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All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1306368 (stock #J2602)
This disc pin features a large faceted citrine in a bold prong setting. The stone has a light yellow-brown tinge and shows no signs of damage or wear. It is quite secure in its mount. The disc has a warm patina from age; the piece dates conservatively 1960-1970. The back has a secure rollover clasp and bears the marks for Mexican silver (eagle 42, circular 925 Sterling) as well as the maker's mark for Los Ballesteros. There appears to have been a pendant bale or hook that has been removed...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Scandinavian : Pre 1970 item #1306365 (stock #J2604 )
Blackbird Hill Antiques
Composed of diamond-shaped links, this bracelet has a nice, substantial feel. It has the Finland date mark for 1972, the maker's mark for Kultateollisuus Ky, the city mark for Turku, and the silver content mark of 830H. The spring ring clasp is very secure, and may be a replacement for the original. The bracelet measures 8 inches long by 3/16 inch wide. Weight: 16.4 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Other Metals : Modernist : Pre 1970 item #1306364 (stock #J2605)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
A stylized geometric openwork design characterizes this handmade bronze ring, made around 1965-1970. The band is adjustable, and bears the unidentified maker's mark of P.N., in addition to the Finland mark. The tiny bumps of metal on the edges are from the casting process. The top measures 1 ¼ inches long by 1 inch wide; the band is currently sized at approximately a 7.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Scandinavian : Pre 1970 item #1306362 (stock #J2609)
This handmade ring features a substantial domed top of cross-hatched openwork and an adjustable band. It dates around 1960-1970, and bears the marks of husband and wife designers Else Berntsen Hughes and Paul Hughes, including the H mark for their workshop, Studio Else and Paul. The ring is sized approximately 4 ½-5 and can be adjusted slightly larger by a competent jeweler. Weight: 10.5 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Scandinavian : Pre 1980 item #1306247 (stock #J2603 )
Blackbird Hill Antiques
A lobed, openwork pendant suspended from a v-shaped, flexible neck ring. The neck ring is dated 1975, and bears the city mark for Koeping; the maker's mark of BFH is unidentified. The pendant is dated 1971, and bears the maker's mark of Alton, the city mark for Falköping, and the mark of designer Theresia Hvorslev. The widest resting point of the neck ring measures a little over 4 ½ inches; the pendant measures 1 7/8 inches long. Weight of pendant: 8.4 grams...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1970 item #1306246 (stock #J2606)
This comfortable 1960s bracelet is composed of chevron-shaped links that move naturally with the wrist. It bears the mark of New York jeweler Carl Ruopoli and sports an innovative disc clasp that is quite secure and easy to maneuver. The bracelet measures 7 ½ inches long by ½ inch wide. Weight: 21 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1960 item #1306245 (stock #J2607 )
Blackbird Hill Antiques
A nicely carved cameo from a single piece of banded carnelian is set in a substantial multi-prong mount, with a band measuring about 3/8 inch wide at the shoulder. The ring (band and mounting) tests definitely for a high silver content, perhaps .900. It is handmade, probably from the 1950s; the mounting was likely constructed for added security due to the size of the stone...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1980 item #1306244 (stock #J2600)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
This narrow cuff features a beveled shape. It was probably made around 19751980, and is marked 'Sterling by Yale' (no apparent connection to Yale University or Yale Jewelers.) Made for a man or woman, it measures 2 ¼ inches across with an opening of 1 1/8 inches between the terminals that could be widened by a competent jeweler. The bracelet measures approximately ¼ inch thick. Weight: 41.4 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1960 item #1306243 (stock #J2608)
Decorative silver work marks these jaunty drop earrings. They are set with faceted amethysts and tiny piesces of turquoise on each hoop, and coral at the tops. They bear the circular maker's mark of CEL and ME02 (see Bille Hobart's book on Mexican marks, p. 217, 3rd ed.), and date around 1950-1960. The posts are very secure, as are the clutches. They measure 1 ¾ inches long; the hoops measure 1 inch in diameter.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Modernism : Pre 1970 item #1301068 (stock #J2594)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
Evoking a sophisticated and cosmopolitan look, this Italian silver bracelet features five textured curved rings linked by bars inlaid with strips of turquoise enamel. The secure fold-over clasp bears marks for .800 silver and the city/date mark of Arezzo, 1944-1968. The maker's numeric mark is not fully legible. The bracelet measures 8 inches long by 1 ½ inches wide. Weight: 64.9 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Cufflinks and Accessories : Gold : Pre 1970 item #1301067 (stock #J2598)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
These cuff links feature nice spinach jade buttons with beveled edges. Two of them are decorated with a central pearl; both pairs feature 14kt gold bridge bars and connecting rings. The hardware is unmarked. Each button measures 3/8 inch across.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1960 item #1301039 (stock #J2597)
Formed as a monkey-like creature, this sterling silver key ring opens by possibly by moving the head forward on its hinge. Only the mark for Mexico is legible on the ring, but the piece is similar to the work of Melesio Rodriguez. There is also an obscured mark that looks like an Eagle 3, indicating Mexican sterling silver. The key ring measures,1 1/8 inches high by 1 ¼ inches at its widest point. Weight: 18.9 grams
All Items : New Century : Jewelry : Rings : Pre 1990 item #1301038 (stock #J2596)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
A wide sterling silver band supports a rectangular piece of polished blue and orange art glass. The inner band indicates sterling and displays the partial mark of Melvin Roman, a contemporary costume jewelry designer. The ring is approximately a size 6. The mounted glass measures 1 ¼ inches long by 1 inch wide by about ¼ inch high.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Modernism : Pre 1960 item #1301018 (stock #J2595)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
This unmarked sterling silver pin, formed as an abstract star, exemplifies the spare yet dynamic designs that characterize much of Ed Weiner's early handwrought work. This one is unsigned (as most of his star pins are), and measures 3 inches long by 2 inches at its widest point. It is secured by a rollover clasp that is original to the piece and in good working order. The surface is a bit tarnished, but shows no signs of wear or damage. Weight: 10.7 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Cufflinks and Accessories : Silver : Pre 1930 item #1301016 (stock #J2592)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
These octagonal cuff links are decorated with white tour à guilloche enamel work on a sterling base. A silver resist floral design has darkened over the years, creating a dramatic contrast with the enamel. Each cuff link measures ½ inch across. Total weight: 4.9 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Modernism : Pre 1980 item #1301015 (stock #J2591)
This ring features an organic design, with an asymmetrical domed form textured with wavy narrow ridges similar to seaweed. It bears the mark of Spanish jewelry designer Joachim S'Paliu. The ring is a size 8. Weight: 11.5 grams
All Items : New Century : Jewelry : Necklaces : Pre 1990 item #1300963 (stock #J2590)
Blackbird Hill Antiques
A sterling silver pendant necklace set with colorful stones in an oxidized surface, similar to the style of Matilde Poulat. The pendant is decorated with a central cabochon amethyst and roughly set with small turquoise beads and, possibly, coral fragments. Applied wirework wends around the pendant as well as the four drops. The chain is composed of oxidized bow-shaped elements with tire-tread edges, applied wire filaments, and roughly set tiny turquoise beads...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Period : Pre 1960 item #1300962 (stock #J2589)
These delicate-looking, lacy links are actually form quite a substantial chain necklace. The links have a clever twist, but still lie nicely when worn. A jump ring at the end bears largely illegible marks, but one appears to have a European shape. The chain tests strongly for silver, with a content of at least .800. The spring-ring clasp may have been added later. The chain measures 24 inches long by ½ inch wide. Weight: 27.3 grams


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In relation to my other post where I got a bad flash with my xecutor 2.0 lite. Now I can get it to boot to the cromwell bios screen when the chips earth point isn't ground?!!!? How is this possible - surely it can't be recieving power if there is no earth. When I re-earth the chip - hold on now when I re-earth the chip it's working as well.
Ok This Is Bizarre!?
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Posted 24 July 2003 - 08:43 PM
I am not sure what you mean by earth point. Please clarify and maybe i can help you. Are you talking about d0 point?
Edited by freakycody, 24 July 2003 - 08:43 PM.
Posted 24 July 2003 - 08:58 PM
between mars and venus?
Posted 24 July 2003 - 10:22 PM
I think he means the ground with the connector on that connects to the ground in the xbox.
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11 Jun 2014 10:05:59 AM
[VIDEOS] Dana White & Chael Sonnen Play the Blame Game on 'America's Pregame'
A lot of blame has been thrown around since word of Chael Sonnen's failed drug test and subsequent removal from UFC 175 broke yesterday. Some are blaming the Nevada State Athletic Commission for their lack of foresight in banning TRT yet providing fighters currently on the therapy with no means or information on how to adjust to life without it. Some are blaming Sonnen for failing to disclose the banned substances he was on to NSAC prior to his drug test last month. There are even some MMA media members out there crazy enough to blame the UFC for rushing guys like Sonnen and Belfort into fights without first understanding how long their bodies would need to adjust to post-TRT life. Hope you enjoy getting blacklisted, fellas!
In order to help clear things up, both Chael Sonnen and Dana White appeared on FS1′s America's Pregame last night, because Sonnen is not as expendable a fighter as say, Jason High and thus requires his boss' assistance when putting out fires. While Sonnen opted to expand on his interview with Jay Mohr Sports that was published just hours beforehand, White fell back on his usual mix of finger-pointing and blatant lies delivered at just below shouting level.
Both are at fault. I think the Nevada State Athletic Commission could have laid it out better for how they were going to end this thing. What would be banned and what wouldn't be banned for the guys coming down off of it. But again, it's a matter of them not being very educated on TRT. It's the thing that made this whole thing impossible anyway. And it's Chael's fault too, because Chael should have called the Athletic Commission and said, 'This is what my doctor told me I need to do to come down off of this stuff, so here is what I'm taking.' He absolutely should have done that.
Just to clear the air here, nobody is on TRT. And, we only had five guys out of over 500 that were ever on TRT, and it was absolutely legal.
Well thank God the UFC isn't to blame in any way, shape, or form for this (*wipes sweat from forehead*). Dodged a bullet there, boys. Also, the number of fighters who have ever fought in the UFC while on TRT is a lot closer to 15 than 5. No biggie.
Check out White's full interview above, then head after the jump for Sonnen's much lengthier defense.Read More DIGG THIS


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Premier League in row over bungs report
Leaked memo suggests Lord Stevens' report was influenced by Premier League.
Exclusive: inside the secret and sinister world of the BNPThe techniques of secrecy and deception employed by the British National party in its attempt to conceal its activities and intentions from the public can be disclosed today.
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With immaculate timing, Komodo dragons Sungai and Flora take scientists by surprise
· Zoos report lizards laying eggs without mating
· Self-fertilisation recorded in species for first time
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The Guardian journalist who became central London organiser for the BNPIan Cobain went undercover for seven months to explore the clandestine world of the BNP: how it operates, recruits and holds meetings.
Top p4
General's interpreter held on secrets chargeA British soldier recently deployed in Afghanistan has been arrested and charged with passing secret information to a foreign country. Daniel James was remanded in custody yesterday charged under the 1911 Official Secrets Act.
MP's girlfriend and the chat with a ministerLiberal Democrat MP Lembit Opik admits to another Cheeky move: speaking to the immigration minister on behalf of his pop star girlfriend, Gabriela Irimia.
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Revealed at last - how FBI tried to nail LennonClearly a man who sang "Imagine all the people/Living life in peace" was a major league subversive, but still the FBI could not quite nail John Lennon. An American historian has finally won his 25-year campaign to expose the FBI's pursuit of the ex-Beatle.
National news p7
Website opens up discreet Arts Council CollectionFor the first time, a mysterious collection comprising 7,500 works by more than 2,000 British artists can be seen online.
Blair's aides face new interviews in cash for honours investigationDetectives investigating allegations of corruption in the soliciting and awarding of honours have written to some of Tony Blair's closest advisers asking for more information.
National news p11
PeopleLeona Lewis | Gnarls Barkley | Sir Cliff Richard | Girls Aloud | McFly | Raymond Quinn | The Queen | Gee Walker | Anthony Walker | Prince Andrew | Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie | Victoria Beckham | Nancy Dell'Olio | Sven-Goran Eriksson | Ken Dodd | John Peel | Leonard Rossiter | Professor Mark Cleary | Professor Chris Taylor
News in briefFootballer murder trial halted by juror incident | Ex-law chief arrested over 'disturbance' on plane | Hard hat for Santa pelted with mince pies
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Skydiver survives 4,500 metre plungeA British skydiving instructor was recovering in hospital yesterday after a 4,500 metre (15,000ft) fall when his parachute malfunctioned.
Public has right to know why BBC apologised after Hutton, Dyke says· Governors' decision was 'betrayal' of corporation
· Tribunal to rule whether minutes can be published
Top baby names reflect charm of Victoriana - and celebrity cultureNew parents in England and Wales are still succumbing to the charm of solidly old-fashioned names for their babies, with Jack and Olivia the most popular in 2006, according to the latest official table.
Michael pays musical tribute to nursing heroes
Singer ends tour with special concert for NHS workers at Roundhouse.
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First gay 'divorce' postponedA gay man who was set to make legal history by becoming one of the first people to "divorce" by dissolving a civil partnership yesterday decided to delay proceedings to avoid entering the record books.
School bully's parents get life for fire that killed family of victim· Petrol poured through letterbox after feud
· Daughter jailed for 11 years for manslaughter
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£16,000 for illegally ousted asylum seekersThe government was ordered to pay thousands of pounds in damages to a family of asylum seekers who were unlawfully deported to a country where they now fear for their lives.
Union anger as 400 ambulance staff get noticeThe Yorkshire ambulance service sent redundancy notices to 400 NHS staff in a move condemned by unions as 'cruel and disgraceful.'
Survey of overweight children 'worse than useless'A government project to measure and tackle childhood obesity significantly underestimates the problem, partly because overweight children are opting out, an official report warned yesterday.
£750m cottage hospital plan under way
The first of a new generation of NHS cottage hospitals will be announced by the Department of Health today, kickstarting a £750m programme to move minor operations away from the big general hospitals and closer to people's homes.
National news p16
Holocaust denier Irving freed early from prison· Remaining 23 months to be served on probation
· Author had 'impeccable conversion', says judge
Abramovich: no more politicsRoman Abramovich, the billionaire owner of Chelsea football club, yesterday resigned as governor of the remote region of Chukotka, signalling his departure from Russia.
International news p17
Mr and Mrs Eminem divorce for second timeEminem, the rap star, and his high school sweetheart, Kim Mathers, have divorced a second time, less than a year after remarrying.
Fears £500m Dublin tunnel will add to jamsEurope's longest urban road tunnel opened in Dublin yesterday amid diesel fumes and fears it may cause rather than ease traffic congestion.
Spanish government holds 'first official meeting' with EtaSpain's socialist government has had its first formal meeting with the armed Basque separatist group Eta to ensure a nine-month ceasefire holds, media reports said yesterday.
International news p18
For sale: the secrets of Hollywood's golden age stars· Fox studio contracts will be auctioned for charity
· Mystery of Elvis's changing hair solved
International news p19
'We are facing the hardest Christmas yet'Israeli road obstacles rise by 40% in a year, strangling the Palestinians, says UN.
International news p20
Baby put through airport x-rayA woman passed her one-month-old grandson through the x-ray machine at Los Angeles international airport, it was revealed yesterday.
Prodi fights to save 'clean' image after anti-corruption judge quitsRomano Prodi's centre-left government was battling to defend its image yesterday as a "clean" alternative to Silvio Berlusconi and the right, after successive scandals that have besmirched its reputation.
Injured hiker survived 24 days on mountain by 'hibernating'· Body temperature fell to 22C but clean bill of health
· First known human case may help future treatment
International news p22
Town hall tussle to keep Perrier French refuses to lose its fizzResidents of the Languedoc village of Vergèze love Perrier so much that they have begun a mammoth legal battle to have a part of their area officially named "Perrier" on the map.
International news p23
Now Blair must appeal to Iran's moderatesWorld briefing: Tony Blair claimed yesterday that Iran poses a "strategic challenge" to moderate Middle East governments and the west as a whole, in a message that will gratify the ruling hardliners in Tehran.
Bush plans bigger army amid fear of new Iraq deployment· 30,000 more troops may be sent to quell violence
· Pentagon wants $100bn more for twin campaigns
International news p24
Green power to the Sri Lankan peoplePractical Action's truly sustainable development is transforming rural lives.
International news p25
Network Rail saves £150m by cutting number of contractors
Network Rail, the government-backed operator of the railway system, reduced its dependence on the state purse yesterday by saving £150m in a squeeze on contractors.
Financial p27
Europe to include airlines in battle on climate change
· Flights to be covered by EU carbon trading scheme
· Greens and US criticise commission's plans
Financial p28
Easy listening and easy buying make easy pickings for Tesco and Asda
Shopping trolley pop will narrow consumers' taste, say music stores.
Financial p29
It is possible to respect the believers but not the beliefTimothy Garton Ash: We don't have to abandon our own principles to celebrate competing faiths in this multicultural midwinter.
DiaryHugh Muir: Congrats to Gordon Brown, named by Spiked Online as Miserabilist of the Year. 'With his dour personality he is a more than deserving winner,' the judges said.
Comment & debate p31
Headed for the rocksRoss Anderson: The NHS computer project is costly and dangerous. Only one man can alter its course.
Muslims need to take partSalma Yaqoob: Palestinian dispossession is a reason to participate in Holocaust Memorial Day, not boycott it.
Russia should be allowed to escape the cliches of its pastHywel Williams: Britain has long cast Russia as a corrupt and destabilising state - because it disturbed the established imperial order.
Comment & debate p32
Brown's first job must be to break free of US shacklesMax Hastings: A new prime minister has the opportunity to do what Blair never could - leave Iraq and face the consequences.
Narrative nailed deadSteve Waters: Orthodox ideas about story-telling are turning random experiences into commodities.
Comment & debate p33
Country diaryRay Collier: Loch Farr
Corrections and clarificationsToday's corrections.
Poorly tackled
Leader:The Stevens report, version 2.0, doesn't name names, doesn't blame anyone and doesn't answer fundamental questions.
The price of pollutionLeader:News that the EU will include aviation in its carbon-trading scheme from 2011 is less substantial than it first appeared.
In praise of ... Spike LeeLeader: Confronted by the horror of Katrina, Spike Lee opts to let the evidence do the talking.
Editorials & reply p34
One-hand clappingLetters: Dave Spooner makes a good point that people can oppose sweatshop labour by ensuring they belong to a union and backing the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation and their unions (Letters, December 20).
Why we support a cultural boycottLetters: John Berger and others' call for a cultural boycott of Israel (Letters, December 15) is wholly to be supported.
Acts of defiance
Letters: We the undersigned have all been arrested for demonstrating in the vicinity of the Parliament in defiance of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
Rough guide for the ethical consumer
Letters: George Monbiot says he's "feeling pretty lonely" (Comment, December 19) in his opposition to airport expansion and the out-of-control increase in flights and carbon emissions.
How Blair bestrides the worldLetters: Blair is described as a political colossus by Anthony Seldon (Comment, December 12). Oh dear, oh dear! Where do I start?
We're still battling for the pigeons of Trafalgar SquareResponse: We agree with reducing these bird numbers, but it must be done humanely, says Niel Hansen.
Lib Dem green taxes are progressiveLetters: Polly Toynbee is right to argue that the Liberal Democrats have a far stronger and well worked out set of policy proposals on climate change than the Conservatives (or Labour), but is wrong to say that we "choose energy taxation despite its social injustice" (Comment, December 15).
Editorials & reply p35
Capt Kenneth CumminsObituary: Naval survivor of two world wars and a Mediterranean sinking.
Johnny HutchObituary: Legendary acrobat at home on the stage, in the circus ring or on the Benny Hill Show.
Obituaries p36
John RaeObituary:Brilliant headmaster who was inspirational, outspoken and happy to court controversy.
Jean BourgeoisObituary: My wife Jean, who has died of motor neurone disease aged 64 after three years of valiant struggle, was a professional violinist and teacher.


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NCDOR Publishes Sales and Use Tax Important Notice For Qualified Jet Engines
The notice covers a sales tax imposition for a qualified jet engine effective October 1, 2015. full details
NCDOR Publishes Sales and Use Tax Important Notice For Aircraft
The notice covers a sales tax rate increase for aircraft effective October 1, 2015. full details
NCDOR Provides Update Regarding Web Browser Compatibility
Information pertains to taxpayers attempting to access NCDOR's e-Business Center. full details
NCDOR Publishes Important Notice For Safe Harbor
The notice covers the process for making application for the delayed sunset of the renewable energy credit and includes frequently asked questions. full details
Legislation Allows Distilleries to Sell Spirituous Liquor Distilled on Their Premises
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NCDOR Launches New App for Easy Access to Important State Tax Information
The new app provides shortcuts to service center locations, contact phone numbers, tax forms, agency information, e-alerts and much more. full details
NC Business Court Reverses Sales Tax Decision - Feeling Great, Inc. and Sleep Medical Center, Inc. v. Department
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NCDOR Announces Reduction in Corporate Tax Rate
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NCDOR Accepts First Electronically Filed Corporate Returns
Agency certifies four vendors and six products to process eFiled Corporate and Franchise Tax returns. full details
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The privilege tax expired for sales occurring on or after July 1, 2015. full details
NCDOR Publishes Notice on the Severance of Energy Minerals
The notice covers law changes that go into effect on July 1, 2015. full details
NCDOR Experiences Technical Difficulties With Certain Web Applications
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Northeast Suburban Life Sportswoman of the Year Michele Christy joins her family - including from left, mom Denise, dad Mark and brother Michael - after her graduation from Ursuline Academy. She will attend the University of Tennessee
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If her planned career in medicine doesn't work out, delivering freight over the road might be an option.
Ursuline Academy's Michele Christy - the 2013 Northeast Suburban Life Sportswoman of the Year - spends enough time in her Acura SUV on a weekly basis to make the Truckin' Bozo's behind a bit sore.
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Patients who meet the inclusion criteria and are enrolled in the trial at Georgia Health Sciences University will be notified of the Newborn Possibilities Fund and have the opportunity to receive funds to use toward the cost of travel to Augusta, Georgia for the cord blood infusion procedure and required follow up visits.
"The hope for stem cells, really from the beginning, is that they might serve as some type of replacement for cells in the nervous system that have been destroyed or never developed properly," said Dr. James Carroll, professor and chief of pediatric neurology at Georgia Health Sciences University and principal investigator on the study. "The main goal of our research is to try to help improve the lives of children with cerebral palsy and find out if the method we're using is going to help these children in the future."
A growing body of research in animals has shown that infused stem cells help to initiate repair and induce healing in the brain. While the Georgia Health Sciences University is the first controlled clinical trial to be conducted, anecdotal reports from previous studies have shown marked improvement in children with cerebral palsy about three months after an initial infusion of cord blood, which led Dr. Carroll to design his trial.
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Arts Roundup: How You Doin'? Edition
Possible designs for Martin Luther King Jr. Library released. [Housing Complex]
Kennedy Center expansion OKed by feds. [AP]
Talk show host Wendy Williams donates her stuff to the Smithsonian. [AP]
An analysis of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's next season [Post]
Stomp dancers advise the Gallaudet Dance Company. [WJLA]
The Julie Ruin has a new music video [Pitchfork]
Relive The Beatles' 1964 concert at the Washington Coliseum. [Post]
Here are some photos of No Kings Collective's new spot in Adams Morgan. [BYT]
Art Enables is 12 years old. [DCist]
A chat with House of Cards creator Beau Willimon [Post]
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If Victoria Ontario is where you live. thank you for the kind words.
Originally Posted by Molli
In the utterly unlikely event that I win this, do you think the $500 would get myself and a friend to Toronto to make use of the ticket to Montreal?
On a more serious note, what a fantastic way to support a very worthy cause. My best wishes to the organisers in attracting submissions and supporters.


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The second quarter 2008 included $1.4 million pre-tax, or ($0.03) per diluted share, in professional fees and expenses related to the review of accounting irregularities at the Sheffield, UK operating unit and the effect of Sheffield's net loss of $3.2 million, or ($0.09) per diluted share. The wider net loss at Sheffield is due to decreased revenue as compared to the first quarter of 2008. During the first quarter the Company focused on reducing past due orders which increased revenue for the first three months of the year. While the revenue decreased in the second quarter, the cost structure remained consistent which generated a larger net loss. The Company anticipates its ongoing initiatives to improve management oversight and operational performance to improve profitability during the second half of 2008 and into 2009.
The weighted average number of diluted shares outstanding during the second quarter of 2008 was 35,323,000.
Brian Moore, President and Chief Executive Officer of Symmetry Medical,
stated, "We are very encouraged by the record revenue generated in the
second quarter of 2008, which reflects continued demand for our business by
all of our major orthopedic customers. We believe our strategic decision to
maintain capacity during slower periods and augment our core orthopedic
business with complementary acquisitions has further strengthened
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Phew! Printed all mine yesterday - 54 of them and a bit of a photographic boot camp - in fact a crash course in printing as I only got my enlarger a few weeks ago and this is only the second negative I've printed!
For a second print, you have done a mighty fine job - I don't recall my early prints to be anywhere near as good and I have to work at getting decent ones now. Doesn't help that I've been using boxes of vintage papers that are older than some of us here.
Thanks Rachelle - I was happy with the shot too (after burning 4 rolls to the client's specs.)
- Nanette
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For a second print, you have done a mighty fine job - I don't recall my early prints to be anywhere near as good and I have to work at getting decent ones now. Doesn't help that I've been using boxes of vintage papers that are older than some of us here.
Ta very much. I did lose about a dozen prints though due to fingerprints and general messiness (didn't realise you can't really touch the surface as you put them under the enlarger). After so many losses, I stopped and got a lot more methodical about it. I think it'll be a little while before a dare to move on to fibre prints.
Fleath, a very nice night photo, great tonality for such a push. Can you tell us your development time?
Avi, excellent urban landscape/architecture image. Do you print borderless or simply trim your borders off?
Ok, this morning I had 5 surprises in my mailbox. 5 Beautiful surprises I would say:
aluk: Château Frontenac, curiously, even if it is just at 2 hours from my home, I never saw this hotel that way. A pin sharp photo, not a lot of details in the sky, but in this situation, it works well for me. Good work !!!
mike c: Clamming at sunset, what a picture. I always like that kind of silhouette, I love the glossy paper. The sky is very nice.
mooseontheloose: Zen photographer, this picture will put a smile on my face for months to come. Details of the texture are incredible.
paul_c5x4: This picture makes me travel into another time. Clarity and sharpness are beautiful. I love it.
Dave Martiny: Street sweeper, it makes me ask myself a coupe of questions about this guy and his life. Pin sharp and a lot of details (look at the shoes). Another nice card.
Thanks guys and gals for sharing all those beautiful images with me. Should start to print mines this weekend, I will do my best to be at your level.
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First card of round #20 received today:
Looking up from Mick Fagan. A great start of this round. Very nice shot, great lighting. Mick, thanks for your comment about my card from the previous round.
I plan to send my cards earlier than in the last few rounds. I've decided to do two sets this time, and I've already printed one set. All that remains is to decide on which neg to print for the second set, then print it.
-- A sinister little midget with a bucket and a mop / Where the blood goes down the drain --
Rachelle's postcard arrived a few days ago. that was the wake up call for me to get to the darkroom and start printing, which i did yesterday. today, with the help of my son who designed and printed the labels, my postcards are ready to be mailed. i keep handling the prints with my fingertips, hard for me to think that they will be manipulated by countless people before reaching their destination...!
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Card from BoxBrownie,Like your taste... err uh choice of buildings .Very rich tones and fine detail.Looks like the place has some real character.
Got my first of the exchange from BoxBrownie today, really sharp print and fine detail.
Just got mine into the mail, no being late this time whoo!


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The researchers then injected rats with either a salt solution or a salt solution containing cyclohexanone and measured heart function. Rats that got only salt solution pumped approximately 200 microliters of blood per heartbeat and had an average heart rate of 358 beats per minute, while rats injected with cyclohexanone pumped only about 150 microliters of blood per heartbeat with an average heart rate of 287 beats per minute.
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According to Thompson-Torgerson and Shoukas, they would like to figure out how these side effectsdecreased heart function and swellingoccur and to what degree cyclohexanone is involved. Despite the findings in this study, they emphasize that patients should listen carefully to the advice of their physicians. "We would never recommend that patients decline this type of treatment if they need it," says Shoukas. "On the contrary, such technologies are life-saving medical advances, and their benefits still far outweigh the risks of the associated side effects. As scientists, we are simply trying to understand how the side effects are triggered and what the best method will be to mitigate, and ultimately remedy, these morbidities."
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What does that mean? "Non IT people can see this as a way to finally make use of their brand new multi-core CPU systems providing parallelized treatment. And the results are pretty good, with a 1.8x video decoding speed boost on Core2Duo and 3.0x speedup with Core2Quad. It is now truely [sic.] possible to actually decode 1080p HDTV streams on Linux.," the team explained. Still, as some problems may occur, users will have to manually enable it in the ISO generator.
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Weekend Server Maintenance CompletedNo comments September 6th, 2015 2 View(s)
The scheduled server maintenance this weekend has been completed without issues. Both the WEB14 and WEB16 server systems are online and running smoothly. The networking issue that plagued WEB14 this past week causing multiple outages has been resolved, steps to ensure this does not happen again to any of our new cloud platforms have been put in place. The WEB16 server system has successfully been migrated over to a full SSD-backed RAID array, the new SSDs will increase the performance of this platform greatly! More responsive and faster loading websites, quicker file transfers for FTP / SFTP clients and improved load times for large .NET applications.
We appreciate everyone's patience this past week while we dealt with the networking issues with WEB14 and completed the WEB16 SSD migration. WEB15-based clients are next on the SSD migration as we work to improve our systems!
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New TeamSpeak Locations AvailableNo comments August 11th, 2015 4 View(s)
We are very pleased to announce that we've added 3 new U.S. locations for our TeamSpeak services! We have expanded to offer TeamSpeak in the following locations…
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- Seattle, Washington
- Washington, D.C.
With these new locations we now offer TeamSpeak in 17 locations around the world! We are also excited to see some new features coming to our TeamSpeak services later this year!
Thank you for choosing ASPnix as your TeamSpeak hosting provider!
Coming Soon – SmarterMail v14!No comments April 28th, 2015 28 View(s)
SmarterTools has announced the beta release of SmarterMail v14! While we will not install and run beta software, especially for our mail servers, we have installed and tested here locally and would like to share some of the new features that are coming!
- Support for Dropbox integration
- Support for Microsoft OneDrive integration
- Support for temporary or "short life-span" aliases
- Improvements to how blocked senders are handled
- SmarterMail codebase is not based on .Net 4.5
- Improved IMAP search
- A single account may now support multiple calendars
- Email lists may now have a customized unsubscribe link using "Friendly Text"
- SmarterMail may now properly migrate Tasks from GMail
- Various other improvements
We are looking forward to this release as it matures and more features are added and SmarterMail is further improved. We know many users are really going to be pleased by the Dropbox integration and improved IMAP search abilities. We've also been told there will be a lot of work done on the EWS protocol for the new release out Outlook for Mac OS and introduction of new features like "Conversations".
Once SmarterMail v14 goes final we will be upgrading our SmarterMail installations as our continued promise to stay up-to-date on the latest technologies. If you have any questions, concerns or comments, please let us know!
How does ASPnix store my credit card information? Is my credit card information safe?1 comment March 16th, 2015 22 View(s)
Many customers have asked about how their credit card details are handled and stored, with all the recent exploits and security breaches in 2014 / 2015 we feel we should let our customers in on our operations and security.
When a customer makes a payment using their credit card, we do store the provided credit card details in our database systems. This information is stored to automate invoice payments, domain renewals and other billing related services to make it easier for our customers.
The following information is stored when a customer pays with their credit card…
- The full credit card number
- The last 4 numbers of the card
- The expiration date / issue date
The CVV or security code is never stored on our systems. All of the above information is stored in a 128-bit AES encrypted data blob and seeded with a passphrase that is 32-random-characters in length. The passphrase is only known / accessible by 2 employees within our company. Even if the encrypted data blob is retrieved, it cannot be decrypted without the passphrase.
The database systems that store all user information, services details, invoices etc. that our billing system operates out of are not publicly accessible, do not run locally alongside the web server and are secured with very strong randomly generated passwords. Access to the database systems is secured through VPN access only.
Our billing software is updated immediately when a new release is available to maintain high levels of security. We also have in-house developed scripts and software that monitor requests and traffic for intrusion attempts, SQL exploits / injections, fake / fraudulent signups and more. We also exceed PCI requirements which are designed to ensure that your credit card information is secure. You can view our PCI compliance here – https://email@example.com&k=61900d43ac5ac4fe3b38.
While no system is 100% secure, we do our best to make sure that our system is as secure as possible. We monitor for new threats, new exploits, and fraudulent activity to make sure we stay on top of our security.
If you have any questions, concerns or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Goodbye Gene6, hello Cerberus FTP server!No comments December 20th, 2014 86 View(s)
It is with great sadness that we start to say goodbye to a long time service and friend, Gene6 FTP Server. We've used Gene6 as our FTP server of choice for just over a decade and it has been a rock solid FTP server! It is one of the most stable products we've ever used since we entered into the hosting business nearly 12 years ago. While Gene6 remained a well maintained product with updates and great product support, it is sad to say that Gene6 is a dead product. We've contacted their support many times over the past few years just to see if anyone would respond, unfortunately, no luck. Forums are not maintained or monitored or answered by any Gene6 staff members.
It is time now to move forward and say goodbye to the trusty FTP server as we need to expand our service offerings! Everyone say hello to Cerberus FTP Server! Our brand new coming FTP solution will make managing your website and content even easier! So what does Cerberus offer that Gene6 did not?
- The most requested feature we've had running for many years – HTTP (web) based management, customers will be able to manage their content using a browser with no FTP client needed!
- Another highly requested feature – SFTP, customers will be able to using standard FTP alongside SFTP based file transfers
- New authentication methods, including standard password and SSH (public / private) keys as well as a combination of the two
- Advanced file sharing
- Improved transfer performance
- And more!
Unfortunately, there is no migration to Cerberus to Gene6 and this service will only be rolled as we start migrating web servers to our all new Cloud-based services which will be happening over the next few months. Existing FTP accounts in Gene6 will be removed and the users account will be upgraded to support Cerberus as we migrate customers. Customers will need to then recreate their FTP accounts.
WEB03-DE will be updated later this evening to support Cerberus, we are also prepping a new WEB02-DE, as clients are migrated to it and the older FTP accounts will be removed.
If you have any questions or comments or concerns, please let us know!
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Google Wallet Payment Method RetirementNo comments November 19th, 2014 22 View(s)
Google has announced that they will be retiring the Google Wallet for Digital Goods API on March 2nd, 2015. Effective immediately we will no longer accept payments through the Google Wallet payment gateway. We understand for many users this comes as a surprise, it did for us too, however, we do offer additional payment methods. You may complete payments using a credit or debit card, bitcoins or your Coinbase account, Dwolla for US-based customers and PayPal as well as PayPal subscriptions.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know! As always, thank you for choosing ASPnix!
ASPnix services and the POODLE SSL exploit1 comment October 16th, 2014 170 View(s)
We've had many customers contact us and ask about the recent POODLE SSL exploit going around the Internet over the past day or so and we would like to comment publicly about our customer's private data and its safety / security here with us. ASPnix's corporate servers such as aspnix.com, billing.aspnix.com, panel.aspnix.com and tspanel.aspnix.com are not vulnerable to the POODLE SSL exploit.
All of our corporate servers have SSL 3.0 disabled and have had it disabled for some time now. Our servers also have the older RC4 ciphers disabled as well as older hashes such as MD5 disabled. All of our corporate systems also support Forward Secrecy and Strict Transport Security (HSTS). We take our customer's private data seriously which is why we strive to disable older out-of-date technologies and protocols before they are opened to exploits such as SSL 3.0 and RC4.
You can view our billing system's SSL report / rating https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=billing.aspnix.com here.
As for client shared-SSL and client web servers, we are working to secure them, we've not disabled SSL 3.0 on shared-SSL due to the issues of blocking out older browsers such as IE 6 on Windows XP, we felt it was not right at the time to disallow certain browsers from accessing a client's website. However, in light of the recent heightened attacks against SSL we feel it is now time to disable SSL 3.0 and older ciphers globally on all of our systems. We will notify all clients before this change takes place so that you and your visitors are not caught off guard.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our support department and we will be happy to address them!
Thank you for choosing ASPnix as your web hosting provider!
ASPnix now accepts Dwolla, a new payment option for the U.S.No comments August 29th, 2014 32 View(s)
We are very pleased to announce that we now accept a new payment option for clients who reside in the U.S. called Dwolla. Dwolla is a secure digital payment network that allows anyone to send, request and accept money and has many benefits! Dwolla is extremely safe and secure and when used with ASPnix, there is no transaction fee, so it is completely free to use!
To begin using Dwolla, simply select "Dwolla" from the payment options menu when viewing a due invoice. You can then select the "Pay with Dwolla" icon and pay using your Dwolla account. For more information about Dwolla and how it works with your bank account please review their website https://www.dwolla.com/about for more information. You can also review their help / support center http://help.dwolla.com/ if you have any further questions or concerns.
If you have any questions or concerns about using this payment system, please contact our sales team and we will be happy to help!
PHP 5.3 is now EOL (End of Life)No comments August 18th, 2014 19 View(s)
The PHP group has made one final release of the 5.3 series; this marks the final release for the 5.3 series and contains fixes backported from 5.4 and 5.5.
You may view the PHP announcement here – http://php.net/archive/2014.php#id2014-08-14-1
We recommend that customers upgrade to 5.4 or 5.5 where possible. Our upcoming new web hosting services under Server 2012 and IIS8 will not include support for PHP 5.2 or 5.3. However our current Server 2008 / IIS 7.5 offerings will continue to support both. We also have PHP 5.6 which has not released final yet, but is offered to give customers a chance to get their websites updated to support the very latest in PHP!
If your web application uses PHP 5.3 and you'd like to upgrade, we recommend contacting the application developer to make sure that your website will function properly under a new version of PHP. Please do not upgrade your website simply because there is a newer version, always check with the developer(s) before upgrading.
Thank you for choosing ASPnix as your web hosting provider!
World Password Day 2014No comments May 7th, 2014 172 View(s)
Today is World Password Day, a public service announcement to remind the users on the Internet to change their passwords and to spread awareness of using strong, secure passwords. Remember to avoid using short simple to guess passwords or common words or phrases. We know that remembering obscure random passwords is hard, but the benefits outweigh the risks, plus there are several services and programs that can help store your passwords safely and securely. LastPass, KeePass, Mcafee LiveSafe, Password Vault Manager, DashLane and many others can store passwords, credit card numbers, website information and more!
Make sure to change your passwords for important services such as your billing account, control panel, FTP, email accounts, social media, banking and other services that may store sensitive information about you, your personal details, financial information etc.
If you've changed your passwords, make sure you also scan your computer for viruses, malware or spyware just to be safe!
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The Pickens Blue Flame increased their winning streak to 17 games with their 19-0 victory against Southside on Senior Night at Blue Flame Field.
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An ongoing Arizona State University effort to develop a revolutionary class of reagents that holds great promise for the future of medicine has received a major boost with a three-year, $4 million award from the National Institutes of Health.
Scientists John Chaput and Joshua LaBaer in the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University will lead a new initiative to develop a state-of-the-art pipeline for generating synthetic affinity reagents called "DNA synbodies." The vision is to develop an automated pipeline that will produce low-cost affinity reagents for the entire human proteome, which is the complete ensemble of proteins found in humans.
"Creating a new class of reagents to recognize all of the proteins that are made in our bodies is the next grand challenge in molecular medicine," said ASU professor John Chaput. "The majority of the proteins encoded in our genes have functions that remain unknown. We are making synthetic, affinity reagents to allow for the global study of protein function and how this contributes to disease."
"Proteins provide the verbs to biology; they build, modify, degrade, fold, transport, amplify, proofread, regulate, and the list goes on," said Joshua LaBaer, director of the institute's Virginia G. Piper Center for Personalized Diagnostics. "Most disease is the result of protein dysfunction and nearly all therapeutics target proteins. Nearly all of our methods for studying protein function, as well as for identifying proteins as diagnostics, rely upon the use of specific affinity reagents."
LaBaer points out that the future of medicine will depend on our ability to monitor an individual's health status using personalized diagnostics that will accurately measure proteins as indicators of disease, called biomarkers.
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Microsoft confirms attacks against IE6, IE7
For the second time in six weeks, Microsoft today confirmed that hackers are exploiting an unpatched bug in DirectX, this time by attacking Internet Explorer (IE).
For the second time in six weeks, Microsoft today confirmed that hackers are exploiting an unpatched bug in DirectX, this time by attacking Internet Explorer (IE).
Opera Software's CEO defended the Unite feature of the forthcoming Opera 10 browser against charges that it will increase the risk that hackers can break into people's PCs.
Industry groups criticized and praised on Monday what they consider is a bias in favor of open-source software in the European Commission's plans to update the rules governing industry standard technologies.
Microsoft will finish Windows 7 a week from today and declare the operating system ready for "release to manufacturing," several Web sites have reported.
Demand for the next generation DRAM chip, DDR3 (double data rate, third generation), has spiked recently as systems makers turn to it for increased power efficiency and performance.
Nokia has announced the launch of a new version of its Ovi Maps software. It now includes live traffic updates delivered by Australian company Sentinel.
Conficker may not dominate the headlines any longer, but it's still going strong, according to Trend Micro's Malware Blog and stats from the Conficker Working Group.
The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed on Thursday that it is investigating a settlement involving Google Book Search for possible antitrust violations, following months of speculation that the agency had its eye on the service.
An online ad for Internet Explorer 8 that showed a woman projectile vomiting has left such a bad taste in viewers' mouths that Microsoft has decided to remove it.
Microsoft will offer a multi-license "family pack" for Windows 7, according to a pair of bloggers who cite details in the end-user licensing agreement (EULA) of a recently-leaked build.
Consumers running Windows Vista Ultimate, who have blasted Microsoft for breaking promises to deliver a host of extras, are now knocking the company's upgrade plans and discount pricing for Windows 7.
Microsoft on Wednesday started adding some Twitter posts into Bing search results, gaining a bit of a leg up on competitors even though the capability is limited.
There is only one obvious question in Cisco's overture Tuesday that it might take on Microsoft and Google in the online productivity application arena -- what took so long?
Google will roll out on Wednesday a series of changes to Gmail's labels, the feature designed to let people categorize and organize their e-mail messages in lieu of folders, which the company has resisted providing in its webmail service.
The latest release of Firefox appeared as promised this afternoon BST on the Mozilla website, with the headline improvement being a claimed performance boost. It also comes with some bugs.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
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It was wonderful yesterday writing about how next year's Super Bowl will feature the Oakland Raiders pummeling Dallas by about 87 to 3. Yet, family members who realize I bleed Raiders black and gray interrupted the joy; this column needs to be about this year's Super Bowl. Or so they say.
Nevertheless, I wanted to convince family members that the Raiders will be in the big game next year. So I asked around:
Oldest son Stan: No particular interest.
Middle son Diego (Tennessee Titans fan): Raiders don't deserve it.
The time to file for those who want to run for office is just around the corner.
A young man recently asked me the meaning of a politician. I replied that people who run for office most generally do it because they want to use their education, talents, personalities and experience in life to help others. They encourage self-sufficiency, but at the same time fight for and support programs that give people a little push in the right direction.
Perhaps Ms. (Councilwoman Diane) Moore is right in holding off awarding a contract to our current city manager. Perhaps we should try to hire a city resident to the city's highest paid office. How many offices are we going to fill with out-of-towners, who pay taxes elsewhere and/or spend our hard-earned taxes (salaries) elsewhere? Recently, we've hired city attorneys, city managers, etc., from every town but our own.
Can we try harder?
Recently five men in black robes took an action that may change the course of history. In ruling that corporations and unions have the same rights as persons to contribute unlimited amounts of money to political campaigns, the Supreme Court overthrew a century of practice and decades of legal rulings.
Oxford dictionary defines a "co-operative" as "a farm, business, or other organization that is owned and run jointly by its members, who share the profits or benefits."
The Mora-San Miguel Electric Cooperative is violating the spirit of a "co-operative" by ignoring their members' rights to discuss and agree upon plans for a six-line, 86,400 volt overhead installation that has been designed and scheduled (mid-April 2010) to run from La Cueva through the Mora Valley, along Highway 518.
Thumbs DOWN for ... SOME PEOPLE STILL DON'T GET IT. There's a large bank of handicapped-parking signs in front of the city's recreation center and there's often a car or two parked there illegally. That's an indication that people often get away with it. And though the drivers predictably claim, "I was parked there just for a second," the reality is usually much longer.
We're all in favor of legislation that would create a state ethics commission, but the measures being advanced in this year's session appear to be lacking a key ingredient — transparency.
Fair housing is an important value in our society — something that all levels of government must defend.
Recently, local developer Phil Warfield filed a lawsuit against the city for its rejection of his proposed four-lot subdivision on New Mexico Avenue.
The state courts will decide on the merits of that litigation, but Warfield's lawsuit raised an interesting issue: Residents who opposed the development made statements that seemed to counter the idea of fair housing.
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Message To The Judicial and Executive Branches
On July 17th I read the two articles quoted and referenced below, and that infuriated me. I can imagine how frustrated some people in the DOJ must be as well. I have been living with a time table that has been withheld from me. I have been waiting, not knowing the 'when'.But first, allow me to simply quote another article. This from the Democratic Underground. | Read More »


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A Faltering Freedom Agenda
The disillusion of Muslim reformers.
12:00 AM, Apr 9, 2008 • By JOSEPH LOCONTE and RADWAN MASMOUDI
The threat of religious extremism is real enough in the Middle East. Yet Arab governments use the specter of Islamic fundamentalism as a proxy to justify thuggish and autocratic policies. It is a self-defeating strategy. The cocktail of repression, economic stagnation, and social unrest--over half of the 320 million Arabs in the region are under 20 years of age--invites political radicalism.
As various human-rights organizations report, Egypt's political regression is being duplicated in Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Jordan, and beyond. What especially galls Muslim reformers is that all this is happening with hardly a whisper of protest from the Bush administration. (Yesterday the State Department declined to condemn Egypt's rigged elections.) Under different circumstances, America's sacrifices in Afghanistan and Iraq might have persuaded many of its commitment to political reform--but not today. Numerous conversations with Muslim democrats make one thing clear: They are increasingly scornful of a democracy agenda that seems selectively applied to suite narrow U.S. interests.
During his Middle East trip earlier this year, President Bush gently referred to "some setbacks" to democratic reform. But he avoided any direct criticism of the brutality and corruption that passes for political leadership in the Arab world. Meanwhile, U.S. aid continues to flow unhindered to the region, supporting unprincipled and undemocratic rulers. The administration's Middle East Partnership Initiative, aimed at strengthening grass-roots reformers, remains woefully underfunded and saw its budget cut from $150 million last year to less than $50 million for fiscal 2008.
What can be done diplomatically to challenge the illiberal regimes of the Middle East and embolden democratic reformers?
First, the Bush administration should loudly insist that the Mubarak government release Ayman Nour and those political prisoners--academics, journalists, human rights activists, and others--arrested in the latest crackdown. If public pressure fails, the administration should threaten to withhold a portion of its economic support to Egypt until it complies with international human-rights guarantees.
Second, U.S. diplomats must seriously engage with leaders of moderate Islamic parties, those who reject violence and endorse democracy, about how best to promote democratic governance and human rights in their countries. This will require the State Department to abandon its almost exclusively secular approach to political reform in the region--a tone-deafness to matters of faith that has frustrated would-be reformers.
Third, the United States should establish an annual fund of at least $500 million to support Arab and Muslim non-governmental organizations of all kinds that are genuinely committed to representative government and political and religious freedom. As Tocqueville once observed of America, it is the religious organizations of civil society that "direct the customs of the community" and are "indispensable to the maintenance of republican institutions." The same will be true of any long-term democratic reform in the Middle East.
Finally, the administration should support, much more robustly than it has to date, American Muslims and American Muslim organizations to promote democratic freedoms from within an Islamic perspective--to develop a modern interpretation of Islam that puts the principles of self-government and human dignity at the core of its moral theology. These groups can become a vital resource for Muslim democrats in the Arab world and beyond.
In a speech at Abu Dhabi in January, President Bush again raised expectations of U.S. support for democratic change. "You cannot build trust when you hold an election where opposition candidates find themselves harassed or in prison," he said. "You cannot expect people to believe in the promise of a better future when they are jailed for peacefully petitioning their government."
We agree with the president's words, and we're grateful for them. But the qualities of trust and hope have taken a severe beating in recent years, and will require much more than words to be revived.
Radwan Masmoudi is the president of the Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy, which conducts democracy workshops throughout the Muslim world. Joseph Loconte is a senior fellow at Pepperdine University's School of Public Policy and a frequent contributor to THE WEEKLY STANDARD.


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I wish this was a longer or more definitive list, but as I mentioned in the introduction, I didn't find much out there when I went looking for help. However, these sources are ones I can say I have used and found beneficial.
Carol Maxym, Ph.D., and Leslie York, M.A. (February 2000). Teens in Turmoil: A Path to Change for Parents, Adolescents, and Their Families. ISBN: 0140286039. The authors present advice for recognizing problem situations and handling them either on your own or with help from others. Leslie York is the parent of a "teen in turmoil." Dr. Maxym is also an educational consultant with a web site of her own: http://www.drcmaxym.com.
Deborah Spungen. (August 1996). And I Don't Want to Live This Life. ISBN: 0449911411. Deborah Spungen's honest biography of her daughter Nancy (murdered by singer Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols) was gritty and a bit hard to take, but it was reassuring to read about her emotional responses and her many attempts to help her child.
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