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We've earned Social Security
To the Editor:
Re Al D'Amato's column "It's time for some honesty about Social Security" (Jan. 17-23):
Social Security is not an entitlement for those of us who have contributed to the system. I paid into it from the time I was 13 until I retired in 2002. It's my money! I paid into the system, and it's now my time to collect.
It's not my fault, nor the fault of all those others who have contributed, that Social Security is in such dire straights. Perhaps if Congress hadn't started fiddling with the trust fund back in the Johnson administration, things would be different. Or if the politicians hadn't started to use Social Security as a cash cow to pay off political debts by making people who never contributed a dime to the system eligible for benefits, perhaps things would be different.
Perhaps Washington should stop putting the blame for the Social Security mess on the recipients and place it squarely where it belongs, on the doorstep of Congress. What a novel idea!
I'm one very annoyed Social Security recipient.
John F. Marino, Island Park
Hoping for Suozzi return
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The upcoming election for Nassau County executive is extremely important for the future of the county. The election is especially crucial for young residents who hope to stay and raise their families here.
Under Ed Mangano's control, Nassau County has reached an all-time low.
Mangano's mismanagement over the past three years has resulted in disastrous outcomes for our residents.
Since Mangano was elected, a state control board has taken over the county's finances. Moreover, Nassau's taxes have risen while the county's credit and bond rating have plummeted. Mangano's long list of failures includes the closure of half of the county's police precincts and the loss of Nassau's only professional sports team, the Islanders.
Young residents see no hope for the future of Nassau County and have decided to move elsewhere to enjoy a higher quality of life.
In light of all this, I hope that former county executive Tom Suozzi, someone who cares about our future and who has a strong vision for a better Nassau, will reconsider his options and decide to run for county executive. We need him now more than ever.
Lauren Summa, President, Nassau County Young Democrats

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VIDEO: The GameTime guys discuss the legacy of David Stern.
NEW ORLEANS – He wasn't getting close to All-Star weekend. David Stern was so not getting close, in fact, that he chose an opposite destination, leaving New York for the altitude and snow of Colorado, a favorite getaway, and a ski vacation with his wife while most of his former world converged on the Gulf Coast in sunshine for the indoors of basketball. He didn't want to be the slightest presence as successor Adam Silver took the big stage for the first time as commissioner.
Giving the spotlight a two-hand shove in someone else's, anyone else's, direction reached all the way Friday to skipping his own meeting with history, when the Hall of Fame announced Stern had been elected and he stuck with the ski plans anyway. Silver in the audience for the unveiling of the first five names of the Class of 2014 for the basketball museum in Springfield, Mass., while Stern kept a safe distance was an appropriate twist.
This had to play out just right for the commissioner emeritus. More than just whether he would attend the announcement, Stern debated for some time whether to allow himself to be nominated this election cycle or wait a year or two for the lock of first-ballot enshrinement. He had always said the moment would only come once out of office, but then as moving day, Feb. 1, neared, he thought about delaying the Hall in favor of a comfortable chair deep in the shadows.
"He thought he might let it go by for a while," said Jerry Colangelo, chairman of the Hall and a long-time Stern confidant. "He's a humble guy in many ways and he wasn't necessarily looking to have another thing happen real quick, because this is a big thing. I had to nudge him a little bit by telling him, 'We could use you now, not five years from now. People forget quickly.' He thought about it and he got back to me. He said, 'OK.' "
OK, back into the limelight.
"David is a modest guy and I don't think he thought this was coming so quickly," Silver said. "Even though he had a storied career as commissioner, I think he thought there'd be some period of time before he went in the Hall, but they came to him and said now was the time for him to be inducted. He was moved. I spoke to him right after Jerry Colangelo had talked to him. He was moved, he was excited. I think it's a great book end to a fantastic career as commissioner."
Stern's induction ceremony in Springfield in August will come as part of an ongoing Pacers party, with former coach Bob (Slick) Leonard being elected as the third Indiana selection in a row by the ABA committee, following Mel Daniels in 2012 and Roger Brown in 2013. Leonard, now a Pacers broadcaster, is the winningest coach in the history of the rebel league and won three championships.
Sarunas Marciulionis was elected via the International category for a starring role with the Soviet Union and later, after his native land gained independence, Lithuania. He also played seven seasons in the NBA as a shooting guard who would attack the basket with an aggressive, fearless style that belied an easy-going personality that made him popular among fans and teammates with the Warriors, SuperSonics, Kings and Nuggets.
Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton, from the Early African-American Pioneers committee, and Guy Rodgers, via the Veterans committee, were elected posthumously. Clifton was the first African-American to sign an NBA contract, while Rodgers was a college star at Temple who played 12 seasons in the NBA and made four All-Star teams.
Alonzo Mourning headlined the list of finalists from the North American committee, which, like the Women's field, involves a second election before inductees are announced at the Final Four ahead of the induction ceremony in August: Mourning, Kevin Johnson (a step forward by making it through the first round of voting), Spencer Haywood, Mitch Richmond, Tim Hardaway, college coaches Nolan Richardson, Eddie Sutton and Gary Williams and former AAU coach Harley Redin along with Immaculata University's AIAW national-title teams of the early 1970s.
Chris Webber, eligible for the first time, was not nominated, a missed opportunity for a candidate who would have received some support and possibly made it to the finalist stage. Robert Horry, a unique debate as someone who several times changed history in the playoffs despite posting modest numbers in his career, also was not nominated in his first year of eligibility.


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Through Thursday
Rafael Bejarano / 32
Mike Smith / 23
Joe Talamo / 18
Corey Nakatani / 15
Irving Orozco /13
Bob Baffert / 16
Jerry Hollendorfer / 15
Peter Miller / 9
Doug O'Neill / 9
Thomas Proctor / 9
•$300,000 Grade I Las Virgenes Stakes, 3-year-old fillies, 1 mile
•$200,000 Grade II Arcadia Stakes, 4-year-olds and up, 1 mile (turf)
•$200,000 Grade II Palos Verdes Stakes, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs
•$40,000 Super Bowl Party Starter Handicap, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1/8 miles (turf)
•Streaming, one of the top sophomore fillies in training from the Bob Baffert barn, headlines a field of eight in Saturday's $300,000 Grade I Las Virgenes Stakes at Santa Anita Park. Streaming, an impressive winner in her debut at Betfair Hollywood Park on Nov. 15, followed up that victory with a 1 1/2-length win in the $500,000 Grade I Hollywood Starlet on Nov. 7 under Martin Garcia. The Smart Strike filly figures to be challenged by Taste Like Candy, a Jerry Hollendorfer-trained daughter of Candy Ride who is coming in off second-place finishes in the Starlet and Santa Ynez Stakes at Santa Anita, and Fashion Plate, who broke her maiden impressively last time out and will be stretching out for the first time with Gary Stevens in the saddle in the one-mile race over the main track.
•Suggestive Boy, off since winning the Grade I Frank E. Kilroe Stakes last March at Santa Anita, will return to action Saturday at Santa Anita in an attempt to duplicate last year's victory in the $200,000 Grade II Arcadia Stakes for 4-year-olds and up at one mile on the grass. Suggestive Boy, trained by Ronald McAnally, will be ridden by Joe Talamo and will face nine rivals, including the John Sadler-trained Vagabond Shoes and Winning Prize. The latter, trained by Neil Drysdale, may be Suggestive Boy's main threat based on a Grade I victory in his native Argentina. He's won three of four starts at a mile. He most recently finished third in the Grade II Citation Handicap at Hollywood Park on Nov. 29 after setting the pace under Corey Nakatani. He'll be reunited with Rafael Bejarano in the Arcadia.
•Rick Baedeker, former president of Hollywood Park from 1999 to 2005, has been approved as executive director of the California Horse Racing Board by the racing commissioners. Baedeker was approved at January's monthly board meeting. "Speaking for the entire board, we're very happy that Rick will soon be our executive director," CHRB chairman Chuck Winner said. "He brings a wealth of racing knowledge and creativity along with his management skills that will help lead our industry as we move forward. Rick will be working alongside Jackie Wagner, our assistant executive director, who has been doing a wonderful job guiding the CHRB during the last several months." Baedeker was once a handicapper along with his father and older brother in the 1970s.
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Time : Wednesday, June 29 at 11:00pm - July 8 at 7:00pm
Location : ION Art Gallery - SINGAPORE
At first glance, Agan Harahap's SUPERHISTORY appears to be a tongue-in-cheek look at world history: Superman with Allied troops at the Normandy D-Day Landings; Batman inspecting paratroopers just before they board their airplanes to participate in the first assault in the invasion of the European continent; Darth Vader at the Meeting of Yalta with Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. By inserting popular culture icons into photographs of historic world events, Indonesian photographer, Agan Harahap, forces us to rethink history and the way we remember the past. Conflating historical events with fictional characters that have become so much a part of our popular imagination onto the photographic plane, his pictures have cleverly tricked us momentarily into believing that these characters exist and were present to witness these events.
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When Rahm Emanuel originally filed his 2009 Illinois tax return, he indicated he was only a "part-year resident'' of the state that year, since he had moved to Washington D.C. to serve as President Obama's chief of staff.
But after he decided to return to Chicago to run for mayor this fall -- and after several people challenged whether he was eligible to run based on the fact that he hadn't lived in the city for a full-year prior to the Feb. 2 election -- he filed an amended return, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
"The original return's statements regarding part-year residency were not accurate," Emanuel and his wife wrote in a return filed Nov. 24. "The amended returns make clear that we were full-year residents of Illinois in 2009. ... We are also full-year residents of Illinois in 2010."
The tax returns were among the hundreds of documents released late Saturday in response to a Freedom of Information request by the Chicago-Sun-Times. They are meant to bolster Emanuel's candidacy against challenges before the Chicago Board of Elections that claim he gave up his residency when he and his family moved to Washington and rented out their Ravenswood home, and is therefore ineligible to run under Illinois law.
But Attorney Burt Odelson, who is leading the charge to knock Emanuel off the ballot, said Saturday night that the fact that Emanuel filed the "non-resident and part-year resident'' tax return shows even he acknowledged — at least initially — he wasn't a resident in the last half of 2009 or for most of 2010 before he moved back to the state recently.
The documents could factor into a decision Monday on whether Rule will be called to testify on the residency issue before the Board of Elections. Emanuel is expected to testify Tuesday before the board.
Emanuel spokesman Ben Labolt said taken in total, the documents show he should be allowed to run.
"Rahm's tax return makes clear that he always remained a Chicago resident and continued to pay income taxes in Chicago in 2010, in addition to property taxes, maintaining car and voter registration in Chicago and being clear that he intended to return to Chicago once his service to President Obama was complete," he said.
On the original Illinois return, in response to the question, "Were you, or your spouse ... a full-year resident of Illinois during the tax year?'' Emanuel checked "No.'' He said he lived in the state only until June 30, 2009.
But in the amended return, the couple said the original return was incorrect and "inconsistent with our continued payments of Illinois estimated tax, both in the original 2009 return and subsequently. ... (We are also full-year residents in 2010 and have therefore been paying estimated Illinois taxes for 2010).''
The documents also include the couples's federal tax return, which shows their 2009 federal adjusted gross income was $227,784, including $57,947 in dividend and interest income, $16,274 in rental income and $4,229 in royalties. The return also includes about $10,000 from sources in "various" countries.
The state return includes an additional $80,648, listed as a "distributive share'' from "a partnership, S corporation, trust or estate.'' That brings the couple's total income on the Illinois form to $308,432. (The $80,648 is listed as tax exempt on the federal return and not included as part of the adjusted gross income.)
Also included in the filings released Saturday were many e-mails and documents regarding the leasing of their home, including a 2009 e-mail from Rule in which she writes that she and Emanuel "are NOT leasing with any remote potential to purchase. So please don't lead people to believe that this is or might be an option."
And they include a list of "cherished personal possessions" left at the home, including clothes their children wore home from the hospital when they were born, Rule's wedding dress and an overcoat that Emanuel's "grandfather gave to my father and my father gave to me." Emanuel's birth certificate from Michael Reese Hospital is also included.


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NEW YORK, May 1 (UPI) -- Claiming diplomatic immunity to protect himself from a lawsuit was Dominique Strauss-Kahn's unsuccessful "Hail Mary pass," a New York judge said Tuesday.
Justice Douglas McKeon of the state Supreme Court in the Bronx, a trial-level court, refused to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Nafissatou Diallo, The New York Times reported. Diallo, a housekeeper at the Sofitel in Manhattan, says Strauss-Kahn, then head of the International Monetary Fund, raped her last year.
Criminal charges against Strauss-Kahn were dropped in Manhattan because of questions about Diallo's credibility, and he has also escaped prosecution in France for sexual crimes. His lawyers argued he enjoyed diplomatic immunity as the IMF chief.
McKeon said Diallo sued after Strauss-Kahn had resigned.
"Confronted with the well-stated law that his voluntary resignation from the IMF terminated any immunity which he enjoyed, Mr. Strauss-Kahn threw his own version of a 'Hail Mary' pass," McKeon wrote.
Douglas Wigdor, who is representing Diallo, accused Strauss-Kahn's lawyers of a "delay tactic," the New York Post reported. As the lawsuit moves forward, he could be forced to return to New York to respond to a subpoena and to testify under oath.


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BY Luke Leitch | 10 August 2012
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Thanks to Sir Chris Hoy and Team GB's golden squadron of velodrome heroes, Britain's bike shops expect a fresh wave of new cyclists to descend on them. Yet unless they fancy a Brompton fold-up or a retro Pashley roadster, these tyros in tight Lycra are unlikely to bag themselves a British bike.
Because although the modern bicycle was invented here (the "Rover", in Coventry in 1885), our once pre-eminent bike-building industry has suffered a decline of Alpine-stage steepness. Once-mighty marques such as Elswick Hopper, Holdsworth, Hercules and Sun are long gone, and Raleigh - for years the world's biggest bike-maker - is now British only in name.
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But whatever (most likely Taiwanese-made) bikes the Olympic-inspired opt for, they can nonetheless ensure that their bottoms enjoy entirely British support by buying a Brooks saddle.
Jacket, £850
Established in 1866 - when bikes were penny-farthings - by an entrepreneurial West Midlands (horse) saddler named John Boultbee Brooks, the company still produces all its saddles and most of its clothes and bags in England. Brooks's conversion from hoof to wheel began in 1877 when he borrowed a bicycle that, although speedy, was let down by its wooden seat. Sore, he set about improving it and by the 1880s had filed patents for a design not a million miles away from the company's contemporary riveted leather bike saddles.
Flyer saddle, £95
Unless you go for a particularly well-sprung model, the first few weeks on a Brooks can be a pain in the posterior. But once it is broken in, that pain produces a saddle moulded perfectly to fit and that will, with a little care, last for years and years.
By the Fifties, Brooks had grown alongside the British bike industry into the world's largest saddle supplier. Then, in 1962, it was bought by the mighty Raleigh - which meant that when the bike-building industry began to break down in the late Eighties, it could all-too-easily have disappeared, too.
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Brooks also makes some attractive, innovative bags and panniers and recently started producing clothes, too. The "John Boultbee" range of jackets is designed by Savile Row's Timothy Everest and includes the ultimate 21st‑century garment for cycle snobs, a tweed jacket named the Elder Street with reflective flashes, cycling-friendly seamed arms, and hidden toggles and pockets aplenty.
The most expensive, a great trail jacket-inspired design in Ventile called the Criterion, is, at £850, pricier than most new fully kitted, bells and whistles bikes - a fact about which there are plenty of shocked comments on the Brooks website.
Yet apparently it is selling well, too, as part of what appears to be a strategy by Selle Royal to turn Brooks into the Hermès of cycling.
That can be no bad thing - especially if that Smethwick production line keeps turning out world-beating, long-lasting leather saddles for £60 or so.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - In this traditional season-opening dual meet matchup, Springfield College used its field event strength to best MIT, 84-73, on Wednesday evening. Being the eve of the last day of classes kept a few individuals away from the meet.
The meet scoring went back and forth throughout, with the cross country squad's dominance of the distance events being erased by the 1-2-3 finishes of the Pride in both throws. In addition, better depth in sprints and jumps was the difference for Springfield. MIT won both meet-ending relays amid spirited cheering.
Doria Holbrook won the pole vault with a height of 10' 7", setting a freshman record and putting her No. 4 on the Tech all time list. Allison Brown and Melinda Dooley each had solid showings on the vault, both moving onto the lists. Christine Fanchiang won the long jump (15' 1.75") and placed in the vault, dash, and hurdles, as well leading off the 4x200 relay. Freshman Caroline Gorman won the mile (5:35.96) and led off the 4x800. Andrea Staid (800 and 4x800 anchor) and Julia Espel (3000) were also winners for the Engineers. Staid took the 800 with a time of 2:26.97 while Espel posted 11:11.50 in the 3,000.


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VIDEO: Team USA cruises past the Dominican Republic on Wednesday
BILBAO, SPAIN — The U.S. National Team came here with a simple goal in mind. Get in and out of this town without drama and with their unbeaten streak in international competition still in place.
They are 40 minutes away from making good on that promise after running away from the Dominican Republic 106-71 in Group C play Wednesday night in the 2014 FIBA World Cup.
The U.S. wraps up pool play Thursday against Ukraine, and can finish with that 5-0 record that U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski told his players was a must if they are intent on chasing down a second consecutive gold medal in this competition.
"These last two games before this one have really gotten us in mental shape," Rudy Gay said. Obviously, you come over here with USA on your chest and you think things are going to come easy. But they tested us. Today I think we executed and played defense and played together. So this was a big step for us."
The 58-game win streak in international competition (dating back to 2006 and including World Cup/World Championship/Olympic and exhibition games) is a matter of pride, something the U.S. team uses as motivation each and every night out.
In a group that could end up with five teams sporting identical 2-3 records in pool play, any extra motivation the U.S. National Team can find is probably a good thing. The challenges will get tougher as they continue on into the round of 16, starting this weekend in Barcelona.
"You know everybody is looking at the tape," Gay said. "Everybody is looking at the Turkey tape,they are looking at New Zealand and seeing how they can match that and take it to another level. What we have to do is learn from those games. We know we're going to see that kind of play again. So no matter what happens out there, we have to learn from what we did in the past and come out with some [wins]."
Even with comfortable winning margins, anywhere from 59 points on down but always in double digits, there's clearly still room for improvement aesthetically.
Anthony Davis and Kenneth Faried have been dominant consistently on both ends of the floor, controlling the action against opposing big men at will. But the rest of this group seems to still be a work in progress.
"I'm not even worried about our offense," Klay Thompson said. "If we just play that kind of pressure on defense, we have too much depth and we're going to give teams headaches. I know our offense is going to come. We've got too many talented scorers. So if we keep making those easy opportunities on defense, the turnovers, we're going to be a problem for every team we play."
Still, they aren't wowing anyone, not by their own recent and lofty standards.
And that includes a Spain team that is impressing every time they hit the floor. There's nothing they've done here that Spain won't be able to handle, not that Coach K or anyone affiliated with the program is willing to admit they've given the host nation's team so much as a glance.
Then again, that's not a part of the immediate plan. The goal was to get in and out of Bilbao unblemished, without any hiccups, with room to grow and get better as the competition moves into its second phase.
They've already clinched the top spot in Group C, and yet lingering doubts remain.
"You have to remember we're still a team that's only been playing together a few weeks now," Thompson said. "We love playing with each other, we've got a lot of depth and we just love proving people wrong, too.
"There are a lot of people out there writing us off, thinking we're in Spain and we don't have as much international experience as some of these past and that it's going to be a problem. But as long as you play hard, we're too talented not to do well here in this tournament."
Group C: Turkey 77, Finland 74 (OT)
Cenk Akyol's' corner 3 with 4.2 seconds to play in regulation sent the game to overtime as Turkey rallied to knock off Finland and avoid disaster. Omer Asik was dominant for a second straight game, finishing with 22 points and eight rebounds.
Turkey won the game without ever leading in regulation.
The free throw discrepancy was even more staggering, with Turkey sinking 29 of their 45 attempts to Finland's 6-for-10 showing. Petteri Koponen missed two free throws in the final seconds, either one of which could have made it a four point game, leaving the door open for Akyol's corner-3 heroics.
Turkey is 2-2 with their game of pool play against the Dominican Republic Thursday. Finland is 1-3 with their final pool play game against New Zealand.
Group C: New Zealand 73, Ukraine 61
It took a few days but New Zealand finally broke through with a win in pool play, knocking off Mike Fratello's team with a complete performance just hours after being blown out by the U.S. National Team.
Kirk Penney led the Tall Black with 17 points as they finally made some news here for something other than the Haka.
The Ukraine followed the lead of the U.S. National Team and stood and faced the Tall Black as they went through their pregame ritual. What Finland, the team New Zealand finishes up pool play with Thursday, will do is anyone's guess.
Finland has by far the largest and most raucous fan base here, and there has been chatter about the Haka before and after each game the Tall Blacks have played.
"If there's a Finnish thing I don't know if there is some Viking action coming back," said New Zealand forward Casey Frank. We've got some berserkers out there. I'm sure we'll accept it. We're all for it."
Maxym Kornieko finished with 15 points and Pooh Jeter 14 for Ukraine (2-2)


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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – No. 11 Oregon scored five runs on just one hit in the first inning and then cruised to a 12-5 non-conference win over San Francisco at Benedetti Diamond on Wednesday.
The Ducks turned five walks, a hit by pitch and a single into a 5-0 lead against the Dons. USF starter Jordan Haseltine walked the first three hitters and then hit Mitchell Tolman to give Oregon (18-6) a 1-0 lead. After a strikeout, freshman A.J. Balta drove in two runs with a single to left field to put UO on top 3-0.
Freshman Jack Kruger made it 4-0 with a bases loaded walk before Balta scored on a wild pitch.
USF (12-11) responded with two runs in the bottom half of the inning on a Derek Atkinson two-RBI single to pull within three runs, but Ducks' starter Brando Tessar limited the Dons to just one more run in his five innings and left with UO leading 8-3.
Oregon scored single runs in the fourth and fifth before Tessar, who picked up his first win of the season, left the game. Aaron Payne hit his second career home run, a solo shot to right to lead off the fourth, and J.B. Bryant single and scored Kruger.
The Ducks added two more runs in the top of the seventh on a RBI single by Mark Karaviotis and a sacrifice fly by Bryant. Oregon tacked on two more runs in the top of the ninth on a RBI double by pinch hitter Steven Packard and a RBI single by Bryant.
Bryant led Oregon going 3-for-4 with three RBI and two runs scored. Catalano finished 2-for-3 with two runs scored, while Payne was 2-for-4 with a RBI and two runs scored.
Oregon is back in action on Friday when they start a three-game Pac-12 Conference series at Stanford.
Oregon Ducks score 5 times in 1st inning on way to 12-5 win over San Francisco
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|Celiac friendly
They label everything so well. Toppings obviously can have cross contamination
LOVE this place!! So many choices & never been sick. Avoid toppings if celiac (although I did confirm the chocolate chips were Hershey & gluten free). YUM
Delicious every time!
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7474 Corporate Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70809
Every yogurt flavor is labeled with allergens, but I do steer clear of flavors that have an adjacent gluten-containing flavor (ie vanilla is next to cookies and cream). I don't eat any of the toppings due to CC risk.
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1487 Main St # 102, Watsonville, CA 95076
The frozen yogurt tags clearly ID the GF flavors. Those are safe. Toppings could be challenging. I only eat the fruits, nuts & syrups. Nuts & syrups each have their own containers.. It's possible to have cross contamination on to the fruit. On occasion I ask the staff to bring out a small amount of the fruit I want. I've found them to be very accomodating.
5635 Centennial Center Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89149
Good amount of gf options. Staff well educated in terms of gf. Lovely!
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3754 Center View Way, West Jordan, UT 84084
Labeled and I have never gotten sick here. No toppings due to cc issues though
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3335 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
I have had no issues here you can ask questions and choose what you want
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14775 Jeffrey Rd, Irvine, CA 92618
I always look for the GF logo on the froyo I pick. I skip the toppings bar because CC is very likely. Stick to the yogurt and you're safe.
2045 S Mooney Blvd, Visalia, CA 93227
Lots of gluten free flavors. Clearly marked above each flavor which ones are gluten free. My son has Celiac Disease and I have food allergies due to Eosinophilic Esophagitis.
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3754 Center View Way, West Jordan, UT 84084
Everything is labeled. I've never gotten sick. I do not use any toppings due to cross contamination concerns
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19700 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Yum yum there a verity of toppings which included many gluten free options
2121 South Mcclelland Street, 107, SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84106
Read the item description because they give full disclosure of any allergens such as gluten free, dairy free, whatever else etc! Just make sure you read the labels!!
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3754 Center View Way, West Jordan, UT 84084
Read the labels because they put if it's dairy free, gluten free, and everything in between!
135 E Ontario Ave, Corona, CA 92879
Lots of gluten free options.
7610 Hazard Center Dr, San Diego, CA 92108
We love eating here and have never had any problems with contamination. We are very careful about choosing toppings and stay away from those near cookie-types with obvious crumbs.
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2490 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Many GF options, very tasty
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2490 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Lots of GF options and a couple of DF options
14775 Jeffrey Rd, Irvine, CA 92618
Plenty of their flavors are GlutenFree, but be cautious of their toppings. There's tons of cross- contaminations.
271 Avenida Del Norte, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Love that they label yogurt for allergies including gluten, nuts etc. very good and you can get as much as you like, just pay by the ounce.
1251 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
they have some dairy free options too
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730 E Imperial Hwy, Brea, CA 92821
All yogurts are labeled as gluten free or not. Topping are a risk for CC. The only ones I use are the ones in bottles or shakers (roasted nuts) and syrups. Have never gotten sick from here. 👍
12357 Seal Beach Blvd, Seal Beach, CA 90740
Flavors are clearly labeled gluten free. With toppings, I usually ask if I can scoop from a new one from the back because of the possibility of cross contamination with gluten toppings. The staff are always friendly and happy to help! One of my favorite dessert places!!!
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1487 Main St # 102, Watsonville, CA 95076
Risk of cross contamination is high
430 Los Cerritos Mall, Cerritos, CA 90703
Gluten free options but as this location they rarely offer dairy free options so it's not so vegan/lactose intolerance friendly. I never get any toppings besides fruit.
2490 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Lots of gf options.
621 State St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Flavor choice was great. toppings were sad.
6400 Tampa Ave, Los Angeles, CA 91335
Yum yum yum yum yum.
633 W Duarte Rd, Arcadia, CA 91007
Great yogurt shop! They have a large selection of tasty and smooth-textured yogurt flavors, most of which are GF. Loads of GF toppings, including fruit, candy, chocolate, etc.
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7535 S University Blvd, Littleton, CO 80122
GREAT labeling on the frozen yogurts, but you have to use your common sense on the toppings. Most of them are pretty easy to figure out.
1275 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10065
Gluten free frozen yogurt flavors are clearly marked and amazingly tasty.
752 E Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035
Par for the course yogurt place. Most flavors are labeled GF, but like any other there is risk for cross contamination of the toppings.
550 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203
excellent froyo! gf items are clearly labeled and there are lots of flavor options. will definitely be back again.
555 N Scottsdale Rd, Tempe, AZ 85281
I have only been to this location once, but also Dana Park and Chandler Fashion Center. The flavors aren't all that great IMO and once got sick after they recently changed out the flavors in the machines. All gf options are listed on machines, which is great. However, I doubt they clean the machines between flavor changes. chance of cc. also, yumberri on tatum and cactus has much better gf labeled flavors. however, I do not know if they clean machines in between flavor swaps as well.
271 Avenida Del Norte, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Wonderful that they list gluten free on each flavor that is safe. Wish they were more consistent with their favors - some days there is no gluten free chocolate flavor. And label the toppings please!
304 N San Fernando Blvd, Burbank, CA 91502
NOT Celiac safe!
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2435 Kaanapali Pkwy, Lahaina, HI 96761
almost all of their yogurts are GF, nice to have around when you really want a cold treat.
2490 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Many labeled delicious gluten free options!
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800 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
I go there very often and I love it. The gluten-free yogurts are well identified and are as good as icecream.
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4505 Chino Hills Pkwy, Chino Hills, CA 91709
They have GF clearly stated on the flavors.
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5011 Almaden Expy, San Jose, CA 95118
Able to taste test all flavors. Gluten free flavors are clearly marked and there are many to choose from. I have been there several times and have not felt any problems from cross contamination.
752 E Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035
There's some contamination risk since all the add-ins are stored/displayed together and there's a chance someone could drop some cookie crumbs into the strawberries, etc. Yogurt flavors are clearly labelled. Wasn't bad.
2490 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Our family goes here daily when in vacation. They also offer a DF sorbet and label each flavor GF if applicable.
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1411 W Covell Blvd, Davis, CA 95616
Frozen yogurt flavors are clearly marked with gluten status. Excellent selection of GF flavors. If you have any questions about any of the toppings, the staff is good about verifying GF status. Be aware that toppings are buffet style and risk of cross contamination exists.
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4187 Campus Dr, Irvine, CA 92612
Just frozen yogurt. Go no further (: just don't get the cookies and cream. It has gluten they say
304 N San Fernando Blvd, Burbank, CA 91502
Love!!!!!!!! Awesome.
1570 Rosecrans Ave, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
I haven't had any problems eating their yogurt. They post which are Gluten free on the flavors signs.
534 E University Pkwy, Orem, UT 84097
So delicious! I love that they have so many different flavors.
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3754 Center View Way, West Jordan, UT 84084
Awesome! Each flavor has allergy information next to it; almost all the flavors were GF when I went (including "red velvet cupcake"). Be careful with the toppings because everything is so close together (I was fine) but the chocolate and caramel syrups were GF and in their own pumps so those are definitely safe.
534 E University Pkwy, Orem, UT 84097
I love this place they where putting on their plaice above the yogurt but they stopped doing last time I was there hopefully they start doing it again it's my favorite.
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5635 Centennial Center Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89149
All their yogurt has a placard that specifies if it is gluten free or contains nuts, and some other info. It's pretty cool to see it for each one, the toppings I would avoid because that's just a big cross contamination ordeal. And, they always have Pistachio (at least at this location). there's nothing better!
1450 Baker St, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Gluten Free and sometimes they have a dairy free flavor as well.
8220 Mira Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA 92126
Haven't been to this location but had a great experience at another one. Very nice that each flavor is labeled as to whether it is gluten free. Lots of flavor options, all very good tasting, and fruit toppings seemed fresh. Nice clean atmosphere. I'd go back.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld most of the federal health care law in a ruling this morning. Among Missouri officials, and on the streets of downtown Columbia this afternoon, reaction was mixed.
Skip Ducharme, who owns a downtown coffee shop, said he's nervous about the effects of the ruling, if he has to buy insurance for his baristas. "I'm a small business owner with 25 employees. I can't afford that. There's a real chance I'll be out of business in a couple years, along with 25 other people," he said. "These are tough times economically."
Kelsey Cunningham, who was downtown for the lunch hour, was happy about the ruling. "Everyone in America should have affordable health care," she said. "Everyone should be covered, and if I have to pay a little more out of pocket so that someone else can be covered, I'm happy to do that."
The court ruled 5 to 4 to uphold most of the Affordable Care Act, with Chief Justice John Roberts — a Republican appointee – siding with the court's four liberal justices.
But the ruling didn't placate conservative critics:
"Lots of things are constitutional that the country shouldn't do," said Roy Blunt, Missouri's Republican senator. Blunt immediately responded to the court ruling in a press conference this morning. "I think voters are going to look for ways to express that we should not go forward with this, and that will have a big impact on what happens in November."
Missouri's two highest-ranking Democrats were laying low today: Senator Claire McCaskill's office sent out a one line response to the ruling:
"There's only ever been one goal for Claire—affordable, accessible health care for Missouri."
Governor Jay Nixon said in a statement, "We're just now beginning to review this ruling so that we can understand exactly what it means for Missouri. This ruling has significant complexities and implications for families, health care providers and insurers in our state."
State legislators were more outspoken.
"I think it's a victory for those without insurance," said State Representative Mary Still, Democrat from Columbia. "It's a victory for the parents of children who have pre-existing conditions -- they can no longer be denied health care coverage. It's a victory for college students and young adults looking for their first job, because they can be covered by their parents' insurance. And it's a victory for seniors: lower drug prices due to the elimination of the doughnut hole in Medicaid Part D."
She said now the biggest task in front of the Missouri legislature is to get moving on establishing the online insurance marketplace, or health insurance exchange, required by the health care law.
"We're a little behind the eight-ball, we need to scramble and get busy on this," she said. "The sooner we get up and running, the better opportunity we have to lower insurance rates."
In 2011, the Missouri House passed legislation to establish a state exchange, but the bill stalled in the Senate, thanks to Republican opposition. Senator Scott Rupp was one of the lawmakers who blocked the creation of an insurance exchange.
"It is the building block of the whole federal health care bill," said Rupp. Despite the ruling upholding the health care law, he still opposes creating an exchange.
"By refusing to do that, we are not allowing the federal health care bill to move forward in Missouri."
While the Supreme Court ruling upheld most of the law, it did limit the federal government's ability coerce states into expanding their Medicaid programs. A "silver lining for states' rights advocates," according to Republican State Representative Chris Molendorp, who chairs the health insurance committee.
He said he was surprised by the ruling this morning, but welcomed the limitations on Medicaid expansion. Molendorp has also been a longtime proponent of creating a state health insurance exchange, rather than letting the federal government do so.
"Clearly the court ruling pushes state health insurance exchanges to the forefront. I think they can operate regardless of what we do with the Medicaid population. State health insurance exchanges were designed for individuals, the self-employed, the self-proprietor out there, as well as small businesses that are having problems obtaining affordable coverage in the private marketplace."
In Missouri, there are currently about 835,000 people without health insurance. Thomas McAuliffe, with the Missouri Foundation for Health, said now that the Affordable Care Act has been upheld, the number of uninsured will be reduced significantly.
"510,000 Missourians who currently do not have insurance, will have insurance as a result of this law."
McAuliffe said with the long-awaited Supreme Court decision behind us, it's time to focus on some of the provisions of the law that aren't always in the spotlight.
"When we think about this law, so much goes into the individual mandate, so much goes into the setting up of these exchanges. But short shrift tends to go toward the role of prevention, short shrift goes toward what's already been implemented. Keeping children on until the age of 26, wildly popular."
But this is not the end of the politicized debate over the health care law. Republicans in Congress, including Missouri's delegation, have vowed to repeal the law. In fact, the U.S. House, which already voted yes to a repeal, is scheduled to vote again on July 11th.


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We Rule
Legopalooza was a show organized by NCLUG last week. I can't read the tags, but I'm guessing this huge display based on the game We Rule is a collaborative effort. Now someone has to build a similar display based on Trade Nations - the iPhone game that I'm addicted to.
-Edit- Thanks to the comments below, I've been told that this was all by one builder, Sabrina Gravatt.
-Edit- Thanks to the comments below, I've been told that this was all by one builder, Sabrina Gravatt.
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- ktraphagen said...
Actually, that display was constructed by one person! She did an amazing job showing the highlights off by having her iPad show the online version right next to her LEGO version!
- Dan said...
Actually, this display was built singlehandedly by Sabrina Gravatt, and is a much-expanded version of the one she brought to BrickFair last year. Several sections were modular so she could quickly remove them to show visitors. She actually had the game and screenshots on her iPad, which she used to show people where parts of the layout came from.
I'm not sure if it counts as microscale, but there was a cool modulex display at the event as well.
- We Rule Cheat said...
That has to be the coolest thing I've ever seen, I'm going to see if my school can make one!
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boblothrope wrote:It's been several years, but the Kendall Band interactive chimes artwork is now working!
When did this happen, and who fixed it? They should really publicize it.
The other two parts of the exhibit (the floppy sheet metal, and ring and hammer) still lack their handles. But they were never as interesting as the chimes.
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Ground Zero Design has changed its name to Free Motion Fitness. The company felt that the name Ground Zero was no longer appropriate following the devastating attacks of Sept. 11.
Dodge-Regupol Inc. (DRI), a Lancaster, Pa.-based manufacturer of recycled rubber products, has acquired selected assets of Kraiburg Flooring, a distributor of rubber flooring for fitness, sports and other industries. Matt Koch, owner and president of Kraiburg, has joined DRI as Western regional sales manager.
Life Fitness recently celebrated the production of the 500,000th Lifecycle exercise bike. In a press release, Life Fitness president Kevin Grodzki stated that the company was "thrilled to reach this milestone." The bike was manufactured in the company's plant at its suburban Chicago headquarters.


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NOT even the torrential rain could dampen the spirits of the first residents moving into their brand new homes in Brackensfield in Alcombe.
Lynne Smith, Magna's office manager said: "I handed over the keys to all the new residents and everyone is really thrilled with their new homes.
"We'll be letting the other homes over the coming months and hope that everyone will be moved in by July."
The homes are heavily insulated to make them energy efficient; they incorporate features such as sheds and are designed to enable home working.
Christine Boland, tenant services manager said: "Our purpose is to help people meet their housing needs and aspirations and that is exactly what we have done here.
"There is still a shortage of affordable homes locally, so it's great that we are able to help a few more people find a home."
The scheme cost over £3.8m which was funded by a grant from the Homes and Communities Agency and borrowing by Magna.
The £723,000 balance is being made up from the sale of 10 existing properties, which were empty and required significant maintenance or had been historically hard to let.
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NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. --- Can a New Rochelle resident's business approach earn him the top spot in self-made millionaire and serial entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis' empire?
Watch CNBC's "The Partner," the new five-episode series featuring the renowned investor when it premieres Tuesday, March 7 at 10 p.m.
New Rochelle businessman Michael Graves is one of the contestants on the show which follows Lemonis as he searches for the perfect partner to help him manage his fast-growing portfolio of businesses.
Graves the only New York contestant, is up against folks from across the U.S.
The winning candidate will receive a half-million dollar contract, an equity stake, and the chance to help Lemonis, the subject of CNBC's hit show "The Profit," manage his empire.
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text: "Tough on crime" or "smart on crime"? That is the question. "Tough on crime" is a policy buzzword that is regularly bandied about to secure elections and appointments1 and (ostensibly) to protect the public at large2 from unknown and innumerable criminal elements. However, despite all the promises of a safer society, "tough on crime" initiatives have been spectacular disappointments.3 Society is being tough on crime when it should actually be getting smart on crime. Residents in communities of color are often the ones paying "tough on crime's" high price — often with their freedom.4 The main distinction between a "tough on crime" approach to law enforcement and a "smart on crime" approach is the focus of each. Tough on crime approaches have a retributive, ex post focus that essentially begins and ends with imprisonment: a determination of guilt is made and punishment is mechanistically meted out without regard for the conditions of defendants before the offense or after th


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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Astros sign Erik Bedard
Bedard will be 34 in March. He throws the ball with his left hand. He is Canadian. He was good. In 2006, he went 15-11 with a 3.76 ERA/1.35 WHIP for Baltimore, with 7.8 K/9. Then in 2007, he was better, going 13-5 with a 3.16 ERA/1.09 WHIP, his K/9 jumping to an AL-leading 10.9, and his 7.0 H/9 also led the American League. Bedard finished 5th in the Cy Young voting.
Then in February 2008, Bedard was traded to Seattle for Adam Jones, George Sherrill, Chris Tillman, and two other players. That trade did not work out for the Mariners. In parts of three injury-plagued seasons with Seattle he made just 46 starts and was traded in a big, complicated, multi-player three team trade to Boston, where he made eight starts, going 1-2 with a 4.03 ERA/1.55 WHIP.
Then he signed with Pittsburgh for 2012, and made 24 ineffective starts, going 7-14 with a career-worst 5.01 ERA to go along with a 1.47 WHIP, and was released on August 28. He still managed a 1.3 WAR (according to FanGraphs).
So with the news that the Astros signed him to a minor-league deal with an invitation to Spring Training, it's the very definition of low-cost/high-reward. Any reward at all will be high. He'll compete for a spot in the rotation, and Jeff Luhnow says he has a good chance to make the rotation.
That's fine, I guess. It gives the younger guys more time in the minors, and would bring a guy who has spent eight years of his Major-League career in the American League a chance to help the team. I still have no opinions. Could be fine. Might not. But, and this isn't an indictment of Luhnow/Front Office, this is precisely the move that we would have hammered Ed Wade over.
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The difference between Lunhow and Ed Ed is that Wade would have given Bedard a 2 year major league contract.
- January 22, 2013 at 8:32 AM
Sorry for the "Ed Ed", I don't type correctly until 9 am. Should have said Ed Wade.
- January 22, 2013 at 8:35 AM
- Reuben said...
I'm actually surprised Bedard didn't have an offer from a better team (presumably he wouldn't have signed with the Astros if he did).
So I disagree, I don't think Wade would've been "hammered" for this move- partly because there's no risk whatsoever in a minor league deal.
- January 22, 2013 at 11:16 AM
- Astros County said...
Gnat: "Ed Ed" is much funnier than "Ed Wade." I will now and forever refer to him as Ed Ed.
Reuben: You're right. There's no risk, and it could work out fine. I'm just saying that if Ed Wade was still running the team, an Erik Bedard signing would result in much eye-rolling.
- January 22, 2013 at 12:01 PM
I think this is true. The Russ Ortiz signing and Mike Hampton were eye rollers. This is similar.
- January 22, 2013 at 12:49 PM
- cardsjason said...
The circumstances during Wade's tenure were different, and mostly because of the way DMac was running the org. I think because of the rebuilding setting and the potential of talent on the horizon makes the difference. If the major league club was filled with over paid veterans and the minor leagues barren of talent then this move is taken differently. But I think Luhnow is playing with house money at this point. Most Astros' fans aren't expecting a competitive squad this year, which could result in the apathy of the underwhelming Bedard signing.
- January 22, 2013 at 8:15 PM


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WORCESTER — David P. Lauzon says he was a "knucklehead" when he was growing up in the city's projects during the 1970s and '80s. He preferred running the streets over being in school, so he ended up dropping out of Doherty Memorial High School in the ninth grade.
To try to escape the streets, he joined the National Guard at 18 and later enlisted in the Army and served in Iraq for two years. He was discharged on a medical retirement in 2009, after suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and hearing and memory loss caused by a traumatic brain injury he sustained from explosives and mortars when he was a squad leader and infantry platoon sergeant.
"When I got out I wasn't sure what I was going to do, but I knew I didn't want to go and flip burgers. I wanted to do something that would sustain me for life," said the 45-year-old married father and grandfather.
Mr. Lauzon said shortly after he got back to the U.S., he realized he should take advantage of some of the many benefits available for veterans. Using his GI bill benefits, he enrolled in a couple of remedial courses at Quinsigamond Community College the first year "just to get his feet wet."
"I was afraid of starting in college. I hadn't been to school in years. And, there was the transition from military life to civilian life. That was scary," he said. "The people at Quinsigamond have been extremely helpful. They made the transition bearable. I'm going to be moving on to a four-year college next year, and eventually I'm looking at working with the federal government as an environmental engineer."
Mr. Lauzon is among an estimated 1 million veterans and their dependents who have taken advantage of an enhanced GI Bill — called the Post-9/11 GI Bill — to enroll in higher education during the past four years as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan draw to a close.
Unlike in the Vietnam era, the federal government has stepped up efforts to assist veterans to improve employment outcomes and to encourage higher education institutions to reach out to veterans and give them specialized support.
According to a 2012 American Council on Education study, "From Soldier to Student II: Assessing Campus Programs for Veterans and Service Members," the Post-9/11 GI Bill, which updates the GI Bill of 1944, provides veterans generous support for educational expenses. Mr. Lauzon said the bill will pay for all of his educational expenses until he receives his bachelor's degree. The report also points out that institutions with a dedicated office and administrator for veterans and military students are more likely than those without such an office to engage in recruitment of and support for veterans.
Colleges and universities in Worcester County that have designated offices for veterans services and veteran affairs officers are the ones that have significant higher veteran populations. Mount Wachusett and Quinsigamond community colleges lead the way with about 300 veterans each. Worcester State University, to which many of the veterans transfer after getting their associate degrees, has 124 veterans enrolled this year.
Paula L. Ogden was hired as QCC's director of veteran services in April. She said she was hired after the dramatic increase in veteran students led college president Gail Carberry to ask for research on how other community colleges were serving veterans. She said that while some had veteran centers, none had a wraparound, one-stop shop for veterans.
She said she visits different veteran centers and American legions to leave brochures and to talk about how unique QCC is.
"We are unique. I'm here for veterans from enrollment to retention to helping them with graduation," she said. "In addition to academic support, we have special activities for veterans, and more are planned."
She said she has a freshman project whereby each new veteran is brought to her office to meet her. She connects them with disability and other services, and goes over their classes with them. Instead of having veterans running all over campus to find what they need, representatives of different areas of the college are brought to a cubicle next to hers.
This fall, for the first time, QCC held a special orientation for veterans. The school also held a special event Sept. 20, national POW-MIA day. Veteran students will march in the 60th annual Veterans Day ceremony on Nov. 11. A holiday event for veterans and their families is planned for early December. The school also has a movie-popcorn night and a birthday party for each branch of the service, where there is a birthday cake and favors for the veterans.
"It's just a chance to get to know them and each other and to get them engaged on campus. The more engaged we can get our vets on campus, the retention is better and in turn graduation is better."
Kristine E. Larkin, director of Mount Wachusett Community College's Center for Excellence for Veteran Student Success, said MWCC has been recognized as a top military-friendly institution for the past five years for creating a culture of positive energy and academic support for veterans, active military members and their dependents.
In 2010, MWCC, one of 15 colleges in the country selected to establish a model veteran affairs center, received a $400,000, three-year federal grant.
Ms. Larkin said MWCC has been military friendly since the beginning of the school in the 1970s, when Vietnam veterans were welcomed. She said the school consistently reaches out to prospective veteran students through community events, including speaking at veterans' organizations.
"I think the work we do is very important because these men and women volunteered to be in harm's way to make sure we're safe. The least that any one of us can do when they return home is to support them and provide them the services to help them transition and secure good jobs."
Alan E. "AJ" Jackson was asked to fill the newly created position of director of military affairs-veteran services at Worcester State University last October, to oversee the influx of veterans and to make sure that once they get there, they have everything they need to be successful. His first year was spent trying to get a handle on what veterans were enrolled and what their needs were. Now, he's starting to look at their social needs. Next week he plans to develop a Facebook page for the school's veteran population. Nov. 6 will be veterans appreciation day at WSU.
He said there are occasional dropouts, mostly because of external events in their lives, but for the most part, retention is very good.
One of the biggest problems is helping veterans transition from military back to civilian life. He said since veterans are used to being told what to do, it helps when they get clear-cut instructions on what is expected from them. He suggests some go to community college their first two years, and then come back to WSU.
"A lot of these people in these conflicts went in right out of high school. If we don't educate them…if we don't offer them programs, even certificate programs from community colleges, they're going to be unemployed. And that's the last thing we need having them coming back and being unemployed and having to use other (social) benefits," said Mr. Jackson.
Another big stressor is the Department of Veterans Affairs, in terms of veterans getting their benefits in a timely manner, he said.
Lynette Moon, a 29-year-old single mother, transferred to WSU from a community college in Michigan after moving here with her partner.
She said WSU paid for her books and provided her with a laptop computer until she could get her GI benefits. She has an associate degree in accounting and is working on a bachelor's degree in business.
"I wouldn't be able to afford this if I hadn't been in the service. Before I was enrolled, I was living paycheck to paycheck and barely getting by," she said. "Once I graduate and get a job, I'll be able to pay my bills on time and be more suitable for my son to be raised."
Information about benefits provided under the GI Bill is at www.gibill.va.gov.
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Some interesting creatures have emerged in front of San Francisco City Hall, bringing bold colors and playfulness to the plaza. These vibrant large-scale animal sculptures are created by Taiwanese artist, Hung Yi (洪易). The art installation is entitled "Fancy Animal Carnival" featuring 19 baked enamel on steel plate sculptures, which includes the Sharing Elephant, Auspicious Triple Sheep, and Money Frog.
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|13 February 2014
|Action, Crime, Drama
|Ali Abbas Zafar
|Ranveer Singh, Arjun Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Irrfan Khan, Saurabh Shukla
Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela
|15 November 2013
|Action, Drama
|Sanjay Leela Bhansali
|Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Richa Chadda, Supriya Pathak, Homi Vadiya, Sharad Kelkar, Gulshan Devaiah, Barkha Bisht, Abhimanyu Singh, Raza Murad, Jamiel Khan, Anshul Trivedi, Priyanka Chopra
|23 August 2013
|Prakash Jha
|Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Rampal, Manoj Bajpai, Amrita Rao, Vipin Sharma
Once Upon A Time in Mumbai Dobaara!
|15 August 2013
|Crime, Drama
|Milan Luthria
|Akshay Kumar, Imran Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Sonali Bendre, Kurush Deboo, Pitobash Tripathy, Tiku Talsania, Faraz Deswali
|26 July 2013
|Drama, Romance
|Manish Tiwary
|Evelyn Sharma, Prateik, Ravi Kishan, Makrand Deshpande, Rajeshwari Sachdev, Prashant Narayanan, Neena Gupta, Amyra Dastur, Sudhir Pandey, Prashaant Kumar, Yuri Suri, Amit Sial, Malini Awasthi, Ishtiyak Khan, Saurabh Yadav
Bajatey Raho
|26 July 2013
|Comedy, Drama, Thriller
|Shashant Shah
|Tusshar Kapoor, Vinay Pathak, Ranvir Shorey, Vishakha Singh, Dolly Ahluwalia
|16 May 2013
|Action, Drama, Thriller
|Atul Sabharwal
|Arjun Kapoor, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Jackie Shroff, Rishi Kapoor, Sikandar Kher, Swara Bhaskar
Jolly LLB
|14 March 2013
|Comedy, Drama
|Subhash Kapoor
|Arshad Warsi, Amrita Rao, Boman Irani, Saurabh Shukla, Harsh Chhaya
Dabangg 2
|21 December 2012
|Action, Comedy, Drama
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Jab Tak Hai Jaan
|12 November 2012
|Drama, Romance
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|Shahrukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anushka Sharma, Anupam Kher, Neetu Singh, Rishi Kapoor, Sarika Thakur, Andrew Bicknell, Sharib Hashmi, Jasmine Jardot, Girish Sahdev, Amarinder Sodhi, Varun Thajur, Jay Conroy
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Reforms urged to foil EU 'tyranny'
British MEPs are powerless to block new laws in Brussels even when they unite across party lines, research has found.
UK politicians have been outvoted in the European Parliament on 84% of motions that the majority of them opposed, according to a Business for Britain report.
It warned that Britain can only stop legislation by making large alliances but such a move is "impractical" when so many MEPs are committed to greater European Union integration.
The cross party group, which is campaigning for a better deal from Brussels, found that a majority of British MEPs voted against 576 of the 1,936 motions put before the European Parliament in the last Parliamentary session, which ran from 2009 to 2014, but 485 of them still passed.
Most defeats were on motions related to budgetary control, employment and social affairs, agriculture and regional development.
The study claims the UK, which has 73 seats, is one of the most under represented states for its population size with British MEPs representing around 880,936 each compared to their counterparts in smaller countries, such as Luxembourg which has around 70,900 voters in each constituency.
Germany has the most seats at 96, France holds 74, Italy has 73 and Spain holds 54.
Robert Oxley, campaign director of Business for Britain, said: "Despite turnout for EU elections plummeting to new depths, the European Parliament has become more powerful and more committed to advocating values that are often in direct contradiction to those of voters in Britain.
"British MEPs must either toe the line of large pan-European alliances that are committed to further political union or fruitlessly vote against legislation that they are unable to block. Reforms are needed to protect member states from the tyranny of a legislature that their elected representatives have no chance of blocking, even when they unite across party political lines."


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With the Super Bowl now in the books and college football's national signing day coming on Wednesday, the remaining coaching vacancies left in the NFL are likely to be filled in the near future.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have gone into to college ranks to fill another position on their coaching staff. According to Stephen Wiseman of The Herald-Sun, Duke assistant coach Ron Middleton will be leaving the Blue Devils to join the Jaguars coaching staff.
Middleton has served as associate head coach, tight ends coach and special teams coordinator on David Cutcliffe's staff for the last five seasons. His only prior NFL coaching experience was with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a tight ends coach from 2004-06 on Jon Gruden's coaching staff. Jacksonville head coach Gus Bradley served alongside Middleton on the Buccaneers coaching staff in 2006.
Middleton played 10 seasons in the NFL for five different teams. He won Super Bowl XXVI as a member of the Washington Redskins for the 1991-92 season.