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Marque and Reprisal
Del Rey, Oct 2004,24.95, 324pp OSBN:0345447581 Captain Kylara Vatta works hard at getting her ancient spaceship ready so that she can make money trading and to learn what happened on planet Lastway where an assault destroyed communications. When her vessel ready, she uses her Aunt Gracie's diamond-stuffed fruitcake to hire mercenaries to protect her and other independent ships as they begin the trek to Lastway. An offensive on planet Slotter ...
Once A Hero
Esmay Suiza is a ordinary young officer in the Navy who does something to make a hero out of her. Now she is assigned to another ship and the enemy attacks the ship she is on and again she is in the wrong place at the wrong time and she is the only one with experience against the enemy in battle, so she must lead again....
Remnant Population
When the company lost the franchise on the colony world, everyone was told they had to leave. Ofelia has always been told what to do, and she consider this place her home, and she will not leave. She hides when everybody leaves. When the new settlers arrive and land, they are all killed by aliens that no one knew were there. Now it is up to Ofelia to save the aliens from Earth's revenge....
Rules Of Engagement
This is the sequel to Once A Hero. Esmay Zuiza and Brun Meager should be friends, but instead Brun thinks Esmay's is a stuck-prig and Esmay thinks Brun is a spoiled rich kid who is after her boy friend. When Brun is captured by a religious militia movement, everyone thinks Esmay connived at the capture and her family doesn't want her anywhere near the rescue attempt. In the meantime, Brun is determined to escape herself....
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Speed of Dark
In the near future, a cure for autism has been found. But what about the people who already have it? Their special skills have been harnessed by a business, which works around their needs and eccentricities. However, now that business thinks that it has found a cure for adults with autism. Should they take it? How can they make the choice? Is the company exterting undue pressure on them? This takes a very hard look at the concept of autism from an inside...
The Deed of Paksenarrion
I just got done reading one of the best epic fantasies I've read! Like the medieval ministrels Moon tells us a tale of great deeds, tragedies and truimphs of a unforgettable heroine, Paksenarrion, or Paks to her friends as you will soon be as you read her story. You will follow Paks as she decides to defy her father and not marry a pigfarmer and follow her dream to become a great warrior. You watch her as she joins a mercenary company of the leadersh...
The Speed of Dark
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It is science fiction that happens in a near future, but beyond that many of the tropes of science fiction are not in this book. It is narrated by Lou Arrendale a 30-ish autistic man who has an important job with a very large company recognizing complex patterns. He works in a unit made up of other autistic people and they have their gym at work with trampolines and special music. Lou and his co-workers get a new boss who insists on changes. Babies, ...
The Speed of Dark
The book's main character, Lou Arrendale, is a 35 year old autistic man, born at the turn of the 21st century. He is part of the last generation of autists who were not essentially "cured" in vitro or during infancy. He works for a pharmaceutical company, along with other high-functioning autists, as a code pattern recognition analyst - a profession in which he and the other autists are exceptionally successful. The primary plot conflict in th...
Trading In Danger
Ballantine, Oct 2003, 24.95, 304 pp. ISBN 0345447603 Ky Vatta wakes up as a senior cadet in the honor squad yet a couple of hours later she is asked to hand in her resignation because she broke a rule causing major fallout. She returns home and is given command of the Glennys Jones, an old FTL ship that is to be sold for scrap after it finishes its lasting trading venture. When Ky reaches the planet Belinda, she discovers the government needs...


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But Spode is a character from pure planet Wodehouse—just as much as Aunt Agatha or Gussy Fink-Nottle.
If not, there are 90-odd original Wodehouse books on a shelf nearby.
Evelyn Waugh, who like the Hitch and myself, revered the Master, judged people on how sound they are on Wodehouse.
Wodehouse, who adored the Pekingese breed of dog, liked to judge people on whether they were sound on Pekes.
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I cannot conjecture to whom it has been promised by Col. Wodehouse.
This vagabond Wodehouse, whom the Curate had taken in at his sister's request—what was the meaning of that mystery?
Miss Wodehouse did not understand the look, nor put any significance into the words.
Miss Wodehouse was seated in the drawing-room, looking slightly flushed and excited.
"When people do repent, my belief is that they do it directly," said Miss Wodehouse.

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AmniocentesisCulture - amniotic fluid; Culture - amniotic cells; Alpha-fetoprotein - amniocentesis
Amniocentesis is a test that can be done during pregnancy to look for birth defects and genetic problems in the developing baby.
How the Test is Performed
Amniocentesis removes a small amount of fluid from the sac around the baby in the womb (uterus). It is most often done in a doctor's office or medical center. You do not need to stay in the hospital.
You will have a pregnancy ultrasound first. This helps your health care provider see where the baby is in your womb.
Numbing medicine is then rubbed onto part of your belly. Sometimes, the medicine is given through a shot in the skin on the belly area.
The health care provider inserts a long, thin needle through your belly and into the womb. A small amount of fluid (about 4 teaspoons) is removed from the sac surrounding the baby.
The fluid is sent to a laboratory. Testing may include:
- Genetic studies
- Measurement of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) levels
Results come back in about 2 weeks.
Amniocentesis is also used at times later in pregnancy to diagnose infection, to check to see if the baby's lungs are developed and ready for delivery, and to remove excess fluid from around the baby when an abnormally high amount of fluid is made (polyhydramnios).
How to Prepare for the Test
Your bladder must be full for the ultrasound.
Before the test, blood may be taken to find out your blood type and Rh factor. You may get a shot of medicine called RhoGAM if you are Rh negative.
Why the Test is Performed
Amniocentesis is most often offered to women whoare at increased risk for bearing a child with birth defects. This includes women who:
- Will be 35 or older when they give birth
- Had a screening test result that shows there may be a birth defect or other problem
- Have had babies with birth defects in other pregnancies
- Have a family history of genetic disorders
You may choose genetic counseling before the procedure. This will allow you to:
- Learn about other prenatal tests
- Make an informed decision regarding options for prenatal diagnosis
This test:
- Is a diagnostic test, not a screening test
- Is 99% accurate for diagnosing Down syndrome
- Is usually done between 14 and 20 weeks
Amniocentesis can be used to diagnose many different gene and chromosome problems in the baby, including:
- Anencephaly
- Down syndrome
- Rare, metabolic disorders that are passed down through families
- Other genetic abnormalities, like trisomy 18
Normal Results
A normal result means:
- No genetic or chromosome problems were seen in your baby
- Bilirubin and alpha fetoprotein levels appear normal
Note: Even with normal results after an amniocentesis,a baby may still have other types of birth defects.
What Abnormal Results Mean
An abnormal result may mean your baby has:
- A gene or chromosome problem, such as Down syndrome or other abnormalities
- Birth defects that involve the spine or brain, such as spina bifida
Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
- How the condition or defect may be treated during or after the pregnancy
- Special needs your child may have after birth
- What other options you have regarding maintaining your pregnancy
Risks are minimal, but may include:
- Infection or injury to the baby
- Miscarriage
- Leaking of amniotic fluid
- Vaginal bleeding
Simpson JL, Holzgreve W, Driscoll DA. Genetic counseling and genetic screening. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2012:chap 10.
Simpson JL, Richards DA, Otao L, Driscoll DA. Prenatal genetic diagnosis. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone;2012:chap 11.
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Reviewed By: Susan Storck, MD, FACOG, Chief, Eastside Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, Bellevue, Washington; Clinical Teaching Faculty, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Hi everyone,
i'm searching for a possibility to generate a sentence wordlist, or a possibility to generate such these wordlists with "crunch". I have already read the crunch man page, but with no usefull result.
So you have several words and want to add these words in a "bruteforce"-like order.
payload: monkey, dog, read, book, fun
and maybe <space>'s between these words and at the ending a symbol like ! . ?
so the result should be e.g.:
without space:
with space:
monkey dog read book fun
monkey dog read book fun.
monkey dog read book fun!
monkey dog read book fun?
and now the random order like:
dog monkey book read fun!
read fun monkey book dog.
and at least just with some words:
monkey book
dog read fun book
---so if you have a length from 8 to 20: the result could be:
l08: "monkey dog" (8 symbols)
<- advanced sentence wordlist ->
l20: "monkey dog read fun!" (20 symbols)
thats my actual syntax is just:
\ - is for space, but just onceCode:
crunch 8 20 -o output.lst -p monkey dog read book fun ! . \
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After months of declines, the nation's second busiest seaport saw a significant spike in last month's cargo numbers from retailers readying for the holiday season.
Imports for October at the Port of Long Beach rose 15.2 percent, taking in 276,698 20-foot equivalent container units, or TEUs, last month as opposed to 240,248 TEUs in October 2011. From August to October, when retailers typically begin shipping out holiday goods, imports rose 6 percent from last year.
Exports also jumped 12.8 percent, from 118,325 TEUs in October 2011 to 133,503 TEUs last month.
Long Beach showed an 8.7 percent jump in overall cargo volumes last month compared to the same time a year ago.
Meanwhile, the number of empty containers, which are shipped overseas to be replenished with goods, dipped 7 percent from October 2011 to 120,112 TEUs.
"It's better than a year ago and reflects the optimism that importers have about the holiday season," said port spokesman Art Wong.
While the holiday season helped boost numbers, other factors may be contributing to the increase, Wong said. Retailers, fearing a disruption from labor talks with East Coast longshoremen, may have chosen to move their goods through the West Coast ports, Wong said. The port also received a boost from some shipping lines, including major line MSC, that now call at Long Beach, he said.
Meanwhile, the Port of Los Angeles' cargo volumes for October showed just a slight uptick of 0.82 percent, likely a result from MSC's departure, a port spokeswoman said Thursday.
Imports dropped 1.07 percent from a year ago, from 368,842 TEUs in October 2011 to 364,881 TEUs last month, according to the latest numbers released Wednesday. Exports also fell 7.10 percent, from 193,547 TEUs in October 2011 to 179,810 TEUs last month.
Overall, the L.A. port showed a 3.15 percent drop in total loaded imports and exports for October, from 562,390 TEUs last October to 544,692 TEUs in October 2012. Empty containers were up 15.66 percent from a year ago.
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The Nova Star unloading vehicles and passengers at the Yarmouth ferry terminal. TINA COMEAU PHOTO
By Tina Comeau
The province of Nova Scotia is advancing $5 million to Nova Star Cruises to help with operating costs in the first year of service between Yarmouth and Portland, Maine.
The government is doing this because the ferry company is continuing to work with the State of Maine for help in securing a $5-million operating line of credit.
In July 2013, Maine Governor Paul LePage sent a letter to then-Premier Darrell Dexter saying the state was willing to assist the Maine ferry company in securing a $5-million line of credit. This hasn't come to fruition yet.
But, says Michel Samson, the province's Minister of Economic and Rural Development and Tourism, Nova Star Cruises accounted for that $5 million in their business plan that was compiled prior to the start of the service.
"That's why we had to advance the monies," the minister said in an interview with the Yarmouth Vanguard on May 30. "It's certainly not a reflection of anything that the company has done or the service that it has been providing."
Samson has discussed the issue with Governor LePage.
"He assured me that his officials were still working on it and the company is in direct discussions with them," he said.
Peter Steele, the director of communications for the governor's office, told the Vanguard on Friday, "The LePage administration is working with several parties to secure that line of credit. Our pledge was not to provide the line of credit, but to assist the company in securing it. These efforts are ongoing."
Asked about other financial support for the service from the state, Steele says, "The State of Maine made significant infrastructure improvements and upgrades to the marine terminal in Portland so it could accommodate the ferry. In addition, the Maine Office of Tourism is assisting by promoting and marketing the ferry service."
The province of Nova Scotia has committed to spending up to $21 million for the service over a period of seven years. It is a forgivable loan providing the company continues to meet the terms and conditions set out in the agreement with the province.
Already $19 million of that overall amount has been provided. The $5 million advance is included in this figure. Samson says the intention had been for the company to spend around $10.5 million of the $21 million in start-up costs in the first year. The province also previously advanced the company $2 million (also included in the $19 million figure) to meet a bond obligation that was required in the United States for the company to be able to advertise its fares. Samson says he recently reminded Nova Star Cruises that the province expects repayment of that $2 million when the company has the financial means to do so.
Asked if the province will be putting more than the $21 million into the service – or what happens when that money runs out – Samson says, "I think it's important that Nova Scotians realize that previous ferry services that we had in Yarmouth, the one we have in Digby, comes at an annual cost to Nova Scotia taxpayers. We do not expect that this ferry service is going to be different."
Samson met with Nova Star Cruises chief operating officer Steve Durrell and president and CEO Mark Amundsen on May 29. He says both men assured him that the discussions with the State of Maine about the operating line of credit are ongoing.
Samson says that re-establishing ferry service after an absence of four seasons is going to meet with complications along the way.
Meanwhile, he says Nova Star Cruises officials have told him that the company has seen a "great response" to its discounted fares. Passengers under 18 years old travel for free and people who book prior to a June 15 deadline get a 20 per cent discount on their trip during the season. Still, some people continue to complain that the fares are too high and they won't be traveling on the ferry because of it.
Asked if this concerns the province, Samson says no matter what price you put on a service there will always be people who feel it is expensive. He hopes people will look at the service for the experience it provides.
"We need people to take that ferry if it's going to have a long term sustainable future," he says, adding this includes Nova Scotians. "The business plan relies on traffic both ways."
Samson says he will be traveling on the ferry this season and says many of his family members have also booked trips.
For it's part the company says it is thankful to the Nova Scotia government for its support.
"Nova Star Cruises is thankful for the ongoing support of the government of Nova Scotia as we work to re-establish cruise-ferry service between Yarmouth and Portland and continue our discussions with the State of Maine," said Amundsen.
"Our marketing efforts, focused on attracting visitors to Nova Scotia, are now well underway, and we are pleased with the interest we are receiving as we head into the peak tourism season."
The Nova Scotia Tourism Agency has ramped up marketing efforts to reach the northeastern United States market.
"We'll continue to work with Nova Star's marketing team to ensure our efforts are aligned. We focus our marketing on the province as a destination and the company markets its cruise service. There are many things we can do to be creative and get the word out," said Patrick Sullivan, CEO of the Nova Scotia Tourism Agency.


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You can make lifestyle changes that may lower or prevent high blood pressure. These healthy habits are important for anyone who has been diagnosed with high blood pressure or anyone in the "pre-high blood pressure" category. Regardless of your current blood pressure or whether you are taking blood pressure medications, these steps will improve the quality of your life.
Of course, EVERYONE ELSE benefits from these healthy habits, too -- by preventing high blood pressure in the future!
Keep your weight at a healthy level
If you are overweight, focus on losing those extra pounds. Losing just 10 pounds may be enough to lower your blood pressure. Losing weight can help to enhance the effects of blood pressure medication and may also reduce other risk factors, such as diabetes and high cholesterol.
Weight loss generally involves changing your diet and increasing physical activity. This may not be easy, but with persistence and changing your overall eating habits, it can be done successfully. Talk with your health care provider about a diet plan that is appropriate for you. Be wary of diet pills and crash diet programs, as these plans may involve taking supplements that may actually increases blood pressure in the short term.
Choose healthy foods
The old saying "You are what you eat" is true when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight and blood pressure. According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, studies show that what you eat directly affects the development of high blood pressure.
One of the most effective diets is called Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH).
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Black Boxes: MH17 Downed by 'Explosive Decompression'
(NEWSER) – Malaysia Airlines Flight 17's black boxes have revealed that the plane was brought down by a "massive explosive decompression" after its fuselage was pierced by shrapnel from a missile explosion, a Ukrainian security spokesman tells the AP. "It did what it was designed to do—bring down airplanes," a European air safety official tellsCBS News. The black boxes are being examined by experts in the UK. Britain's Foreign Office says evidence is mounting that the culprit was likely a "Russian SA-11 surface to air missile system, operating from within a Russian-backed separatist area in eastern Ukraine," the Christian Science Monitor adds.
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At 80, Ron Rubin, real estate developer extraordinaire, is still trim, agile and very active. He works out for 90 minutes three times a week and plays golf regularly. Without being specific, he says there have been health challenges, but, he emphasizes, "I'm good." He doesn't appear to have slowed down.
Now, dressed in a shirt open at the collar and a blue golf sweater, he is virtually hidden behind several unsteady piles of paper that he is trying to offload from his desk to an industrial-size garbage bin. He doesn't seem to be having much success.
Which is rare. Because, over the years, Rubin has been fabulously successful buying and developing some of the city's grandest buildings, including the Bellevue-Stratford at Broad and Walnut Streets, Mellon Bank Center at 18th and Market Streets, the PSFS Building at 12th and Market Streets (which he helped convert into the Loews Hotel), the old Strawbridge and Clothier Building at Eighth and Market Streets, which has been renovated for office space, the nearby Gallery and a lot more.
Indeed, Rubin has long controlled more Center City space than anyone, first as CEO of the Rubin Organization, which his father founded, and more recently as CEO of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust, which bought out the Rubin Organization in 1997. PREIT owns around 40 malls, including those in Cherry Hill and Plymouth Meeting, in 13 states. (Rubin will be stepping down from PREIT as of June 7.)
But the building we're in now — the Bellevue — is the one for which he broke one of the real estate commandments by which he thrives, one that his father handed down to him: "Don't fall in love with the bricks."
These bricks were special, though. The Bellevue, the duchess of Broad Street, was slated for destruction after Legionnaire's Disease there killed 34 and infected 221 American Legion conventioneers in 1976. Frank Rizzo, the mayor then, wanted to tear it down and replace it with a parking lot. Rubin bought it — and saved it — after some challenging years.
The purchase was quite an event for the Rubins, father and son. Richard Rubin, who came here from Ukraine when he was a child, got his first job delivering shoes from a high-end shoe store to guests at the Bellevue. He had to use the service entrance. "So it was quite a thrill" to buy it, says Rubin fils. There is a photograph in his third-floor office of his father kissing him after the Bellevue deal was signed.
Rubin is also the man most responsible for launching the Center City District, which started in 1991 and has helped make Center City immeasurably cleaner, safer and more inviting.
That was no cheap trick. After lobbying City Council and Mayor Wilson Goode to approve the idea, he had to persuade the major property owners to pay the fees and extra taxes for the security and sanitation the CCD would provide. But, he says, he had a lot of credibility: as the largest property owner, he was all in.
Rubin has long been an active leader in the local Jewish community. He was formerly on the board of the United Jewish Appeal and is now co-chair of the National Museum of American Jewish History. Asked if Judaism plays into his business practices, he drops his voice a little.
"I'm certainly a practicing Jew," he says, one who has been on the board of his synagogue, which he attends mostly on the holidays.
"I don't want to say I'm holier than thou. I believe in the basics. My business career — my life — is all based on relationships, and ultimately all relationships, if they have any meaning, are based on trust. I try to impart that culture in my business. Building relationships is everything. I don't know whether that's a Jewish ethic. But it certainly has driven my life."


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Bartholdi cherished and valued the physical world, as he made quite clear in his letters and diaries.
Mental health needs to be taken as seriously as physical health; the two are inseparable.
A physical piece of media, once acquired, should be tradable, resaleable, whatever.
They describe being scared and in physical and emotional pain.
They were all about putting on glasses and exploring a reality that existed outside of the physical world.
Back in the physical reality, of course, no one else can hear her voice.
In the physical realm, separate the body from God, and it dies.
Her physical purity was desecrated by—she wouldn't think of it.
That is a physical power which I have without the aid of the law.
They have traced the physical results of vice, and have foreshadowed its course.
early 15c., "of or pertaining to material nature" (in medicine, opposed to surgical), from Medieval Latin physicalis "of nature, natural," from Latin physica "study of nature" (see physic). Meaning "pertaining to matter" is from 1590s; meaning "having to do with the body, corporeal" is attested from 1780. Meaning "characterized by bodily attributes or activities" is attested from 1970. Physical education first recorded 1838; abbreviated form phys ed is from 1955. Physical therapy is from 1922. Related: Physically.
"a physical examination," by 1934, from physical (adj.).
physical phys·i·cal (fĭz'ĭ-kəl)
Abbr. phys.
Of or relating to the body as distinguished from the mind or spirit.
Involving or characterized by vigorous bodily activity.
Of or relating to material things.
Of or relating to matter and energy or the sciences dealing with them, especially physics.
Using the body, esp roughly or intimately: Vanderbilt is a lot better than last year and more physical (1970+)
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William Leavitt, "Space Junk"
Born in 1941, Leavitt has enjoyed a long career in Los Angeles, but his exposure in New York has been limited. He showed here at Artists Space in 1979, when it was under the directorship of Helene Winer, and again in 1981 at Metro Pictures, shortly after Winer opened the gallery with partner Janelle Reiring. This exhibit is his first in New York since then. Leavitt is known for sculptural tableaux, often created with furnishings and decor items that seem cast off from some alternative universe of midcentury motels and industrial-park office buildings. They are cool and very L.A. in a Twilight Zone kind of way.
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ive been trying to install a geforce 4 ti4200 but i cant get anywhere is this card supported or is it to old. trying to get it in pyrit
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ive been trying to install a geforce 4 ti4200 but i cant get anywhere is this card supported or is it to old. trying to get it in pyrit
i have a ti4200 and i can get it to work with pyrit to boast my kps any sugestions plz
I noticed that in addition to the drivers i also needed to install cpyrit-cuda to get pyrit working ... however i don't think your 4200 is going to work regardless.
How do I know if I need to install the driver at all?
I've got Samsung Q430 laptop, with nVidia 310M in it.
I tried to install the proper driver - but failed all the time.
just gave me nothing. nothing at all.lspci|grep nVidia
I just typed it in the terminal, and it got me back the return line.
I've tried to follow the instructions, and downloaded from nVidia the appropriate driver, but no luck.
The installation process keeps telling me that no matching hardware found or something like that.
Same when I tried to typeI attached the installation log file, renamed to txt.apt-get install nvidia-driver
I just want to say that my laptop has 2 graphic card - Intel, which is embed, and nVidia one, which is dedicated. I want to use the nVidia one, of course.
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U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz warned legislators that the nation's financial trajectory is unsustainable and that the country remains at risk of cyberattack.
Chaffetz warned that the national debt continues to grow, with interest on the debt up to $700 million a day. It is crucial, he said, that the United States reform its growing entitlement programs, but he was not optimistic, given the current climate in Congress.
The congressman told senators that senior Defense Department officials have warned that the number of computer attacks against the United States and its critical systems is growing.
"This country continues to be under attack," he said. "I cannot stress enough how serious this situation is."
Chaffetz told the state House that he worries politics could put Hill Air Force Base unfairly at risk as Congress looks for ways to cut the budget.
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What to do when your child lie to you?
Okay, to me this is a very delicate situation. It's never a good feeling every time I catch one of my kids lying to me. I learned recently that our eldest has been lying to us more frequently than usual. We always remind our kids that honesty is always the best policy and that it is something that they should uphold. My husband told our son off and confiscated all his electronic stuffs. But I don't think this sort of discipline is gonna work. How can I make him feel safe to tell the truth?
I look forward to reading your suggestions. Thank you!
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Dear Jean,
I think your gentle, supportive approach is right.
How old is your eldest?
I would highly recommend reading this article on Five Gentle Tools for Handling Lying . The author writes:
'Even when children feel safe they may lie simply because small children often say how they wish things were and really believe they can make it happen just by saying it! Bearing this in mind can help you to see that innocent imagination at work that you enjoy so much in other settings and help you to exercise more patience and understanding.'
Please let me know if this article helps you.
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West Valley City • City Council members on Tuesday approved a new lease amendment for Hale Centre Theatre that could keep that venue in the community through 2038.
Still up in the air, though, is whether the nonprofit theater company will build a second, much larger facility in West Valley City or Sandy. With all of their shows selling out, Hale officials envision building a multistage venue with about 1,900 seats about triple the current number in one of those cities while maintaining the theater near 3500 South and Interstate 215 in West Valley.
West Valley bonded for funds in 1997 to help build the theater in the Decker Lake development, and Hale leases the building from the city, which uses the rent payments to pay for the bonds. The original agreement had three long lease renewals over 34 years, with the current sublease expiring at the end of 2016.
The amendment provides shorter renewal periods and gives Hale the option of taking ownership of the building in 2028. Under the arrangement, West Valley would fund up to $500,000 in repairs to the building's heating and air conditioning system, carpet, paint, asphalt and marquee sign. The cost would be spread over 22 years.
The arrangement will become official once the amendment is signed. The city and theater negotiated the terms in past weeks.
The competition for the new theater continues. As part of that effort, the West Valley City Council, sitting as the Redevelopment Agency board, voted unanimously on Dec. 4 to authorize preparation of a plan for an Entertainment District Community Development Area (CDA) along Decker Lake Drive. Creating a CDA would allow the use of tax increment the taxes generated from the increased assessed value of a property within the area to provide infrastructure and to promote expansion at the site, which includes the Hale theater.
West Valley officials would like the new theater to be built in the CDA. One possible location is a parcel adjacent to the current theater that includes the Hollywood Connection Entertainment Center.
Sandy officials, who met last month with Hale representatives, are touting location to land the theater. They want the theater to go on 11½ acres at 9950 Monroe St., a site that would provide prime visibility along Interstate 15. Under that scenario, the theater would be able to expand over 5½ acres, with the remaining land set aside for other development.


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A healthcare institution can be a troublesome neighbor: utilitarian in design, voracious in resource use, and insular toward its surroundings. Historically, notes Jean Mah, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, a principal at Perkins+Will in Los Angeles, hospitals were isolated because infectious diseases and marginalized populations were their chief concerns. "Hospitals were places that the poor went," she notes. This quarantine model hasn't kept pace with contemporary epidemiology, demographics, or market forces driving facilities to exurban sites. Today's hospital is more of a critical node than an isolated citadel. "Healthcare's not about sickness," Mah says, "so much as about healthy people and communities."
Ron Smith, AIA, LEED AP, vice president for healthcare at HOK in Houston and president of the AIA's Academy of Architecture for Health, interprets hospitals' regenerative opportunities broadly: "If you take the definition of regenerative medicine as regenerating damaged tissues and organs in the body by stimulating previously irreparable organs to heal themselves," he says, a hospital can "stimulate a part of the community that is not working or is underperforming." By shaping facilities to contribute to the communities they serve, architects become partners with healthcare providers in regenerative design.
Lighter footprints and walkable sites
Several related schools of thought—environmental medicine, evidence-based design, and active design—share a general premise: that patients' well-being responds not only to one-on-one interventions but to the quality of environments. Robin Guenther, FAIA, LEED AP, sustainable healthcare design leader at Perkins+Will, puts it succinctly: "You're not going to have healthy people on a sick planet."
Guenther, co-author (with Gail Vittori) of Sustainable Healthcare Architecture (Wiley, 2007) and a member of the LEED for Healthcare Committee (LEED-HC), sees a philosophical shift. A few years ago, "green hospital" was almost a contradiction in terms; hospitals' mission to provide high-quality care overrode concerns about resource conservation. Now, she says, "healthcare understands that delivering high-quality patient care isn't a passport to waste and excessive energy use. It's not a get-out-of-jail-free card. The industry is recognizing that sustainable design is not about deprivation; it's about doing more with less and fundamentally connects to healthcare's core mission to 'do no harm.'"
Health promotion, she believes, also includes accountability for carbon footprints, graywater management, purchasing patterns, and combating sprawl. (Epidemiologists correlate sedentary behavior with obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disorders—identified in the Active Design Guidelines, published in 2010 by four New York City agencies and the AIA New York Chapter, as "diseases of design.") "Do hospitals contribute to the sprawl when they leave their downtown sites and build their expansive new campuses at the intersection of two arterial interstates?" Guenther asks. "Or are they just following the populations they serve?"
Situating buildings among footpaths, gardens, and transit enriches a neighborhood more than surrounding it with parking. The world's first LEED Platinum hospital, Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas, set a strong precedent by choosing a brownfield site at central Austin's abandoned airport over a suburban location. Kaiser Permanente is supporting local food procurement in Oakland and South Central Los Angeles. Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital is moving from central Boston to the former Charlestown Navy Yard, anchoring waterfront redevelopment and opening amenities to the public; it is also designed for the higher water levels anticipated by 2050.
Even in the Motor City, reports Uma Ramanathan, AIA, a principal at Boston's Shepley Bulfinch, design is addressing sprawl's bodily consequences. Her firm's Specialty Center for Children's Hospital of Michigan will incorporate a running track and clustered conference rooms that convert to exercise and outreach spaces, a boon to a region with widespread obesity and diabetes and a large uninsured population.
Retooling for recovery
In Newark, N.J., revitalization combines community synergies with institutional triage. "The State of New Jersey asked Catholic Health East (CHE) to buy Cathedral Health System, a three-hospital system," says James Crispino, AIA, president of Francis Cauffman's New York office. "We helped reposition the hospital when CHE needed to close two [in order] to make one healthy hospital for the city of Newark, which the state and city agreed to support." The plan's initial phase gives Saint Michael's Medical Center a new four-story tower, expanding clinical spaces and offices amid Newark's wider project to upgrade transit, build 3,000 housing units, demolish Baxter Terrace ("the most dangerous project in the city," Crispino says, "very much in Pruitt-Igoe mode"), and add commercial development.
Newark's recovery from its 1967 riots remains an uphill struggle, a far cry from creative-class success stories such as university-medical complexes in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Still, the city has Rutgers, the New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Seton Hall for intellectual capital. "They're focused on retention," Crispino says. "If the workforce isn't there, maybe you can train them and keep them" with accessible and affordable medical education. "At the end of the day, it's as much about the quality of your life in the city of Newark as the redevelopment of a medical center."
Perkins+Will's Mah cites a hospital in Rio Negro, Colombia, that incorporates a cathedral, thereby becoming the spiritual town center. Healing any community, suggests Frances Halsband, FAIA, of the New York firm Kliment Halsband Architects, requires deep, nuanced local assessment. How deep, only a proverb can say: "To make an apple pie from scratch, plant an apple tree." But the necessary assets may already exist. "Start with what's there. Find out if there's already an apple tree growing on that site," she says.
Find out about two regenerative design projects in Providence, R.I., by Kliment Halsband and !melk at www.aia.orgweaetxdyvaydzcwq.


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CEO and VPs are reportedly contemplating jumping off the ship on their golden parachutes
Since its inception, Hulu has had a rather baffling ownership stew and a tough goal -- making streaming, exclusive internet video content profitable. Yet somehow it made it work.
But all is not perfectly at peace in the land of Hulu green;
has an interesting piece detailing Hulu's growing pains, including preparations for the possible departure long-time CEO Jason Kilar.
I. Will Kilar Seize His Golden Parachute?
An internal memo quoted by the report writes, "Outline transition plan for new CEO. Discuss potential candidates and process."
Hulu has been kicking around on the net
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Things became complicated when the pair agreed to a management buyout from founding co-owner Providence Equity Partners. Part of the terms of that buyout was that Hulu's founding managers -- including Jason Kilar -- could now cash out a significant number of vested shares. For Mr. Kilar, who holds approximately 5 percent of Hulu shares, this may amount to a $100M USD compensation package payday -- pretty compelling temptation to leave.
Jason Kilar could score $100M USD if he leaves Hulu. [Image Source: The Hollywood Reporter]
The Hulu memo discusses eliminating
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Lastly, it also discusses cutting back on Hulu's international efforts. News Corp. expressed its desire to "limit" its investment in bringing Hulu International to $30M USD, while Disney "would like to discuss a less ambitious product which requires less capital investment but which could prove to be a good business."
II. The Networks Don't Know What They Want
Such provisions could yield a smaller, but more profitable Hulu, which could help drive away a high-profile executive like Mr. Kilar. But he insists in past interviews that he wants to continue to lead the business and help it mature.
Hulu is worth $2B USD today, approximately twice its $1B USD founding value. Providence Equity Partners is thought to have approximately doubled its $100M USD, 10 percent stake in the buyout.
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Networks like ABC (Disney) and FOX (News Corp.) want to profit off of premium Hulu subscriptions, but they also want to yank exclusive content from Hulu to increase profits at their own private sites, yielding a troubled marriage.
The report also mentions fears that two other major executive shareholders -- Andy Forssell, senior VP of content, and Jean Paul (J.P.) Colaco, senior VP of advertising -- may leave/cash out, as well.
In short, this is a very volatile time for Hulu. Its big media network owners are waiving in their commitment, even as its top leadership consider seizing their golden parachutes and leaping off the ship. Ultimately the big media owners may be most to blame for this.
While Hulu is a bona fide success story, today rivaling YouTube, its big media ownership appears quite befuddled. It sends quite the mixed message for network investors to say they want to grow premium content customers, while also discussing removing premium content from the common site, to hoard their on your own private site.
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Thanks so much for taking the time to submit this template. Unfortunately, due to our current quality standards, your template has been declined.
Quality Standard Your template's design does not meet our quality standards at this time and will need significant improvements before it will be ready to be reviewed again. You might consider taking a look at some of our popular premium items to get a better idea for the quality level of graphics, typography and general design that we require for approval.
What you can get inspired from the top files You can pay attention to the details of graphics, alignment, element placements and implementation of typography in the design, balance of spacing/padding and how to utilize the white space. But please do not copy / get inspired by their graphics styling, layout structure or features.
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You don't have to provide 100 options to get your submission approved but you need to provide a few unique and easy to use features to suit the template's usage and make the user's life easier.
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Here's my live-preview: http://themes.cubed.gambit.ph
Now what I don't understand is that.. the reviewer said 'but please do not copy'. I've had inspirations from the stripes, but designers use stripes in their designs..
I'm going to clarify also that the large quantity of color options are split into two categories: general and advanced. It's good that people who aren't devs can get total control of the styles if they want to.
So what do you guys think is wrong here?
I'm also afraid that since I strayed too much from the common design format of the top sellers, I may not be able to get this accepted.
Interesting idea
I think you should have told the reviewer to pay attention to the animated cube separators. It took me while to figure it out that they are animated. The remark 'but please do not copy' refers to one of the themes with similar 3D effect, can't remember which one.
I think overall design of yours needs serious improvements.
Yea the effect is intended to be subtle, I didn't want them to catch too much attention.
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I think overall design of yours needs serious improvements.
Can you point me in the right direction on this? Is it the design itself, or maybe just the composition of the contents in the frontpage?
hm it looks like yout take parts from some pages and put them together…my opinion only:)
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hm it looks like yout take parts from some pages and put them together…my opinion only:)
I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you are saying. Can you explain again pls?
Pls help guys, I need your comments. Maybe my wild coloring style is too wild?
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Your template subtle is WWWWAAAOOOnnnnnn
C'mon guys, let's be meaningful. I appreciate the feedback, but what do you mean by this?
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Explaining the holdup on Lovullo
The Cubs want to interview Red Sox bench coach Torey Lovullo for their managerial vacancy and make a decision on the job soon, according to major league sources.
Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington, however, said at a news conference Monday that the Cubs have not asked for permission to interview Lovullo.
What gives?
Evidently this: The Cubs and Red Sox reached an agreement that they would not hire each other's employees after Theo Epstein left Boston for Chicago in October 2011. That agreement remains in effect, though its exact length is not known. One published report at the time said it was three years.
How the agreement applies to Lovullo is unclear: He was the Red Sox's Triple A manager under Epstein in 2010, but then spent two seasons on John Farrell's staff with the Blue Jays. Epstein departed in the interim, and Lovullo did not become a Red Sox employee again until he returned with Farrell in October 2012.
Adding to the complexity: Teams generally allow employees to interview for promotions. For Lovullo, the Cubs' job certainly would qualify.
The Red Sox, however, apparently are going by the letter of the agreement and balking at the idea of Lovullo interviewing with the Cubs. A resolution, one source said, "will come down to ownership" – meaning a concession by Red Sox ownership or perhaps some kind of special arrangement between the clubs.
The Cubs, who could not even attempt to talk to Lovullo until after the Red Sox won the World Series, might not want to wait much longer. They had intended to make a decision on their next manager by the middle of this week.
The other known candidates for the Cubs' job are Padres bench coach Rick Renteria, Rays bench coach Dave Martinez, Padres executive and former Arizona Diamondbacks manager A.J. Hinch, former Indians and Nationals manager Manny Acta and former Indians and Mariners manager Eric Wedge.
--Ken Rosenthal


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haha, more people like me on this site than your dumb 'bowl' ass.
what do i care about the internet, your a faggot, shut up, go smoke out your cheap shit. my new glass bong bowl and stem costs more than that shit.
haha, more people like me on this site than your dumb 'bowl' ass.
what do i care about the internet, your a faggot, shut up, go smoke out your cheap shit. my new glass bong bowl and stem costs more than that shit.
u battle with all of em. and they are all teh same diffrent color.. same fill.
i can say the same for your shitty bean characters, shut up, they werent meant for battles, little shits just think they can beat me, so im too lazy, so i use one of them.
and if im not mistaken, they each won a battle... more than i can say for your bitchass.

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sayin its cause your in a wheel chair or some shit. well fucking draw. enter the special olympics, get a hooker or something.
get off my dick son

your black?
ounce of grape fruit for 150....pretty leafy though
if its atleast manicured, those leaves that are left have thc covered in them
i just got regular dank right now, nothing special.
no doubt, but it is the same piece, same fill ,just diffrent colour hah. your c and a look the same...... cheese.
bum suck fun
i wish i could get hash oil around here that shit is the shit
i live in pennsylvania and i have seen it around but very very rearly
hash is also kind of hard to find unless u go to a hippie show or somthing like that
dude, for every retarded toy you who hates you, there are 5 on your tip so shut up about winning battles because they mean jack shit. in fact, bombing science means jack shit.Originally posted by Car2nist@Jun 14 2005, 11:53 AM
i can say the same for your shitty bean characters, shut up, they werent meant for battles, little shits just think they can beat me, so im too lazy, so i use one of them.
and if im not mistaken, they each won a battle... more than i can say for your bitchass.
hash shotguns are the best, ever. no question, i cant even count how many times ive blacked out from them. the oils usually get spread in papers/wraps or on top of a bowl of greens.
hash shotgun? i like the sound of it... but how would that work?
their basicially small bowls, meant for one hit. all you need is some kind of stem(the perfect thing to use are those tire pressure gauges) and a bottle. its just like a water bong, but theres no screen so you just suck everything into the water and pack another bowl. most people rip cigarettes and stick that below the hash/weed but if your not a fan of tobacco you should get a small sized socket and tape it on the stem and it will work great.
or your talkin bout a popper, those shits are good.
shut the fuck up, you're not black, don't say "*****' it doesnt make you look any cooler at all on the fucking internet..Originally posted by Car2nist+Jun 14 2005, 10:26 AM-->

QUOTE (Car2nist @ Jun 14 2005, 10:26 AM)

@Jun 13 2005, 10:28 PM
yo dawg i clickeed that link and that pipe sucks ass. dont post anotherpic. no on wants to see that pipe. ever.
why you always beefin with *****s you dont know, first you try to act hard and tell alcohol that he's a stupid motherfucker and he'd get beat up in your "hood" he probly knows way more about growin' dro' than your stupid ass and second no one cares what you think about my bowl, it was $10 i dont have alot of money, when I do I buy weed. third, learn the correct terms. I hate when your dumbass calls everything a PIPE, first off mines a BOWL, and the "pipe" you posted is a bong, and THIRD of all, LEARN HOW TO EDIT YOUR GOD DAMN POST INSTEAD OF POSTING THREE TIMES
ok done beefin with your internet nerdy ass peace.
second, pipe, bowl, its all the same thing, dont try and feel special calling your shitty little PIPE a bowl, ok? Pipes are anything you can smoke out of in general, you wanna get more in debt, go ahead, we dont care, pipe, bowl, bong, hooka, hoo-gives-ashit. [/b][/quote]
either way my pipe will smash on any pipe that steps to him
hes rawkus
joey g my ***** blew my pipe
custom fit origial G
doesnt anyone else have flicks of nice glass that thy own or whatever? i
im a paraphanalia adict
all i got now is my glass bowl/stem that goes well with my half pint absolut bottle, so im not complainin heh, other ones = broken, lost
I need some advice on making butter, I got mexicos finest and its wack and hella cheap p.m. with some tips....
yeah, i dont smoke and dont care for tobacco, but i find that running bottle tokes off of a smoke gets me the highest from my hash/oil... more bang for the buck. one gram of hash costs $15 (CDN) more than a gram of pot ($25 for hash, $10 for pot), but will last probably 10 or more times longer.
for those who don't know what bottle tokes are, you simple get a glass bottle and knock a hole in the side of it (put a dime inside, find the seam, smack the bottle in a quick motion against your shoe/leg so that the dime hits the seam and breaks a hole in the bottle.... or use a plastic bottle and burn a hole in the side of it). put the cap on the bottle (or cover with your hand), break out some tokes (small balls of hash, a little bigger than say a pin head), get your smoke glowing nice and bright, blow off the ash, and press the smoke down on the toke to pick up the toke, it'll start making its own very-visible stream. put it in the side hole of the bottle and let the bottle fill up with smoke... you'll be able to see when the hash toke stops streaming... then exhale, take in the full bottle full of smoke, and exhale (dont hold too long, hash and tobacco smoke each do nasty things to your lungs). for you crazy nuts, you can run snake-eyes but pushing the cigarette down on the toke, then turning it to the other side and pressing the other side of the cigarette and pick up a second toke, and let them both stream (and no, you can't just use 1 toke that's twice as big... takes longer to burn and results in more tobacco smoke, and the possiblity of not burning all the insides, so snake-eyes is better than one big toke). of course, running tokes off a joint gets ya fucked up, and running snake-eyes off a joint is just ridiculous.
for oil tokes you just dip a pin into your oil, get a toke-sized blob on the end, hold a lighter close to the the oil so that it gets runny, and let it drip onto the burning end of a smoke (takes 2 people, one to hold the smoke, another to 'drive' the oil onto it by heating up the pin. then just put the smoke inside the side of a bottle and run like hash tokes. i like rolling oil joints though (smearing it on the paper)... bottle tokes can be a hassle sometimes, needing 2 people to run them and all.
anywho, sorry for all of you who already know about bottle tokes, but i was talking to some people today and i was surprised to learn that bottle tokes aren't as common knowledge outside canada as they are within.
Load, I got a way to make butter somewhere in the first 3 pages of this thread.


text: Here is an excellent article breaking down player age and production: ww.pro-football-reference.com/articles/age.htm Here is the summary of the number crunching: Unfortunately this article did not publish any data about defensive players. The study clumped in Tight Ends with "receivers." Here is my guess-timation for other positions. Please feel free to throw in your own estimation. -O-lineman seem to enjoy longer lives in the NFL. Maybe not declining until 32 or 33 and then only slowly declining. -DBs have short lives in the league...similar to running backs...declining after age 28. -Linebackers probably start declining around age 30. -D-lineman maybe 30-32. Now let's ponder it: •Romo will turn 33 in a few weeks. •Witten will turn 31 in May •Ware is 30 If somebody forced me to bet on it...I'd predict all 3 have already entered into their decline. I hope I'm wrong. But hope isn't a plan. Radplan is our only hope


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By Jerry Cornfield Herald Writer
Love is in the air Thursday as couples celebrate Valentine's Day with acts of courtship and vows of marriage.
Come Friday, in a state Senate hearing room, lawmakers will consider a bill forcing couples who've lost that loving feeling to work harder and wait longer to get a divorce.
Under Senate Bill 5614, couples filing for divorce would have to wait one year before the dissolution is final. The wait currently is 90 days.
Time alone won't make the breakup legal. A handbook with research on reconciliation and a directory of resources for reconciling must be prepared by the state Administrative Office of the Courts — and the couple must swear they've read it before a divorce decree is issued.
Supporters — a band of socially conservative Republican and Democratic lawmakers — are calling this the Family Second Chances Act.
"Divorce causes poverty, juvenile delinquency, and lower scholastic achievement among children of our state," reads the opening language of the bill. "Even a modest reduction of divorce in our state could be beneficial to children. Empowering couples with education on non-adversarial approaches to divorce, reconciliation information and resources, and increasing the waiting period for a dissolution can be beneficial to families of our state."
Washington's wrestled with and rewritten its divorce rules before.
For much of the last century, dissolutions of marriage became permanent after six months. Under old laws, spouses needed to cite a specific reason for seeking a divorce such as adultery, habitual drunkenness of either party or someone's consent to the marriage was obtained by fraud or force.
In 1973, Washington became what's known as a "no-fault" divorce state meaning spouses could obtain a divorce by simply claiming their marriage "irretrievably broken."
The proposed bill doesn't change that language. Rather it makes couples wait a year to figure out if cracks in their matrimonial bond can be sealed or the thrill of marriage is completely gone.
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Five weeks into the 2013 legislative session and the most interesting story continues to be the state Senate where a coalition dominated by Republicans and led by a Democrat is in control.
This alliance is forging ahead on its agenda, pushing through bills on funding school construction, reforming workers compensation and improving public safety.
And it's managed to keep an internal riff on abortion rights hidden from public view.
But Sen. Rodney Tom, D-Medina, the coalition leader, probably can't do so much longer after the curveball thrown his way by Sen. Mike Padden, R-Spokane Valley.
Padden pledged publicly Feb. 4 to conduct a hearing on the Reproductive Parity Act, a bill he opposes, which requires insurers covering maternity services to also cover abortions.
Two days later, Padden changed his mind. Apparently conservatives bent Padden's ear, reminding him Democrats didn't give the time of day to anti-abortion bills authored by Republicans so why was he not burying the proposal sponsored by Sen. Steve Hobbs, D-Lake Stevens.
Tom told Hobbs and anyone who asked that the bill would get a hearing. He hasn't said when or where and it can't be easy figuring out.
He could try to change Padden's mind. More likely Tom will seek to send it to another panel where it could be considered then allowed to rot as most members of the coalition want to see happen.
Hobbs also is chairman of a committee dealing with insurance. There's a chance Tom will attempt to send it there. Doing so would guarantee the bill stays alive longer and anger those same coalition members.
This will test Tom's talents and provide one more good plot line in the most entertaining story of the session.
Political reporter Jerry Cornfield's blog, The Petri Dish, is at www.heraldnet.com. Contact him at 360-352-8623 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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m PIERZ JOURNAL VOL. 5. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, APRIL 9, 1914. NO. 43. HAPPENING HERE_AND THERE A dozen Wisconsin cities voted on the no-license issue last Tuesday. A II New York policemen hereafter must know to swim and how to rescue drowning; persons. Johanna Meinert, aged mother of William iVieinert of East St. Cloud, died at Joseph's Home for the a<jed. The price of gasoline in St. Louis was cut to 13 cents a gallon by the Standard Oil com- pai.y Aptil 1st. "April Fool Candy" which was found to have been flavored with poisoness berries, is likely to cause the death of two child- i'en in Quincy, Mass. The fanners of Eagle Valley, are endeavoring to organize a co-operative steam laundry to run in connection with the creamery at Clarissa. Wahkon—Joseph Schwarz-. bauer, who has been section foreman here since tlie promo* tion of G. W, Arnold, has been transferred to the section at Btenhaffl, St, Cloud—Joseph Judnick, parole breaker of the local re* formatory, has been ax-rested at Ifankakee, 111., and the officials of the reformatory notified. State Agent Knickerbocker left Thursday for the Illinois town to bring his prisoner back. Judnick broke parole in November 1912. St. Cloud—A letter to, bis, Sweetheart divulged t}je whereabouts, of Thomas Tomsezck, wanted in Stearns county for forgery, and Sheriff Schoener left Tuesday night for Atlanta, Georgia, to bring him back here. Tomsezck, who claims to be a resident of ^ebraskfi, is but 20 years of age, Chicago—Inspired by a dream, while sleeping at his desk in school last Friday, 13-year-old Arthur Poltrock drew a pocket knife and stabbed George Na- mara, his seatmate, eight times before the teacher could stop Jrim, Namara is be].ieyed to be fatally injured. Poltrock was taken to a police station, where he appeared dazed and seemed not to realize what he had done. COUNTY SEAT CULL1NGS. CONTRACT FOR SCHOOL LET. VILLAGE LIGHT REPORT. Southwest Buckman Hews. Mr,, and Mrs. 3phn Langer of Pierz vtgjited wit}} the Niek Kineer family Tuesday, returning home Wednesday. Miss Katherlne Gullas went to Buckman Monday to spend the week with her aunt, Mrs. S. Dubiel. Henry J. Block was a business caller at the P. Schreder home Monday evening. Mrs. Henry Wieling and, Mrs. Boos visited J. Baltes, at Buckr man, who is reported very ill. Mrs. N. Kinzer and daughters Celia and Mamie were guests at the J. Poster home Wednesday. (From the L-itte Falls Transcript.) Donat Trettel died Thursday at his home, 302 Fourth street southeast. He had been in bad health for about two months and had been confined to his home for the past month, death being due to quick consumption. The deceased was 48 years old. N. N. Bergheim of this city was asked at the late Democratic conference in St. Paul to become a candidate for secretary of state, but stated to a Transcript representative Thursday that he has not fully decided whether he will enter the race or not. Clarence and C. W. Sprandel have purchased the pop factory formerly owned by Mrs. E. C. Lane, and will operate under the firm name of Sprandel Bros. Clarence Sprandel has worked for Mrs. Lane for the past two years and is thoroughly familiar with all departments of the business. Both young men are well known and popular and the firm will undoubtedly prosper. The plant is already equipped with up-to-date machinery and the business will be extended and built up under the new ownership. The new owners took possession April 1. C. Rosenmeier of Royalton on Monday filed with the county auditor as a candidate for county attorney, giving him the distinction of being first in the field for a gounty office, This will be the Royalton man's second appearance before the public in tlie way of seeking an office. Four years ago he was a candidate for the same office, opposing D. M. Cameron. The final count gave Ml'- Cameron eight majority. During the past two years Mr. Rosenmeier has acted as receiver for the defunct blanks of Royalton and Bowlus and has made an enviable record in that position. He is a man of stearling qualities, thoroughly competent, and will make an excellent official. Harry Docken was compelled to take the cream to town in a buggy as the roads are too muddy to go with'the Ford. 'Am sorry P. J., that I could not bring fhe story boqksQoner, Promise fo do better next time, Peter Schreder galled on Math Mueller Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dan Gullas and little Marie spent Sunday with the Misses Agnes and Josephine Roos. Kinzer Bros., purchased a new feed mill from Mrs. F. Mischke. Sewing lessons are given in the school in district Nq. 17, on Friday afternopn, by Miss, McLeod. Docken Bros., were the first to start seeding. They put in a few acres of rye Friday. The contract to build the new Following will be found the parochial school house was last' report of the Light and Water Tuesday afternoon awarded to! Board together with a list of _ -i i tt- . c «,. ™ i ' patrons, and the amount each Edward Hirt, of St. Cloud, ... ' , . A paid for the last month, whose bid of $23,441.00 was the Juice sold in Mai, at 10c lowest. The building is to be' Kilowatts $122.95 completcd'by October 1st. The following bids were submitted: Bids. Carl Kropp, St. Cloud $25,236 00 Donohue & Selover, St Paul 24,648 00 P. O. Navik, St. Paul 26,800 00 L. O. Harrison, Little Falls 23,700 00 Shuliiid & Co Alexandria.. 26,313 00 Edward Hirt. St. Cloud 23,441 00 Juice fn- listed forvillage street lights at 4c a Kilowatts 27.96 Total sold in Mar §150.91 Paid L. F. Water Power Co, for Juice furnished village duriug month of Mar. at 4c a Kilowatts 74.R0 CHRIST SCHLEGEL'S HOUSE BURNED. South Agram News. Frank Stumpf and wife visited at the J. J. Brummer home Sunday. Many children are sick with pinkeye. Total profit $76.11 A. P. Stoll, Secretary and Treasurer. Following will be found a list of the patrons of the electric light service, and the amount in cash that each one paid for juice during the past month: « 75 Mrs. John Nagel and children, . Ang-ermeier M. . . Wiliiam and Adam Brummer, 'Bares Hubert. Walter Sporlein and Edward, ' Blake, J. M Alois and Peter Eidenshink'Bentfeld, Adam .. visited at'the Thommes home Borgerding J. & Co Sunday. , frust' Hubert 'Berg, John P We had two inches of a snow Boser John fall Sunday night. brandl, F'^nk A Brummer Norbert Birds are coming fast now-a- days, and it is a good sign of spring. Clover is nearly all dead and can be pulled out of the ground with, ease. Burton, Barney Boehm, John store Boehm John house Boehm Engelbert Brisk & Schramel Dombovy, John Duncan, R. M. house Duncan, R. M. store Eller, William Faust, A Faust, Frank store & hall. Frank Anders of Texas, is here on a visit with the John Kippley family for a few days. Faust Frank house & sal. ! Faust Bros Mrs. Theodore Stumpf and Faust John n John, visited at the Brummer 'Grell, Frank store home Tuesday. jGre11 Fra,,k ho,,se i Grell, John H. house John Reding purchased a new Grell, John H. saloon... surray last Sa turday. ! Gre11- Joseph H. store ... ! Grell Jos. H. house John Reding of Rice Visited Gravel, Charles _ his parents Sunday. j German Sate Bank I Gau, John house Frank Kandel celebrated his Gassert, Henry birthday last Sunday. Those ' J- B- Hartmann present'were; J. J. Brummer, 'Hartmann, P. A. store . - , , , ■«» Hartmann, P. A. house.. John Nagel, Mr. and Mrs. Hoheisei, John Thomas Theser and Joseph Mr.Kast Gruber and his hired man. J Kerkhoff, E. H. Journal Kerkhoff, E. H. house... ' Jac Kiewel Brewing Co Koering, Herman Gravel of Onamia, Leese, Mike I Marshik Frank Mueller, N. H Chas. called here yesterday. Edwin Walmark of Pulaski Meyer, Joseph ., , , in i i j. Neisius, Jacob collected a wolf bounty last Nohner, Mrs. Ctara Week, ' N. W. Telephone Exchange Co Paul, Henry .... Mrs. Will. Schauble visited Preimesberger, John W friends in St. Cloud and Sauk Poster, p. l- -r. . , , . , 'Preimesberger, Stephen Rapids last week. | phiUpp. Jjhn Chas. Berquist 'returned k^ Prairie Mining Co Sunday fromRochester, where _toii, a. p.. .....'. so: 1 70 1 80 1 (X) 1 00 1 00 1 90 2 00 4 10 1 00 85 5 90 85 1 00 45 1 40 1 30 1 70 85 65 1 40 2 20 1 20 65 75 1 00 85 1 20 1 40 2 50 1 60 4 40 1 60 25 2 30 2 20 1 40 4 40 1 30 1 90 2 00 2 80| 75 95 1 90 6 30 2 70 75 1 00 1 60 1 60 55 1 30 95 1 00 2 20 95 2 50 75 1 30 1 00 85 1 00 45 1 00 1 00 1 10 ) Christ Schlegel's house and all its contents were totally destroyed by fire lastTuesda}^ afternoon at 3 o'clock. The tire spread rapidly and when found to be beyond control, it was too late to save anything fn the house. Christ thinks that almost everything in the house might have been saved, had they not wasted time trying to put the fire out. Christ was on his way to tlie Rieke saw mill and had been on the road only 15 minutes, when neighbors beckoned his attention to the burning roof of his house behind him. By that time the fire had been j was transacting business in discovered by one of Christ's boys. The loss is estimated at ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. H. Bentfeld of Little Falls is reported ill. Alcoholic liquors will be barred from the U. S. Navy after July 1st. Anton Przybilla has been engaged as road boss for the town of Pierz. J. A. Dengel and P. H. Neuman of Buckman were Sunday visitors. Matt Bednar and Theodore Karel left this morning for Duluth. John Dennis of Little-'alls WEATHER AND MARKETJEPORTS. Temperature for The last week. Highest Lowest Thursday 40 30 above Friday 35 24 above Saturday 38 23 above Sunday 38.. [5 above Monday 40 14 above Tuesday 30 19 above Wednesday __ 34 15 above $2,500, which is covered by some insurance. The policy was lost in the fire and Christ cannot recollect the figures. He will rebuild at once. Two Old Seitiers Dead. Mrs. Ignatz Kubitschek died last Friday at the home of John J. Boser at the age of 73. Deceased was born in Austria in 1841, married in 1859. She was a member of one of the first dozen families in Pierz, and was the last remaining member of the Pierz Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Dahmen left yesterday for her homestead near Williston, N. D. Jacob Herrman returned a few days ago from his winter work in the pineries. John Hoppe and wife of West Sullivan, were in town Monday visiting our stores. D. O. Donnell of Maple Lake, Minn., has been engaged as buttermaker for the Farmers' Creamery. Johnnie Neisius is reported Ignatz Kubitschek family. Her'quite ill at his home. His sister Miss Annie is doing tlie work on K. F. D. No. 3. husband and eight children preceded her to the great beyond. Pitneral services and burial took place last Monday morning, under the auspices of Christian Mothers' Society. Temperature same Week year ago. Temperature for the corresponding week a year ago: Highest Lowest 1913 Apr 3rd....45... 38 above 4th 55. .43 above 5th 55 45 above 6th G5._ 40 above " " 7th 43.._ 29 above " " 8th .... 41... 84above " " 9th---.42.-,30above Grain and Produce Harket Report. Wheat, No. 1, 7« Wheat, No. 2. Flax, Barley Rye Oats Ear Corn Hay C. J. Foster came up from Minneapolis Tuesday. He will look after the LaMotte farm northeast of here. " rain, cloudy, sunshine, wind etc. all in 24 hours. he underwent an operation st Joseph _ Cong, house. - ,, ... St. Joseph's Corp. church... for appendicitis. Staub Nick Smith, J. l'\, & Son. Lust Bros, closed their saw,TembrueU< ChrUt mill last week. They run 21 Tembruell, a days and sawed about 120,000 feet of lumber so we are informed. F. C. Sand was a 'Down South'' Sunday. caller Jos, Rrandl spent Sunday evening with Eugene Jansen. Miss McLeod was a Buckman caller Wednesday. The sand pits between Docken Bros., and Hesch farms are getting to be quite dangerous places. Somebody must have got a good "shaking up" there Monday night. F, Keehr was a Buckman caller Monday, Virnig F, X Virnig, F. X. & Co Virnig, Joseph H Vonder Haar, Mrs. A Wermerskirchen, M 12 80 F. Wise 55 Ziegler, John house 65 A, p, STO_b, Secretary and Treasurer. Leonard Zierer died at the home of Herman Koering last Sunday at tlie advanced age of 80 years. Born in Bavaria—under whose flag lie gave four years service,—he came to Minnesota in 1891 and after living for short periods of time In several states, finally decided on; returned home Sunday Pierz as his permanent home. Mr. Zierer had been living with hir daughter, Mrs. Herman Koe ring the last few years. He was a member of the St. Joseph's 76 1.43 40 47 32 50 $5.00 Butter, Creamery 35 Dairy 20 Eggs 13 Flour, Best 2.30 " Straight 2.20 Low grade flour 1.50 Bran 1.15 Shorts 1.20 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 1.20 Ground Feed 1.25 Potatoes Beans 2.00 Onions 60 We are at present enjoying - all kinds of weather, snow,' Sq^^ §t Paul Hog Market. Ave. Price. Miss Anna Faust, who hus'Thursday 8 been taking violin lessons in St. Cloud for some time back, Society, under whoes auspices; VWi. Young, son of Chas. Young, a farmer living about seven miles east of .Little Falls on the Pierz road, was operated on for appendicitis 'Saturday 8.51 Monday Tuesday 8.57 Wednesday 8.55 he was buried Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. j Monday morning. Conrad Stangl reports that; over 140 members of the St.! Joseph's Society attended tlie | Zierer funerai. South St. Paul Live Stock/Ylarket. Steers $7.75 to 7.85 Cows and Heifers,$4.25 to —6.75 Calves, steady, $5.50 to 9.75 Feeders, steady, ..-$4.30 to 7-00 Rumors say that P. L. Poster got the contract for building a 90 foot span steel bridge across the Platte river near, (;r0. Waller will atari his Royalton. The consideration |8aw mill so,"etime the com- being $3,465. Sullivan News. The council of the village of Randall held a meeting A dog supposed to be madI Monday night and granted was shot by John Bollig last a li(Juor ii(.euse to jo!m Bjor. Saturday noos. placing the feeat$l,2no. Bring Out The Gat. Thoen a Candidate. Foley Independant: J. M. Thoen of Graham, was in Foley Saturday on business as well as looking after political fences in regard to the office of representative. Mr. Thoen stated that he was a candidate for office but had not as yet tiled. Jake, as he is popularly known throughout the county and is highly interested in matters of public interest Jos. Schubert was appointed roadoverseer foi' the town of Buh by the board of supervisors at a meeting recent* ly held, Mrs, George Borley, who] has been visiting relatives in j this vicinity for the past four ( Canby News: An ex-editor weeks, returned to her home at Fairmont spilled some whisky at Medicine Lake, Montana, on nis Darn ftoor so that a little last Monday. stream of it ran out. A certain Archie Decent, who at one mouse sallied from his hole and time resided at Lastrup, took being thirsty took a sip. It a homestead at Crosby, Short- tasted strange and he went 1\ after he sold his claimfor back in his hole and thought. $178, Now on that same claim an iron mine has blossomed out—in fact it is the Cay una raftge. Electrician Hoheisel wired ;iie *«,Ped u^ on the edge of a up the Mike Meyer residence :soaV> box and stood upon his Friday, and Tuesday he inJhind legs, bristled his whiskers stalled a five-horse motor iu>»d e*<*WPe*! ',Now brin* the Brisk meat market. uut tllat damned cat." Andrew Thoen of Dixville, is Randall, which has been dry building on his land at Peary tht, pagt twQ year^ vote(, fo. license at the recent election. lake. Those who visited at Mrs. Ford's last Sunday were Ole Christianson wife and child, Margaret Cook, Mrs. Walmark and HilcW Anderson. Mrs. T. S. Look and Miss Nellia Treacy were guests at John Brittou's Sunday. Mrs. Robert Adkins and son A blaze started Saturday evening about 10 o'clock in the basement of an addition to the rear of Vasaly <fc Wetz- el's jewelry store, at Little Falls. The proprietors had just left tlie building, and Vasaly, returning, smel'ed Ross were L.istrup callers Mon-1 smoke and found that some ing week. Herman Faust, who has been bartender at the Columbia hotel for nearly five yea is. has resigned and will go into the auto livery busine day. Then be came out and took another sip and went back again and thought. Then he came out and took a big drink. Then Andrew Thoen and T. Look called on A. W. Cook Monday. Mrs. Henry Rieke and baby* arg visiting at Robert Adkins. Mrs. A. W. Cook and daughter Margaret called at C. E- Look's Thursday. iboxes iu tlie basement back S. of the store had caught fire. Wm- Lynn called on "Col." Siebert Friday. C. E. Look made a business trip to Lastrup Saturday. Several changes have been inade in the advs. in this issue. Look them over carefully and see if it wont pay you to buy the next order of your home dealers instead of .-ending your money to the catalogue houses, who are -rowing fat off the profits they are making off their ru- [ ral >patrons. Hillman News. Spring must be here for sure now as robins and a great many other spring birds are here. Alvin Mohler was a bush caller at Van Alstine's of Morrill, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Juetten were callers on P. J. Juetten Monday. Albert Stephen of Buckman, was in our burg Sunday as the guest of Alvin Mohler. Anton Gruber was in I' Tuesday.. Several n tiers have moved into this country of late. Theodore Billmeyer our gold miner was at Matt Juetten business Tuesday. Alvin Mohler went^to Onamia on business Tuesday.
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