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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 12, 2012) - EastCoal Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ECX) (the "Company" or "EastCoal") is pleased to announce that it will be filing a NI 43-101 compliant technical report titled "Technical Report of the Menzhinsky Coal Mine, Lugansk Oblast, Ukraine" dated February 29, 2012" on the Menzhinsky Mine located in Ukraine (the "Menzhinsky Mine" or the "Mine") by March 15, 2012. The Company announced on September 28, 2011 that it had entered into a letter of intent with Aponet Enterprises Ltd. ("Aponet") under which EastCoal acquired the right to purchase a 100% interest in the Menzhinsky Mine provided the transaction close by March 31, 2012.
The report, prepared by Wardell Armstrong International Limited of the United Kingdom, concludes that the proposed expansion of the mine and tip washing operation has a net present value ("NPV") of US$316 million using a discount rate of 10% over the 12-year period. The estimated average operating cost per saleable tonne used in the technical report is US$75 and the technical report estimates that positive cash flows will be achieved within two years.
The Wardell report also concludes that the tip operation will process 6,750,000 tonnes of waste material at a cost of US$6 per tonne and yield 641,250 tonnes of coal generating net cash flows of US$38 million in the first five years of operation.
A table of JORC code compliant coal reserves and coal resources is set out below:
The Company has previously filed reports on the Verticalnaya coal mine in Ukraine, the latest report prepared by IMC Group Consulting Ltd of the United Kingdom. This report concluded that the project has a NPV of US$615 million, at a discount rate of 10% and the estimated average operating cost per saleable tonne is US$38.41.
The Chairman of EastCoal, Mr. John Byrne, commented:
"The encouraging piece of the latest technical report is that the Company can boost coal production and generate significant cash flows from washing waste material adjacent to the mine. We are looking at putting the wash plant that was built for Verticalnaya at Menzhinsky and this could be up and running within the next four months."
This report will be available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and the Company's website (www.eastcoal.ca). The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Colin Stocks, a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 who is the Technical Director of the Company.
By Order of the Board,
John Byrne, Chairman
About EastCoal Inc.
EastCoal Inc. is currently developing its 100% owned Verticalnaya anthracite mine.
This press release contains projections and forward-looking information that involve various risks and uncertainties regarding future events. Such forward-looking information can include without limitation statements based on current expectations involving a number of risks and uncertainties and are not guarantees of future performance. There are numerous risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking information. These and all subsequent written and oral forward-looking information are based on estimates and opinions on the dates they are made and are expressly qualified in their entirety by this notice. Except as required by law, EastCoal assumes no obligation to update forward-looking information should circumstances or management's estimates or opinions change. Completion of the transaction described herein will be subject to numerous conditions, including the negotiation and execution of definitive agreements. There can be no assurance that the transaction will be completed as proposed or at all.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
EastCoal Inc.John ByrneChairman604-681-8069604-685-4675 (FAX)www.eastcoal.ca
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A new article and recipe for Hinamatsuri (Girl's Festival) in the Japan Times.
Pondering a little about religious and cultural traditions, and food.
Flames to start the new year on a hopeful note.
Take a look at some homemade osechi ryouri, or traditional New Year's Day feast food.
Happy New Year! 明けましておめでとうございます。
A new article in The Japan Times about toshikoshi soba. Plus, a little about my favorite food-eating model, Lena-chan, and her brother Lyoh.
I finally made it to Taimeiken, an old time yoshoku restaurant in Nihonbashi, to indulge in the original Tampopo Omuraisu (rice omelette). Yes, that Tampopo.
A new article in The Japan Times about winter fish, and how fish fits into a typical Japanese meal.
A little slice of old Tokyo in an out-of-the-way area of Tokyo, Obana is an unagi-ya (eel restaurant) that even someone who's not an unagi fan can love.
A museum that pays homage to a single type of dish? Why not - this is Japan after all.

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•The Tweed Storage Sofa from Urban Outfitters: This upright sofa opens up for storage and folds down to become a bed. At 75" long, this is a an excellent use of space.
•MarthaWatch™ - Martha Stewart loses billionaire status: Strangely, it took awhile for her personal stock to go down. Nevertheless, we are not worried about the Marthinator.
•Land of the Big Puts 'Too Big' to the Test: Out in Greenwich, CT, residents are irked by a new big home being built in their midst. How big? At 39,000 square feet, it would be twice the size of Micheal Jackson's Neverland Ranch.
•The Pharos light from Niche Modern: We saw this at the Arch Digest show yesterday and they ARE nice. Opaque and transparent colored glass is a new twist on Niche's fine line.
•Decibel 2 Media Cart from CB2: Another simple, new design from the CB, this one is only $129.
•Vintage Garden Egg Chair: If you've been looking for this, your search is over. Fears and Kahn in the UK has one now.
•boon potty bench from Target: It's a potty, it's a bench, it's a stool (and there's storage too).
Writer's Almanac:
•"1943 Steel Penny" by Tom Chandler
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Mileage, previous use, mechanical history and intended use should dictate the choice of a used truck, claims CarsDirect. Used trucks can be as reliable as their new counterparts, as long as the buyer chooses the right truck for the task.
Low mileage does not necessarily mean that a truck serves better than one with a high mileage, states AutoTrader. With all things remaining constant, low mileage can signify components that serve longer and better, helping keep maintenance costs down. AutoTrader stresses the importance of low mileage when it comes to reselling the truck. If the truck has a low mileage several years down the road, it is possible to sell it off at the same price or profit.
The use of the truck by the previous owner dictates its quality, explains CarsDirect. If the previous owner used the truck frequently for heavy towing, then the truck may not serve as well as expected. One sign that shows extended use is peeling paint on the back of the truck.
The mechanical history of the truck shows the repair works the truck has undergone, declares Methodspace. This history gives information about past accidents as well. These pieces of information are vital towards determining the condition of the truck.
Resist the urge to buy more than what you need in a truck, advises ConsumerReports. Having unnecessary cargo and towing capacity means more fuel consumption. If the task at hand is moving tools, equipment or bulky furniture, choose a truck with an open cargo bed.


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Targacept Inc.'s TRGT investigational secondary treatment for schizophrenia didn't show significant improvement in negative symptoms or cognitive function in a Phase 2b trial after 24 weeks.
The biopharmaceutical company said that it wouldn't pursue further development of the therapy for the mental illness or for Alzheimer's Disease.
Shares fell 33% to $4 in recent after-hours trading.
Targacept had been developing the therapy--called TC-5619--as a treatment for negative symptoms and cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia, and also had been evaluating potential additional development as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease, according to its website.
President and Chief Executive Stephen A. Hill said Targacept would focus its efforts on other treatments in its pipeline, including therapies for overactive bladder, Alzheimer's disease and diabetic gastroparesis.
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1978 Chevrolet
Monte Carlo
- Stock
- Engine Size
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Miles
- 53,591 (Unknown)
- Location
- Atlanta
Did you know you could buy a 1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a 4-speed manual transmission? I didn't, yet here it is, in the flesh! Fewer than 1000 cars were so equipped, but this superbly restored example not only brings the 4-speed, but backs it with a strong-running ZZ4 crate motor that allows this sport/luxury coupe to more than live up to its billing.
Looking a bit like a NASCAR stocker for the street, this cool blue Monte Carlo was repainted in 2004, but it looks like just last year thanks to expert care and maintenance since it was completed. Obviously someone loved this car, deciding to preserve and upgrade it rather than letting it vanish into the dustbin of history like so many of its siblings. And truthfully, the angular Monte Carlo shape has aged rather well and still looks awesome today. Nothing GM was building in 1978 fit together this well, with sharp door gaps and hinges that don't sag, plus only enough chrome trim to make it look upscale without being overdone. Most remarkably, the urethane bumper trim remains in excellent shape, with even the insert under the rear license plate being in top condition. Correct badges and emblems were reinstalled when the paint was dry, along with a small ZZ4 crossed-flag emblem on the front fenders, an old school touch that is intended to warn off predators.
The light blue interior sports rare bucket seats, which were mandatory with the 4-speed and its attendant mini console. The rest is familiar Monte Carlo, from the long doors to the angular instrument panel that wraps around the driver. It appears to be mostly original and in remarkably good condition, although the carpets have been replaced at some point. A full factory gauge package includes a tachometer, another rare feature of the 4-speed Monte Carlo, and a pair of Auto Meter auxiliary gauges has been mounted below the center stack. The shifter is topped with a Hurst T-handle which seems appropriate for the kind of performance this car can generate, and while it may feel a little odd at first, it's an absolute joy to rip through the gears in this unique coupe. Other big positives include a headliner that doesn't sag, an original AM radio (this car was obviously built for just one thing), and a nicely detailed trunk complete with space saver spare and jack assembly.
While the original engine was also a 350 cubic inch V8, that's about all it has in common with the strong-running ZZ4 crate engine that lives there now. Adding to the NASCAR look, the black valve covers with CHEVROLET emblazoned across their faces, plus a matching open-element air cleaner make this aluminum-headed V8 look awesome. There's also a big aluminum radiator up front and long-tube headers for the exhaust, all designed to make the most of the 4-speed manual transmission that is this car's most unique feature. You'll note that there's power steering but manual brakes, again suggesting that the guy who envisioned this car's build had only one thing in mind: performance at all costs. Underneath, it was also thoroughly restored, including a Flowmaster exhaust system with X-pipe, a complete Hotchkiss suspension, and a heavy-duty Moser G-body 9-inch rear end with 3.31 gears inside, the perfect choice for this combination. Centerline wheels were powdercoated black, then fitted with big 255/70/15 Goodyear meats, completing the race-ready look.
Documented with receipts, original bill of sale, original invoice, a reproduction window sticker, and maintenance records, this is an awesome piece of little-known Chevy history. Call today!
Front Disc Brakes, AM Radio, Defrost, Heat, Power Steering, Rear Defogger, Seatbelts (Front), Seatbelts (Rear), Vinyl Interior, Build Receipts
Title Documentation, Dealer Invoice, Maintenance Records, Original Bill of Sale, Owner's Manual, Reproduction Window Sticker, Original Warranty Card
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- 4 Speed Manual
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- Body Style
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- Doors
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- Year
- 1978
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- Chevrolet
- Model
- Monte Carlo
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- Stock
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- Interior Color
- Blue
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Estimated Monthly Payment
Based on 20% down over 96 months
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The Best of British Blogger Challenge
Some of you may remember that I was appointed Social Media Ambassador for New World Appliances last year. I've been adding content to their blog and finding out more about the organisation, which is part of Glen Dimplex Home Appliances (alongside Stoves, Belling and LEC). New World have been manufacturing in the UK for over 120 years and are one of the few remaining manufactures of cookers, fridges and freezers who produce in the UK!
So, it seemed very appropriate to start a blogging challenge based on 'The Best of British'. I've been working on this with Karen Burns Booth from Lavender and Lovage because she's something of an expert in Blogger Challenges, and I am really not! The idea is to host the challenge with a different blogger each month, working our way around the UK to showcase local recipes and produce. You don't need to come from the region, or even have visited. But, you do need to make something that is inspired by or influenced by the region.
I've asked one or two people to volunteer and the lovely Choclette is kicking the whole thing off with a Cornish Best of British challenge. It's dear to my heart because I visit Cornwall every year for the food festival at Boscastle and I've been going there for over 30 years now (when I was much younger I used to sing in a big music festival there!). We still need a few more British Regions, so if you would like to host for a month, please let me know!
I'm busy plotting my own entry for this month's challenge. And I do hope you will join in too. New World have offered a prize of a £50 Amazon gift voucher for the first 6 months, and we are planning a 'grand finale' with a celebrity chef(!) judging the entries at the end of the 6 month period. But, apart from the prize, this is your chance to show the world that British food is about more than Fish and Chips and Chicken Tikka Masala (nice as they both are!). You can find more on the New World Blog and if you have any questions, please message me here or on twitter!
- Post your recipe on your blog with a link back to The Face of New World Appliances and to the relevant month's host (this month Chocolate Log Blog).
- Add the 'Best of British' badge to your blog post (you can find it here on London Unattached in the side bar)
- Add 'Best of British' in your blog post as a label or tag
- The recipe can be one of your own or one you've seen elsewhere. You are welcome to republish old recipes/posts but please add the information about this challenge.
- Please make sure you don't infringe any copyright laws – if in doubt please ping me on twitter (@fionamaclean) or leave a note below to ask for advice!
- Please be as creative as you like with the theme for the month.
- This month's challenge starts today (15th May) and closes at midnight on 15th June 2012
- Mail us to let us know you are taking part on email@example.com
If you post on twitter, please mention @fionamaclean or @newworldapps and use #BestofBritish and we will try to retweet!
So best of luck to everyone who takes part in the first month's Best of British!


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In May 1999, Robert Wasser's life was turned upside down when Walworth County, Wis., Assistant District Attorney Diane Resch charged him with fourth-degree sexual assault. The charge stemmed from a complaint filed by Wasser's then 20-year-old adopted daughter Samantha (not her real name).
Wasser and his wife Bonnie had dedicated their adult lives to helping abused and neglected children. Over the years, the couple had adopted 22 children and were on the state's list of parents who take in special needs kids. The state would sometimes use them for emergency placement when children had nowhere else to go. When the Wassers adopted 14-year-old Samantha, they knew the risks. Her previous foster father had sexually assaulted her, and she would need special care. But they had had success raising similar adopted children and were confident they could help her.
Wasser's troubles began one weekend when Samantha was home from Wisconsin Lutheran College, a four-year, coed liberal arts school in Milwaukee. Wasser found a handwritten note from Samantha to her boyfriend, a man she would later marry, about dropping out of college and leaving Wisconsin together. Wasser confronted Samantha about the note. Later, he drove her back to college.
The drive to Milwaukee was tense—but still, the conflict with Samantha seemed minor to Wasser, considering her painful past. All that changed, however, a few months later, when an overzealous prosecutor with a history of misconduct and a series of mistruths and outright lies turned a minor dispute into a major crisis. While the charges against him were eventually dismissed, he lost his job, his reputation was damaged, and he incurred the expense of a court battle. The woman who prosecuted him, and misled the court in the process, still has her job.
Aggressive advocacy—and misconduct
At a time when the nation was still trying to make sense of a series of highly charged and much publicized sexual abuse trials involving children—some of which would show how the original accusations were either coaxed by aggressive investigators or induced by questionable therapeutic techniques—some prosecutors continued to push for convictions with very questionable evidence. Resch, for one, remained a passionate prosecutor of alleged sexual abuse and had assumed responsibility for most of Walworth's sexual assault cases since joining the DA's office in 1992. Since then, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has addressed her conduct at least seven times. In four of those appeals, judges ruled that her behavior warranted reversing the defendant's conviction. Two of the reversals involved alleged child sexual abuse. (See our clarification on these numbers.)
Resch declined requests to comment for this report.
In 1994, appellate judges reversed a conviction Resch won against Andrew Torstenson for the sexual assault of a child. There had been no physical proof or eyewitness testimony; Resch's case rested mostly on the victim's statements. During the trial, Resch told the jury that the trial judge thought the victim's statements were "reliable," "credible" and "trustworthy." Defense counsel offered no objection and the trial judge did not admonish Resch, though he did tell the jury that the prosecutor's opinions and arguments were not evidence. Writing for a unanimous appeals court, Judge Richard S. Brown held, "When the prosecutor commented that the court had given a judicial imprimatur to [the victim's] credibility, the jury was effectively being told that [the victim] was truthful and, therefore, that the State's case was the truth." Resch's bolstering of the victim's statements denied Torstenson a fair trial, the court concluded. "In a credibility battle, we can hardly think this to be unprejudicial," Brown wrote.
In a 1998 burglary case, Resch withheld exculpatory police interviews from the defense. In reversing the conviction, the appeals court held that the interviews showed there was no "criminal intent" and "seriously" impeached a police officer, who was also a witness for the state.
In a 1997 case involving child and animal neglect, Resch used juvenile-court records she had obtained on the eve of the trial without notifying the defense counsel. Appellate Judge Harry G. Snyder wrote that the court had "no confidence in the outcome of the verdict" and reversed the conviction.
The year after Wisconsin State Legislature passed a law that allowed children as young as 10 to be convicted of serious sex crimes, Resch charged a 10-year-old boy with first-degree sexual assault.
The charges, which led to a three-day, non-jury trial in front of Walworth County Judge Robert Kennedy, stemmed from two separate incidents, both of which occurred while David played in his backyard with other children. In the first incident, he touched a next-door neighbor during a game of truth or dare. In the second, he created a new rule for a game of capture-the-flag—the girls had to lift their shirts when they were captured. One of the girls said David touched her underneath the shirt.
Resch argued that the law does not distinguish between childhood sexual exploration and an adult with intent to be sexually aroused. "This is just as wrong as an adult playing these games with little kids," she told the court.
Kennedy ordered the boy to be placed on one-year supervision at home with psychological counseling, restitution and community service. The judge also ordered him to register as a sexual offender and provide a DNA sample.
The boy provided a DNA sample but appealed the order requiring him to register as a sex offender. In 2001, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals ruled in his favor.
"Resch just went for the throat and was treating him like he was 18," the boy's mother told the Center for Public Integrity. "She wasn't interested in the truth; no one was interested in the truth."
Sexual assault alleged
About a week after Wasser had spoken to Samantha about her intention to quit school, Samantha called to tell him she had dropped out of college and was living with her boyfriend. A month later, Bonnie Wasser received the first of many letters alleging sexual contact between Robert and Samantha.
"Ask christen Bob about his sinful relationship with his foster daughter, Sam," one of the typed letters said.
"You must condemned this man from the innocent children under his authority," said another.
Wasser's workplace and one of his three birth sons also received letters. Soon, the reason for the letters became apparent.
"We got a call in December from the guy she is with saying the harassment would go away for $500 a month," Wasser said. He also received a letter from Samantha asking for money to help pay bills.
One of the letters was dated January 9, 1999. That same day, Officer Jeff Recknagel interviewed Samantha and her boyfriend at the Fontana Police Department. The police had been contacted by a therapist Samantha was seeing. During the interview, Samantha claimed that Wasser had sexually assaulted her once when she was 19 years old and once again when she was 20.
When Recknagel interviewed Wasser at his home, Wasser told him the allegations were not only false but also indistinguishable from Samantha's allegations against her previous foster father.
"He didn't believe me," said Wasser.
In February 1999, Assistant District Attorney Diane Resch took the case.
In March, Wasser received a certified letter stating that Samantha was filing a civil suit against him for monetary compensation.
Two months later, Resch pressed criminal charges.
Wasser hired defense attorney David Danz, who had previously served as District Attorney, to represent him. Danz entered a not-guilty plea.
"Our lawyer told us the system worked," Bonnie Wasser said. "But I think I overestimated the honesty of the system."
A culture of misconduct
Resch wasn't the only one at the Walworth County District Attorney's office with a recent history of aggressive prosecutions, error and misconduct. Since 1990—the year District Attorney Phillip Koss was elected to office—there have been at least 26 appellate decisions addressing alleged prosecutorial error. In the 20 years before that, there were three. In 11 of those 26 cases, judges ruled that the prosecutor's conduct required reversing the defendant's conviction.
The appellate court has addressed Koss's conduct in at least 11 cases. In five, the court ruled that his misconduct warranted reversing the defendant's conviction. Two reversals involved alleged child sexual assault.
In January 2003, for example, the Wisconsin appellate court reversed a conviction for sexual assault of a child because Koss convinced trial judge James Carlson to ignore a precedent-setting appellate decision, Richard A.P. That decision held that defendants in sexual assault cases must be allowed to use psychological experts in their defense. Koss apparently thought the decision was wrong.
"We are troubled by the district attorney's arguments that a trial court is free to ignore a published decision of the court of appeals," wrote Judge Snyder. "While the District Attorney may think that Richard A.P. was an 'obviously' wrong decision and contrary to nationwide precedent, it is the law."
In 1999, Koss prosecuted Mark Daer for sexually assaulting his eight-year-old stepdaughter. The appellate court reversed Daer's conviction in August 2002 because Koss "prevented the real question of Daer's guilt from being fully tried." Among the incidents the court found problematic were "the prosecutor's improper focus during closing argument on [alleged perjury by Daer's wife] Trina Daer and the prosecutor's comment during closing argument that defense attorneys routinely trumpet their clients' innocence no matter what the evidence at trial."
In another case, which Koss prosecuted before his election to District Attorney, the appellate court reversed the defendant's conviction because Koss withheld evidence suggesting that the defendant was innocent.
"This type of abuse wasn't present before," said Defense Attorney Jeffrey Krebs, who has practiced in Walworth for about 18 years and is now the deputy assistant state public defender. "It has been going on since 1990—it starts at the top."
Koss said some defense attorneys might mistake his vigorous public advocacy for abuse.
"I believe we are aggressive on prosecuting child sexual assault cases," Koss said. "We've prosecuted cases that other counties would not."
Karen Barbour, a victim's advocate who has worked in Walworth for 26 years, agrees.
"They take these cases extremely seriously and they are very proactive as far as prosecution," she said. "They will take on many cases that other district attorney's would not consider prosecuting." She has worked closely with Koss in many cases involving children.
"I think he is very professional and takes his work very seriously," she said.
No Plea
In June, Resch offered Wasser a deal. He could plead guilty to one count and the state would not recommend a sentence, leaving that to the discretion of the judge. Wasser turned down the deal. For the next seven months, his case lingered in the system on various hearings and continuances.
On February 8, 2001, Resch offered Wasser a second deal. He could plead guilty to disorderly conduct, and the state would recommend a sentence of costs only. Again, Wasser turned her down: Wasser said he was not willing to plead guilty to something he did not do.
Five months later, Samantha dropped her civil suit, and Resch withdrew the offer.
"With the issue of money no longer looming over the case, the defense was without any motive for the victim to falsely accuse the defendant," Resch wrote in a report.
On October 11, with the trial date approaching, Danz confronted Resch with the crux of Wasser's defense—the similarity between Samantha's description of the sexual assault by her previous foster father James Schlosser and her allegations against Wasser. Both cases involved manual masturbation and ejaculation.
Diane Resch insisted that first Samantha then Diane Behrens, one of Samantha's previous foster mothers, said Schlosser had had sexual intercourse with her. Resch told Danz and Watson (and the court) that the Schlosser incidents "clearly involved sexual intercourse." Resch insisted the two assaults were entirely different. She told Danz she had spoken with Samantha, who had specifically told her the two assaults were different.
Danz sent Resch a fax transcript of their conversation together. He asked Resch to "call immediately" if she discovered that the two assaults were, in fact, similar. An hour later, Resch called Danz and said Samantha was in her office and had confirmed that the two assaults were "clearly" different.
The next day, armed with a transcript of the first foster father's trial that proved the allegations were similar, Danz went to Judge Michael Gibbs. At this point, Resch changed her story. She told the court that Samantha had never told her the assaults were different. She said it was actually Diane Behrens, one of Samantha's previous foster mothers, who had explained how the two assaults were different. She denied ever having told Danz otherwise.
Gibbs called an evidentiary hearing to determine the truth, and enjoined both sides from speaking to Diane Behrens or Samantha.
Because Danz would be a witness at the evidentiary hearing, Wasser hired local defense attorney Steven Watson to aid in his defense. Resch would also be a witness, so District Attorney Koss stepped in to aid in the prosecution.
Samantha and Behrens took the stand and denied telling Resch that the assaults were different. Behrens denied discussing the previous assault at all.
When District Attorney Koss asked Samantha to describe Wasser's assault, she instead described details of the allegations that led to her previous foster father's conviction. Samantha also testified that Resch never asked her about the differences in the two allegations.
Gibbs ended the evidentiary proceeding by asking all the attorneys not to talk to the witnesses while he decided on his ruling. "I don't want to see affidavits coming in with different versions," he said.
While waiting for Gibbs' ruling, Danz and Watson discovered a smoking gun. Officer Recknagel had interviewed Diane Behrens on June 30, 1999. He asked her about the similarities between Samantha's first father's conviction and her allegations against Wasser.
"Now is this the same type of sexual contact that her prior foster father had with her also?" asked Recknagel. "Yes it was," answered Behrens.
Resch had Recknagel's report of the interview all along.
In April, Gibbs issued an opinion dismissing with prejudice all charges against Wasser because of prosecutorial misconduct. (Courts rarely dismiss a case "with prejudice"; it means that a defendant cannot be retried. In Wasser's case, the judge cited the prosecutor's misconduct as the reason). Gibbs ruled that Resch provided false information and lied under oath in an effort to "cover up her misrepresentation to defense."
"The Court believes ADA Resch was dishonest with the Court and defense counsel," Gibbs wrote in his decision. "The Court finds that ADA Resch provided false information to the Court on October 12 and lied under oath on October 16.
"The misconduct has infected the proceedings with unfairness and has poisoned the entire atmosphere of the proceedings."
Permanent stain
Even with his charges dismissed, the court of public opinion continues to haunt Wasser. Before Resch filed the charges against him, he was the head director of a Milwaukee boarding school. Now he can't step foot on campus.
"It's a loss of profession," Wasser said. "I'm 59 years of age, and not too many people want to pick up a has-been." Wasser believes that the efforts he and his wife have made on behalf of children like Samantha made him particularly vulnerable to the charges that cost him his job. "[B]ecause we adopt children who have been abused, we're high risk for allegations."
Wasser filed a claim for damages against Walworth County, including Resch and Recknagel, for $910,000. In his claim, he stated that because of Resch's actions, he suffered significant injuries and damages, including humiliation and loss of future employment.
Koss suspended Resch with pay while he looked into her conduct in Wasser's case. The Office of Lawyer Regulations began its investigation by convening a small panel of clerks and attorneys from other counties to determine whether disciplinary action was warranted. A special prosecutor also investigated Resch's conduct to determine if criminal charges were appropriate.
During the OLR investigation, Judge Robert Kennedy, who served as Walworth County District Attorney from 1979 to 1985, wrote a letter to the OLR supporting Resch. A local newspaper had published Resch's endorsement of his judicial re-election campaign. So close is the relationship between Kennedy and Resch that local defense attorneys routinely charge judicial bias and request a different judge whenever the two are assigned to the same case.
"I am aware of an ethics rule that indicated that judges should not volunteer to testify as character witnesses," Kennedy's letter says. "If it does apply, then I must ask you to disregard this letter and return it to me." He closes the letter by "stressing the fact that her character for truthfulness and honesty both in and outside the courtroom to my knowledge is above reproach."
Although several sources with knowledge of the situation told the Center that the panel unanimously agreed to disbar her, Resch has received no disciplinary action. None of the sources could explain why Resch received no punishment. The special prosecutor did not press criminal charges, and Koss later determined that Resch's behavior did not warrant discipline.
After receiving notice that Resch would receive no disciplinary action, Steve Watson closed his law practice and moved to Vermont. "I just couldn't stomach it anymore," Watson said. Even with half a country between him and Walworth, he said the injustice he witnessed still upsets him. As recently as February of this year, he wrote a letter to the OLR appealing their decision. The OLR declined to revisit the matter.
"A circuit judge had made a specific finding of fact that [Resch] had lied, OLR's own investigative panel reached the same conclusion, and yet the final decision reached the opposite conclusion and gave no explanation whatsoever," Watson wrote.
The next day, OLR informed Watson that they would not re-open the case. The director of OLR "did not believe that this office could prove by clear, satisfactory, and convincing evidence that Ms. Resch had made a misrepresentation."
Resch is currently prosecuting felonies, including sexual assaults of children, in Walworth County. As recently as February, she retried a defendant whose conviction had been reversed due to her conduct


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Battlefield 1942
TEXTURE SETS MOD FOR DESERT COMBAT Created April 12, 2003 By HeadHunter (email@example.com) WOODLAND AND URBAN CAMOUFLAGE SKINS Created April 12, 2003 By Spyd3r (firstname.lastname@example.com) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WHAT IT DOES: This
DC Extended Combat manual Revision 0.38d.8 7 8 2003 19 29 By Zeuser DC Extended Hotmail.com Purpose of this manual This manual is to teach players on how to operate the DC Extended
Desert Combat Realism Mod
Hey Soldiers Check The Desert Combat Realism Mod
DC Realism v793
New version of the DC Realism mod for all you seeking a bit more hard core play time with Desert Combat.
DC Realism Patch 791
A new patch for DC Realism is now available. This is not a stand-along patch and will overwrite your initial installation.
.::INTRODUCTION::. These changes were made to add a little more realism to some of the vehicles and their armaments in the game. I enjoy dogfighting, especially between the Mig29 and the F16, and the increase to the airtoair missile
Carvador Collections Battlefield 1942 The Real WW2 Loading Music and Background Theme V1.0 This mini mod changes the background of the BF1942 loading screen to real footage of both the Axis and Allies during WW2. The music fits in very nice and
Carvador Collections EOD Eve Of Destruction Loading Music V1.0 Note Loader Screen Movie WILL be changed with this modification Included Main Menu Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen Loading EVE OF DESTRUCTION by Barry McGuire Victory
CartoonField (0.1)
Sp!tfire from is82.com has made 1942 look like a cartoon, except this mod actually looks like a real cartoon unlike the other mods that have tried to do a knock off of BF Heros.
Craziness Mod 3
Craziness 3… like Return to Craziness, only better! This map boasts a cave with special sound effects (Scary, considering that you're in a cave) and much more.
Dogfight Mod
The Dogfight Realistic mod has released their latest version of an all out dogfight mod. This is worth the check out for any fly boy.
Combat: Realism Mod
This small, simple mod makes a few changes to BF1942 1.6, adding a bit realism and historical accuracy.
.::INTRODUCTION::. These changes were made to add a little more realism to some of the vehicles and their armaments in the game. I enjoy dogfighting, especially between the Mig29 and the F16, and the increase to the airtoair missile
BF1942 Combat: Realism
This small, simple mod makes a few changes to BF1942 1.6, adding a bit of realism and historical accuracy.
DC Realism Patch v0.792
A patch for the DC Realism mini-mod, version 0.792.
DCFKR by Masnooper
This mod adds 3 new maps, Apache_Assault, City_Streets and DC_Dark_Jungle. Also changes the rate of fire of M25, Saiga, T-72 and M1A1.
Chaosmod Perfection
B17 has 1000 Bombs. With 10 Mags. So thats... 10,000 Bombs. Turbo jeeps will not attain so much damage. All SniperRifles now have 25 Bullets before reload. With 15 mags.
Chaos Mod
This mod makes the enemies invisible.
Cartoonish BF1942 v1.0
Heres a minimod that according to the author creates a cartoonish look to the game.
this is Rostov but for DC mod.
Dogfight Mini Mod
The Dogfight Realistic mod has and updated version with patch. This addresses a bunch of enhancements and tweaks to this really amazing little mod.
For use with BF1942 1.45 Secret Weapons of World War II The MOD changes the mainweapon of the jetpack to bazooka Like in the preview video How to install just copy the ATJetpack folder into your MOD folder THATS ALL
BF1942 SKINS By TeMpEsT Christmas Gernades & Flags Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas from Tempest! Now, I have a present for you. Nothing says merry christmas better to your enemies than a brightlycolored gernade in the face. Theres one for each team!
BfDf Battlefield Dogfight alphapeta 0.023g June 10 2003 Version alphapeta 0.023g First Public release. Features Up to 3v3 on Kursk Bocage Guadal Canal and Gazala. Installation guide
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Pregnant Woman Develops Bizarre Craving for Roadkill
In the U.K, a 42-year-old pregnant woman has developed cravings for something that would nauseate most people: roadkill. Whatever happened to pickles and ice cream?
Artist and taxidermist Alison Brierley has been satisfying her cravings with fresh-off-the-street pheasant, rabbit, owl, pigeon, deer and more. Brierley claims she went public with her strange tastes in order to raise awareness about where food actually comes from. Um, okay. Next time, try a hot dog.
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AUGUSTA, GA (WFXG) - "We don't like it, and we're sick of it. And we're not going to tolerate it."
Strong words from the editor of Augusta's independent publication serving the black community.
Barbara Gordon and her supporters called a news conference to discuss their feelings about the local media coverage of financial problems facing mayoral candidate Helen Blocker-Adams.
"You all dragged her through the streets like the young man that was dragged through Texas many years ago," Rod Pearson said. "You crucified her just like Christ was crucified."
He's talking about the reports that aired on WFXG - and in other media outlets - where court records revealed unpaid financial judgements against Blocker-Adams. The mayoral candidate admitted to owing money, but said she thought the matters had been resolved. She eventually suspended her campaign last Thursday.
"These last few days have been hard and humiliating," Blocker-Adams said Thursday.
But Editor Barbara Gordon said it goes beyond just this most recent issue.
"If you're going to cover the black community, black issues, or whatever, cover us fairly," she said. "Ok? Don't dog us out. You know, do what is right, do what is fair, do you all understand what I'm saying?"
She's now pushing for a change of what she calls dirty politics and unfair media coverage.
"And when it comes to us, the coverage is not right and not fair," Gordon said.
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May, Ernst Earn Professional Exemptions
GREENVILLE, S.C. (February 5, 2013) – Greenville resident and Clemson University graduate David May, and Seneca resident and Costal Carolina University graduate Drew Ernst, beat out 21 other pros today at Thornblade Club to win professional exemptions in the 2013 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation golf tournament on May 16-19.
May finished the round at 4-under-par 67. Ernst finished one stroke back at 3-under-par 68. Only five of the 23 players in the qualifier finished the round under par. This is the fourth year that tournament officials have held a competition for tournament exemptions.
"I really appreciate the opportunity to earn a spot in the BMW Charity Pro-Am, said May, who plays out of Greenville Country Club. "Being a Greenville resident, I am very excited to play in such a great tournament in my hometown."
"I played well today, said Ernst, who plays out of Cross Creek Plantation. "I am very appreciative of the opportunity to qualify for the BMW tournament. I look forward to competing on three wonderful golf courses in May. I want to thank Thornblade for the tremendous hospitality we received today."
Twenty-three (23) pros competed for the two exemptions. Along with May and Ernst, the 21 additional pros that participated in the competition included Brent Delahoussaye, Daniel Bowden, Brad Caldwell, Tommy Biershenk, Corbin Mills, Austin Reeves, Garland Ferrell, Michael Lawrence, Jr., Stephen Poole, Tyler Rody, Patrick Wilson, Frank Wrenn. IV, Robbie Biershenk, Vince Hatfield, Daniel Carver, Josh Gallman, Derrick Oyervides, Jose Alvarez, Zach Byrd, Garrett Osborn and Kevin Schreel.
The 2013 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation will take place May 16-19 at Thornblade Club, Greenville Country Club's Chanticleer course and, new for 2013, The Reserve at Lake Keowee.
The BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation is the only tournament on the PGA TOUR's Web.com Tour where amateurs and celebrities are grouped with Web.com Tour professionals in a four-day better-ball competition over three courses. Amateurs, celebrities and pros rotate between three courses on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with the 16 lowest scoring pro-amateur/pro-celebrity teams advancing to play Sunday's final round at Thornblade Club. Celebrities play once at each course on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Professional winner of the overall 72-hole event will take home $117,000 from the total purse of $650,000.
Since 2001, the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation has raised more than $9.25 million for 150+ charities. The tournament is a leading charity event on the Web.com Tour.
The 2013 charities include: 100 Black Men of the Upstate, Child Evangelism Fellowship of Greenville, Child Evangelism Fellowship of Spartanburg, Dogs for Autism, The First Tee of Greenville, Greenville Tech Foundation, Inc., Harvest Hope Food Bank, JDRF – Greater Western Carolinas Chapter, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Mobile Meals of Spartanburg, National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), New Foundations Home for Children, Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS), Play Safe, Inc., The Reserve at Lake Keowee Charitable Foundation, Ronald McDonald House of the Carolinas, Scottish Rite Foundation, Shriners Hospitals for Children – Greenville, Spiritual Two-A-Days, and The Walker Foundation for the S.C. School for the Deaf and Blind.
The charities earn funds through tournament-sponsored programs including ticket sales, one-day pro-am team sales, and volunteer recruitment.
When patrons purchase tickets online at www.buybmwtickets.com, 100 percent of the purchase price of $10, $25 and $50 tickets can be donated to one of the tournament's charities. Volunteers can earn funds for their favorite tournament charity by choosing one of the 20 charity partners to benefit from their workdays as a volunteer. Also, charities that sell a team in one of the tournament's one-day pro-ams will retain 50% of the purchase price.
Complimentary daily grounds admission is granted for all active duty, retired, Reserve military and veterans, along with their dependents; a valid ID is required for entry. Complimentary daily grounds admission is also granted to all youth 14 and under who are accompanied by an adult ticket holder.
Founded, owned and operated by the PGA TOUR, the Web.com Tour identifies those players who are ready to compete and win on golf's greatest stage. Beginning in 2013, all 50 available PGA TOUR cards for each new season will come through the Web.com Tour.
For sponsorships and playing opportunities in 2013 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation visit bmwproam.com or contact Mike Ivester at (864) 630-9276 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information about the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation call (864) 297-1660, visit the tournament's website bmwcharitygolf.com or follow the tournament's social media pages at www.facebook.com/BMWCharityProAm and @BMWCharityProAm.
2013 Tournament Courses:
Greenville Country Club's Chanticleer course was designed by Robert Trent Jones and has consistently ranked among the best courses in South Carolina. The course is located in Greenville, S.C. and will host play Thursday, May 16 through Saturday, May 18. Visit thegreenvillecountryclub.com for more information.
The Reserve at Lake Keowee, a new tournament course for 2013, is a Jack Nicklaus Signature design that begins in a quaint Village Center, journeys through beautiful mountain landscapes and finishes lakeside with four holes in play along Lake Keowee—one of the purest lakes in North America. The course is located 45 minutes from Greenville in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and will host play Thursday, May 16 through Saturday, May 18. Visit reserveatlakekeowee.com for more information.
Thornblade Club was designed by Tom Fazio and is the home of many PGA TOUR professionals, including Jay Haas, Lucas Glover, Bill Haas, Kyle Thompson and Charles Warren. Located in Greer, S.C., Thornblade Club will host all four rounds of tournament play Thursday, May 16 through Sunday, May 19. Visit thornbladeclub.com for more information.
2013 Ticket Information:
To order tickets visit www.buybmwtickets.com. One-hundred percent of the purchase price of $10, $25 and $50 tickets can be donated to one of the tournament's 20 charity partners. Parking is included with all tickets.
DAILY CREDENTIAL – $10 – Grants access to the grounds at one of the tournament courses one day during tournament play.
PATRON CREDENTIAL – $25 – Grants access to the grounds at all three tournament courses Thursday, May 16, thru Saturday, May 18, and at Thornblade Club on Sunday, May 19.
CLUBHOUSE CREDENTIAL – $50 – Grants access to the grounds at all three courses and access to the clubhouse at Thornblade Club and The Reserve at Lake Keowee Thursday, May 16 thru Saturday, May 18. This credential also grants access to the grounds and clubhouse at Thornblade Club on Sunday, May19. Clubhouse Credential holders may purchase breakfast, lunch and beverages in the clubhouse at Thornblade Club and The Reserve at Lake Keowee.
TWO-MEAL CLUBHOUSE CREDENTIAL – $75 – Includes the same privileges as a Clubhouse Credential plus two meals in the clubhouse dining room at Thornblade Club or The Reserve at Lake Keowee.
FOUR-MEAL CLUBHOUSE CREDENTIAL – $100 – Includes the same privileges as a Clubhouse Credential plus four meals in the clubhouse dining room at Thornblade Club or The Reserve at Lake Keowee.


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I'm still working on my friend game here. Also working on the job hunt. Also working on the relationship of living with a boy/my boyfriend for the very first time. Believe it or not, I think that's the easiest of the 3.
Everyone freaked me out that we wouldn't be ready for such a big step in our relationship considering we had only been dating for about 6 months when I moved here. It's been challenging for sure but we are making it work. We're not even sick of each other yet! In fact, I look forward to weekends so much just so I can hang out with him more. It helps that he's such a stud.
He works at LinkedIn so during the week, I have to find ways to entertain myself. So far, I've done a lot of crafting. That's an understatement, actually. I go to Michael's so often, we have started referring to "Michael" as my other boyfriend. I've crocheted, I've wood-burned, I've painted, I've scrapbooked, I've made jewelry, I started an herb garden, I've made things for the walls, I've made things on Pinterest that I've always wanted to make. If it's possible, I've almost crafted myself out. Hence, why I'm blogging.
It hasn't been easy so far. It's hard to complain though, especially because nobody feels bad for me. I quit my job to follow my heart and be with my perfect guy in his perfect apartment in a perfect-weather place that includes a heated pool and various hot tubs throughout. Our complex has a gym so I also work out. Ohhh girl look at that body. Ugh. Girl look at that body. Sorry, I get easily distracted.
So any who...the other night I was in the hot tub doing some thinking (it's a rough life, I know.) It's frustrating as hell applying for/getting rejected by what seems like thousands of jobs at this point and it doesn't help when people ask about it, either. I guess I just thought by having worked at ESPN and having my Master's, that it wouldn't be this hard to find something. It's also the fact that I don't know exactly what I want to do anymore that adds to the frustration and confusion. I started to cry thinking about it. Then, I wanted to slap myself in the face. How can I feel bad for myself while sitting in a hot tub?!
So I know it's not exactly "whoa is me" but transitional phases are no walk in the park (although that's exactly what I'm about to do.) Not having any friends is the worst. My live-in lover is amazing but it's just not the same watching The Bachelor by yourself and commenting to your cat how crazy these bitches are. Speaking of terrible television, another way of keeping myself occupied has been binge-watching Pretty Little Liars. I'm not even embarrassed about it.
But this is where my life has taken me and I'm going to keep "struggling" to make the best out of it and continue smiling at as many dogs as I can find. :)
You'd like to see what I've been crafting? Oh, ok. I'll show you...
|Key holder (My first wood-burning project)
|Maine nail/string outline + wood-burned hoME
|Herb Garden (wood burned + mason jars where herbs will live)
|Dreamcatcher Bracelet
|Crocheted headband
|Crocheted Placemat
|Crocheted fingerless gloves


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Communication deficit is a key feature of autism, and we see children who have communication strengths and challenges of all types. Some children benefit from the use of alternative/augmentative communication, known as AAC. AAC includes any type of communication that is not speech in order to replace or supplement talking. Parents frequently and understandably have questions and concerns when a clinician starts talking about AAC for their child – it certainly is a new, different and unfamiliar way to communicate. Or is it? If you think about it, we all use AAC every day – we point, gesture, click on icons, text or email. This is all nonverbal communication! Not so unfamiliar after all. Read full post »
Oh the Places You Will Not Go
(with a child with autism)
On my way to work I sometimes walk a short stretch of the Burke-Gilman trail, an expansive 27-mile path for pedestrians and cyclists in Seattle. As I merge onto the trail, I make a concerted effort to become aware of my surroundings. I walk on the side of the track, my arms tucked in at my side. Cyclists reach top speed and I'm on alert for that familiar warning "On your left" which means don't move to your left or you will become a human bike rack.
I think about my son with autism almost every time I walk this trail. This is one of many places my son cannot go. Arthur is 15 and has autism. Arthur is not always aware of the world around him and that split second instruction to watch your left side would be lost on him. He would inevitably stray and wander along the path, Read full post »
Autism and Teaching Parents to Fish
"If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day.
If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime."
Chinese proverb
We've all heard this saying before and know that it is used to stress the point that it is more valuable and longer-lasting to teach skills towards being independent rather than to provide short-term temporary support.
As parents, we know the wisdom of teaching our kids to do for themselves rather than doing for them. This applies to parents too. At Seattle Children's Autism Center, we strive to empower parents by providing them with tools for parental self-efficacy, the confidence and competence to handle the challenges autism presents.
First I want to recognize that as a parent new to the diagnosis,
I didn't want to fish.
I didn't want to be given a fish.
I wanted nothing to do with fishing. Read full post »
Autism and Parent Support Groups
When my son was first diagnosed with autism at age 22 months, one of the first things I desperately craved was to talk with other parents. I had so many questions.
What just happened?
Where do I start?
What early intervention program do you recommend?
What therapies have your tried?
Why isn't this therapy covered by insurance?
How do I get my kid in this school?
Why is he flapping his hands in front of his face?
What helped?
What didn't?
He's not talking. When did your child start talking?
I'm sad, tired, scared and lost. Are you?
Will I always feel this way?
And who better to ask than those parents who had already experienced it? I went to a few support groups. I asked my questions. I did not get answers. Read full post »


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How to Purchase Drafting Supplies
Drafting, also called technical drawing, is an important skill utilized in the architecture and engineering fields to communicate visually how something is to be constructed. While most drafting is now done using computer design software, learning how to create technical drawings manually is a valued skill for any drafter. Drafting makes use of a specialized set of tools, so knowing how to purchase drafting supplies is crucial to becoming an accomplished drafter.
1Select and purchase a drafting table. The drafting table is the most important part of the drafter's tool kit. Look for a table with a height-adjustable tabletop, and one that allows you to adjust the angle of the work surface. Built-in storage boxes are an option on many tables. Some drafting tables have collapsible legs for transport, but these are not typically as sturdy as their permanent counterparts. As an inexpensive alternative to a full drafting table, you can purchase just a work surface that is designed to be used on top of another table.
2Purchase a T-square. The T-square is a very important drafting tool, allowing you to create straight horizontal and vertical lines, as well as providing a datum for the use of drafting triangles. Look for a T-square with a blade length that is nearly as long as your table; because the T-square head rests against the edge of the tabletop, a short T-square will not be able to extend far enough into the work surface to be useful. Also, select a T-square with transparent blade edges; this allows you to see your work clearly.
3Purchase a set of pencils or pens. For drafting, you will need a variety of different pencil weights. Pencils are graded on a scale from "9H" (the hardest) to "9B" (the blackest), with the grade "HB" occupying the middle of the spectrum. Hard pencils (those with an "H" designation) create fine, lightweight lines that are perfect for construction lines, while black pencils (those designated with a "B") create heavy lines ideal for finishing a drawing. An ideal beginner's set of drafting pencils would include: 4H, 2H, HB, 2B, and 4B leads. Purchase pens only if you plan on inking your drawings after constructing them.
- In the United States, a scale is sometimes used that grades pencil weights using a numerical system (whereby a "#2" pencil is equal to an "HB" pencil). This scale is not likely to used by art or architectural supply stores, however.
4Buy a set of drafting triangles. A drafting triangle sits against your T-square and allows you to create straight lines at different angles. Drafting triangles come in a variety of shapes and sizes. To begin with, it is a good idea to purchase 3 triangles: a 45-degree triangle, a 30-60-degree triangle, and an adjustable triangle. If you will be using the triangles as straightedges against which to make cuts, buy aluminum triangles � plastic ones will get nicked by your blade.
5Purchase a few other drafting essentials. There are several other small items which are very helpful when drafting.
- Drafting dots are small adhesive pads that keep your drawing in place as you work.
- A cleaning pad (also known as a pounce sock) allows you to cover your drawing in tiny particles that act as ball bearings so that your T-square and triangles do not create smudges.
- A drafting brush allows you to manage the amount of pounce on your drawing.
- A rotary lead pointer is a specially-designed pencil sharpener that is ideal for drafting pencils.
- An architect's or engineer's scale is also essential. This is a straightedge that has different scale markings along the side, allowing you to draw plans and elevations to a certain scale.
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It's football season, so I'm playing this gem on the N64.
This is the ultimate party game. My friends now come over all the time to play this game and set up tournaments. Rage quitting never became so much fun.
Crazy fast, crazy fun, no rules, hilarious late hits, and catching on fire!
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October 25, 2012
Conn Hallinan / Berkeley Daily Planet & Dispatches from the Edge
Behind the current impasse among China, Japan and Taiwan over five tiny specks of land in the East China Sea is an influential rightwing movement in Japan that initiated the crisis in the first place, a crisis it is using it to undermine Japan's post-World War II peace constitution and, possibly, break the half-century taboo on building nuclear weapons.
(October 19, 2012) -- Behind the current impasse among China, Japan and Taiwan over five tiny specks of land in the East China Sea is an influential rightwing movement in Japan that initiated the crisis in the first place, a crisis it is using it to undermine Japan's post-World War II peace constitution and, possibly, break the half-century taboo on building nuclear weapons.
The dispute over the islands China calls the Diaoyus, Taiwan the Diaoyutais, and Japan the Senkakus, is long-standing, but it boiled over when the right-wing governor of Tokyo, Shintaro Ishihara, provoked a confrontation with China by trying to buy the uninhabited islands from their owners. When the Japanese government bought three of the islands, ostensibly to keep them out of Ishihara's hands, China accused Japan of "stealing" the disputed archipelago.
Ishihara, who has long pressed for building nuclear weapons, is generally portrayed as a bit of a loose cannon – the Economist calls him the "old rogue of the Japanese right" -- but he is hardly an anomaly. Toru Hashimoto, leader of the rightwing National Japan Restoration Association and just re-elected mayor of Osaka, is cut from the same cloth.
Hashimoto and Ishihara both deny Japan's record of brutality during World War II -- in particular, the horrendous Nanking Massacre in China and the sexual enslavement of Korean women -- sentiments echoed by some of Japan's leading political figures, many of whom advocate Japan acquiring nuclear weapons.
The recent election of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to lead the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is a case in point. The LDP is favored to win upcoming elections, and Abe -- who would become prime minister -- calls for revoking a 1993 apology for the Japanese Imperial Army's use of sexual slavery. He also seeks to remove Article 9 of Japan's constitution that forbids Japan from waging war.
And while Abe has recently been vague about nuclear weapons, before he became prime minister in 2006, he argued that Japan's constitution allowed the country to build nukes so long as they were defensive in nature. Many leading figures in his party openly advocate they do so.
Former foreign minister Taro Aso and Shoichi Nakagawa raised the issue of nuclear weapons back in 2006, when Aso was a member of Abe's government and Nakagawa was chair of the LDP's Policy Research Council. Abe refused to repudiate Aso's and Nakagawa's remarks on nuclear weapons.
But the LDP is not the only section of Japan's ruling elite that is considering ridding the country of its so-called "nuclear allergy."
Ichiro Ozawa -- once a leader of the now defunct Liberal Party and currently heading the People's Life First Party, the third largest party in the Diet -- says Japan should consider building nukes in order to confront "excessive expansion" by China.
According to Tokyo-based journalist Hiusane Masaki, "…what has long been considered a taboo subject after World War II is now being openly discussed, not just by the rightwing but even in the mainstream."
In 1970, Japan signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the following year the Diet adopted three "non-nuclear principles" to not build, possess, or host nuclear weapons. Japan currently has enough plutonium to produce about 700 nuclear warheads and the ballistic missiles to deliver them. Most experts think building a bomb would take about a year.
The Japanese right is also waging war on what it calls "treasonous history." Its current target is the enormously popular anti-war comic-book novel, or "manga," Barefoot Gen, by Hiroshima bomb survivor Kakazawa Keiji. The manga has sold millions of copies, been turned into a film, and is used as an educational resource in Japan's schools. Barefoot Gen is sharply critical of Japan's military and of the elites that fueled its rise to power.
Writing in Japan Focus, Matthew Penny, a professor of history at Concordia University in Montreal and an expert on Japanese nationalism, says "those with an interest in chipping away at Japan's anti-war norms…are now pushing for the work to be removed from the classrooms."
According to Penny, the right has created an organization called the "Association of Atomic Bomb Victims for Peace and Security," which apparently doesn't include any real victims. Its spokesmen are two right-wingers, Tamogami Toshiro and Kusaka Kimindo, both of whom deny the Nanking Massacre and "call for nuclear armament of Japan and expanded conventional military capabilities."
All this nuclear talk comes at a time when Japan is at loggerheads with China over the Senkaku/Diaoyus, with South Korea over the Dokdo/Takeshimas, and with Russia over the southern Kurlies, although the situation for each island chain is different. Japan currently controls the Senkaku/Diaoyus, while South Korea and Russia occupy the other disputed island groups.
Japan's claim on the Senkaku/Daioyus is shaky at best, dating back to the 1895 Sino-Japanese War. The islands were first claimed by the Ming Dynasty in 1368, and the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) considered the chain part of its western sea border.
According to Japanese scholar Unryu Suganuma, "There is no ambiguity about the Diaoyu islands" being part of China, "because the islands belonged to the Middle Kingdom, period!" Suganuma says the US turned the chain over to Japan in 1971 during the Cold War "because they didn't want the islands to fall into communist hands."
Some of the right's rhetoric is aimed at embarrassing the ruling Democratic Party before the upcoming Japanese elections, but some goes further than election eve posturing, reflecting a long-standing illusion by Japan's right concerning the capabilities of its military.
Kunihiko Miyake, research director of the Canon Global Institute, told the Financial Times that he thought that the crisis would not come to blows because of the strength of Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Forces and its US alliance. "China will not use force because it would lose," he said.
While it is true that the Washington has said that it will honor Article 5 of the US-Japan Security Treaty and come to Japan's aid over the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands, the US is neutral on who owns them and would certainly be reluctant to let Japan draw it into a military confrontation with China.
Which might not stop Japan from trying to do exactly that.
Unless the US gets involved, Japan is no match for China. While Japan has more surface warships (78 to 48) it has far fewer submarines (18 to 71) and its air force is only about a quarter the size of China's.
The Japanese right likes to invoke the early days of World War II when it crushed British, Dutch and American forces on land and smashed a good part of the US's Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor. But many of those victories were the result of stunning incompetence on the Allied side, rather than the superiority of Japan's samurai tradition. When Japan provoked a war in 1939 with the Soviet Union at Khalkin Gol on the border between Manchuria and Mongolia, they took a terrible shellacking.
Even in China, where Tokyo had enormous superiority in weapons and equipment, Japan never succeeded in defeating the Chinese, though they killed millions and millions of soldiers and civilians. In the end, of course, Japan was devastated by WW II, its economy shattered, its cities leveled by massive fire bombings and two atomic bombs.
The right is keen to erase those memories and has already managed to whitewash Japanese imperial history by expunging much of it from history books. Barefoot Gen is its latest target.
The dispute over the islands does not seem to be going away, in part because Japan keeps sending mixed signals. Japan's economic minister recently said Tokyo "cannot compromise," but according to Japanese news reports, Japan is preparing to take note of China's and Taiwan's claims, some thing they have refused to do in the past.
A drawn-out fight could inflict major damage on both economies, and there is always the chance of stumbling into a military confrontation. The recent US "pivot" toward Asia -- which includes a major military buildup -- adds to the regional tensions, particularly since it includes the possible collision of two nuclear-armed powers.
Japan's greatest modern tragedy was the triumph of militarism, but as memories of WW II fade, there are those that would like to take her back down the same road. Adding more nuclear weapons to what is already a dangerous situation could be catastrophic.
It would sink the Non-Proliferation Treaty in Asia -- South Korea and Taiwan would almost certainly follow suit -- escalate an already dangerous regional arms race, and could bring Japan back that moment on the morning of August 6, when, in the words of John Hersey, "the atomic bomb flashed above Hiroshima."
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These are the things that make me scratch my head and say "Whaaaaaa"?
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Multiple Sclerosis, No Celiac Decease, Tooth Trouble, and So Ends the Music
The boy has his last concert with the honors symphonic winds tonight. He doesn't graduate until next year, but he will be doing work release next year, or is it work study? I need to learn that, one of them isn't good. We will be sad to see it go, but we enjoy it more than he does. He should love it, without a seconds work at home, not one minute of practice, he has cruised through it with A's, and can play anything with a reed. Maybe someday he will appreciate the talent he has, for now, he is just glad it's over.
I have to schedule going to the dentist, something I hate to do, not because it hurts, but rather because it takes so long. My parents paid for the dentists vacation home when I was a kid, not because I didn't take of my teeth, I had issues. I still have issues, I know, but we are talking teeth people! I was anemic when I was little, and they gave me iron on a spoon. That evidently ruined the enamel on my teeth, and I have had nothing but trouble since. I have a few broken fillings, a couple of cracked teeth, and pain in about 5 or 6 spots. Looks like my dentist will be able to afford vacation this summer!
7 comments:
- Libby said...
" but he will be doing work release next year,"
...now THAT'S something to brag about your boy doing...lol...i hope he sees this blog regularly, to see how proud his dad is...hahahaha...
no, andy, i'm so sorry, you know that's just me being a smartass!
that sounds like your teeth cause lots of problems! i hate going to dentists too!
- May 1, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- awb said...
You know the old saying, you say tomato, I say holy crap? I think that's wrong. He is doing work study, that's it! I've had it with teeth! I refuse to have any more problems let's see if that works.
- May 1, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- Libby said...
...good luck with that...
- May 1, 2009 at 5:42 PM
Good news about Celiac. It would be a pain to do that gluten free diet. Any diet is tough but that limits a lot.
- May 1, 2009 at 8:27 PM
- awb said...
Any decease you can avoid is a good thing. Diets aren't so bad, I've done the pie diet for years! Ummmmm, pie.........
- May 1, 2009 at 8:43 PM
- Miss Jackie's FAVORites said...
What a wild ride we've had with the kids and their activites. Let's see - there's been soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, roller skating, badminton, music, honor society, and the list goes on and on. How lucky we are to have had the opportunity to watch our children grow through their activities. You've always been such a great supportive force for them. They're lucky to have you for their dad!!
- May 4, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- awb said...
A wild ride is right, I'm so glad you haven't asked to get off! Thanks, that's easy when they had you for a mother. Tissue please?
- May 4, 2009 at 11:55 AM


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The 11 Most WTF Quotes From Marissa Mayer's Big Vogue Profile
She's sexy, she's stylish, and she became a CEO totes by accident! This is the message of Vogue's profile of Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer, who has rankled feminists both radical and moderate by refusing to think about women's issues in any kind of systemic way…or at all. While the profile helped me gain some insight into why that is—a relatively privileged upbringing and an atomized nerdiness that may speak to a lower than average empathy for the majority of humanity—Marissa Mayer is a grown woman, and a demonstrably smart one, so that doesn't get her off the hook. And Vogue's fawning, wide-eyed tone does her no favors. Hence, I give you in no particular order: the 11 most WTF quotes from Marissa Mayer's big ass Vogue profile.
"I really like even numbers, and I like heavily divisible numbers. Twelve is my lucky number—I just love how divisible it is. I don't like odd numbers, and I really don't like primes. When I turned 37, I put on a strong face, but I was not looking forward to 37. But 37 turned out to be a pretty amazing year. Especially considering that 36 is divisible by twelve!"
Just because someone is a CEO doesn't mean they can't believe in dumb things like numerology.
The next [thing you notice] is that she is an unusually stylish geek. The day we had that conversation in her white, glossy, minimally appointed office in Sunnyvale, California, she was wearing a red Michael Kors dress with a gold belt and a brown Oscar de la Renta cardigan. This cashmere bolero is her work uniform—she has the same one in ivory, navy, black, hot pink, teal, red, and royal blue, and adds new colors every season.
This reflects more on Vogue than on her. Would anyone ever catalog the clothes worn by a male CEO?
She is extremely driven, and that inspires people. Developers are excited about working for a leader like her, someone who says, "I'm in; who's with me?" And they're excited about working for an underdog.
Fast-rising employees of fortune 500 companies with venture capitalist husbands are totally underdogs.
Mayer elaborates, a little defensively, on her reasons for the change [whereby Yahoo! employees were no longer permitted to work from home]. She never meant it as any kind of larger statement about society, but simply as the right decision for Yahoo, where by various accounts working from home often meant hardly working. Teams are happier now that absent participants don't teleconference in for meetings. Messages on Yahoo's "devel-random" e-mail list, the company's informal forum, have lately turned positive. And in perhaps the clearest sign of support, employees have, she tells Dyson, "stopped leaking my e-mails to the press."
Either that, or she got better at getting employees to snitch each other out. And as someone who currently works more than 40 hours a week from home, I wish Mayer's pronouncement were true. My under-eye bags would be a lot smaller.
At some point, the guests notice that she's vanished. She calls this her 'CEO exit,' disappearing upstairs without good-byes while the party carries on.
Marissa Mayer=Willy Wonka in heels.
Once, reading The Stanford Daily, she was laughing over a column about campus icons—the local man who abuses passersby, the guy in the sandwich shop who always gets your order wrong. "And there was literally a line in there that said 'the blonde woman in the upper-division computer-science classes.' And I was, like, I'm a woman in the upper-division computer-science classes—I should know this person! I really had just been very blind to gender. And I still am.'"
Marissa Mayer does not think about things outside of her tiny rich lady bubble. Or, conversely: Marissa Mayer cannot recognize references to herself.
At Google, Mayer's approach was the opposite of her friend Sheryl Sandberg's. As employee number 20, she was often asked how it felt to be the only woman on engineering teams. She'd answer truthfully: She hadn't noticed.
Marissa Mayer is even more conservative than Sheryl Sandberg. At least she doesn't claim to be a feminist. Maybe I like her better for that reason.
"I didn't set out to be at the top of technology companies," she insists. "I'm just geeky and shy and I like to code," she says. "Once, Eric Schmidt [then Google's CEO] pointed out to me that at Google, when you want to have an impact that's bigger than just you, you move from being an individual contributor to managing a team. . . . And I was like, Oh, right, it would be nice to have an impact that's bigger than just me. It's not like I had a grand plan where I weighed all the pros and cons of what I wanted to do—it just sort of happened."
Tee hee, look at me, becoming CEO by accident. It could happen to you!
Working through a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich and a cup of pretzels from the cafeteria, she disarms confrontation with an easy, whinnying laugh.
So plebian in taste and horselike in laugh! Marissa Mayer is just like us.
Could she nurture a new baby and a corporate turnaround at the same time?
Thanks to Mayer's financial resources and physical capacity, this turned out not to be much of an issue.
Marissa Mayer is so capacious she can incubate up to four babies at once!
"One night I looked up and was like, 'Oh, my God, it's midnight and I have a husband and I'm, like, eight months pregnant. I need to leave!' I was just here working, having the best possible time. When Zack and I were brushing our teeth in the morning, he was like, 'Where were you last night?'
Were it not for her rejection of "feminism," I would think Marissa Mayer was invented by Sheryl Sandberg to prove that spending every waking moment at work is so easy and fun you won't even notice you're doing it. Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure she's real.
(Via Vogue)
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Vitera Healthcare Solutions Appoints Mark Janiszewski as Senior Vice President of Product Management(February 17, 2012)
TAMPA, FL -- (Marketwire) -- 02/17/12 -- Vitera Healthcare Solutions, one of the nation's largest providers of electronic health records and practice management software and services, announced today the appointment of Mark Janiszewski as Senior Vice President of Product Management. In this role, Janiszewski is responsible for shaping and defining the company's product vision and roadmap.
"I am very pleased to join Vitera Healthcare Solutions," said Janiszewski. "Relying on our customers' feedback, my team and I strive to continue developing advanced and robust solutions that help streamline, simplify and improve the processes physicians and their staff use to care for their patients and run their practices nationwide."
Prior to joining Vitera Healthcare Solutions, Janiszewski spent nine years at McKesson Corporation's Healthcare IT business, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in product management and product marketing within the company's document imaging and revenue cycle groups. Before McKesson, Janiszewski worked 13 years at Nortel Networks, where he held various product management, marketing and technical sales responsibilities with its optical networking and network access divisions.
"Mark's ability to deploy strategies and execute priorities is impressive," said Matthew Hawkins, Chief Executive Officer at Vitera Healthcare Solutions. "He is a seasoned business leader with an impeccable track record of forming and leading high-performance product teams. We look forward to having him onboard."
Janiszewski received a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, and completed his Chartered Accountant preparations at McGill University, also in Montreal.
About Vitera Healthcare Solutions
Vitera Healthcare Solutions provides end-to-end clinical and financial technology solutions so physicians and medical professionals can work with patients instead of paperwork. Serving more than 400,000 healthcare professionals including 80,000 physicians, Vitera Healthcare Solutions provides electronic health records and practice management systems, processes 33 million transactions and 1.8 million e-prescriptions monthly, and serves several specialties including primary care, OB/GYN, pediatrics, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, geriatrics, urology, general surgery, neurology and orthopedics in all-sized practices and Community Health Centers. Physician focused and patient centric, Vitera Healthcare Solutions is based in Tampa, FL. For more information, visit www.viterahealthcare.com or call (877) 932-6301. Follow Vitera Healthcare Solutions on Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/ViteraHealthcare, and Twitter, http://twitter.com/#!/ViteraHealth.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
By Manoj Kumawat
Volkswagen Passat delivers 35.74 kmpl mileage
Gone are the days when India was impressed with the 25 kmpl mileage returned by the Chevrolet Beat Diesel as Volkswagen Passat TDI has driven it past and has delivered a mileage of 35.74 kmpl. Recently, an American couple travelled from Huston in Texas to Sterling in Virginia which is a total of 2617 kilometers long distance on the Passat TDI on a single tank of diesel. John and Helen Taylor, who have over 90 such fuel records to their credit, drove the Passat Diesel 14 hours per day in peak traffic and crossed 9 states to reach Virginia.
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The couple that took around 54 kgs of luggage with them and started off from Huston on May 3, 2012, took two days to reach the destination which was a total travel of 1626 miles. With the present tour stretching to 1626 miles, the Passat TDI has broken the record created by Passat 1.6 BlureMotion diesel sedan that travelled to only 1526.6 kilometers on a full tank. As per the information available, the couple chose to drive in the peak hours when the traffic intensity was high and despite of this the Passat TDi was able to create a record.
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The Passat TDI used by the couple was a diesel car with 140 hp, 236 lb/ft torque engine and had a six speed manual transmission system on it. The couple drove the car for a maximum of 14 hours daily by taking turns at the wheels. On an average this Passat TDI diesel returns a mileage of 18.2 kmpl but the American couple managed to get as high as 35.74 kmpl mileage on it which is exceptional and even greater than the top mileage cars in India. The India bound Passat that is only offered in diesel has a mileage of 8.5 kmpl in the city and 12.5 kmpl on the highways.
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Friday, May 11, 2012
Now Passat has come to beat the chey beat diesel mileage.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Volkswagen is the car that maximum mileage.It will dire of chevrolet beat diesel cars.
Lucky Singh
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Volkswagen Passat would better than Chevrolet beat Diesel.


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