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Massachusetts Masters in Genetics School Programs and Degrees
For the Graduate student with an interest in research and advanced studies in biology, biomedical science, animal or environmental science, enrolling in an masters in genetics on campus program might be excellent preparation to allow you to pursue a variety of career paths in a fast-growing field. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that employment of genetic counselors is projected to grow 41% from 2012 to 2022[i].
Genetics is one of the branches of biology in which genes, heredity, and genetic variations in living organisms are analyzed. The application of genetics to other life sciences might include animal genetics, human and medical genetics as well as plant genetics. Some Masters in Genetics On Campus Programs offer concentrations in Genomics, which is a discipline in genetics that applies recombinant DNA, DNA sequencing methods, and bioinformatics to sequence, assemble, and analyze the function and structure of genomes[ii].
Geneticists are professionals who study the inheritance of traits at the molecular, organism or population level, and may evaluate or treat patients with genetic disorders. If you are considering pursuing a career, as a genetics counselor, you need at least a Master's degree in genetics or genetic counseling, although some go onto earn a PhD, so it could be in your favor to advance your studies[iii].
How To Find A Masters in Genetics on Campus Program
GradSchools.com makes it easy to review options for colleges and universities that offer Genetics Masters Programs. You can perform a simple location search to determine where you might enjoy studying; use the city, state or country tabs and browse the listings. Some of the programs may be general ones, such as an MS in Genetics, or MS in Genomics. Others may offer a PhD in Genetics track. For those students who are keen about specializing, some options
might include MS Genetic Counseling, MS Animal Breeding and Genetics, MS Plant Breeding, Genetics & Genomics, MS Human Genetics and Stem Cells, or MS Genetic Engineering.
Studying for your Masters in Genetics Degree on Campus gives you the ability to create new social networks, have face-to-face interactions with classmates, professors and teaching assistants. As well, you might enjoy other activities that form part of the college experience, and also gain access to the facilities, such as libraries, laboratories and perhaps athletic amenities for when you aren't researching!
Potential Career Paths in Genetics
Depending upon the concentration of your Masters in Genetics On Campus Degree, the level of education, and other contributors, there are a variety of potential career paths that graduates might be prepared to pursue. Some of these occupations may include:
- Biomedical Engineers: Analyze and design solutions to problems in biology, and medicine, with the goal of improving the quality and effectiveness of patient care. Some specialty areas within biomedical engineering include bioinstrumentation, biomaterials, biomechanics, cellular, tissue, and genetic engineering. Employment for biomedical engineers is predicted to grow 27% between 2012 and 2022[iv].
- Genetic Counselors: Assess individual or family risk for a variety of inherited conditions, such as genetic disorders, and birth defects. They provide information and advice to other healthcare providers, or to individuals and families who may be concerned about the risk of inherited conditions. As stated previously, this is an occupation with a very bright outlook[i].
- Animal Scientists: Conduct research in the genetics, nutrition, reproduction, growth, and development of domestic farm animals. Employment of Animal Scientists is projected to grow 9% between 2012 and 2022[v].
- Agricultural and Food Scientists: Work to ensure that agricultural establishments are productive and food is safe. With a focus on food production, they explore animal genetics, nutrition, reproduction, diseases, growth, and development. Employment of Agricultural and Food Scientists is projected to grow 9% between 2012 and 2022[vi].
- Microbiologists: Study microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, algae, fungi, and some parasites to try to understand how these organisms live, grow, and interact with their environments. A PhD in Microbiology is needed to carry out independent research and work in universities. Employment of Microbiologists is expected to grow 7% between 2012 and 2022[vii].
- Biochemists and Biophysicists: Study the chemical and physical principles of living things and of biological processes, such as cell development, growth and heredity. A Master's degree may qualify you for entry-level jobs; a PhD is required for independent and development positions. Employment in this occupation is projected to grow 19% between 2012 and 2022[viii].
- Medical Scientists: Conduct research aimed at improving overall human health, and often use clinical trials and other methods of investigation to reach their data. Medical scientists typically need a PhD from an accredited postsecondary institution. Employment of medical scientists is projected to grow 13% between 2012 and 2022[ix].
Ready to pursue a Masters in Genetics?
Whether you are interested in advanced studies in human, plant, or animal genetics, earning a Masters in Genetics on campus degree might help prepare you to pursue a career as a lead researcher or innovators in the field of genetics, whether as a counselor or a researcher. Use the search tools on GradSchools.com to find the campus that offers the program that may meet your professional and educational goals!
Sources: [i] bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/genetic-counselors.htm | [ii] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genomics | [iii] bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/genetic-counselors.htm#tab-4 | [iv] bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/biomedical-engineers.htm#tab-1 | [v] bls.gov/oes/current/oes191011.htm | [vi] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/agricultural-and-food-scientists.htm#tab-4 | [vii] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/microbiologists.htm | [viii] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/biochemists-and-biophysicists.htm | [ix] bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/medical-scientists.htm
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NEW YORK — A bitter contract dispute has led to a lockout of musicians at the New York City Opera, a possible "death knell" for a company that's nurtured such singers as Renee Fleming, Placido Domingo and Beverly Sills.
On Sunday, hours after talks broke down, the cash-strapped company canceled Monday rehearsals for a Feb. 12 opening production of Verdi's "La Traviata" in Brooklyn.
"This is a very sad day for what once was a spectacular cultural icon and for the people who performed its music," said Alan Gordon, national executive director of the American Guild of Musical Artists representing the chorus, stage directors and principal singers.
Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians represents the orchestra. Both unions have been without a contract since the spring.
Gail Kruvand, chairwoman of the orchestra union's negotiating committee and its assistant principal bass player, said union members "made a good-faith effort to say that, yes, we are willing to sacrifice for the sake of ensuring that the grand tradition of the City Opera lives on."
But she said the company's rejection of union proposals could be "the death knell for one of New York's cultural treasures."
City Opera is now operating on a shoestring, offering orchestra and chorus members minimum fees for an already abbreviated season. City Opera moved out of its longtime home at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts last year, citing financial troubles, and cut back a schedule of 12 to 16 operas in a season, with a peak of about 130 performances.
In a statement, the company said it had "no choice but to lock out" union members because they rejected the company's economic offer and had threatened to strike when performances began, according to a statement released Sunday. Both labor unions have passed strike-authorization votes.
City Opera General Manager George Steel said his company couldn't enter rehearsals with a musician strike looming for performances scheduled in February at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, one of the various venues around New York booked for 16 shows of four productions.
However, "we have no intention of hiring replacement workers," company spokeswoman Risa Heller said. She didn't know whether that meant the season wouldn't open next month.
The opera and the unions have been in talks with Allison Beck, deputy director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, since mid-December. Those negotiations broke down Saturday night.
The musicians say they rejected the company's offer, saying the financially diminished company doesn't guarantee work or pay. Steel says the company, facing "economic constraints," can only afford to pay people "for the work that they do."
Under a contract management proposed in early December, the musicians' average annual income would drop from about $40,000 to as little as $5,000 for two productions. For decades, musicians were guaranteed at least 22 weeks' work.
City Opera's troubles started about a decade ago with multimillion-dollar deficits, followed by the appointment of Belgian director Gerard Mortier as general manager and artistic director, effective as of the 2009-2010 season. Accustomed to staging expensive, cutting-edge extravaganzas in Europe, he insisted that City Opera's theater be renovated, forcing the company to go dark for the 2008-2009 season, with only six unstaged performances elsewhere.
The economy's free-fall was a last straw for the 69-year-old company that former New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia dubbed "the people's opera."
Income from ticket sales during the dark season plunged to about $186,000, down from $12 million. And the company raided its endowment to the tune of tens of millions of dollars.
Mortier resigned from his position about six months before he was officially to start, on grounds that the operating budget had dwindled.
"We're heartbroken, but we cannot save the company," said Kruvand, the bass player.
She said City Opera has been "unable to sell tickets or attract donors" — mostly because Steel abandoned the company's longtime practice of staging surefire operas along with pioneering new works. Recently, the company has presented mostly 20th-century operas that are a box office challenge.
Kruvand noted that the current general manager still makes more than $300,000 after a 10 percent pay cut, while the musicians face about a 90 percent cut in earnings.
Speaking for Steel, Heller said that the unions "have repeatedly vilified George."
But the negotiating process is "not about any one person," she said. "This is about whether the unions will finally recognize that the City Opera needs to make fundamental changes in the way it operates so that it only pays people for work they perform."
Gordon, the union leader, called the latest labor impasse "City Opera's death."


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- EVGA GTX 780 Superclocked ACX reviewed
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The ACX cooler is 27cm or just under 11 inches long. The PCB looks a lot like the reference GTX 780 board. EVGA decided to reinforce the baseplate to strengthen the PCB and provide a bit more cooling to the memory chips and MOSFET.
A combination of 6-pin and 8-pin power connectors is necessary to keep the show going. The card uses an OnSemi NCP4206 voltage controller.
The card has 3GB of GDDR5 memory, courtesy of Samsung (model K4G20325F0-FC03 specified to run at 6000 MHz GDDR5 effective). All the memory modules at the front of the PCB are tucked away underneath the reinforcement plate.
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FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here
Wall Street wobbled in a tight range Monday in holiday-thinned trading. Market participants mulled a smattering of corporate news and economic data from Asia.
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As of 1:00 p.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.4 points, or 0.04%, to 12821, the S&P 500 gained 0.96 point, or 0.07%, to 1381 and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 4.4 points, or 0.15%, to 2909.
The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all shed more than 2% last week after American elections largely reaffirmed the status quo in Washington, D.C. As a result of the sharp divides in Congress, traders remain deeply concerned about the looming fiscal cliff -- spending cuts and tax hikes that are set to go into effect at the beginning of next year. Analysts generally reckon that an agreement will be struck that will avert what could be a big drag on economic output, but it remains far from certain.
"Our baseline remains that the two sides will find an agreement before the end of 2012, but it is a close call," Goldman Sachs chief U.S. economist Jan Hatzius wrote in a note to clients this weekend. "A failure to settle before yearend would increase the drag on growth via greater uncertainty on the part of firms and consumers."
Monday is a federal holiday, meaning U.S. bond markets are closed. There is also no U.S. economic data on the docket. Market participants said they are generally expecting thin trading.
A report showed Chinese exports climbed more than expected in October, while imports increased by a lower-than-expected margin, helping to ease fears of a hard landing for the world's No. 2 economy. As a result, economists at Barclays warn that "external uncertainty remains the biggest downside risk to China's growth, and a key area to watch for is the sustainability of the growth" stabilization.
The rest of the week is set to be considerably busier for an economic standpoint. The Federal Reserve releases minutes from its last policy-setting meeting on Wednesday, an event that is expected to shed light on the central bank's thinking on the economy and monetary policy. There are also several important releases due throughout the week, including regional manufacturing gauges, inflation data and information on retail sales.
In corporate news, Leucadia National unveiled plans to acquire Jefferies (NYSE:JEF) in a deal values the investment bank at roughly $3.6 billion. Sherwin-Williams (NYSE:SHW) said it is acquiring Consorcio Comex for $2.34 billion as the paint company looks to extend its reach into Latin America.
Research in Motion (NASDAQ:RIMM) also said it will officially launch its much-awaited BlackBerry 10 platform on January 30.
Commodities were little changed. The benchmark crude oil contract traded in New York fell 19 cents, or 0.22%, to $85.88 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline rose 0.22% to $2.705 a gallon.
In metals, gold gained $5.50, or 0.32%, to $1,736 a troy ounce.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 rose 0.07% to 2482, the English FTSE 100 gained 0.37% to 5791 and the German DAX climbed 0.39% to 7192.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 slumped 0.93% to 8676 and the Chinese Hang Seng edged up by 0.21% to 21430.


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CRESTVIEW � Revising the city's permitting fee schedule would help bridge disparity between fees collected and the Building Permitting and Inspections Department�s actual expenses, city building official Jonathan Bilby said.
CRESTVIEW � Revising the city's permitting fee schedule would help bridge disparity between fees collected and the Building Permitting and Inspections Department�s actual expenses, city building official Jonathan Bilby said.
For several months, Bilby has been conducting a comprehensive overhaul of his department's fee schedule.
His proposal, presented to the City Council during a workshop Monday, includes increases that would bring Crestview's permitting and inspections fees more in line with other Okaloosa County communities.
Bilby's research began after it became apparent that fees currently charged to developers were insufficient to cover the expense of reviewing plans and inspecting construction.
"We had a significant shortfall and we realized we were relying on tax revenue," Bilby said.
Taxpayer funds � an average of $65,000 per year over the last four years � made up the difference.
Bilby said he analyzed regional permitting fees and found the fee for a 1,200-square-foot building ranged from more than $300 in Crestview to $1,200 elsewhere in the county.
The proposed new fee schedule is "a more fair, across-the-board fee structure," he said, and represents the median of regional fees.
Councilman Thomas Gordon questioned the wisdom of raising fees.
"If we're trying so hard to encourage businesses to come in, do we want to raise permit fees?" he said.
Council President Robyn Helt said she wondered whether the city is needlessly requiring permits for small projects "that don't amount to a hill of beans."
She cited an $81 permit she purchased to put a prefabricated shed in her backyard to house her lawnmower.
"Are there other things like that that we're charging for that could be eliminated and save city inspectors a burden and the resident the burden?" Helt said.
Bilby agreed to review the small home improvement permits, but cautioned that eliminating them might cause problems, such as an improperly secured shed blowing into a neighbor's home during a hurricane.
He asked the council to review his proposed fee schedule and consider approving it in time for the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1.
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Purple and white balloons were tied around the room at Fat Cats Billiards on Saturday afternoon. Friends and strangers poured into the building to show their support and to honor the family of Carrie Tracy Warren.
Purple and white balloons were tied around the room at Fat Cats Billiards on Saturday afternoon.
Friends and strangers poured into the building to show their support and to honor the family of Carrie Tracy Warren.
Warren, 30, and her parents, Theresa Russell Tracy, 49, and Richard Allen Tracy, 51, were killed May 8 outside the Tracys' home at 297 Piney Ridge Drive in Hendersonville. Police say Warren's estranged husband, Ralph Robert Warren III, shot the trio, then fled the scene. After he was surrounded by law enforcement officers, Robert Warren took his own life.
Surviving the tragedy are the Warrens' 9-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son.
Some of the people at the benefit Saturday knew Carrie personally. Some didn't.They were all there to celebrate the life of a good mother and rally around the children who were left behind.
The purple balloons were to raise awareness for domestic violence. It's the color designated by groups working to end the horror.
Elene Martin knew Carrie Tracy Warren through her daughter. The two were friends since kindergarten.
"It was very important (that we show our support)," she said.
She was just one of nearly a hundred people who showed up. People checked out items set out for a silent auction. There was also a raffle, cornhole and a photo booth. Ribbons were being sold for people to wear on their shirts.
"It feels amazing," Leah Hyatt said of the support they've received. Hyatt and other friends gathered in the parking lot of Shamrock Lanes last Saturday to spread the word about the benefit.
"We had a huge show of support from local businesses," Hyatt said.
There were 60 gift cards donated and 15 silent auction prizes that ranged from $350 to $1,100.
Fifteen volunteers helped Saturday and all were wearing T-shirts that said "love shouldn't hurt" on the back.
The group plans to hold another event, which could take place by the end of the summer. There is a candlelight vigil planned for tonight at dusk at West Henderson High.
To donate to help the Tracy and Warren families, visit www.friendsagainstdomesticabuse.webs.com. Donors may contribute via a Paypal account. Donations also are being accepted at all branches of TD Bank for the Tracy Family Fund under the name Leah Hyatt.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following a tough season opener against Alaska-Anchorage and Rutgers in which Yale finished third, the Bulldogs are back in action on Sunday with another tri-meet against Ithaca and Southern Connecticut. Southern Connecticut will host, meaning the Bulldogs will not have to travel far for Sunday's meet.
Yale finished with a 185.750 last Saturday and the Bulldogs are keen to improve that score on Sunday. Despite the disappointing end result, Saturday's meet featured encouraging performances from a number of gymnasts including senior captain Stephanie Goldstein, who finished fourth in the all-around, and sophomore Joyce Li, who finished right behind Goldstein in fifth place
Ithaca lost its season opener against Brockport last Saturday by a score of 179.450-177.825. Southern Connecticut had a more successful beginning to its season, winning last Sunday's tri-meet against Rhode Island College and Springfield with a score of 187.950.
Though the Bulldogs did not face Ithaca last season, they met Southern Connecticut twice, and prevailed both times. In last year's first meet, a quad-meet against Brockport, Sothern Connecticut and Springfield, Yale finished first with 189.475, right ahead of second-place SCSU's 188.825. Later in the season, Yale hosted Southern Connecticut in a dual meet and won 190.825-187.900. The Bulldogs were led in last year's dual meet by current senior Tara Feld and sophomore Morgan Traina. Feld won the vault and floor exercise while Traina finished first in the all-around and on the beam.
Sunday's meet is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.
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Randy and Susan Beichley, Gladbrook, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sonya Renee Beichley to Joshua John Rouser, son of Rev. Bruce and Christine Rouser, Coon Rapids, Minn. Josh is a 2013 graduate of North Central University in Minneapolis, Minn., with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Youth Ministries. Sonya is a junior at North Central University, studying elementary education.
The couple will be married July 20 at Pilgrim Heights Camp and Retreat Center, rural Montour.


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Lexmark, HP Using Patent Law To Try To Block Replacement Ink Cartridges From The Market
from the there-is-no-free-market-in-black-gold dept
Every so often, we hear another bunch of claims from HP about ink refillers infringing on its patents, and just a few weeks ago, we heard that HP was asking the US ITC to block the import of refill ink cartridges from foreign competitors, claiming patent infringement.
Not to be left out, it looks like HP competitor Lexmark is getting into the game as well, and has also asked the ITC to bar the import of ink refills from 24 companies. Lexmark is also suing those same companies in court, showing once again how the ITC loophole gives companies two bites at the same apple.
Of course, it's fascinating to see Lexmark jump into the patent infringement game on ink refills. After all, it famously tried and failed to use the DMCA and copyright law to stop ink refills. It was right after that when HP started using patent claims, so it looks like it took a bit of time for Lexmark to get together a patent plan.
Of course, would it be nice if, rather than relying on government granted monopolies to block perfectly legitimate competition, these companies actually competed in the marketplace? Or is that too much to ask?


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Gait analysis can show the exact movement of the lower body as a
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WALLA WALLA Fifth Congressional District Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers today opened a new office to serve her Walla Walla-area constituents.
"We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our new Walla Walla office," McMorris Rodgers said of the new location at 26 E. Main St., Suite 2. "While we have had an office in Walla Walla for many years, we're excited to welcome everyone in the community to our new office location.
"I invite everyone to stop by, share their opinions, and let us know what we can do to help."
The Walla Walla district office is managed by Deputy District Director Cathy Schaeffer, who can be contacted at 509-529-9358.
In addition to the Walla Walla office, McMorris Rodgers has offices in Spokane and Colville.
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Do you have a bathtub in your bathroom that does nothing but take up space? Converting that old tub (and the area around it) into a new shower is a very popular bathroom remodeling project because it offers excellent dollar value. Your bathroom will look better, more modern and you'll use it and enjoy it even more if it's convenient and nice.
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The Wizard of Oz
By L. Frank Baum
Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg
Background Music by Herbert Stothart
Dance and Vocal Arrangement by Peter Howard
Orchestration by Larry Wilcox
Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company
Based upon the classic motion picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed by Warner Bros.
There's no place like Seattle Children's Theatre to be transported to the wondrous discoveries of the Emerald City and the characters of Oz. After a tornado sweeps Dorothy from her Kansas home, she encounters both wickedness and wonder, Wizard and Witch, Munchkin and Monkey. Dorothy and her newfound friends journey on a quest to find heart, courage, brains and most importantly, home.
ASL Interpreted Dates:
Public - December 8 @ 2pm
Schools - December 4 @ 10:30am
Age Recommendation:
Ages 5 and up - This classic tale of adventure inspires imaginations and reminds us of the power of self-confidence. Perilous escapes and scary characters might surprise young children.
Curriculum Connections: Courage, Wisdom, Compassion, Weather, Family, Quest, Self-Confidence, Reading, Adaptation
Running Time: 2 hours with an intermission
In the aftermath of a tornado, Dorothy and her dog Toto find themselves in the middle of Oz. Dorothy is presumed to be responsible for the death of the Wicked Witch of the East, since her house landed on the despicable woman, leaving only her magical ruby slippers behind. While the Munchkins rejoice, the dead Witch's sister, the Wicked Witch of the West, promises revenge. Luckily the Good Witch of the North, Glinda, holds power here – and she sends Dorothy down the Yellow Brick Road, with the ruby slippers to protect her, to request help getting home from the mysterious Wizard of Oz. Along the way, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion join the journey, in hopes that the Wizard will grant them the qualities they desire - a brain, a heart and courage.
The Wizard promises to address their wishes only if they bring him the Wicked Witch's broomstick. The Witch has nasty powers and flying monkeys and will stop at nothing to get the ruby slippers from Dorothy. Dorothy prevails until a surprising turn of events finally makes Dorothy and her newfound friends realize the power they've had all along.
Somewhere Over the Rainbow: A New Imagining of The Wizard of Oz at Seattle Children's Theatre
Seattle Children's Theatre presents The Wizard of Oz
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A Parent's Review: The Wizard of Oz at Seattle Children's Theatre
SCT Educator Resource Guide: The Wizard of Oz
Show Summary
"As a little girl, this was my favorite story; I still believe there's something beautiful over the rainbow. Wonderful songs and a wonderful story welcome children of all ages to this magical, mystical place." - SCT Artistic Director Linda Hartzell
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I've been a little lax again in posting the journal entries, so once again I am doubling up. Enjoy.
September 23, l839
Employed the greater part of the day in study and writing to
friends. In the evening I lectured in
the Old Relief Chapel to about 300 of an attentive audience. The cause here is prospering very much. There are about 720 members. They manifest a great desire to become
acquainted with the subject. I was very
kindly used while in Kirriemuir.
September 24, l839
Left Kirriemuir for Forfar per Omnibus, about a quarter to
ll a.m. reached Forfar about 12, remained till half past 3 p.m. when I took the
Railway Coach for Auldbar where I landed about 4. It rained hard and then not being a coach
for Brechin till 6, I stretched me on a form in the Office and took a nap. When I awoke, I was very cold, and it still
continued to rain very heavily. It was
not a covered coach, but I had the benefit of an umbrella. It was about half eight when I reached
Brechin, but had no difficulty in finding out the Pres. of the Society. The meeting had been advertised. I accordingly went to the church, and
lectured about 2 hours, to a pretty good audience (considering the unfavourable
weather). The Soct (Society) is very
prosperous. There are about 700 members,
but there is much work also here, there being no less than 7 public houses and
2 distilleries.
The women here are extremely busy. Some of them come before the Public at the
weekly convivial meetings, and deliver addresses.
I was most kindly received here.
Typed by Betty Kay 11th May 1996, from Dan Marshall`s notes of the original journal.
©2012, copyright Alana Farrell
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Abstinence Tour of Robert Marshall (1819-1891) – Journal Entry of 23rd and 24th September 1839
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Robert Marshall was touring with his Temperance ministry about the same time that my 3rd great grand uncle Jabez Burns, Baptist minister, was preaching Temperance in and around Dundee. Also, my 3x great grand father was an ardent Chartists and spoke in Dundee. I wonder if ever the Burns Temperance and Chartist folk ever met up with Robert Marshall. Small world.ReplyDelete
Joan, although Robert Marshall was Church of Scotland (Presbyterian), he was in Dundee at the beginning of his tour, in Sept. 1839. Maybe Robert and Jabez Burns met up and attended each others meetings! Wouldn't that be neat.ReplyDelete
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|Woodstock, Ga.
|High School:
2009-10: Lettered as a first year … will compete for a spot among the top eight singles positions and top three doubles teams this spring … completed the fall portion of the schedule with a 3-3 singles record and a 1-2 doubles ledger.
2008-09: Earned First Team All-ODAC honors at No. 2 singles and was selected as the ODAC Co-Rookie of the Year … notched a 19-8 record while playing primarily at No. 2 singles … also posted a 14-9 doubles record while playing with various partners at numerous positions … tied for the team lead in singles wins … won the first singles flight at the ODAC Singles Championship during the fall season.
High School: Earned four letters as a member of the varsity tennis team at Etowah High School … helped lead the squad to a trio of region championships and one appearance in the state final … received team MVP honors in both singles and doubles as a senior … named the County Player of the Year as a senior.
Off the Court: Father, Paul '80, graduated from W&L … also had an uncle (Will Cantler '76) and cousin (Sarah Kavanugh '03) that graduated from W&L … undeclared major.


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Quite an elegant photo for me....
There are times - even in The Caked Crusader's life - when you simply have to do as you're told. Let's just say that after the triumph of last week's custard tart (for the recipe click here), the CCM (Caked Crusader's Ma) made it very clear that should I arrive this week for my Sunday roast lunch sans-tart bad things might happen. So I've made another custard tart....even super heroes have to do as their Ma tells them!
Fresh from the oven:
Look at all that lovely nutmeg....mmm, nutmeg.....
This time I tried it with my own sweet shortcrust pastry recipe set out below. The pastry was much better natured and less stressful to work with – and, most importantly, had no detrimental effect to the flavour or texture of the finished tart.
Here's the pastry settling into the pastry ring:
This is what 'baking blind' means – cooking the pastry shell with weight on it to stop it rising:
What a nice way to end a bank holiday post – the CCM is happy as she has another custard tart; I'm happy as I have one of the CCM's magical roast dinners....all is right with the world!
Gratuitous custard tart shots....yes I know....I have a problem....but look at how beautiful it is......
Sweet Shortcrust Pastry
120g unsalted butter
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Ryan sworn in as president during 126th annual meeting
Michael J. Ryan was sworn in as 107th president of the Bar Association of Erie County during its 126th annual meeting Friday afternoon.
The ceremony followed voting for new officers in Bar Association headquarters in downtown Buffalo. Ryan, who served as Bar vice president for the past year, succeeds Kathleen M. Sweet.
Laurie Styka Bloom was elected vice president and automatically assumes the presidency next June.
Bruce W. Hoover was elected treasurer and Gregory T. Miller, deputy treasurer.
Elected to three-year terms on the board of directors are Jeffrey F. Baase, Laura C. Doolittle, Michael J. Flaherty Jr. and Anne E. Joynt.
Buffalo City Judge E. Jeannette Ogden and Bridget M. O'Connell were elected to the bar group's nominating committee.


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GeoStash Contest - November 2005Posted in Events on February 9, 2007
Everyone loves adventure - that's why we own four-wheel-drive vehicles. So what can be better than four-wheeling and adventure? How about four-wheeling, adventure, and a search for treasure? Starting this month, we are rolling out our exciting new GeoStash GPS contest. Yes, we are going to get you out on the trail even if it kills us.
You're probably asking, "What the heck is this?" It is very similar to the popular and ever-growing sport of geocaching. These events are basically treasure hunts and races using GPS navigational devices. Coordinates are given at the start. Participants must find clues or a marker at each coordinate that will lead them to a Grand Prize.
Somewhere in 4 Wheel Drive & Sport Utility each month we are going to hide GPS coordinates. These coordinates will pinpoint a location somewhere in the continental US. At that coordinate, we will plant a steel plate marker. When found and redeemed, the lucky enthusiast will win a very cool prize. These prizes will range from product donated by our advertisers to 4WD & SU magazine apparel and subscriptions.
The GPS coordinate could be hidden just about anywhere in the magazine. They may be scattered in pieces throughout the pages, hidden in the text of a story, or ghost-imaged in a photo. Finding the marker on the trail will require use of four-wheel drive and hiking. We will keep it safe, so don't worry, you won't have to rappel off the side of any cliffs.
The marker will have my phone number listed on the back. I must be called when the marker is found. It must also be sent back to me for verification, but will be returned. During the contest, I will post on our Web site whether the marker has been found. Do yourself a favor and check the Web page before you go out searching. Each marker for any given month will have a unique identifying mark on it so it cannot be duplicated. The marker will be attached to a disposable camera. Have a photo of yourself taken at the location (hopefully you won't be out alone) and send it in with the marker. If you can, we would prefer a digital image, but use the disposable camera if need be. From here on out, this GeoStash page will highlight the enthusiast who found the prize, the product and manufacturer, and the next month's prize to be given away.
To start this contest, Road Armor has donated a set of its tough new Jeep bumpers (estimated retail value $900.00) as the first prize; lights (and Jeep) not included. For more info, check out www.roadarmor.com.Good luck.


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Iowa ranks fifth out of the 50 states in manufacturing as a percentage of its gross domestic product. But, as more baby boomers prepare to retire and leave the workforce, Iowa's strong manufacturing sector could be in danger.
"We have a skilled labor shortage," Iowa Senate Majority Leader Mike Gronstal told a group of more than two dozen Newton manufacturing executives and community leaders during a town hall meeting Thursday afternoon at the Newton Development Corporation office.
"I'm sick of hearing about it. I want to know what we can do about it," he added. "I want to see what the Legislature can do to expand the training available in Iowa, but I want to hear what those gaps are from you."
DMACC Business Resources Director Kim Didier said most of those in attendance were manufacturing businesses that had already benefitted from the community college's "260E" and "260F" job training programs that help qualified businesses offset the cost of training new and existing workers, respectively. DMACC President Rob Denson, who also was in attendance, said he hoped legislators would look at expanding the 260F program.
"Currently, there is a cap of $25,000 per qualified business, and the fund — which used to sit at about $10 million — is now funded at about $4 million," he said. "I'd like to see the cap raised to $50,000 and the fund brought back to about $10 million."
Denson also asked for the ability to levy more revenue to build more physical space for training programs. He said DMACC currently offers 150 programs, all of which are full and have waiting lists, despite some programs offering classes around the clock.
"We can only create so many students at a time," he said. "Each class can only have about 16 students, based on accreditation and space constraints."
Thombert Inc. president Dick Davidson said DMACC produces 16 employees per class, but the manufacturing section could use about 60. He said even his business, which he said is small in scale, is constrained by its ability — or lack thereof — to fill skilled positions.
Several manufacturing executives echoed those sentiments. More than half of those in attendance said they had current skilled openings they have been unable to fill with the current workforce.
Brad Woody of Ellison Technologies, which serves a number of the manufacturing companies in Iowa, said he sits on a Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics advisory board with Denson. He also sees the growing need for skilled workers in the manufacturing sector, which could become a "crisis" if not dealt with in the next few years.
He said parents need to be better educated about the quality jobs that exist in the manufacturing sector that pay well and don't require a four-year college degree to attain.
"Despite all of the doom and gloom stories out there, American manufacturing is alive and well," he said. "We just need to do a better job of educating parents that their kids can get a good job, a clean job, that pays well in manufacturing."
Gronstal agreed, saying every parent aspires for his or her children to "be a rocket scientist of a brain surgeon," but the reality is that not every student has the desire or attributes to do that. He said "society creates institutions based on its ideals," which has created a disconnect when it comes to filling skilled labor positions.
State Sen. Dennis Black also attended the event. He said it is vital for the state to address the need for skilled workers.
"Skilled employees are vital to our state's future," he said. "If we fail at this, that is going to be our legacy to future generations."
State Rep. Dan Kelley also attended the meeting. He said he sees the skilled worker shortage as a safety issue, noting that being safe is dependent upon an employee knowing what he or she is supposed to do.
"Technology is a part of every job today," he said. "It's vital that we make sure workers get the education necessary to find a skilled job, as well as the continuing education they need to stay up to date."
Gronstal said his long-term vision for Iowa is to find enough funding to ensure the state has an education system that is "nimble and strategic," and ready to respond to changes in the workforce.
"Within five years, I want Iowa to have the premier system to train employees you need, so that employers know they can come to Iowa and find the workers with the skills they need," he said. "To do that, the system needs to be both nimble and strategic."
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Customizing SMF > Graphics and Templates
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Mod and Theme approval Guidelines have been merged into one "Customization Approval Guidelines" which can be found here.
sounds good to me and cant see anything id have any negativity over having to follow
Sounds logical to me , I'm sure if I do submit a Theme it will have already been tested by me for all required "stuff" mentioned above before I ever submit it.
5 years of SMF theme`ing & I'm still learning..Lol..
How long takes approval procedure?
Marcus Forsberg:
Depends on the size of the theme and how many themes are before yours in the queue. If 2 weeks pass, then feel free to send a PM to the customization team about it.
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Shock News: Lance Armstrong Admits Doping to Oprah
Yep, Lance was a doper. Which I could actually forgive (even though the seeking-Oprah's-benediction thing is totally transparent), because the fact is the whole sport does it.
But Armstrong went out of his way to smear and try to destroy people who told the truth about him, and even won several large court judgments that we now know were obtained through fraud.
Some of those people are now suing him to get those judgments back. Floyd Landis has filed a federal whistle-blower suit against Armstrong for defrauding the US Post Office. His life has become … complex.
He'll still come out of this with a lot of money, but nobody will ever forget the things he did to try to protect his kingdom of lies.
It's also still a fact that he was an amazing cyclist, drugs or not. In a sport where — let's face it — all the top athletes were doing everything they could to get a slight edge, Lance had much, much more than an edge.
On his best days, he dominated the field in a way very few cyclists ever have; the epic battles with Marco Pantani and Jan Ullrich, the time trials where he absolutely blew away the competition, the insane climbs in the Alps when he would get up on the pedals and dance, and just rocket away from the lead group like a cycling god.
But athletic talent and human decency don't always correlate, and Lance Armstrong may be the prime example.
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Personally, when I view shows, I admit size does make a difference, but size must be backed up with skill. A big painting does not make it good, but a good painting that's big makes a huge impact. On a another note, the smaller pieces in shows that are MAGNIFICENT despite their size, get a boost from the size matter as well, IMO. I'll never forget going to my first CPSA convention in Chicago and being able to see Cecile Baird's work clear across an adjoining room of the gallery and it pulled me to it. When up close it was just as beautiful; that makes a winner as well. So in short, yes i believe larger work (if good or up to par) can be a shortcut to success in a show where the winners are juried in person, but that doesn't mean small works can't have impact as well. I just believe the smaller works have to be just a bit better in skill terms to win the prizes.& in honor of that great post of Katherine's, here's a shot of this image in my studio so you can a feeling of the scale. Not too big, not too small.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
15 comments:
- Tricia Nelson said...
This is a beautiful piece. I can almost hear her "But Mom, there is nothing to do."
- October 14, 2008 at 2:04 PM
- Alisha said...
How about "The wait." I also feel like there is something supernatural about it, almost as if she is looking into another world. Maybe she is looking through the veil in HP and the Order of the Pheonix in the department of mysteries. I love it!!!
- October 14, 2008 at 3:26 PM
- WordsandMusic said...
How about, "She Daydreams."
The painting is lovely.
- October 14, 2008 at 8:28 PM
- Deborah Ross said...
I love this piece, Nicole. And being a teacher, the title that comes to my mind is 'Waiting for the Bell to Ring'.
- October 14, 2008 at 9:27 PM
- YC said...
The light is beautiful. How about "Almost" (within reach)?
- October 15, 2008 at 4:06 AM
- visioneerwindows said...
- October 15, 2008 at 8:14 AM
My 1st impression was 'Reach."
- October 15, 2008 at 8:35 AM
- Debbie said...
Nicole, your work is fabulous! I tried doing a painting using Polychromos on Wallis Sanded Pastel Paper. The problem for me was there was ALOT of dust created and was wondering if that occurs on the Fisher paper you have been using? And if so, do you have a way to keep from "breathing" in the dust?
Always look forward to your posts!
- October 15, 2008 at 12:57 PM
- Nicole Caulfield said...
WOW!!! Great suggestions everyone!
& Alisha - Harry Potter references are the way to my heart, lol.
HAHA Deb - That is how she is too... if I could have a penny for all the times I've heard "I'm bored" lol.
Oh boy Debbie. I don't know because I've never tried them on Wallis, but I don't SEEM to be having a problem with breathing them in. Besides the dust problem, how do you like them on Wallis?
- October 15, 2008 at 1:49 PM
- Rhonda Bartoe Tucker said...
This is one of the most striking and poignant child portraits I've ever seen. Wow. Just draws you in. Thanks for sharing. BTW, doesn't need a title...everyone will "feel" their own.
- October 15, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Debbie said...
Thanks for your reply, Nicole! I loved the way the polychromos covered the surface and thought "Hey, I think this will work great"' But then I noticed alot of pencil dust at the applicationn point and even when I would brush it into a can, I guess there were still some in the air as i sneezed quite hard. I have asthma so need to be careful. It was similar to using pastel which of course produces the pastel dust. Maybe the Fisher doesn't "scrape" as much????
- October 15, 2008 at 3:47 PM
- Nicole Caulfield said...
Thank you so much Rhonda! ooh that would be a good idea for all of them... just start numbering pictures after finishing them! 1, 2, 3... that would be so much easier!
Debbie - I do think the Wallis could very well give off more dust. I found the grit a bit more gritty on the wallis! :-)
- October 15, 2008 at 5:40 PM
The little girl is beautiful. What about Daydreaming?
- October 16, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- Michael Finley said...
How about "Not soon enough,"
- October 19, 2008 at 10:47 PM
- julie douglas said...
Hi Nicole
this is a lovely piece, well done!
Julie Douglas, from Ireland
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jstanto needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 25 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
Bannerman Wealth Management Group
Bannerman Wealth Management Group (BWMG) is seeking a high-quality, professionally designed web presence for http://www.bannermanwealthgroup.com. The website is to be similar in scope and architecture to http://www.edelmanfinancial.com and http://www.oxygenfinancial.net. The site will serve as one of the primary methods of marketing and client acquisition for BWMG, and will play a key role in maintaining BWMG's ongoing client relationships. As such the site requires a high-degree of professionalism and trustworthiness in its look, feel, and function. BWMG can do much more than just financial management: such as taxes, insurance, etc.
Targeting existing market, consisting of mid- to high-net worth clients looking to invest. Audience might consist of business owners, retirees, new investors, managers/executives.
- Looking for design of two website templates for the site: (1) a home page, and (2) an interior page.
- Interior page design should be able to accommodate large amounts of text, and also forms (e.g. contact form)
- Color palette should work with existing logo.
- Can use stock photos. There is one professionally made head-and-shoulders photo for use on Home Page.
- Site Map available on request.
The site content outline:
0.0 Home Page
1.0 Global Elements
1.1. Promo Buckets - Can appear right-hand side of any/all pages. Should consist of 2-3 sections such as:
- Client login – short blurb plus login button
- Newsletter Promo – e.g. "Sign up for our Newsletter"
- Contact Promo: e.g. "Let Us Handle Your Investments"
1.2 Stock Quotes – Input form to allow website visitors to enter a ticker symbol and be redirected to a page displaying the most recent available quotation for that symbol. Display throughout site.
1.3 Stock Ticker – Ticker widget displaying stock quotes. Display throughout site.
2.0 Why BWMG
3.0 Investment Management
4.0 Financial Planning
5.0 Integrated Wealth Management - 1-2 pages, content TBD.
6.0 Firm Profile
7.0 Press
8.0 Careers
9.0 Help
10.0 Contact Us - Contact Info, directions, Google Map, Contact Form.
11.0 Newsletters - Display of archived PDF Newsletters on the website.
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Was named to the All-Big West Second Team for the first time in his collegiate career ... played in all 19 games, and started all but one match ... earned five assists, the second-highest total amongst all Matadors ... took seven total shots, two on-goal ... finished the season with five points ... took the Matadors' lone penalty shot of the season ... assisted on CSUN's first goal of the season against Alabama A&M (8/31) ... earned his second assist in as many games against Cal State Bakersfield (9/5) ... assisted on the equalizing goal at UC Santa Barbara (10/8) ... earned an assist in back-to-back games against Cal State Fullerton (10/18) and at UC Davis (10/22).
Pate played in 19 matches in 2007, making 17 starts ... had two assists on the year ... assisted on a score in the Matadors 3-0 win over UCLA (9/29) ... also assisted in a 1-1 draw at Cal St. Fullerton ... was named Big West Player of the Week and to the SoccerAmerica Team of the Week for the week ending (10/1) ... started the first 14 matches of the season for the Matadors ... took four shots on the year ... played theentire matchon ten occasions.
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Coast Guard Finds, Rescues Stranded Boater
The Coast Guard came to the aid of a boater whose 19-foot boat ran aground on a sandbar off Cape May this weekend.
A helicopter crew started searching for the man around 5 p.m. Saturday, after his son told Coast Guard watchstanders his father was overdue from a short trip. The son said his father had departed from the Corson's Inlet State Park boat ramp in Cape May County but didn't reach his destination, which was two miles away.
An already in-flight crew aboard an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City was sent to search for the man, and he was soon located. The man, who was not injured, was able to signal the crew with a flashing light.
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SCSU Football Qualifies For Postseason
The St. Cloud State Husky football team earned a postseason bid Sunday after a 10-1 regular season. The #6 seed Huskies will face #3 seed Henderson State in Arkansas.
SCSU finished the regular season with a 64-27 win over Minnesota State-Moorhead Saturday afternoon. The Huskies' only regular season loss came at Minnesota-Duluth, who were the only team to finish ahead of the Huskies in the NSIC North.
Henderson State was 11-0 during the regular season.
St. Cloud State will square off with the Reddies Saturday afternoon with kickoff scheduled for 12 pm.


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British actor Benedict Cumberbatch was left unnerved after a user on Twitter documented his every move while he was in his own home.
The "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" star almost contacted police after he discovered his everyday movements were being written about on the microblogging site, but he managed to resolve the issue with the mystery perpetrator.
He tells Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper, "I would say that it was the strangest fan experience that I've ever had. I had someone live tweeting my movements while I was in my own house.
"It was such a strange and a direct thing to see these tweets saying what I was doing as I was doing them. I found it really worrying, and, yes, of course, very hard to deal with. I worked out after a while who it was who was doing it so, when it came to it, I didn't actually call in the police, but I was prepared to do so.
"I'm not going to say any more about it. The person concerned knows now what I felt about it. I just found it very hard to come to terms with the idea that an individual could look into my house like this, and talk about me online, and think it is a perfectly okay thing to do."


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The Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 became law last July. Its first words promised "to promote… accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end 'too big to fail,' to protect the American taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices." But to get the bill passed, its well-meaning congressional sponsors had to compromise away toothy provisions like those requiring a strict separation between depository banking and financial trading.
The history behind that lame law is sadly relevant to understanding how some among corporate America's super-wealthy now dominate Ameri-can politics and policymaking in ways that make yesteryear's Gilded-Age capitalists and robber barons look like simon-pure civic do-gooders by comparison.
The Banking Act of 1933 strictly separated investment banking from commercial banking and imposed many other restrictions on what today we would call "financial services" firms. In every decade thereafter, assorted corporate interests pushed to repeal the law in whole or in part. In the early 1980s, as the number of members of Congress for whom the Great Depression was no mere chapter of a history book decreased, the lobbyists in Gucci loafers almost got their way. But in 1986 President Ronald Reagan's unexpected support for a major bipartisan corporate-loophole-plugging tax reform law, the sudden October 1987 stock market plunge and the scandals surrounding the savings and loan industry temporarily broke big business's political momentum.
In 1999, however, Congress passed and President Bill Clinton signed the Orwellian-named Financial Services Modernization Act. The law's "modernization" provisions begat financial mega-businesses different in form but identical in consumer-exploiting function to those 19th-century corporate conglomerates that Teddy Roosevelt had broken up through vigorous use of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.
The 2010 law did not come close to undoing the 1999 act. Worse, for almost a year now, President Barack Obama has left many key federal financial regulation jobs entirely vacant.
How did it come to this? I will leave the deeper explanations to theologians, philosophers and social critics. My answer centers on the fact that lobbying to influence public policy has become ever more supremely lopsided in ways that favor business interests.
For example, as the political scientists Kay Lehrman Schlozman, Lee Drutman and others have documented, between 1981 and 2006 the ratio of business lobbyists to union and public interest lobbyists working in Washing-ton, D.C., rose to 16:1 from 12:1, including nearly 2,800 lobbyists (up from about 1,500) representing just the Standard & Poor's 500 corporations.
According to the Federal Election Commission, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the single biggest spender on lobbying, with no close second. Between 1998 and 2010 the chamber spent nearly $750 million. Its recent expenditures have shattered all records: $91 million in 2008, $144 million in 2009 and $132 million in 2010.
Many of the other biggest spenders on lobbying are business interests like big oil companies. By contrast, the union membership rate for private sector workers is now below 7 percent (it was nearly 12 percent in 1983) and falling. Public employee unions now claim about 7.6 million workers, but even the American Federation of Teachers' Political Ac-tion Committee ranked only 26th on the F.E.C.'s 2009 list of the top 50 PAC contributors. And public employee unions are now under political assault in many state capitals.
In 2010, in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the Supreme Court removed the last remaining legal barriers to corporate "electioneering communications" and related political "independent expenditures."
By doctrine and tradition, the Catholic Church stands against all who selfishly exploit people for profits. But if Catholic bishops hope to be any real political counterweight to the worst elements in U.S. big business today, they need to pick up their game, speak out far more and pressure Catholics in Congress to fight for working families and to protect the needy from the greedy. Labor Day 2011 would not be too soon.
Dr. DiJulio would do well to skip a few lunches in the faculty club and go over to the Wharton School for a few lessons on the laws of unintended consequences.
Those causes, of course, are well-known: the federal guarantee of Fannie and Freddie mortgages took the risk out of the equation for the lenders, resulting in a emasculation of the essential risk factor in the free market. This ultimately replaced the free market with an I win you lose market. Then, early in the Clinton administration Longview Capital, a hedge fund, borrowed huge amounts of money from investment bankers such as Bear Stearns on a currency speculation, which bet turned against them. The failure and loss of these funds would have harmed the economy and perhaps lead to the default/firesale of those investment banks which had unwisely forwarded the monies to the fund, resulting in fired CEO's, etc. But the government intervened and worked out a bailout that violated free market principles. Thus the speculators knew that if they got into severe troubles that might affect the economy of the country, the government would bail them out. Again, heads I win, tails you lose. This was in effect a green light to speculators that the free market punishments of excessive risk would be mitigated for them by government officials. So the risk-taking expanded. Add to this Barney Frank demanding that banks make bad loans to those who could not afford them to enable them to become homeowners, all guaranteed by Fannie and Freddie, and you can see the dry wood being piled on the forest floor.
John rails against those who selfishly exploit others for profit, which certainly occurred in this mortgage crisis. Yet with the Liar loans and no down payment mortgages mandated by our government, the number of those doing the selfish exploitation is likely to include a far greater number of morgagees than bankers and mortgagors. Having lied about their incomes (57% of those in that type of loan by over 25%) to get the loan, often with no down payment, when the value of the home dropped, many simply walked away from their mortgages and left them in the hands of the banks and, ultimately, the taxpayer, with Fannie and Freddie on the hook for $150 billion and counting. The greatest number of greedy exploiters were our middle class citizenry, aided by Barney Frank as well as President' Clinton's unwise policies.
Other aspects of the article are contradicted by various sources. John bemoans the diminished power of union groups, yet according to the former president of the SEUI, that union alone raised $61 million for President Obama's presidential campaign. Those are some real fat cat numbers.
Charity begins AT HOME!
Bring the troops HOME!
WE need the money in AMERICA!
Factoid on today's news: 31 states are in debt for a total of 86.1 BILLION dollars.http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/
Fact: Annual Cost of Iraq/Afghanistan wars: $80 BILLION dollars.
$1.23 TRILLION AMERICAN DOLLARS spent overseas on FOREIGN WARS since 9/11. And for what? Shuttered public parks on the 4th of July weekend? Closed driver's license bureaus, suspended state lotteries, massive teacher layoffs and unpaid furloughs?
Memo to ALL politicians (and the church officials they USE):
NO MORE EXCUSES. There is PLENTY OF MONEY considering that 1% of the population control 38% of the total wealth in America! NO MORE USING ORGANIZED RELIGION TO HIDE BEHIND DIVISIVE HOT BUTTON ISSUES LIKE GAY MARRIAGE AND ABORTION AND MASK THE FACT THAT YOU ARE NOT DOING YOUR JOBS IN WASHINGTON AND JUST ABOUT EVERY STATE CAPITAL IN AMERICA!
"Protect the needy from the greedy" is a marvelous way of putting one aspect of our obligations as followers of Jesus to "bear one another's burdens"). Sure wish this idea would become a guide to action amongst this country's power brokers.. Currently it appears that the guide is more like "Feed the greedy from the table of the needy".
For example, consider the budget impasse over proposals to increase taxes on the very wealthy. The same politicians who oppose raising taxes, even on those with a taxable income over a million dollars per year , support a budget that will further impoverish millions of already very poor people. These pols include a number of Catholics, e.g. Congressmen John Boehner and Tim Murphy, and Senator Pat Toomey.
Spending cuts are necessary to preserve some type of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid system over the long term. However I consider it a crime to make these cuts in a way that further impoverishes poor people. Surely the super rich can be called on to make some "sacrifices" (if giving up an extra 10% of a taxable income over a million dollars can honestly be called a sacrifice as compared with reducing the food allowance for a family already experiencing hunger) .
Many pieces of financial legislation over the past twenty years, including deregulation and the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003, weren't orchestrated by the needy, and certainly didn't benefit the needy, but a disproportionate share of the benefit has gone to increasing the percentage of national wealth owned by the richest 5 or 10 percent. It appears that this legislation was orchestrated by the greedy, for the greedy. To insist that tax cuts for the super rich remain in place even as poor people are being more impoverished amounts to feeding the greedy from the table of the needy.
On behalf of poor people in this country I plead with all who in effect are advocating feeding the greedy from the table of the needy; please reconsider what you are doing.


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Telemundo is spinning off parent network NBC's hit "The Voice" with a singing competition for children called "La Voz Kids" and its coming to Chicago for auditions.
Children between the ages of 7 and 14 can apply and register at lavozkids.com, call 1-855-VOZ-KIDS (1-855-869-5437) or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Those who are accepted will be invited to participate in one of several casting calls around the country. The Chicago call is set for Jan. 26 and 27.
But you must register first. "La Voz Kids" is slated to air in the spring on Telemundo.
"The Voice Kids" starts with the thrilling blind auditions followed by the battle rounds and the live shows. The country's best young vocalists will try to impress three of the country's soon-to-be-announced top recording artists featured as coaches. "La Voz Kids" will give Telemundo's audience the opportunity to witness how the stars of the future are discovered and developed by expert celebrity coaches. The winner of "La Voz Kids" will receive a recording contract with Universal Music and a scholarship.
Other auditions:
Jan. 12-13: Houston and San Juan, Puerto Rico
Jan. 19-20: Los Angeles and Dallas
Jan. 26-27: Chicago and San Antonio
Feb. 2-3: New York and Phoenix
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Well, one thing is example and another extension/plugin itself - I think RecordForm doesn't need anything else.
Well, one thing is example and another extension/plugin itself - I think RecordForm doesn't need anything else.
Jozef Sakalos, aka Saki
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On line 99 you use the IconMenu.
I have come up with a solution for the custom form layout option that I require to replace the standard form that is generated for the plugin, I am having one last problem however... I define a custom form layout as a variable and then I include two more parameters when creating a new recordForm: customFormPanel and formName (name of variable)
Then in the ux I include some code to tell which layout to use:Code:this.recordForm = new Ext.ux.grid.RecordForm({ title:'Customers Form' ,iconCls:'icon-edit-record' ,columnCount:1 ,customFormPanel:true ,formName:'customerForm' ,customPanelLayout:'nameAndCompany, internet, phones, busAddress, homeAddress' ,ignoreFields:{customerID:true}
I get an error in the ext-all-debug:Code:,items:[this.formName]
comp is undefined [Break on this error] }else if(!comp.events){
But if I just use the actual var name in place of this.formName, i.e. customerForm, it works fine.
any ideas??
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Then this.formName doesn't contain the expected value. A scope problem?
Jozef Sakalos, aka Saki
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but if I alert(this.formName) then I get the expected result. Could it be that there are single or double quotes surrounding the value? I don't see any so that is why I'm a bit confused.
You don't use Firebug? alert(this.formName) should output only [Object] object, if this.formName is an object. I any case, install Firebug (or start to use it), inspect the values of crucial variables - some of them is not what it should be.
Jozef Sakalos, aka Saki
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In your example also use the recordForm to create new records, which makes sense. But I had some issues:
- I want a different title for creates
- It's kind of ugly when I click on "add record" that there is already a line created which then has to be deleted onCancel again. But the most important thing, it totally breakes when you want to use Ext.Direct with autoSave
Therefore I added some more, optional public configs (and a private config):
so that it works I had to add following new method:PHP Code:
* @cfg {String} recordPrototype the default data to start with for a new record
* @cfg {String} createTitle Title to use for popup window when creating new records
// {{{
* Override this to add processing you need to run after the record create
* @param {Ext.data.Record} record Record that has been updated
// }}}
* @cfg {String} action create or update depending on the current action to perfom onOk
* @private
// will be defined on first this.show()
Inside onOk I have changed: this.updateRecord();PHP Code:
* Create record in store
* @private
,createRecord:function() {
var store = this.store,
record = this.record;
// loop through form fields and update underlying record
this.form.getForm().items.each(function(item, i) {
record.set(item.name, item.getValue());
}, this);
} // eo function createRecord
// }}}
to: this[this.action+'Record']();
and here's the new show method and an convinience method create()
This code won't break any old code, but enables new functionality for new code.PHP Code:
// {{{
* Shows the record form in the window
* *modified for my needs by Roland Sch�tz*
* @param {Ext.data.Record} record Record to bind to
* @param {Ext.Element/DOMElement/String} animEl window show animation element
,show:function(record, animEl, action) {
// if no action was defined it is 'update' to don't break old code
action = action || 'update';
// if the new show is a create....
if(action==='create') {
// create a new record
record = new this.store.recordType(this.recordPrototype || {});
// fill the record with defaults
record.fields.each(function(f) {
// if there was nothing set in the prototype, set it to the default or null
record.data[f.name] = record.data[f.name] || f.defaultValue || null;
// lazy create window
if(!this.window) {
this.window = this.getPanel();
} else {
// center it, because the user can have scrolled
// show window
// if the action has changed set the new title
if(action!==this.action) {
// only use the create title if defined
if(action!=='create' || this.createTitle) {
this.window.setTitle((this.action==='create') ? this.createTitle : this.title);
// current action is now var action
this.action = action;
// populate fields with values or null all
var basicForm = this.form.getForm();
// save record we're currently editing
this.record = record;
} // eo function show
// }}}
// {{{
* Shows the record form in the window to create a new record
* If you want to use this define the store property in the config
* @param {Ext.Element/DOMElement/String} animEl window show animation element
,create:function(animEl) {
this.show(null, animEl, 'create');
// }}}
If you like the idea feel free to use all/parts of the code. I put it all under ehm.... LGPL 3.0 license.
I also added the script for easy compare for you and easy use of this branch for other devs. This recordForm works perfectly with Ext.Direct and autoSave.
Best Regards,
Edit: Minor update of the Script to mod Version 1.0.1
You're wellcome ;-)
PS: I just did a minor update, you might wanna update...
Hello, great job,
I've tried Saki's example, but I can't find the Icons you use in your buttons (you know, the ones for "Add Records" etc).. are these available somewhere? thank you