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This is what I usally do:
1. No CP, just use a handful of minifigs each, give 'em weapons and set them on eachother.
2. No Heroes, stupenduos feats are asking too much for a new player. If you Heroes, add them after a few games
3. No Extra Bits, squads, creations and all other specalities should wait till the player has had a bit more playtime.
That should help you with the intro to the game.
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Why am I not amazed that you didn't even help anything? And yes, she goes to our school. I'm fairly certain you walk right by her spot in the mornings, too.
Thanks, guys, this has really helped. We'll see how this turns out on Saturday, then!
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You are looking at the aftermath of a great doubles match. With Bill B. Tim P, and Bobby B and me (from L to R). It was the Baker Boys v the Cali Boys - some how I forgot the final score. :-) Close match.
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Oh, believe me Chin, we were sweaty! It does dry off pretty fast in the desert though.
I just got sick of my beard and shaved that nasty thing off this morning! Started it in November.
Bobby is sporting the hipster surf hat by RUCA with a V which ever since he told me about it, I see it all the time - even out here in Burque.
7-5, 5-4? Who cares really... I had a lot of fun.
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Just Because A Banana Can Be Used To Rob A Bank, It Doesn't Mean We Ban Bananas
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It is possible to use a banana to rob a bank. It is also possible to use a phone to defraud people of millions of dollars. But we do not make possession of a banana or the use of a phone illegal. We make bank robbery and fraud illegal. We do not outlaw bananas and phones because bananas and phones serve any number of socially useful services. It would be dumb to outlaw them just because someone could use them in a bad way.On our last post about this, someone brought up the anti-circumvention issue, noting that if the software circumvents DRM, then under the DMCA it's illegal across the board. But all this really highlights is the insanity of the anti-circumvention provision and how it makes perfectly legitimate activity "copyright infringement." Think about it: if you use this to make a perfectly legal recording of some content, then none of the rights covered by copyright law have been infringed. And yet it's still illegal solely because of the circumvention? That makes no sense. How can it be illegal if no illegal copy was actually made?
That's why the test that the Supreme Court identified in the famous Betamax case is so useful. As long as a technology is capable of "substantial noninfringing uses" we welcome it. Because those substantial noninfringing uses are great to have, and we cannot stop innovation just because it can sometimes be abused.


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New Delhi, Nov 22: Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray, who passed away in Mumbai last week, was the only non-MP to get obituary references in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha Friday, the first day of the winter session of parliament.
Thackeray is amongst the few leaders ever to get obituary references without being a member of either house.
The Shiv Sena and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had urged the presiding officers of both houses to pay an obituary reference to Thackeray and adjourn parliament as a mark of tribute to him, party insiders said. However, the government decided to include his name in the list of obituary references but did not agree to adjourning parliament's sitting for the day.
Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar said in the house: "We deeply mourn the loss of our former colleagues and Shri Thackeray and I am sure the house would join me in conveying our condolences to the bereaved families. Balasaheb Thackeray was well known as a political cartoonist and editor of Marmik, a political weekly and Saamna, Marathi daily newspaper. Shri Thackeray founded Shiv Sena in 1966. He passed away on 17th November, 2012, in Mumbai at the age of 85 years."
Rajya Sabha Chairmnan Hamid Ansari described Thackeray as a charismatic person who always tried to inculcate a sense of pride in people, particularly those from Maharashtra.
"Beginning his career as a cartoonist with the Free Press Journal, Thackeray founded the Shiv Sena party in 1966 to espouse the cause of local people of Maharashtra," he said.
Besides Thackeray, tributes were paid to 10 former members, including former defence minister K.C. Pant and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader K. Yerran Naidu, in the Lok Sabha.
The others were Ram Sewak Chowdhury, Bharat Bhushan, Sat Mahajan, Raj Kumar Rai, Lourdasamy Adaikkalaraj, Nawal Kishore Sharma, Harihar Swain and Ram Sewak Hazari.
In the Rajya Sabha, tributes were paid, besides Thackeray, to B.V. Kakkilaya, Ranganath Misra, Jagesh Desai, B.P. Singhal (ex-member), B. Satyanarayan Reddy, Anantray Devshanker Dave, Kailash Pati Mishra and Pant.


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Inside the Museum World's Fashion Fixation
From women's underwear and Christian Louboutin high heels to a raincoat crafted from seal intestines, fashion is sweeping the museum world. Ellen Gamerman has the inside look on Lunch Break. Photo: AP.
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Ganassi Finishes 1-2 in Rolex 24 at Daytona
In a one-lap dash that followed the 23rd caution of an action-filled race, Scott Pruett drove away from Ganassi Racing teammate Scott Dixon on Sunday to win the Rolex 24 Grand-Am season opener at Daytona International Speedway's road course.
In leading teammates Joey Hand, Memo Rojas and Graham Rahal to a fourth Daytona Prototype division victory for owner Chip Ganassi, Pruett won the overall title in the Rolex 24 for the fourth time. In all divisions combined, Pruett has six Rolex 24 wins.
With the victory, team owner Chip Ganassi completed what amounts to an auto racing grand slam, with four straight "majors" in hand. He now holds the trophies for the 2010 Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray), 2010 Indianapolis 500 (Dario Franchitti), 2010 Brickyard 400 (McMurray) and 2011 Rolex 24.
McMurray, who teamed with Franchitti, Dixon and NASCAR teammate Juan Montoya in the second-place No. 02 BMW on Sunday, will defend his Daytona 500 victory Feb. 20.
"I think that, for all of us, it's really quite amazing what Chip's done," McMurray said. "Chip was known for his IndyCar program for a long time, and the NASCAR program wasn't really where it needed to be. And then the Grand-Am program was winning championships, and I feel like the NASCAR program's as good as it can be right now -- doing really well everywhere.
"To come back and not only win this, but to have a one-two, it's really amazing what he's been able to do."
After driving like a man possessed following a 30-second penalty for hitting a tire on pit road, Hand turned the No. 01 BMW over to Pruett with 1 hour, 48 minutes left in the race.
"Scott Pruett's the right guy to get it done," Hand said after exiting the car.
He was right. Pruett took the lead during a decisive cycle of pit stops in the final hour of the 24-hour event and pulled away to a comfortable lead over the No. 02 Ganassi car driven in its final stint by Scott Dixon.
The lead didn't last. With seven minutes left in the race, the No. 90 Chevrolet lost its rear cowling and caused a full-course caution. With a phenomenal restart, Pruett pulled away to win the race by 2.07 seconds over the No. 02, which survived a drag race for the runner-up spot against the No. 9 Action Express Porsche Riley.
With 54 minutes left, Pruett brought the No. 01 Daytona Prototype to the pits for tires and fuel. Dixon didn't pit until three laps later, and during that time, Pruett turned a 2.26-second deficit into an 11.9-second lead by the time the pit stops cycled through.
In the GT division, the TRG Motorsports team of Andy Lally, Spencer Pumpelly, Brendan Gaughan, Wolf Henzler and Steven Bertheau drove the No. 67 Porsche to victory for owner Kevin Buckler.
Lally, who drove the final stint, finished one lap ahead of the second-place Porsche driven by Bryce Miller, Tim Sugden, Bryan Sellers and Rob Bell.
Actor Patrick Dempsey claimed a third-place finish as an owner/driver in the GT division, teaming with Joe Foster, Charles Espenlaub and Tom Long. Dempsey's No. 40 Mazda was leading before Long spun with approximately six hours left.


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with all due respect in the style of:
Housatonic Dirt Daubers vs. Scoharie Mule Deer
Although the Wampanog Valley Conference is not my general sphere of expertise, it isn't exactly unfamiliar to me as I attended elementary school directly across the river from the gym where this game is being played. A few things about this gym: the alleuvial deposits from millions of years ago are shifting daily in geological strata and have caused over its 74 year life a certain flaw in the south end of the wooden floor of the basketball court which has a critical effect on jumpshots. Let me backtrack here a minute. A few days ago I was in my library reaching for the book of offensive schemes pertaining to this game and mind you my shelves are 18 feet high as the room is vaulted cathedral and in order to reach the highest shelf I have to mount a 10 foot step-ladder. As I climbed I could see clearly through the large fixed window leading out to the meadow where this time of year the snow is melting and I caught sight of the tents. Now listen I know you all at Covers respect my abilities and my wife and I deeply appreciate the fruit baskets and Target gift cards, but there is only so much fruit and cheap clothing we can consume. Please respect our privacy.
Anyways before we examine the Mule Deer's special penchant for several zones of D layered by small pellets that have no real smell but are slippery to the touch let me continue the investigations which led me to the conclusion that a certain curve in the earth's surface connected to the months where a full moon occurs twice has a tendency to skew jumpshots. The following numbers bear this up, each is the varied degrees of the curvature per day of the month (in percentages)
1.2, 2.2, 3.2, 1.56, 2.66, 1.8, 3.2,188.8.131.52 and finally 5.44
I believe these variances lead to an excellent chance the Dirt Daubers can score at will, providing they don't slip up on the pellets left by the Deer forwards. If they can avoid bunching up in dirty clumps which look like the holes pancakes make when fully cooked but much darker and more dusty, I believe the Daubers have not only a chance at covering but winning this game as well as leaving nests behind which their offspring can enjoy for years to come.
Housatonic Dirt Daubers +4
please no more fruit rolls either nothing with a hint of fruit ok?
in the style of train69
cincy -3
minny + 4
indy -2
zona 1st half points under 32 1/2
zona 2nd half points over 33
zona ML
houston -22
oregon over 44
mizzou -3
mizzou ML
future bets:
mizzou to win 2013 ncaa +2300
mizzou to colonize mars -120
john mayer to bone miley cyrus in 2013 -150
field to bone miley cyrus -270
round robin $30 to win $6,788
mizzou ML, SEATTLE runs over 6. tampa bay over 3, croatian goat chase under 5 mins. (no action if goat survives or seems interested in attention) bayer-munchen gaols .0003
pork futures
$5 pork and chicken livers (under for week of 3/24)
penny stocks:
asian rift IUDDS over .0003 per share (genetic alterations)
republican presidential candidates:
ron paul +3000
billy ray cyrus +200
exumed body of ronald reagan -120
in the style of Boom Boom:
Ten Things You Should Have Learned By Now
1. Alright MEN !!!! Time to get a damn grip. I went 45-2 last month and some of you suckers are astill complaining I missed an opportunity with Tennessee. What the hell kind of nonsense is that ???? If any of you haters out there had half a NUTSACK .... hell i got room for you on mine, yeah c'mon over we got trailer hook ups and everyhting you whiners.....we'll call it NUTSACK VILLAS yeah but no open fires ok???
2. Kentucky is an awesome DAMN basketball team. I dont care much for basketball because MY CLEMSON TIGERS dont usually kick much butt in that field but i would go to war with these Kentucky players, hell I say give me the 5 starters and a few bench players and we go over to Iran right NOW and straighten out this damn nuclear stuff........oh well I'm just saying this team is for real is all.
3. Dont like rudeness at football games. Took my family over to an away Tigers game and some guy behind me spills a beer down my neck. And they say white boys can't jump. He's probably still poking around the ozarks somewhere by now...hell if anyone sees him tell him the directtions to>>>NUTSACK VILLAS!!!!
4, 5 6 7 8 9 10. This guy Rovin is loco, but not bad people. Really. Hey shiftwerk will get to anybody I figure.
BigEastExpert (the fake)
minnesota +3
baylor+ 5
florida gators -4
BIgEastExpert (real)
Gotta say i JUST WALLOPED THE PISS OUTTA THAT FAKE DUDE.
My record 44-3
His 2-55
I wish that were the end of it but his twitter account has been traced to a small ex-soviet republic and inpenetrable to most legal actions. BUT got word today that about 6 months ago over there in I believe its called ITSABULLASTAN there was a peculiar siting of an asteroid clump and several farm animals were found to be covered with a black slime as well as an american tourist from las vegas...hmmmmmm....anyways me and my covers buddy SANDMAN 23 went over to investigate and its a pretty long story and complicated buit if you tune into my twitter i'll fill ya in,,...........anyways i ASSURE YOU i am the BIG EAST EXP[ERRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTT
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MACWESTIES PICKS poops picked up this week 44
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couldnt make any picks today as the generator failed to start when we lost power in the Saskatchatoon power grid....had to carefully around all the doggie mine fields in the dark over to the neighbors house to get some candles
in the style of badlands (shoudnt there be like a drum roll here or at the very least like a searing guitar solo by tom morello?)
WELL i guess its thursday huh?
pertinent facts: it would seem since i stumbled home my current run is at 9-2 havent checked the bankroll but ya know what>>??? i just KNOW its friggin lookin good ...be back with some picks before work tomorrow hey.... lighten up ok?
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awwwwwwwwww haters gone hate you my friend as they say./..... GOT NUTHIN'
No, I think it was a good effort that got bogged down in self-congratulatory garbage.
Keep trying, but save the victory laps, junior.
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So far former Penn State coach Joe Paterno has not been charged with any crime in the child sex-abuse case that has shocked the nation.
So, why has Mr. Paterno hired a high-profile white collar criminal defense lawyer?
Legal experts say Paterno's hiring of J. Sedwick "Wick" Sollers, a partner at the Washington law firm King & Spaulding, makes a lot of sense.
Paterno, who was fired by the university's Board of Trustees last week, is likely to be called as a witness in the cases against former coach Jerry Sandusky, who is charged with 40 counts of sexual assault of eight children over 15 years, and former Penn State senior executive Gary Schultz and former athletic director Tim Curley, both charged with failing to report alleged abuse and lying to the grand jury. All three men say they are innocent.
"I think it's only common sense for Paterno to have a lawyer," says James Keneally, a partner at Kelley Drye & Warren, a New York law firm. "I'm only surprised he did not do it sooner."
Last Friday, Paterno's son, Scott, in a statement announcing the hiring of Mr. Sollers, said, "My father's desire is for the truth to be uncovered, and he will work with his lawyers to that end."
At the moment, outside lawyers don't believe that Paterno is a target for the district attorney. Unlike the two Penn State officials, Paterno's legal obligation apparently was not to report any alleged incidents to the police, says James Cohen, an associate professor of law at Fordham Law School in New York.
"His obligation was to report up, not out," says Mr. Cohen. "He apparently did that."
Paterno's involvement goes back to a 2002 incident when a graduate assistant says he told him he had witnessed Mr. Sandusky assaulting a young boy in the shower room. Paterno apparently called the athletic director, Mr. Curley.
In addition, Mr. Keneally says Paterno should have a lawyer since there is nothing to stop the district attorney from continuing to investigate the situation. There could be another grand jury or perhaps additional charges brought against the Penn State officials. In addition, other alleged victims might come forward.
"One of the first calls the attorney makes is to the district attorney to try to find out if your client is considered a witness or a target or something in the middle called a subject," explains Keneally.
He says someone like Paterno could become a subject of a grand jury if they have information relating to the crime in question. For example, there could be pertinent emails with Paterno's name copied on them or maybe he sat in on a phone call where the incidents were discussed. It does not mean he committed a crime but he may have information that can clarify what happened.
"Naming someone a subject gives the district attorney the greatest amount of waffling room," Keneally says.
In addition, Penn State has hired legal counsel to do its own internal investigation. Although Penn State is not legally required to turn over anything pertinent unless it receives a subpoena, they are likely to cooperate with authorities, says Stanley Twardy, a former federal prosecutor, now a partner at Day Pitney in Stamford, Ct.
He says what investigators will be looking at is whether or not the university knew about any of the sexual assaults. "What did they know, and when did they know it," he says.
Since Penn State receives federal grants, the university is also likely to be investigated by the Department of Education's inspector general, says Mr. Twardy.
In fact, further federal involvement is possible since one of the alleged assaults took place in Texas when Penn State was playing in the Alamo Bowl.
"The Feds could go after Sandusky for taking kids across state lines," says Twardy, "or the prosecutors in Texas could file charges." On Friday, a law-enforcement official in Texas told a radio station that San Antonio police were looking into allegations that a sexual assault of a minor took place when Penn State went to the Alamo Bowl in 1999.
Separately, on Monday, the president of the Second Mile charity formed by Sandusky resigned. According to the indictment of Sandusky, the former coach used the charity, which helped less fortunate children, to find victims. Sandusky has not been involved with the charity since 2008, when he informed the charity he was under investigation.
Jack Raykovitz, said he was resigning as the Second Mile president in the hopes it would help restore faith in the charity's mission.
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Gary B. Weinstein assumed the position of President and CEO of Washington Health System in Washington County, Pennsylvania, in June 2010. Mr. Weinstein provides leadership, direction and administration across the entire Washington Health System, which includes a large community hospital, a small rural hospital, a 70-provider physician group, a chemical dependency rehab facility, a community wellness center, a hospice and joint ventures in the areas of senior living, home health, cancer center and others. Working with the health system's Board of Directors, he charts the course the health system is to take in response to the health care needs of the community.
Mr. Weinstein is a graduate of Bucknell University with a bachelor's degree in political science. As a Peace Corps volunteer, he taught junior high school in Ethiopia. He received his master's degree in public administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, after which he did community/economic development work for three years.
He began his health care career at Washington Hospital in 1981 as the hospital planner. From 1992-2010, he served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Weinstein is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Mr. Weinstein serves on the board of directors of the Healthcare Council of Western Pennsylvania, Hospital and Health Systems Association of Pennsylvania, Action Resources, Inc., and Board of Directors of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Weinstein is a married father of three adult children and grandfather of two. He enjoys tennis, basketball and traveling in his spare time.


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The meringue is tall but cracked and sank a little as it cooled:
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For the cake:
200g unsalted butter, at room temperature
200g golden caster sugar
200g self raising flour
50g ground almonds
2 eggs, plus 2 additional egg yolks (save the whites for the meringue)
2-4 tablespoons milk
100g blackberries, washed and dried
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2 egg whites
100g golden caster sugar, plus 2 tablespoons extra for sprinkling on top
A handful of flaked almonds
For the filling:
200ml double cream, lightly whipped
4 tablespoons bramble jelly
Blackberries, for decoration
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- Preheat the oven to 160°C/fan oven 140°C/312°F/Gas mark 3.
- Grease two 20cm loose bottomed sandwich tins.
- Place all the cake ingredients into a bowl – except the blackberries – and beat until creamy and well combined. Stir in the blackberries.
- Spoon the mixture into the two tins and level the surfaces. Put to one side.
- Now make the meringue. Whisk the egg whites adding the sugar one tablespoon at a time. Whisk until thick and glossy.
- Gently spoon on top of one of the cakes and then sprinkle the additional sugar and the flaked almonds on top.
- Bake both cakes for 40 minutes or until a skewer comes out cleanly from the cake without the meringue. Remove the meringue-free cake from the oven and leave to cool on a wire rack.
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- To serve, spread the bramble jelly over the plain cake and then spoon the lightly whipped cream on top. As I had some blackberries left over, I added them to the bramble jelly.
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Some kiteboard school owners are likely to be rather unhappy when the Port of Hood River wraps up its kiteboarding school selection process this winter.
Port staff presented commissioners with several options for school locations at the waterfront at the Commission's meeting Tuesday night, and were steered toward a plan that would put five schools at the event site.
Port waterfront coordinator Liz Whitmore said the port would not be cutting schools entirely if it didn't have to, but would be limiting the number that would receive concessions for the event site.
Currently all seven schools which operate on the Hood River waterfront have a presence at the popular event site.
The plan which appeared to gain favor amongst the commissioners would include five spots on the upper cruise ship dock at the Event Site, with three of those spots dedicated to kite schools and two to windsurfing and stand up paddle boarding schools.
Additionally temporary space would be set up in the event site parking lot over July 4 weekend for schools operating out of The Spit.
The commission also discussed whether the permit decision committee has the final say on whether the schools that lose out on permits would have the right to appeal to the commission.
"The RFP (request for proposals) committee should be set up to be as unbiased as possible and that is where it should stop," said commissioner Fred Duckwall.
The plan also called for space for three food vendors on the lower cruise ship dock, but the general feeling among commissioners was that the number of food vendors should be kept at two for now. However they did not rule out the possibility of adding a third later.
The plan also calls for an enclosed stand-up paddleboard storage between the cruise ship dock and the event site grass. Commissioners favored the idea because it kept space for more schools, moved schools out of the event site parking lot and also moved food vendors off the event site grass.
"Last year had five people come to us wanting to be food vendors at the event site," said commissioner Rich McBride. "Whether we have space to accommodate them all at this site is the question; maybe one or more of those vendors could be in the Luhr Jenson parking lot ... the two vendors on that lower dock will provide a lot of activity and the amount of seating space will be pretty much consumed, we've got two good vendors and they'll feel less put upon I think if we keep it at two."
In other port activities:
n Commissioners had a lengthy conversation with both waterfront access advocate Heather Staten and developer Bob Naito about the design of the bike and pedestrian pathway along the waterfront. Concerns were raised by port staff and commissioners whether the proposed trails on port and private land would properly link up and whether public access would be restricted due to the potential hotel and commercial building development on the south end of the Nichols Basin.
n Port Director Michael McElwee introduced new Finance Manager Fred Kowell. Kowell replaces longtime port finance director Linda Shames, who retired earlier in the summer.
Kowell previously served as the finance director for Portland Parks and Recreation.
"We are pleased as punch to have him," McElwee said.
n The port also approved leases for Hood River Distillers and Double Mountain Brewery to use space in the Maritime Building. Maritime Services Company, which had leased the building until this summer, is currently going through bankruptcy proceedings. Port Development Director Steve Burdick said the port is working with Maritime to have all company property moved out of the building.
n The commissioners also received an update on airport construction from Development Director Steve Burdick, who said that the project was underway and that the section of Orchard Road affected by the project would soon be torn up and permanently closed.
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The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited History Construction Management, LLC, in Odell, for 22 alleged serious health violations.
OSHA opened an inspection in May in response to a complaint and found that some workers were exposed to airborne lead at more than 40 times the permissible limit. Proposed fines total $59,200.
"Employers such as History Construction Management have a responsibility to ensure that operations are conducted in a way that eliminates or minimizes lead hazards, including exposure," said Tom Bielema, director of OSHA's Peoria area office.
"Training workers to recognize lead hazards and take necessary precautions to prevent exposure is necessary to protect their health."
Paul and Wendi Birkett, owners of History Construction Management, said the company is working with OSHA to rectify the situation.
"History takes the health and safety of its employees very seriously and is committed to the continual improvement of its processes and safety programs. The company encountered a unique circumstance on a single project this year. The OSHA investigation was prompted due to the company's efforts in April and May to monitor the effectiveness and implement appropriate changes to safety and work practice programs already in place. The company had taken necessary corrective actions before the citations were issued to the company in October and is working with OSHA regarding these," the Birketts said in a joint statement.
Fifteen of the violations relate to OSHA's lead standard, including failing to implement engineering and work practice controls to reduce exposure, collect full shift personal samples for monitoring, provide clean protective clothing, provide clean changing rooms or separate storage facilities for protective work clothing to prevent cross-contamination with street clothes, keep surface and eating areas free from lead dust accumulation, properly sweep up lead dust, provide training to employees about lead and post lead hazard warning signs.
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History Construction Management, which specializes in restoring windows for historical buildings and employees about 25 people, was previously cited by OSHA in 2009 for failing to provide a hazard communications program and require the use of personal protective equipment. They were fined $1,050.
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The issuance of a joint statement in 2009 by Catholic hospitals and labor unions about the right of workers to organize is still waiting for its first application, according to a participant in the drafting of the document. The statement, "Respecting the Just Rights of Workers: Guidance and Options for Catholic Health Care and Unions," was prepared by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Catholic Health Association, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the Service Employees International Union. Jerry Shea, assistant to the president at the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said the document first became sidetracked when participants agreed to hold back its release until closer to Labor Day 2009. By then, Shea added, the initiative was further sidelined as the nation—and some of the key participants in crafting the statement—became embroiled in a debate on the merits of health care reform legislation.
The document calls on unions and employers to respect "each other's mission and legitimacy" and to pledge not to "demean or undermine each other's institutions, leaders, representatives, effectiveness or motives." Both sides also must be "dedicated to ensuring that organizing campaigns will not disturb patients or interfere with the delivery of patient care."
Shea said that "Respecting the Just Rights of Workers" may yet prove to be useful. "Unions complained about it because it didn't go far enough. Hospitals complained because it went too far. So we must have done something right," he said.
At the annual meeting of the Catholic Labor Network in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 12, participants were told that health care organizing continues at Catholic institutions, although not necessarily under the tenets laid out by "Respecting the Just Rights of Workers."
Marie Puleo, a Franciscan sister who is senior vice president of mission for Steward Healthcare System, a for-profit chain that runs six Catholic hospitals in Massachusetts, outlined the positive working relationship the chain has with S.E.I.U. Both the hospitals and the union consider as the enemy not each other but the current health care system, she said.
Relations are not as stable at other health care sites around the country where management and labor square off. Nina Bugbee, a staff representative for a Teamsters local representing hospital workers at Genesys Regional Medical Center in Flint, Mich., and a former nurse at the hospital, said workers and management enjoyed a good relationship for about six years until executives at Ascension Health, the nation's largest Catholic hospital chain, "decided two things: The profits weren't big enough at Genesys, and they were going to put the unions in their proper place."
That set off, according to Bugbee, a series of anti-union moves by hospital management, which in turn brought a series of countermoves by the union and its allies, including the publication last year by Interfaith Worker Justice of "Ascension Health: A Fall From Grace—Workers' Rights Abuses at Ascension Health's Michigan Hospitals."
Bugbee said the tactic that finally got management's attention was the Teamsters' backing of a rival hospital's building bid. Both parties came back to the bargaining table. The nurses eventually agreed to concessions that led to a new contract, but Bugbee claimed that even with the contract, "morale is the lowest it's ever been."


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Did Hollywood Not Use Available DMCA Tools Just To Pretend It Needed SOPA?
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Hmmm... what happened that week? Oh, that's right: the House Judiciary Committee hearings about SOPA, where part of the "evidence" for why SOPA was needed was the MPAA's anti-piracy boss Michael O'Leary insisting that doing Google searches on certain movies led you to links to pages where you could download unauthorized copies. He was wrong, actually -- as our own tests showed, they took you to legal versions. But isn't it interesting to see that, for example, the very first search takedown that Lionsgate sent to Google happened on November 15th? Similarly, it's interesting to see that right after the SOPA blackouts made it clear that SOPA was going to die... there's another new "burst" of takedown filings. Twentieth Century Fox appears not to have used the system at all until January 30th of this year -- or a week or so after SOPA was officially declared dead. How about Paramount Pictures, one of the more vocal supporters of SOPA? It filed just one search takedown prior to the whole SOPA debate. But about a month after SOPA was declared dead, suddenly Paramount started using the tool. NBC Universal certainly had been a regular user of the system all along -- but right after SOPA died, its usage clearly trended upwards -- whereas prior to that, its usage looked pretty flat.
In other words, you could certainly make a reasonable case that the studios went to Congress to complain about how they couldn't get rid of search results they don't like from Google... when they hadn't even tried to use the tools available which appear to do the job they wanted.
There certainly may be other factors, but it's possible that the studios had been holding back on using the tools as a way of providing extra "evidence" of a problem that had to be addressed by law. Again, as Sanchez points out:
How about before you break the Internet, you try USING THE F***ING TOOLS YOU ALREADY HAVE?A reasonable question, but don't expect a reasonable answer.


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Levi Johnston's naked body is now considered a pay-per-view event.
This morning, DirectTV started charging $9.95 for "Levi Johnston Playgirl Shoot" -- a behind-the-scenes special showing the father of one in various states of Palin-unapproved undress.
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Kelly's Globe-Trotting DC Condo
Name: Kelly Kielsing, Technology for Health in developing countries
Location: Car Barn Apartments, Washington, DC
Size: Just under 1000 sq ft
Years lived in: 2 1/2 years; Own
If your job description involved venturing across the globe more than you're at home, you too might become accustomed to the idea that minimal equipment is best. Where most globe trotters' homes resemble mini bazaars, Kelly decided to take a more minimal, naturalistic approach by focusing on natural woods and neutral color palettes.
The Car Barn apartments where Kelly lives are a signature building in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of D.C. They were converted in the 1980s from stables into condos. There were a few things that Kelly had in mind when searching for a home: good lighting, a high ceiling, open space, combined living room + kitchen, and character. The high ceilings were the selling point. "I told my realtor that I needed a space that was large enough where I could play racquetball. A kitchen I could do without, but I wanted a lot of space."
In Kelly's home, the arrangement of each room purposefully creates the feeling of being in a gallery or museum setting. You almost get the feeling you're walking through a mini museum of natural history. Kelly enjoys incorporating objects that were useful, either to blacksmiths, carpenters, woodworkers, sailors, or tribesmen. The "artifacts" are all objects with distinct design that served a purpose in another historical era.
The photos strung along the living room wall like a mosaic are all photos from Kelly's travels abroad over the years. And the display of ethnic items from all over the world that juts out from the navy blue wall in his bedroom is purposeful. "I wanted the bedroom styling to be minimal, but I wanted the focus to be on this one wall that was a display like you would see in a museum."
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Favorite Element: Wood. My grandfather did a lot of woodwork, and I guess it rubbed off.
Biggest Challenge: Underestimating how long it will take to do anything.
What Friends Say: "What is that?"
Biggest Embarrassment: The holes I drill in the wrong places.
Proudest DIY: The 13-foot sculpture over my stairway. Putting it up there was a feat of acrobatics and engineering. And naiveté.
Biggest Indulgence: A chaise lounge. I do a lot of work at home, so I might as well be comfy.
Best Advice: Daydream about what you want, then when you see something that comes close, grab it up.
Dream Sources: Museums.
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• Butterfly chair: CB2
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• Canoe: Purchased it from gentleman online
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• Rungu: Spectors that Kenyan men use. Men carry it around as a sign of manhood
• Photos: All taken by Kelly
• Working clamps: His grandfather made them.
• Desk table: Grandfather built
• Chair: Mexico
• Black Hat: Argentina
• Blanket: Mexico
• Woven basket: Kenya
• Red: Thailand
• Reindeer: Zambia
• Tapestry: Peru
• Wooden saddle frame: Mexico
• Massai beads: Kenya
• Shield and Bow: Damascus, Syria
• Desk: Ikea
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Videos of controversial FDA study examining effects of nicotine on monkeys released
(Sinclair Broadcast Group) -- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released videos of a controversial study examining the effects of nicotine on monkeys.
The program was terminated in January 2018 following outcry from animal activists and the death of four squirrel monkeys used in the tests.
The White Coat Waste Project, a non-profit coalition dedicated to wasteful tax spending on animal experiments, sued the FDA over the experiments.
The study was originally launched to examine the ill-effects of nicotine and how long it would take them to become addicted. Many were locked in small cages while wearing vests that contained catheters to infuse nicotine into their bodies.
They would then take hits of nicotine inside these 'nicotine chambers.'
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb suspended the program in September 2017 but then terminated it completely after finding the agency's animal program "may need to be strengthened in some important areas."
The White Coat Waste Project says their lawsuit compelled the FDA to release never-before-seen videos of the taxpayer-funded tests which were shared with FOX 17 News on Tuesday. One example shows how a monkey would take a hit of the nicotine and immediately slump over, the cycle repeating itself multiple times.
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Excerpt from Life's Little Mysteries -- "'A rivalry in this kind of context is apt to benefit these swimmers' motivation and performance,' said Gavin Kilduff, an assistant professor at New York University who studies the causes and consequences of rivalry. In fact, the swimmers could be boosting each other's performances by as much as 2 percent."
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This is a lesson about how magnetism causes solar flares. Learners will set up an electrical circuit with magnets to examine magnetic fields and their similarities to magnetic fields seen on the Sun. Learners should have a conceptual understanding... (View More) of magnetism prior to exploring this lesson. This activity requires special materials including a galvanometer, copper wire, and sandpaper. This is Activity 2 in the Exploring Magnetism in Solar Flares teachers guide. (View Less)
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Attorney General Kamala D. Harris Announces Crackdown on ATM "Skimming" and Identity Theft Cases
SAN FRANCISCO -- Attorney General Kamala D. Harris today announced the outcomes of two cases investigated by her office's eCrime Unit in which defendants "skimmed" credit card information of Chase Bank customers across the state.
Both cases involved a type of crime frequently referred to as a "skimmer operation." In both cases, the defendants, organized as "crews," replaced the card readers at Chase Bank ATM vestibules with ones that allowed them to retrieve customers' card information. Additionally, both crews installed micro cameras to capture the card holders' PIN entry. With this information, they created bogus ATM access cards.
"Technology benefits consumers, but also opens them up to risks that law enforcement must respond to," said Attorney General Harris. "ATM skimming cases like these are fast-growing, can lead to identity theft and significant financial losses. I applaud the state and local collaboration that shut down these two criminal schemes."
Gnel Snapyan, 35, was sentenced today in San Luis Obispo County Superior Court to 364 days in state prison and five years probation. His co-conspirator, Gervork Aroutiounyan, 48, was sentenced in March 2012 to three years and eight months in state prison. The men were ordered to pay restitution to Chase Bank.
In a separate scam, Santiago Alcantar, 37, Genea Antoine, 39, and Anthony Garcia, 30, entered a plea of guilty today in San Luis Obispo County Superior Court to one count of conspiracy to commit grand theft, computer access fraud, identity theft, second degree burglary and forgery of access cards. They were charged in March with 14 counts of felony fraud.
Between July 2010 and February 2011, Snapyan fraudulently withdrew approximately $220,000 from the bank accounts of more than 300 victims in Santa Clara, Marin, Fresno, San Luis Obispo counties.
The case was investigated by the San Luis Obispo County Police Department and the Attorney General's eCrime Unit. In September 2011, the Attorney General's office charged Snapyan and Aroutiounyan with 28 counts of felony fraud. On March 1, the defendants entered a plea of guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit grand theft, computer access fraud, identity theft, second degree burglary and forgery of access cards. Additionally, each pled guilty to three counts of second degree burglary.
Between October 2010 and February 2011, Alcantar, Antoine, and Garcia ran their skimmer operation in Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo, San Bernardino and Ventura counties. The crew stole approximately $217,000 from more than 200 victims.
Sentencing is scheduled for July 27, at which time Alcantar will be sentenced to four years in state prison; Antoine to two years in state prison and Garcia to a sentence that will not exceed one year and 4 months.
In both cases, Chase Bank has reimbursed customers for their losses.
The California Department of Justice eCrime Unit was created last year to identify and prosecute identity theft crimes, cyber crimes and other crimes involving the use of technology.
Photos are attached to the online version of this release at https://oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/attorney-general-kamala-d-harris-announces-crackdown-atm-%E2%80%9Cskimming%E2%80%9D-and-identity .


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Native to one of Canada's most beautiful cities, Kara Duncan was born and raised in Ontario. As much as she enjoyed living in Toronto, Kara moved to New York in 2011 to pursue her much desired acting career.
In 2013 Duncan completed the international tour of West Side Story based out of New York City which was directed by Tony nominee Joey Mckneely, where she played the role of Francisca, a shark and Consuelo.
After finishing the tour, Duncan went back to her hometown of Toronto where she had numerous job offerings. Her latest project was filming for the season finale of SYFY's Warehouse 13. After wrapping for SYFY on August 30th she moved to Los Angeles on the 31st! A one day move, talk about taking the bull by the horns!
Although her strong points are within the stage and in front of the camera, she has 20 years of dance experience under her belt. Her professional dance training revolves around various dance genres like ballet, jazz, contemporary, tap, acrobatics, lyrical, hip-hop, modern, and pointe. Duncan also has extensive experience in Musical Theatre, T.V. series, feature films, and national commercials.
Duncan not has talent and beauty but she's also got the brains! This extraordinarily talented triple threat is a Ryerson University graduate with a Bachelor's in Fine Arts. Aside from her acting and dancing talents, she is also a singer and a member of the ACTRA in her beloved Toronto.
Kara is extremely passionate and serious about her future career with acting, thus the reason why she chose to move to the Golden State and reside in Los Angeles. She states that she loves L.A. and has met many great people while living here.
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Prosecutors Admit They Don't Understand What Weev Did, But They're Sure It's Like Blowing Up A Nuclear Plant
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Throughout the case, it's been clear that the DOJ was trying to make up an interpretation of the law that had no basis in the actual technology world. And it became abundantly clear at a hearing before the appeals court concerning weev's case, that the DOJ really has no idea what weev did. They're just sure it's bad because it involves computers and stuff. Seriously, as reported by Vice:
"He had to decrypt and decode, and do all of these things I don't even understand," Assistant US Attorney Glenn Moramarco argued.Say what? If that's the basis for being declared a felon and locked up for 3.5 years, almost everyone is a felon. It's likely that under that "standard" Moramarco himself is a felon, because I'll bet he "decrypts and decodes and all of these things he doesn't understand" on pretty much a daily basis. But, a tip to the US Attorneys' office: when prosecuting a computer crime, you might want to at least try to have someone who actually understands the fundamental basics of what the person you've locked up has done.
But, Moramarco apparently doesn't want to let his complete ignorance of what actually happened (someone putting a URL into a box and seeing the page that AT&T failed to secure) to get in the way of insane hyperbole about what he thinks weev did:
In its opening statement, the government made an incendiary comparison that seemed to reflect the nature of its understanding of the crime: the prosecution compared Auernheimer's deeds to hackers "[blowing] up a nuclear power plant in New Jersey" in an attempt to illustrate how it was a relevant venue.Yes, apparently exposing the fact that AT&T left its customers' info wide open to anyone is the equivalent of blowing up a nuclear power plant. Yikes.
As the article notes, much of the hearing actually focused on the question of venue, and it appears that weev may get off on something of a technicality. Prosecutors had moved the case to New Jersey for no known reason and so it may get rejected for being the improper venue, which potentially could mean that the appeals court never even addresses the issue of just how badly the DOJ twisted the CFAA to bring down weev. The judges appear to be considering this, as they noted that based on the details of the case, there was no apparent connection to New Jersey and no reason why the DOJ couldn't have brought the case anywhere (one judge apparently mentioned Hawaii).
The case is important because of all the CFAA abuse we've seen by the DOJ over recent years, and now it sounds like the appeals court may be able to just skip over that issue entirely. Given the DOJ's own admissions of its lack of understanding about weev's actions, that actually might be the best thing for the DOJ, allowing it to continue to make completely bogus CFAA arguments to take down technologically sophisticated people that the DOJ doesn't like and doesn't understand.


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Twins Fire 3 Coaches and Head Athletic Trainer
The Twins did not renew the c0ntracts of 3 coaches and their head athletic trainer. Longtime bullpen coach Rick Stelmaszek, 3rd base coach Steve Liddle and first base coach Jerry White and head coach athletic trainer Rick McWane all had their contacts not renewed for 2013. The Twins also reassigned bench coach Scott Ulger and hitting coach Joe Vavra. Ulger will work the outfielders and Vavra will work with the infielders.
Manager Ron Gardenhire said earlier this week he'd like to return all of his assistant coaches. Stelmaszek had been in the organization since 1978.
The Twins could promote triple-A Manager Gene Glynn, triple-A hitting coach Tom Brunansky and triple-A pitching coach Bobby Cuellar. The Twins were 66-96 and for a 2nd straight year finished with the worst record in the American League.