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Monday, May 23, 2016
The Gygax Memorial Fund has 5 Stated Objectives - 3 Are Not Related to the Memorial - Why Have NONE Been Implemented?
Edit: Maybe I should have used "accomplished" instead of "implemented" - but whatever, the haven't been done
- To sponsor informational events open to the public which focus on his work - In the years of the Fund's existance, can someone point me to any of the above informational events sponsored by the Fund? Isn't this something that could be accomplished while the Memorial Itself is being finalized?
- To engage in other activities related to educating the public about his achievement - First, what does this actually mean? Second, can anyone identify actual examples?
- To establish a scholarship program in his name for students with a demonstrated need for assistance to study at an accredited college or university - Now, I know there is no scholarship program established by the Fund in Gary's name. It's been discussed prior that investing the Fund's monies at a return as little as 1% would have allowed for the establishment of a scholarship of $2,000 a year without effecting the Funds monies. It would also have shown the Fund accomplishing one of it's five stated objectives.
All of the Fund news is either about the Memorial process, donations coming in or requests for donations. I fail to see a listing of any accomplishments by the Fund. It would seem to me that objectives 3 thru 5 would be easy enough (and cheap enough) to implement throughout the years and show accomplishments by the Fund in place of the stagnation that has been the lingering impression.
Maybe the GMF has accomplished goals 3 and 4. If so, that is truly newsworthy and should be highlighted.
Again, if you can point me in the direction of ANY of these missing bits of potential news, I'll be in you debt.
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Big surprise; the Wicked Witch of the North has done NOTHING to achieve those goals.ReplyDelete
I'll get you my little pretties...and your little dice too!ReplyDelete
If "informational events" don't include Dungeons & Dragons in some shape or form (and they don't appear to, the one press release I saw concerned "learning games") then I'm glad this hasn't happened yet.ReplyDelete
My entire problem with the Gygax Memorial is that we have yet to see anything come out of it. I might be a bit of a cynic here, but seems to me that a particular person involved is not using the money for the goals it was intended. Given many of the things I have heard and read about the entire Gygaxian soap opera there seems to be a common link to the belief of one individual that gamers are simply a cash cow to be bilked by any means possible and that individual being mired in various forms of legal and ethical controversy.ReplyDeleteReplies
The problem is that it a lot of this is perception. If Gail saw gamers as a "cash cow to be bilked", a memorial is the worst way to do it, as there is a lot more scrutiny for a 503(c) corporation. Nor is there any indication the money is being spent on frivolous things or being used to get rich or pay a large salary to people doing nothing.Delete
There's a hint hint nudge nudge implications akin to "when have you stopped beating your wife", mostly by the overzealous fans, but outside of things not progressing much, there's been absolutely no proof of wrongdoing...legally the GMF has done nothing wrong, nor could you really say there's anything unethical going on here. The very worst you could possibly say is that the fund is not being very transparent, but that's a far cry from either of the above.
3 of it's stated 5 goals could have been addressed but the total focus, by both Gail and those that follow the Fund, has been on the Memorial.Delete
The Fund mission is more than just the Memorial.
Considering that in the 8 years since Gary's death nothing has been done with a fund that had been around 7 of those years, it's more than just perception. As for not being transparent, isn't that exactly what would be a hint of something unusual going on?Delete
Tenkar--that's assuming that all 5 elements are of equal importance to the fund. Which I don't think is the case. For instance, since a memorial might cost in the low six figures, it might be prudent for her to not commit money to scholarships until there's enough in the kitty for the long term plans.Delete
I think #3 could be covered by some panel discussions at Gencon NTRPGC or Garycon, not much investment there except maybe travel expenses for speakers? Unfortunately #4--for educating the public--is a little more diffuse. Maybe funding an ongoing display at a local library or museum?ReplyDelete
As for #5, as you say a safe investment could have been affording $2K scholarships; this could probably be discussed with a particular school that would help them set it up. While not huge, it would be a big honor to an RPG fan. I received a name grant funded by a local family during school and it still has a place of honor on my CV.
- AnonymousMay 23, 2016 at 2:06 PM
While it may be somewhat constructive to try to come up with ways that the GMF could implement these goals, it will have little effect without the involvement, or at least interest, of the GMF. If, over the course of several years, there has been no such involvement or interest by the GMF, we are just beating our heads against the dungeon door, so to speak. As an entity, "the GMF" could have, and perhaps should have, had a presence at various Cons, certainly Garycon if nothing else. Has the GMF ever attended Garycon in any "official" way, with a display, or meet-and-greet, or anything? They could use their website as an interactive learning tool, thereby "educating the public." But, these things take effort, and also some degree of interest in achieving the stated goals. Sometimes I find myself fearing all we are going to end up with is a bronze plaque on a stone block in downtown Lake Geneva, and a dargon's hoard of questions...ReplyDeleteReplies
I recall that Gail did attend one of the early Garycons and was allowed a table where she collected money for the GMF, but I would assume she is no longer welcome at that venue, due to her own actions. The problem seems to be at this point anyone who is more than just a casual fan wants nothing to do with her, so she's limited to larger general interest cons like Gen Con (where he casual fan doesn't know about her treatment of the Gygax family or Gary's legacy)Delete
Wait till she sues them for using the name Gary.Delete
The key thing is that the Gygax brothers are not "innocent victims" here. Gail has never tried to suppress either Luke or Ernie from using their own names in products, otherwise that Kickstarter Ernie did would have been shut down.Delete
The big problem was attempting to trademark the surname Gygax. Most of the times surnames aren't something you can trademark, indeed, Gary did not want to ever trademark his own name while he was alive since that can be used against you in case of bankruptcy or business deals. But they wanted to get involved with a magazine. If it was really about promoting their work, why not use the term "Gygax Brothers", or not use the family name but something like "Luke and Ernie presents Drake magazine". But the surname Gygax implies their dad's endorsement, and implies they are carrying on the wishes of their dad.
The problem is, the reality is different. Gary gave everything to Gail, and he was of sound mind and body when he did so--in fact, the crux of it dates back to around 1986, when Trigee was formed in Gail's name. And Gail earned it--meantime neither Luke or Ernie contributed much to Gary's works post-TSR...outside of one project Ernie did for Mythus, they didn't really co-write or collaborate on anything else. I can definitely see Gail's defense of that--trademarking the name could give the sons leverage for any type of commercial exploitation of the name, perhaps forcing her to get a license from them if she wanted to publish in the future.
(Not to mention the fact why did Gygax magazine go through all the planning but not register the name first, letting Gail get it first? And why did the brothers agree to a partnership that would only give them a minority stake in the magazine--if there was a future conflict, the "new" TSR would have control, not the kids--which is why TSR eventually made the agreement with Gail in the end).
This is what gets me--people assume the guy who is publishing and doing what the fans want is the "good guy", and the person who either uses a lawyer or doesn't automatically do what the fans want is the "bad guy". The truth is much murkier. I see fans assuming the worst from Gail, but assuming the best from the other family members--but what if it's not? The kids could have the best intentions, but they could also be pissed Gary didn't leave them anything and might be trying to get the fans on their side.
And if you think that's an unfair accusation--that's exactly what some fans are doing to Gail.
As far as Gary's "Legacy" goes--people seem so worried that Gary's going to get forgotten by people in a few years. But that's not the case.Delete
Gary co-created and was the chief architect of D&D. He has books written about him, an appearance on Futurama, a huge Wikipedia page, etc. If people forget about him, it's because D&D might become irrelevant in the future, but that's something you can't control.
Gary's legacy is not even in the control of anybody named Gygax. The legacy is his past work, not so much anything unpublished. The biggest creations of Mr. Gygax are owned by Hasbro and are reprinted at their will.
They could have done all that fairly quickly with the funds already raised...had they wanted to.ReplyDelete
I'm glad to read some balanced comments. I don't understand with or perhaps agree with the way some things were handled and do understand the frustration. But I think more highly of our community than thinking it characterized by rancor directed at a widow whose husband was a founder of a game that gives ample homage to chivalry. It's a tough world, and I see nothing wrong with a woman trying to use her husband's IP legacy to stabilize her existence; they are called "wills" for a reason. Do not think I agree with her actions as they appear to an outside observer,but surely we do not show honor to Gary by casting public insults at his widow, we can do better than that.ReplyDeleteReplies
Right, because if a man is respected for a writing a game, it follows that his widow is above criticism. That's Logic 101.Delete
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My comment wasn't about the GMF questioning or criticism of her dealings with Gary's sons. Gail was Gary's life partner at his passing and it was will that she benefit from whatever he could leave her in a pretty messed up world. There is nothing vulture like or witchy about that on Gail's part, it's actually a pretty serious thing.ReplyDelete
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Identities are a set of formula which involves the trigonometric ratios, and angles of a triangle. Here, you learn to apply Pythagorean identities. Reflection of angles and how to derive their trigonometric values using the basic identities will also be described here. Building from the previous concepts of statistics from class 9, the chapter takes you deeper into the world of numerical data.
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Quadratic equations find various applications in many different streams of science. Learning to figure out the roots of these equations is essential for success not only in exam but also in other scientific subjects.
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Trailways Transportation System
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The Trailways Transportation System is a group of 63 independent bus companies that have entered into a franchise agreement.
The system used to provide coast-to-coast service as the National Trailways Bus System (NTBS). Greyhound Lines grew so quickly in the 1920s and 1930s that the Interstate Commerce Commission encouraged smaller independent operators to form the National Trailways Bus System (NTBS) to provide competitive markets. Unlike Greyhound which centralized ownership, Trailways member companies became a formidable competitor while staying an association of almost 100 separate companies.
Regular route bus ridership in the United States declined steadily after World War II, despite minor gains during the 1973 and 1979 energy crisises. By 1986, the Greyhound bus line had been spun-off from the parent company to new owners, which resulted in Greyhound Lines becoming solely a bus transportation company. It was sold off to new owners headed by Fred Currey, a former executive with the largest member of the National Trailways Bus System. (The old Greyhound parent changed its name to Dial, Inc.)
Under the new ownership in 1987, led by Currey, Greyhound Lines shortly thereafter acquired the former Continental Trailways company, the largest member of the rival National Trailways Bus System, effectively eliminating a large portion of the bus competition. Although Greyhound negotiated cooperative schedules with Carolina Coach Company and Southeastern Trailways, two of the larger members of the Trailways system, many smaller carriers were effectively forced out of business. Most of the survivors diversified into charters and tours.
Current Trailways franchises
Today the various Trailways franchises are spread across North America, with some members providing regular route service to areas not served by any other bus company on an interlining basis with Greyhound Lines, each other, and independent companies. Members generally also offer motorcoach charters and tours in competitive markets.
List of franchises
- Abbott Trailways, Roanoke, VA
- Adirondack Trailways, Hurley, NY
- Alpha Trailways, Cincinnati, OH
- Anchor Trailways, Nashville, TN
- Arrow Trailways of Texas, Killeen, TX
- Atlantic Coast Trailways, Hagerstown, MD
- Bristol Trailways, Bristol, VT
- Bristol Trailways of Florida, Orlando, FL
- Burlington Trailways, West Burlington, IA
- C&J Trailways, Portsmouth, NH
- Capital City Trailways of Georgia, Atlanta, GA
- Capital Trailways of Alabama, Montgomery, AL
- Capital Trailways of Huntsville, Madison, AL
- Capital Trailways of Mississippi, Richland, MS
- Capitol Trailways of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA
- Carolina Trailways, Raleigh, NC
- Central States Trailways, St. Louis, MO
- Colonial Trailways, Mobile, AL
- Concord Trailways, Concord, NH
- Dakota Trailways, Spearfish, SD
- Dean Trailways of Michigan, Lansing, MI
- Dixon Meyers Trailways, Mt. Morris, IL
- Eagle Trailways, Statesboro, GA
- Elbo Trailways, The Netherlands
- First Priority Trailways, District Heights, MD
- Fullington Trailways, Clearfield, PA
- Gentry Trailways, Knoxville, TN
- Georgia Trailways, Macon, GA
- Golden Express Trailways, New York, NY
- Gotta Go Trailways, Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX
- Great Canadian Trailways, Ontario, Canada
- Lakefront Trailways, Cleveland, OH
- Lancaster Trailways, the Carolinas, Lancaster, SC
- Lion Trailways, Rio Grande, NJ
- Lone Star Trailways, Tyler, TX
- Louisiana Trailways, Marrero, LA
- Martz Trailways, Wilkes-Barre, PA
- Myers Trailways, Export, PA
- New York Trailways, Hurley, NY
- Northwestern Trailways, Spokane, WA
- Orange Belt Trailways, Visalia, CA
- Pacific Trailways of Southern California, Garden Grove, CA
- Paradise Trailways, W. Hempstead, NY
- Peter Pan Trailways, Springfield, MA
- Pine Hill Trailways, Hurley, NY
- Prairie Coach Trailways, Dell Rapids, SD
- Prairie Trailways, Chicago, IL
- Rimrock Trailways, Billings, MT
- Rocky Mountain Trailways, Rexburg, ID
- Royal Tours Trailways, Randleman, NC
- Salter Trailways, Jonesboro, LA
- Samson Trailways, East Point, GA
- San Antonio Trailways, San Antonio, TX
- Sierra Trailways of California, Sacramento, CA
- Sierra Trailways of Texas, South Houston, TX
- Southeastern Trailways, Indianapolis, IN
- St. Cloud Trailways, St. Cloud, MN
- Susquehanna Trailways, Avis, PA
- Thrasher Brothers Trailways, Birmingham, AL
- Transportes InterCalifornias Trailways, Los Angeles, CA
- Travel Mates Trailways, Harrisonburg, VA
- Utah Trailways, Salt Lake City, UT
- Viking Trailways, Joplin, MO
- Western Trailways of Canada, Delta, British Columbia
- West Point Trailways, Vails Gate, NY
External links
Trailways website (http://www.trailways.com/)


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Japan and the anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd on Tuesday swapped angry words at the world whaling conference on the British Channel Island of Jersey over the hunting of cetaceans around Antarctica.
In a plenary session of the International Whaling Commission, Japanese delegation chief Kenji Kagawa blasted Sea Shepherd's pursuit of Japanese whaling ships as "sabotage" and "violent and illegal acts."
Showing video footage of high-sea confrontations, Kagawa called on Australia and the Netherlands, which let Sea Shepherd register its ships under their flags and dock in their ports, to block the campaigners.
The two countries should "take adequate measures to stop their actions and ensure that they do not start again," Kagawa said.
However, Sea Shepherd skipper Paul Watson vowed to continue harassing Japanese whalers if they return to the Antarctic sanctuary later this year.
"We are trying to find out what Japan's intentions are," he said on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the commission, which oversees both the hunting and the protection of cetaceans.
"If they go back to the Southern Ocean, then we go back to the Southern Ocean," Watson said.
"It doesn't make any economic or political sense for them to go back," he added, seated aboard the trimaran Brigitte Bardot, docked in Saint Helier.
The former French movie star and animal-rights activist contributed to the brand-new vessel, which was launched in May.
The commission has banned all types of commercial whaling in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, a vast area of sea surrounding the land of Antarctica.
Japan conducts whale hunting there for what it describes as "scientific research," setting self-determined quotas averaging about 1,000 whales each year during the past five years.
The killing is permissible under the commission's rules, but other nations and environmental groups condemn it as disguised commercial whaling.
In February, Japan recalled its Antarctic fleet a month ahead of schedule with only a fifth of its planned catch, citing interference from Sea Shepherd's vessels.
The 89-nation commission, roughly evenly split between pro and anti-whaling nations, is meeting until today.
Watson said the hardship caused by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, which left nearly 28,000 people dead or missing, would not cause him to soften his stance or change his tactics.
"If there were an earthquake in Colombia, would we be less hard on cocaine smugglers?" he asked. "The fact is, Japan's whaling is illegal, so just because there is a natural disaster in Japan is no reason for us to stop opposing their illegal activities in the Southern Ocean."
"Our objective right from the beginning was to sink the Japanese whaling fleet economically, to bankrupt them," he added.


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Horror movies are a part of a movie genre we love to hate. Between feeling terrified one minute, and ready to punch our TV screens the next, it's pretty safe to say that scary flicks send us on one crazy ride. And you know what makes them even more wickedly awesome? Watching them again and realizing your fave celeb of today was in it all along!
From Academy Award winners to heartthrobs and our favorite TV stars, many celebrities starred in memorable horror movies -- as well as a few we wouldn't dare admit we watched.
Spoiler alert: If you're not a fan of movie sequels, you definitely missed many of these stars.
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Leonardo DiCaprio1
Heeyyy, Leo. In addition to all of Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar-worthy performances, one film you might want to keep in your archives is Critters 3 -- his very first movie role. Granted it does feature cheesy creatures, but come on, you know you love it!
Jennifer Aniston2
Don't mess with the Aniston. Jennifer might've made us laugh as Rachel Green on Friends, but as Tory Reding in Leprechaun, oh, she played no games. If ever you find yourself being terrorized by an Irish elf, don't be afraid to call her.
George Clooney3
Poor, poor George. Anyone in the fictitious Crippen High School in the horror flick Return to Horror High became the victim of a complete lunatic -- including our beloved Clooney. While George's character, Oliver, did not fare well against a serial killer, at least Clooney lived to tell the tale in real life.
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Kevin Bacon4
It's hard to believe one of Kevin Bacon's big breaks was in the 1980s cult classic Friday the 13th. That's right, this Golden Globe winner was one of the camp counselors at Crystal Lake who had an unexpected run-in with Jason's mother. Word to the wise, kids: Don't do drugs; they'll kill ya one way or another.
Renee Zellweger & Matthew McConaughey5
You haven't seen cheesy movie reboots until you watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation. Starring Matthew McConaughey and Renee Zellweger, this 1994 horror flick was pretty silly and will make you laugh more than scream.
Gerard Butler6
Hello, you handsome creature of the night. Even if you need to squint to see him, it's important to note that Gerard Butler did in fact play the famous dude from Transylvania in Dracula 2000. Admit it, you would still let him bite your neck.
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Brad Pitt7
High school can be killer. Just ask Brad Pitt, who starred in the late '80s slasher film Cutting Class. Even though this movie of murder, gore, and all those fun teen emotions didn't hit it out of the park, it's still fun to see ol' Brad in his former (ahem, pre-Angelina) years.
Patricia Arquette & Laurence Fishburne8
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors offered a two-for-one deal in the celeb department with both Laurence Fishburne and Patricia Arquette. Set in a hospital with teens who possess "dream powers," Max (Fishburne), one of the orderlies at the hospital, didn't believe there's any attack on the kids until they start dying one by one. (Yup, that'll make you a believer.)
Drew Barrymore9
Before Katniss Everdeen, little Charlie (Drew Barrymore), in the Stephen King film Firestarter, was our girl on fire. Best known for some pretty serious pyrokinetic abilities, Drew Barrymore might've been small in this movie, but was certainly a force to be reckoned with.
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Tom Hanks10
Tom Hanks has starred in A LOT of films, which kinda makes it fun to look back at his very first. In 1980, the future Academy Award winner played a psychology student in the horror movie He Knows You're Alone, about a demented killer who has a thing for brides-to-be.
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If you're a vampiress who needs to drink the blood of a virgin three times before Halloween in order to keep your immortality, then clearly Jim Carrey is your guy! Once Bitten is a fun-loving '80s "horror" movie that stars the comedic icon as a horny teen who happens to catch the gaze of an ancient countess.
Paul Rudd12
Are you sick and tired of scary movies that have three too many sequels? Even if your answer happens to be yes, we can only hope you saw the sixth installment of the classic Halloween series, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers. If you didn't, you missed out on seeing Paul Rudd!
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Demi Moore13
Eek, we HATE creepy crawly things! Who the heck knows why the scientist in the squeamish flick Parasites thought it was a good idea to create parasites, but he did. At least we got to see a young Demi Moore star in this horror film, which makes it all worth it in the end.
Hilary Swank14
Even though Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the movie with Kristy Swanson, not the show with SMG) wasn't a horror movie per se, it did have creepy elements -- like vampires and Pee-Wee Herman. (You know, Paul Reubens?) And as much as we loved that uncredited cameo from Ben Affleck (he wasn't super famous back then), actress Hilary Swank did an amazing job of annoying us to hell and back.
Eva Mendes15
As crazy as it might sound, the 2000 film Urban Legends: Final Cut was one of Eva Mendes's first big acting gigs. Mendes starred as Vanessa Valdeon, a film student terrorized alongside her college classmates by masked psychopath.
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Amy Adams16
Who doesn't love a good
spoof? Those who are fans of B-list movies will likely get a kick out of Psycho Beach Party. The 2000 film poked fun at slasher films, surfers, and clueless teens who always find themselves at the center of some mess. And as you can see, young Amy Adams (that's her on the bottom right) looks petrified.
Angela Bassett17
Note to self: If you ever want to make it as an accomplished actor, you need to star in a horror movie sequel. (Got it.) Angela Bassett might be killing it in the American Horror Story series, but she learned how to kick ass across the galaxy in Critters 4. Don't play with her.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus18
Before her days inside the White House in the HBO hit Veep, Julia Louis-Dreyus starred in the late '80s flick Troll. Based on an evil troll king who attacks tenants inside a San Francisco apartment, the film also has a character named -- wait for it -- Harry Potter Jr., who learns magic from the lady upstairs. Yeah, you cannot make this up.
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How freaking cute was Johnny Depp in A Nightmare on Elm Street? This was his breakout role in the world of acting that made us fall in love with him over the decades in film. Of course, after this year's allegations against him, we'll just try to remember him this way. Too bad the character he played, Glen Lantz, fell asleep in this movie. (It doesn't end well.)
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By Benjamin J. Gohs, News Editor
The Charlevoix County Board of Commissioners voted 5-1 to apply for a $300,000 state grant to help pay for the second phase of the Boyne City to U.S. 31 non-motorized trail.
Charlevoix County Commissioner Richard Gillespie was the lone nay vote on the matter that followed a nearly 40-minute discussion consisting of a flurry of concerns, opinions and questions that consumed the public hearing on the matter.
"I'm just wondering if Boyne City could possibly maybe have a larger amount that they're going to put into the bike path," said Roger Conaway. "A city that is larger than most cities except Charlevoix, I feel that Boyne City is lacking in a couple of things: Boyne City does not have a bike trail to get to this bike path yet. They've got a white line out here on the highway, which is ludicrous and bogus as far as any children being on the bike trail, so-called."
He added, "Being that they want us to have a trail out in the countryside, it behooves them that they would put some more money into it."
Bob Taylor asked if any of the residents along the trail route had been give any updated information on the plans for the trail.
"I'm curious, has something been given out to us in reference to the paperwork and so forth that goes with this?" he said. "It looks like you're about to listen to us for a few minutes and then put it in place."
Taylor said the public should have been given advanced notice of the public hearing.
Charlevoix County Commission Board Chairman Joel Evans said that the Charlevoix County Parks and Recreation Director Ross Maxwell had illustrated where the trails will go with a map at a recent meeting.
"That may answer your first question," Evans said.
Maxwell said for the last four months he has had the maps at parks and recreation meetings.
"I don't know anything about this and you're going to vote on it tonight," Taylor said.
Evans countered that the board was only voting on whether to apply for another Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Grant.
"We weren't funded for phase two last year, which supposedly was going to go from Waller Road to Camp Seagull—6.2 total miles, $2.9 million," Maxwell said.
Taylor said he had a problem with the fact that the county was working on securing funding for phase two while phase one was not completed.
"We have the right-of-way acknowledgments out right now for all the property owners acknowledging the easement back in the '50s and '60s," Maxwell said. "We've got 20 percent of them back so far and they've all been positive, and we've offered to go meet individually with the property owners."
Charlevoix County Commissioner Chris Christensen said Maxwell had also proposed the plan to Charlevoix County subcommittees and the full board before.
"The purpose of a public hearing is to accept public comments and input. I think, by virtue of that fact, it behooves the public to inform themselves, and this information was certainly available, as Mr. Christensen indicated, at other meetings," said Charlevoix County Commissioner Larry Sullivan (R-District 6).
"Mr. Maxwell has indicated that he is always willing to talk to people and provide information to them. If the public hearing is run as a public hearing where the sole purpose is to accept public comments we stay away from the bantering back and forth and the debate which can degenerate into arguments … and I think if we run our public meetings in that manner we could move forward in a more expeditious manner and the public could certainly avail themselves to the opportunities prior to the meeting to talk with those individuals."
He added, "Short of doing that, a second method of running a public hearing would be to have the appropriate staff person provide a brief summary and overview of the project … then open it up to public comments."
Taylor said too much occurs behind the scenes of the county board to do things Sullivan's way.
Charlevoix County Commissioner George T. Lasater (R-District 1) asked which phase of the trail the right-of-way forms had referred to Maxwell responded that they dealt with phase one.
"So nothing has been sent out for phase two?"
Maxwell affirmed Lasater's question.
Conaway said he had been told there might be a variation of the trail route and asked if the trail would be on the west side of Boyne City-Charlevoix Road for most of the route.
"We moved it to the other side of the road on the Boyne City side. Boyne City-Charlevoix Road will be on the Susan Lake side of the road and basically starts before Waller Road, comes down U.S. 31 right-of-way to the Boyne City-Charlevoix Road," Maxwell said. "Last year the project (as proposed) crossed the Boyne City-Charlevoix Road and that wouldn't have been good. And, there's not as many driveways to deal with. It's on the Susan Lake side of the road for approximately 3.3 miles. It's ending at Quarterline Road."
Speaking of phase I, Conaway said the opposite side of the road coming out of Boyne City has the least number of driveways and fewer trees would need to be cut down.
Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jim Baumann said he feels those working on the trail are doing a good job.
"In response to one of the earlier comments, private fund by Boyne City groups and supporters of the trail have raised $30,000 in private funding for this," Baumann said. "And, I think Boyne City people will continue to support the trail financially … and I think this is a great project and we need to keep moving on it."
Baumann said the reason the right-of-way letters were not sent until recently were due to waiting on the Charlevoix County Road Commission to OK the wording on the letters.
Boyne City Manager Michael Cain said Boyne City has been a strong advocate and partner of the trail.
"We support all the sections along the way," he said.
"I think this is a great opportunity that the county has and it really dovetails well with the governor's plans to create trails throughout the State of Michigan. He sees it … as an economic development tool that's really going to help the state in the future."
Cain added, "As much as I like the wheelway and the trail in Gaylord, I'd much rather have them coming by our front doors and our merchants … so we encourage you to go forward with this project."
A property owner near Young State Park said he would like to meet with county officials over his concerns about the trail.
Maxwell said as soon as the snow is gone the parks and recreation officials will begin meeting with concerned property owners.
"It's important that people know they're not going to see a bike trail going across their property, that's not going to happen," said Evans.
Lasater wanted clarification on how the process will work if people oppose the trail.
"Let's say we have 99.9 percent of the people sign off and say it's OK but we have that one property owner … who does not want it on his property, what happens then, what do we do? Does that stall the whole program?" Lasater said.
Maxwell said the trail will be built in the road right-of-way.
"It shouldn't be built on private property," Maxwell said.
Evans asked if there are places where the right-of-way isn't big enough.
Maxwell said he wasn't sure about that.
According to Reinhardt, the trail can be built within the 66-foot road right-of-way but if it were to go farther up into the additional right-of-way it would require permission from the landowner.
"It was purchased for highway use only," Reinhardt said.
Maxwell said he believed the attorney general's opinion was that highway use included non-motorized trails.
Conaway claimed that the attorney general's opinion only applied to the first 66 feet of right-of-way and not the additional 16.5 feet.
Christensen said he did not disagree with Reinhardt's assertion but he did clarify that the document in question from the road commission was not for approval to build trail on people's property in the right-of-way but to allow the road commission to temporarily move equipment onto people's property while building the trail.
Gillespie said he supports the project but feels the "cart is before the horse" since all property owners have not been contacted.
Reinhardt said he also supported the trail but was concerned that bike riders and walkers would not be paying fees to use it in the way that snowmobilers and four-wheeler riders pay registration fees.
Conaway expressed concern that not enough people know they can have their property reassessed after the trail is built which, in effect, could mean lower taxes on the portion of their property wherein there is an extended right-of-way.
"I think that there is such a thing, and I mean this in a kind way, that there is such a thing as personal responsibility," Evans said. "If you've got questions concerning your property on the assessment then you need to go … to the township or equalization department or the assessor."
Sullivan said the county should contact assessors where the larger than normal right-of-way exists along the trail route and ask them to look into it and make adjustments as necessary.


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Objective: find a weight that is moderately challenging to build off of every week for the next 8 weeks. Rest 3 minutes between sets. Build over the first three-four sets to a manageable weight, then repeat that weight for three more sets. (Compare to 7/18. This is Week 4 of 8)
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Bar Dips: if athletes have trouble with dips, scale to perfect strict push-ups.
Burpees: athletes should make sure to extend their hips at the end of the burpee and have their feet leave the floor.
Weighted Jump Ropes: if athletes do not have access to a weighted jump rope, have them substitute the movement with 50 Double-Unders or 100 Singles every round.
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hello, I'm a novice in tricore environment, I'm not sure what is the difference between swframework tool and bifaces, both use the same illd ... could someone explain what is the advantage of using one or the other?
hello, I'm a novice in tricore environment, I'm not sure what is the difference between swframework tool and bifaces, both use the same illd ... could someone explain what is the advantage of using one or the other?
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BIFACES is the successor of IFXSWF. Its most notable change is that some of its configurations are now driven by XML configuration files. If you use Infineon's IDE you can easily change those through its integrated XML editor.
There are also small changes in the folder structure. But other than that it's pretty much the same. In all you should use BIFACES from now on. If you happen to build an IFXSWF example within the BIFACES framework it will issue a warning telling you that you are about to build an outdated example within the BIFACES framework. Generally though, it will build without error.
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This week's staff spotlight interview shines on Jillian Hurst, PhD. Hurst is a biochemist and molecular biologist by training who currently serves as the program manager for the Duke Pediatric Research Scholars Program for Physician-Scientist Training (DPRS) and the Children's Health and Discovery Initiative (CHDI). This article discusses her research interests, how she first became interested in the field of pediatrics, and her passions outside of work--including amateur beekeeping!
How long have you been at Duke? How long have you been with the Department of Pediatrics?
I started at Duke in June of 2017, in the Department of Pediatrics. My position is actually part of the Accelerator core and the Special Populations Unit of the Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute.
What are your responsibilities within the Department of Pediatrics? What does a typical day for you look like?
I am the research program manager for two programs: the Duke Pediatric Research Scholars Program for Physician-Scientist Training (DPRS) and the Children's Health and Discovery Institute (CHDI). Both of these programs were just being initiated when I came to Duke, so my duties have evolved a lot over the past year. The goal of the DPRS is to provide support, training, and a mentoring structure for residents and fellows who want academic research to be a part of their career. I'm responsible for developing/scheduling seminars; meeting regularly with residents and fellows in the program in order to help them set and meet their research goals, including developing abstracts, research manuscripts, and grants; and working with other School of Medicine physician-scientist training programs to coordinate programming. The goal of the CHDI is to foster multidisciplinary research that positively impacts childhood and lifelong health. As the program manager for the CHDI, I work with the CHDI's scientific leadership group to conduct research projects, identify collaborators across Duke University, develop research infrastructure to aid pediatric researchers, write grants…no two days are ever alike.
When did your interest in pediatrics begin? What interests you most about the field?
I initially became interested in pediatrics when I took a toxicology course during my first year of grad school. Many of the most striking examples of toxicological effects were in patients who had been exposed prenatally or during childhood – the time period when the body is going through the greatest number and most profound developmental changes. Later in grad school, I studied signaling pathways that play a critical role in neural and vascular development. Pediatrics is a fantastic field because early life is probably the most critical period for lifelong health. By identifying factors that disrupt or alter the developmental pathways that are active during this period, we can develop new methods to prevent and treat disease. I love the idea of being able to prevent disease or diagnose it early enough that we can reduce its burden.
What have been some of the research projects you have conducted or participated in in the past?
I'm a biochemist and molecular biologist by training. As a graduate student, I studied lysophospholipid signaling pathways in the setting of ovarian cancer and in neural development. As disparate as these two areas seem, there's an incredible amount of overlap in the types of pathways that are activated in cancer and in developing tissues. As a postdoc, I studied molecular mechanisms that promote signaling fidelity; in other words, how do cells ensure that they respond appropriately to a large number of different stimuli using a small number of proteins.
What passions or hobbies do you have outside of work?
I'm an amateur beekeeper and my husband and I keep a hive in our backyard. We got lucky this year and harvested nearly 40 pounds of honey! I also enjoy cooking, running, and traveling, and I'm always looking for new places to take my 4 year old daughter on the weekends.
Have you recently read any books, articles or websites that would be of interest to others in the department?
A Commotion in the Blood: Life, Death, and the Immune System provides a fantastic historical overview of how we've begun to understand the immune system and helps to put into perspective all of the new immunomodulatory therapies that have emerged in the last decade.
I would also recommend UnDark for general science and policy reporting, and STAT for medical and biotech news.


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Adding an Antipsychotic Agent Reduces Nausea From Chemotherapy
Adding the antipsychotic agent Zyprexa improved the prevention of nausea for patients receiving highly emetogenic chemotherapy.
BY Allie Casey
PUBLISHED September 30, 2016
For patients receiving highly emetogenic chemotherapy, adding the antipsychotic agent Zyprexa (olanzapine) was found to demonstrate a significant improvement in the prevention of nausea compared with a standard antiemetic regimen.
Zyprexa blocks multiple neurotransmitters, some of which may be involved in nausea and vomiting. This suggests that it might have clinically significant properties for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV). Known side effects of the agent with short-term use in its approved setting include mild sedation.
"We've long known the nausea and vomiting that come along with chemotherapy are a major problem and affect the quality of life of our patients," said study author Steven Powell, M.D., an oncologist at Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and a community co-chair of the study, in a statement. "The findings of this study, fortunately, provide physicians with a tool to better address the needs of those they are treating for cancer."
The phase 3 trial enrolled 380 chemotherapy-naïve patients being treated with highly emetogenic chemotherapy (either cisplatin or cyclophosphamide-doxorubicin). They were randomized to two groups, with 190 patients given 10 mg of Zyprexa orally and 188 a matching placebo on days 1 through 4 of chemotherapy. All patients in both cohorts were treated with an antiemetic regimen of dexamethasone, aprepitant or fosaprepitant and a 5-HT3–receptor antagonist, as well.
The study's primary endpoint of no nausea was assessed during three time periods: early assessment (0 to 24 hours), later assessment (25 to 120 hours) and overall (0 to 120 hours) after chemotherapy. Researchers were also interested in comparing complete response (no emesis and no use of rescue medication) in the two study arms over the three phases, as well as any toxicities related to Zyprexa.
Patients were asked to record any daily episodes of vomiting or retching, the use of rescue therapy, and daily levels of nausea from the first day of chemotherapy through day 5. A study nurse also contacted each patient on days 2 through 5 to ask about and record any side effects related to the regimen.
In the Zyprexa arm, 73.8 percent of patients experienced no nausea during the early assessment period versus 45.3 percent of patients with placebo. During later assessment, nausea was prevented in 42.4 percent of patients with Zyprexa, versus 25.4 percent in the control arm, and during the overall period, no nausea was reported in 37.3 percent of patients receiving Zyprexa compared with 21.9 percent with placebo.
The complete response rate also was better with Zyprexa compared with placebo during the acute phase (85.7 percent vs 64.6 percent, respectively), the delayed phase (66.9 percent vs 52.4 percent), and over the entire period (63.6 percent vs 40.6 percent).
In keeping with Zyprexa's known side effect profile, drowsiness was significantly increased on day 2 in the experimental arm and was severe in 5 percent of patients, the researchers reported; however, no patients stopped taking Zyprexa as a result, and the study showed that sedation resolved after the first day, even though patients in the Zyprexa arm were still taking the drug on days 3 and 4.
The researchers suggested that lower dosing of Zyprexa (e.g., 5 mg) represents an area for further study, adding that evaluating the agent only at the 10-mg dose is one limitation of this trial. In addition, they reported no significant differences between the two arms on the side effect of undesired increase in appetite on days 2 through 5 after chemotherapy.
Three grade 4 adverse events (AEs) — including two hematologic — were seen in the Zyprexa arm and none in the placebo arm. Two grade 3 adverse events occurred in the experimental arm — hyperglycemia and fatigue; in the placebo arm, two grade 3 adverse events (diarrhea and abdominal pain) were observed. Notably, however, treating clinicians did not attribute any of the grade 3/4 adverse events to the study drug.
Study authors explained that although previous research has shown that NK-1 receptor antagonists (aprepitant, fosaprepitant, netupitant, and rolapitant) provide significant control of early and later emesis in patients receiving highly emetogenic chemotherapy, "they appear to have been less effective in controlling nausea" — an unmet need. Based on the findings of this trial, they wrote, "Patients who received [Zyprexa] were more likely than those who received placebo to be free of nausea and emesis in the early, later, and overall assessment periods."
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Join us as we celebrate the 1st Sunday of Advent, the Advent of Hope, at our Sunday morning worship service at 11:30 am. All ages are welcome to attend.
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The Brother MFC-L2750DW Provides Lots for the money. We analyzed the XL version, that costs $400. Although this cost is in the top end for its home/small-office inkjet printer printers we've examined, the XL version comprises two toner cartridges which are rated to publish a total of 7,500 webpages.
The Brother MFC-L2750DW XL supplies a complete set of attributes, such as a quick automatic document feeder, duplex copying and printing, colour scanning, faxingintegration using cloud programs like OneNote.
The 2.7-inch, colour touch display isn't elegant, but it is effective. You can not swipe as if you can on your smartphone but tapping on the digital up/down onscreen menu buttons can let you know where you would like to go quite fast.
You lift the 50-sheet ADF in addition to the printer to show the scanner plate. The lid is kept in position at roughly 45 degrees, and therefore you don't need to hold it while loading a record to scan. There's a foldout grab where webpages land under the ADF, to stop them from slipping off the device.
The output below the scanner is really a recessed cavity within the human body, using a hinged catch in the front. To create simpler, there is a 10-key pad for inputting facsimile numbers.
The newspaper drawer on the base of the unit may hold up to 250 sheets of newspaper. There is another input above that drawer, supporting a fold-down pay, for specialization press; it could manage up to ten envelopes, for instance. The very first time you start the newspaper jar, a message appears on the display asking if you're changing the paper dimensions. Entering"No more" turns this off telling; that is great, since the message may get irksome if you never intend to alter the paper size.
It's a similar footprint to some normal inkjet printer for home use, however it is approximately two times as tall.
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The Brother MFC-L2750DW is fast to publish, using the quickest speed so far one of little office all round laser printers we have tested. It published our five-page text record at 16.2 seconds, to get a speed of 18.5 ppm.
The laser all-around turned into the quickest speed so far in the little office class on our combined text and images document. The Brother printer attained nearly double the typical rate. Spitting off six pages at 20.3 minutes, either or 17.8 ppm, the Brother substantially exceeded the average of 36.7 moments, or even 9.8 ppm. In contrast, the Canon ImageClass MF217w published the record in 12.2 ppm.
Even the Brother MFC-L2750DW was slower compared to typical at printing a gray-scale letter-size picture on plain paper. The printer failed thus in 17.2 minutes, compared to the typical 16.4 minutes. Even the Canon MF217w was substantially quicker, turning in the fastest time thus far, at 11.1 minutes.
The Brother MFC-L2750DW provides rapid duplex printing. It published two-sided text files at 13.2 ppm and two-sided blended images and text files at 11 ppm.
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Even the Brother MFC-L2750DW also bested the Canon version at creating copies, finishing that job almost two seconds quicker than an average of 10.3 minutes.
The Brother MFC-L2750DW maintains a fantastic pace whilst creating two-sided duplicates, in part as a result of the rapid ADF and since either side of two-sided sheets have been scanned in 1 pass. (The Canon MF217w doesn't own a duplexer and thus doesn't publish two-sided files, nor does it automatically create two-sided duplicates of files packed in its file holder.) The Brother reproduced a 10-page text record (five sheets) within 57.1 minutes, or 10.5 ppm.
The Brother all-in-one additionally found fast in white and black, which makes a 300-dpi PDF in 8.4 minutes. This was considerably quicker compared to the average of 10.4 minutes. Even the Canon MF217w was quicker, which makes the fastest scan within this class, in 6.7 minutes.
The sole job the Brother MFC-L2750DW performed slowly than the typical was colour scanning to JPEG format. It created a 600 dpi scan of a 8-by-10-inch picture in 38.4 seconds, compared to the typical 36.9 minutes. In contrast, the Canon MF217w was substantially quicker, at 28 minutes.
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The Brother MFC-L2750DW published text files with letterforms that seemed dark and sharp around the edges. Pictures also seemed appealing, though they published a tiny dark overall. They dropped any information in shadow regions consequently, but midtones kept subtle alterations. This was apparent in reproductions of faces photographs: These seemed attractive since the alterations gave them a 3D look. By comparison, the Canon MF217w printed exactly the very same files milder complete, with much more shadow detail, however, faces seemed horizontal because midtone alterations were cleaned out.
Scans of files appeared sharp, with sharp reproductions of text types in PDF format. After scanning JPEG format at 600 dpi, photos looked appealing, with accurate colours and nice details replicated, in shadow regions.
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The Brother MFC-L2750DW provides better-than-average printing expenses.
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Preparing the Brother MFC-L2750DW was simple after I followed closely that the quick-setup guide. After removing the packing tape, then I set up the drum/toner meeting, which slides easily to the front of the unit.
As an alternative, you may use the quick-setup manual, which contains a URL for downloading the program. Along with motorists, the all round includes scanning and printing applications, known as iPrint&Scan. In the close of the setup, you may even set up PaperPort, an scanning and document-management program.
Placing this Brother printer in my wireless system was simple with the WPS method. I followed the onscreen menu prompts onto the printer signature display, then pressed on the WPS button in my wireless router. Android users have been instructed to get the Mopria Print Service program then install Brother's personal Android program, iPrint&Scan.
The Brother MFC-L2750DW XL multifunction printer provides lots of speed and provides handy features such as a speedy ADF, quick duplex printing and copying, facsimile capacity, and another paper tray. Even the Brother MFC-L2750DW XL turned at the quickest speeds so far for text and also blended text/graphics documents, also it created two-sided prints quicker than some versions make equal prints. Additionally, it provides high picture quality throughout the board. Even though the original cost is high with this particular class, think about that the price comprises two capsules cartridges rated to publish a total of 7,500 webpages. That is a hard deal to beat.
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Fine for Worthing dog owner exercising pet in children's playground
Released: Wednesday, 20 March 2019
A Worthing dog owner has been ordered to pay more than £700 after admitting she regularly used a children's playground to exercise her pet.
Worthing Borough Council issued Karin Tinsley, of Coniston Road, Worthing, with a £50 'on the spot fine' after she was spotted walking her dog in the dedicated area for kids in Palatine Park.
When Mrs Tinsley did not pay the Fixed Penalty Notice and ignored reminders, Worthing Borough Council had no option but to take the case to Magistrates' Court.
At a hearing last week (15th March, 2019) at Worthing Magistrates' Court the resident pleaded guilty to two offences. Mrs Tinsley received a £100 fine for an offence on 3rd May 2018 and a £100 fine for an offence on 24th May 2018. A victim surcharge of £30 and costs of £500 brought the total amount to £730.
Councillor Val Turner, Worthing Borough Council's Executive Member for Health & Wellbeing, said:
"We know that the vast majority of dog owners are caring and responsible. But this case shows that when there are repeated cases of people breaching our dog control orders then we will act."
"We will continue to protect our green and recreational spaces for all to enjoy and also encourage responsible dog ownership within our communities."
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