other things) are not inventions for the purposes of
this Act, ...
(c) a scheme, rule or method for
performing a mental act, playing a game
or doing business, or a program for a
(Patents Act 1977)
You can get round it if your code is part of something patentable but the code on its own, no.
Re: So...
Doesn't say the patent has to be first registered with the UK patent office ...
A savvy software patent filing seems to be to first register a US patent, but word it to so that it also qualifies as an EU patent ...
So ... not probably not
Hm, it is a serious mistake to assume that the UK and EU are free of the problems that plague the US patent system. Remember that USPTO is also governed by rules that supposedly prevent method and software patents. In reality, software patents *are* granted both in the UK, and by the EPO (which is expressily forbidden from granting patents to "software as such"), and many of these patents are as terrible, and obvious as any you find the US system.
And when it comes to tax loopholes, who says that the patent actually has to have anything to do with the income stream of the company, other than a contractual arrangement to pay a licence fee to itself or a subsiduary? It seems unlikely that Amazon, for example, is only making money from selling patented products as such, rather than merely channeling UK profits from book sales etc. through phantom patent royalities in Ireland.
The tax break is as irrational and muddle headed as the UK and EU patent systems. They go well together.
"There are no bad sides to this!"
Tell that to the poor sods who will have to make up the difference through Income tax, VAT etc.
This is the stupidest corporate charity idea I've ever heard. A goldmine for businesses big enough to exploit it, and patent lawyers, a money pit for everyone else.
Necessary evil
i view it with distaste, but i can see this sort of stuff might be necessary for UK companies to not get mugged for billions by even bigger multinational fish.
No point being right if you're also bankrupt.
Makes you wonder which MP's have money tied up in uk based companies which have recently aquired a number of patents.....
No wonder Deloitte is in favour and talks it up..
Any normal business is going to need heaps of very expensive consultants to report on what they have and how it can be abused (I am not going to deign that idea with a positive word, sorry).
So, from Deloitte's point of view, there are indeed no downsides. For everyone else this is almost as bad a setup for a scam as the ID card scheme was..
Where's innovation gone?
As a small start-up I quite like it. I agree that it will encourage trivial patents, but if I need to write a trivial patent to get some tax relief I'd claim that's where the innovation bit comes in. Whilst I'd pay a patent attorney for a patent that covers a real invention, I don't see the same need for a trivial one just for patent box. So it shouldn't cost more than £250 to get something granted that gets me tax relief on something I sell.
I just see it as a useful extension of R&D tax releif once I get the product into manufacture. But anyone who pays consultants or patent attorneys to get that trivial patent is probably wasting their money.
I own a patent on this tax process. Ker-ching.
acquisitions and mergers
All the more reason for big (out of ideas) fish to snap up the little (start-up with new ideas) ones & we know how well that works - HP / Autonomy anyone?
The opposite of what is needed
Anyone with real-world experience of the patent system will know that it is badly sick and has almost nothing to do with real innovation. The percentage of patents that protect genuine new bright ideas is tiny.
Those who say that it will favour big companies, and that will encourage the patent system to get even more clogged with stupid patents are spot on.
Big surprise that the consultants are in favour - they will be the big winners from this awful idea.
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Mixology − the art of mixing drinks – is coming to this year's Salone Del Gusto and Terra Madre.
Dating back to the 1850s, mixology began in the western saloons of the United States, thanks to the father of all bartenders, Jerry Thomas. Today it still plays a starring role in American food and drink culture, with trade professionals constantly looking for ways to experiment and use different and diverse ingredients.
Earlier this year, Slow Food USA launched the Slow Food Speakeasy: Ark of Taste Cocktail Competition, inviting members, friends and followers from the US to propose drink recipes that reflect the values of Slow Food, used an Ark of Taste product and embodied their regional culture. The prize: to join the Slow Food USA delegates at Salone Del Gusto and Terra Madre!
Here we bring you the winning recipe: Maui in the Midwest by Devin Kidner which uses the Ark of Taste ingredient, pawpaw.
Ingredients • 60ml /2 ounces vodka • 30ml /1 ounce apple cider • 1 teaspoon raw, unfiltered honey • 3/4 cup seeded pawpaw flesh • 1/2 cup ice cubes
MethodCombine all of the ingredients in a blender and process until smooth. Pour into a chilled glass, garnish with two lemon balm leaves. Serve chilled and relax…
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Florida Panthers:
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Carolina Hurricanes:
The Canes have decided to keep all three goalies, Cam Ward, Anton Khudobin, and Justin Peters, on the roster until they decide who they want to keep. General Manager Jim Rutherford has pulled back on the trade front. He was looking into Michael Del Zotto and Jake Gardiner but their teams were not willing to take on salary.
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Elliotte Friedman reported that Dion Phaneuf contract talks were supposed to start this week. The Fourth Period said in regards to these talks that it was reported in October Phaneuf was looking for 7 million but it is unclear whether the Leafs will be willing to give him that much.
James Mirtle said that if the Leafs are looking to mix it up with forwards they should look into to Shawn Matthias of the Panthers, he is big and can play center.
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The Sabres could use their compliance buyout on Ville Leino during the off-season according to Elliotte Friedman. Friedman also said that with the Henrik Lundqvist signing the Sabres know the market for Ryan Miller though Ted Nolan doesn't really want to see him go.
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While only five states have an expanding economy over the last three months, eighteen states recorded an increase in their economic activity index. Except for Oregon and Montana, all of the states with economic pickups in October were in New England, the Midwest and mid-South regions. This includes Michigan, Ohio and Indiana in the Midwest motor vehicle region and four of the six New England states. Montana had the largest month to month gain at 1.7% followed by Massachusetts at 1.5%.
The recession deepened considerably in Wyoming (1.3% month to month decline) due to energy price drops and energy development cutbacks. There was also a nearly 1% month to month decline in both Delaware and Illinois.
Among larger states, October brought a marginal decline in California and Florida and somewhat larger declines in New York and Texas. New England was the only region to show an overall month to month improvement in October driven by technology, investment management and healthcare hiring.
The growth rates are the state economic growth indexes calculated by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank from state employment and income data which are benchmarked to approximately track national GDP growth.
Michigan, Nevada and Oregon are suffering the deepest recessions. Economic activity in Michigan is 30% below the previous peak level. Michigan has long been the most cyclically volatile states with its heavy dependence on motor vehicle manufacturing. The decline from the previous peak is 23% in Nevada and 22% in Oregon. Like Michigan, both depend heavily on a very volatile industry — gambling in Nevada and forest products in Oregon.
The mildest recessions are in the Dakotas. The economic activity index has dropped only 0.3% in North Dakota and 2.0% in South Dakota. However both states experienced marginal declines in October as farm prices continued to slip lower. Other states with very modest recessions include Virginia with only a 2.4% decline due to recent federal hiring and Louisiana where Katrina rebuilding has limited the decline to 2.9%.
The strongest economy continues to be in the Plains states, followed closely by the South Atlantic and New England regions. The Plains states were hit hard by the manufacturing recession which is now ending quickly but avoided most the impact from the housing and mortgage industry recessions. They also enjoyed the strongest farm income in many decades in 2008.
The most significant change in trend in the last few months has been the decline of economic growth in the Rocky Mountain and Mid Atlantic regions. Economic growth in both regions declined at about a 4.5% annual pace in the last three months. And the cumulative decline in both regions since the late 2007 peak is about the same as in the very troubled Great Lakes region.
Among the four states that set off the recession with half of the subprime mortgage defaults in the entire country, recent economic growth has been near the national average in Florida, Arizona and California but the Nevada economy declined at a 10% annual pace in the last three months. Each of these states received a relatively large boost from the various federal subsidies to the housing market in the last few months. This boost will persist through the winter with the extension of the homebuyer tax credit. But none of these states has a strong enough economy or housing market to survive the possible abrupt end to federal housing subsidies next spring without at least a temporary economic growth setback.
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Location: Hyatt Regency at The Arch in downtown St. Louis, MO. St. Louis, Missouri
Recommendations from the RDA Test: Where Do We Go From Here?
Date: Aug. 31, 2011
Location: Online Only
DataCite's Summer Meeting
Date: Aug. 24, - Aug. 25, 2011
Location: Berkeley CA at the Hotel Shattuck Plaza Berkley, California
Future Perfect Conference 2012
Date: Mar. 26, - Mar. 27, 2012
Location: Design Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, NZ Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, NZ,
Best Practices Exchange (BPE) 2011
Date: Oct. 20, - Oct. 22, 2011
Location: Hyatt Regency hotel Lexington, KY Lexington, Kentucky
12th Interlending and Document Supply (ILDS) Conference.
Date: Sep. 20, 2011
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Inaugural Library Communications Conference
Date: Oct. 10, - Oct. 11, 2011
THATCamp MCN (Museum Computer Network)
Date: Nov. 19, 2011
Location: TBA/downtown Atlanta Atlanta, GA, Georgia


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World water day : challenges ahead
By Dinesh C Sharma
Food is particularly expensive in terms of the amount of fresh water needed to grow it, process it and bring it 'to the table'. In a report released on the eve of World Water Day, 22nd March, UN-Water states that each calorie of food energy we consume needs about a litre of water. And we need 1,800 to 2,300 calories every day.


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Koloa Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
SCROLL DOWN FOR VIRTUAL TOUR. Our light, bright, spacious, and comfortable two bedroom-two bath Poipu Beach oceanfront vacation rental condo sits 40 feet from the ocean's edge. Floor to ceiling glass windows provide unobstructed ocean views. You can see spectacular sunsets, giant sea turtles, dolphins, and whales from our living room and lanai You can walk only 100 feet from the condo to two sand beaches to sun; snorkel, boogie board or snooze.
Poipu Beach is the dream spot on the island of Kauai. Sit out on the lanai in the morning or evening and experience ultimate relaxation. Where else could you find paradise!
Our Poipu condo is newly decorated in a charming,colorful Hawaiian decor. New orthopedic mattresses, fresh linens, towels, beach chairs together with TV, VCR and stereo will add to your comfort. Oceanfront, renovated lodging & Poipu, Kauai beaches and views - the perfect combination for your holiday!
'Mel & Pearl. Thank you so much for opening
your perfect condo to those us! The location
was perfect, the deck lovely, the restaurant next
door superb! The chairs and boogie boards and
well stocked kitchen made it easy to feel right
at home and we loved every single thing about
the condo - even cleaning it up like we would
our own home. And we met such nice people!'
-The Perkins Family
'Dear Mel,
Thank you again for the use of your lovely condo. My friends and I had a wonderful time and hope to return soon!
With much appreciation,
'Mel and Pearl:
The condo was great. Pat, Katie, and Evelyn and I enjoyed it immensely. We also enjoyed meeting the two of you and understand how much you like your condos and the view every day. If we come to that part of the island again we will certainly call and try to book 314 plus we will pass it on to our friends and neighbors here in Seattle.
'Mel, if everything was OK with the way we left the condo just go ahead and tear up the deposit check or shred it, no need to return it. Also, Pearl, thanks for the book! I finished it on the way home and enjoyed it. Hope you are liking the ones I gave you!
Once again thanks for such a well equipped and beautiful condo. We are experiencing the shock of not being on vacation! Oh well, maybe retirement will come soon.
Best regards,
Jan and Pat'
'We recently returned from our vacation in paradise. My wife, sister, her husband and I stayed in this condo unit for 5 nights in May. Our thanks to Mel and Pearl for a grand stay in Poipu. The condo was perfect for us. It was well supplied and met our every need. The condo complex is close to all we wanted to see and do on the South Shore. The beach next door was great for snorkeling and the views from the lanai were terrific. Shopping and restaurants are all within a short drive. Working with M & P was so easy. Mahalo again Mel for a great stay in Paradise.'
'Mel & Pearl, Thank you for renting us your wonderful condo. Great location and layout. Felt like we were in IMAX seats watching turtles & fantastic surfing all day long. Incredible that we could snorkel from the complex and take in all the wonderful marine life. Felt like we really lucked into this place and regretted leaving. Hope to return soon. Thanks so much for your patience at the last minute arrangements. T&D'
This condo is truly one of the best Poipu beach rentals on the entire island. Kauai Hawaii Poipu condos don't get any better than this!
Please check out the links below for our virtual tour as well as additional information about the condo, including a floor plan of the layout.
Keywords: Condominium
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible
About The Owner
Here is Pearl and Mel enjoying a relaxing evening on our lanai at sunset. Come and join us.
The Owner purchased this condo in 1977
Why The Owner chose Koloa
Kauai is one of the most spectacular parts of Hawaii, and Poipu Beach is one of the best beaches in the world!
What makes this condo unique
Ocean breezes, amazing sunsets, warm, clean water, swimming with dolphins and turtles, snorkeling, and more!
Guestbook comments from the owner
"Mel & Pearl. Thank you so much for opening
your perfect condo to those us! The location
was perfect, the deck lovely, the restaurant next
door superb! The chairs and boogie boards and
well stocked kitchen made it easy to feel right
at home and we loved every single thing about
the condo - even cleaning it up like we would
our own home. And we met such nice people!"
-The Perkins Family


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Two Riverhead men were arrested on separate drunken driving charges in Flanders early Monday, Southampton Town police said. (more…)
Two Riverhead men were arrested on separate drunken driving charges in Flanders early Monday, Southampton Town police said. (more…)
A Mattituck man faces driving while intoxicated and a felony drugs charge after he was allegedly caught with narcotics while driving in Riverhead on Saturday, state police said. (more…)
A Shirley man faces a forgery charge and possible deportation following a traffic stop in Northampton Friday night, according to Southampton Town police. (more…)
An East Quogue man was zapped with a Taser and arrested after he was found in possession of drugs and then tried to escape, according to Southampton Town police.
Charles Gamble, 31, of Pine Neck Road in East Quogue was found in possession of marijuana in his car at the Wildwood Lanes parking lot on Lake Avenue in Riverhead and then refused to comply when an officer asked him to show his hands, police said.
Mr. Gamble then got out of his car, despite being told not to, and shoved the officer in the chest and ran away, police said.
He was caught after a brief chase and an officer then used a Taser to subdue him, according to police, who said the officer subsequently found 35 bags of crack cocaine on Mr. Gamble.
In addition, Mr. Gamble was wanted on a warrant from Riverhead Town police.
Mr. Gamble was charged with third- and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, resisting arrest, second-degree harassment and unlawful possession of marijuana.
In that same incident, a Calverton woman, who also tried to run away from an officer because she was drinking alcohol in public, ended up with another charge, according to police.
Rahshell Gamble, 31, of Hillrise Court in Calverton was seen sitting in a car with three other people in the parking lot of Wildwood Lanes on Lake Avenue in Riverhead with an open container of alcohol and marijuana at about 10:10 p.m., police said.
Ms. Gamble got out of the car and ran away, preventing the officer from charging her with the open container violation, police said. But she did return to the scene later at 12:42 a.m. Saturday and was arrested.
She was charged with the open container violation and with second-degree obstructing government administration.
• A Flanders man was arrested just after midnight Friday after stopping where he shouldn't have stopped, and not stopping when he should have, according to police.
Mark Kwasnik, 62, of Nassau Street in Flanders was observed stopping in front of his ex-girlfriend's house on Evergreen Road in Flanders in violation of a court order of protection to stay away from her, and then was stopped by police after he continued forward and failed to stop at a stop sign, police said.
Mr. Kwasnik was charged with second-degree criminal contempt, police said.
• Joe McKay, 65, of Vail Avenue in Riverside was charged with fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property at his home on Nov. 3 following an investigation that determined that he had pawned stolen jewelry at Tommy's Goldmine on Peconic Avenue in Riverside on Sept. 6, according to police.
• A Flanders woman reported last Wednesday that someone had illegally filed a tax return in her name in 2010. The woman said she received a letter from the Internal Revenue Service saying she owed $33,055 in back taxes and was fined in the year 2011. The woman responded that she has not paid taxes for the past eight years because she's unemployed and a student, according to police.
The IRS urged her to report the incident to police because they had received a tax return filed using her Social Security number in 2010.
• Someone broke the rear window of a home on Deck Street in Flanders last Monday night, according to police, who said it didn't appear that anyone had entered the home.
• The passenger-side window of a car parked on Flanders Road in Riverside last Saturday was shot at, breaking it and the front windshield, police said. The estimated cost to repair the two windows is about $600, according to police. The owner of the car said that the same thing happened to his other car on Oct. 30, police said.
• All four tires were flattened on a car parked on Flanders Boulevard in Flanders Friday morning, according to police. The estimated value of the damage was not available.
• A Riverside man reported that someone had stolen a radio from a car on Flanders Road in Riverside last Monday afternoon. The car belonged to his friend, police said. The estimated value of the stolen radio is $1,110, according to police.
Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may be found innocent.
A Riverhead man who was unsuccessful in hiding a drug pipe was arrested on drug charges in Riverside last week, Southampton Town police said.
Vincent Braunskil, 40, of West Main Street in Riverhead was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance Friday night on Peconic Avenue, police said.
When an officer walked by him, Mr. Braunskil tried to conceal something in his left hand by walking away from the officer and moving his hand behind his back, according to police. When asked what he had in his hand, he turned over a glass pipe used to smoke cocaine, according to police, who said the pipe tested positive for cocaine.
• A Hempstead woman who was driving while on pain medication ended up in more pain as she was involved in a accident and then arrested, according to police.
Eva Rosado, 45, of Foster Place in Hempstead was charged with driving while ability impaired by drugs Aug. 29, on Flanders Boulevard in Flanders after being involved in a crash at the intersection of Flanders Road and Cypress Avenue, police said.
Ms. Rosado told an officer she was wearing a pain patch and that she takes prescription medication for pain, according to police, who said there were four bottles of prescription medication in the car.
Ms. Rosado was taken to the hospital by ambulance for treatment of injuries suffered in the accident and then released on an appearance ticket, according to police.
Additional information about the accident was not available.
• Reinaldo Garcia, 32, of West Parkview Drive in Shirley was charged with driving while intoxicated last Thursday afternoon on Flanders Road and Red Creek Road in Flanders, police said.
He was stopped after being spotted driving erratically and swerving all over the road on Route 24, police said. He was unable to perform roadside sobriety tests, police said.
• Sharon Russell, 62, of Wilmont Avenue in Washington, Pa., was charged with DWI just after midnight Saturday on Flanders Road and Bellows Pond Road in Flanders, police said.
Ms. Russell was initially stopped for failing to stay in her lane and was then found to be intoxicated, according to police, who said she had alcohol on her breath and did poorly on roadside sobriety tests.
Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may be found innocent.
Two unknown men and an unknown woman reportedly stole seven lawn mowers from a Riverhead store early Friday morning, police said.
The three suspects allegedly used a tan-colored van to take the equipment from The Home Depot store on Route 58, police said.
Detectives are investigating the incident.
• Jacqueline Burck, 23, of Riverhead was arrested July 29 after damaging a vehicle in Center Moriches, Suffolk County police said. Ms. Burck drove a 2006 Suzuki into another vehicle parked in a driveway located on Wading River Road sometime overnight between July 6 to July 7, officials said. She was charged with leaving the scene of property damage, police said.
• Juan Mateo, 40, of Riverhead was arrested on forcible touching, harassment and resisting arrest charges Sunday, police said. He was processed and held for arraignment. No details were available.
• Nicholas Dolce, 19, was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated after being stopped near a 7-Eleven convenience store on Route 58, police said. He was processed and held for arraignment.
• Four people driving dirt bikes and quads damaged a Riverhead sod farm July 31, police said. The suspects rode their bikes and quads across the Deleo Sod Farm on Tuthills Lane, according to a police report. No arrests were made.
• Nearly $25,000 in jewelry and money was stolen from a Riverhead home Friday, police said. The unknown person entered the Osborne Avenue home through the northwest door and stole jewelry and cash worth $24,700.
Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may be found innocent.
A man pulled a knife on the attendant at the Shamrock gas station on Flanders Road in Riverside following an argument July 24 in which the attendant refused to sell the man cigarettes without his showing identification, according to police. The suspect then left and threw a metal pipe at the store's door as he was driving away, breaking the glass, police said.
The incident was captured on surveillance video, police said.
• Anthony Jenkins, 47, of Old Quogue Road in Riverside was riding his bike without lights on that road in Riverside just before midnight Friday when he was spotted for the light violation. An officer tried to pull him over, according to police, but he tried to flee the scene on the bicycle. After a short while, he nearly fell off and was arrested, police said.
A search of Mr. Jenkins subsequently turned up a crack pipe and a small quality of cocaine, according to police. He was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
• Failure to signal a turn on Ludlam Avenue in Riverhead was what led officers to pull over Cynthia Massenburg, 47, of Riverleigh Avenue in Riverside Sunday at 1 p.m. After that, she was searched, and several crack pipes, along with hashish and marijuana, were found, according to police. She was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana and the unsafe turn violation, according to police.
• Tammy Cipriano, 44, of Old Quogue Road in Riverside and Carlos Gonzalez-Leverman, 26, of Pulaski Street in Riverhead were charged with prostitution and third-degree patronizing a prostitute, respectively, after a police officer saw them having sex in the bushes off Flanders Road on Saturday night.
Mr. Gonzalez-Leverman told the officer he paid Ms. Cipriano $20 for the sex, according to police. Ms. Cipriano was also charged with public lewdness, police said.
• A Streamlight Rechargeable flashlight valued at $140 and two license plates were reported stolen from a car on Pine Street in Riverside July 24 — and a Mongoose mountain bike that police say was valued at $149 was reported stolen from the yard at that same address and time, according to police.
Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may be found innocent.
Nine people were arrested by the East End DWI Task Force Saturday evening, authorities said.
According to a police report, the following people were charged with driving while intoxicated: Juan Perez, 50, of Riverhead; Eusebio Plato, 38, of Riverhead; Farrow Sims Jr., 19, of Calverton; Mark Sims, 42, of Riverhead; John Stark, 42, of Southold; and Otto Zeller, 33, of Huntington.
Amilcar Cano, 28, of Greenport was charged with DWI and resisting arrest, police said. Philip Ashley, 72, of Jamesport was charged with driving while ability impaired, and Melissa McMoore, 21, of Greenport was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, according to the report. The task force included officers from the Riverhead, Quogue and Westhampton Beach police departments. Police said more checkpoints will be deployed throughout the East End during the summer and reminded drivers to wear seat belts and not to drink and drive or use cellphones while driving.
• Christopher DeCarlo, 24, of Manorville was arrested Sunday and charged with petit larceny and two counts of criminal possession of a hypodermic needle after he was allegedly caught stealing a DVD player from Walmart, police said.
Mr. DeCarlo had two hypodermic needles in his front right pants pocket, according to a police report. The needles were removed and stored as evidence, police said. Mr. DeCarlo was processed, given an appearance ticket and turned over to Suffolk County police on an active warrant.
• A money deposit bag containing nearly $4,000 was allegedly stolen from Bed Bath and Beyond in Riverhead last Thursday, town police said. The bag, containing $3,832.30, was reported missing about 8 p.m., according to a police report. The investigation is ongoing, police said.
• Tyrone Trent, 49, of Riverhead was arrested on a second-degree criminal contempt charge after he violated an order of protection, Riverhead police said. Mr. Trent was taken to police headquarters and held for arraignment.
• John Robinson, 19, of Riverhead was arrested on a harassment charge after he became physically abusive during a dispute at his home, police said. According to a police report, Mr. Robinson arrived at the house drunk and was verbally and physically abusive to a woman there, grabbing her by the arms and shaking her while she held a child. The victim fled into the house and called 911, police said. The two were separated by police and Mr. Robinson was arrested and held for arraignment.
• Paul Pleickhardt, 33, of Shoreham was arrested last Wednesday on drunk driving charges after being involved in a motor vehicle accident, Suffolk County police said. Mr. Pleickhardt was driving a 1993 Honda Civic along Washington Avenue about 7 p.m. when his car crashed into another vehicle, officials said. He was sent to Southside Hospital in Bay Shore and treated for undisclosed injuries, police said. Details about the other driver weren't available. Mr. Pleickhardt was charged with DWI, officials said.
• Enrique David, 26, of Riverhead was arrested early Friday on drunk driving charges in Ridge, Suffolk County police said. He was driving a 1997 Dodge near the intersection of Route 25 and Wading River Hollow Road about 3 p.m., officials said. Mr. David was charged with DWI and refusing to take a Breathalyzer test, police said.
• Shanay White, 21, of Wading River was arrested Friday on drug charges in Patchogue, according to Suffolk County police. She was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, officials said.
• Ryan Delapine, 22, of Shoreham was arrested Saturday on drunk driving charges in Port Jefferson, Suffolk County police said. He was driving a 2003 Jeep along Thompson Street at around 3 a.m. when he failed to stop at a stop sign, officials said. Mr. Delapine was charged with DWI, police said.
Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may be found innocent.


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A podcast (and some accompanying notes) on media from Justin Beck and Eve Batey.
Twitter: @punchingdown
Voice: (415) 878-6240
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The podcast on iTunes
Punching Down - Episode 11
On last week's podcast, Eve promoted a panel she was scheduled to appear on at SF State's journalism department. But because the U.S. Court of Appeals in SF struck down Proposition 8 (the voter initiative banning same-sex marriage), Eve had to work instead. So, we have a mock panel where Eve plays the part of panelist and Justin plays the moderator. Hear what Eve has to say about her favorite topic, the Future of Journalism!! You'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at Occupy Internships, which is Justin's offensive on Twitter against companies (of a certain size) that try to hire unpaid interns. Such as the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco!
Brutal Simplicity theme by Kevin Burg


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Which place is gud for tourism in india during summer?
Tags: travel, news & events, politics & government
Asked by Aisha Khan, 11 Jan '13 10:54 am
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There are many hill stations in India. You can go for any of these hill stations in summer. Some of the hill stations in India are: Auli, Dalhousie, Darjeeling, Dehradun, Gangtok, Khandala, Kullu, Lonavala, Manali, Mount Abu, Munnar, Kodaikanal, Coorg, Coonoor, Kasauli, Kashmir, Khajjiar, Mussoorie, Nainital, Ooty, Shimla, Srinagar etc.Answered by Elizabeth H, 13 Feb '13 10:39 am
It depends on one's choice whether it is hill station or beach resort etc. If it is hill station then look for Darjeeling, Kulu Manali, Kashmir etc. For beach resorts look for Goa, Kerala etc.Answered by Good Citizen, 18 Jan '13 03:43 pm
Datjiling , Kulu Manali, KashmirAnswered by anantharaman, 11 Jan '13 02:44 pm
Any hillstations in india but beware they all will be crowded during summer due to school vacations!!!Answered by Vishwanath V, 11 Jan '13 11:19 am
Simla, Manali, and Darjiling ...Answered by aflatoon, 11 Jan '13 10:57 am
Come to Kerala - there is so much to seeAnswered by rajnikant raiyarela, 11 Jan '13 10:54 am


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Archive: Issue 5
Since 2000 the city of Sderot has been a target of rockets fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel. British academic Dr Alan Craig visited its Media Centre and heard a message of civilian suffering and communal resilience.
Policy & Politics
When the Premier League footballer Nicolas Anelka celebrated a goal by performing a quenelle salute he touched off a storm of protest. Dave Rich examines the phenomenon of the quenelle and asks why it is now so easy for raw, old-fashioned antisemitism to be inserted into contemporary radical politics.
One of the cruellest aspects of the new antisemitism is its perverse use of the Holocaust as a stick to beat 'the Jews.' Lesley Klaff explains the phenomenon of 'Holocaust Inversion.'
'Israel Apartheid Week' is looming on campuses worldwide. In fact, as this edited extract from a new ebook shows, Israel has done better in evening out the differences between its Jewish and Arab citizens than most countries encompassing sharply diverse nationalities. Liberal Oasis: The Truth About Israel is available online from Encounter Books. When the intifada erupted…
The Polish historian and socialist Isaac Deutscher coined the term 'the non-Jewish Jew' to celebrate the tradition of Spinoza, Heine, Marx, and Trotsky. But he argued that internationalists must come to terms with the Holocaust and accept the 'historic necessity' of Israel.
An exciting new Bedouin Arab leadership is emerging in Israel's Negev region. Younger, feminist, critical of both state policy and tribal culture, it is calling for a historic shift from victimhood to empowerment.
Aluf Benn, Editor in Chief of Haaretz newspaper spoke to Fathom Editor Alan Johnson about the politics and the personality of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The newly elected Labour leader Isaac Herzog sat down with Fathom to discuss what the Britain-Israel relationship means to him, the golden opportunity he sees in the current peace process, and the challenge of building Israel as a multi-cultural society. He was interviewed in Jerusalem on 7 January by Toby Greene, the Fathom deputy editor and Richard Pater, Head of BICOM in Israel.
Amid the fanfare about the interim agreement reached in Geneva in November 2013 over Iran's nuclear programme – the first time in 34 years that the Tehran regime and the United States reached a formal understanding – one critical aspect stood out: the true intentions of Iran's leaders remain as disquietingly unclear now as they were when the existence of the nuclear programme was first revealed in 2002.
Few individuals have had more impact on the history of the state of Israel than its former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who died on 11 January 2014 after being in a coma since 2006. To assess his legacy, Fathom deputy editor Toby Greene interviewed David Landau, former editor of Haaretz and the author of a major new biography of Ariel Sharon entitled Arik, published this month by Knopf.
Reviews & Culture
In the first half of the 20th century, most Jews failed to find their way to a successful strategy for dealing with the threat of antisemitism. Some individuals emigrated, for example to Britain, the United States or Palestine. Some found their way into wider civil society, benefited from emancipation, and lived as citizens of European states. Some Jews found communal ways of continuing to live apart, in a changing world.
The eminent political scientist Seymour Martin Lipset described Daniel P. Moynihan as 'the prescient politician' for his suggestion, in 1979, that the Soviet system 'could blow up in the 1980s' as a result of economic crisis, 'moral decay,' 'the rise in mortality rates [and] the nationality strains.'
Israel, as Amos Oz once observed, was born out of a spectrum of dreams and visions, blueprints and masterplans. Some complementary, some contradictory, these dreams represent the federation of ideas that compose Zionism. Where these dreams quarrel with one another, there is the basis of political debate in Israel today.
In his autobiography, Chaim Weizmann commented that Theodor Herzl was 'not of the people' despite being an inspiring leader and brilliant organiser. The author of this interesting book, the eminent Israeli academic and public intellectual, Shlomo Avineri, has not written a conventional biography of Herzl. Instead he has tried to capture the authentic and private man through his underutilised diary entries – a litany of frustrations, disappointments and silent fury at those who walked the corridors of power.
When I was writing my book about the Jewish origins of punk, The Heebie-Jeebies at CBGB's, I referred to Lou Reed as both the Alter Kocker (old fart) Indie Rocker and the Zayde (grandfather) of the movement. I still believe these titles fit the man, but in the wake of his recent death, I have come to see that he is deserving of a third. Like the figure in the Passover Seder that he played annually in public, Reed was the Wise Child. Unlike his brothers, the Wicked Child, the Simple Child, and the One Unable to Ask, he saw both the tragedy and triumph of Jewish history.
Both directors got the idea for their film from the same newspaper headline about a Shin-Bet agent murdered by the informant he worked closely with. The directors were both motivated by their personal involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (Adler was an intelligence officer in the occupied territories in his military service, while the Nazareth-born Abu…