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Rutgers Fires Men's Basketball Coach Mike Rice
Rutgers men's basketball coach Mike Rice was fired amid a growing controversy over his physical and verbal abuse of players. Jonathan Clegg has the latest. Photo: AP.
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Google wants to develop super-fast internet across the country known as gigabit broadband. We covered Google's announcement in March 2010, but it looks like it's facing hurdles from both telecom giants and government. The Wall Street Journal has more.
As Kecia Lynn reported on Big Think a year ago, most of us won't be getting super-fast Internet anytime soon. It looks like that's still the case.
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Swipe right to make the connections that could change your career.
Swipe right. Match. Meet over coffee or set up a call.
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How pharmaceutical companies game the patent system
34 years ago, a KGB defector chillingly predicted modern America
A disturbing interview given by a KGB defector in 1984 describes America of today and outlines four stages of mass brainwashing used by the KGB.
- Bezmenov described this process as "a great brainwashing" which has four basic stages.
- The first stage is called "demoralization" which takes from 15 to 20 years to achieve.
- According to the former KGB agent, that is the minimum number of years it takes to re-educate one generation of students that is normally exposed to the ideology of its country.
Douglas Rushkoff – It's not the technology's fault
It's up to us humans to re-humanize our world. An economy that prioritizes growth and profits over humanity has led to digital platforms that "strip the topsoil" of human behavior, whole industries, and the planet, giving less and less back. And only we can save us.
- It's an all-hands-on-deck moment in the arc of civilization.
- Everyone has a choice: Do you want to try to earn enough money to insulate yourself from the world you're creating— or do you want to make the world a place you don't have to insulate yourself from?
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Eldon Eugene Snyder, 100, North Manchester, died at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 8, at Timbercrest Healthcare Center. He was born Sept. 17, 1913 in South Whitley, to Firmer and Meda (Holler) Snyder.
He was a 1931 graduate of South Whitley High School, and attended Manchester College. He married Catherine E. Yeager in Columbia City, on Sept. 28, 1932; she died April 10, 2008. At a young age, Gene began working in his father's grocery business. In 1936, he owned and operated the IGA in Wabash until 1942, when he moved to North Manchester and started Snyder's IGA with his brother Paul. They built the Manchester Plaza in 1962, and sold it in 1989. Gene was a member of the Manchester Church of the Brethren. He was a lifetime member of the Deming Masonic Lodge #88 F&AM, the Fort Wayne Scottish Rite and Mizpah Shrine, and the Manchester Moose Lodge.
He is survived by his son, Patrick (Connie) Snyder, Fishers; daughter-in-law, Judy (Michael) Snyder, Avon; four grandchildren, Betsy Miller, Jacksonville, Fla., Scott Snyder, Westfield, Matt (Karen) Snyder, Fishers, and Nick (Margaret) Snyder, Westfield; two step grandchildren, Mark (Kim) Pierson, Fishers, and, Chris (Melissa) Stephens, Avon; seven great grandchildren; two step great grandchildren, and his sister, Helen Cobb, Terre Haute. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Catherine E. Snyder, son, Michael E. Snyder, five brothers, and two sisters.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12, at Timbercrest Chapel, 2201 East Street, North Manchester, with Rev. Kurt Borgmann officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery, North Manchester. Friends may call 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, at Timbercrest Chapel and one hour prior to the service Wednesday. There will be a Masonic service at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Timbercrest. Arrangements by Grandstaff-Hentgen Bender Chapel, North Manchester.
The memorial guest book for Gene may be signed at www.grandstaff-hentgen.com.


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Protests, boycotts, accusations of cheating and corruption, threats to withdraw…welcome to yet another typical America's Cup opener!
Unsurprising but still confusing for the average fan, understanding the current mess requires some editing to remove the vast amount of white noise and diversion. Fortunately, that's a skill that we here at Sailing Anarchy have in abundance.
If you're good at deciphering solid debate from insane spewing, the IJ thread is probably the best discussion about the Luna Rossa and ETNZ protests. Clean's interview with Radio Sports NZ embedded above covers the subject decently in a few minutes for the casual fan; for the audio impaired or those looking for a little more clarity, here are a few things you can do for an easy understanding of the issues:
1) Quit accusing Iain Murray of cheating!
The man is not on the take, nor has his brain been taken over by nano-bots developed by an Oracle subsidiary. We can't find a single person who has ever known Murray who will accuse him of anything less than fairness and impartiality. His rules move may have been misguided, but it wasn't because he was in anyone's pocket. As Goethe said, "Misunderstandings and neglect create more confusion in this world than trickery and malice. At any rate, the last two are certainly much less frequent." Oh, and after you take off your tinfoil hats, ask Paul Cayard to take his off too. They may be out to get you, but bitching about it makes you look even worse than you already do.
2) Don't think this is about competition, or major competitive advantage.
These protests are entirely about procedure and precedent. Despite early informal assent to the main points, LR and ETNZ did not agree to two of Murray's safety recommendations, and when they were incorporated via the back door of the Marine Event Permit (MEP) application process, ETNZ believes they caused a change to the AC72 Class Rule without the required procedure. Whether the changes are about safety or not is completely irrelevant. Whether the Coast Guard likes them or not is irrelevant. You know what else is irrelevant? Whether a decision in ETNZ's favor will cause a cancellation of the Cup and the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars. The jury is not even allowed to consider it. In our opinion, only one question really matters to Dalton and Sirena: Can the Regatta Director make decisions that will change the nature of AC34's essential governing agreements and documents without following the rules contained therein for such changes?
3) If you need to blame someone, blame the group that came up with the safety panel process and implemented it so poorly.
Red Flag 1: These were called 'recommendations of Iain Murray." Not "Recommendations of Expert Safety Panel", not "Mandatory Safety Requirements from Safety Experts." They came from one man in permissive language, and Iain still wonders why they were not more fully embraced. Never mind the insurance issues: You started off on the wrong foot. Red Flag 2: Before discussing the details of the safety recommendations with key people inside the teams, Murray released them to the public, along with a statement saying they would be sent over as conditions for the Coast Guard's Marine Event Permit (MEP) – an essential license for the event. We don't know who advised Murray that his changes would pass easily, but after the dictatorial, heavy-handed move of stapling them to the MEP application, an agreement was never going to happen. You can't tell people that their opinion doesn't matter and then, a month later, tell them you would like them you need their agreement.
4) Through all of this, we can't, for the life of us, understand where the hell the jury has been.
The protests were filed ages ago. Everyone knew they were coming more than two weeks ago – even before ETNZ announced it on June 27th. So with the first schedule race on the 7th and a protest involving the Regatta Director, the Measurement Committee, and both teams scheduled to race, what does the Jury do? They don't show up until July 8th. Seriously, folks; What the fuck? Hasn't anyone in San Francisco worked an America's Cup before? Did the folks responsible for protests and the Jury not understand that every single AC in recent memory has some kind of rules or legal drama at the outset? Were their jobs officiating in Marstrand or Kiel or wherever that much more important than the first match of the Louis Vuitton Cup, or was the ridiculous delay in this part of the process due to yet another lack of proper funding from the organizers for yet another essential part of AC34?
5) Don't get sucked into the discussion about safety.
If existing AC72 rudders were unsafe, Murray himself wouldn't have gone back on his own recommendations and allowed them after at first recommending they be illegal. If the AC72 Class Rule is inherently unsafe, ETNZ wouldn't be nailing foiling gybes and hitting 42.7 with no drama. These two rules may help all teams have a less dramatic heavy-air bearaway, but you know what else would do that? Moth-style automatic ride-height controlled flapped foils. The boats would be a hell of a lot quicker too. What about chopping off 5 meters of wing? That would make the bearaway easier too – way easier. Would either of those changes pass a Class vote even though they would make everyone that much more safe? Hell no. Should they be attached to the MEP, anyway? Hell no.
In our opinion, the decision is a simple one: We can we find no justification in the Deed, Protocol, Class Rule, or Notice of Race that allows Murray or anyone else to modify a Class Rule without the consent of the teams.
Jury Duty
The jury basically has two choices; either Murray's MEP is a valid exercise of his power as Regatta Director, or it ain't.
1) If they find Murray's recommendations valid, chances are ETNZ will sail the LV mostly alone. Artemis will try to get to the line and be lucky if they do so by August. Bertelli will take his ball and bat and go home unless Dalts can convince him otherwise. Hell hath no fury like an Italian scorned.
2) If they find for ETNZ and Luna Rossa, Murray can either (1) figure out a way to amend the MEP to accept the previous rules – a tough one considering the hardline stance he took the other day and the Coast Guard's reluctant and out-of-place role in all this (2) work with the teams and the CG on a solution to be implemented as soon as practicable – also unlikely given the bad blood, (3) resign and let the next guy deal with it, or (4) stand his ground with whoever is his boss (ummm…anyone?) and get fired so that someone else can get this regatta back on its feet.


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My family and I are here in Los Barilles, Baja, Mexico for a couple kite events with yesterday being the first day of competition. Here is a quick update: We did slalom competition and a big air contest with both events almost finished. Conditions were around 20 kts of wind. In the finals for men kite pro division there are 6 finalists with Johnny Heinekin, Bryan Lake, Jacob Buzianis, Jake, and two twin tip guys that I do not know (skaggs?).
Highlight was watching Johnny riding a raceboard and doing a race board clinic on jibes! Very impressive!
Here is Adam Koch during the slalom on his raceboard


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By Lisa Capobianco
Staff Writer
Danielle Babon of Southington is currently in Virginia, preparing to complete her final ten week assignment before graduating from the Atlantic Region's 20th Class of the National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), as a member of FEMA Corps.
Babon is one of 160 men and women who pledged to complete ten months of national service, volunteering her time to address the critical needs of individuals in different communities. NCCC and its FEMA Corps unit engage 2,800 young Americans in a full-time commitment to service every year for ten months, taking part in projects related to natural disasters, infrastructure improvement, environmental stewardship as well as urban and rural development, stated the program in a press release.
"I really believe in the idea of giving back—everyone will need help at one point in their lives," said Babon, who discovered AmeriCorps when she volunteered in New Orleans to help rebuild after Hurricane Katrina.
During the first part of her service, Babon assisted survivors affected by the flooding that hit Colorado last September. Babon, along with a team comprised of nine members, said she spent ten weeks working with more than 3,500 survivors and helped register over 160 applicants for FEMA assistance.
"Don't take things for granted," said Babon, adding that her parents always taught her about giving back to the community. "Even when you do little things, it makes a difference."
While volunteering in northern Colorado, Babon recalled one task which involved surveying the areas damaged by the heavy floods, taking pictures of the damage and uploading them on a database so FEMA employees could access the needs of those areas. According to a press release from the federal agency Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), the massive rains and flooding that started last September 11 affected 17 Colorado counties, destroying over 1,800 homes and damaging over 16,000 homes as well as 50 bridges.
"The roads were so damaged there was no access to people's homes," said Babon, adding that she enjoyed getting to know her teammates on a deeper level.
Babon and her team spent the second part of their service in Winchester, Va., assembling disability kits at the FEMA Warehouse. Currently, she is stationed in Crystal City, Va. to assist FEMA's Records Management Division in reviewing documents related to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
"I like being able to see the administration side of FEMA," said Babon, who attended Wheelock College in Boston with a degree in social work. "We work side-by-side with them."
Upon graduating this May, Babon will receive an education award of $5,550, which she can use to further her education or pay back student loans. After graduation, Babon said she plans to receive her Master's Degree in social work within the next five years. In November, Babon said she plans to volunteer in Louisiana's St. Bernard Project (SPB), which she fell in love with in college. SPB is a program that assists communities affected by disasters through four programs, each designed to create safe and affordable housing as well as jobs for veterans and to ensure that families can recover efficiently, according to the non-profit organization's website.
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Ham701 wrote:Fact: Mace Windu was the shittiest character Samuel L. Jackson because he don't go batshit crazy like in Pulp Fiction
Yes, but remember that he's a Jedi and they are kinda against that sort of thing.
Thus, he had to channel his batshit crazy into rediscovering the seventh form of Light-saber Combat, the one where you up and just start butchering everything in reach with your light-saber.
Also, I think he survived getting thrown out of Palapies appartment window...


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According to many family farmers, there is an atmosphere of fear in rural America today. The threat of litigation looms, carried on the wind, by bird and by bee, in the form of Monsanto's genetically engineered seeds. When these patent-protected drifters settle on a neighbor's non-GE field, in effect contaminating their crops, unwitting farmers are suddenly at risk for legal retribution from the biotech giant.
In an effort to protect themselves from such spurious lawsuits, 60 family farmers, seed businesses and organic agricultural organizations gathered in federal district court in Manhattan on a chilly January morning to file Organic Seed Growers & Trade Association, et al. v. Monsanto, with hundreds convening across the street in Foley Square in solidarity with the plaintiffs. The lawsuit sought to challenge the validity of Monsanto's patents and to receive court protection from Monsanto-initiated patent infringement suits.
Less than a month later, Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald dismissed the case, which had garnered international attention, stating, "There is no evidence that plaintiffs are infringing defendants' patents, nor have plaintiffs suggested when, if ever, such infringement will occur." She went on to scold the farmers for what she claims was "a transparent effort to create a controversy where none exists."
Buchwald's strongly worded criticism of the farmers' pursuit of justice is surprising (and perhaps unfair) given Monsanto's history of aggressively pursuing lawsuits against farmers. Between 1997 and 2010, the company filed 144 lawsuits against farmers for alleged infringement, with another 700 cases settled out of court. Not to be dissuaded from their mission, on March 28 the family farmers filed a Notion of Appealon Judge Buchwald's ruling.
"Family farmers need the protection of the court," said Maine organic seed farmer Jim Gerritsen, lead plaintiff in the case and president of OSGATA. He emphasized the atmosphere of fear and lack of trust between family farmers and Monsanto. "We reject as naïve and undefendable the judge's assertion that Monsanto's vague public relations 'commitment' should be 'a source of comfort' to plaintiffs."
This comes amidst a backdrop of growing concern over GMOs, with a recent nationwide poll reporting that 93% of Americans believe GMO foods should be labeled. A record-breaking million-comment petition delivered to the FDA on March 27th demanded as much (sadly but perhaps not surprisingly, the FDA played down the issue and largely ignored the comments, throwing out all but 394 of them). Organic farmers are particularly concerned about cross-contamination with engineered seed; their carefully cultivated crops can lose their organic, GE-free status when unwanted airborne pollen takes up residence in their fields. A court case for them would add insult to considerable injury. It's a classic case of victim-blaming to take farmers whose fields have been tainted to court, and with the looming threat of contamination and lawsuits, it's no wonder that farmers feel under attack.
OSGATA et al. aren't "creating" a controversy where none exists; they are just among the first to take a stand in court against the contentious biotech corporate takeover of our food system. The complaints in their lawsuit fault not only Monsanto, but also the Food and Drug Administration, which regulates labeling. Monsanto's argument against labeling their products is that their crops are "substantially equivalent" to their un-engineered counterparts and can thus be labeled "all natural." But in a logistical Catch-22, these crops are considered "substantially equivalent" enough to avoid extensive testing and keep their status from consumers, but they are also "novel" enough to be protected by patents.
Monsanto's legal battles are often very controversial, particularly in light of endemic corporate-political collusion. The government and legal communities' cozy relationship with Monsanto, reflected in political appointments like former Monsanto Vice President Michael R. Taylor's position as current deputy commissioner of the FDA and former Monsanto lawyer Clarence Thomas's position in the Supreme Court, has been a source of ire for many growers.
While Monsanto may have friends in high places, family farmers have the support of a growing food movement. The petition circulated in support of the plaintiffs gathered over 100,000 signatures, and the early-morning January court date attracted the support of many passionate activists.
These issues are complex, representing intersections of power, food, science, technology, transparency and law, but their relevance is clear. What happens in the court room is important for everyone, since Monsanto's patented seeds potentially affect the entire food system. While the future of this court case remains open, it is also clear that Monsanto's legal scruples have generated a great deal of much-needed dialogue around these issues, which are by no means uncontroversial.
One of the farmers subjected to Monsanto's patent infringement litigation, Vernon Bowman, is fighting back, and the Supreme Court is now considering taking on the case. Bowman vs. Monsanto challenges the bio-tech company's legal ability to patent their self-replicating seeds by calling into question their exception from legal "exhaustion." In normal patent cases, rights are transferred in the first sale, which is how you could legally sell something you own that has various patented components. In 2011, the courts ruled that this doesn't apply to Monsanto's patents because of the self-replicating nature of their technology. Bowman's is now asking the Supreme Court to consider whether the Federal Circuit erred by "refusing to find patent exhaustion in patented seeds even after an authorized sale" and "creating an exception to the doctrine of patent exhaustion for self-replicating technologies."
Margaret Riche is GRACE's Public Service Scholar. Riche is in her final year at Hunter College, where she is studying public service and creative writing and is participating in the interdisciplinary Thomas Hunter Honors program.


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Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by mmidgett, Sep 24, 2012.
Fixed sorry about the post
It the error was b/c I forgot to remove the old /var/www/horde that was restored from the backup.
The install went fine now but I am unable to login to any email addresses?
I followed this to the T Horde Install
Anybody know of what to check?
Are there any errors in your mail log (in the /var/log/ directory)?
This is what I get when I click the login button with any email address. Nothing else shows.
Sep 25 17:56:23 web1 imapd: Connection, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1]
Sep 25 17:56:23 web1 imapd: Disconnected, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1], time=0
I've just uninstalled Horde by using this command from the WIKI
pear uninstall `pear list -c horde | tail -n +4 | awk '{ print "horde/"$1 }'`
Going to try to reinstall one more time.
Separate names with a comma.


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Like many a convert, I have become more passionate and vocal about the cause of rhubarb than those who might have grown up believing in its magic. I invariable have an 'Oooh, rhubarb!' moment if I see it mentioned in a recipe book or spot its pinkness on display at the market. This Saturday afternoon will be spent planting my fruits and vegetables for the season, with rhubarb included among the seeds I've bought (that is, if the weather holds. And it better, since I've just stuck the laundry outside).
This recipe for rhubarb ice cream so caught my eye that I finally bought an ice cream maker because of it. The ice cream maker had been on the wish list for a while, particularly because we only eat non-diary ice cream in the A&N house and it can be very hard to come by in the UK. Now that we have a kitchen big enough to hold gadgets, the ice cream maker jumped the gadget queue and was designated my next birthday present (in June, perfect for the start of ice cream season). But, as rhubarb isn't available in June, I ignored all that had been decided and bought the ice cream maker last week. Some would point fingers and say I lacked patience, but I'll just point out I've wanted that ice cream maker for a time that spans years, so really, I've been very patient indeed.
The ice cream is made with a custard base with stewed rhubarb and its syrup added into the mix shortly before the end. The picture of the finished dessert in cookbook was enchanting - a delicate pink cloud of creaminess, the frozen-egg-and-cream equivalent of Cinderella when she puts on her slipper or Snow White when she wakes from her slumber. The custard base led me to think of serving meringues with it to use up the egg whites, furthering the delicate airy nature of the dessert. It was enough to make me stick my arm out the window for the birds to perch on as I sang to them and whipped up my kitchen delights.
Clearly I was deluded, and I should have known that a first attempt at something rarely produces stunning effects. The basic vanilla ice cream was luscious and didn't taste or feel compromised by the thinner soya cream and milk we added to it. I think the problem came from the rhubarb (*gasp!* Not the magic rhubarb!). The rhubarb didn't break apart enough once it was added, and since it was late-season rhubarb I probably should have cooked it longer than I did. The bigger problem was the syrup. Again, I probably should have cooked it down further, added it in sooner, and made sure it was cold rather than just cooled, but as soon as it was poured into the ice cream it turned the ice cream texture into a liquid from which it never recovered. The meringues were crushed while being juggled around the oven to accommodate other things.
It still tasted wonderful, but the rhubarb chunks suffered once they were put into the freezer, becoming solid crystalized masses that reminded you where every one of your fillings were and made you shrink back a bit in the remembered-pain of having had cavities. Tips for future ice cream making were learned, and more may follow, but I'm still looking forward to the ice cream season with excitement. As well as my birthday, now that I have another present coming to me.
Winter Rhubarb Ice Cream, from Skye Gyngell's A Year in My Kitchen Ice cream base:
- 450 ml double cream
- 150 ml whole milk
- 1 vanilla pod, split lengthways
- 6 large egg yolks
- 120 g caster sugar
- 1kg rhubarb
- 1 vanilla pod, split lengthways
- 180 g caster sugar
- 150 ml verjuice or water
- Start by making the custard base: pour the cream and milk into a heavy-based pan an place over a low heat.
- Scrape the seeds and place the seeds and the pod into the cream mixture.
- Slowly bring to the boil, remove from heat and set aside for 15 minutes so it can infuse.
- Meanwhile, beat the egg yolks and sugar together in a separate bowl until the mixture
- turns thicker and paler.
- Gently reheat the cream mixture and pour it into the eggs, whisking as it's poured.
- Place everything, now combined, into the pan and heat over the lowest possible heat, stirring until the custard thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon (about 6 - 8 minutes).
- Remove from heat and set aside in a bowl to cool.
- Wash and trim the rhubarb, then cut into 2 inch/5 cm chunks.
- Place rhubarb in a saucepan with the vanilla pod, sugar, and verjuice/water. Turn the heat onto medium and stir gently to start the rhubarb off.
- Bring to a simmer, then turn heat down to cook gently for 10 minutes or so, stirring occasionally. The rhubarb should be soft and on the verge of falling apart (if using later season rhubarb, you may need to cook for closer to 20 minutes).
- Remove the rhubarb and set aside in a dish. Taste the syrup to make sure it's both tart and sweet at the same time (adjust for taste if needed) and turn the heat up to simmer away half the syrup.
- Pour over the rhubarb and allow to cool completely.
- Once the custard is cooled, pour into the ice cream maker. Just before the ice cream sets, pour in the cooled rhubarb and syrup, and churn for a further 10 minutes.


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House Rules Committee Basically Rejects Any CISPA Amendments That Would Protect Privacy
from the because,-privacy,-pshah,-who-needs-it? dept
All of these seemed like reasonable responses to the privacy concerns raised by the White House and others. And they were all rejected before they even got to the floor. Yes, this wasn't about them being voted down by the whole House. Rather, the Rules Committee voted not to even let them be voted on by the House. Why? As far as I could tell from the hearing, the answer was "because [reasons]." Also some garbage about how no one intended the law to be misused. Um. If that's the case, why not put it in the law to block it from being abused?
There is one amendment, from Rep. Jackson Lee, contains a few nods towards privacy, and does make clear that service providers are not required to provide info. It would also seek to protect a very specific class of private data (that stored by a company that also provides info services to the government), but that's got little to do with the key privacy protections proposed elsewhere. There is also an amendment from Rep. Barton that stops companies from using any info they get from each other for marketing purposes, but that's really not a huge issue with the CISPA related data. Neither of these are serious privacy protections, and neither are definitely going to get adopted either.
So, now the CISPA fight will go to the floor of the House without any serious meaningful amendments concerning privacy, and (as is typical) the House is likely to pass it. The next fight will be in the Senate to see what sort of awful proposal comes out of there as well, and whether or not it matches up with CISPA.


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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Deadlines and Court Dates
The knitting around here has been challenging but fantastic. You'll have to trust me. However, I am taking a "gauge break" (I find that knitting a bit in a different gauge than your main project when my wrists start to ache can provide some relief) to start the sock parade that marks every Mothers' Day in the Weaver-Bergh family (Mothers' Day, the Holiest of the High Hallmark Holidays):
This one is the Child's French Sock from Nancy Bush's book "Knitting Vintage Socks " (it's sized for a woman, and I'm not telling you moms and grandmas which one of you this pair is for) worked in Zen Yarn Garden Serenity sock yarn (if you knit, check out her roving. I've used several colors of the merino, and it was The softest I. Have ever. Felt. Just going over there and looking at the colors brought a little tear to my eye because I just want to gather them all up and bring them into my loving home).
And check out the seed pattern on this pepper. That's a must-knit texture for sure!
Okay, time for bed. I've been running my butt off at my restaurant job hostessing these past two nights (oh, and for those of you who were curious, a "Facilitator" is like a barback, stocking alcohol and glasses at the bar, bussing tables, dragging ice buckets and serving drinks. On one of those little round trays. I balance it on one hand up high and try to walk with class in my paratrooper jump boots and the-smallest-they-make-but-still-hillariously-large-on-me Dickies black work pants).
ETA: Shelly, you wrote me a comment a few posts back about my Tempest leftovers... email me if you are interested in a trade (email@example.com)!
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- KnittingBlueContent said...
I wish I had a witty comment for the upcoming UI appeal, but, sadly, I don't.
You're a pistol and personable as heck, so . . . my Good Karma thoughts towards your Good Person self, *fingers crossed* should do the trick.
If not? Knit them a voodoo doll and stick pins in their eyes . . .
CRAP! That's not Good Karma Juu-Juu at all! Clearly I suck at this *nice* thing.
You'd best lean on your Good Person mojo. I have every confidence that you'll ace the "appeal". You're savvy like that.
- April 5, 2009 at 1:51 AM
- Aline la Bergère said...
You are a true artist! Those seeds are very lovely...ah nature. Best of luck with your dates. A.xx
- April 5, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- craftivore said...
Good luck in court, make the douchebags pay. I love the photo of the pepper seeds. I'm seeing nubby loops... kind of like a hooked rug, maybe?
- April 5, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- Salty Miss Jill said...
I love those colors together.
I can also see this as a painting. :)
- April 6, 2009 at 3:26 PM


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|The only Forgey marker we have so far is M223 (click to enlarge map)
We now have the predicted Haplo type for Roger Forgey and Wayne Forgie's lines. It's haplo group I2b1, M223. This is what wikipedia has to say about it: "Former I2b1 in the Y2010 tree. I2a2a (M223) has a peak in Germany and another in eastern Sweden, but also appears in Russia, Greece, Italy and around the Black Sea.[21] Haplogroup I2a2a has been found in over 4% of the population only in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, England (not including Wales or Cornwall), Scotland, and the southern tips of Sweden and Norway in Northwest Europe; the provinces of Normandy, Maine, Anjou, and Perche in northwestern France; the province of Provence in southeastern France; the regions of Tuscany,Umbria, and Latium in Italy; and Moldavia and the area around Russia's Ryazan Oblast and Republic of Mordovia in Eastern Europe. Of historical note, both haplogroups I1 and I2b appear at a low frequency in the historical regions of Bithynia and Galatia in Turkey, possibly descendants of the Varangians, who are historically recorded to have invaded those parts of Anatolia from the 9th to 11th centuries."
The I2b sub group, called Isles, is found almost exclusively in the British Isles with a heavy concentration in Scotland.
The marker 223 also is interesting. "The founder of this marker lived somewhere in the northwestern regions of the European continent, perhaps even in what seems a very unlikely place: the bed of what is now the
One of my all time favorite TV programs is the Journey of Man which I embedded below (to see all of the parts just click the the Youtube link). I think this show helps put the Forgey DNA results into context.


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Dell Founder Vows to Stay
Michael Dell said that even if his attempt to take Dell private were to fail, he would stay at the company he founded. David Benoit reports on the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Crankshaft Sensor Replacement..hows It Done ?
GR8GUY replied to GR8GUY's topic in Ford KA / StreetKA ClubHi Del, I gave it a go and removed the starter but still had limited access to the sensor. To be fair Its probably not the best job to attempt lying on the driveway in wind and rain. Strange thing is once I put it all back togather the car started. Im guessing wiggling the sensor wires must have helped. I drove it straight to my mate at local garage to get him to fit it for me. He put it up onto the ramps and got to same stage as me.He then tried for at least 15 mins to get at sensor before giving up and putting on hold until morning. I bet he will be checking forums tonight :D Has anyone found an easier way to get at it ?
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GR8GUY replied to GR8GUY's topic in Ford KA / StreetKA ClubHi delboy, Yes i seen that page earlier but it doesnt look anything like my ford ka engine. I can only see the wires leading to my sensor if I look downwards at an angle into front of the engine. Im struggling to work out how to get at it. Hopefully someone on here has done this before and can show me how its done.
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GR8GUY posted a topic in Ford KA / StreetKA ClubHi, Has anyone replaced the crankshaft sensor in frord ka 1.3 53 reg (newer Duratec engine) ? If so what is easiest way to do it ? Ive shone my torch at it from every direction trying to work out how to get at it. I believe its sitting just above the starter motor on front of engine. Do I need to remove starter motor or remove bumper ?
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Yes it does it runs fine and I drove 6 miles earlier. Ive just checked it again and it went through same scenario. Ive just noticed something weird though. Once I turn off ignition and engine shuts down there is a strange noise that lasts for about 5 seconds or so. Its hard to explain but sounds like a flapping or twisting rubber sound.Ive tried a few times and the lingering noise is always present on shutdown. Any ideas ?
Hi all, I managed to get hold of a replacement plug from scrapyard. I connected it to existing wires plugged it in and the car started.(Battery light still illuminates but at least its starting now) The main problem I have now though is that once it starts it really struggles to reach tick over. If i touch accelerator it just cuts out. I have to start it leave it churning over and wait on it gaining a regular tick over speed. Once its running it drives relatively fine. Can anyone suggest the most likely cause ? Help me get it running for christmas
Hi stoney, The alternator on mine is identicle to one in picture above with the same connector.Im guessing its original
I managed to get picture of another Ka owners car showing the plug with wires connected .Mine is same but my 3 wires have been snipped clean. I will need to get a replacement plug for mine to see if it solves my issue. Is there any way I can test if the smartcharge is working by checking any of the 3 cut wires ? ( Just in case Im wasting my time and money getting a plug ) .
Thanks stef ! Would I be correct in saying that the car charging system will still function with this disconnected ? Is only downside that the battery light will remain illuminated and car gets slightly less cranking power ? The car wouldnt start today (and coughed a bit yesterday) despite seemingly plenty cranking power . I appreciate its not ideal but does that mean that I can continue with the current alternator setup and start looking at plugs leads or crankshaft sensor to identify the starting issue ?
Hi all, I think Ive identified at least part of the problem. Theres a cable with 3 wires coming the wiring loom towards alternator but they arent connected to anything. I think they should connect to the plug sitting on alternator. Can anyone do me a huge favour and send me a picture of what the plug should look like ? Im not sure if the wires should go directly onto the plug thats there or if there is a top part connector missing from that plug. A picture of the alternator connector would make it all clear for me. Hope someone can help
Thanks for quick reply ! It actually sounds like the alternator is working fine as the voltage wouldnt increase if it were faulty.The guy in video confirms this. Im going to see how long the battery holds its charge for to see if there is a problem. Are there any common wiring / fuse faults to check on ford Ka ?
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GR8GUY posted a topic in Ford KA / StreetKA ClubHi all. I have just bought a 53 plate ford Ka 1.3 today. The only fault I can find is that the battery warning light is constantly illuminated. I checked the battery voltage and it was 12.7 with ingition off. Once running it goes up to exactly 14 volts and stays there. Do these readings fall into the expected bracket for healthy circuit ? What voltage would it normally dip to when engine is turning over ? Are there any other checks I should be making to identify the problem ? The car was sold as seen so Ive no issue whatsoever with this I just want to rectify the fault. Any help and advice would be very welcome


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Beaner slang term for cocaine. Derived from old men in bars who were drinking a lot but were not drunk. Other men would would ask 'qual es el trucko'? 'what's the trick'? In other words, what's the trick to drinking so much and stlll appearing sober. related to other beaner slang such as passe, tamales, goin' skiing.
Ay pinche wey, mochate con el troox. "Hey bitch, hook it up with the blow."
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Manhattan, N.Y. - The men's indoor track team finished tied for 15th place out of 24 entered teams on Friday, January 19th in the Great Dane Classic hosted by the University of Albany at the 168 St. Armory in Manhattan, N.Y. The men's triple jumpers excelled in the meet with three Top-10 performances, while the team also added three more qualifiers for the ECAC Championships.
Freshman Kurt Johns-Harris triple jumped a personal best 13.97m (45'10") to place 4th in the event. Junior captain Reggie Routier followed Kurt in 5th place with a personal best 13.84m (45'5"). Kurt and Reggie now move to 6th and 9th, respectively, on the Farmingdale All-Time Top 10 list. Freshman Chris Herbst placed 7th in 13.18m (43'3") to qualify for the ECAC Championships.
Two more ECAC qualifiers for the Rams were freshman Kensely Norian (East Meadow, NY/East Meadow) in the 200-meter with a time of 22.90, along with freshman Jermaine Carter (Rego Park, NY/Mt.St.Michael) in the 500-meter after a time of 107.36.
On the women's side, freshman Jessica Sarro (West Hempstead, NY/West Hempstead) and sophomore Cathryn McLean (Freeport, NY/Northport) were heat winners in the 200-meter. Sarro clocked in at 27.62 and McLean posted a 28.55 finish.
The next meet will take place on Saturday, January 27th, at the Wesleyan University Invitational in Middletown, Connecticut.


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The man who fired the shot that paralyzed her was sentenced to life in prison last October. Two months later, Christine Kent found new direction in life by completing her first marathon in a handcrank wheelchair.
"I was only going to do the half marathon, but once I started going I decided to do the full thing. I just kept going, it was so much fun," Kent said of that 26.2-mile joyride in the Palm Beaches Marathon. "It was the most fun I've had since my injury. I was just smiling from ear to ear the whole time."
The Oakland Park resident will be smiling again Sunday when she competes in the A1A Marathon in Fort Lauderdale. That alone is a major accomplishment, considering the pain she has endured since the event that changed her life on Aug. 7, 2007. She was assaulted at her home by an acquaintance, Allan Sinclair IV, who shot her twice and ran over her with his SUV.
Sinclair's sentencing brought closure and the first marathon opened a new sense of purpose. She improved her time by 25 minutes three weeks ago in the ING Miami Marathon. But it's not the result that's important to Kent.
"I like the feeling that I can do something as opposed to I can't," she said. "Living with paralysis is extremely challenging. It's been an incredible experience to be involved in a physical sport such as this."
Kent will be competing along with members of the spinal cord injury support group at HealthSouth Sunrise Rehabilitation Hospital. Team leader Chris Holcomb introduced them to the possibility, and Mary Bryant of Achilles International provided the handcrank wheelchairs and expertise to get them on course.
Forty Achilles International athletes will compete Sunday, including members of the Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans, beginning at 5:40 a.m. by the Museum of Discovery. A field of about 4,000 runners will start at 6 a.m. in the marathon and half marathon.
Kent's step-sister Shelly Stenhouse is coming from South Carolina to pace her around the course on a bicycle.
"We have a large group and we're all rooting for one another. I hope that by sharing in this together that we can make a difference and be an inspiration to other people who are disabled," Kent said.
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Credit Suisse needs 'dividend restraint'June 14, 2012: 11:21 AM ET
Credit Suisse and UBS need to raise additional capital and should cut back on their dividend payments to investors, the Swiss National Bank said Thursday.
The two largest Swiss banks need to raise more capital and show "dividend restraint," said the SNB in its latest financial stability report, which noted that the banks have made progress toward meeting international capital requirements, but both need additional buffers to ensure resilience "given the high risks in the environment."
The report shook investors' confidence in both banks. Shares of Credit Suisse (CS) sank 9% and UBS (UBS) eased 0.5%.
Related: Euro crisis: It's still not over
While the banks have "moderate" exposure to troubled euro area nations, both have capital levels below the international average. "This is particularly true for Credit Suisse," which should "significantly expand its loss absorbing capital," said SNB.
"In the event of a renewed escalation of the euro area crisis, although losses on direct exposures to the peripheral countries would be relatively small, the accompanying general deterioration in economic conditions would bring with it substantial losses compared to the banks' loss absorbing capital," the central bank said in its report.
Credit Suisse responded that its total capital ratio is 20%, saying in a statement that it is "one of the best capitalized and funded global banks."
"Credit Suisse has been at the forefront in adapting to regulatory change and it today is well in excess of the very high capital requirements of the Swiss regulator," the statement said.
UBS issued a statement saying the SNB report "positively highlights" the bank's moderate eurozone exposure, reduction of risky assets and increased capital base. But the bank took issue with the SNB's assessment of its capital needs.
"While we are respectful of the SNB's views, we do not believe a number of these criticisms can be justified," the statement said. For example, UBS said it has the highest capital ratio in its peer group, at 18.7%
"Comparisons of our numbers to figures reported by our peers may lead to inaccurate conclusions due to the many qualitative differences in the disclosed numbers," the UBS statement said.


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April 6, 2008
The Lipscomb Bisons baseball team left Florida Sunday with a 2-1 Atlantic Sun series win over Stetson.
Sunday afternoon the Bisons won the third game of the three-game series by a score of 11-9 at Melching Field in DeLand, Fla.
The Bisons led from the start jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Stetson answered with a run in the bottom of the first, but the Bisons came back with two more in the second.
After Stetson tied the game with three runs in bottom of the third, the Bisons again went back on the offensive attack with three runs in the third, one in the sixth and three in the eighth.
Stetson fought back in the bottom of the ninth with five runs, but fell short of a winning rally.
Shortstop Jorge Gutierrez led the Bisons 18-hit attack with four hits and three runs batted in six at bats.
Center fielder Allen Bolden and catcher Caleb Joseph each had three hits and one RBI for the Bisons.
Joseph, designated hitter Justin Sanders, right field Shane Simpkins and second baseman Ben Williams each had doubles in the game.
Bolden hit a solo home run to right field in the first inning to set the tone for the Bisons.
Mike Dunn started for the Bisons and pitched five innings. He gave up nine hits and four runs. He also struck out four. He earned the win raising his record to 3-1.
Josh Smith pitched 3 2/3 innings. He gave up eight hits and five runs, all earned. Chris Burnett pitched the final one-third of an inning to pick up his third save of the season.
Stetson used five pitchers in the game. Robbie Elsemiller, 1-2, started and pitched three innings. He gave up five runs, two earned and was credited with the loss.
Nick Bohn pitched two thirds of an inning and gave up two runs and three hits. Travis Stortz allowed seven hits and four runs. David Burns pitched a third of an inning and allowed only one hit. Andy Mauldin closed out the game with one inning. He gave up two hits.
The Bisons are 17-13 overall, 12-6 in the A-Sun. Stetson fell to 14-17 overall, 6-9 in the conference.


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Backup quarterback Danny Cameron, son of Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, threw three touchdown passes and senior kicker Bennett Bradley converted a 19-yard field goal with 13 seconds remaining to rally host Loyola to a 31-28 victory over Mount St. Joseph on Saturday.
With the victory, the Dons (5-4, 2-2 conference) earned the fourth seed in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs. They will host fifth-seeded McDonogh in the A Conference quarterfinals next weekend. Mount St. Joseph (3-6, 0-5) is the sixth seed, and the Gaels must travel to third-seeded Archbishop Spalding for their quarterfinal matchup.
The Gaels had just taken a 28-14 lead on a 64-yard run by sophomore running back Nevone McCrimmon in the third quarter before Cameron connected with fellow junior Trevor Janoskie on a 35-yard touchdown pass with 5:25 left in the period to cut Mount St. Joseph's lead in half.
Loyola tied the game on a 5-yard run by sophomore running back Damon Hazelton and Bradley's extra point with 1:47 remaining in the game. Cameron's 59-yard keeper set up the scoring play.
On Mount St. Joseph's next possession, Cameron intercepted a pass and returned it to the Dons' 49-yard line. A 39-yard pass from Cameron to senior tight end Cole Boozer preceded Bradley's line-drive, game-winning kick that knuckled over the crossbar.
No. 7 Franklin 43, Perry Hall 20: Reggie Ellis had 17 carries for 149 yards and a touchdown as the host Indians (8-1) finished strong on a 20-0 run in the fourth quarter.
No. 15 South River 62, North County 19: Connor Cox completed 26 of 33 passes for 388 yards and six touchdowns to power the host Seahawks (7-2) past the Knights (1-8). Eric Young had eight catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns.
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Feb. 2, 2007
There was snow on the ground and bone-chilling cold outside, but inside Allen Arena it was time to talk about baseball as well as dreams imagined and dreams fulfilled.
Friday night Jim "The Rookie" Morris who made a phenomenal trip to the Major Leagues at the age of 35 was the guest speaker at the first ever Lipscomb Baseball Leadoff Dinner. Approximately 500 guests attended the event.
Dr. Steve Potts, Lipscomb's director of athletics, welcomed the crowd. He also introduced George Plaster, host of the Afternoon Sports Zone 104.5 The Zone, the top-rated radio show in Nashville, who served as Master of Ceremonies. Plaster introduced Jeff Forehand, in his first year as baseball coach at Lipscomb.
"When the announcement was made that Jeff was going to be hired at Lipscomb I instantly said, `he's the one,'" Plaster said. "Most you know what a great job he has done at Trevecca and before that at Goodpasture. Steve Potts said at our table that we haven't played a baseball game yet, but that Jeff has already made a big impact on the program. He added that not only is Jeff changing our program and making it better, but he is changing lives as well.
"Jeff is going to leave no stone unturned in the right way to make this program a success. If this doesn't work it won't be because of lack of effort. Whether it is the condition of the field or the addition of the seats from County Stadium in Milwaukee if Jeff is involved with it then it is going to be done right."
Forehand thanked everyone for their support of the program and his plans for this season and beyond. The season is set to begin Feb. 9 when Evansville visits Ken Dugan Field at Stephen Marsh Stadium. He wants to see the team return to the tradition of success set by Dugan when he was the coach.
"For people to turn out in February with snow on the ground to support this baseball team is huge for me," Forehand said. "I knew it was here. There are many former players who are here and many former players who had a big impact on this program. What we want to do is take the next step."
Morris challenged the crowd and the Lipscomb baseball players in particular, to chase their dreams and not always take the safe route. He stressed not allowing people to tell you that you cannot do something, using several examples from his life. Morris was a 35-year-old high school science teacher and baseball coach. He had given professional baseball a try in the minors, but never got above the Class A level. He was told by a doctor at the age of 24 that he would never pitch again.
Morris urged his high school players to achieve and follow their dreams. They challenged him to pursue his dream of pitching in the Major Leagues if they won a district championship. He went from a tryout with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays to the Majors, debuting in the Ballpark at Arlington against the Texas Rangers.
"Every kid who goes to school here (Lipscomb) has the possibility of being anything they want to be," Morris said. "With all of you supporting them they have that ability to chase that dream whether it be medical school, baseball or basketball.
"You have a baseball coach here at Lipscomb who is very charismatic. He is going to have his kids playing at the top of their games."
Jeremy George, a former Lipscomb baseball player and 2002 winner of the Ken Dugan Award, gave the opening prayer. Rob Smithson and the other seniors on the baseball team presented Morris with several gifts in appreciation of his appearance. Butch Stinson, a former Lipscomb baseball player and a member of the Lipscomb Board of Directors, gave closing remarks and the closing prayer.
"I'm excited about this season," Stinson said. "I'm excited about what is happening at Lipscomb. There is a change going on. We are going to get back to where we were (in baseball)."
Event sponsors were Gary Waller, Brian Edwards, David Osborne, Jackie Charlton, Jeremy George, Randy Newman, Lisa Newman, Chuck Williams, Greg Wilkins, Bobby Ogdin, John Nickerson, Steve Fletcher and Bill Marbet of Southern Athletic Fields.
Corporate sponsors for Lipscomb Athletics are Draper Jewelers, Baptist Sports Medicine, Holiday Inn-Select, Vietti Foods, Tennessee Car & Van, Chick-fil-A in Brentwood, Data Supplies, Inc., 21st Century Christian, Lakeshore Estates, Purity Dairies, Hampton Inn-Brentwood and Pancoast Benefits.


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Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom Coalition has suddenly decided that it is opposed to government subsidies for religion, if it means funding a church that performs same-sex weddings. The National Cathedral, which received a $700,000 federal grant for restoration in 2011, decided to host same-sex weddings and Reed is now demanding that they lose that grant:
In recent years, the National Cathedral has received hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal grants. The Episcopal Church is one of the richest denominations in the United States and the oldest. According to Richard Ostling of the Associated Press, "the 7,364 congregations of the Episcopal Church receive $2.14 billion in offerings a year: Their buildings and liquid assets are worth untold billions." Why is a church with untold billions in assets and asking American taxpayers to fund their church? With this policy change, taxpayers are being asked to subsidize gay marriage ceremonies for a church that can readily access millions of their own funds.Pro-family and Pro-freedom Americans cannot sit idly by.
We believe the definition of "marriage" to be the union of one man to one woman. If the National Cathedral wants to continue to receive taxpayer funding from Congress, they should respect Congressional action like the Defense of Marriage Act.
They're right, of course, that the cathedral should not receive any federal funding of any kind. But if a group that advocates separation of church and state had made that argument (and they did) prior to the church deciding to perform same-sex weddings, Reed would have called that anti-Christian bigotry and hostility toward religion.


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ASCAP Continues Propaganda Campaign With Laughably Bad Video [Updated]
from the but-you're-giving-it-away-for-free dept
Anyway, since ASCAP believes that every public performance needs to be paid for, and the idea of "free promotion" is a myth, I do have to ask: is ASCAP paying Peter Himmelman, the guy who made the video, each time it's played?
Update 2: Also, as many in the comments have noted, they've also produced a second video, which is just ridiculously misleading. You can watch it here:
The bigger problem is that it sets up a total strawman to knocks down, in saying that people don't think music is "as valuable" as a variety of tangible goods because you can hold/eat/watch those goods "and because people made them." The conclusion of the video? Music is valuable because "people made it." Uh, ok. Except that the debate isn't over the value of music. It's about the price of music, and it's intellectually dishonest to pretend that value and price are the same thing. And while some people might actually find a TV set or a pair of shoes more valuable than music, it's not because one is tangible and the other is not. It's because they simply value one more than the other. What people are actually arguing -- a point that ASCAP won't address because it can't -- is that setting up a bureaucracy that gets a government granted ability to demand money from venues promoting musicians music can actually do serious harm to musicians by making it that much more difficult to find venues that can promote their music.


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Rangers Re-Sign RHP Jason Frasor to One-Year Contract for 2014
Veteran spent all of 2013 in Rangers bullpen
The Texas Rangers today announced that right-handed pitcher Jason Frasor has signed a one-year contract for the 2014 season.
Frasor, 36, went 4-3 with a 2.57 ERA (14 ER/49.0 IP) in 61 appearances for Texas in 2013, his first season with the Rangers. Opponents hit a career-low .203, 16th-lowest among A.L. relievers and 3rd-lowest among Rangers behind only Joe Nathan (.162) and Neal Cotts (.180). Frasor ranked among team leaders in appearances (4th), holds (4th, 10), and relief innings (5th). He did not post the normal qualifying mark of 50.0 innings for relievers, but his 2.57 ERA and 1.143 WHIP this season were both his 2nd-lowest figures in any season in his career (2.50/1.023 in 2009). It was his 6th career season with at least 60 appearances.
Frasor compiled a 2.06 ERA (8 ER/35.0 IP) over his final 41 outings beginning with the start of June, the 13th-lowest figure among A.L. relievers (minimum 33.1 innings) in that span. Over a 10-year major league career, Frasor has gone 30-34 with a 3.67 ERA in 586 appearances, all in relief. His 586 appearances rank 10th among active right-handed pitchers who have yet to retire.
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Review Group: #385 - The Massive #13
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by LOLtron » Thu Jun 27, 2013 12:01 pm
Mr. Stephen Day returns in glory with Massive #13
Hey, its only one day late this time!
With The Massive's trail gone dead, the Kapital is forced to respond to a different crisis, one very close to home. Navigating the thawed Canadian polar ice into the turbulent northern Atlantic, the crew arrives at the most infamous post-Crash disaster zone: New York City.
Creator/Writer Brian Wood returns home, crafting another chilling near-future story on the same turf as DMZ, Channel Zero, The Couriers, and more.
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by GHERU » Thu Jun 27, 2013 12:07 pmno one with 5 reviews this week (that I know of), so any ideas for next week's poll?
by PhoenixEquinox » Thu Jun 27, 2013 12:26 pmThe Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1?
Avngers AI#1?
by Stephen Day » Thu Jun 27, 2013 4:50 pmRU, a review of my recent reviewing history:
My review of Batman #21 got me to five reviews:
The exact same day I posted that review, I also reviewed The Wake #1. I reviewed it three weeks late, but that should still count toward my review count:
Finally last week I reviewed 100 Bullets: Brother Lono #1:
This is admittedly a wordy way of putting it, but my point is that the Wake and Brother Lono reviews should have me up to two reviews.
by Stephen Day » Thu Jun 27, 2013 4:59 pm
Dexter #1
Emerald City of Oz #1
by Stephen Day » Sat Jun 29, 2013 6:04 pmI'm glad that Brian Wood is having the crew of the Kapitol away from the search for the Massive. Yes the Massive is the title ship and it's an important storyline, but just having them search for it issue after issue is not something an ongoing series can base itself around.
The events here have the Kapitol journeying to the flooded New York City in order to prevent an ex-crew member from launching a nuclear missile on the United States. The flashback panels that tell how the east coast of North America came to be in its current state were well placed. They gave the reader the info needed to fully understand the story's background without impeding the story's flow at all. I also liked introduction of Ryan Porter and the way she is torn between her desire to go home and her loyalty to Ninth Wave.
This gets an 8 out of 10.
by Stephen Day » Sat Jun 29, 2013 7:14 pm
Another suggestion - Catalyst Comix #1 from Dark Horse.
by GHERU » Tue Jul 02, 2013 10:27 amscrew it
Wednesday begins a two-fer
one from each of the two participants up there
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State Bar of Texas, Austin Bar Association, Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association - President 2014-2015, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, sustaining member and director, American Association for Justice, American Board of Trial Advocates - Associate Member, Texas Super Lawyers 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, John Howie Award for mentorship-Texas Trial Lawyers Association 2011, Scott Ozmun Trial Lawyer of the Year-Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association 2012
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• Recent Developments in Insurance Law, Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association Luncheon- March, 2008
• Pleading Damages Within Insurance Coverage, State Bar of Texas, Strategies for Damages and Attorney's Fees Seminar- February, 2010; Damages in Civil Litigation-February, 2011 & February, 2012
• Summary of UM Benefits and Actions, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Car Wrecks Seminar, June, 2010
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• Insurance Policies – How to Get Paid (Finding and Understanding Coverage), State Bar of Texas, Advanced Personal Injury Course, July, 2013
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