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{#TransparentTuesday} Social Anxiety
I used to suffer from absolutely crippling social anxiety.
I have vivid memories of going into a complete freeze response when a co-worker asked me the baffling but well-intentioned question ?what?s good"?
I fled from the trainer lounge at my gym more times than I can count, because another person would come in and I would panic. I worried about what I should say, what they might ask me, what the right answer was to their question, and worst of all if I was ?being weird? as I silently got up and left in the hopes that they didn?t see me.
Spoiler alert: YES I was being weird, because obviously they could see me. Anxiety makes people act fucking weird.
My partner at the time told me I should try just saying ?good morning? and being friendly, and then it wouldn?t be so awkward. I broke down in hysterical sobbing, and told him it wasn?t that easy! I just… couldn?t.
I crossed streets to avoid people I knew because I was terrified of awkward small talk, and unsure of how to leave the interaction once it began.
I never answered my phone unless I already knew what the person wanted.
I took the stairs because standing in the elevator with someone I knew made me want to die.
I shrunk into corners at my partner?s social events, desperately wishing I could become invisible.
Looking back, I felt like there was some kind of set of social rules everyone else was privy to, but that I didn?t get, and that feeling was constantly triggering me into fight or flight.
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Charles Tillman has a chipped bone in his foot, a league source told Chicago Tribune reporter Vaughn McClure.
The Chicago Bears cornerback had his foot stepped on by Minnesota Vikings tight end Rhett Ellison in the second quarter of his team's 28-10 victory over the Vikings on Sunday. He left the game, came back and left again.
The injury might not be as bad as it sounds, and the man nicknamed Peanut could play through it. He left Soldier Field with a walking boot on his right foot. Sunday was a rough one for the Bears injury-wise. Starting guard Lance Louis was lost for the season. Running back Matt Forte is battle an ankle injury.
Tillman has shined in 2012 and is a candidate for the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year award. He has 58 tackles, two interceptions and seven forced fumbles. Tillman also has been one of the top cover men in the NFL. Veteran Kelvin Hayden would move up the depth chart if Tillman can't play Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Bears and San Francisco 49ers are generally considered the top two defenses in the NFL. Tillman is a huge part of that in Chicago and would be missed.
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"Blue Room Memories Didn't go up in Smoke." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 4B.
Dozens of townspeople watched the spectacle of The Blue Room burning on Main Street on Saturday, July 29, 2000, from a safe distance across the street, and strangers drove into town off U.S. Highway 83 to find out the source of all the smoke they could see from the highway.
There were tears among many of those present who grew up with The Blue Room, which has been an institution in Strasburg since it was built in about 1906. Several people mentioned that three generations of their family had held their wedding receptions in the historic building where the Bubbling Quintet, Lawrence Welk, John Schwab, Mike Dosch, Ray and The Ravens, Trinity and other musicians performed over the years.
Imogene Schwab choked back tears when she told about her family's receptions there.
Mike and Johanna Schneider noted the nostalgia their family members have for The Blue Room. The Schneiders, two of their children and Johanna's six brothers and sisters all had their wedding parties at The Blue Room.
There are memories of the late accordionist John Schwab playing "The Wedding March" as he and his band would lead a wedding party across Main Street to The Blue Room.
Joe Kraft said Schwab and his band would entertain the older generation at a hall on the north side of the street in the afternoon and then lead the parade to The Blue Room for the evening celebration.
Joe's mother, Frances Kraft, and Lenny (Mrs. John) Schwab, were cooks for countless wedding parties, and years ago wedding parties included two meals. Those were the days when weddings were held on Mondays.
Kraft said he saw his first movie in The Blue Room in the early 1930s when it was owned by Ray Bichler and Matt "Badge" Fischer. He said he watched westerns starring cowboy actors such as Gene Autry and Roy Rogers.
He remembers when Badge pulled a trick on one of the town's authorities on beer. The man claimed to be able to tell the difference between Hamm's Beer and Grain Belt. He was proven wrong when Badge switched the labels on two bottles of brew and served them to the expert. He bragged about the quality of his favorite beer as he sipped from the mislabeled bottle and said, "Now this is a beer!" Then he was told of the prank.
The Blue Room even had blue beverages from time to time. Kraft said he remembers back in the days when liquor laws and their enforcement were less strict when men would add blue food coloring to drinks they mixed at their tables. He said the dye was added to sugar water and then mixed with liquor.
Schwab remembers
Jimmy Schwab, trumpeter in Strasburg's Bubbling Quintet, and his brothers played in The Blue Room so many times over the years that no one kept count.
Jimmy said he got interested in music because of his dad's friend, Lawrence Welk. He remembers in 1938 when he was seven his dad (John) gathered the family around the radio to hear Welk's broadcast from the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa.
"I sat on the big window ledge in our sod house and listened to the music and decided I wanted to be a musician," he said.
Jimmy's interest was in the "big band" sound, and he followed Guy Lombardo, Freddy Martin, Harry James, Jan Garber and Sammy Kaye and listened to Franklin McCormick's music show on Chicago's WGN. He noted that Lawrence Welk out-lasted all of them.
In 1951, he got to dance to big bands in both of Chicago's famous ballrooms, the Aragon and the Trianon.
Jimmy recalls some of the big touring bands that played The Blue Room. They included, among others, Fats Carlson, Bob Calamy (who wrote "Bubbles in the Wine" with Lawrence Welk) and Jimmy "Dancing Shoes" Palmer.
Some (but certainly not all) of the area groups that played the ballroom, in addition to those mentioned elsewhere, were the Weichel Brothers, Matt Lipp, the Boschee Band, Roy Holzer and Leo Lipp.
Brief history
Gary Keller assisted the Emmons County Record in gathering an overview of The Blue Room's history.
It was built as a pool hall and bowling alley in about 1906 by Ben Schneider. The next owner was Kasper B. Feist, who had it from 1910 until the fall of 1917 when Gregory Bichler bought it. Bichler was the owner until September 1929 when he sold it to his son, Ray Bichler, and Matt Fischer.
Bichler and Fischer enlarged the building in 1933 or 1934 to accommodate a large dance hall which was also used as a movie theater and roller skating rink. The theater seats were on long boards, and they could readily be slid to the side to open up the main floor. The theater operated as the MattRay Theater.
The business was sold to Tony Gabriel and Ignatz Schaeffer in 1940. Gabriel sold out, and Fred Mattern joined Schaeffer in the business until Mattern became sole owner in 1945. Mattern sold the business to his son, Leo, who operated Mattern's Blue Room until March of 1972 when John and Lil Schneider became the owners.
The Schneiders sold to Virgil and Pat Horner in July of 1975, and the Horners ran the business until selling it in January of 1993 to Jim and Lori Carlson. The Carlsons sold to Dave Scherr in July of 1996, and he operated The Blue Room until selling to Schumacher and Backer in June of 1998.
(Editor's note: Jolenta Masterson kindly did the following research for the Record's tribute to The Blue Room).
In a round-a-bout way, I finally got in touch with the son of the man who originally built The Blue Room. The son, John Bichler, lives in San Marcos, Calif. He would be about 85 now and played basketball with my uncle Ed Fischer.
The original builder of the "Pool Hall" was Grigori Bichler. He died June 27, 1931 at age 56. It was about that time that John's older brother, Ray Bichler, in partnership with Mathew A. Fischer (nickname, "Badge"). It was at that time that they expanded the Pool Hall by adding the MattRay Ballroom to the south. In the 30s and 40s it was also the only theater in town where movies were shown. It was there that we saw the showing of "Gone With The Wind."
Prior to that, the silent movies were shown in a room above the Baumgartner Drug Store. (This little tidbit is what my Mom told me. My Dad took her to the silent movies there when they were courting in the 20s.)
Matt Fischer died in 1988 and Ray Bichler moved to Spokane, Wash. Ray's wife still lives in Spokane.
Reprinted with permission of the Emmons County Record.


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[CLICK HERE FOR THE ORIGINAL POSTING, REACTIONS AND PRESS COVERAGE] The renovation of the Woodberry Room has been completed. Because the space is not open to the public, it is only when the University chooses to publicize the project that we will learn if the various protests had an effect. But already we can draw lessons from this incident for those who have the privilege of owning and intervening in the life of important historical buildings and spaces and also for those who care about such buildings and spaces. Harvard College Library assigned its architect, the Boston office of Einhorn Yaffee Prescott, Architecture and Engineering P.C., the task of making the room suitable for today's "heavy usage" by introducing changes that "to the extent possible" would respect its history and be "compatible" with Aalto's design. The room was to be made "safe" for a new "volume and character of use." Safety arguments were also invoked to justify such decisions as replacing the existing Aalto-designed furniture with Aalto-esque pieces (notwithstanding the fact that Aalto's firm, Artek, continues to produce pieces identical to those removed). Excluded from the start from "the possible" was the restoration of several original pieces, including all four large listening consoles that made the Woodberry a place where poetry was heard by circles of enthralled listeners as well as read. Two of the consoles as well as several other pieces were deaccessioned; some were offered to one of Harvard's museums and the rest were slated to be put up for auction so that they could be "enjoyed in a residential or museum setting," according to Nancy Cline, the Roy E. Larsen Librarian of Harvard College. [CLICK HERE] The university's charges to its architects were based on premises that must be considered problematic. For one thing, safety and restoration are hardly mutually exclusive. As Mori noted, the standard method is to "repair and reinforce the item for safer use to meet current standards. Just imagine what might happen otherwise to historically significant architecture – buildings would be deprived of cornices, capitols, and many other details and materials." [CLICK HERE] In any case, safety concerns need not have dictated deaccessioning the consoles and other fixtures. New technology aside, reading and listening to poetry are not activities that have changed much in centuries. Aalto conceived the consoles as centers of circles of listeners, and had Harvard College's Library's commitment to poetry remained strong, they might have easily been restored. Although, fortunately, the surviving consoles' woodwork remains untouched, the appending of four personal reading tables (with individual task lighting) to them has transformed their shape, scale relation to the room and, in the end, their nature. To judge from this and other elements of the university's scope of work, renovating the Woodberry was nothing less than a stealth reprogramming of the space from a room dedicated to poetry to a more conventional study hall/event venue. Edouard Sekler, Harvard professor emeritus of art history and eminent international preservationist, suggested to the university that its interpretation of the project as a facilities renovation did not allow for the kind of archival and design research that would have produced a more sensitive proposal. This sort of research would not have been hard to do; restoring a mid-century Aalto room would not have been unusually difficult. Projects that might have been useful models include the ongoing restorations of the Viipuri Library, in Vyborg, Russia, and the Kaufmann Conference Center, in New York City. In fact, an important precedent was near at hand: the highly-praised restoration of Baker House at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Even closer to home was Harvard's own meticulous restoration of the public spaces of Widener Library (Horace Trumbauer, 1914). What has Harvard's exercise in "careful renovation" taught us at this point? * When a renowned academic institution that prides itself on intellectual exploration, academic rigor, and cultural leadership denies to Aalto the care and attention it had offered to the work of Widener's less celebrated and arguably less culturally significant Beaux-Arts architect, we must conclude that modern movement architecture remains misunderstood, unappreciated, and extremely vulnerable. * Modern movement interiors are the most vulnerable of all. Interior designs that meet contemporary needs are inevitably temporary, and care must be taken that efforts at updating them do not compromise the future by irreversibly changing the past. * Preservation of modern architecture should be, as it was here, equally a concern for the design, scholarly and preservation communities. * Architecture culture has changed. Preservation is no longer seen as a hindrance to design innovation; design faculties are becoming acutely aware that the modernist heritage that cutting edge architects recognize as their legacy requires attention and even advocacy. The Woodberry became an international cause célèbre because distinguished members of a distinguished design faculty took up the cause of conservation and because they were willing to contest the decisions of their own institution and to call it to task for failing to act as a cultural steward.As it has since its founding in 1997, DOCOMOMO US will continue to advocate for buildings and spaces of national significance and to support the efforts of its subchapters to advocate for those of regional and local significance. When, however, a case inspires debate about restoration principles and priorities and cultural stewardship for modernism, as did the Woodberry, DOCOMOMO US will again suspend its advocacy and transform its website into a forum.DOCOMOMO US Woodberry Statement (pdf), 09-20-2006ONLINE FORUM: Aalto's Woodberry Poetry Room


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Actress-turned-reality TV star Brooke Burke-Charvet has shown off her surgical scars in her first public appearance since her thyroid gland was removed in a bid to halt the spread of cancer.
The "Dancing with the Stars" host, who is married to former Baywatch hunk David Charvet, went public with her diagnosis in November, and a month later, she underwent the life-saving procedure, which left her with a large incision on the front of her neck.
The operation was a success and the 41-year-old is now cancer-free and has returned to work. During an interview on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, the TV personality donned a hot pink dress and was all smiles for her return to the public eye, as she confidently displayed her scar for the cameras, adding, "No make-up, this is a first for me today. I've been scarfing it up (wearing scarves to hide it). It's fresh, it's a month old and I think scars tell a story and I'm so fortunate."
But the busy mom admits she will never forget how the medical scare affected her kids.
She said, "All the children really handled it differently. … My son actually said, 'Is poppa gonna get it?' You know in his mind, at four years old, he doesn't know what cancer means.
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'"I feel like there's been a lot of people that leave Buffalo, that's for sure," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We get great support on the road. Here is one of the better places. You go down to Tampa, that's another one, even Florida. There's certain cities where you look in the crowd and there's a lot of Buffalo people. This is one of them, and they're vocal here."'
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The San Antonio Symphony's guest artist this weekend is pianist Bernd Glemser. I sat down with him before rehearsal and asked him about his upcoming performances:
Glemser is well known for his recordings –Thirty-two highly-acclaimed CDs, television recordings, 15–20 worldwide radio broadcasts a year (in concert with big-name conductors such as Blomstedt, Chailly, Welser-Möst and Wolfgang Sawallisch). His playing of Rachmaninoff was featured in the recent movie Spider-Man 3.
Here is a video of Sebastian Lang-Lessing from today's (Thursday, October 27) rehearsal. He discuss the entire program:
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Paganini Rhapsody
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Pärt Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten
Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op.43
Liszt Totentanz, S.126
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MSNBC featured this over-the-top interview with Howard Dean on Tuesday. With that crazed look that Dean sometimes gets, he went off on a rant against the Koch brothers. You almost have to see it to believe it. Rachel Maddow, of course, eats it all up:
The Koch brothers are used to being slandered by Democratic Party operatives like Howard Dean and leftists like Rachel Maddow, but this was too much. So Koch representative Melissa Cohlmia wrote this excellent letter to NBC News:
Ms. Marian Porges
Senior Producer
News Standards and Practices
NBC News
June 30, 2011
Dear Ms. Porges,
In your most recent correspondence, you invited me to contact you with any further concerns about MSNBC's coverage of Koch Industries. I appreciate that offer and to that end I bring to your attention an intellectually dishonest appearance by Howard Dean on the Rachel Maddow Show on June 28.
Within a span of 10 seconds, Governor Dean implied FreedomWorks is affiliated with Koch (it is not); that Charles and David Koch "don't believe in democracy" (that is not accurate); implied another affiliation with "the New Hampshire speaker" (there is none); said that we attack unions (we do not; in fact, many of our employees are unionized, and their leadership has praised us); and that a get-out-the-vote effort that we are not involved in will somehow suppress voters. Governor Dean went on in this tone and tenor for the balance of his appearance saying, "…the Koch Brothers are a danger to America," and made an appalling and fictitious claim that we oppose desegregation.
Governor Dean is infamous for making impulsive, disparaging, and sometimes self-destructive remarks, and I understand that such imprudence makes for entertaining television in some circles. But is there no responsibility to challenge or even, after the fact, attempt to verify such outlandish, partisan disparagements when they occur? A little hyperbole may be one thing, but are guests permitted to make any outrageous and baseless accusation, no matter how defaming or unhinged from easily verifiable facts?
If what Mark Halperin said about the President on Morning Joe today is "completely inappropriate and unacceptable," then what standard is MSNBC applying to false and derogatory remarks about individual citizens and private companies such as Charles and David Koch and Koch Industries?
I would be grateful if you could review the segment and provide me some guidance on how the standards at NBC News apply here and, especially, how they might be applied more diligently when Koch is discussed on-air in the future.
Melissa Cohlmia
Director, Corporate Communication
Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
Ms. Cohlmia poses this question about MSNBC: "[A]re guests permitted to make any outrageous and baseless accusation, no matter how defaming or unhinged from easily verifiable facts?" I believe the answer to that question is Yes, as long as the person defamed is a conservative or a Republican. We will await Ms. Porges's response with interest.


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Springing from the banks of the Buriganga River, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is a burgeoning megacity. Already one of the biggest and most densely populated cities in the world, Dhaka is also among the fastest growing. The teeming metropolis -- like so many ancient cities -- initially flourished in large part because of its proximity to a great river; the Buriganga's countless boats and launches provided easy access to other parts of India, making Dhaka a prime location for trade. The Buriganga was also, at one time, the city's primary source of drinking water.
Today, the river is terribly toxic; the Bangladesh government estimates that about 21,000 cubic meters of untreated industrial sewage is released into its waters every day. According to Human Rights Watch, residents in neighboring slums regularly suffer from fevers, skin diseases, respiratory problems, and diarrhea. The dire contrast between what the river once was -- a literally life-giving force -- and what it has become caught the attention of Italian-born photojournalist Ugo Borga.
Borga came across Human Rights Watch's October 2012 report, Toxic Tanneries, which details the health and safety crisis among tannery workers in Bangladesh. The report also notes that tannery wastewater contaminates the Buriganga with animal flesh, sulfuric acid, chromium, and lead. The photographer then spent two months researching the region before embarking on a 20-day trip to Bangladesh. As part of a still-ongoing project started in September 2013, Living on the Death River, Borga photographed and interviewed workers and people living near the Buriganga, chronicling the human and environmental catastrophe unfolding there.
In his statement about Living on the Death River, Borga quotes Jamil Sharif, activist and founder of Buriganga River Keeper: "Buriganga gave life to Dhaka," Sharif says, "and Dhaka killed it."
Ugo Borga is a photographer represented by Echo photo agency.
Sara Distin is a writer and editor based in Boulder, CO, and Brooklyn, NY. Follow her on Twitter @sldistin.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - With both the men's and women's programs winning the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) West Division, Georgia College & State University is the only school in the 13-team league to host quarterfinals in both men's and women's action this week. The women (20-7) take to the court Tuesday, March 2 at 7 p.m. against Georgia Southwestern State University (12-15), while the men (22-4) square off with Clayton State University (15-12) Wednesday, March 3 at 7 p.m.
The winners of these contests advance to the PBC final four, held in Aiken, S.C. at the USCA Convocation Center March 6-7. The winner of the tournament gets an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The last time both the men's and women's teams at Georgia College hit the 20-win plateau in the same season was 1996-97.
The Bobcat women split the season series with GSW, both teams winning at home. The Bobcats got the 66-48 win Jan. 13, behind 16 points each from Shandrea Moore (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) and Antoinette Reames (Orlando, Fla.). Reames tallied a double-double with 17 boards. In the loss at Americus, Ga. 73-61 Feb. 17, Chimere Jordan (Gray, Ga.) had 25 points and nine boards as the only double-digit scorer.
The Bobcat men swept the season series with Clayton. GCSU clobbered the Lakers in Morrow, Ga. 69-50 Jan. 9, with Josh Hurst (Athens, Ga.) getting 18 points and six boards to lead four double-digit scorers. In the 74-67 home win Feb. 6, Ty Rowland (Lilburn, Ga.) had 18 points and eight assists, while Andre Mikell (Snellville, Ga.) paced the Bobcats in scoring with 19 off the bench.
Tickets for either contest are available at the door, with the cost $6 for adults and $3 for children 13 and under. All PBC school students get free entry with valid school ID. This is officially a PBC event, so Bobcat season tickets and all other free passes are invalid other than student admission.
The GCSU Department of Athletics, winners of the 2008-09 PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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They see retro squares.
Mar 31, 2009
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They see retro squares.
26 comments:
- Eileen said...
You can do a lot with them. One of my old standby's too.
Love the fussy cut centers!
- March 31, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- nicolette said...
Those nive-patches are so cute!! Lovely fabrics! Good to see you being inspired again!!
- March 31, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- nicolette said...
Nine patches... I meant nine... not nive!
- March 31, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- Jackie said...
Squares are so versatile. I just love them! I love what you did with your nine patches, especially the fussy cut middles.
- March 31, 2009 at 1:35 PM
- Michaela said...
You have some square goodness going on. I was also playing with squares yesterday, but yours are super cute.
- March 31, 2009 at 1:49 PM
Your squares look so lovely! I made my first patchwork quilts of squares and I know that now after about 20 years people love them.
- March 31, 2009 at 4:06 PM
- Jewel said...
How cute! I must say I do like the jumper in the first picture.
- March 31, 2009 at 5:00 PM
- Julie said...
Loving the retro squares!
- March 31, 2009 at 5:40 PM
- méri said...
What beautiful squares you have joined, Corry!
And centers are charming.
- March 31, 2009 at 6:28 PM
- Tam said...
Hi Corry!
See it is "hip to be square" ;-)
Very pretty squares and I love the center motifs you fussy cut for the center.
- March 31, 2009 at 7:42 PM
- lheurebleue said...
achter zoiets moois kan je toch alleen maar vierkant achterstaan?
- March 31, 2009 at 7:44 PM
- Guðrún said...
The Dutch motifs are so cute.
- March 31, 2009 at 11:06 PM
- erica e said...
mmm.. yes! i love squares! fun post!
- March 31, 2009 at 11:25 PM
- Kris said...
Lovely work Corry! Thanks for the photo of the retro squares. That dress/pinafore is gorgeous! Patchworked clothing is just so lovely. Must make some for winter!
- March 31, 2009 at 11:34 PM
- A Spoonful Of Sugar said...
The patchwork dress is so funky! Love your nine patch - looks so fresh in those colours.
- April 1, 2009 at 12:57 AM
- Susan said...
You always have the prettiest color combinations, Corry, I love these. You inspire my with the reds and blues. I am embroidering some bluework at this time and your fabric choices would go so well.
- April 1, 2009 at 2:18 AM
- Pamela said...
i absolutely love nine patches!! you can't ever go wrong. that dress is so great
- April 1, 2009 at 6:25 AM
- maisy and the boys said...
Just gorgeous. So simple yet so effective!
- April 1, 2009 at 7:41 AM
- LiLi M. said...
Grappig, zo'n vorm die 'het' altijd heeft voor je. Ik ben meer van de ovalen en ronde vormen geloof ik, maar dat quilt misschien lastig. Ik heb ooit een baby deken gemaakt en dan toch op de toplaag nog rondjes gezet. Een soort quilten volgens L. dus.
Een tijdje geleden schreef je toch dat jij kinderserviesjes verzamelt? Ik moest bij de slaapkamer blogpost ook echt aan jou denken, bedankt voor je leuke compliment! cu!
- April 2, 2009 at 12:39 AM
- rileyranch said...
I love the square puppy. I remember my mom having a patchwork full-length skirt when I was little!
Love the Dutch fabrics you use!
- April 2, 2009 at 6:12 AM
- Elly said...
Toch heerlijk om te kunnen genieten van vierkantjes in alle kleuren, maten en variaties! En wij genieten lekker met je mee! je quilt is toch weer een plaatje!
- April 2, 2009 at 6:33 PM
- Rose Marie said...
Love those 9 patches and the centre squares are sweet!
- April 8, 2009 at 2:28 PM
- Claudia said...
Your 9 squares patches are beautiful. I loved the center squares you found.
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Amendment #88 to H3600
Peabody-Salem Trolley Study
Mr. Walsh of Peabody moves to amend the bill in section 2, in item 7008-0900, in line 4, by inserting after the word "development;" the following: "provided further, that not less than $50,000 be expended by the City of Peabody for the study of operating a high rail trolley service on the MBTA track running from Peabody Square to the Salem Depot".
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Born in London to a Norwegian mother and a Jamaican father, AiNA ROXX is a vocalist, writer and performer. From playing the piano at the age of seven to joining her first band at fifteen, music has always been a prominent part of her life.
ROXX's various projects have seen her tour the UK, Europe and North America. She has honed her craft by collaborating with a vast array of acts. In addition to fronting bands such as The True Ingredients, The Dustaphonics and KAYA, she also performs with The Boom Yeh. ROXX has worked with various producers and featured on tracks with Danny Wheeler, JNR J and TKO.
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Used cars that get recalled by manufacturers need to be fixed before they're sold. That's what a bill pending in the California Legislature would require of all new and used car dealers in the state.
And with 2014 on pace to break the auto industry records for most recalls in a year, the bill is taking on more urgency, supporters said Tuesday at a news conference. A vast majority of those recalls involve older vehicles.
"This bill is absolutely critical for consumer safety, it's good for the economy and it puts California at forefront for car safety," said Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara), the bill's sponsor.
Her bill (SB 686) would prohibit new and used car dealerships — regardless of size — from selling a used vehicle "if the dealer knows or should have known" that it had been recalled by its manufacturer. The dealer would be required to have the issue fixed — a cost covered by the automaker — or sell it to another dealer.
Private-party sales and car rentals would not be included in the bill, though a car rental company selling the car would be.
Currently, federal law prohibits the sale of new cars if they have been recalled but not repaired. But the federal law does not cover used cars.
Jackson's bill passed the state Senate in July 2013, but it stalled once it hit committee in the state Assembly. There it faced stiff opposition from car dealers. One of their key arguments against the bill was that it would be very difficult for a dealer to keep tabs on the recall status of every vehicle on the lot.
Yet a month later, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a rule requiring all automakers to post on their websites a database of all recalls, which owners and dealers could search using a vehicle identification number. That rule goes into effect this August.
This — and greater public awareness of this year's General Motors recalls — encouraged Jackson and the bill's supporters to keep fighting for it. It's also an election year, and proponents are hoping the bill lands on the state Assembly floor for a vote.
"We're determined to make this happen one way or another," said Rosemary Shahan, president of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, a key supporter of the bill. "Whatever it takes."
Opponents of the bill say it's well-intentioned but needs changes. Not only are private-party sales excluded, but the bill doesn't force rental companies to fix the vehicles that they're lending to the public, said Brian Maas, president of the California New Car Dealers Assn.
"We have as much an interest as anybody in getting this fixed," Maas said. "But the devil is in the details."
Proposed federal legislation could also make the California bill moot.
"Why are we pursuing California legislation when the president is pursuing a much more comprehensive solution?" Maas said. "For this to work effectively this really needs to be a 50-state solution. It doesn't make sense to limit it to California."
The next step for Jackson's bill comes next month, once again in the Assembly. It will be taken up by the Business, Professions and Consumer Protection Committee in mid-June.
The federal Grow America Act, the Obama administration's four-year, $302-billion transportation plan, includes proposed legislation that would give the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the ability to force used car dealers nationwide to make sure recalled vehicles are repaired before they are sold.
Supporters of the California bill don't like the chances of the federal legislation.
"We don't believe Congress will pass the used car mandate," Shahan said. "So we have to go state by state."
Any step toward reducing the number of recalled cars on the road is a good one, said Jake Fisher, automotive test director for Consumer Reports. "Recalls are notoriously low compliance. Anything like that which could make sure unsafe cars aren't sold to people is going to help."
A study by the Society of Automotive Engineers that looked at recalls in 2008 found that the older a car was, the less likely it was to have been repaired. The trade group found that only 42% of the 2000 model year vehicles recalled in 2008 were repaired. That jumped to 79% for 2008 model year vehicles.
One reason is that new cars are more likely to be serviced by dealers who check whether there are outstanding recalls for vehicles in their service bays and make the repairs.
Automakers so far this year have recalled more than 14 million vehicles in the U.S. That figure is on pace to break the industry's recall record of 30.8 million vehicles set in 2004.
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Photo caption: Sand Island Light has marked the entrance to Mobile Bay and the Mobile Ship Channel since 1873. The oldest light in Alabama, it is the third light to stand on this small island. Granite molding defines the polygon-shaped base. On the interior, an iron circular staircase leads to the watch room. Above the watch room, the glass lens room is topped with a conical copper roof. (Photography courtesy of Lacey Photography)
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Actor Dennis Quaid's wife Kimberly has filed for legal separation, just months after she retracted her divorce petition in a bid to give their marriage a second chance.
Kimberly Buffington-Quaid initially filed for divorce in March, citing "discord or conflict of personalities" for the breakdown of their union, but she withdrew the papers in May.
The couple, which recently moved to California from Texas, tried to patch up its differences and celebrated its eight-year anniversary in Bora Bora in July, but the relationship appears to have crumbled once again.
Buffington-Quaid is now seeking joint legal and sole physical custody of the pair's four-year-old twins, in addition to spousal support and the cost of her legal fees, according to TMZ.com.
A statement issued by the actor's representative reads: "Kimberly and Dennis Quaid have decided to legally separate after eight years of marriage. They ask that their privacy and the privacy of their family be respected during this difficult time."
Buffington-Quaid reportedly filed for legal separation instead of a full divorce due to state restrictions in California, which requires divorce petitioners to have lived there for a minimum of six months before they can move to officially end their marriage.
It's the "Traffic" star's third failed union – the 58 year old was previously married to actresses Meg Ryan and P.J. Soles.


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Today we are going to speak about an outrageous priced handbag, one that costs more than some people spend to buy a new house. This purse is called Hermès Birkin Himalayan crocodile and its price tags says $300,000. We are accustomed with Hermes' staggering prices and the incredibly long waiting list for buying one of their Birkin bags, but this is just insane. No doubt about it, it is the most expensive Hermes purse so far.
I have to admit that the handbag is stunning and that it has a couple of very important qualities that kind of justify why someone who is rich would spend that much on a bag. The Himalayan crocodile purse measures 30 cm and it is one of the rarest models on the globe. The product is hand made from Nilo crocodile skin in a discrete color that is reminiscent for the imposing Himalayan mountains. This shade is obtained through a special dyeing process that takes a lot of work and time. To match the subtle color of the leather, the bag comes with 18 karat white gold hardware decorated with white diamonds. The iconic cadena lock of the Birkin is manufactured from 68 grams of 18 k white gold and studded with 40 white round diamonds. The overall purse has over 200 diamonds on its three different structural elements- the Plaques de Sanglons, the Pontets and the Touret.
The Hemes Birkin Himalayan crocodile bag was created in a limited number and was offered to a very short list of VIP clients. This very significant detail increased the purse's value on the resell market so currently to acquire this model that is no longer in production thus not available for purchase you need to pay over $432,000. Hermes is the only handbag manufacturer that can sell on the secondary market at a higher price than its retail price.
People describe this jaw-dropping Hermes as one of the rarest and most desirable handbag in the world. And making one involves extensive work. It took a Hermes artisan about an year to craft the purse and the brand guarantees its sturdiness by vowing to repair it any scratches or damages immediately. Considering the scandalous price I seriously doubt that anyone would ever wear or handle the bag without extreme care. I, for one, would keep it on a pedestal if I had one.
Kim Kardashian, Victoria Beckham, Tamara Ecclestone and Marjorie Harvey are just a few of the celebrities that own this much-sought after purse. A couple of very interesting thing about Victorian Beckham and Kim Kardashian who are huge fans of Hermes Birkin bags. Victoria Beckham has a collection of Hermes purses that is estimated at over 2 million dollars while Kim Kardashian has so many Birkin that she uses one for the gym and has another one that has been hand painted by her daughter to look more interesting. For those who are not familiar with the price range for a regular Birkin, the most 'inexpensive' version costs about $10,000.
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Media company 21st Century Fox's fiscal second-quarter profit was sliced in half, largely because big-ticket feature films landed with a thud at the box office and the broadcast network continues its uphill slog.
Fox's television show "X-Factor" with Simon Cowell was a factor all right — a factor contributing to the dramatically lower earnings for the company controlled by Rupert Murdoch. The singing competition stumbled in the ratings, and Fox Chief Operating Officer Chase Carey warned analysts that Fox's other competition tentpole, "American Idol," was losing steam faster than the company had hoped.
"It's a great show," Carey said of "Idol." "But it's not a show that drives the whole network the way it did in the past. We know it's coming to the end; it's winding down."
The Los Angeles film studio had a lackluster quarter. It suffered due to higher costs to promote two December releases, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" with Ben Stiller, and "Walking With Dinosaurs." Both failed to produce blockbuster ticket sales.
"The Counselor," directed by Ridley Scott and featuring an A-list cast including Michael Fassbender, Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem and Brad Pitt, was a stinker too. The film only grossed about $60 million worldwide.
"Our film company has had a difficult first half of the [fiscal] year. We're disappointed," Carey said.
For the quarter ended Dec. 31, Fox produced a profit of $1.21 billion, or 53 cents a share, down from $2.38 billion, or $1.01 a share in the year-earlier period.
On the bright side: Revenue was up 15% to $8.16 billion.
A big chunk of the growth came from a $605-million increase in the company's satellite television unit because of the inclusion of revenue from the German pay-TV system Sky Deutschland.
The company's cable television unit also generated 14% higher revenue — to $2.96 billion — because pay TV operators are paying more to carry Fox's channels, including FX, Fox News Channel and the Fox regional sports networks. Affiliate fee revenue grew 15%.
But the revenue growth in cable was largely offset by a 22% increase in programming costs, which concerned some analysts. Fox News Channel also brought in lower revenue because of difficult comparisons with the year earlier period when the channel was awash in political spending surrounding the 2012 general election.
The broadcast television unit produced $1.63 billion in revenue, a nearly 6% increase over the year-earlier period. But operating income slipped 11% to $218 million.
The filmed entertainment division, which includes the 20th Century Fox movie and television studios, generated revenue of $2.48 billion, an increase of 6.5%. But operating income fell 20% to $337 million.
"I'm not going to gloss over the challenges that we've got," Carey said, but he sounded an upbeat note. "Overall, we feel good about where we are at."
Fox also disclosed that it agreed to pay $680 million to increase its stake in the New York Yankees' YES television network. Fox agreed to shell out an additional $160 million for programming and marketing costs for YES.
The YES deal was announced last month. When the transaction closes, Fox will own 80% of the YES network.
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Originally formed as King County Fire District No. 4, Shoreline Fire Department has served the community since 1939. It is our hope that this site will increase your awareness of what we do and how we serve the Shoreline community. We invite you to visit and explore our site regularly. We will keep you informed with up-to-date news and events. We hope you find the information helpful and we welcome your comments, questions and suggestions. On behalf of the staff of Shoreline Fire Department, we thank you for your continued support and encouragement!


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Facebook is expected to hit the 500-million user mark sometime this week, a milestone that's long been expected but one the social networking juggernaut plans to celebrate by asking users to share their stories of how Facebook has affected their lives. You can even share yours with Facebook using a special form they've set up, and the company says it plans to share the best stories with its entire audience. While it's still derided by skeptics as everything from a privacy risk to a waste of time to a destroyer of face-to-face interaction, it's getting harder and harder to deny that social networks like Facebook are revolutionizing the way people communicate. If you doubt it, just drop in later this week when the networking group Social Media Charlotte holds its monthly breakfast at Mez uptown. A panel of local business owners will talk about how they've used social networks like Facebook to build their brand and customer base. There are issues of real concern that the rise of social networks present -- none, perhaps, loom larger than ensuring the proper handling of people's private information. Still, there's no putting this particular genie back in the bottle, I'm afraid. There's even a Facebook movie about to hit theaters, for pete's sake.
What do you think? Has the advent of social networks like Facebook done more good than harm? Has anything happened to you on Facebook that's given you an experience or "story" worth sharing with 500 million people?
Monday, July 19, 2010
Facebook to users: How'd we change your life?
8 comments:
- Timothy Whitson said...
It is what it is. I enjoy FB because it has allowed me to keep up with interesting people I knew from school, or previous jobs that in real life I'd probably have never seen or heard from again. I haven't been burned yet on privacy and I'm not one to be overly paranoid about the potential. Then again, I don't post drunk naked pictures of myself or overly share intimate details of my life. There's potential for abuse in any area online or off. It is entertaining to read some of the comments, and I've also learned of friend's deaths. As to the argument that it devalues "face" time, FB has been the rallying point for several unscheduled reunions and many of my "friends" are people I like to keep in touch with, but time and distance would make it otherwise too difficult.
- July 19, 2010 at 12:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
Facebook may have it's good points, but it has ruined many lives and turned them upside down. Thanks, but no thanks. Haven't used it a day and I'm doing just fine. Imagine that!
- July 19, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- Anonymous said...
I now have an STD thanks to FB.....so it has in fact changed my life for the worse.
- July 19, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Anonymous said...
I learned my wife had a boyfriend.
- July 19, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
"one of today's biggest stories -- the burgeoning phenomenon of social networking "
Eric I would love to see your skills as a journalist make that so?
Personally the only good thing about FB is the fact that kid made a gazillion bucks off such a great idea...let us all hope our ever changing political surroundings are not allowed to stifle the entrepreneurial spirit in all of us.
- July 19, 2010 at 6:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
The owner of fb should be hung. The amount of lives ruined in a unsafe site it should be shutdown not fair he makes millions off peoples misery, yet people still make him rich n don't c the harm untill it turns their life upside down,eg divorces,cheating,STD"s ,secrets,unwanted pregnancy's,slander,stalking,rape,murder,invasion ov privacy,ect when will people wake up n get rid ov such a site n stop making it a success?????make a stand
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Short Description: Cns TB NOS-no exam
Long Description: Unspecified tuberculosis of central nervous system, bacteriological or histological examination not done
This is the 2014 version of the ICD-9-CM diagnosis code 013.91
Code Classification
Infectious and parasitic diseases (001–139)
Tuberculosis (010-018)
- 013 Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system
- Tuberculosis (010-018)
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- A17.9 - Tuberculosis of nervous system, unspecified (approximate) Approximate Flag
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Neurologic Diseases
Also called: Nervous system diseases
The brain, spinal cord, and nerves make up the nervous system. Together they control all the workings of the body. When something goes wrong with a part of your nervous system, you can have trouble moving, speaking, swallowing, breathing, or learning. You can also have problems with your memory, senses, or mood.
There are more than 600 neurologic diseases. Major types include
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- Degenerative diseases, where nerve cells are damaged or die, such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease
- Diseases of the blood vessels that supply the brain, such as stroke
- Injuries to the spinal cord and brain
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Also called: TB
Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by bacteria called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacteria usually attack the lungs, but they can also damage other parts of the body.
TB spreads through the air when a person with TB of the lungs or throat coughs, sneezes, or talks. If you have been exposed, you should go to your doctor for tests. You are more likely to get TB if you have a weak immune system.
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Skin tests, blood tests, x-rays, and other tests can tell if you have TB. If not treated properly, TB can be deadly. You can usually cure active TB by taking several medicines for a long period of time.
NIH: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
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Beyonce Poses as Sexy Referee, Reveals Super Bowl Rehearsal Photos
Are you ready for some football?! Well, Beyonce is. The 'Crazy In Love' songbird has been on a blogging spree, posting several backstage rehearsal photos and one sexy shot of herself as a referee. Blow the whistle!
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Beyonce also posted several photos of her rehearsals in New Orleans. Based on the pics, it appears that the R&B diva is working hard with choreographers, musicians and dancers to create one helluva spectacle. We have no doubt that she'll wow audiences at the 2013 Super Bowl halftime show.
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Farmworker advocates "disappointed" labor commissioner is unwilling to take a stand against child labor
After a recent meeting, Farmworker Advocacy Network sends a strongly-worded letter to NC Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry
RALEIGH (April 5, 2012) – For the first time, North Carolina's labor commissioner met with farmworker advocates this week. Unfortunately, the state agency tasked with protecting workers failed to send any signal against child labor in the North Carolina fields.
In a letter delivered today to North Carolina Department of Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry, Farmworker Advocacy Network members said they were "disappointed" to hear that "the NC Department of Labor is currently unwilling to take a stand against the employment of children thirteen years of age or younger in agriculture."
U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis has issued "Hazardous Order" revisions that would protect young farmworkers from dangerous work. North Carolina advocates urged Berry and her office to back these regulations.
"We look forward to hearing whether the Department will make a public statement in support of these important protections for child farmworkers. We hope that, in light of this change in public policy, you will revisit the Department's position on the employment of children in agriculture."
In this week's meeting, Berry told advocates that she "did not think it was appropriate to take action on this issue until Congress acted on immigration reform," the letter says.
But many of the children who work in the fields in North Carolina are U.S. citizens, so while immigration reform is an important part of the solution, so are simple but common-sense child labor regulations.
The letter also calls it "frustrating" that the Department of Labor has no proposals to change its approach to migrant housing inspections, especially in light of a recent study of North Carolina farmworker housing that showed numerous violations.
"We urge you to revisit this issue and find innovative and efficient ways to use the Department's resources to improve migrant housing for those workers whose employers ignore the law your Department is charged with enforcing," the letter says.
The letter also takes issue with Berry's stated philosophy of withholding support from regulations that do not pass muster with business. Farmworker advocates are "greatly troubled by the philosophy of the Department, expressed both by you and members of your staff, that you are not willing to support new regulations to protect farmworkers in North Carolina without the consent of the Department of Agriculture, the Farm Bureau, the Agribusiness Council, and the commodity groups." Workers, not employers or business, are those meant to be the constituency of the Department of Labor, the letter says.
The letter is signed by Carol Brooke of the NC Justice Center and Melinda Wiggins of Student Action with Farmworkers.
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We spend more and more of our free time exploring our surroundings on foot. Daily walks lead us to secluded beaches, wooded trails, and down quiet lanes in historic Kennebunk and Kennebunkport. Each walk is a joyous occasion; there are always interesting scents and sounds, and of course friends to greet. It's been great fun to see our community through the eyes of a dog.
One of our favorite spots to walk is Parson's Beach*, which is only a few miles from our Kennebunk/Kennebunkport Bed and Breakfast
Another favorite spot is the Rachel Carson Trail, in the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. It, too, is just a few miles from our Kennebunk Bed and Breakfast; in fact, it's close to Parson's Beach. The flat trail meanders through woods and over wooden bridges through a salt marsh. It is a lovely, peaceful spot.
Both Parson's Beach and the Rachel Carlson Trail are within biking distance of the Inn at English Meadows. This is good news, since there is limited parking at Parson's Beach.
* Parson's Beach is privately owned; please follow the posted rules and be respectful of the environment while there.


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Poll Shows Broad Support Among Newfoundland Sealers for a Federal Sealing
Industry Buyout
Apr 06, 2010, 09:02 ET
Seal Hunt Opens Amid High Pup Mortality, Low Seal Fur Prices and Reduced Industry Participation
MONTREAL, April 6 /CNW/ -- A recent poll conducted by Ipsos Reid reveals that half of Newfoundland sealers holding an opinion support a federal buyout of the commercial sealing industry, which would involve fishermen and vessel owners being compensated for their sealing licenses, and money being invested in economic alternatives for affected communities. Two-thirds of licensed Newfoundland sealers holding an opinion believe that the landed value of the seal hunt will remain the same as 2009 (less than $1 million CAD in Newfoundland) or decline further. Telephone interviews were conducted with 267 fishers, 181 of whom identified themselves as holders of a sealing license, between Dec. 7, 2009 and Jan. 24, 2010.
"The Canadian government claims they are supporting sealers by promoting and subsidizing the sealing industry. Yet this poll reveals broad support among sealers for a federal buyout of the sealing industry -- a solution that would allow Canada to gracefully exit a controversy that has haunted us for five decades," stated Rebecca Aldworth, executive director of Humane Society International/Canada. "Sealers are clearly feeling the impacts of depressed seal product markets and a boycott of Canadian seafood that will continue until the seal slaughter ends for good."
In 2005, The Humane Society of the United States launched a boycott of Canadian seafood products with the goal of compelling the Canadian seafood industry and government to end commercial sealing forever. Sealers are commercial fishermen who, on average, earn a tiny fraction of their annual incomes from killing seals -- the remainder from seafood such as crab, shrimp and lobster. Two-thirds of Canadian seafood is exported to the United States each year, achieving $2.5 billion annually for the Canadian economy. In contrast, the landed value of the seal hunt in Newfoundland last year was less than $1 million CAD. To date, more than 5,500 establishments and 650,000 people have pledged to avoid some or all Canadian seafood until the seal hunt ends for good.
While Canadian government representatives have tried to downplay the impact of the boycott, the sealing industry is clearly concerned. The Ipsos Reid poll revealed that of sealing license holders voicing an opinion:
-- 79 percent are aware of the U.S. boycott of Canadian seafood. -- 56 percent of those who are aware of the boycott claim to have been personally impacted by it, either through lost business or lower prices for their products. -- 81 percent expressed concern about the impact of the boycott. 79 percent believe it will hurt the fishing industry in the coming months and years. -- 67 percent believe the landed value of the sealing industry will remain at current levels or decline further in coming years (38 percent feel the industry would decline significantly). -- 50 percent support a federal buyout of the commercial sealing industry.
A record low sea ice formation off of Canada's east coast has likely resulted in exceptionally high pup mortality this year. Sealers expect prices paid for seal fur to remain at a record low this year, and reduced participation in the seal hunt is expected by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
A federal buyout of the commercial sealing industry would compensate fishermen for lost income as the seal hunt is closed, and put public money into developing economic alternatives in the communities involved. Economists suggest such a plan would cost Canada less than the subsidies needed to continue the commercial sealing industry.
Humane Society International/Canada is a leading force for animal protection, representing tens of thousands of members and constituents across the country. HSI/Canada has active programs in companion animals, wildlife and habitat protection, marine mammal preservation and farm animal welfare. HSI/Canada is proud to be a part of Humane Society International -- one of the largest animal protection organizations in the world, with more than eleven million members and constituents globally. On the Web at hsicanada.ca.
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ALBANY — Superstorm Sandy disrupted cellphone service in several states, and New York's Sen. Charles Schumer wants to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Schumer is asking the Federal Communication Commission to require that cellphone service providers have emergency power sources.
He says the FCC should work with the telecommunications industry and first responder groups to maximize reliability and minimize costs.
When Sandy hit the Eastern seaboard on Oct. 29, nearly 1 in 4 cellphone customers were without communications and some customers lost service for days.
An FCC spokesman says the regulating body wants to take a serious look at requiring backup power.
And AT&T spokeswoman says the company hasn't seen Schumer's proposal but will continue to work closely with government to prepare for emergencies.