text: HCS SB 1242 -- KANSAS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL RETIREMENT SYSTEM SPONSOR: Wheeler (Wilson, 42) COMMITTEE ACTION: Voted "do pass by consent" by the Committee on Retirement by a vote of 11 to 0. This substitute changes the laws regarding the Kansas City Public School Retirement System. The substitute: (1) Revises the definition of "break in service" to include when a regular employee ceases to be employed and then becomes re- employed after 60 consecutive calendar days have elapsed or after 15 consecutive school or work days have lapsed, whichever occurs later. This definition also applies when a regular employee retires under Section 169.280, RSMo, pertaining to the Kansas City Public School Retirement System, who later becomes re- employed after 15 consecutive school days or work days have elapsed; (2) Revises the definition of "minimum normal retirement age" to the earlier of the date a member reaches 60 years of age or the date a member has a total of at least 75 credits, with each year of creditable service and each year of age equaling one credit. Both years of creditable service and age will be prorated for fractional years; (3) Increases the number of members on the medical board of the retirement system to three or more physicians; (4) Allows the board of trustees of the retirement system to employ one or more banks having fiduciary powers to assist the treasurer of the system in administering retirement funds; (5) Revises provisions concerning the development of rules and regulations used to determine claims of creditable service by eligible members, the certification of a disability for eligible members, and the suspension and computation of a retirement allowance received by a member who earns additional income by becoming re-employed in the retirement system; (6) Prohibits accumulated contributions from being paid to a member before incurring a break in service; and (7) Deletes a section concerning the granting of prior service credit for a member who is employed by the Kansas City Public School District before January 1, 1944, and who becomes re- employed after January 1, 1944. FISCAL NOTE: No impact on state funds in FY 2005, FY 2006, and FY 2007. PROPONENTS: Supporters say that the bill makes technical changes to the public school retirement system in Kansas City and will not impact state revenues. Testifying for the bill were Senator Wheeler; and Kansas City Public School Retirement System. OPPONENTS: There was no opposition voiced to the committee. Joseph Deering, Legislative AnalystCopyright (c) Missouri House of Representatives


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text: According to a decision that the Bundesgerichtshof (BGH, the supreme instance in all civil law matters in Germany) has released last week, intersexuality is not "normal", but a disorder. People who do not have a clear genetic identity as either "male" or "female" are not legally required to identify as "male" or "female". However, there is no need for law-makers to adhere to, or create a legal basis for, the theory of a "third sex". It suffices for intersex persons, when asked about their sex, to tick neither of the two boxes.


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Having problems with your Philips P44417S Digital Camera ?
Where can I get a cable todownload the pics from my Philips mini
\015 Where can I get a cable for my Philips mini digital camera to download the pics from it? and also, where can I download the manual, and the disk for it, and free, I do not want that driver detective included, thanks\015
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About any place that sells cameras will have either a direct cable for your camera or an adaptor kit + cable to give you access.\015\012Once you have it connected, your computer will probably have a basic driver that will install automatically and you can access the memory of your camera as you would any disk drive.\015\012
\015\012On your manual; go to the Philips website and look for service or support to download a copy.
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The World's Worst War
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Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
Will Arab Spring Herald Kurdish Century?
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So, What Did Egyptians Really Vote For?
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Is David Cameron Afraid of Ed Miliband?
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"In reality, while you're sitting there able to take 10 hours solving a single puzzle in a game, the characters probably have a very limited time frame to do it in. Although, this is understandable: You're not Sherlock Holmes. You can't as a game designer expect people to be able to complete a hard puzzle within seconds just to make the game realistic."
—Modern Gamer
"See, Ganondorf, this guy isn't even the cosmic predestined all-powerful master of evil, and he did a better job than you've ever done. He said, "I want to murder the world", moon, smash, BAM. None of this swanning about on top of a castle waiting for the hero to show up so he can try out his new sneer."
There is time to be lost!
—Force Commander Indrick Boreale, Spess Mehreens We Have Fehled The Empra, a Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War: Soulstorm Youtube Poop
You have rested for 158 days and 16 hours.
—Baldur's Gate II and other post-BG1 Infinity Engine games.
The world-consuming evil will wait indefinitely as long as you're doing sidequests, so just keep dicking around with chocobos and you'll be fine.
There is apparently no crisis so imminent that will deter you from contemplating idiotic and frivolous actions.
Take your time, hurry up, the choice is yours, don't be late
—Nirvana, "Come As You Are"
Easy Rider: Awarded to the hero for refusing to feel any unnecessary urgency, and saving the world in his/her own sweet time.
—Dragon Quest IX, potential end-game accolade
"That clock is going keep ticking until it reaches nine-nine-nine!"
"...What happens then?"
"Nothing. You just suck."
Because, as we all know, when the world is about to come to an end, that is the perfect time to do some sidequests!
Hey, good for you! Taking a break before saving the world! Class act.
—Linebeck, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
Heroes, man. Think they can mess around, maybe take care of a few sidequests, roll in here at the last second like it's all cool this ain't new.
—Noisemaster, Cucumber Quest
Elan: Oh! That reminds me! I've been meaning to ask...
Bandanna: No, just 'cause you have an airship now does not mean the main plot will stand still while y'all fly around and finish up all the sidequests you missed. Why does somebody always ask that?
Bandanna: No, just 'cause you have an airship now does not mean the main plot will stand still while y'all fly around and finish up all the sidequests you missed. Why does somebody always ask that?
I know we should be preparing for the final battle, but I can't concentrate knowing this obstacle is still out there.
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Oscar TV Ratings Up Slightly
Published 7:00 pm, Sunday, March 24, 2002
The Academy Awards telecast, with Denzel Washington and Halle Berry winning top acting awards, drew a slightly larger television audience than last year's show, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The telecast drew a 30.0 rating and 46 audience share, according to Nielsen's preliminary measurement of 53 major media markets. That was a 2 percent increase from the major market measurement of 29.2/43 in 2001.
The final national Nielsen numbers are generally lower, since the Oscars are more popular in the big cities. Last year's 26.2 national rating was the lowest ever recorded for the Academy Awards.
"Anytime you go up in today's environment, it's a real positive," said Larry Hyams, ABC's chief of research. "This is always the highest-rated entertainment special of the year and it lived up to its potential."
Based on the preliminary ratings, Hyams estimated the Oscars drew an average of 46 million viewers. Just under 43 million people watched "Gladiator" win best picture in 2001.
A ratings point represents 1,055,000 households, or 1 percent of the nation's estimated 105.5 million TV homes. The share is the percentage of in-use televisions tuned to a given show.
The show's largest audience ever came in 1998, when 55 million people watched "Titanic" win a record-tying 11 Oscars, including best picture.
"A Beautiful Mind" won best picture Sunday night, with Washington and Berry winning the best actor and actress awards, respectively.


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Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, will announce the new safety code for the web under the slogan "Zip It, Block It, Flag It", The Daily Telegraph can disclose.
The national strategy will encourage youngsters to use the internet and meet new people but to keep their personal information secret.
The aim is to use simple and easy to remember tips similar to the famous road safety code that told children to "Stop, Look, Listen".
In contrast, the new "digital code" will tell children and their parents to:
Zip It: Do not share personal, intimate details with strangers you have met online while also closing off parts of the web to children with security PINs or other parental controls.
Block It: Block emails, contact from people or companies you do not know and block children from accessing certain sites.
Flag It: Highlight any suspicious individuals, activities or websites to the releavant authority, whether a parent, teacher, police or industry group.
The code, to be launched by Mr Brown and Ed Balls, the Children's Secretary, will form part of a wide-ranging internet safety strategy that will also involve a national awareness campaign and new industry standards to keep children safe.
It has been drawn up by the UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS), which was set up to implement the recommendations from a report by Prof Tanya Byron, the psychologist and parenting expert, for Mr Brown last year.
Michael Rawlinson, an executive board UKCCIS and managing director of computer games trade body, Elspa, said: "Just in the way the green cross code changed people's behaviour, we hope that this will have similar potential to change actions.
"Zip It is about protecting yourself and like a computer virus - zipping it away. Blocking It means not letting it come into your space and worrying things need to be Flagged up to an adult. It will mean different things to different age groups."
Earlier this month, Prof Sonia Livingstone, of the London School of Economics and another board member and , said: "I think the road safety analogy is a good one.
"It is appropriate when children are young that parents teach them how to navigate the internet and use it sensibly."
An EU-wide study found 40 per cent of teenagers had been exposed to pornography online, 20 per cent had been bullied and 10 per cent had met someone in the real world who they had first met in a chatroom or a social media site.
A Whitehall source stressed the strategy is not designed to put children off using the internet but to be sensible when using it.
"You should engage with people in the same way that you would if you met them on the street. You would not go up to a stranger and give them your address," the source said.
"The internet is a great place, a great way for children to interact and make friends around the world. However, it is about keeping details safe, not sharing them with people you do not know."
Under the strategy, parents will also be warned about the dangers of leaving children unsupervised on computers and encouraged to keep them in sitting rooms or other communal spaces rather than allowing youngsters to surf the internet in the privacy of their bedroom.
It will also see, in a world first, key players from industry, charities and the Government sign up to new standards in online safety that will be independently reviewed.
UKCCIS, which is made up of over 140 organisations, including Facebook, Microsoft and Google, will draw up the standards.
It will mean all companies will have to clearly state on their websites what the rules are for using their site and what children can do if they see something that is offensive or shouldn't be there.
Prof Byron has said that letting children play on the internet was as dangerous as allowing them to roam the streets unsupervised and said parents needed to think more about the dangers of the internet.
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Roy Pennel here again. I have a flavor to ask of you.
There is a lady in NC. that wants to contact you.
Her name is Alva Jean Pennell/Patterson.
She and I have been working together on the Pinion/Pennel/ Pennell genealogy.
She would like for you to contact her. (PLEASE)!
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The grandfather of Euclio, an Athenian miser, entrusted a pot of gold to his household deity after burying the pot in the hearth. The god, angered in turn at Euclio's grandfather, his father, and Euclio himself, has kept the secret of the treasure from all, until finally the daughter of Euclio, Phaedria, has endeared herself to the god. In an effort to help the young woman, the deity shows Euclio where the gold is hidden, so that the miser, by using the money as a dowry, might marry his daughter to Lyconides, the young man who has seduced her.
Euclio, miserly and distrustful by nature, is thrown into a feverish excitement by the discovery of the gold. He fears that someone will learn of its existence and either steal it or trick him out of it. After carefully hiding the gold in his house once more, he is afraid that even his old female slave, Staphyla, might learn of its whereabouts. Staphyla becomes worried about her master's strange behavior and about the fact that her young mistress is pregnant.
Meanwhile, Megadorus, a wealthy neighbor and uncle of Lyconides, plans to marry Euclio's daughter himself, and he enlists the aid of his sister Eunomia in his suit. Megadorus declares that he is so pleased with Phaedria's character that he will marry her without a dowry, which is contrary to the Athenian custom.
Seeing Euclio in the street, Megadorus goes to ask the old miser for his daughter's hand in marriage. Euclio, distrustful because of his newfound gold, thinks that Megadorus is in reality plotting to take the gold from him, but Megadorus assures him that all he wants is to marry Phaedria, with or without a dowry; he even offers to pay the expenses of the wedding. On these terms Euclio agrees to marry his daughter to Megadorus. After Megadorus leaves, however, Euclio cannot convince himself that the prospective bridegroom is not after the pot of gold.
Euclio informs Staphyla of the proposed marriage, which is to take place that same day. Staphyla knows that after Phaedria is married she will no longer be able to conceal her pregnancy, but she has little time to worry. Soon a caterer, bringing cooks, entertainers, and food, arrives at Euclio's house to prepare the wedding feast. Megadorus has hired the caterer as he has promised.
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The WP gives one of those "let's pretend to care about the casualties' articles that are bound to occur as US casualties hit 1,000 – and will reoccur at 1,500 and 2,000 – that contains some astonishingly stupid grafs generated by the WP line that "nobody" could have guessed what a butcher shop Iraq was going to become.
"Before the war, predictions by even the most skeptical Bush administration critics did not include scenarios of escalating violence this long after the invasion, or of the U.S. military issuing a news release such as the one it sent out Tuesday morning, headlined "Fighting Continues in Eastern Baghdad." In addition, several cities near Baghdad have slipped from U.S. control in recent months and have become "no-go zones" for U.S. troops.
"No one that I know of, to include the most pessimistic experts, predicted a full-scale insurgency would break out within a couple of months of the overthrow of the old regime," said Steven Metz, a guerrilla warfare expert at the Army War College.
Now, Metz said, "the current situation may be sustained for a very long time."
Really? So nobody could have predicted this, eh? Hmm. LI remembers writing several posts pointing out that occupations generally become more, not less dangerous as they are prolonged. We like to think of ourselves as gifted – but we aren't that gifted. We were stating a generalization known to any military historian who bothered to look. And, according to our blog, last May, after Baghdad fell, Adnan Pachachi said this to Business Week: . "Very soon there will be a void in the power structure of Iraq, and Iraqis should fill that void, It is not in the interest of the U.S. to prolong its military presence. Their soldiers will be exposed to greater danger as time goes on."
Ah, but Pachachi was, let's face it, an Iraqi – what important D.C. thinktank had he ever published an important paper in? What important dinner had Sally Quinn ever invited him to?
As the Iraq war continues to wend its corrupt, corpse laden way through the American body politic, it just may have one healthy effect – to generate disgust with the D.C. elite that governs this country. A brain dead, arrogant, bribe-able mass of second raters if ever there was one, comparable to the French governing elite on the eve of World War II.
As for predictions – this gets us close to a topic we are going to do a post about later. But we reprint here a post we wrote last year, Monday, March 31, 2003:
When this War began, Mr. Limited Inc and Mr. Gadfly had a little discussion about the nature of forecasts. Mr. Limited Inc took exception to Mr. Gadfly's idea that nothing could be known about what the future held. Au contraire mon frere, we said. We know that one thing will happen and then another thing will happen. This might seem like a whole lotta null set, but it is really a whole lotta structure. We reject radical skepticism about the structure of the future. However, to be honest, we are making a point that is besides the point for Mr. Gadfly, who was pointing out something about knowledge. . Nobody in the U.S. knows enough about Iraq, and nobody in Iraq knows enough about the U.S., to make any wise prediction as to the outcome, on a realtime basis, of their encounter. This is actually a very strong point. We even think it is one of the strongest points that can be made.
But we think our point is also strong. Structure is important because, while it doesn't give us a picture of the substance of future events, it gives us a rule about how they must unfold. Ignoring the "then and then and then" structure puts a plan on a collision course with reality. When a plan violates the principle that the past has already happened (or, in other words, when a plan is premised on an incompletely known past, or a past that has been distorted by the planner in some way), it will fail, even if its outcome, by happy chance, occurs. If I try to burn down a building on a stormy day with wet matches, the building is not going to torch -- but a lightening stroke might do the trick. Plans have a trajectory over time. Planners who aren't sensitive to the temporal nature of the plan's actualization are also in violation of the above rule, although in a subtler sense -- they are adding to the past as they try to control a process that is going on into the future. We have to understand, in other words, how to sum over probabilities, and how to revise ourselves when those probabilities are realized over time.
This is why, so often, business plans go awry. Businessmen are peculiarly prone to becoming prisoners of the superlative. They are addicts of the vision statement, in which �best practices", "superb performance", and the "highest levels of excellence" vie with each other to debauch meaning. They throw around locutions like �"world class," and they are big believers in a crude version of William James' Will to Believe -- they like to think that wishing on a star will make your wish come true, or at least true enough that they can get sell their options on the star before it twinkles out. Ross Perot is the echt businessman. He came dancing out of that culture, he mouthed that culture's platitudes, and he seemed to speak a slightly deranged variant of the English tongue. Bush has the same problem. Language is always such a naysayer. But all too often, the vision statement fails. The dogs won't eat the dogfood. The punchdrunk won't drink the punch. What to do? After all, one has just indulged in an orgy of orgulousness? At this point, you look around for traitors. Failure becomes a question of disloyalty.
This is pertinent: after all, we are being directed in this war by the CEO mindset armed.
This is important if, as we think is the case, we are seeing the war split into two. One is the war against Saddam the Horrific. The other is the war against the post-Saddam guerrilla. The latter has no name, yet; the incipient program is simply, repel the invader. As the invader triumphs, setting up a state run by Rumsfeld's creepy buddy, Jay Garner (who has a first class ticket to Bushs monster ball, being one of the numerous hawks who have day jobs as Perlish vultures), we will have a new war. In this one, the Iraqi state will be our ally against Iraqi "terrorists" -- that is, the people who are firing on American forces and their Iraqi collaborators. In the new war, the goal will be a lot clearer -- it will be to repel the occupiers. As the krewe of Iraqi exiles preferred by the Pentagon are installed (over the resistance of other Iraqis) get set up, the traditional lines of the conflict will become clear a client state, an imperialist sponsor, and the usual poisonous symbiosis between them, with the client depending on the sponsor to sustain it at the same time that that dependence renders it illegitimate.
Slate's Fred Kaplan wrote an interesting report, last week, on how the military gamed its own war game on Iraq. The war game pitted two teams -- the blues, representing true blue America, and the reds, representing red as in blood Saddam H. As soon as the red team started acting in such a fashion as to upset the blue team, the rules were changed, moves were disallowed, and in general the pre-ordained triumph of the blues was vindicated at the expense of the game's realism.
Kaplan restrains himself when it comes to the Strangelovian name of the Red commander Van Riper, one "p" away from Ripper, if you can believe it �Here are three grafs that tell a lot about Bush's War:
For instance -- and here is where he displayed prescience - Van Riper used motorcycle messengers to transmit orders to Red troops, thereby eluding Blue's super-sophisticated eavesdropping technology. He maneuvered Red forces constantly. At one point in the game, when Blue's fleet entered the Persian Gulf, he sank some of the ships with suicide-bombers in speed boats. (At that point, the managers stopped the game, "refloated" the Blue fleet, and resumed play.)
"Robert Oakley, a retired U.S. ambassador who played the Red civilian leader, told the Army Times that Van Riper was "out-thinking" Blue Force from the first day of the exercise.
"Yet, Van Riper said in his e-mail, the game's managers remanded some of his moves as improper and simply blocked others from being carried out. According to the Army Times summary, "Exercise officials denied him the opportunity to use his own tactics and ideas against Blue, and on several occasions directed [Red Force] not to use certain weapons systems against Blue. It even ordered him to reveal the location of Red units."
Finally, Van Riper quit the game in protest, so as not to be associated with what would be misleading results.��
The blue game is the one they are reporting 24/7 in the American news media. We wonder how long it is going to take before the Red game is reported. Iraq, as we keep reminding our loyal band of readers, is not Afghanistan - or not, at least, the Afghanistan of our dream war. In reality, Afghanistan is heating up again -- we simply aren't paying attention to it. As why should we - we aren't planning on making Afghanistan an American protectorate. That cow doesnt milk, as we say in Texas. Or is it that cow doesn't hunt dogs? We always mix up our folksy phrases.
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Paul Scholes Announces His Retirement: End of an EraMay 31, 2011
Manchester United stalwart Paul Scholes today called time on a glorious playing career, announcing his retirement at the age of 36. He will continue to play a role at the club, as he joins United's coaching staff.
The midfielder came through the ranks at Old Trafford as part of the "Class of '92" with Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, David Beckham, Nicky Butt and Phil Neville, and made 676 appearances for the Red Devils since making his debut in 1994.
Scholes played his entire career for United, helping to lead his team to their record 19th league title in his final year at the club.
Announcing his retirement, he said, "This was not a decision I've taken lightly but I feel now is the right time for me to stop playing.
"I am not a man of many words but I can honestly say that playing football is all I have ever wanted to do and to have had such a long and successful career at Manchester United has been a real honour.
"To have been part of the team that helped the club reach that 19th title is a great privilege."
Scholes follows Gary Neville and Edwin van der Sar in announcing his retirement this season, with the latter also making his final appearance in Saturday's Champions League Final defeat at the hands of Barcelona.
During the course of his incredible career, he scored 150 goals for his club and 14 goals in 66 appearances for his country before he surprisingly announced his international retirement in 2004.
However, this was a move typical of the midfielder, who was famous for his low-key demeanour and professional behaviour off the field.
Sir Alex Ferguson acknowledged his reputation as a model professional, calling him "inspirational to players of all ages," and hailing him as "a truly unbelievable player."
A number of players and United legends have already heaped praise upon Scholes, who won 17 trophies in his playing career, including 10 league titles.
His achievements also include two Champions League titles, and despite being suspended for 1999's victory over Bayern Munich, he was Ferguson's "first name on the team-sheet" when United defeated Chelsea in 2008.
Scholes, having begun his career as a goalscoring midfielder, refined his role in recent years to become one of the greatest playmakers in English football.
He was known for his trademark volleys, scoring a number of stunning strikes, most famously against Barcelona—the goal which secured United's passage to the Champions League final.
His passing was second to none, and his vision and intelligence of a football field is arguably unrivalled. Even Zinedine Zidane named the midfield maestro as the greatest player of his generation. Only his tackling ability was ever questioned, and rightly so, as Scholes collected the fourth most yellow cards in Premier League history.
However, off the pitch, Scholes kept a low profile and has a reputation as a family man. He rarely spoke in interviews, preferring to shy away from the limelight and live his life untroubled by the British media.
Paul Scholes may have called time on an illustrious career today, but he will play one final match for Manchester United.
His testimonial match is being planned for August this year, and it will give the Old Trafford faithful one final chance to see Scholes play before he begins a new chapter in his Manchester United career as a coach.
Scholes is now one of the great United legends, and his retirement ends one of the most exceptional, and well-conducted, football careers of all time.


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I cannot figure out some words while listening to a clip of the Hourly Newscast program from NPR.
Could someone please be kind enough to help me by filling out the two blanks of the last paragraph which I wrote down after listening to the above-mentioned audio clip?
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There have been more protests over legislations that will crack down on illegal immigrants. On Capitol Hill, Washington about hundred demonstrators wore handcuffs to protest the proposals that will criminalize aid program for immigrants.
In California, tens of thousands of students walked out of class today, hundreds more did the same in Dowlas. And crowds in Detroit converged to a downtown federal building. President Bush says the debate in Congress over how to change the nation's immigration law won't be easy. He laid out his broad ideas in a naturalization ceremony in Washington today calling for both tough enforcement and ways for undocumented workers to have jobs legally. NPR's David Green reports.
The immigration debate is not break along party lines, and on Capitol Hill, some proposals could be more different. There're lawmakers who want to give undocumented workers a path to citizenship and the others who want to make being in US illegally a felony while building a new 700 mile fence along Mexico border. Mr. Bush called for a fair debate.
"The immigration debate should be conducted in a civil and dignified way. No one should play on people's fears, or try to pit neighbors against each other."
The president (2'15")_____________ Congress __________ over the details, but he says he wants to tighten enforcement along with the program that would allow illegal immigrants to apply for temporary work permits. As a chance of citizenship, Mr. Bush didn't rule out, but says undocumented immigrants working in US shouldn't be able to jump the line. David Green, NPR news, the White House.
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We can now call him President Barack "Open Borders" Obama.
This week a bipartisan group of U.S. senators came up with an immigration reform package that, according to FoxNews.com, included these key points:
» A pathway to citizenship for the 11 million illegal immigrants who currently reside in the United States. The pathway will be contingent on a plan that better secures the nation's borders.
» Better tracking of those currently in this country on visas.
» Background checks.
» Paying fines and back taxes so that illegal immigrants can then qualify for a probationary legal status.
As the senators were presenting their plan, Obama was in Nevada, doing what he and other Democrats do best: groveling for the Latino vote when it comes to the matter of illegal immigration.
President "Open Borders" then presented his own plan for immigration reform. Like that of the senators, it had four key points.
» A pathway to citizenship.
» Improved border security.
» "Overhauling" the current legal immigration system.
» Helping businesses verify the legal status of workers.
Obama doesn't link a path to citizenship with improving border security. That doesn't sit well with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a conservative, Republican Latino who is part of the bipartisan group of senators who presented their own plan.
"I think that would be a terrible mistake," Rubio said of not linking a path to citizenship with better border security. "We have a bipartisan group of senators that have agreed to that. For the president to try to move the goalposts on that specific requirement, as an example, does not bode well in terms of what his role's going to be in this or the outcome."
Rubio said if the link between a path to citizenship and improved border security isn't in an immigration reform bill, then he won't support it.
It should be obvious why the senators linked the path to citizenship with improved border security. Once word gets around south of the border that the gringos are cutting slack to anyone who slips across the border -- which is basically what we have been doing -- then even more illegal immigrants will flood the country.
But that might be precisely what Barack "Open Borders" Obama wants.
The man has to be intelligent enough to realize what a group of Republican and Democratic senators have concluded: that creating a path to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants while the border is still porous only invites more illegal immigrants.
So if Obama doesn't make the same link, it can only be because he'd welcome more illegal immigrants.
Neither the president nor the senators gave specifics about how to better secure the border. And none of them acknowledged the obvious truth: that the federal government has already dismally failed in its obligation to secure our borders.
What is it going to take for them to take this problem seriously? Must we propose militarizing the border from California to Texas? Must we talk about creating a 10-mile-wide zone filled with barbed wire and land mines, and shoot anyone who makes it through -- must we bring back Herman Cain's suggestion of an alligator-filled moat? -- before the message is clear that Americans are dead serious about protecting our borders?
Examiner Columnist Gregory Kane is a Pulitzer-nominated news and opinion journalist who has covered people and politics from Baltimore to the Sudan.


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Gravy Soup Recipe
This soup is basically a method for using up the leftovers from a joint of beef. If you like you can also use up any spare vegetables in the soup.
- slices leftover beef, chopped
- leftover beef gravy
- 1 large onion, peeled and chopped
- 1 small carrot, cut in strips
- 1 quart water
- 1 dessertspoon mushroom catsup
- seasoning
- 1 dessertspoon crushed tapioca
- 1 tablespoon dripping
- Fry the onions in the dripping over a low heat until the onions are transparent.
- Add the meat and fry very gently for a further 2 minutes.
- Add the water and leftover gravy.
- Bring slowly to the boil.
- Remove any scum.
- Add the tapioca together with carrot, and simmer slowly for 2 hours.
- Season to taste.
- Put in the mushroom catsup and serve.
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 130 minutes
Yield: 4 portions
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The event will offer free and low-cost medical screenings, as well as health information and education from community health providers. Physicians, specialists, nurses and nurse practitioners, dieticians, diabetes educators, dentists, optometrists, chiropractic specialists, and other health professionals will be on hand throughout the event to answer questions about health and to educate on programs available in the area.
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"Blessed is he that cometh in the Science of Wisdom." ~Phineas Parkhurst Quimby
July, 2012
[For the Advertiser.]
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Feb. 13, 1862.
Mr. Editor;— As you have given me the privilege of answering an article in your paper of the 11th inst., where you classed me with spiritualists, mesmerizers, clairvoyants, &c., I take this occasion to state where I differ from all classes of doctors, from the Allopathic physician to the healing medium. All these admit disease as an independent enemy of mankind; but the mode of getting rid of it divides them in their practice.— The old school admit that medicines contain certain curative properties, and that certain medicines will produce certain effects. This is their honest belief. The Homoeopathic physicians believe their infinitessimals produce certain effects. This is also honest. But I believe all their medicine is of infinitely less importance than the opinions that accompany it. I never make war with medicine, but with opinions. I never try to convince a patient that trouble arises from calomel or any other poison. But the poison of the doctors' opinion in admitting a locating disease. But another class under cover of spiritualism and mesmerism, claim power from another world, and to these my remarks are addressed. I was one of the first mesmerizers in the State who gave public experiments, and had a subject who was considered the best then known, He examined and prescribed for diseases just as this class do now, and I know how much reliance can be placed on a medium, for when in this state they are governed by the superstitution and beliefs of the person they are in communication with, and read all their thoughts and feelings in regard to their disease, whether the patient is aware of them or not.
The capacity of thought-reading is the common extent of mesmerism. Clairvoyance is very rare and can be easily tested by blind-folding the subject and giving him a book to read. If he can read without seeing, that is conclusive evidence that he has independent sight. This was my test during my experiments. This state is of very short duration. They then come into that state where they are governed by surrounding minds. All the mediums of this day reason about medicine as much as the regular physicians.— They both believe in disease, and both recommend medicine. When I mesmerize my subject, he would prescribe some little simple herb that would do no harm or good of itself. In some cases this would cure the patient. I also found that any medicine would cure certain cases, if he ordered it. This led me to investigate the matter and arrive at the stand I now take; that the cure is not in the medicine, but in the confidence of the doctor or medium. A clairvoyant never reasons nor alters his opinion; but if in the first state of thought-reading, he prescribes medicine, he must be posted by some mind interested in it, and also must derive his knowledge from the same source as the doctors do. The subject I had, left me and was employed by John B. Dodds, who employed him in examining diseases in the mesmeric sleep, and taught him to recommend such medicines as he got up himself in Latin, and as the boy did not know Latin, it looked very mysterious. Soon afterwards he was at home again, and I put him asleep to examine a lady, expecting that he would go on in his old way, but instead of that he wrote a long prescription in Latin. I awoke him that he might read it, but he could not; so I took it to the Apothecary's, who said he had not the articles, and that they would cost twenty dollars.— This was impossible for the lady to pay, so I returned and put him asleep again, and he gave his usual prescription of some little herb, and she got well. This, with the fact that all these mediums admit disease, and derive their knowledge from the common allopathic belief, convinces me that if it were not for the superstition of the people, believing that these subjects, merely because they have their eyes shut, know more than the apothecaries; they could make few cures. Let any medium open his eyes, and let the patient describe his disease, then the medicine would do about as much good as brown bread pills. But let the eyes be shut and then comes the mystery. It is true that they will tell the feelings, but that is all the difference.
Now I deny disease as a truth, but admit it is a deception, stated like all other stories, without any foundation, and handed down from generation to generation, till the people believe it, and it has become a part of their lives, so they live a lie, and their senses are in it. To illustrate this, suppose I tell a person he has the diptheria, and he is perfectly ignorant of what I mean. So I describe the feelings and tell the danger of the disease, and how fatal it is in many places. This makes the person nervous, and I finally convince him of the disease. I have now made one, and he attaches himself to it, and really understands it, and he is in it soul and body. Now he goes to work to make it, and in a short time it makes its appearance. My way of curing convinces him that he has been deceived, and if I succeed the patient is cured. As it is necessary that he should feel that I know more than he does. I tell his feelings. This he cannot do to me, for I have no fears of diptheria. My mode is entirely original. I know what I say and they do not, if their word is to be taken. Just so long as this humbug of inventing diseases continues, just so long the people will be sick and be deceived by the above named crafts.
Feb. 14, 1862
P. P. Quimby
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At last, the importance of MEMS packaging and interconnection has gained recognition.
The minute details of intricate microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) structures and what they can accomplish have always provided intrigue-intrigue that has overshadowed the niggling but important issue of production packaging. In fact, packaging has proven to be one of the technology's greatest limitations.
Inspired by the prospect of substantial cost savings, though, start-ups and even established MEMS suppliers have recently taken on the packaging challenge. The advancements they've made could lead to greater acceptance of MEMS devices.
Packaging legacy
Depending on the MEMS device, packaging approaches can vary widely between MEMS devices exposed to the environment (such as pressure sensors) and those isolated from the environment (such as accelerometers and RF MEMS). Micro-optoelectromechanical systems (MOEMS), bioMEMS, and MEMS actuators all have their own unique packaging issues. In fact, the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) (www.itrs.net/Links/2006Update/FinalToPost/11_AP2006UPDATE.pdf, page 12) identifies unique packaging requirements and potential direction for RF, bio, inertial, and optical MEMS. This degree of planning for MEMS packaging is new-and welcome.
In many respects, MEMS packaging has not been a part of the up-front design process. At least that's how it would appear to an outsider noting the placement of a state-of-the-art structure into a metal can or ceramic package that was designed 20 or more years earlier. According to the Micro and Nanotechnology Commercialization Education Foundation's (MANCEF) Second Edition of International Micro-Nano Roadmap (www.mancef.org/roadmap2.htm), "Packaging was an afterthought for most MEMS designers and manufacturers only a few years ago." Consequently, packaging has been attributed to be as high as 70% of the total cost of a MEMS device. Based on its unfair share of the cost, greater attention is now being directed at packaging. In fact, packaging is receiving greater research and development focus as a key enabler for microsystems commercialization.
Eric Mounier, project manager for MEMS and optoelectronics at market research firm Yole Developpement (www.yole.fr), confirms packaging's high percentage of the total MEMS cost. "Today MEMS packaging is very expensive. That is why most MEMS companies have moved away from die-level packaging to wafer level packaging (WLP)," he says. "Texas Instruments, for example, is currently investigating WLP for its DLP chip."
One of the major factors impacting the direction of MEMS technology, including packaging, is an evolving business model. "Ten years ago, the business model that most start-up MEMS companies had was 'we will build a factory,' " says Roger Grace, president of Roger Grace Associates (www.rgrace.com) as well as past president and co-founder of MANCEF. "What we are seeing now is that the MEMS industry has basically adopted the same strategy as the semiconductor industry and many of the newest companies are fabless, which makes them more dependent on the infrastructure."
As a result of this increasing dependency on outside contractors for production expertise, packaging has relied on standards from microelectronics manufacturing and has taken advantage of new MEMS-specific approaches developed by companies providing a new MEMS infrastructure.
Riding on CMOS
MEMS packaging for high-volume consumer applications-such as the low-cost time-reference market currently dominated by quartz crystals and imaging stabilization for cameras in cell phones-requires a departure from the traditional approaches. Taking advantage of the cost-effectiveness and broad availability of CMOS processing technology, some start-ups have developed packaging techniques to use the CMOS process without requiring any modifications. Two companies, InvenSense and SiTime, take similar, yet different, approaches.
InvenSense's (www.invensense.com) MEMS gyroscope uses a bulk micromachined structure. "Basically the whole concept here is integrating bulk silicon MEMS with the CMOS directly," says Steven Nasiri, CEO and founder (in 2003) of InvenSense. A patented process allows InvenSense to reduce the size and cost of the MEMS gyro to meet the requirements of consumer applications.
"What you are looking at is almost like engineered SOI with a bunch of micromachining on the wafer," says Nasiri. Part of the micromachining on the top of that engineered SOI (silicon on insulator) wafer is a seal ring and electrical interconnect posts. When this wafer mates to the CMOS, it simultaneously creates a hermetic seal by bonding the MEMS directly to the aluminum of the CMOS. It also creates the electrical interconnects between the MEMS and the aluminum. The layer of material on top of the bulk silicon establishes a eutectic bond to the CMOS.
"In our case, electronics and the MEMS, everything hermetically sealed at the wafer level, 90% of my cost is done," says Nasiri. "Assembly and test is 10% to 15% of the cost." This allows the use of low-cost plastic packaging.
Another key part of the whole technology is a very small sealing area. "We are taking advantage of the multi-layer metal that already comes to us free in the CMOS," says Nasiri.
Using the MEMS First process developed and patented by Robert Bosch, SiTime (www.sitime.com), founded in 2004, creates a small, low-cost MEMS-based replacement for quartz crystals. In SiTime's device, deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) defines the beam structure for the resonator and creates isolation for the electrical path to electrostatically drive the structure and sense the capacitance.
InvenSense's Nasiri-Fabrication process simultaneously seals and interconnects the MEMS structure to the CMOS ASIC. Another step removes the excess silicon on the CMOS to access the bond pads.
Instead of a separate bulk micromachined cover that would increase the MEMS device size by 200% or more, a silicon cap grown over the resonator structure provides its hermetic seal. Vias cut through the cap silicon form electrical contacts to the resonator's drive and sense electrodes. The complete MEMS portion is manufactured by Jazz Semiconductor. "They do all of the MEMS fabrication, including the deep reactive ion etching, sacrificial etch release, the encapsulation of the silicon, and so on," says Joe Brown, head of strategic alliances for SiTime.
The oscillator, temperature sensor, and temperature compensation circuitry are manufactured on a standard 200mm CMOS wafer line. Carsem, SiTime's assembly and test partner, performs the piggyback assembly of the MEMS resonator to the CMOS oscillator chip treating the sealed structure just like a semiconductor.
From a single step to a complete solution
Some packaging advancements address a single processing step. This is the case with Applied MicroStructures Inc. Historically, surface modification using self-assembled monolayers is usually performed in a liquid phase. Founded in 2003, Applied MicroStructures (www.appliedmst.com) applies these materials in a gaseous vapor state called Molecular Vapor Deposition (MVD), which allows the growth of ultra-thin films with a wide range of properties in a high-volume process.
"It is a surface reaction, so it is 100% conformal," says Jeffrey Chinn, president and CEO of Applied MicroStructures. "Any hidden crevice on an atomic scale will be coated." Because of surface tension and capillary forces, a liquid phase deposition cannot be controlled nearly as well as the gaseous state process. The transition follows the semiconductor industry's move from liquid to gaseous phase processing. The thin monolayer coatings provide a passivation, lubricant, or anti-stiction layer for MEMS devices.
The DRIE-defined structure in SiTime's timing reference gets a silicon cap at the wafer level before being merged with a CMOS structure in its QFN package.
When you require a volume of 10,000 units or less, dedicated automated assembly can pose a serious problem. In contrast to addressing a single processing step, for such sensor applications the Bennington Microtechnology Center (BMC) (www.benningtonmicro.org) provides a complete packaging solution. Founded in 2004, BMC works closely with the University of Texas at Arlington's Automation & Robotics Research Institute (http://arri.uta.edu) to implement production-ready approaches from R&D.
According to Henry Klim, executive director of BMC, his company addresses lower volume units with a modular platform approach. With its M3 (macro-meso-micro) design methodology, the same process used for initial prototypes can take the product into volume production. The easily reconfigurable approach handles a variety of packages.
Addressing the fragmentation in the MEMS market requires BMC to use more than a single tool suite. "Because we have to reconfigure our assets all the time, we refer to it as knowledge intensive manufacturing as opposed to the more labor-intensive manufacturing where you push the button and everything is automated," says Harry Stephanou, professor and director, Automation & Robotics Research Institute at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Revising the packaging infrastructure
From a single process step to a complete system, MEMS packaging has industry support at several levels in between as well. For example, Panasonic's MIPTEC (Microscopic Integrated Processing Technology) approach to 3D packaging (http://miptec.net/e/) integrates multiple chips and functions into a single very small package. In addition to other products, the technology has been applied to MEMS sensors.
Vectra liquid crystal polymer (www.ticona.com/redesign/products/vectra_cp) from Ticona, and proprietary epoxies from RJR Polymers (www.rjrpolymers.com) have enabled the development of air-cavity packaging to replace ceramic and metal packages. The low-cost protection from environmental and mechanical stresses these approaches afford can benefit MEMS devices among other products.
At the wafer level, IMEC (www.imec.be), an independent research center, is developing a range of 3D packages that could benefit MEMS companies in the future. In addition to 3D system-in-a-package based on the classic packaging infrastructure, the company is addressing 3D wafer-level-packaging based on the emerging wafer-level-packaging infrastructure and 3D stacked IC based on foundry-level 3D technology.
A multiscale robotic assembly and packaging system in Bennington Microtechnology Center provides a macro, meso, and micro, or M3 level packaging platform.
For vacuum-sealed wafer-level packages, Innovative Micro Technology's (IMT's) getter deposition services could provide a key process step. In its Class 100 cleanroom, IMT has achieved vacuum levels below 10mTorr in the production of inorganic devices. The getter deposition services are performed on 150mm or smaller wafers.
With MEMS packaging as part of the ITRS and MANCEF road maps, it is no surprise that other organizations have recognized the importance and dedicated resources to this area. ASM International has developed a MEMS materials database (www.asminternational.org/mems) specifically for packaging. The online resource allows users to navigate through generic and specific materials, as well as case studies, processes, producers, and more.
Coming attractions
For high-volume MEMS production situations, individual companies can justify a significant packaging investment in proprietary processes. For other applications that do not have high-volume consumer potential, a more generic approach to packaging technology could provide the solution. Researchers at the University of Michigan are actively working on these types of process capabilities.
Khalil Najafi, professor in the Wireless Integrated MicroSystems area in the U of M's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science says one of the key interests is performing vacuum or hermetic packaging at the wafer level-and doing it at low cost. He notes that the IC industry performs low-temperature metal-to-metal bonding, but it is very difficult to get those approaches to work for MEMS hermetic and vacuum packaging. "If you can develop techniques that work down at 200°C, that would be very good for most applications," says Najafi.
Researchers at Arizona State University have fabricated silicon nanowires using bottom-up processing techniques. In the future, precision robotics could manipulate such structures. (Photo courtesy of T. Clement)
"We are working on different solder type technologies that allow you to do basically vacuum-type seals, but at the same time, let you get good reliable bonds." Based on development funding from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) as part of the Harsh Environment Robust Micromechanical Technology (HERMIT) program, some of these techniques could be available soon.
MEMS actually has the potential to serve as an interconnect technology for nano assembly. According to ARRI's Stephanou, the nanomanufacturing community is increasingly realizing that it will not be able to rely solely on bottom-up device manufacture. He says some top-down robotics methodology will be needed. Combined with some of the research being done in universities at the nanoscale, BMC's M3 approach could be taken to even smaller structures (e.g., to manipulate nanowires). "Having the ability to manipulate precisely in 3D could have quite a bit of impact on interconnects whether it's thermal dissipation or electrical interconnects," says Stephanou.


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A fine, sophisticated country long cased clock in a mixture of well figured and well patinated burr and wavy elm. The hood with elaborate double swan neck pediment and classical pillars with brass capitols enclosing a flat silvered dial engraved with the four seasons and displaying date and seconds. The case having long door strung with boxwood, the base with similar stringing over a plinth terminating in splayed feet. England. Finials replaced.
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