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A Roseville man recently charged with making terrorist/criminal threats to a Manteca police officer on a Facebook protest wall is causing quite a stir that raises questions about speech boundaries in social media.
A Roseville man recently charged with making terrorist/criminal threats to a Manteca police officer on a Facebook protest wall is causing quite a stir that raises questions about speech boundaries in social media.
Dominic Aguilar posted "50 rounds to your dome Moody" on a page memorializing Ernesto Duenez Jr., who was fatally shot by Manteca police officer John Moody during a stakeout in 2011.
Is Aguilar's comment protected by the First Amendment? Was it just hyperbole to evoke strong feelings? Or did his statement pose a credible danger to the officer, therefore nullifying his freedom of speech?
Such are the questions being raised on the eve of his further arraignment, scheduled for today in the Manteca branch of San Joaquin County Superior Court. He has yet to enter a plea.
Unsavory speech is much more in the open with the proliferation of social media, but when does it cross the line to a criminal threat?
"It is true you don't have a First Amendment right to make a true threat," said Leslie Gielow Jacobs, a professor at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento.
But for it to be a true threat, she said, the messenger has to say something that causes a reasonable person to feel they have a reasonable fear of bodily harm.
"You have to take the context of it into account," she said.
Sarah Palin, for example, put up signs with gun metaphors that suggested Rep. Gabrielle Giffords needed to be taken out of office, Jacobs said. She wasn't actually suggesting Giffords be shot, Jacobs said.
"That would be the question in (Aguilar's) case," she said. "It is a tough one. ... It sounds like it could be hyperbole."
Courts look at a number of factors to determine the reliability of a threat: Was the threat aimed directly at the person? Are there other similar statements? Is there reason to believe the speaker could engage in violence? Was the recipient of the message actually in fear?
Manteca Police Chief Nick Obligacion has said Aguilar's statement "rose to the level of criminal violation." He declined to comment further on the investigation.
Prosecutors filed charges in January and in court argued for bail to be set at $150,000, because Aguilar has a criminal background, including a weapons conviction. Aguilar posted bail with the financial support of family and community members.
Aguilar's background might account for police determining the level of threat, said Bay Area freedom of speech advocate Peter Scheer, but it shouldn't play into an analysis of First Amendment rights.
"Sometimes the police do not have enough to charge somebody," said Scheer, executive director of the First Amendment Coalition in San Rafael. "But in detaining them for a brief time they may be able to disrupt what they had good reason to believe would have been a very serious crime.
"If they genuinely thought he was about to kill this guy, then I'm a bit surprised they would have agreed to his release on bail."
Aguilar's family has said his criminal violations are more than 15 years old, and the defendant is now a self-employed and home-owning citizen who doesn't own a gun.
Aguilar's attorney, Tai Bogan, believes the comment should be protected regardless of the defendant's past.
"People say things in protest when they're inflamed because of some political or some action taken by government and they scream things in protest," Bogan said.
Aguilar was reacting to the shooting of Lathrop resident Ernesto Duenez Jr., who police say was suspected of domestic violence. Video footage of the incident from the police car's dashboard camera, released by the Duenez family attorney, has incited public criticism of the police department and the officers involved.
The District Attorney's Office found the officers were justified and says Duenez was armed with a knife, but the Duenez family has said he was unarmed.
Bogan said Aguilar's angry comment wasn't intended to reach Moody.
"It was a Facebook post on a private page that is really open to the public," Bogan said. "Can the government quash protest on the Internet? I say they can't."
Bogan referenced a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that exonerated California resident Walter Bagdasarian of criminal charges in 2011. Bagdasarian wrote on a Yahoo finance website that President Barack Obama "will have 50 cal in the head soon," and he called on someone to shoot the president.
It is plausible Aguilar's comments, too, could be interpreted as an expression of extreme anger, Scheer said.
"These are very difficult calls to make," he said.
Against the argument for criminal charges, Scheer believes, is the fact Aguilar commented publicly, probably knowing that he could be readily identified as the author.
"It seems to me he wasn't genuinely threatening to take eminent action against this officer, but was expressing his anger and perhaps even his wish that somebody else might do something against this police officer," Scheer said. "But that is not enough under the First Amendment."
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Apache w/ PHP Support (PowerPC)
Based on the original LAMP by Nick which was edited by ...
BurnHard, frontalot, Cathedrow & Ralf from linkstationwiki.org
Installing Apache w/ PHP Support.
Opening Comments
The reason for this Article is for those of you who want to install Media-Software (such as Oxyl~box), where no MySQL is required. This is a good way of saving precious resources on the Linkstation!
LAP (or L.A.P.) is basically LAMP (or L.A.M.P.) without MySQL. LAP refers to a set of free software programs commonly used together to run dynamic Web sites or servers:
- Linux, the operating system;
- Apache, the Web server;
- PHP scripting/programming language.
Apache, along with PHP, is very straight forward to install on a stock LinkStation 1 or Linkstation HG with the OpenLink firmware installed. If you have experience with building these packages, or compiling in general, it is a snap. If you have little or no experience in such matter, just follow the guide -- everything is reversible.
If you have not already done so, visit the Openlink section and follow the instructions for installing the telnet enabled firmware. You will also need to download and install the PPC Tools before continuing.
A Remark on "--prefix"
The prefix argument, which you will see in every section below, allows you to install Unix packages to alternate locations. This is very important and should be remembered for the LinkStation as the two packages (Apache1.3 + PHP) take over 40 megs of space once they are installed. You will not be able to install these packages to your root partition and doing so would be very bad.
I chose (as is often suggested) to create an "opt" directory under "/mnt/" to install each of the packages into, using a separate directory for each. This was done to keep the packages separated and easy to manage in the future. You may, of course, alter your install locations in any way but, if you are new to this, I suggest following my example.
It's also a good idea to create a directory to download stuff when using wget, lets use /mnt/misc
Update Grep
The first step is to update grep. This step isn't too complicated.
- Firstly, download the latest version of grep (in my example the grep-2.5.1a version, the latest version at time of edit) from the GNU Project.
- Then extract the tarball and move to the new grep directory. Use the following commands:
cd /mnt/misc wget http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/grep/grep-2.5.1a.tar.gz tar -zxvf grep-2.5.1a.tar.gz cd grep-2.5.1a
- Next, configure the makefile with this command:
./configure make make install
DO NOT UNINSTALL OLD VERSION OF GREP!!!: Certain programs still depend on this version and you will possibly loose terminal access to the Linkstation if you do.
Installing Apache 1.3.xx
Apache itself is the next to install. If you are not planning on installing PHP, you may ignore the "--enable-module=so" attribute below.
I decided to install Apache 1.3 because I thought it would use less system-resources than Apache 2. Installing Apache 2 would be very similar and the following instructions could easily be adapted by reading the INSTALL document in the Apache 2 tarball.
cd /mnt/misc
Download the latest version of Apache 1.3 from http://www.apache.org (1.3.37, at the time of this edit).
wget http://mirrorspace.org/apache/httpd/apache_1.3.37.tar.gz tar -zxvf apache_1.3.37.tar.gz cd apache_1.3.37
./configure --prefix=/mnt/opt/apache --enable-module=so make make install
You should get this message -
+--------------------------------------------------------+ | You now have successfully built and installed the | | Apache 1.3 HTTP server. To verify that Apache actually | | works correctly you now should first check the | | (initially created or preserved) configuration files | | | | /mnt/opt/apache/conf/httpd.conf | | | and then you should be able to immediately fire up | | Apache the first time by running: | | | | /mnt/opt/apache/bin/apachectl start | | | Thanks for using Apache. The Apache Group | | http://www.apache.org/ | +--------------------------------------------------------+
You will, at the very least, need to change your port to 81 (or some other port).
vi /mnt/opt/apache/conf/httpd.conf
Search for '80' -- change it to '81' (or some other port).
I also suggest changing the root directory to the files to "/mnt/opt/apache/htdocs/oxylbox". Search for 'DocumentRoot' and change the first reference (roughly line 288) to the above path. Search again and you will find another reference to change (around line 313).
Finally, start the server.
/mnt/opt/apache/bin/apachectl start
Copy that start up script to /etc/init.d and include in startup shutdown
cp /mnt/opt/apache/bin/apachectl /etc/init.d
ln -s /etc/init.d/apachectl /etc/rc.d/rc2.d/S99apachectl ln -s /etc/init.d/apachectl /etc/rc.d/rc6.d/K92apachectl ln -s /etc/init.d/apachectl /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/K92apachectl
- TODO: Flush out the config file editing instructions.
Installing PHP
Last we will set up PHP. I decided to install the latest version of PHP4 because, again, this is what my web host uses. You may decide to install PHP5, which would requires only 1 slightly different step below.
Pay special attention to the 'configure' command below. If you installed the above packages to an alternate location you will need to update the paths in the proper attribute.
cd /mnt/misc
Download the latest version of PHP4 from http://www.php.net (4.4.4, at the time of this edit).
wget http://de.php.net/get/php-4.4.4.tar.bz2/from/uk2.php.net/mirror
or you can download the older 4.4.3 version here
wget http://de.php.net/get/php-4.4.3.tar.bz2/from/uk2.php.net/mirror
It may download as a file called 'mirror' if so do
mv mirror php-4.4.4.tar.bz2
bunzip2 php-4.4.4.tar.bz2 tar -xvf php-4.4.4.tar cd php-4.4.4
This is all one command and should be input on one line
./configure --prefix=/mnt/opt/php4 --with-apxs=/mnt/opt/apache/bin/apxs --with-config-file-path=/mnt/opt/php4/lib
Should get this
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | License: | | This software is subject to the PHP License, available in this | | distribution in the file LICENSE. By continuing this installation | | process, you are bound by the terms of this license agreement. | | If you do not agree with the terms of this license, you must abort | | the installation process at this point. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | *** NOTE *** | | The default for register_globals is now OFF! | | | | If your application relies on register_globals being ON, you | | should explicitly set it to on in your php.ini file. | | Note that you are strongly encouraged to read | | http://www.php.net/manual/en/security.globals.php | | about the implications of having register_globals set to on, and | | avoid using it if possible. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
You will get a message
Build complete. (It is safe to ignore warnings about tempnam and tmpnam).
Then to finish
make install
Copy over the default config file.
If you altered the "--with-config-file-path" attribute, above, you will need to change the below command to copy to the appropriate path.
cp php.ini-dist /mnt/opt/php4/lib
Open up apache's conf file and verify that the following line is included:
vi /mnt/opt/apache/conf/httpd.conf
LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp4.so (for PHP4) LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp5.so (for PHP5)
If it is not, add it. Also add the following two lines just below the LoadModule command:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
Restart Apache and PHP should now be working.
/etc/init.d/apachectl restart
- TODO: More information on configuration of PHP
- TODO: Information on adding additional modules to PHP


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Ignis WMF-022G-3 Accalia Recessed Ethanol Fireplace with Glass Barrier
- 24,000 combined BTU output
- Burns 5 to 9 hours per burner refill
- Uses 1.5 L ethanol per burner
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Ignis WMF-022G-3 Accalia Recessed Ethanol Fireplace with Glass Barrier
Turn your home or business into a lair worthy of a James Bond villain with the ultra-sleek and powerful Accalia Recessed Ethanol Fireplace by Ignis. This beautiful, simple design boasts 4 individual ethanol burners made from high-quality steel and stainless steel. It requires no chimney, no gas, and no electricity to produce a four full-bodied flames for a combined BTU output of 24,000.
The Accalia comes with a wall mount kit, allowing this ethanol fireplace to be attached to the surface of the wall, or it can be recessed to increase the aesthetic appeal of the room.
Flames of Ethanol
Most fireplaces require gas or wood as a fuel source, which can be dirty, requires adequate venting, and may be difficult to maintain. Electric fireplaces look great and provide good heat, but are limited to indoor use. The Ignis Accalia Recessed Fireplace, however, uses the bio-fuel ethanol as its fuel source to generate a beautiful flame that can quickly heat up any room.
The Accalia is equipped with four burners, each one able to hold a 1.5 liter ethanol insert. On a full refill, each burner will burn for approximately 5 to 9 hours and is capable of producing 6,000 BTUs. That totals out to a combined 24,000 BTUs.
Sleek, Steel Design
The Accalia Ethanol Fireplace is 52 pounds of solidly constructed steel and stainless steel. The Accalia's lengthy frame and ethanol burners are made of grade 304 stainless steel, while its steel interior is coated with a contrasting black powder.
Other Features
The Ignis WMF-022G-3 Accalia Recessed Ethanol Fireplace is easily installed and does not require any difficult wiring or vent installation. The WMF-022G-3 model includes a safety glass barrier placed in front of the burners to protect children and others from accidently burning themselves.
The Accalia fireplace is also easy to use and needs little to no maintenance. Just add the ethanol, adjust the burner to the flame setting you prefer, and you are ready to enjoy your fireplace. And, for peace of mind, Ignis includes a guaranteed 3 year warranty, parts and labor, to ensure that you are getting the best vent-free ethanol fireplace that will meet your needs.
Guaranteed Satisfaction.
- 3 Year Limited Manufacturers Warranty
- Up To 30 days to return your purchase
- Money back guaranteed
- Free return shipping
- No restocking fees
- Model: WMF-022G-3
- Product Type: Ventless Ethanol Fireplace
- Product Dimensions: L: 7.60" x W: 67.00" x H: 19.75"
- Product Weight: 54.00 lbs.
- Product Color: Black, Stainless Steel
- Application: Wall mount or recessed ethanol fireplace
- Warranty: 3 Year Limited Manufacturers Warranty
- Type: Fireplace Heater
- Fuel Type: Ethanol
- Heating Capacity: 24000 BTUs
- Built-In Thermostat: No
- Timer: No
- Automatic Shut-Off: No
- Thermal Cut-Out: No
- Automatic Reset: No
- Fan Delay: No
- Frost Protection: No
- Indicator Light: No
- Construction: Steel , Stainless Steel
- Finish: Stainless Steel
- Mounting Options: Recessed , Surface Mounted
- Includes Wall Bracket: Yes
- Energy Star Rated: No
- Hard-Wired: No
- Digital Display: No
- LED Touch Screen: No
- Automatic Temperature Control: No
- 4 burners for a combined 24,000 BTU output
- 6,000 BTU output per burner
- Can be wall mounted or recessed
- Easy installation process
- Great for residential or commercial application
- Includes a safety glass barrier for flame protection
- Little to no maintenance required
- Made of high-grade steel and stainless steel
- Mounting brackets included
- Requires no gas or electricity
- Uses 1.5 liter ethanol inserts per burner
- Ventless - no chimney required


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Oct. 15, 2005
Columbia, SC - Yale men's tennis phenomenon Brandon Wai '07 continued play today at the University of Southern California Fall Invitational. No. 3 seed Wai faced off this morning against Scott Robertson of Jackson State, whom Wai defeated in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. Wai then advanced to the quarterfinals, where he had an outstanding match against Seo-Jae Chang of Hampton. Wai easily crushed Chang with a score of 6-1, 6-0.
Wai will play in the semi-finals against Blake Strode of Arkansas at 8:30 am on Sun., Oct. 16.
Report filed by Christie Yang '06, Yale Sports Publicity.


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The Plymouth Acclaim is a midsize sedan that sports three engine sizes, namely the 2.5-liter, the 2.5-liter turbo, and the 3.0-liter that pair with various transmission options including the five-speed manual, the three-speed automatic, and the four-speed automatic. It saw production from 1989 to 1995.
The Plymouth Acclaim maintains an attractive exterior for all its models and tends toward the curvier designs early in its production. It generally escapes the more box-like shapes of its age range. As a midsize sedan, the vehicle fares well in fuel economy EPA ratings. However, possibly due to the range in its various engine sizes and options, the fuel economy varies considerably from one trim to another, even in the same year.
The Plymouth Acclaim earns recognition for straddling user markets, with the Plymouth Acclaim LE serving the economy range and the Plymouth Acclaim LX serving the high-end market and almost entering into the luxury class. The exterior provisions and features of the Plymouth Acclaim incline more towards aesthetics to appeal to a high-end market.
As with all vehicles, the Plymouth Acclaim too saw its recall moments with the safety belts receiving major criticism in 1991 as they appeared not to be secured sufficiently to support the crash weight of the user. The braking system of the 1991 edition of this vehicle also caused several safety concerns, resulting in recalls.
The 1994 edition also suffers complaints on its seat belt fitting, which can potentially come loose in an impact situation. The earliest recall however came in 1990 because the valve cover on this edition's engine leaked oil. Generally, as a safety precaution, engines and fuel of any kind stay separate because contact with a hot engine could potentially lead to an engine-ignited fire.
The 1995 Plymouth Acclaim represents the last of this range to be released, and the vehicle leaves the market with praise. It offers three engine options, namely the 2.5-liter I4, which runs on a five-speed manual transmission drivetrain. This engine earns an EPA rating of 23/27 mpg city/highway. The second engine, the 2.5-liter I4, turbocharged engine, pairs with a five-speed automatic transmission or a three-speed automatic transmission. The third engine, a 3.0-liter V-6, comes standard with a three-speed transmission and offers a four-speed transmission as an option. This engine gets 20/27 mpg city/highway.
The 1995 Plymouth Acclaim has an impressive exterior with the body standing on a wheelbase of 103.5 inches and measuring 181.2 inches in length, 55.5 inches in height, and 68.1 inches in width. The vehicle provides ample interior space with 41.9 inches of legroom and 38.4 inches of headroom, 54.3 inches of shoulder room, and 51.7 inches of hip room in the front. The rear of the vehicle offers 37.9 inches of headroom, 38.3 inches of legroom, 55 inches of shoulder room, and 52 inches of hip room.
For safety and comfort the vehicle comes fitted with air-conditioning as a standard feature on all the trims. Other standard features include driver and passenger airbags and cruise control.
The 1991 Plymouth Acclaim includes ABS as a standard safety feature on all the trims, while the 1992 Plymouth Acclaim comes fitted with the 3.0-liter V-6 engine as the only available engine on all the trims. The 1993 editions see some major changes to the exterior appearance of the Plymouth Acclaim, and the vehicle sports a fancier grille and incorporates a lot more stainless steel finishes. Factory tinted glass comes as an option. The 1995 Plymouth Acclaim does not come fitted with ABS as a standard option and the transmission options also thin as the industry expects new technologies in safety and speed to come into play.
1995 Plymouth Acclaim
Midsize, Sedan
The 1995 Plymouth Acclaim is a midsize sedan that was manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation.


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Ahay! Finally my 4th Twenty Eleven child theme on WPCharity released!
Previously I made 3 child themes for WPCharity, they are Silver, Paper, and Spiky. You can download Silver and Paper free, but for Spiky you must pay $5.
Ok now let's talk about Fullbasic :D. Why Fullbasic? Because major function from twenty eleven doesn't change, I just made little change on CSS, and I played with purple bokeh background, paper background and duck tape image. So it looks different with Twenty Eleven. Here is the screenshot: More


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by Casper Bloom » Mon Nov 25, 2013 8:31 amHi I am another newb and not rally sure what I am doing here - oh yea, I love comic art despite loathing super hero garbage which I find unreadable or should I say indigestible. Thank you.
by Stephen Day » Mon Nov 25, 2013 9:38 pmWelcome to both of you, please stick around.
by outsider » Tue Nov 26, 2013 8:38 am
Welcome Chessack! Love the avatar (puffy sleeves + hotpants = best Supergirl costume, imo) and it's great to see someone from North Carolina posting here.
by Scintillant-H » Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:43 amKNOCK KNOCK!
by David Bird » Thu Dec 12, 2013 2:26 pmWho's there?
by Scintillant-H » Fri Dec 13, 2013 10:43 amGRENADE!!!!
*dives for cover*
... I was going to make a real knock knock joke, but I never heard a good one. XDD This is how I wish to enter the Outhouse; like the glitter bitch that I am. (<--why is that one green?)
by David Bird » Fri Dec 13, 2013 11:12 amAlas, if you're restricting yourself to good jokes, your time at the Outhouse is going to be long and hard.
by Scintillant-H » Sat Dec 14, 2013 10:22 amLong and Hard--BWAHAHAHA!!!
I joke around a lot here in all the articles where I comment, but aside from being a very whimsical person by nature (and talking way too much when I'm not joking around), the truth is that I know very little about comics. That, and my brain rarely works properly, so when I DO know something, it takes longer to load than a youtube video without enzyte. If I can't comment with comic book knowledge, I can at least comment with my personality and a cheap laugh here and there.
I only took interest in comics a few years ago when I came out my my haze of doom (it's called "trauma") and only out of sheer curiosity when I found out that Slade was a character before he appeared in 2003's show Teen Titans. In having online access to both Nu52 and the original 80s, I was loving the oldies FAR more.
Thanks to a... "less than wonderful".... father, I was in hating of all fathers until I got to read much of Slade's pre-reboot run. The man is now my hero and the adoptive father I never had (healthy thinking for a 29-year-old, huh?). In reading through his stories I met Tim Drake (pre-reboot, of course), who I read up on more and now I wish was real so I could stalk him and cook his rabbit, following him around with a sow I named "Nightwing" while I tell him I'm Tim number one fan. XD
To this day, I have little care for any comic book that doesn't involve Tim or Slade. I hate Nu52 Tim and although I do not like Nu52 Slade much, I'll gladly grab for a book if he's in it, even as a cameo (I hate how Forever Evil is handling him). But then again, Slade is the only reason I watched Young Justice, or Smallville, or Arrow... I'll suffer through anything for Slade.
As I said, I know nothing about the history of the comic book world and am quickly learning of it's glory days and sordid past. Names that you all knew long ago, I've only recently become acquainted with in the last year; Dan Didio, Jim Lee, Scott Campbell, Grant Morrison, Gail Simone... and many others.
Perhaps this sounds like a bit of blasphemy to the fanbase, but if I had a time machine I'd be going back to put "The New Teen Titans no. 2" in my child-self's hands and telling her that the man who beats up her Mommy isn't her father; that, instead, the man in the book with one eye is her Daddy.
I do like Marvel, but only really for Nightcrawler and Deadpool. I'm fond of Wolverine, buuut... he's not really reason enough to waste my time (sorry, Logan). I mostly have memories of the old X-men cartoon show, the first one waaaay back when.
Oh, lets see, what else can I ramble on and on about like the worthless woman that I am...?
....I'm single (it's not MY fault that men can't handle being digested!)
....I'm brunete (ignore the blonde streaks... they mean biscuits--I mean: nothing, they mean nothing!)
....the town where I was born and raised is said to be one of the 7 gates of Hell (no--really!)
....I have no internet and use my library's once a day (let's blame Congress--because we can!)
...oh, right--and I'm in the long process of I'm transcribing/ abridging the "Superman Wonder Woman" series (but, damn, that make it so EASY) which I will draw in chibi-form. I'm debating which art style of chibi to use. I have a style in mind for my abridgement of "Red Hood and the Outlaws," but I feel that style doesn't suit the "Superman / Wonder Woman" series so well. I'm open to suggestions right now.
(yeah, I mentioned some rather severe, horrible, father-related issues, however I dealt with it long ago and I enjoy joking about it now if not for this being the "hello noobs" thread, I wouldnt have wasted all this time. Shouldn't happen again.... much)
Hello, Outhousers.
My nick/name is Hal, and I'm a Deathstroke-a-holic.
by David Bird » Sat Dec 14, 2013 11:00 amI just finished reading Tim's complete 183+ issue run, thanks to Comixology.
by Scintillant-H » Sat Dec 14, 2013 12:11 pmI love you.
In that unacceptable creepy way that makes you glad that we're online and not face to face.
I need to get to those that I haven't read yet. Making fun of DC is time consuming. XD
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Robin van Persie has thanked Manchester United fans for their support since arriving at Old Trafford.
United sit seven points clear at the top of the Premier League, and Van Persie, who has netted 20 times in all competitions since joining in August, has fuelled their title bid.
The Dutchman, voted United's player of the month for December after scoring five goals in their six league games during that period, thanked United fans for their support.
Speaking to the club's official website, Van Persie said: "It's always nice to be recognised by the fans.
"I have settled into the club quite quickly and I am really enjoying playing in this team. I would like to thank the fans for all their support.
"It's not all about scoring goals, but obviously that does help. It's great that so many players have scored goals over the season so far.
"December is always a difficult month and I feel we have come through this period as we wanted to and hopefully we can now push on for the rest of the season."
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Renee Zellweger and her boyfriend, MSNBC legal correspondent Dan Abrams, shop for wine together New York City on Sunday (February 8).
Earlier in the day, Renee, 39, and Dan, 42, lunched at E.A.T. on the Upper East Side. Last month, the couple was spotted on date at the American Hotel in New York's Sag Harbor.
Renee has been single for roughly three years following her 4-month-marriage to country star Kenny Chesney. Dan has been linked to model Elle Macpherson, Law & Order's Elisabeth Rohm and Dexter's Jaime Murray.


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It's true that flu shots don't provide 100% protection, especially for the elderly. In a report released Friday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said this year's vaccine appeared to have an effectiveness rate of 62%. But Dr. Thomas Frieden, CDC director, argued that "that's a glass 62% full," and it still provides the best prevention tool at our disposal.
What's more, said flu researcher Dr. Arnold Monto of the University of Michigan, if you do get sick after a vaccination, your illness may be less severe, and you're also likely to "shed" less virus — that is, spread less flu around — than a person who hasn't had the shot.


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Dave Bakke column: Jim Solenberger will no longer be a familiar sight along Capitol Avenue with his motorized scooter and battered red helmet. Today is his final day at his job as a cataloger at the Illinois State Library. He is retiring after 34 years on the job.
Most people wouldn't have recognized Jim Solenberger on Friday. That is because Springfield is used to seeing Jim in his motorized scooter and battered red helmet, tooling down Capitol Avenue at a blazing eight miles an hour, top speed.
That won't be a familiar local scene anymore. Today is Jim's final day at his job as a cataloger at the Illinois State Library at Second Street and Capitol Avenue. He is retiring after 34 years on the job.
That is why, on Friday, he was dressed in a suit and sporting a boutonniere instead of his red helmet. He looked right spiffy as his fellow employees gathered on the library's fourth floor for Jim's retirement party.
By my calculations, Jim made the trip from his home on East Capitol to the state library — westward in the morning, eastward in the evening — more than 10,000 times. That route brings him past the newspaper building, which is how I first spotted him.
By the winter of 2001, I had seen him so many times that it finally dawned on me — this might be a column. Who is this guy? Where does he go every day? What's his story? So I talked to him, learned about his job at the state library, his master's degree from the University of Illinois, his 1989 candidacy for the Springfield School Board and his cerebral palsy.
I wrote about him again in 2008, when Capitol Avenue was first closed for the promenade project. I wondered how he was going to get to work and back home. Simple answer: Alternate route.
Nobody knows Capitol as well as Jim, since he has traveled it in his scooter thousands of times. It's a nice street, and he likes seeing the Statehouse, but he says the street has too many parking lots. He likes the promenade project. His favorite place along the street is the little garden outside First Presbyterian Church at Seventh and Capitol.
My most recent column about Jim appeared in April. That was when his chair tipped over in the elevator as he was leaving work. He laid on the floor all night until employees arriving the next morning found him.
That night could have played a part in his decision to retire. He told me in April that he was probably going to hang it up in August and asked me not to tell anyone just yet. Of course, by the time Friday's party kicked off, it was well-known.
There was Jim in his suit, being given farewell gifts and compliments. His sister, Mary Almasi, and husband, John, were there from Waukesha, Wis. Emcee DeAnn Powless read a series of farewell poems and letters to Jim as a screen in the front of the room displayed photographs of Jim from his childhood on up. Fellow employees said a few words about working with Jim and that they will miss him.
The former head of the library's cataloging department, Jim Edstrom, was among those who sent comments from afar. Along with terming Jim "every inch a gentlemen" and "a consummate professional," Edstrom added, "Jim is supremely unflappable and almost — dare I say it? — maddeningly serene, which I suppose renders him uniquely qualified for working in the Illinois State Library.
"And nobody looks cooler in a motorcycle helmet, though God knows I've tried."
Jim says he plans to stay in Springfield for a while, and he does get around, even if he won't be on Capitol Avenue as much. Just look for the maddeningly serene guy in that familiar old, red helmet.
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Well, the crazy xtians in my state are at it again.
Commissioners in Rowan County said they're going to continue opening their meetings with Christian prayers, despite a recent Supreme Court action upholding a ban on the practice.
yeah............. what do you do when you are surrounded by people just like this bunch..... They are EVERYWHERE!
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Yeah because there's no one as supreme as sky daddy cop-out allot aye? ; )
I feel ya man; the obvious cult crap is driving people to erect zombie barricades i'm telln' ya
these zombies are finally hitting rock bottom post mccain palin fail; nah mean?
what no one is connecting which i could say is happening in regards to Chinese? banker types paying palin to go talk or dance etc.. for em' at 50, 60k? nuts.. perhaps the atheist movement needs a spokes woman that appeals to the males then we'd see some hot burnin battles ay!? ; )
Here's an idea. Take a bible to all the meetings. When they start praying you start reading Matthew chapter 6 verses 5 & 6.
Surely, if they have the right to pray then you have the right to read the bible.
There are also a lot of nasty stories from the bible that you could read.
Oh boy thats something I have wantedd to do for a long while. I just have to get up the courage to do so. It would be great just to get the priest,rabbi etc.on their own reading out the Bible phrases as you suggest and askthem if they really believe in this book. I have a feeling that dont really.
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From 1999 through 2005 Lance Armstrong was the most dominant force in sports, winning the Tour de France an unprecedented seven times. Now the International Cycling Union (UCI) wants you to believe it never happened.
The UCI, after reading the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's report on Armstrong's systematic doping, have stripped him of his Tour titles, and may vacate the results entirely.
How do you leave blank the pages where the history of the sport's greatest champion were once recorded? Even people who believe in time travel say you can't change the past.
"That's a good question," admits Niko Triantafillou, an amateur racer in New York City and a "big bike racing junkie" since the '80s. "The Tour de France and its history, which is a hundred years--it only stopped for the World Wars--is way bigger than Lance Armstrong. His story, when we thought it was true, was compelling, but there's always a story that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stick out."
In the past, when Tour winners were found to have cheated, they simply declared the second-place finisher the champion. But the results for 1999 to 2005 may be completely erased.
"This way it's a little vague," says Triantafillou. "They can say, 'This is a whole era, we knew it about it, you knew about it, let's just agree to put this aside.'"
Curiously, Armstrong, who has steadfastly maintained his innocence throughout the investigation, has already scrubbed the Tour from his Twitter bio, while the Tour's official website still had him listed as of Tuesday.
Jonah Keri of Grantland has had ample opportunity to consider the ramifications of a sport reconsidering its history. He's been covering major league baseball as the sport has gone through of its own drug scandal, and his wife was a grad student at USC in 2004 when the school's football team won a national championship that was later voided because of recruiting violations.
"Vacating records goes back to well before Lance. College football is pretty notorious for it. I get the symbolic nature of it. But I think if you are a diehard fan of whatever sport or athlete, and Lance Armstrong is stripped of this or USC doesn't win the national championship, you could say that, but it doesn't mean that it's true."
That said, Keri recognizes the bind the UCI found itself in.
"There is no elegant way to do it. I honestly think it's a best effort by the commissioner of any sport," says Keri who suspects that the stripping of the titles was both an ends and a means.
"I honestly believe a lot of it had to do with him physically losing the hardware, at least symbolically, that kind of played into the endorsements dropping out. So if you wanted to cause this guy hardship, I thin that you helped facilitate that."
Bill James, who works as a consultant for the Boston Red Sox and has written more than a dozen books about baseball, says that vacating the results of team sports is a far stickier issue.
"Voiding INDIVIDUAL accomplishments in a team sport is problematic, because there is a 'result' beyond the result, if that makes any sense," wrote James, via email. "Let's say there is a result 1 and a result 2. Result 1 is, Barry Bonds hits a home run. Result 2 is, the Giants win. If you start voiding a lot of result-1s, what do you do about the Result-2s? Did the Giants win the National League championship in 2002, or not? It's an issue."
So might it not make sense to just wipe out Armstrong's accomplishments and crown the highest-ranking finisher believed to be clean? James says no.
Triantafillou says crowning the best clean rider could mean even more embarrassment for the UCI.
"It would make them look much worse to know that 30 guys from 15 teams (were using drugs), and they were the governing body and doing the testing, and they didn't know a damn thing about it."
With so much money and fame on the line, bicycling—and other sports—will always have to confront cheating. But an equally troubling systemic issue dogs cycling, says Triantafillou.
"Until the people responsible for cleaning up the sport and testing are separate from the people who are promoting the sport, you probably will never have full confidence that the tour is clean."


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One of the many benefits to having kids is that I'm exposed to this crap more than I was pre-kids and, well, I eat it up...literally.
I must start this post with the disclaimer that I do not feed my kids the things on the list below very often. In fact, I'm rarely the one offering it to them (apart from the first one—guilty there a few times a month). My kids have a varied and very healthy diet, we all eat lots of whole foods, real food, organic fruits and veggies, meats raised without antibiotics, etc. I have read Michael Pollen, I belong to a food coop, I have a big organic veggie garden in my backyard and yet…I dig me some processed kid food. As I established in my last post, I am far from perfect and I break my own rules and I'm OK with that. Especially when the five foods below are involved. Because, well, yum:
Macaroni and cheese—only from the box, obviously. To me, Kraft is the pinnacle (I once interviewed Top Chef winner Stephanie Izard who said she's obsessed with the blue box and has gotten caught by fans buying the stuff at her local deli—whoops!), but I buy my kids Annie's Organic. We try to do the whole wheat shells with white cheddar (my kids love it but, um, so not the same as Kraft) but this time we got some of the regular cheese elbows (in a giant variety pack from Costco) and, well, they're irresistible, too. We made some for the kids last night (with organic chicken sausage, my brother-in-law's homemade veggie empanadas and roasted asparagus—see, not so bad when you look at the whole meal) and when I was serving the kids (and helping myself to bites) Nick actually said, "Go easy on that, dude." D'oh! I'm pretty sure I'm not alone here, right? Last summer at a BBQ where real Kraft mac and cheese was being served to the kids, a mom friend and I were making our kids' plates and locked eyes from across the table just as we were putting huge forkfuls into our mouths. And we laughed and laughed and laughed. The stuff is damn good, no?
Goldfish—cheddar or original, not pretzel. And I'd bet I'd like parmesan but haven't tried it in years. Again, I don't regularly buy or serve my kids goldfish (yes, we've done Annie's cheddar bunnies, yes I realize that organic crap is still crap), but every once in a while these make their way into my life and, soon after, into my mouth. Confession: I bought the giant box at Costco a few weeks back for myself since my kids don't really eat them. Maybe it's the nostalgia factor, maybe it's the crunch, maybe it's that each little cracker has the perfect amount of salt, maybe it's that I've been needing more carby snack food in my life lately, but whatever the reason, I'm hooked. No pun intended.
Tater Tots—I honestly can't even remember the last time I had these but I think it was at my sister's house and I think I ate more than the kids. I also recall burning my mouth because these suckers come out hot and I couldn't wait. Man, do I love these. My mom used to make them for us and I remember tater tot night so fondly (just as I remember lima bean night the opposite of fondly). In my opinion, these are far better than French fries and taste best when they're about a minute from being overcooked. And dipped in ketchup, naturally. Apparently they serve a grown-up version of tater tots at one of the fancier restaurants in my town and they rock. I know what I'm doing this weekend!
Carvel ice cream cake—I am not a huge sweets person at all and can easily pass up cake and cupcakes and candy at parties and such. Unless it's Carvel cake. In that case, I find my way to my kids' plate to "help" them. To me there is nothing better in the world than chocholate crunchies. I actually hate sprinkles but chocolate crunchies? Surrounded by rock-hard chocolate and vanilla ice cream? Holy cow, it doesn't get any better. Oh man, I'm gonna have to go to Carvel today. Oh wait, it's my dad's birthday! I'll bring a Carvel cake to dinner! How perfect is that?!
S'mores—two graham crackers, two little bars of Hershey's chocolate, one big marshmallow, that, to me, is the perfect ratio. And here's the worst part: While I do love the authentic campout s'more and my kids and I will definitely be assembling some in our backyard this summer, I am not opposed to making them in the microwave. In fact, when I was in college, I kept the fixins in my apartment and regularly had an après-dinner s'more. Note: Watching a marshmallow expand to five times its size is really fun.
OK, those are my top five. There are plenty more, of course, and I'm sure as soon as I post this new ideas will come flooding in. Like PB&J sandwiches, ice cream sandwiches, potato chips with French onion dip (not homemade, the powdered crap you mix into sour cream), Eggo waffles, funfetti cupcakes with rainbow chip icing, Honey Nut Cheerios, chicken fingers (from a restaurant, not fast food), French fries (from anywhere), lemonade, pigs-in-a-blanket, Pirate's Booty, raw cookie dough, Reese's peanut butter cups, Cheetohs, Doritos, Cool Ranch Doritos and really any other orange salty snack food you can think of.
OK, your turn. What kid good can you not resist? Any of mine make your list? Any of mine make you gag? Let's discuss! And be sure to check out my latest post at erinzammettruddy.com. Big news!


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Posted: Saturday, February 16, 2013
Feb. 15, 2013, Tucson, Ariz. -- NASA's longstanding Cassini mission to Saturn continues to provide scientists with exciting new insights on moons Titan and Enceladus as well as the planet's striking rings, Planetary Science Institute Senior Scientist Amanda R. Hendrix reported at a conference today.
"Cassini, our emissary in the Saturn system since 2004, and the only spacecraft in orbit in the outer solar system, is still going strong," said Hendrix, who spoke today on "The Organic Lakes of Titan and Other Moons of Saturn" at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting in Boston.
"Cassini's longevity allows the study of seasonal variations, along with temporal variations on a variety of scales - and its suite of 12 instruments is making complementary measurements, providing insight into different aspects of various scientific discoveries," Hendrix, an investigator on the Cassini mission, said.
These areas of study include Titan's lakes: composition, depth and seasonal variability; Titan's weather patterns; the interior structure of Titan; Enceladus' startling plume activity; surprises on the other moons, such as Iapetus, Dione and Mimas; and Saturn's bizarre collection of small moons.
Cassini will remain in orbit around Saturn until September 2017. The spacecraft began increasing its orbital inclination again last year, allowing for prime viewing of the magnificent rings, as well as the high latitudes of the planet and Titan.
The first glimpses of Titan's surface were provided by the Huygens probe, launched as part of the Cassini-Huygens mission. The probe was released in late 2004 and made its way through the hazy atmosphere of Titan to the surface in January 2005. Images of Titan's surface - including its amazing lakes, dunes and river channels - continue to be returned by Cassini's radar instrument, along with the imaging camera and the infrared mapping spectrometer. The remaining instruments in Cassini's payload study the atmosphere, and its seasonal variations, while the radio science antenna makes measurements of Titan's interior structure and its subsurface ocean.
"When Cassini arrived at Saturn, it was winter in the northern hemisphere of Titan, roughly like January on Earth. Now it's the equivalent of May on Titan, so spring in the north. And we're seeing significant variations on Titan that are the result of this seasonal transition," Hendrix said. Such changes include the rain at low latitudes causing surface changes, and atmospheric variations such as haze layer changes and polar vortex evolution. "By continuing to observe and study Titan, we can put together the pieces of the puzzle of its methane-based hydrological cycle."
Enceladus and its active south polar plume also continue to amaze, as it steadily ejects vapor and fine ice particles into the Saturn system. In Hendrix's talk, she reviewed a summary of results from Enceladus and some of Saturn's other intriguing moons.
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Chackaklak needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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The name says it all... we are in the sales and marketing business and also handle the connection of business contacts worldwide ( we bring business people together, using our widespread contacts )
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Latest Zebra Mussel Test Results Reinforce Need to Clean, Drain, Dry Boats
Zebra mussel DNA detected in five North Texas lakes
ATHENS—The latest tests and monitoring looking for zebra mussels in North Texas lakes yielded mixed results.
While zebra mussel DNA was detected in Lakes Texoma, Ray Roberts, Lewisville, Bridgeport and Bob Sandlin, no zebra mussel populations could be confirmed by physical inspection in Lewisville, Bridgeport and Bob Sandlin.
"We know a zebra mussel population exists in Lakes Texoma and Ray Roberts," said Brian Van Zee, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's regional director of Inland Fisheries. "Our district biologists have looked for evidence of zebra mussel populations in Lakes Lewisville, Bridgeport and Bob Sandlin since receiving the DNA test results, but none were found. This is not uncommon, as the test is very sensitive and has been known to show positive results in several lakes where zebra mussels have never been documented. It's possible that the results are showing us that boat owners may be moving contaminated boats to these lakes, but that viable populations haven't developed."
Dr. Robert McMahon, Professor Emeritus of Biology at the University of Texas at Arlington, has been monitoring 14 North Texas reservoirs for the presence of zebra mussels using three techniques. One technique looks for zebra mussel DNA in the water, another uses a microscope to look for zebra mussel larvae (veligers) in the water, and the third uses a submerged monitor to look for newly settled juvenile mussels.
"The DNA test results for Lakes Bridgeport and Bob Sandlin were very weak positives," McMahon said. "The results for Bob Sandlin were so weak as to almost be below the limit of detection."
"These results are a reminder that boaters need to take the necessary precautions before moving a boat from one lake to another," Van Zee said. "TPWD will continue monitoring these lakes for the presence of zebra mussels and doing everything it can to encourage boaters and anglers to Clean, Drain and Dry their boats before moving them to another lake. We encourage boaters and anglers to visit http://www.texasinvasives.org/ to learn more about how they can help protect the waters they enjoy."
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is asking anyone transporting a vessel that has been used on Lakes Texoma, Ray Roberts, Lavon or Lewisville to another water body to take the following precautions. (1) Clean all vegetation, mud, algae and other debris from the boat and trailer. (2) Drain all water from the motor as well as the live-well, bilge, bait buckets and any other compartments or systems that hold water. (3) Dry the vessel and associated equipment for a week to 10 days during the months of May through October or for 15 to 20 days from November through April. These drying times are approximations, and conditions such as cooler air temperatures, higher humidity and whether or not the vessel is kept in dry storage should be considered. These are the easiest preventive measures that boat owners can do to help prevent the spread of zebra mussels.
However, boats and other vessels that have been kept on a lake known to be infested with zebra mussels for an extended period of time may require additional cleaning procedures. Power-washing with water at least 140 degrees Fahrenheit and flushing the motor, bilges, live-wells and other raw water intake systems with 140-degree water will kill zebra mussels. To be effective the water coming out of the flushed systems needs to reach 140 degrees to ensure the entire system was exposed to water hot enough to kill the mussels.
If it is not possible to clean the internal systems or compartments using 140-degree water, the use of either straight vinegar or a chlorine bleach and water solution (one-half ounce bleach to one gallon water) can be effective at killing zebra mussels as long as the mixture is kept in contact with the mussels for a sufficient amount of time (20 to 30 minutes). Clean water should be used to flush the chemicals and dead mussels from the boat following treatment. Boat owners should check with their manufacturer to be sure using these chemicals will not void their warranty.
Large vessels with complex water intake systems such as those used for cooling the engine, air conditioning or personal sanitation may require decontamination by a boat mechanic or marina.
A video showing how to decontaminate a boat can be viewed at http://www.100thmeridian.org.
Under the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Texas Penal Codes, possession or transporting of zebra mussels in Texas is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than $25 nor more than $500 for the first offense. However, repeat offenses can be elevated to a Class B misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine of up to $2,000, jail time up to 180 days, or both. If an individual is convicted a third time for this same offense it becomes a Class A misdemeanor which is a fine of up to $4,000, jail time not to exceed 1 year, or both.
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Moyers & Company "A Mother Fights Toxic Trespassers" On this week's Moyers & Company (check local listings), biologist, mother and activist Sandra Steingraber explains why she was willing to go to jail for blocking access to the construction of a storage and transportation facility involved in the controversial process of fracking. Steingraber has become internationally known for building awareness about the toxic trespassers she says are contaminating our air, water, and food -- and threatening our children's health. With government captured by the very industries it's supposed to regulate, Steingraber has lost patience with politicians and corporations, but says our kids need to know "mom is on the job" of preventing destruction to the environment. D
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Hélas pour moi is the story of journalist Abraham Klimt (Bernard Verley)'s investigation of a case of divine possession. In 1989 God enters the body of filmmaker Simon Donnadieu (Gérard Depardieu). When Simon returns home, his wife Rachel (Laurence Masliah) realizes something is amiss but sticks by her newly divine husband.
As in much of his later work Jean-Luc Godard uses a team of cinematographers to create breathtaking images. The theology-filled dialogue makes frequent references to light and illumination, which are in turn reflected in the sun-suffused images.
Light comes bouncing off Lake Geneva or streams in from widows behind the characters who stand in shadowy interiors. Multiple narrators provide differing views of the same events, and an intricate web of flashbacks creates an almost impenetrably knotty chronology.
Meanwhile, title screens periodically interrupt the action, and the characters introduce lengthy digressions on philosophical, literary and spiritual questions. The result is a beautiful but extremely difficult film, even for those familiar with Godard. This film drew strong protests from the Catholic Church.
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On PHPBuilder.com today there's a new tutorial looking at how you can use the Simple Cloud technology that Zend offers directly from your Zend Framework application with the help of the Zend_Cloud component.
In an effort to eliminate this inconvenience several companies (among them Zend, Microsoft, and IBM) have banded together to create the Simple Cloud API. The Simple Cloud API offers a unified interface for document storage, file storage, and simple queue services, and currently supports several of the most popular service vendors, including Amazon, Windows Azure, and Nirvanix. Zend has already moved quickly to incorporate support for Simple Cloud into the Zend Framework, greatly reducing the barriers and complexity involved in moving from one service to another, or using multiple vendors within the same application.
They show how to use the Zend_Cloud component to make a connection to an Amazon S3 instance via the Simple Cloud unified interface. They push a simple file (book.txt) up to the instance and the code to pull it back down. There's also a bit of code showing how to set a default bucket name with the factory method (as shown with a Windows Azure instance instead).


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PHILADELPHIA – Asian World of Martial Arts, Inc., a leading mail and retail distributor of martial arts supplies based in Philadelphia, will pay $100,000 and provide other relief to settle a federal age discrimination lawsuit, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced today.
The EEOC charged that Asian World of Martial Arts, Inc. fired its controller, Morris Pashko, because of his age, 74, pursuant to a newly implemented retirement policy which mandated that all employees age 67 and over be terminated. Pashko had a good performance record during his 26 years of employment with the company prior to the forced retirement.
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) protects individuals who are 40 years of age or older from employment discrimination based on age. That protection includes, with narrow exceptions not applicable in this case, prohibiting mandatory retirement based on age. The EEOC filed suit in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Civil Action No 10-5062) after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement.
In addition to the $100,000 in monetary relief, the two-year consent decree resolving the lawsuit contains other important relief, including enjoining Asian World of Martial Arts from further engaging in age discrimination or retaliation and requiring the company to provide annual training on the ADEA and to post a notice on the settlement. The company no longer has a mandatory retirement policy.
"As our national workforce gets older, it is vital that employers know they cannot impose unlawful mandatory retirement schemes or make employment decisions based on stereotypes about older workers," said Spencer H. Lewis, Jr., district director for the EEOC's Philadelphia District, which has jurisdiction over Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia and parts of New Jersey and Ohio.
EEOC Philadelphia Regional Attorney Debra M. Lawrence added, "We are pleased that Asian World cooperated with the EEOC to change its retirement policy and to resolve this lawsuit. The settlement is designed to protect all workers there from unlawful age discrimination."
In Fiscal Year 2010, private sector workplace discrimination charge filings with the EEOC hit an unprecedented level of 99,922, which included 23,264 charges of age discrimination.
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information about the Commission is available at its web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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These are new cases, according to court records, that were filed in the Chattanooga and Winchester offices of U.S. Bankruptcy courts Eastern District of Tennessee March 14-20:
Wright, Kermit Wilson and Margaret Ann, 16 Ascot Lane, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 13
Orr, Albert William, 534 McDowell Lane, Decatur, Tenn., Chapter 7
Smith, Sherry Paula, 213 East St. NE, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Minnis, Tony Dedvaugh, 177 Dean Howard Lane, Decatur, Tenn., Chapter 13
Harris, Veta Iva, 3145 Dockery St., Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Lovelace, James Lavon, 2506 Doolittle St., Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Edwards, Richard Allen, 1140 Sunset Terrace, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Weiss II, Stanley Eugene, 5873 Lake Resort Terrace, Apartment D302, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Goins, Vicki Dianne, 3243 Temperance Hall Road, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 13
Simpson, Ronnie and Pamela, 293 Leona Drive, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 7
Scott, Gregory Paul, 7255 Lee Highway, Apartment 110, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Ross, Betty Lorine, 704 Fricks lane, Rossville, Chapter 13
McManaman, Patrick Michael and Pamela Louise, 524 Louisiana Ave., Etowah, Chapter 13
Massengill, Doyle Arlin and Connie Kay, 1000 10th St. NE, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Roach Jr., Herbert Andrew and Chega Pecrystal Tamar Silvano, 98 Arbor Mills Lane, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 13
Davis Jr., Willard Clarence, 4026 S. Terrace, East Ridge, Chapter 13
Bledsoe, Josholynn Leigh, 502 Carrol Drive, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 7
Alsobrook, Phillip R., 300 Smithview Lane, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 13
Sprinkle Jr., Raymond Cecil, P.O. Box 155, Delano, Tenn., Chapter 13
Ezell, Melissa Lynn, 359 Strader Road, Evensville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Moses, William Daniel and Patricia Ann, 208 County Road 146, Riceville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Turner , Latisha Danyell, 2419 Leann Circle, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
O'Daniel, Deborah June, 177 Dean Howard Lane, Decatur, Tenn., Chapter 7
Hemphill, Kenneth James and Peggy Jane, 671 County Road 220, Athens, Tenn., Chapter 7
Bivens, Jennifer D., 186 Kirksey Drive, Ocoee, Tenn., Chapter 7
Boule, Rose Clark, 913 Pembrook Lane, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Dress, Peter Michael and Brittany Moon, 7250 Gamble Road, Georgetown, Tenn., Chapter 7
Hewitt, Rodney Allen, 3235 Headrick Lane, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Ingram, April Sharon-Marie, 3235 Headrick Lane, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
James, Kelli Leane, 2414 Baker Bridge Road, Charleston, Tenn., Chapter 7
Qualls, Willie Ruth and Calvin Lee, 236 Mountain View Spur, Chatsworth, Ga., Chapter 7
Russell, Aaron Blake, 372 Carson Road, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Friar, William Riley and Tami Evet, 7470 Friar Ridge Lane, Hixson, Chapter 13
Johnson, Brelsford Houston and Margaret Dianne, 3217 20th St., Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Harris, Lisa R., 208 Homestead Circle NE, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Callahan, Raymond Eugene and Barbara Ann, 916 Cavender Road SE, Dalton, Ga., Chapter 13
Lee, Mary Lowe, 5311 Connell St., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Philpott, Manuel Antonio, 7310 Standifer Gap Road, Apartment 402, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Foreman, Clifford John Koehler, 416 Fort Trace, Lookout Mountain, Ga., Chapter 7
Dickerson, Thomas Shane and Hazel Ellen, 5887 Red Clay Road, Cohutta, Ga., Chapter 13
Jones, Phyllis Ann, 6209 Atlanta Ave., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Barnett, Beverly Joyce, 923 S. Oakwood St., Rossville, Chapter 7
Cole, Randy Clay and Kimberly Jo, 216 Davis Trail NW, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Ellison, Robert Lee and Hope Elizabeth, 180 Larue Drive, Apartment 1, Spring City, Tenn., Chapter 13
Griffin, Dave Allen,1706 Squab Lane, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Jackson, Robert Lynn,164 Cove Lane, Ten Mile, Tenn., Chapter 7
Caperton, Sheena Mae,1712 E. 12th St., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Ritchie, Joy Diane,128 Walker Road, Rossville, Chapter 7
Johnson, Barbara Francine, 311 Zeigler St., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Carden, Sonny Dale, 330 Christian Drive NW, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 13
Griffis, Cuartishia Latreece, 5710 Wilder Road, Apartment A, Hixson, Chapter 7
Hewitt, Derek Paul, 146 Westview Lane SE, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Woody, Sarah Diana, 2130 Northeast Road SE, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Salters, Virginia Christine, 1906 Brady Drive, Apartment 4, Dalton, Ga., Chapter 7
Swales, Eric Christopher, 113 Surray Drive, Apartment A, Dalton, Ga., Chapter 7
Ullenberg, Michael Timothy, 6912 Love Lane, Hixson, Chapter 13
Crowe, Nelva Derella, 976 County Road 172, Athens, Tenn., Chapter 13
Shumate, Lance Ray, 4025 Oakwood Drive, Apartment 513, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Moore, James, 2019 Hammerhill Road, P.O. Box 102, Athens, Tenn., Chapter 13
Swilling, Stephen Adam, 510 Oakland Trail, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Kyle, Robbie Dean and Lisa Rose Ann, 519 W. Farrell St., Niota, Tenn., Chapter 7
Goodman, Billy Lee, 475 County Road 675, Riceville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Brown, Gary Isaac, 1930 Shiloh Road, Decatur, Tenn., Chapter 7
Manson Jr., Ronald Dow, 1771 Highway 30 West, Decatur, Tenn., Chapter 7
Delashmit, Verble Matthew and Tonya Renee, 170 County Road 577, Englewood, Tenn., Chapter 13
Henton, Derrick Hamilton, 5098 Highway 337, LaFayette, Ga., Chapter 13
Dodson, Harcie Lee, 2512 Woodfin Ave., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Kittle, Carolyn Jean, 3400 Jenkins Road, Apartment 301, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Davis, Steven Gregory, 206 Thorne Circle, Cleveland, Tenn., Chapter 7
Laws, Pamela Jane, 786 Castleview Drive, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 7
Stone Jr., Robert Earnest and Linda Faye, 8517 Old Cleveland Pike, Ooltewah, Chapter 13
Kaylor, Timothy Randall, P.O. Box 965, Ducktown, Tenn., Chapter 11
Jackson, Elysia Joy, 4900 Eldridge Road, Hixson, Chapter 7
Brown Jr., Paul Ezekiel and Sue Davis, 3132 Ooltewah, Chapter 13
Davis, Tony Lydell, 4304 Tee Pee Drive, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Price, Samuel Ray, 619 Medlin Pike, Evensville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Patterson Sr., Clifton Edward, 112 Passions Road, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Hopkins, Joshua Craig, 408 Wilson Court, Jasper, Tenn., Chapter 13
Brown, Eric Nicholas and Nicole Lee, 3680 Knollwood Drive, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Kinamore, Kevelin Dorsey and Dana Denise, 3778 Prospect Church Road, Ooltewah, Chapter 13
Green, Derrick Lynn and Nicole Lynn, 8313 Community Place, Oolewah, Chapter 7
Boyd, Debra Ann, 466 Leona Drive, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 7
Sampley, Jeffrey D., 105 Austin Circle, Rossville, Chapter 13
Robinson, Ernestine, 3831 Wilcox Blvd., Apartment 91, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Turcz, Shandor and Magdolna, 213 S. Howell Ave., Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Blevins, Lorena Lark, 185 Gaydena Drive, Jasper, Tenn., Chapter 13
Mansapha, Moukda, 1024 Hurst St., Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Kelley, Michael Bryan, 470 Farm Road, Whitwell, Tenn., Chapter 13
Casteel, Spencer Laine and Shannon Pearl 1327 County Road 875, Etowah, Tenn., Chapter 13
Bandy, Anthony Reece, 2788 Texas Grove Road, Evensville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Webb, Heath C., 1720 Chesapeake Drive, Athens, Tenn., Chapter 13
McCorkle Jr., James M., 108 Roberson Lane, Ringgold, Ga., Chapter 13
Witcher, Mary Ruth Smith, 804 W. 14th Court, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Breary, Scott Allen, 810 Pennsylvania Ave., Etowah, Tenn., Chapter 7
Hughes, Kt0ie Lynn, P.O. Box 2386, Dunlap, Tenn., Chapter 7
Milchak, Troy Alan, 310 Frazier Drive, Dayton, Tenn., Chapter 7
Bowens, Sharon Denise, 4913 Marilyn Lane, Apartment A, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
May, Michael Wayne and Lisa Sue, 708 Harrison Ave., Graysville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Hancock, George Ray, 497 Holden Road, Dayton, Tenn., Chapter 13
Massey Jr., Bobby Wess and Sandy Christina, 1512 S. Seminole Drive, Chattanooga, Chapter 13
Gunasekera, Sumith, 936 Mountain Creek Road, Apartment E53, Chattanooga, Chapter 7
Wheeler, Angela Gail, 1601 Old Harrison Ferry Road, McMinnville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Shearon, Brenda Fay, 2160 N. Thompson Lane, Apartment E14, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Chapter 7
Glenn, Carolyn R., 1379 Salem Road, McMinnville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Williams, Nancy Darlene, 1442 Boynton Valley Road, Manchester, Tenn., Chapter 7
Holt Jr., Jasper Martin, 6171 AEDC Road, Estill Springs, Tenn., Chapter 13
Beavers, Clifton Roy, 169 Glasner Lane, Winchester, Tenn., Chapter 13
Farless, Raymond C. and Rebecca A., 1237 Boynton Valley Road, Manchester, Tenn., Chapter 7
Allen, Maranda Jane, 270 Bethany Road, McMinnville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Foster, Tony Ray and Carey Ann, 7991 Shady Grove Road, Morrison, Tenn., Chapter 7
Beal, Jay, 108 Jamie Court, Shelbyville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Beddingfield, David W., 164 Molino Road, Fayetteville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Young, Paula Renee, 103 Woodland Drive, Decherd, Tenn., Chapter 13
Womack, James Michael and Nancy Chloe, 863 Turkey Creek Drive, Tullahoma, Tenn., Chapter 13
Keen, Christopher Lee and Kimberly Michelle, 95 Elm Lane, Beechgrove, Tenn., Chapter 13
Rogers, Tina M., 3772 Paynes Cove Road, Pelham, Tenn., Chapter 7
Jones Jr., Eric Carlton and Windi Michelle, 200 George Lane, Tullahoma, Tenn., Chapter 11
Wooten, David Shawn and Kerry Diane, 7041 Nashville Highway, McMinnville, Tenn., Chapter 7
Mitchell, James Lewis, 5471 Short Mountain Road, McMinnville, Tenn., Chapter 13
Brooks, Robert W., 120 Kindred Court, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Chapter 7
Grammer Sr., Terry Keith and Vickie E., 40 Smith Road, Winchester, Tenn., Chapter 13


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The Village People & Biker Gang (Silvadream)
The Village People get drunk on Manic Beer(tm)
Then they start to perform "YMCA".
Outside the bar the Biker Gang revs up their engines. "Hey, this is our turf!"
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There should be a Small Business Administration office in your town, we have one here in Colorado. I took the "Start your own business course", was extremely valuable. The last poster provided much of that info, but they will go into details of why and how and even provide loans or services thru them. I own 2 businesses myself, and am looking into this same kind of business here, only a little more diversified.
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Fall for Fun and the Naples Stone Crab Festival
October is here and that kicks off our annual Fall for Fun season on Florida's Paradise Coast. We're ramping up for the start of the annual stone crab season on October 15, followed by the Stone Crab Festival, lots of great Halloween events including the Halloween Spooktacular on Fifth Avenue South, the Naples International Film Festival, and much more in the coming weeks.
Here in Southwest Florida, opening day for stone crab season is akin to opening day for baseball season in MLB team cities. Fans of the sweet and delicious claw meat start plotting and planning for weeks about where they're going to stake out their spot to dine on opening day. Popular spots include several waterfront cafes in Everglades City – the Stone Crab Capital of the World – including City Seafood and Triad Seafood; and Grimm's Stone Crab for takeout and overnight delivery of fresh, never frozen stone crab claws. Naples and Marco Island favorites include Pinchers Crab Shack, Capri Fish House, Kelly's Fishhouse Dining Room, Truluck's Seafood & Crab House, Captain & Krewe Seafood Market & Raw Bar, Little Bar Restaurant, and many others.
Don't forget the annual Stone Crab Festival is coming up October 23 through 25 on the Old Naples Waterfront at Tin City and Bayfront with lots of stone crab claws, fresh Gulf seafood, taste treats from over 20 local restaurant vendors, live music, a fun-filled activity zone for kids, arts and crafts, and much more. Find the full action-packed schedule at www.stonecrabfestival.org.
A face for the Paradise Coast's fall tourism marketing campaign is the somewhat cranky crustacean, Stoney the Crab. Watch for him online and on Facebook to learn more about the excellent deals available at area hotels, restaurants, attractions, spas and more. These offer an opportunity for locals to take advantage of discounts at some of their favorite spots before the full crush of the winter season kicks in. You can browse some of those deals at www.paradisecoast.com/deals, and be sure to check out the many fun fall events happening at www.paradisecoast.com/listings/events.
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More than 7,000 marijuana plants seized in California
More than 7,000 marijuana plants seized in California
CALAVERAS COUNTY, Calif. (KCRA) —
Calaveras County Sheriff's Office deputies seized more than 7,000 marijuana plants and 300 pounds of processed marijuana Wednesday.
Deputies served a search warrant on the 10000 block of Scenic Valley Road in Jenny Lind, about 20 miles east of Stockton.
Investigators said the property consisted of a large outdoor and small indoor marijuana growing operation. Deputies also said the property was an unregistered and illegal marijuana grow site.
No one was present during the search warrant, deputies said. The investigation into who was involved is still ongoing.
If you have any information about the case, Calaveras County Sheriff's Office ask you to contact them.