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HARTFORD >> Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is using his executive authority to ask state energy regulators to review the viability of the Millstone Nuclear Power Station in Waterford.
It's the second year in a row that the General Assembly failed to pass legislation that would allow nuclear energy to compete with natural gas. Last month, the Senate watered-down legislation to allow regulators to examine whether it was really necessary to give Millstone the power to bid on energy contracts, but it was never called for a vote in the House.
Dominion Energy, which owns the nuclear facility, has argued the ability to bid on these contracts is necessary in order to keep the plant operating. It said if the General Assembly decided not to act, it would "begin a strategic reassessment" of its plans for the power station, which employs more than 1,100 workers and provides an economic benefit to that part of the state.
"In order for our state to have an efficient and comprehensive approach in how our energy future should be advanced, we must objectively and thoroughly review and evaluate the relevant information and market conditions of the Millstone facility and the sustainability of legacy zero-carbon generation in the context of reducing costs for consumers and moving our clean energy strategy forward," Malloy said Tuesday in issuing the executive order.


We are all deeply saddened and yet truly thankful for what our dear Mother, Nana, Great Grandma, Sister and friend to so many, has left us. It is difficult to summarize all the numerous accomplishments our Mom/Nana has achieved and the wonderful memories she has given us. Anne leaves behind her sister Betty Jaksa; her son and daughter in law Ron and Gail; Cathy McKee; her adored grandchildren; Carly, Josh and Freddie Bertwistle, Taylor and Brittany McKee, Anyssa McKee/Sean Allen and Rylee McKee/Spencer Haddow.
Anne Rose Jaksa was born in Fibis /Timisoara Romania to Anna and Joseph Jaksa and came to Calgary with her Mom and Dad in 1928. Her sister Betty came along when Mom was 8 years old and when their mother died at the early age of 36, Mom then 16, was Betty's lifeline. Life was difficult for so many at that time but especially for newcomers to Canada. Mom finished high school from St. Mary's Girl's School and later graduated from Garbutt's business college. She started a career as the Credit Manageress for The Parisian Clothing Store on 8th Avenue until she had her children.
She married the love of her life Chester (Ches) Lazlock in 1948 and it would be difficult to find another couple who loved each other as much as they did for 68 years until Dad's death 2 years ago. Mom and Dad were very proud Hungarians and it was so important to pass on their culture to their children and grandchildren. Anne made it her lifelong goal to help other immigrants, she helped so many Hungarians arriving to Canada in 1956 by finding them jobs and homes and showed them Canadian customs.
Mom along with Dad founded the St. Elisabeth Hungarian Citizens Club/Society which was a mammoth accomplishment that they sustained for 30+ years and it was a highlight for so many seniors (at times weekly up to 200) where they socialized and ate lunch that Mom made with her good friends every Wednesday. She also was so proud of the Hungarian Bartok dancers who she helped established and promoted and traveled with too many festivals in Western Canada. Anne was an executive of the Canadian Citizenship Council for 20 years, was integral in the formation of the Calgary Folk Arts Council, worked tirelessly for the CWL, wrote/compiled 2 cookbooks, hosted a television show that featured new Canadians from many countries, cut 3 Hungarian folk music records with the Hungarian Seniors, organized annual Hungarian fashion shows and it's not a surprise that in 1976 she received an Alberta Achievement Award from the former Premier Peter Lougheed.
It was an honour that Mom was deemed one of the 200 Remarkable Alberta Women in Kay Sanderson's book "200 Remarkable Alberta Women". It is difficult to summarize all the many incredible numerous accomplishments Mom has achieved over her 94 years but there was no doubt in her mind that her greatest treasure and accomplishment was her family. Mom loved Dad and her family more than these words could ever describe. To say "family always came first" seems like a huge understatement. There was a daily incredible three course homemade meal waiting for family and friends, open arms eagerly waiting to babysit and a shoulder that was always there to cry on and there were many many times those shoulders were needed.
The last 6 years were extremely difficult for her. Her dementia surfaced quickly at that time and her health declined because of it. After Dad died 2 years ago her heart was broken. The staff at All Seniors' Care at both Auburn Bay and at Sage Hill were amazing to Mom and Dad. There are too many to thank at All Seniors' Care Sage Hill because over the last 2 years their kindness and love made Mom's life as manageable and as pleasant as possible. Our family is truly grateful to all of them. Mom you are at peace now, free from the anguish of dementia and I'm sure you are in Dad's arms dancing the csardas and polka, baking some of your amazing deserts, making chicken soup and serving up huge delicious Hungarian meals. We will all miss Mom/Nana every day and treasure so many memories in our hearts. Saying you will be missed by so many every day is a huge understatement.


Dr. Stuart A. Feldman, BS, D.D.S, FACD, is originally from Washington, D.C. He received both his BS in 1965 and D.D.S. degree in 1969 from the University of Maryland. He served as lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Dental Corps from 1969-1971. He received his certificate in periodontics from Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery in 1973. Dr. Feldman has served as assistant clinical professor of graduate periodontics in the department of periodontology at the University of Florida School of Dentistry for over thirty years. He served as past president of the Palm Beach County Dental Association and the Florida Association of Periodontics. Dr. Feldman served for six years as a member of the executive council of the Southern Academy of Periodontology.
Dr. Feldman has been a very active member and has presented programs for the American Academy of Periodontology, Southern Academy of Periodontolgy, Florida Association of Periodontics, Florida Dental Association, Palm Beach County Dental Association, Palm Beach State College Dental Research Clinic, Department of Periodontology (chairman) and many study clubs.
Dr. Feldman completed his initial implant training in endosseous implants in 1984. He has placed over 15,000 endosseous titanium implants since that time. A special interest has been placement of immediate implants with restorations as well as implants in the esthetic zone. Dr. Feldman is a member of both the Academy of Osseointegration and The International Congress of Oral Implantology.
Dr. Feldman has presented continuing education programs on a variety of subjects including autogenous and alloplastic bone grafting in periodontal defects, interdisciplinary therapies to achieve optimal esthetics, long term results of implant therapies, and periodontal regeneration with enamel matrix proteins. Dr. Feldman is a fellow of the American College of Dentists and the Pierre Fauchard Academy. He has been in private practice in West Palm Beach and Jupiter, Florida since 1975.


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import org.spincast.core.json.JsonObject;
import org.spincast.shaded.org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
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Located in Harford County Maryland at the confluence of the Susquehanna River and the Chesapeake Bay, Havre de Grace is a scenic and small walkable town that is ideal for a laid-back getaway.
Those who read this blog regularly may have noticed a recent post about several beautiful B&Bs located conveniently within walking distance of restaurants and shops, specifically the Vandiver Inn, La Cle D'or Guest House and the Spencer-Silver Mansion. The elegantly appointed Bed and Breakfasts are not only rich in history, but are also located on the Lafayette Trail, which is a fantastic way to see the highlights of Havre De Grace. The scenic walk is demarcated in blue on the sidewalks of the town and leads visitors on a three-mile-long path to highlights like historic structures, parks, museums, and marinas.
Located on the Western Bank of the Susquehanna River, the Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House is the first stop along the Trail. The private, not-for-profit educational institution educates visitors on the importance of canals in facilitating early trade and commerce in the area. Visitors learn about the building of the 45-mile canal that ran from Havre De Grace to Wrightsville, Pa and the "locks" that were devised to raise and lower canal boats to adjust for the difference in elevation as they passed through the channels.
The sturdy, two-story structure overlooking the Susquehanna was built in 1840 and was home to the lucky lock tender (what a view) and his family. The house also served as an office for toll collections. Free tours are available to the public from April through October.
Next stop is the Tidewater Grille where we enjoyed lunch and a nice view of the Bay. In keeping with the theme, I ordered a lunch of clams, shrimp and mussels.
Further along the trail at 408 North Union Avenue sits the old Pitcock Hardware Building which dates back to 1890. Today it operates as the Bahoukas Antique Mall and Beer MuZeum.
Visitors can browse a large collection of antique toys, furniture, sports memorabilia and other vintage items. Be sure to visit the second floor to inspect the plethora of breweriana on display.
Bahoukas Antique Mall and Beer MuZeum is housed in a former hardware store that dates back to 1890.
Not far from Bahoukas is the old Chesapeake Hotel. The structure, built in 1896, is particularly noteworthy because it was a favorite of Al Capone, who would book a room there while visiting the nearby Graw Racetrack. We learned a little more about "The Graw" thanks to Annie McLhinney-Cochran, who operates McLhinney's Speakeasy Museum and International Market located in downtown Havre De Grace.
According to McLhinney, Maryland was the only state that refused to embrace prohibition. "Capone gambled here because he could drink," she said. Today the Chesapeake Hotel operates as a restaurant by the name of the Backfin Blues Creole De Graw.
Quite close to the Backfin Blues is a nondescript structure once known as the A.P. McCombs Building, built by the founder of the Havre Republican newspaper, now known as "The Record." Today it houses JoeRetro, a vintage Market, featuring gifts, vinyl records and new, used and upcycled items. I found a cool Pyrex necklace there. The store features the largest collection of Pyrex cookware I have ever seen.
Keep an eye out for another, much fancier A.P. McCombs building in town--you can't miss it. The beautiful pink dwelling done in the Queen Anne style is located at 120 S. Union Avenue and was built in 1880.
Statement necklaces crafted from broken Pyrex.
An A.P. McCombs building that is a little more utilitarian in style. Now home to JoRetro.
A little further along the trail is the Henry Harrison Hopkins House built in 1868. Today it operates as La Cle D'or Guesthouse, an elegant B&B which features an outstanding collection of antiques.
Next on the Lafayette Trail is one of the largest houses built as a private residence in Havre De Grace--the Spencer-Silver Mansion. It, too, operates as a Bed and Breakfast.
Within sight of the Spencer-Silver mansion is the Vandiver Inn. The Inn operates as a B&B and has been the site of many "I Dos," which is appropriate since it was a gift to a bride from her husband. Murray Vandiver served as State Secretary and Treasurer of Maryland and as Mayor of Havre De Grace.
Take the Lafayette Trail down to the Bay and you'll see the old Bayou Hotel. The four-story fieldstone building opened in 1921 when Jazz was all the rage. It was forced to close its doors in 1932 due to a fire. Upon re-opening, further losses were incurred when "sinkboxing," the favored form of duck hunting in the area, was outlawed. The Depression proved to be its death knell and in 1934, the hotel went out of business. The structure later became home to Franciscan nuns before it was sold in 1953 and converted to apartments. Years later, after a period of extensive renovations, developers transformed the hotel into luxury condominiums.
The Bayou hotel, popular during the Jazz Age, still stands today.
The Concord Point Lighthouse is stop number 41 on the Lafayette Trail. The oldest, continuously operating lighthouse in the country was once slated for demolition before a concerned citizen's group banded together to save it. I was shocked to see how small it is!
The Concord Point Lighthouse is the oldest, continuously operating lighthouse in the country.
Nearby at 720 Concord Street is "The Keeper's Dwelling," which dates back to 1827 and served as the original lightkeeper's house. The honor of serving as lightkeeper was bestowed upon John O'Neill for his efforts in keeping the Brits literally "at bay."
A front view and the inside of "The Keeper's Dwelling"
The Keeper's Dwelling is open from 1 to 5 p.m.on weekends from April through October.
Further on down the road at 201 St. John Street is the Seneca Cannery, which has been repurposed into a large antique market. If you want to get a flavor for an area, visit a local antique market. A few months ago I visited Strasburg, Pennsylvania and discovered an array of old railroad artifacts from lanterns, to conductor's logs, time tables and an old doctor's case used on a train. Guess what I found at the Seneca Cannery? That's right, decoys--more than a few of them--and a lot of cool other things too. Oh and if your relatives have any old, wooden clothespins, it might be a good idea to keep them around. They're selling for $10 a pop.
There are many more stops along the Lafayette Trail. For those who enjoy shopping, Havre De Grace offers plenty of opportunities for that as well, with its blocks of shops selling anything from giftware, to jewelry, to art and apparel.
I purchased one this artifact candle at Blue Heron downtown. The artifact was a liberty coin.
I think my favorite shop in Havre De Grace was Glyph. Located at 233 St. John Street, Glyph sells high-end stationery, writing instruments and other unique and interesting items that make perfect gifts. I just had to take a picture of this beautiful gift wrap.
There are plenty of restaurants from which to choose in Havre De Grace. For lunch, I recommend The Vineyard Wine Bar located at 142 N. Washington Street. While there, I enjoyed a delicious chicken salad wrapped in naan.
A unique place I stumbled on during my trip was Washington Street Books and Music. I entered expecting a typically sedate book store, but encountered something else entirely. Can I really call it "new age," these days? Abba blared over the sound system, while rows of 20-somethings browsed through comic books that lined one of the walls. Situated around the retail space chockablock with crystals, toys, minerals and other curiosities, were dozens of floor-to-ceiling glass cases displaying an array of costumes. I soon realized that this was more than a bookstore. The owner, seeing my quizzical look, explained that an adjacent room contained even more costumes. It turns out that he is a movie buff and is in the process of creating an entertainment museum. To date, the store boasts a collection of 250 movie costumes, scripts, and props from more than 70 different films. It's a shame I couldn't get decent pictures due to the glare, but I'll share one below just to give you an idea.
This dress was worn by Jennifer Lawrence in the movie, "The Hunger Games."
Exploring Havre De Grace can be done leisurely in a period of two or three days and if the weather is nice, don't neglect to "walk the boards" of the scenic Promenade.
Sights from the Promenade above and below.
If you, too would like to walk the Lafayette Trail, brochures are available at the Havre De Grace visitor's center located at 450 Pennington Avenue, or you can download the mobile app by visiting explorehavredegrace.com and tapping the "Walk the Lafayette Trail" logo.
Now's a great time to visit since most museums close at the end of October and don't re-open until April.
Looks like a wonderful immersion into times gone by. Thx for sharing.
It was quite a nice trip. Thanks!
Thanks, Stephanie, for your nice review of our beautiful city. We're honored to be named your "favorite shop" in Havre de Grace! - The Glyph Guys.
I loved my visit, thank you!
It is indeed a lovely little town.
Thank you for visiting JoRetro! Havre de Grace truly is a special little town.
Thank you--enjoyed browsing your merchandise.


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Ecclesiastes 12 :: New English Translation (NET)
Remember God in Your Youth ©
Ecc 12:1
Ecc 12:1 - So remember your Creator in the days of your youth - before the difficult days come, and the years draw near when you will say, "I have no pleasure in them";
Ecc 12:2 - before the sun and the light of the moon and the stars grow dark, and the clouds disappear after the rain;
Ecc 12:3 - when those who keep watch over the house begin to tremble, and the virile men begin to stoop over, and the grinders begin to cease because they grow few, and those who look through the windows grow dim,
Ecc 12:4 - and the doors along the street are shut; when the sound of the grinding mill grows low, and one is awakened by the sound of a bird, and all their songs grow faint,
Ecc 12:5 - and they are afraid of heights and the dangers in the street; the almond blossoms grow white, and the grasshopper drags itself along, and the caper berry shrivels up - because man goes to his eternal home, and the mourners go about in the streets -
Ecc 12:6 - before the silver cord is removed, or the golden bowl is broken, or the pitcher is shattered at the well, or the water wheel is broken at the cistern -
Ecc 12:7 - and the dust returns to the earth as it was, and the life's breath returns to God who gave it.
Ecc 12:8 - "Absolutely futile!" laments the Teacher, "All of these things are futile!"
Purpose of the Preacher ©
Ecc 12:9 - Not only was the Teacher wise, but he also taught knowledge to the people; he carefully evaluated and arranged many proverbs.
Ecc 12:10
Ecc 12:10 - The Teacher sought to find delightful words, and to write accurately truthful sayings.
Ecc 12:11 - The words of the sages are like prods, and the collected sayings are like firmly fixed nails; they are given by one shepherd.
Ecc 12:12 - Be warned, my son, of anything in addition to them. There is no end to the making of many books, and much study is exhausting to the body.
Ecc 12:13 - Having heard everything, I have reached this conclusion: Fear God and keep his commandments, because this is the whole duty of man.
Ecc 12:14 - For God will evaluate every deed, including every secret thing, whether good or evil.
The NET Bible®, New English Translation Copyright © 1996 By Biblical Studies Press, L.L.C. NET Bible® is a registered trademark The NET Bible® Logo, Service Mark Copyright © 1997 by Biblical Studies Press, L.L.C. All rights reserved.
Full copyright information is provided here. Visit the NET Bible website.

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Danna, June seems to have a few new releases. i am looking forward to the new quilting mystery. Being from Ohio, I don't know why I am drawn to the southern mysteries but I am. I love the mysteries and the novels from the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia and Texas. June looks to be a slow month for new releases. I would think there would be more books set in resort or vacation areas. People will be reading on the beach, as they travel, or as they are just tanning out back in their own backyards. People read during the summer months, too.
Linda C, it does seem like June 2012's list of new mystery book releases is rather short. I think that generally speaking, October is the month with the most releases.
I can understand why there are an abundunce of new releases for the month of October. With the darker, longer nights ahead people will be reading more. But I still think the summer months would be good reading months too. But then I read almost anytime of the year, so maybe I am a little biased.
Susie, I wouldn't doubt that a lot of holiday gifts come from those fall mystery releases. Great idea to push back mysteries that would be overshadowed by authors with "big names".
Well, yea I understand that Danna. Being able to finally get outside to do things during the warmer months is what makes the colder winter months bareable.
14 out of 19 authors are listed that i read.
You better get reading, Ginger!!!
Ginger how many books this summer have you read so far just curious.
Alfred as of today, in the last 2 months I would say at least 15. My school gets out next Friday for the summer. So I will up my reading to at least 5 to 8 books a week.
Great list – I didn't know Janet Evanovich had a new series out.
Ann, I don't know how authors can write so many books in one year… authoring is definitely a full time job!
I am so excited to read Krista Davis' next Domestic Diva Mystery. Of all the series I read and LOVE, this is my favorite. After DIVA DIGS UP DIRT, she has two more definitely being published. I hope Krista continues this series for a while longer. People have asked me what it is about this series I love so much, but it is hard to say. I think it is like when you meet someone new, sometimes you click and become great friends and sometimes you don't. With this series it just clicked. That is what is wonderful about cozies they are like great friends.
Margaret, let me guess>>> You like Krista Davis' Domestic Diva Mystery Series.
Margaret, Several years ago my hubby annd I tried to start our own house cleaning service but family affairs forced us to stop. I like the different series' that have domestic services as a theme. Wish I could have stuck with it. Cleaning to me is therapy. I get upset or frustrated, I clean.
Actually, Linda the main character, Sophie Winston, is not a Domestic as in Housekeeper she is a Party Planner who also writes a Martha Stewart like column for the Newspapers. She lives in Olde Town Alexandria (which is not fictionalized) just outside D.C. She has a rival Domestic Diva, who actually has to T.V. show a la Martha. Krista Davis starts each chapter with a cute letter to the Domestic Diva and adds recipes at the end.
Margaret, with all of the positive comments about Krista Davis and her Domestic Diva Mystery Series, I just had to go buy the first book in the series. I can't wait until it gets closer to Thanksgiving, so I can read it.
Well Margaret, Goes to show some of you that I haven't read any books from this author at all. But from your recommendations, I probably would enjoy this series.
Margaret, I see by the list of books in Krista Davis' Domestic Diva Mystery Series, that it is going to take me a few years to catch up with her current book. If I read the first one (The Diva Runs Out of Thyme) during the Thanksgiving season, there is no way I will be able to catch up this year to her fourth book (The Diva Cooks a Goose) by Christmas. And, then I will have to wait until the year after that to read her Halloween mystery (The Diva Haunts the House).
Either way, I'm excited about reading them!
HI Danna I know this is the June list but I just got 5 new mysteries from May I wanted to tell you about. Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates looks like it is going to be a good series to start. Mrs Jeffries Defends Her Own which I can't start for awhile since I am about book 6 in series. I also got Copycat Killing – Sofie Kelly's newest book and then two more that are in the mail, which are A Deadly Grind by Victoria Hamilton and The Big Kitty by Claire Donally. Lots of good reading in the next few weeks. Also coming up in September is another Mrs Jeffries book but it is a omnibus with the 4, 5, & 6 stories I think that is what it is – so might want to warn readers in the future.
Alfred, thanks for sharing those books with us.
I am one Sofie Kelly book behind you, and just bought her Sleight of Paw. I also bought all of the rest of Edie Claire's Leigh Koslow mysteries.
I try to be careful to not add authors' omnibuses to the "Just Released" lists. I figure that people who follow an author already have read the books the author's publishers decide to bundle in an omnibus.
I love it when people give personal recommendations – I'm going to check all of those out, too!
Amy, for years it never dawned on me to make this a regular entry. I'm glad someone finally made it a point to say she was interested in more than just my recommendations! I have found authors throughout the years from reading Cozy Mystery readers' comments. But this monthly entry makes it a whole lot easier to get all of the recommendations in one place.
Kerry, it sounds like you enjoy ALL Cozy Mystery books! Set in the south, north, or anywhere!
Thanks for the new list. I can't wait to get to my TBR pile and start to read my way through it once school is out.(June 14)- of course the pile never ends cause I keep adding to it.
I know alot of us like birds and so I thought I would share this. http://www.allaboutbirds.org has a camera with a live feed on a pair of red tail hawks and their babies at Cornell . My first graders have been fascinated to see the parents nest sitting, seeing the little hatchlings, feeding time (dad brought a small mouse one day )etc.. Pretty cool.
Thank you so much, Denise, for sharing that website. I'm going to go take a look at it right now!
WOW! Is that one of the parents sitting on the little hawks? Denise, I know I'll be watching this Red-Tailed Hawk site a whole lot!
I ran across a cozy mystery that will be released on June 5 that's not on your list. It's Hearse and Buggy by Laura Bradford. The cover says that it's an Amish mystery and the first in a new series. Thought you might want to know!
oh good I love Laura Bradford. Danna I am packing for my trip to watch the baseball team play in semi-finals tomorrow.
Now to decide what books to take with me, at least 5 or more.
Ginger, I hope you have a wonderful time, have a great weekend, and that your team does really well.
danna we won. we play in finals tomorrow at 3. during the 4th fourth inning score tied 0-0, i started to read my book, i have done this in all previous games, we scored a run. you know what i will be doing tomorrow during the 4th inning, don't you. you got it reading.
There are 5 that I am dying to read. Wish June could arrive sooner. I definitely will be reading Kari Townsend's new book as well as Hearse and Buggy, Quilt or Innocence, The Storm and Hot Button. I am glad that you do these lists every month. It's hard to keep up with the new books without your list.
Violette, June looks like a good month for you – reading wise.
I just finished Lisa Jackson's new one "Afraid to Die". Could not put it down. Suspense from the beginning to end. Great book. Love your website. Always gives me new authors and great books.
Jerry, thanks for telling us about Lisa Jackson's suspense mystery.
I have pre-ordered several books on the list.
I am most looking forward to Grace Among Thieves -Hyzy, The Diva Digs up The Dirt – Davis, Hot Button – Logan and Dead Man Waltzing – Barrick.
Also coming out on June 5th is The Azalea Assault by Alyse Carlson, first in a Garden Society series. Gardening is something I enjoy and look forward to a new series with a gardening theme.
Merry, it looks like you and Violette will be reading some of the very same books in June.
Also, thank you for telling us about Alyse Carlson's The Azalea Assault. I love the cover!
Danna, It appears that Noelle Upson's newest book has not been published in America. Both BN and Amazon are listing it as a used book published in England. Is that true? I won't buy a used book for $20.00 and up.
Regina, it looks like Nicola Upson's latest book in the Josephine Tey Mystery Series hasn't been released yet in the USA.
Danna, I wlll not be blogging for a week as I am off to Co. My only grandaughter will graduate from high school next week. Nook is all packed plus a couple of paperbacks to tide me over while my Nook is charging. I just finished Gail Bowen's newest book. Her books are always fascinating because of their portrayal of Canadian life and politics. Some things are the same but some are very different.
Regina, I KNOW you will have a wonderful time in Colorado, visiting your daughter and family. We'll talk to you when you get back.
Thanks for the thumb-up on Gail Bowen's latest Joanne Kilbourn mystery.
Just finished John Sandford's latest release "Stolen prey". I highly recommend reading it.
Jerry, thanks for recommending John Sandford's mystery books.
just read a book by Beth Groundwater "A Real Basket Case" from 2007. Never read her before. Really enjoyed the book. A murder, a mystery. What else could you ask for. Just put "To Hell in a Handbasket" 2009 on reserve.
Jerry, and when you're done with Beth Groundwater's Claire Handover Mystery Series, she now is concentrating on her Rocky Mountain Outdoor Adventure Mystery Series.
Have you read this: Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn? It's really good.
Thank you, Jerry, for the kind words about the Cozy Mystery site. Also, I have to get the Cozy Mystery Books Recommendations – May 2012 entry posted soon. This month is going so fast!
I was off yesterday. My wife was right. James Swain's new one Dark Magic was great. Started it yesterday morning and finished it last night. A can't put it down read.
Thank you, Amy, for telling me about Mary Kay Andrew's new book. I added Spring Fever to her page.
Danna……Just found this site tonight and am already very excited about it. I think the site is going to be very helpful to me . I love books of all genre's but cozy mysteries are by far my favorite. Tried and true to go to anytime, no matter what is going on in my life. Like macaroni and cheese and mashed potatoes. lol.
Have you or any of the regulars on your site read "BUYING TIME" by Kelly Cochran? First in a series by a first time author. The book came out in April. I didn't notice it on the April new release list so I thought you may not be aware of it. It is a good mystery.
I read in a previous blog that you may do a list of cozies by the state involved in the book. I like to read books that take place in the south.(among ALL the others) Like "The Doughnut Shop" mysteries. Just wondering if you started a list like that or know if a list like that exists.
Welcome to the site, DonnaCarol! Thank you for telling us about Kelly Cochran. I only list the authors I already have on the site when I post the monthly mystery book new releases lists. I'll take a look at Buying Time.
Danna, I just noted that the two latest Libby Sargeant Murder Mysteries by Lesley Cookman have been released on Kindle.
The ninth, Murder at the Manor on June 15 and for some odd reason, the tenth, Murder by Magic was released on May 31, 2012 but did not show up on my Amazon page until mid-June.
I discovered this author on your blog a few weeks ago and when I saw one title on Kindle, waited until I could get them all before starting to read them.
I also just read the new Dandy Gilver mystery and it is excellent. Quirky plot with multiple mysteries and a twist at the end that I did not see coming at all. I would rate this right up there with the best of any cozy I have read in recent years.
Andie, I just bought the first mystery in Catriona McPherson's Dandy Gilver series AND the first Libby Sarjeant mystery by Lesley Cookman for my Kindle. Thanks for mentioning both of these authors!
Both of them are authors who I have been wanting to read, but your comment is what got me to finally do something about it. Thanks, again!


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An alternative to the Lasik procedure — SMILE — is becoming more popular. A Mass. Eye and Ear patient shares what it's like to have the latest technique in laser vision correction.
Two months ago, Adria Halasz couldn't go anywhere without her contacts or glasses. "I was so nearsighted and dependent on visual aids," she said. "I had a constant fear of not being able to see."
In search of a permanent fix, she started looking into laser vision correction surgery.
In search of freedom from glasses and contacts, Adria decided she was ready to explore laser vision correction. She and her doctor decided that a new technique, SMILE, was the right fit.
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Like many considering laser vision correction, Adria was first interested in Lasik — the most common type of refractive surgery.
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"A coworker in our London office had it done, and she was raving about the results," said Adria, who works for a global company in New York. "Since the incision is smaller, there seemed to be fewer risks compared to Lasik."
FDA-approved in September 2016, SMILE is still pretty new, and not many doctors offer it in the United States. "I was prepared to go all the way to London, when I found an article featuring Dr. Kathryn Hatch at Mass. Eye and Ear, Waltham," Adria recalls. The Waltham location is the only facility in New England offering the SMILE procedure.
She chose Dr. Hatch not only for her convenient location, but also because of her stellar reputation.
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Adria had no doubts that the surgery would be a success. She trusted Dr. Hatch and was well-informed of the benefits, possible side effects and recovery time of SMILE.
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From start to finish, the whole procedure only took about 20 minutes for both eyes.
Her recovery was also quick. For the first week, Adria felt like she had something in her eyes. "I was glad I took some off of work because my eyes felt dry, and I had a hard time reading for several days," she said. But after two weeks, she was back to her normal self.
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Adria recently started graduate school, and she was thrilled to leave her glasses and contacts behind.
"Everything went exactly how I had hoped. In fact, now I can see even better than I did with my contacts."
Although SMILE is quickly gaining popularity in the United States, it is important to note that not everyone is a good candidate for the procedure. If your doctor doesn't think SMILE is right for you, you may be eligible for other types of corrective surgery, such as Lasik or PRK. To schedule an evaluation at Mass. Eye and Ear, call 844-71-SIGHT or request an appointment online.
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Marianne Colborne 1 year, 4 months ago
Would SMILE be possible if one has beginning of AMD?
I will also soon have to do a cataract op.
Suzanne Day 1 year, 4 months ago
Hi Marianne, thank you for reading. This is a great question to ask your doctor. If you'd like to see a specialist at Mass. Eye and Ear, you can call 617-573-3202 or request an appointment online.
Joe 6 months, 2 weeks ago
I'm a type one diabetic of 33 years.. very well controlled blood sugars (a1c is 5.9). Would this be appropriate for me?
Ryan Jaslow 6 months, 1 week ago
Hi Joe, thanks for your question. Please call 1-833-LASER-99 for more information.
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Gasotransmitter modulation of hypoglossal motoneuron activity
Brigitte M Browe,
Ying-Jie Peng,
Jayasri Nanduri,
Nanduri R Prabhakar,
Alfredo J Garcia III ,
University of Chicago, United States;
Brigitte M Browe
Ying-Jie Peng
Jayasri Nanduri
Nanduri R Prabhakar
Alfredo J Garcia III
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is characterized by sporadic collapse of the upper airway leading to periodic disruptions in breathing. Upper airway patency is governed by genioglossal nerve activity that originates from the hypoglossal motor nucleus. Mice with targeted deletion of the gene Hmox2, encoding the carbon monoxide (CO) producing enzyme, heme oxygenase-2 (HO-2), exhibit OSA, yet the contribution of central HO-2 dysregulation to the phenomenon is unknown. Using the rhythmic brainstem slice preparation that contains the preBötzinger complex (preBötC) and the hypoglossal nucleus, we tested the hypothesis that central HO-2 dysregulation weakens hypoglossal motoneuron output. Disrupting HO-2 activity increased the occurrence of subnetwork activity from the preBötC, which was associated with an increased irregularity of rhythmogenesis. These phenomena were also associated with the intermittent inability of the preBötC rhythm to drive output from the hypoglossal nucleus (i.e., transmission failures), and a reduction in the input-output relationship between the preBötC and the motor nucleus. HO-2 dysregulation reduced excitatory synaptic currents and intrinsic excitability in inspiratory hypoglossal neurons. Inhibiting activity of the CO-regulated H2S producing enzyme, cystathionine-g-lyase (CSE), reduced transmission failures in HO-2 null brainstem slices, which also normalized excitatory synaptic currents and intrinsic excitability of hypoglossal motoneurons. These findings demonstrate a hitherto uncharacterized modulation of hypoglossal activity through mutual interaction of HO‑2/CO and CSE/H2S, and support the potential importance of centrally‑derived gasotransmitter activity in regulating upper airway control.
Numerical data used to generate figures is uploaded to Dryad. Source Data file names refer to current figure panels.
Garcia AJ
Browe B
(2022) Numerical Data from: Gasotransmitter Modulation of Hypoglossal Motoneuron Activity ( https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.03.23.485481)
Dryad Digital Repository, doi:10.5061/dryad.44j0zpchc.
https://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.44j0zpchc
Institute for Integrative Physiology, University of Chicago, Chicago, United States
The authors declare that no competing interests exist.
ajgarcia3@uchicago.edu
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (P01 HL144454)
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (R01NS107421)
National Institute on Drug Abuse (R01DA057767)
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (R01HL163965)
Animal experimentation: In accordance with National Institutes of Health guidelines, all animal protocols were performed with the approval of the Institute of Animal Care and Use Committee at The University of Chicago (ACUP 72486, ACUP 71811).
Melissa Bates, University of Iowa, United States
Accepted: January 18, 2023
Accepted Manuscript published: January 19, 2023 (version 1)
© 2023, Browe et al.
This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License permitting unrestricted use and redistribution provided that the original author and source are credited.


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At a large, academic hospital network, patient volume had been steady with a slight year-on-year increase and market research had indicated continued growth for their patient community.
Although their MR Services included several scanners and they had implemented operational improvements, additional performance improvements were needed.
The client was looking to further streamline workflow processes and evaluate technology upgrade options in order to reduce examination delays and increase patient throughput, while continuing to support the delivery of exceptional patient care.
A phased approach was recommended - focusing on operational workflow, technology utilization, and market demographics. A Philips-client project team was agreed to ensure collaboration and trust.
The client also asked Philips to provide a data-based evaluation of the potential technology enablement options such as upgrading the current analog MR units to a digital platform and/or removing the mobile unit. They were looking to better understand the related workflow impact to these potential changes.
Comprehensive return on investment (ROI) and net present value analyses were performed including a ROI analysis for each individual MR system with a detailed list of assumptions and variables of the 3 stationary MR units.
The data from these analyses supported the earlier recommendation to upgrade the three stationary MR systems from an analog platform to a digital platform. A prioritized timeframe recommendation was included, demonstrating the expected increased ROI.
As part of the data analysis, schedule gap and scheduled time to arrival time analyses were conducted to review the current capacity of the MRI units and scheduling capacities respectively.
The MRI department outpatient flow was observed and charted, including 11 steps which could be the cause of potential time delays.
The project team agreed change recommendations, prioritized the initiatives, and developed a high-level implementation plan.
A technology ROI analysis was completed resulting in equipment recommendations including prioritized timelines.
Radiology team implemented the 'daily huddle' and quickly improved visibility of resolution to scheduling issues.
Other departments also implemented daily huddles with immediate results.
The client team expects to increase MR utilization, room capacity, and patient throughput*.
As other changes are implemented, they will be measured and tracked to document progress.
What: Improve workflow, system utilization, and patient throughput to support steadily increasing MR services volume.
How: Evaluate and access MR workflow and provide new technology cost-benefit analysis.
Results: Our client implemented many project recommendations and expects to increase efficiency in MR Services as well as enhanced patient and staff experience*.


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I rarely argue anything from a religious viewpoint. With that said I give you:
The Seven Deadly Sins and How the Left Supports, Encourages and Praises Them.
The Seven Deadly Sins, for those who do not know, is a list considered to be the base sins of all others. All sins can be traced to one of the seven on the list. The list is: Envy, Sloth, Greed, Lust, Gluttony, Pride and Wrath. What follows are examples of how the liberal establishment in America, from the government to academia and media (including Hollywood) support, encourage and praise the actions which lead to the downfall of man, destroying those qualities which make him good and leading him to be a worse human being, causing society as a whole to degrade into a morally, intellectually and physically lazy state.
Let's start with the most common sin for a liberal. Envy. Liberalism is about the politics of envy. Envy of the rich and envy of the successful. In a recent speech President Obama made specific mention of private jet owners in an attempt to use envy to secure higher taxes. One of the ideas supported by liberals is "if you have a job someone else is unable to have a job therefore you owe them." It is envy in it's purest form. When you strip away the language about equality, fairness and the common good, the thinking behind liberalism, (what there is of it) is "Since you have it I can't and that's not fair so you owe me." Rhetoric from the left is full of "tax the rich" slogans and it's no accident socialist workers groups, unions and "social justice" groups are all to be found in the liberal camp. All of these groups support collectivism of one sort or another. It's always about sticking it to the rich guy which, in liberalism, happens to be anyone with more money than you. Liberalism's effective use of envy is their most constant and consistent deadly sin, the one which has brought them the most success but it is not the one with the most adverse effect on humanity. For that one we have to turn to sloth.
Sloth is what drives the common liberals actions. Sloth is laziness and few things are as lazy as liberalism. Liberalism demands government do something about every little problem instead of working on a way to make the problem right themselves, and that's where sloth comes into play. What they fail to take into consideration is in order for someone to deal with the problem government takes money from those who aren't slothful (because they are employed) and work to lessen their own problems. Now, this isn't to say all liberals are not gainfully employed. Many of them are, and make quite a bit of money. One would think someone who is employed (and presumably paying taxes) would think about where the money to fix these problems comes from, but their laziness is greater than their ability to think, apparently. Of course, this leads us to the next deadly sin the liberals commit on a regular basis, which is greed, but not completely in the traditional sense.
Liberals possess great amounts of greed for wealth, as long as the wealth belongs to someone else. Liberals are always after the wealth of "the rich" (there's that envy again) and yet, those liberals in power, the big "L" Liberals, continue to amass great wealth, fly on private jets and ride in limos while telling us to sacrifice and ride the bus. While we are told sacrifice for the good of the country the greed of the unions runs unchecked, with demands for greater salaries and benefits along with refusals to increase contributions and raise the age of retirement thus showing the pattern of liberal greed. In the last year Nancy Pelosi's net worth increased by eight million dollars to $45,000,000 dollars. One would think Pelosi would redistribute her personal wealth before demanding everyone else do so but hypocrisy is another word the left never apply to themselves
The greed liberal's possess is not only the greed for wealth (even though the wealth of the top liberals in government would have you think otherwise) but greed for power. Liberals greed for power also knows no bounds, and the expansion of government under liberals has undergone a turbo boost since 2008. President Obama, unable to get many of his ideas through Congress, has taken to using regulations issued by government agencies to secure more power over the economy, business and our personal lives. As one example the Environmental Protection Agency is in the process of issuing regulations that will cause Texas refineries to shed jobs. His failure to secure cap and trade regulation has not stopped him from pursuing power through other means. Remember this is the man who said his energy plan would substantially cause energy costs to "skyrocket." He failed to secure his plans through Congress so his pursuit of power continues through other channels. The attainment of power over all aspects of your life is the goal of modern liberals, and they will pursue these goals through any means available to them.
Try this exercise if you believe the federal government isn't overbearing and into every corner of your life. Think of one thing NOT touched by federal laws, edicts or regulations. Just one thing. Go ahead.....I'll wait. Give up? Yeah, I gave up long ago. The federal government has far, far overstepped the bounds of federal authority, aided by a willing media and a complacent Supreme Court, assisted by academia teaching our children "America (and our traditionally held values) bad" and Hollywood making movies where vulgarity is praised and virtue demeaned. Which of course leads us to our next deadly sin, lust.
Lust plays into a couple of the deadly sins liberals commit in their attack on our Liberty, but is shown most plainly in their support of hedonism (if it feels good do it) and their support of what's been called "the gay agenda." As is well known the liberal left lets their lust lead them, sometimes to the end of their public career, (witness Anthony Weiner) more often than not, however, it earns them kudos, awards and promotions from their supporters (witness Barney Frank) as the left promotes depravity and isn't known for having any principles. As a counterpoint nearly all those from the other side of the aisle caught in compromising situations leave public life in shame.
Lust also plays into their greed for power, as liberals lust after power like Lindsay Lohan lusts after Jagermeister, but their support of lust most adversely affects society in their support of vulgarity in the culture making media of TV, films and music. Sex in the City, Brokeback Mountain and Cee Lo Greens "F*** You" are three examples of the vulgarity liberals support, encourage and praise. I just pulled those out of thin air, but I am sure you can think of many, many more. Promoting lust promotes promiscuity, and by extension unwed teenaged mothers who often don't finish school. They then become dependent on welfare and other social programs, which we have seen spring from sloth, greed and envy. The deadly sin of lust leads us into the next deadly sin the left revels in, but again it's not in the traditional sense.
That next sin is gluttony. But not only gluttony of food, drink and vices. For the liberals we need to go back to a more basic understanding of the word. Overindulgence. The left over indulges the sins of sloth (don't work we'll take care of you), greed (tax the rich so we can take care of you), envy (they have it, you don't, they owe you) and lust (if it feels good do it) this deadly sin alone covers more sins than any other. It's as if liberals have become so efficient at the deadly sins that gluttony becomes an umbrella sin for them with which to commit several sins at once. Liberals talk a good game about restraint, healthy living and smaller portions, but behind the scenes the Obama's had a Super Bowl menu of bratwurst, kielbasa, cheeseburgers, deep dish pizza and buffalo wings, hardly healthy food choices and certainly not those one would expect on the menu of the First Scolder. The gluttony of sins the left commit leads to our next sin, which is pride.
It's odd to think of the liberals having pride (the flood of parades for latino/black/gay/insert your group here pride parades, days and groups notwithstanding) because pride usually comes from having done something to be proud of, but this is why pride may be one of their worst sins. The things they are proud of are outlined above. They take pride in their sins. They are proud when they raise taxes on "the rich" and create from whole cloth some new right for the poor. They are proud to befriend, defend and support terrorists while degrading, depriving and insulting our allies. They are proud when they support evil, defend vulgarity and subsidize failure. Conversely (and simply as a counterpoint) tax cuts, defense spending and less money for social programs tend to cause liberals to look shameful and apologize to the nearest camera.
Taking pride in ones sins must surely be a doubly sinful thing to do and this pride in their sins leads to the last sin on the list, and the one that shows itself every time you get liberals together or challenge them with facts, logic and reason. The sin is wrath.
The wrathful mindset of the liberal shows in everything they do, from their constant calls of "racist" against anyone who challenges them to their protest signs and their slogans. The anger shown by union thugs attacking a black conservative for passing out Gadsden flags at a town hall event in St. Louis only proved to us what we already knew, namely the unions are not afraid to use wrath and attack those with whom they disagree. It wasn't too long ago we heard President Obama say "If they bring a knife, we'll bring a gun", "If you get hit, we will punch back twice as hard" and, hearkening back to Jim Crow and signaling the New Racism of the Left "We don't mind the Republicans joining us. They can come for the ride, but they gotta sit in back."
Part of this anger is borne out of their inability to have created their socialist utopia. However I am certain part of it comes from deep within, fueled by envy, greed and sloth. That, and the little voice in the back of their mind that calls them a hypocrite for pushing policies advocating theft from those who produce in order to give to those who do not to right some past, cosmic wrong.
The policies liberals push have never worked on the scale they wish them to, and they never will, because they don't take into account the American Spirit as it has been. If we continue to let the liberals run academia, Hollywood, government and the media the American Spirit that believes one is responsible for their own well being could very well die, and that would be the greatest sin of all.
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With Schmidt Bank more understanding than Lloyds and less exposed in Asia, Digithurst GmbH survived to become a typical German Mittelstand company. With fewer employees, smaller premises and no commitment to take inventory from Buch Electronics, it was also more agile than Digithurst UK. It had already developed RIS/PACS software for use in radiography applications and produced OEM software for medical imaging companies such as 3M, Fuji and Kodak.
Digithurst GmbH went on to develop software for the secure transmission, encryption and storing of radiological images, a product distributed through its sister company, Telepaxx. Its latest product, HealthDataSpace, is a patient-centric, cloud-based medical data service run from its Telepaxx data centre, serving 300 radiological centres throughout Germany.
Fortunately, the German market for online radiology was well advanced in 1995. It would be another decade before the technology was bolted onto the end of the ill-fated NHS National Programme for IT.
Stephen and I sold our stakes in Digithurst GmbH in 1991.
Steinkrug Publications was formed in 1995 to experiment with various Web publishing concepts. Its 'Flames' magazine, or 'e-zine', won a Personal Computer World award, although there was little competition. Twenty-two years ago there were so few publications on the Web, that Jerry Yang emailed to ask if we wanted to be included on the Yahoo Web portal. There was also an experiment with a multi-narrative Web-based story told in a virtual space called The City. Each user authored one of the interwoven narratives as they moved around a virtual city. Access was through a clickable map, which took users to locations and buildings through which the narrative threads passed.
The company also produced two pieces of software, both experimental: RemoteControl, to collect data from industrial machinery and, in 1999 GenePage, which automatically generated a network of Internet users by searching for similarities in their browsing history and favourite websites.
Steinkrug Publications created two imprints: Wireless Healthcare and CarbonFree. Wireless Healthcare, as the name suggests, published a series of reports on wireless applications in the healthcare sector. It also promoted the use of remote diagnostics, in particular the Doctor at Home system developed by Docobo. It founded the Cambridge Wireless medical technology special interest group. In conjunction with Remi Wilkinson, CarbonFree published a series of reports on the use of low-carbon and renewable energy technologies. It revisited IPR's research into large-scale solar farms in light of Dr Dahlberg's predictions proving correct. CarbonFree also designed and built a recirculating air-based passive solar energy system.
However, the main thrust of Steinkrug's research remains new online concepts and it is currently examining ways to use automatically generated transient narratives to overcome some of the shortcomings of social media.
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Port Saint Lucie Assualts Property Owners
Posted by Bright Light | Mar 10, 2014 | Local, News, Watchdog Port St. Lucie, Watchdog Saint Lucie, Watchdog Treasure Coast | 0 |
America, land of the free.
In Port St. Lucie 95 property owners will be sent notices informing them their houses will be purchased.
In a free society nobody would ever be forced into a contract exchange violating their will. If any person or entity tried this means of exchange their actions would be criminal and the contract to be null and void.
Eminent domain is totally and completely inconsistent with free enterprise and libertarianism. It amounts to no more and no less than land theft. – Walter Block
Contracts are entered into voluntarily by both seller and buyer at mutually agreed upon terms and prices. Government claims license for theft (eminent domain) for the public good.
If everyone had the right of eminent domain, every man would be legally empowered to compel the sale of property that he wanted to buy…
The entire system of private property would then be scrapped in favor of a society of mutual plunder. Saving and accumulation of property for oneself and one's heirs would be severely discouraged, and rampant plunder would cut ever more sharply into whatever property remained. Civilization would soon revert to barbarism, and the standards of living of the barbarian would prevail. – Murray Rothbard
Your overlords are of another class however- the class that writes the rules but to whom the rules do not apply.
The government itself is the original holder of the "right of eminent domain," and the fact that the government can despoil any property holder at will is evidence that, in current society, the right to private property is only flimsily established. Certainly no one can say that the inviolability of private property is protected by the government. And when the government confers this power on a particular business, it is conferring upon it the special privilege of taking property by force.
That is not the greatest injustice that these property-owners have endured at the hands of government who is also responsible for the artificial housing boom that wrecked havoc locally. Government has sidelined their ability to market their property.
Many homeowners have been hearing for years their homes could be purchased. While they wait for an offer, they said, they can't put their house for sale because no one will buy a home that will soon disappear.
Government has crushed the American Dream for the Lauers.
The Lauers, both in their 70s, bought their house in 2004, during the peak of real estate market, for $165,000.
They thought this would be the home where they would spend the rest of their lives. No one told them a road would cut through their neighborhood, they said. Their home was appraised by a private appraiser four months ago at $85,000.
Unfortunately it is difficult to stop government's boot from coming down.
Tony Dipanni said many of his neighbors sold their houses after they heard about the Crosstown Parkway Bridge. He said he doesn't want to move.
"There are four generations that came through this house, and we are going to lose it," he said.
Gary Lauer said he has accepted the inevitable.
Murray Rothbard described government best.
"And, indeed, what is the State anyway but organized banditry? What is taxation but theft on a gigantic, unchecked, scale? What is war but mass murder on a scale impossible by private police forces? What is conscription but mass enslavement? Can anyone envision a private police force getting away with a tiny fraction of what States get away with, and do habitually, year after year, century after century?"― For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto
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Ravens vs. Bills staff picks: Who will win Saturday night's divisional-round game at Bills Stadium?
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Here's how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Saturday night's AFC divisional-round game between the Ravens and the Buffalo Bills at Bills Stadium:
C.J. Doon, editor
Ravens 23, Bills 20: This game will be a fascinating chess match. How will the Bills slow down Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' potent rushing attack? How will the Ravens defend Josh Allen and the Bills' dynamic receivers? How will the play-callers adjust to the weather conditions? Ultimately, the Buffalo defense will be easier to exploit, considering the Bills ranked 25th in expected points added (EPA) allowed per rush this season and are weak on the interior. If Jackson and Co. punish the Bills on the ground and the Ravens force Allen into making some bad decisions, Baltimore should be able to reach its first AFC title game in nearly a decade.
Daniel Oyefusi, reporter
Ravens 26, Bills 23: The Ravens reconstructed their defensive front in the offseason to stymie a team like the Tennessee Titans in last week's wild-card-round win. Their secondary was stockpiled with depth to defend against a team like the Buffalo Bills, who have become one of the top teams in the league behind the dynamic pairing of Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs. Allen is much improved from last season's meeting, but I trust defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale will do enough to make him uncomfortable, while Lamar Jackson and Co. run the ball a little more efficiently against Buffalo's defense and control the clock.
Mike Preston, columnist
Ravens 28, Bills 24: When the regular season ended, I thought Buffalo had the second best team in the AFC behind Kansas City. Then I watched the Bills struggle in their playoff win against Indianapolis last week and couldn't determine if they were just having a bad day or if they had hit their peak too early. I have struggled trying to determine the winner of this game, but it did bring me back to my old philosophy: The NFL is pass happy, but the team that can stop the run and run the ball best in the postseason wins.
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Bills 28, Ravens 27: The last time the Ravens faced a team as complete as Buffalo's, it was Week 3, and the Chiefs were blowing them out. The Ravens have weathered a lot in the three months since, and they're back to being one of the NFL's most well-rounded contenders. But the Bills are remarkably balanced, too. Just as importantly, Josh Allen has turned into a more reliable passer than Lamar Jackson. In a coin-flip game like this, it's safer just to trust the home team.
Childs Walker, reporter
Ravens 30, Bills 24: Lamar Jackson will move the ball against a defense that allowed 472 yards against the Colts, but he'll need to finish drives in the end zone to stay ahead of the Bills' first-down machine. The Ravens haven't faced this good a passing offense since the Chiefs blew them out in Week 3. They'll have to keep Josh Allen in the pocket and play their best coverage game of the season to limit Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley. Ultimately, they have the right players to match up with the Bills on both sides of the ball.
Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers advance to the NFC title game with a 30-20 win, while the New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees throws 3 interceptions in what might have been his final game


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"Stop playing those useless games and do your homework!" Haven't we all heard this from our parents while growing up? Be it on mobile phones, consoles or portable devices, video games have become a part of our lives. But now, we finally have an excuse! A study conducted by researchers from the University of Hong Kong and New York University Shanghai discovered that playing action-based video games for at least five hours a day can improve a person's visuomotor-controls. The findings suggest the games could serve as beneficial training tools for driving!
Based on this advantageous information, here are some recommendations of our favourite racing video games that we loved playing:
With over 200 million downloads, this award-winning franchise sets a new standard for mobile racing games. If you're looking for a console-quality, first-person racing simulator that feels very much like a real car, this is it! The game offers everything from Real-Time Multiplayer, Time Trials, night racing, and innovative Time Shifted Multiplayer™ (TSM) technology, allowing you to race anyone, anytime, anywhere, to in-depth car customization.
Developer: EA
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For years MotoGP has been a favourite for motorcycle racing and it's 2019 release does not disappoint! Gone are the old days when you learned all the racetracks and easily won. The new Neural AI and Machine Learning gives you smarter and faster opponents who will exploit your mistakes. This improved AI makes the game a whole lot more challenging, realistic and thrilling. It's motorcycle racing at it's finest and die-hard MotoGP fans will be satisfied.
Developer: Milestone S.r.l
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When you think XBOX car racing games, it's the Forza series. Forza Horizon focuses on casual street racing rather than pre-planned tracks. With it's latest release Forza Horizon 4, the popular car racing series lets players experience dynamic seasons in a shared open-world; something that is completely new in the racing and driving genre. One of the most polished driving games ever made, with the spectacular open world and the unbelievable visuals, players can explore beautiful scenery, collect over 450 cars, and a whole lot more!
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Zhongchuan Xijiang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.
China State Xijiang Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. manufactures and distributes ships. The Company produces tankers, chemical carriers, bulk carriers, container ships, cruise ships, and other related ships. China State Xijiang Shipbuilding markets its products throughout China. China Shipbuilding Xijiang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. was established in 1965. The first factory name: Liuzhou Speedboat Processing and Assembly Factory. The second factory name: State-owned Xijiang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. Name: China Shipbuilding Xijiang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. Code: State-owned No. 434 Factory.
In November 1964, the former Sixth Ministry of Machinery Industry decided to build a factory in Guangxi to build a ship, due to the water and land of Liuzhou The transportation is convenient, the industry is relatively developed, and there are external conditions for factory production. After conducting a comprehensive investigation on the geographical environment and production conditions of the middle and lower reaches of Liuzhou and surrounding towns, the location is set at No. 46, Xijiang Road. In July 1965, the first phase of the plant infrastructure project began. The first phase of the project design task book stipulated that the factory is mainly engaged in the production of professional speedboat assembly plants.
In October 1969, the factory began the second phase of infrastructure projects. The second phase of the construction task is to expand the production capacity of the plant. Later, the construction of the expansion project was carried out, which enabled the factory to form a complete ship production line.
From 1967 to 1970, the factory built a total of 10 speedboats.
In 1973, the national infrastructure project of the factory was completed.
From March to September 1972, the factory carried out enterprise rectification. The production teams generally set up the "five major members" of production management, and successively established and implemented 20 management systems including quality, attendance, post responsibility and equipment management.
On May 23, the Guangxi Provincial Defense Science and Technology Office introduced the management of the factory enterprises. On August 5, 1974, the Sixth Machine Department approved the construction project of the factory center laboratory and measurement room.
In September, the Minister of the Sixth Machine Department, Chai Shuzhen, visited the factory. In 1977, General Xu Shiyou came to the factory to inspect.
Between 1973 and 1978, the factory built a total of 37 tugboats.
In July 1980, Chairman of Hong Kong United Electric Materials Co., Ltd., Hexing Bank Manager Lu Wei, Samsung Transportation Company Manager and Huaxing Company Consultant Laosonglai Factory signed a 1100t cargo barring contract. Liao Zhengbin and Zhao Nanfei, the manager of District Zhongji Branch, accompanied.
In August, the 800t warehouse entrance for the Hong Kong businessmen was launched, and the District Defense Industry Office, the District Machinery Company, the Sixth Machine Department, the Liuzhou High Commissioner Wen, and the Vice Mayor Tan attended the launching ceremony. At that time, the ship was the heaviest ship of the factory to date.
In September, three deliveries of 800t barges were built for the Hong Kong Merchants. In November, the 528 coastal reconnaissance boat won the second prize for scientific and technological achievements issued by the State Council.
In April 1981, the factory's 711IIA full-floating hovercraft pilot boat was piloted in Liujiang. Zhou Guangchun and Huang Yun, vice-chairmen of Guangxi District, participated in the trial and watched the sailing performance. In June, the Sixth Machine Department approved the establishment of Guangxi Ship Technology School, which is located in Liuzhou.
In September, Hong Kong Hengfeng Shipping Company Ye Maozhen and the Bolunlai factory accepted the 2000t cargo barge.
In 1983, two 54 passenger ferries were delivered for the Taiyuan Shipyard in Hong Kong.
In January 1984, the factory established a comprehensive quality management system and carried out activities. In March, the factory assisted the 316 type double-wing spreader completed by 701 to win the China Shipbuilding Corporation Science and Technology Achievement Award. In June 1985, after review by Guangxi Technical Supervision Bureau, the factory obtained the "Second-level Eligibility Certificate" for industrial measurement and grading.
In March 1987, Guangzhou Ship and Ocean Engineering Design Institute and Guilin Tourism Vehicle and Ship Company signed a water jet propulsion for Lijiang yacht. 1# Construction contract and confirm the construction of our factory. In April, the factory signed a 200L gold mining ship construction contract with the Linsha Gold Mine Preparation Office in the Southeast Gold Mine.
In August, the factory party committee clearly defined the spirit of "unity, hard work, and practical development". In March 1988, the factory signed a construction contract with the Guixian Port Service Company for the construction of a 200t half-cabin motorized barge. In December, the factory won the Quality Management Award from the Shipbuilding Corporation.
In February 1989, the Liuzhou Municipal People's Government awarded the title of "Advanced Unit for Socialist Construction" and the title of "Advanced Unit for Total Quality Management". In September, the factory and the Hengping Fleet of the Hengxian fleet of three 200t mobile barge construction contract.
In August 1990, after examination by the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, the factory measurement room obtained the certificate of "three-level national defense measurement institution". In September, the factory signed a construction contract with Hong Kong and Macau Steamship Company for 5 vessels of 280t freighters.
In December 1991, the factory's 100t inland shallow water vessel won the China Shipbuilding Corporation Quality Product Award.
In 1992, the factory signed a construction contract with the China Shipbuilding Corporation Trading Company for five P29B speedboats.
In August 1994, the Guangxi Bureau of Statistics awarded the factory "Guangxi Economic Benefits Top 100 Enterprises" in October. Czech experts came to the factory to commission long-axis lathes and train operators. In 1995, Liuzhou Electromechanical Bureau awarded the title of "Advanced Enterprise for Export and Foreign Exchange" and "Outstanding Contribution to Merit Enterprise". In March 1996, the People's Government of Liuzhou City awarded the title of "Advanced Enterprise in Science and Technology Progress during the Eighth Five-Year Plan".
In 1997, the representative of the Norwegian DNV welder was sent to the factory to conduct the research work. In August, Deben, a representative of the French National Power Company's Laibin Power Plant, came to the factory to discuss business cooperation.
In September 1998, the factory participated in Yunhe Transportation Trading Co., Ltd. in the form of physical, monetary funds and technical inputs. In September, the representative of the New Age Quality Certification Center came to the factory to carry out the ISO quality system certification. The factory obtained the military product GJB/Z9002 and the civilian product GB/T19002 quality system certification for the first time. In October, the factory first identified "Science and Technology Achievements, Traditional Crafts and Technology, Confidentiality Project".
In March 1999, the factory inspection room was awarded the "Non-destructive Testing Organization Approval Certificate" issued by the Guangzhou Ship Inspection Bureau. In April, the factory was awarded the GJB/Z/9002-96 standard "Military Product Quality System Certification Certificate" issued by the Military Product Quality System Certification Committee. In July, China State Shipbuilding Corporation was reformed into two major group companies, and West Shipyard was affiliated to China National Shipbuilding Corporation. In April, the factory signed a construction contract with 10 companies for the 250t cargo ship with the Yinzhou Xijiang Shipping Transportation Company.
In January 2001, the factory established the Xijiang Shipyard Comprehensive Budget Management Committee. In December, the factory was awarded the "Certificate of Production and Service Quality System for Inland and Coastal Cargo, Tugboat and Tourist Ships" issued by the New Age Quality System Certification Center (according to GB/T19002-1994-IS9002:1994 standard.
May 2003, The factory held the groundbreaking ceremony of the Guangzhou Public Security Bureau Marine Police Command Ship. In December, the factory was awarded the GB/T1900-2000 standard issued by the New Age Quality System Certification Center for the design, development, production and service quality of inland and coastal cargo ships, tugboats and tourist ships.
In January 2005, the China Export-Import Bank Cambodia Project Evaluation Team came to the factory for inspection. In August, Guangzhou Administration, 427 Factory, 433 Factory and Wenchong Shipyard Yao Hong, Zhang Weike, Zhang Huixin and Huang Yonghong 4 comrades He came to the factory and served as assistant to the factory manager, deputy director of the shipbuilding engineering department, deputy director of the quality department and deputy director of the safety and environmental protection department. In December, the factory signed a Cambodia project contract with the China Shipbuilding Trading Company.
January 12-13, 2006 The State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and Economy of the Kingdom of Cambodia (Deputy Minister) and the 6th Navy Commander, accompanied by Li Hongtao, Deputy General Manager of CSSC, visited the factory. In March, Guo Yabin any West River shipyard director. In March, the Cambodian project started.
On January 10, 2008, the company signed a contract with Jiangsu Haotian Company for the construction of 10 Angola 34m tuna boats. On January 15, the company signed three 60-meter-class A-type patrol boat construction contracts with Shanghai, Hainan and Jiangsu Maritime Systems. On January 15, the company signed a contract with the Guangxi Maritime System for the construction of a 30-meter inland patrol boat. On January 28th, "Zhongzhou Xijiang Shipbuilding Co., Ltd." was unveiled, and the state-owned Xijiang Shipyard was reformed by the company. The corporate legal person: Chen Miaogen. General Manager of the company: Guo Yabin. In the afternoon, the first meeting of the first board of directors and the board of supervisors was held in the conference room on the sixth floor of the company office building. On March 25, the company signed a contract for the construction of a Liujiang 200-seat tourist ship with the Liuzhou Municipal Government.
In August, the company passed the quality certification audit of the environmental/occupational health and safety management system of China Classification Society. On August 25, CSSC appointed Comrade Lin Lin as the general manager of the company. On August 28, the company signed a contract for the construction of two 300-ton fishery vessels with the Guangdong Fishery Corps. On August 29, the company signed a contract for the construction of two 30-meter B-type patrol vessels with the maritime system. On October 15, Shenzhen 600 gross tonnage marine surveillance vessel was started. On October 21, the company completed the upgrading of the launching capacity of the 1000-ton ship product of the launching slide.
In February 2009, the company obtained the certification of environmental protection management system and occupational health and safety management system. In April, the company carried out the evaluation of the safety production performance management system and obtained the "two-star enterprise" for safety production performance evaluation issued by Liuzhou Safety Production Supervision Administration. In April, the company obtained a radiation safety license issued by the Environmental Protection Bureau of Guangxi Autonomous Region using Class II radiation. In November, the company was awarded the title of "2008 Liuzhou 'Ankang Cup' Competition Winning Enterprise" issued by Liuzhou Federation of Trade Unions and Liuzhou Municipal Safety Production Supervision Administration. On December 4th, the company's "additional ship ferry capacity project" was approved by the group company's shipbuilding technology [2009] 800. The total investment of the project is 18.9 million yuan. In December, the company was awarded the title of "Advanced Unit of Urban Greening in Liuzhou City" by Liuzhou Municipal People's Government.
In February 2010, Comrade Chen Yongzhen of the Shipbuilding Engineering Department won the title of the third "Top Ten Outstanding Youths in the Willow Venture" in Liuzhou City. On June 24, the review team of the National Defense Measurement Technology Agency went to the company for on-site audit. On August 17-20, 2 people from the Quality Management Expert Review Team of the New Era Certification Center went to the company to conduct quality system inspection and audit. (The civilian products are changed from the 2001 version to the 2008 version; the military products are certified)
On June 27, 2014 , at the party building work conference of the group company, the company's assembly party branch won the 2013-2014 "advanced grassroots party organization" of the group company.
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