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Ionic Silver Complex Designed for Use in Humans Receives U.S. Patent
By: Invision International Health Solutions
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Ionic Silver Complex Designed for Antimicrobial Use in Humans Receives U.S. Patent
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May Render Colloidal Silver and Other Nano Silver Technologies Obsolete
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Nov. 29 -- Invision International Health Solutions, Inc., a pioneer in the field of ionic silver use in humans, recently announced the issuance of a U.S. Patent on its "Ionic Silver Complex" technology.
The technology is also patented in Australia and New Zealand, and patents are pending in Europe and Japan. The patents provide broad composition-of- matter protection, covering a wide range of complexing agents and counter-ions.
The use of ionic silver in human use goes back hundreds -- indeed thousands -- of years. During the past century, it was predominantly used in the medical field in the forms of silver nitrate and colloidal silver -- which has been increasingly used during the past few decades. In Europe, pharmacists have silver compounds listed in their desk references for many uses. In the U.S., recent university studies are suggesting far-reaching potential benefits of ionic silver. The past few years have seen a surge in the number of medical and industrial products that deliver silver ions, for a wide range of uses.
Whether colloidal silver, silver-impregnated bandages and wound dressings, coatings for surfaces in hospitals and homes, or catheters and IV needles, the goal is the controlled delivery of silver as ions. Delivery is a function of the bonding agent -- the complexing or compounding agent -- which controls the release of the silver as ions in the given environment at the desired rate.
Invision has already incorporated the patented technology into a water-based dietary supplement called Silver 100. The key ingredient in Silver 100 is called Opti-Silver -- silver ions complexed with citrate and potassium for optimal delivery of silver ions in the human body.
According to Jay Newman, president of Invision International, the patented technology represents a quantum leap in delivering silver ions internally to the human body. "We chose citrate because we believe it is, by far, the ideal carrier for efficient delivery of silver ions for human use," Newman said, "based on years of effort and research that required millions of dollars invested." Potassium is used as the counter-ion for equilibrium in the water. "Silver 100 uses all-natural ingredients and is intended to provide an entirely safe product that introduces less silver to the body than what may exist in a person�s average drinking water intake -- but as active ions."
"We believe the compounds in colloidal silver have bonds that are too strong and thus release only a small percentage of their silver as ions in the body," Newman said, "while products called �ionic� or �nano� are usually just colloidal silver -- or are common substances like silver nitrate thrown in water and, as such, the bonds are far too weak to carry the silver ions into the body. Colloidal silver is manufactured through a crude, antiquated process called electrolysis. Many companies promote colloidal silver -- and �ionic� and �nano� silver -- using flamboyant marketing claims about particle size, parts per million, and safety that have little if any basis in scientific fact. We are bringing legitimacy and integrity to the field."
"�Nano silver� is the sexy new term for ionic silver," Newman said, "yet the imperative for an efficient delivery mechanism for human use is still the bottom line. Opti-Silver is nano silver with real science behind it to achieve that imperative. Having begun our intensive R&D efforts about ten years ago, we believe we are positioned at the leading edge of a large market that is just beginning to develop."
Silver 100 is sold primarily in health food stores at present, mainly in the eastern U.S., including some regions of Whole Foods. It is carried by United Natural Foods, the country�s largest health foods distributor. Invision is rolling out national marketing and expects the product to be in the majority of health food stores, as well as supermarkets and pharmacies, by 2007.
For further information see http://www.silver100.com or contact the company at info@silver100.com. The U.S. Patent can be seen on the web site of the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office by going to http://www.silver100.com/USPatent.html.
Invision International Health Solutions, Inc., a privately held company based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, specializes in the research and development of ionic silver delivery solutions for human use. Because the patent covers a broad range of potential formulations, the company intends to pursue rigorous clinical studies, and FDA dietary supplement "health claims" approval as well as drug approval, for certain embodiments of the current patented technology and future technologies.
Jay Newman, the company�s founder and President, has been interviewed as the industry expert on Good Morning America, NBC TV News, the Mining Industry Review, Wired News, and dozens of radio shows. He is a co-founding member of the Committee for the Responsible Use of Silver in Health, which is hosted at http://www.silverfacts.com. He is a co-inventor on the patent.
No studies have been conducted to either prove or disprove whether the patented technology delivers silver ions to the human body in a way that benefits the body. The statements herein have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. No product covered under the patent, or information thereon, is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - June 29 -- Invision International Health Solutions, Inc., a pioneer in the field of ionic silver use as an antimicrobial in humans, today announced the issuance of a U.S. Patent on its "ionic silver complex" technology.
The use of ionic silver in medicine and industry has been growing rapidly in recent years due to its broad-spectrum antimicrobial qualities, the lack of toxicity to humans and the fact that ionic silver is not prone to causing resistant strains. Ionic silver is well known to be a very powerful and very broad-spectrum antibacterial agent. In addition, evidence is mounting that silver ions have powerful antiviral effects as well. A recent university study suggested ionic silver to be effective against the SARS virus. In Europe, ionic silver is a medically approved treatment used to combat systemic viral conditions, including the common cold and flu.
"This patented technology represents a quantum leap beyond predecessor silver ion technologies, including those that utilize electrolysis for manufacturing, such as colloidal silver," says Jay Newman, the company�s President and CEO. "In addition, this composition-of-matter patent provides far more meaningful protection than the product-by-process patents that have been issued on other silver products."
Silver ion compounds have been introduced in recent years for antimicrobial use in food-handling materials, medical devices, surface disinfectants, wound-care products, industrial materials, textiles, and more. In all cases, the key is the carrier agent that is used to stabilize the silver ions and "time release" them at the desired location in the given environment.
The patented technology is designed to utilize naturally occurring substances, such as citrate, to achieve optimal delivery and release of silver ions in the human body, in a highly efficient and entirely safe manner.
Silver ions, while being lethal to single-celled microorganisms, are harmless to human cells and, in fact, are increasingly being used in wound care due to their remarkable ability to facilitate the healing of tissue. The patented technology provides for a completely safe product due to the efficient delivery, introducing a minute quantity of silver to the body � less than what may exist in a person�s average drinking water intake as a naturally occurring mineral. The difference is that this new technology is designed to deliver the silver as active silver ions with antimicrobial ability.
Invision International Health Solutions, Inc. (www.silver100.com), is a privately-held company specializing in the research and development of ionic silver delivery solutions for human application. The company currently manufactures and markets a dietary supplement that consists of silver ions complexed with citrate and potassium in a water medium, the composition of which is covered under the patent. No studies have been conducted on this product to date and no health claims are made for it. The patent covers a broad range of potential formulations. The company intends to pursue rigorous clinical studies, and FDA dietary supplement "health claims" approval as well as drug approval, for certain embodiments of the current patented technology and future technologies.
Jay Newman is the company�s founder, President & CEO. Recognized as a leading expert in the field of ionic silver, he has specialized in the field for more than ten years. Mr. Newman has been interviewed as the industry expert on Good Morning America, NBC TV News, Wired News, and dozens of radio shows for stories on ionic silver. He is a co-inventor on the patent.
News Source: Invision International Health Solutions, Inc.


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Die Flettner Flugzeugbau war ein deutscher Hersteller von Hubschraubern, der von Anton Flettner 1935 in Berlin-Johannisthal gegründet worden war und in der Rechtsform einer GmbH bis 1945 existierte.

Geschichte
Im Jahre 1917 konstruierte der Ingenieur Anton Flettner ein Flugzeugruder mit Hilfssteuerfläche und meldete dieses 1918 zum Patent an. Diese unter dem Begriff Flettner-Ruder oder Flettner-Klappe bekannte Erfindung bot er auch für den Schiffbau an. Nach 1921 entwickelte Flettner den Flettner-Rotor als Schiffsantrieb, der hierzu den Magnus-Effekt ausnutzt. Die Versuche musste er aber 1926 abbrechen, da die erreichte Vortriebskraft für den praktischen Einsatz zu gering war.

Die von ihm geplante Konstruktion eines Drehflügelflugzeuges war nach vielen Rückschlägen erst nach etwa acht Jahren um 1935 mit der Fl 184 und der Fl 185 erfolgreich. 1938 konstruierte Flettner zusammen mit Kurt Hohenemser und Gerd Sissingh die Fl 265. Dieser neuartige Hubschrauber löste durch gegenläufig ineinanderkämmende Rotoren (Flettner-Doppelrotor) das Problem des Drehmomentausgleichs. Er entwickelte 1940 die Flettner Fl 282 Kolibri, die ähnlich dem Vorgängermodell gebaut war. Es wurden mehr als 20 Stück produziert und ab Ende 1942 bei der Bordfliegerstaffel 3./196 eingesetzt.

Zwei dieser Hubschrauber gelangten als Kriegsbeute in die USA. Flettner folgte nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg 1947 einer Einladung in die USA und blieb als Chefkonstrukteur bei der Kaman Corporation, für die er unter anderem neue Hubschrauber nach dem Prinzip des Flettner-Doppelrotors entwickelte. Er leitete die Helikopterforschung der US-Armee und war Präsident der Flettner Aircraft Corporation in Kew Gardens, Queens, New York City.

Einzelnachweise

Ehemaliger Flugzeughersteller
Rüstungshersteller (Deutschland)
Militärische Luftfahrt
Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Berlin)
Gegründet 1935
Aufgelöst 1945
Anton Flettner

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Oil Trades Above $59 as Libyan Output Falls After Pipeline Blast
Oil traded above $59 a barrel as crude production in Libya fell below 1 million barrels a day after a pipeline explosion Tuesday.
Futures were little changed in New York after slipping for the first time in more than a week Wednesday. While the halt at the pipeline that carries crude to Libya's biggest export terminal will keep output below the cap it agreed to last month, it is said to need about a week for repairs.
Meanwhile, the American Petroleum Institute was said to report U.S. inventories dropped last week. Government data is also forecast to show stockpiles declined.
Oil is heading for a second yearly advance as the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners including Russia extended supply curbs through the end of 2018. The disruption in the North African nation lifted prices to the highest level in more than two years on Tuesday, offsetting the impact from the return of a major U.K. North Sea pipeline after a shutdown.
"Oil's rally on the pipeline explosion in Libya may be short-lived as it's been reported that the repair may not take too much time," Kim Yumi, a Seoul-based market strategist at Kiwoom Securities Co., said by phone. "We will continue to see prices easing and then being elevated again because while falling stockpiles support prices, rising U.S. production will restrain any increase."
West Texas Intermediate for February delivery was at $59.82 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up 18 cents, at 8:37 a.m. in London. Total volume traded was about 35 percent below the 100-day average. The contract dropped 33 cents to $59.64 Wednesday.
Brent for February settlement, which expires Thursday, added 20 cents to $66.64 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange after falling 0.9 percent Wednesday. The global benchmark crude traded at a premium of $6.83 to WTI. The more-active March contract was 21 cents higher at $66.20.
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Since Brownback became Governor, there's been a steep rise in Leisure and Hospitality.
California is not socialist, because there are lots of super rich and rich people, who live really well. Obviously, Kansas needs a steady stream of super rich and rich people, like California, or at least attract top talent from everywhere else, to build more $1 million to $20 million houses.
If a state is already business-friendly, e.g. low taxes, small government, low cost of living, etc., making it a little more business-friendly may have little effect to attract or start-up businesses. Also, Kansas is in the boondocks, far away from megatropolises, which tend to generate business activity.


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Inglewood educator returns to turn schools around
By Kurt Streeter, Los Angeles Times
Nov. 27, 2012 12 AM PT
When he was a kid, Kent Taylor bounced from school to school in South Los Angeles until his family landed in Inglewood. In sixth grade, he started classes at an elementary school under the LAX flight path.
Thirty-six years later, he's back where he began.
"This very classroom set me on my course through life," he told students at Oak Street Elementary on a recent day. As some of them whispered, wondering if the slender African American man before them was President Obama, Taylor spoke of how he struggled to read and do math until one teacher singled him out.
"I understand what you are going through because I have been there, sitting right where you are sitting."
Named recently to turn around Inglewood's insolvent school system, Taylor is offering his life as a symbol for the change that can come to a district long mired in trouble.
But not everyone is cheering for Inglewood's would-be hometown hero, who is known for ruthlessly cutting bloated costs in another school district. One critic refers to his "quiet assassin style. You smile and grin a lot, but you are cutting people off at the knees."
Everyone agrees that Inglewood needs help. The district's standardized test scores are among the worst in California. At Inglewood High, for example, just 25% of students are at grade level in English, and 4% are proficient in math. Enrollment is in free fall, largely because students have been lured away by charter and private schools.
Because state funding is calculated largely based on attendance, the decline has left a gaping hole in the district budget. In September, Inglewood became the ninth school system to be taken over by the state. The district received a $55-million loan to shore up debts, and its leadership was stripped of power.
As state administrator, Taylor's mandate is to stabilize the district's finances — and offer some hope to its students.
In that classroom that had meant so much to him, he told the children he would be there for them. He said he'd keep coming back to their school, that he'd check on their progress. He'd even host a pizza party.
"I am you, many years from now," he said. "I want you to know that you can achieve your dreams — and I'm going to help you get there."
Taylor, the youngest of three, had a turbulent beginning. His father wasn't around much. His mother was an office clerk who at times survived on welfare. Nobody in his extended family had ever gone to college.
"Life was very hard on my son in his younger years, there's no way around that," said his mother, Ivory Wilborne, 70. "I tried my best to provide for them, but nothing was ever settled. It was hard just to pay for food. But life settled down once we got to Inglewood."
Taylor speaks mostly of his sixth-grade teacher, Mrs. Fletcher, crediting her for seeing his promise. She spent extra time with the rambunctious boy who entered her classroom with poor academic skills.
"She didn't give up on me," Taylor said. "Her diligence pushed me to improve, literally gave me the foundation to succeed in later years.... Before that, honestly, I was headed for trouble."
By the time Taylor reached Inglewood High, he had become an "A" student, bookish and by-the-rules, able to read and do math better than most of his peers. He was named class president his freshman and sophomore years. Inglewood was beginning a hard struggle with gangs back then, but the gangs didn't bother kids like him — "the ones who spent our time lugging around heavy backpacks, proudly marching off to the library," he said. "That's the guy I became."
"There was something special inside him that made him stand out," said Mary Boykin, one of his English teachers. "I recall talking to him a great deal about his desire to go to college, his desire to be somebody. He was one of those you don't ever forget."
Taylor went on to UC Riverside, a big move for a kid who'd rarely ventured outside his working-class, mostly black neighborhood. He began to mix with other cultures and classes, even joining a predominantly white fraternity.
"This was another step, leaving Inglewood, expanding my view of the world," he said. "I wasn't sure if I would ever return."
Taylor's career in education took off in the 1990s. He worked as a special education teacher in San Bernardino, became a principal and then a district supervisor overseeing curriculum and intervention programs for struggling students.
In July 2011, he moved with his wife and three children to the Antelope Valley town of Rosamond, where he was named superintendent of the small Southern Kern Unified School District.
The district was in such bad financial condition that the state was considering a takeover. Officials had already made several tough decisions, the biggest a 10% reduction to its roughly $25-million budget achieved largely by giving furlough days to teachers, custodial and administrative staff.
Taylor kept steering Southern Kern on a more stable course, said Jordan Aquino, the district's former superintendent of business. By the time Taylor left, the district no longer was in jeopardy.
"What he was really good at was making tough decisions with personnel and overall spending," Aquino said. "He had the stomach for that — not everyone does."
The president of Southern Kern's teachers union cautioned that the former superintendent's moves, and manner, often left the district's staff unsettled.
"From a personal standpoint there was a lot of unease and unrest from him moving people around, threatening layoffs or laying off veteran teachers," Jim Quellman said. "Financially, he did an excellent job, an A. In the area of personnel, a C or a D."
Taylor has thrown himself into the job in Inglewood, a city that was mostly African American in his youth but is now mostly Latino. He works late into the evening and arrives at daybreak. On a recent day he set off the district headquarters' alarm system when he opened his office door before dawn. (The district police officer who handled the call said she'd never heard of anyone arriving so early.)
Despite the warning bells from some corners, many parents and teachers are happy to be witnessing change of any kind.
"For the last decade or so, it seems like the people in charge here have not been focusing on education, they have been focusing on their own agenda," said Rudy Yllescas, 36, whose daughter goes to Oak Street, echoing the sentiments of many parents who attended the first school board meeting run by Taylor. "A lot of parents think all the time about moving their kids out of the schools, but I'm for giving this new guy a shot."
In the meantime, some members of the old leadership are already balking at Taylor's changes. To cut $1.7 million, for example, the new schools chief quickly announced the elimination of eight upper-management positions and welcomed the resignation of an associate superintendent.
"His style is worrisome," said former school board member Arnold Butler, a critic of the state takeover who made the "quiet assassin style" comment.
Taylor says change must take place in Inglewood at every level. To start, he'll use a portion of the state loan to make payroll. He plans to kick-start instruction by adding extra classes and expanding online learning.
He also stopped a plan to cut teacher salaries by as much as 15%. Layoffs or additional furlough days are being considered, but Taylor says he will first focus on making the upper-level administrative staff leaner.
He's spending much of his time with parents: listening to their worries, prodding them to volunteer, cajoling them to look again at the district. He also took a lead role in stumping for a $90-million bond on the November ballot that voters ended up approving overwhelmingly, despite the school system's recent woes.
"None of this is going to be easy," Taylor said as he hopped inside his car the other day to make another campus visit. "But I believe that I'm the person with the background to do this job."
kurt.streeter@latimes.com
Kurt Streeter
Kurt Streeter wrote news features, covered transportation and crime, and was a columnist for the Sports section during his tenure at the Los Angeles Times.


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De Anti-Europese beweging is een beweging die tegen het idee is van een verenigd Europa en in het algemeen de Europese Unie (EU). Deze beweging bestaat al sinds de oprichting van de Europese Gemeenschappen (later de Europese Unie) in 1953, en komt voor in alle lidstaten van de Europese Unie.

Motivatie
Mensen die in deze beweging zitten willen graag dat hun land onafhankelijk blijft, en vinden meestal dat hun land de Europese Unie niet nodig heeft. Toen het idee op tafel werd gelegd om de lidstaten van de Europese Unie samen te smelten en een Verenigde Staten van Europa op te richten, waren er in verschillende Europese lidstaten protesten tegen dit idee.

Standpunten:
 Stoppen met de financiering van zwakke EU landen.
 De zelfstandigheid van het betrokken land weer terug.
 De Europese Unie verlaten.
 De Eurozone verlaten.
 De Schengenzone verlaten (dit is niet bij iedereen in de beweging het geval).

In de politiek
In het heden zijn vooral rechtse partijen tegen een verenigd Europa. De Anti Europa Partij, het Vlaams Belang en SYRIZA zijn voorbeelden van politieke partijen die tegen de Europese Unie en voor het verlaten van de unie zijn.

Brexit
Op 23 juni 2016 werd er in het Verenigd Koninkrijk een raadgevend referendum gehouden, waarbij 51,9% van de stemmers koos voor vertrek uit de Europese Unie. Na 3,5 jaar moeizaam onderhandelen verliet het Verenigd Koninkrijk de EU met een akkoord op 31 januari 2020 om 24.00u. Dit werd gezien als een overwinning van de Anti-Europese beweging.

Identiteit
Mensen in de Anti-Europese beweging identificeren zich dus niet als een Europeaan. Er is ook niet echt een symbool dat de Anti-Europese beweging vertegenwoordigd. Meestal worden er gewoon Europese vlaggen verbrand, Europese vlaggen gezwaaid met een kruis erop, of wordt de nationale vlag van het land zelf gezwaaid.

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I would say at an earlier time I was disappointed in the lack of support I get from my siblings. I am angry now. Their lack of support after me telling them exactly how it is, what I could use for support and I get nothing.
I had to literally BEG to get my sisters involvement and her resolution was to put her in a home close by her.
The home isn't covered my medicare I said so when mom runs out of money, she's out on the curb. Sister didn't seem to care about that. I ask for help and all I see are their backs or a "put her in a home."
We can't take care of her here. No offer to come sit for a week to give me a break.
Indeed she may wind up in a home because taking care of her is slowly killing me. If something happens to me no one will step up to take care of her....Hope others have had better success in taking care of their elders.
I can relate to all of these comments. I'm the youngest of five, but feel like an only child.
My brothers do not offer any help or support. My mom is currently in a nursing rehab with a broken hip. Only one of my brothers is in the area, he and his wife went away the first weekend after she fell, and are on vacation at the beach this week.
I have not had a vacation in years.
I am left to deal with everything on my own. I get angry and sad that I can't make any plans because every time I do, something happens to mom and I have to drop everything, run, and deal with it.
No one else in the family has to do that. Only me. Right now I'm so worried about what to do with her that I'm constantly sick to my stomach, crying and can't sleep.
Mom's broke and I'm Angry and Broke?
by: To young for this!
My mother never would win an award for being the best mother to 4 children, 3 boys and me the only daughter.
Never did give love and care as we grew up and now demands the care that we are bankrupt of. She spent 95,000.00 in 5 years while her son was forced into homelessness. She refused to help when I begged her. Now she can't pay the rent. I work in childcare and struggle each month to pay my bills.
I'm so angry at her and she doesn't help me , try to help her. Sometimes I don't care what happens to her, and then I feel guilty for the though. I do not want to live with a negative , selfish, lonely , and now broke mother. But I have to, cause I'm the daughter, single, and no life.
Thanks for being here and letting me share! I feel better.
I am angry too. My sibling does nothing to help. My mother has condoned her lack of involvement for years on the pretense that she is married and has her own family whereas I am single so it is my lot to help her.
Now that she is nearing the point of possibly needing 24/7 care in the near future (perhaps within a year) she is sending out overtures that she wants to remain at home. How is that going to happen? I am the only one of 3 children helping her (one sibling has been estranged for 40+ years so I cannot count on her, the other one lives 2-1/2 hrs away). I work full time and have a home of my own. I have already given up 7 years of my life to help her, am I now supposed to give up my job and my house too?
I would be glad to keep my mother at home and help her IF my sibling would commit to helping me and IF my mother would agree to move into my home which is more live-able than hers and IF she would agree to some supplementary help. However, she doesn't agree to any of this. All she cares about is making demands on me. She could care less about how her demands affect my life.
I am angry at my sibling for not helping me and yet expecting frequent "updates" on a silver platter.
I am angry about the thoughtless remarks of coworkers like "I hope I'm not a burden on my children when I get older" and "isn't it time you put her in a nursing home". I am tired of my private life being pried into, examined, and commented on. I am tired of advice.
I am angry at thoughtless friends who constantly talk about all of the trips they've taken, their cruises and golf vacations, and whatnot. I am sick to death of hearing about their weekend getaways and the restaurants and movies they've gone to. It is thoughtless of them to keep going on about it when they know that I cannot do any of this.
All I want is a kind remark from JUST ONE PERSON.
Your specific situation is different from mine but my heart is with you. Our parents took care of us when we were infants, but what we are doing now is something else entirely.
My Dad left the care of his mother to his sister and I hate him for that. I'm not sure how he views his sick wife. With his mother, he chose comfort over obligation. I will never do that, yet I dread my future. I'm angry too.


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Q: NetSuite: Need to get value Of Landed Cost Category Line Field using Transaction Saved Search I am trying to somewhat mimic NetSuite's Landed Cost feature using NetSuite's customization options (SuiteBuilder,SuiteScript etc.) and then further extend the functionality according to my requirements.
For this I need to in script, get value of "LANDED COST CATEGORY" line field of item sublist in the Transaction records (like Bill, Purchase Order etc.) using saved search.
But in a saved search I was unable to find any Column/scriptId which would give me value of LANDED COST CATEGORY line field. We ARE able to get this value using record.load().getValue() but I need this value from multiple transaction records and using this approach may cause performance issues. So, please can you tell how we can access this value using saved search.

A: I don't believe Netsuite exposes that field in saved searches at this time. This is the records browser in Netsuite listing all of the available search columns for Transaction searches. The internal id for that column is landedcostcategory, and that doesn't show up on the list.
However, if your goal is to get this information in SuiteScript, then you can use the 'N/query' module. Pull up one of your Purchase Orders, open the Javascript console (Ctrl+Shift+J) and try this:

require(['N/query'], (query) => {
  const suiteqlQuery = `SELECT
                          transaction as transaction_id,
                          BUILTIN.DF(transaction) as transaction_name,
                          BUILTIN.DF(item) as item_name,
                          item as item_id,
                          landedcostcategory as landedcostcategory_id,
                          BUILTIN.DF(landedcostcategory) as landedcostcategory_name
                        FROM
                          transactionline
                        WHERE
                          transaction='<internal id of your PO here>'`;
  const results = query.runSuiteQL({query: suiteqlQuery}).asMappedResults();
  console.log(JSON.stringify(results, null, 2));

  /*
    Example output for results:
    [
      {
        "transaction_id": "12345",
        "transaction_name": "Purchase Order #PO123456",
        "item_name": "My Favorite iPod",
        "item_id": 1234,
        "landedcostcategory_id": 1,
        "landedcostcategory_name": "Duties & Tariffs"
      }
    ]
  */
})

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Machu Picchu, the most famous landmark of Inca civilization, was believed to be built around A.D. 1438. A new study, co-authored by Jason Nesbitt, associate professor of anthropology at the School of Liberal Arts, suggests the citadel may have been built some two decades earlier. Nesbitt, along with researchers from Yale and the University of California–Santa Cruz used accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) — an advanced form of radiocarbon dating — to determine the age of human remains recovered during the early 20th century at the site. https://tulane.it/machu-picchu
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Excavation in Peru
Professor of Anthropology John Verano's excavation of the site of a 500-year-old mass child sacrifice that took place on the northern coast of Peru is featured in the February National Geographic magazine. The article, "An Unthinkable Sacrifice," provides details about the findings, including how some of the children were killed, how they were buried and the growing number of skeletons recovered from ongoing excavations.http://tulane.it/excavation-in-peru
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Calling All Seekers Of Truth, Love and Light!
Althea's angel message is on point and personal. Each of you who read this blog is a seeker. Seeker of truth, love and light. You seek to know, be and do more. So for today, use the gifts God has given you to seek more. Dig deeper, drill for the nuggets of truth that reside in your hearts. Then act on the information you receive. May your hearts be blessed!
Endeavor to strive for your best. That doesn't mean to burn out by pushing yourself too hard. Striving for your best means tapping into your highest self through meditation and mindful disciplines like yoga, tai chi, qi gong, etc. Your best is deep inside of you. Reach down deep to find that highest self; the best that you have to offer the planet. Everyone will thank you for it!
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But seriously. Smartphones come in such a bewildering array of choices that it can be difficult to know what to get. Here are a few tools for thinking about smartphones that can help guide your decision. The breakdown I am going to use is functions, features, operating system, and carrier.
Every smartphone available now will provide all of these functions. Each one has its strengths and weaknesses. A large screen, 4G LTE capable (fast internet) phone will give a better web browsing experience than a small screen, 3G phone. The small screen 3G phone might have a better camera. If you can figure out which functions matter most to you, you are in a much better position to get a phone that excels in those areas.
Some of these features involve trade-offs, some do not. For instance, if you have poor eyesight a large screen phone will be appropriate, but it will be heavier and less pocketable than a phone with a smaller screen. On the other hand, a phone that charges to 50% in 15 minutes is just better than one that takes an hour. Sometimes the trade-off is more subtle. While a phone that has a crisper, higher resolution display may seem like a win, it often comes with a shorter battery life as those screens use a lot of power. Again, as with functions, if you know what matters to you, you are much more likely to get it.
This one matters less than most people think. There are really two choices, Android and the iPhone Operating System (IOS). While they were two distinct products when they launched, years of stealing ideas from each other has left them more alike than different. Having said that, if you value ease of use and predictability, IOS is probably your best choice. If customization and options appeal to you, Android would be a better fit. Also, if you are strongly tied to one ecosystem (for instance, iTunes, a Mac and an iPhone), you might want to stick with what you have. Making transitions from one ecosystem to the other generally require effort, expense, and aggravation. If you are not married to one or the other, Android provides better value overall.
Most people pay less attention to this than they should. While a new phone may cost you $800, the wrong plan with the wrong carrier can cost you hundreds of dollars a month. Of the large carriers in the US, T-Mobile is generally the best value, Verizon may edge them out in terms of coverage but at higher prices, and AT&T and Sprint have fewer compelling arguments in their favor. Another factor to consider is whether the carrier uses GSM or CDMA. The first is better supported internationally and is less locked in. So, if you buy an unlocked phone from Best Buy, it will likely work on T-Mobile and AT&T (GSM) but probably won't on Verizon and Sprint (CDMA). If you are happy with the coverage/service of your current plan, it can be risky to switch as you may discover dead zones in places you frequent. However, if you are on any carrier and have been for a few years without changing your plan, you owe it to yourself to call and find out if there are better plans available. I recently spoke with someone who is paying $250 a month for a Sprint plan for two people. Sprint is currently advertising $90 for a two person unlimited plan.
I hope this has provided basic guidance on how to buy a smartphone and choose a plan. If you need more information, feel free to call.


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Tait v. Western Maryland Ry Co, No. 842
Cited authorities 12 Cited in 345 Precedent Map Related
Court United States Supreme Court
Writing for the Court ROBERTS
Citation 53 S.Ct. 706,77 L.Ed. 1405,289 U.S. 620
Docket Number No. 842
Parties TAIT, Collector of Internal Revenue, v. WESTERN MARYLAND RY. CO
289 U.S. 620 53 S.Ct. 706 77 L.Ed. 1405 TAIT, Collector of Internal Revenue,
WESTERN MARYLAND RY. CO.
No. 842. Argued May 12, 1933. Decided May 29, 1933.
The Attorney General and Mr. Whitney North Seymour, of Washington, D.C., for petitioner.
Messrs. Eugene S. Williams and William C. Purnell, both of Baltimore, Md., for respondent.
Between the years 1902 and 1908 the Western Maryland Rail Road Company, a Maryland c rporation, sold and issued at a discount, large amounts of its first mortgage bonds. In foreclosure proceedings under a second mortgage its entire property was sold to a reorganization committee representing second mortgage bondholders, and a new company formed under the name the Western
Maryland Railway Company took title to all the assets and operated the railroad. In 1911 the latter issued and sold at a discount additional bonds secured by the first mortgage of the original corporation.
In 1917 the Western Maryland Railway Company was consolidated, pursuant to Maryland statutes, with some seven subsidiaries. The new corporation so formed, named Western Maryland Railway Company, recognized as its own obligations the outstanding first mortgage bonds issued by its two predecessors. In computing this company's income tax for the years 1918 and 1919 the Commissioner of Internal Revenue refused to allow as a deduction from gross income an amortized proportion of the discount on the sales of bonds by the first and second companies. The Board of Tax Appeals sustained the ruling. 1 The Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit reversed the decision of the Board.2
In returns for 1920, 1921, and 1922 the company neglected to take any deduction for amortization of the bond discount in question. It made timely claim for refund for all three years, and, upon denial, brought a suit for the amount claimed against the petitioner, as collector; and also sued the United States for refund of the alleged overpayment for 1920. Deductions taken on the same ground for 1923, 1924, and 1925 were disallowed by the Commissioner, the resulting deficiencies in tax were paid under protest, claims for refund filed and disallowed, and suit brought against the petitioner as collector. The District Court consolidated the cases and tried them without a jury on an agreed stipulation. That court found that no facts were presented which had not been before the Board of Tax Appeals in the litigation over the 1918 and 1919 taxes, that the parties were concluded by the
former decision, and rendered judgment for the respondent,3 which the Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed.4
The petitioner seeks a reversal on the merits, asserting that a judgment in a suit concerning income tax for a given year cannot estop either of the parties in a later action touching liability for taxes of another year. He urges further that, if this position is not well taken, he is not concluded by the former judgment because neither the proofs nor the parties are the same as in the prior proceeding.
1. The scope of the estoppel of a judgment depends upon whether the question arises in a subsequent action between the same parties upon the same claim or demand or upon a different claim or demand. In the former case a judgment upon the merits is an absolute bar to the subsequent action. In the latter the inquiry is whether the point or question to be determined in the later action is the same as that litigated and determined in the original action. Cromwell v. County of Sac, 94 U.S. 351, 352, 353, 24 L.Ed. 195; Southern Pacific R. Co. v. United States, 168 U.S. 1, 48, 18 S.Ct. 18, 42 L.Ed. 355; United States v. Moser, 266 U.S. 236, 241, 45 S.Ct. 66, 69 L.Ed. 262. Since the claim in the first suit concerned taxes for 1918 and 1919 and the demands in the present actions embraced taxes for 1920—1925, the case at bar falls within the second class. The courts below held the lawfulness of the respondent's deduction of amortized discount on the bonds of the predecessor companies was adjudicated in the earlier suit. The petitioner, admitting the question was in issue and decided in respect of the bonds issued by the second company, and denying, for reasons presently to be stated, that this is true as to the bonds of the first company, contends that as to both the decision o the Court of Appeals is erroneous, for the reason that the thing adjudged in a
suit for one year's tax cannot affect the rights of the parties in an action for taxes of another year.
As petitioner...
345 practice notes
Harnischfeger Sales Corporation v. Sternberg Dredging Co, 33421
Mississippi Supreme Court
...and that principle, it seems to us, should certainly apply with equal force to a plea of res adjudicata. Tait v. Western Md. Ry. Co., 289 U.S. 620, 77 L.Ed. 1405; Blair v. Commissioner, 300 U.S. 9, 81 L.Ed. 469; Watkins v. Miss. State Board of Pharmacy, 154 So. 277, 170 Miss. 26; Morris & C......
J.E. Blank, Inc., v. Lennox Land Co., No. 37647.
United States State Supreme Court of Missouri
...is binding. McFarland v. McFarland, 278 Mo. 1, 211 S.W. 23; Seested v. Dickey, 318 Mo. 192, 300 S.W. 1088; Tait v. West Maryland Ry. Co., 289 U.S. 620, 53 Sup. Ct. Rep. 706, 77 L. Ed. 1405; Continental Pet. Co. v. United States, 87 Fed. (2d) 91; Kelley v. United States, 90 Fed. (2d) 73; Buc......
A.B.C. Truck Lines v. Kenemer, 6 Div. 391.
...judgment operates as an estoppel only to those matters in issue or questions controverted and determined. Tait v. Western Maryland R. Co., 289 U.S. 620, 53 S.Ct. 706, 77 L.Ed. 1405; Cromwell v. County of Sac, 94 U.S. 351, 24 L.Ed. 195. But, in the latter mentioned case, if 'some matter liti......
United States v. Rexach, No. 72-1051.
United States Courts of Appeals. United States Court of Appeals (1st Circuit)
...from prohibiting him from using the same formula for these projects in 1959. He particularly relies on Tait v. Western Maryland R.R. Co., 289 U.S. 620, 53 S.Ct. 706, 77 L.Ed. 1405 (1933) and Thomas v. C. I. R., 324 F.2d 798 (5th Cir. 1963), which the district court cited in sustaining taxpa......


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UPDATED: Boise State edges Warriors, 62-61
Posted on December 23, 2013 • Filed under Game Recaps, Insider News, Photos, Video • 12 Comments
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In a Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic opening "slugfest," Boise State landed its final punch and Hawai'i missed on its last swing as the Broncos held off the Warriors, 62-61, Sunday night.
Anthony Drmic scored a game-high 21 points, including a go-ahead 3-pointer with 57.7 seconds remaining, and Garrett Nevels' running 23-foot attempt at the buzzer glanced off the rim. UH assistant coaches tried to argue that a Boise player interfered with the basket – which would have resulted in a game-winning 3-pointer — but the officials ruled the game over without looking at a TV replay. Replays eventually revealed that a Hawai'i player grabbed the net and pulled it down as the ball bounced off the rim.
The Broncos improved to 9-2 and will face South Carolina in today's 4 p.m. semifinals at the Stan Sheriff Center; the Warriors fell to 7-3 and will play Saint Mary's in a consolation bracket game at 6:30.
"These ones are always tough, when you battle all game long and then lose at the buzzer," Hawai'i coach Gib Arnold said. "You look at a few things you wish you had back … but that's part of losing. I was upset after the game, but I'm not upset with our team. If that ball goes another inch, then we'd be preparing for South Carolina right now. It was an inch short. But I thought our effort was outstanding."
Keith Shamburger's free throw broke a 59-59 tie with 1:10 remaining, but Drmic drained his go-ahead 3 from the left wing 13 seconds later. UH's Quincy Smith was fouled on a drive to the basket and had a chance to tie it at the line with 8.7 seconds left, but was off the mark on his first attempt. He made the second, but the Warriors were forced to foul twice to get Boise State to the line for a 1-and-1 bonus. Ryan Watkins then missed the front end, and Nevels grabbed the rebound and raced up the court in four seconds.
But his running 23-foot jump shot went off the rim as time expired.
"We knew we were out of timeouts," said Warriors guard Brandon Spearman, who finished with a team-high 17 points. "So Coach (Arnold) told us to grab the rebound and push it (upcourt). Garrett happened to get the rebound, and he pushed it and had a good look, but it just didn't fall."
Boise State's Jeff Elorriaga broke a 56-56 tie with a 3-pointer from the left wing with 3:02 remaining, but Smith answered with a three-point play off a difficult left-handed driving layup with 1:37 showing on the clock. The Broncos had taken a 54-48 lead on Thomas Bropleh's 3-pointer with 6:26 remaining, but Fotu responded with a nifty scoop shot, followed by Christian Standhardinger's tip-in and Shamburger's pull-up jumper from 10 feet to tie it at 54-54 with four minutes to go.
Earlier, Hawai'i had taken a 41-36 lead — its biggest of the game — on Shamburger's 3-pointer from the left wing with 15:30 on the clock, only to see Boise State respond with a 10-2 run started by Drmic's scoop shot and capped by Mikey Thompson's free throws to put Boise State ahead, 46-43, with 10:45 left.
And so it went, with the teams trading baskets on intense, hard-fought possessions.
"The pace was not to either of our (teams') liking," Arnold said. "But I think that's what happens when you have a whole week to prepare. By the end of the week you know all of each other's plays, and then it becomes more of a halfcourt, slug-it-out game."
Boise State jumped out to leads of 8-2, 14-6 and 17-11 before Hawai'i caught fire behind Spearman, who drained two 3-pointers and scored 10 points in the first nine minutes. Shamburger's 3-pointer tied it at 17-17 midway through the first half, but the Broncos answered with Drmic's rainbow from beyond the arc and Thompson's traditional three-point play to take a 23-17 lead at the seven-minute mark.
But the Warriors roared back again, with Fotu starting a 9-0 run with a running hook shot and then capping it with a layup of Shamburger's assist to put UH ahead, 26-23, with 4:34 remaining. Boise State responded with a 6-0 run to take a 29-26 lead after Drmic's two free throws with 3:06 left, only to see the Warriors surge back to end the half with a 6-2 spurt capped by Spearman's two free throws to lead 32-31 at the half.
Spearman scored 12 of his 17 points in the first half.
Shamburger finished with 13 points, five assists and five rebounds, and Fotu added 12 points and four rebounds.
Standhardinger, who entered the game as the Warriors' leading scorer and rebounder at 18.4 points and 7.8 boards per game, was plagued by foul trouble and ended up with a season-low seven points and one rebound. Freshman reserve Aaron Valdes made only a short appearance while suffering an injured elbow on his first play of the game.
"He couldn't bend his elbow," Arnold said. "It's too bad, because we needed him, I think his athleticism would have helped us on the boards. Especially with Christian in foul trouble, we needed that extra boost."
The Broncos got 14 points off the bench, compared to just six for Hawai'i.
But on the positive side, the Warriors held Boise State guard Derrick Marks to eight points — nearly 10 less than his 17.7 average entering the game, and held the Broncos to 62 points — some 24 points below their average.
"I'm pleased with how we executed our game plan," Arnold said. "A game like this is not going to be as fast as you might expect. But as long as we learn something from it. We've got a chance against another strong team tomorrow."
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Sunday's Results
Iowa State 79, George Mason 67
Akron 83, Oregon State 71
South Carolina 78, Saint Mary's 71
Boise State 62, Hawai'i 61
Monday's Schedule
George Mason vs. Oregon State, 9:30 a.m.
Iowa State vs. Akron, 11:30 a.m.
South Carolina vs. Boise State, 4 p.m.
Hawai'i vs. Saint Mary's, 6:30 p.m.
(Game photos courtesy Brandon Flores / www.brandonfloresphotography.com)
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Updated: Warriors rout South Carolina State, 100-73
What can I say? Very winnable game…Shamburger missed the front end free throw that could have put us up 60-59 with 1:10 remaining. We had another chance with Q at the line, but he missed the front end as well, which could have tied it up 62 all, which would have been a game changer. Also, on that last posession, why didn't we have at least one player down court, ready and waiting for a pass or something? Running 3's have a considerably low chance of falling in, although credit Nevels for his hustle and effort. It's always the closest losses that hurt the most, but no time to worry about spilt milk. Saint Mary's is no joke and will probably prove to be a bigger challenge than Boise. However, I think our Warriors are hungry and ready for the challenge. I think they'll step up in a big way, and hopefully Valdes and even Dyrbe can get in the action tonight! LET'S GO BOWS!!
Isaac—well said. What can We do? Just be supportive of team. Guys, from staff to all 14 on the UH bench hurting for just 24 hrs. , now, get a scout for St Mary's, and have fun, and play for the win. That injury to Aaron Valdes was untimely, hopefully, he is ready in a couple of weeks. He probably could have boarded, and hustled to affect winning, however, that is water under the bridge , in the past.
This DHC, like a mini- NCAA regional round, really awesome battles and great games. I hope there are maybe 4500-5000 in attendance, though game starts at 630pm, so might be hard, however, the fans at SSC are great!
Go Bows, Rainbow Warriors, and get well Christian, and Aaron Valdes, we are pulling for you guys..the true test of a championship caliber team, how they bounce back from a hard breaking loss.!!
Tonganator
It wasn't the result the team wanted, but it was just awesome to have sat up at the stand with some of the players families cheering them on.
Today is another day. Against St. Mary's, will be cheering them on again.
Aussie Mum
Yeah I agree Tongantor – it was awesome basketball and atmosphere.
UH can take St.Mary's out – no problem
Observations on how they lost….
Just a few too many turnovers and a couple costly 2nd chance buckets given up is what cost UH the game.
Shamburger was unusually sloppy on his passes (trying to thread the needle too much).
Standhardinger had a game to forget… foul trouble all game and was erratic shooting.
Rozitis had a poor game off the bench, missing 3 easy layup/dunk opportunities around the hoop.
Shamburger, Nevels and Smith all had trouble getting space to operate and had trouble finding passing lanes vs Boise'e active guards.
Quincy and Shamburger uncharacteristically missed a few crunch time FTs.
Looking at the box score nothing really stands out out other than it was really close. No major advantage/disadvantage across the major stat columns. It was just a few things here and there that decided the game.
The big plays that stand out in my mind was then UH gave up the offensive rebound that led to Elloriaga's 3 and of course Drmic's 3 eventual game winner with 59 seconds left followed by Smith's missed FT.
The games unusual in that there was a frenetic pace up and down the court, but both team's transition D were solid, so few points were generated off the early offense.
Overall UH can draw a lot of positives. The defensive intensity was outstanding. Transition defense was very good overall. Boise hardly had any transition points and UH's athleticism forced Boise to work for all their points, which is all you can ask for on the defensive end.
We got to see Fotu work his stuff at the post. He's going to be a dominant post player… just needs to be more confident shooting the ball from perimeter. With Christian in foul trouble, Fotu was forced to be more aggressive and he was good. He's a little too passive at times. He's getting better at passing out of the double team… had a great assist on a 3pt shot when Boise collapsed on him.
Boise is a solid team in the MWC, and easily the most experienced squad in the MWC. Holding them to 62pts was excellent and there's a good chance they won't score this low the rest of the year. If UH brings this defensive energy on a consistent basis in the BW play, UH will win a lot of games in conference. Boise St. is a better version of the prototypical BW roster.
I will say that I am concerned for tonight's game vs St Mary's….
St Mary's played a stinker of a game and lost to a bad South Carolina team. Plus, they rarely have two off shooting nights in a row. Also, UH is coming off of a close, high energy game… will there be an emotional hangover on the 2nd game on back-to-back nights.
It's a tough spot for UH… I fully expect St Mary's to shoot the lights out. UH must bring the same defensive intensity and must identify shooters as the bigs for St Mary's can shoot 3's.
I do believe UH has was better athletes and Standhardinger MUST bounce back and have a good game. Hopefully the crowd comes back and brings it again.
I hope for another 8,000 crowd tonight, but being in the loser's bracket may hurt the number. So happy to see the SSC rocking.
Former UH Athlete: as always good observations. Wondered too, why Keith Shamburger, was dribbling so much at the top of the circle…only thing I could think of, Boise scouted UH so well, they could not run sets. Plus, Nevels, has to find his shot early, would keep UH even at beginning as well as have chance to get controlling lead.
UHA, less we forget, Boise, 5 starters back from an NCCA team last year. They have good coach, former Gonzaga assistant, running a system that fits his guys. They are smart team. UH can match, and even beat, NMSU, Mizzou, they were leading at the half in KC, Mo, on the road, and they should have could have beat the Broncos.
KEY: Fotu, Standhardinger, and Christian, Thomas, Jovanovich? getting rebounds, and blocking every shot at the rim. And who knows, all of a sudden Nevels goes off for 26 and Shamburger gets 21. and UH wins. This team, always, someone else leads..more weapons this year, offensively.
Test: What is the Heart of this team,? Unless they completely throw in towel, look for UH to come out on fire, look to start running up and down, battle on the boards, Christian(even though had sickness)and Rozitis, Thomas, I wonder if Gib could throw in Jovanovich to get boards, protect the rim agains, a big, but skilled PF in Waldow?
This game will be a good one. Hope fans, at least 4500 will come out. FUHA, you are right, whether, older , middle aged, or young fans, they cheered their hearts out, including, the Valdes', Aussie Mum, the Spearmans, and other families in town,(Hackmans), Jawatos, this team, if a few shots go down, or they get a rebound or two, would be in semis today.
Rainbow Warriors!
Go Bows!!
Too bad Valdes got hurt the on the first play he entered the game. Valdes would have been a good matchup to slowdown Marks or Drmic last night.
Any word on Spearman's injuriy??? Spearman looked like he tweaked something in the 2nd half and didn't play much the last 10 minutes.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Gib goes further down the bench tonight because of the fatigue of back-to-back games. I would like to see more Jovanovic, but I think Rozitis should be better vs St Mary's because he's not going have to guard small slashers. St Mary's is more of a perimeter oriented team that uses set plays to free up shooters. Boise weaves along the perimeter until they get a favorable matchup then slash to the paint to create shots. Rozitis doesn't have the lateral quickness to handle slashers. Vs St Mary's, Rozitis' size will be more of a factor tonight.
Oregon State Beavers Defeated George Mason Today…
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Interesting tournament. As others have stated, even Gib, very similar to an NCAA regional opening round play. These teams, from South Carolina to Iowa State, very good athletes, shooters, and battlers. Hope UH comes out firing on all cylinders, so important, they try to go 2-1, or the least, 1-2 against great competition for them. Will prepare for the Big West and Post season .
Aaron Valdes, tough break, injuring himself, as others have stated, UH like a MASH unit, Spearman, looks like he tweaked that ankle again?, Christian Standhardinger(cold or sick?), Fotu, hand recovering, Dressler(year ending back surgery/rehab), Jawato, as was mentioned above, those bad ankles, needing surgery, wonder that he didn't opt to have surgery. He might be on pace to graduate? Wish Brandon J. the best, great young guy.
Looks, like for next year, Gib has to load up, make sure, have 14 or 15 guys active roster that can play, due to illness or injury. resembles a Football team!
Well, UH , go get that victory. Enjoy watching team, they have to be able to beat these top 100 RPI, teams, they will…
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Just a few thoughts. Hope we can get some medical updates on everyone soon. Standhardinger was sick and hopefully will be better today. I mentioned it to my wife with about 3 minutes into the game. He never seemed to get any rhythm and was definitely frustrated the whole game. Rozitis has improved so much but it appeared he was extremely nervous and it effected his play. was stunned that the refs didn't go to the replay on that last play. I may have cost us the game. Where I was in the stands it appeared the Bosie player interfered and we should have been awarded the two points. For them to walk off without verifying their call when it was so important to the game was so unprofessional. We never really got into our transition game and when we did we scored. Not sure if that was due to Bosie State's play or we planned on a half court effort. So, the game came up with more questions than answers. Today should tell us more. I am so pumped for a Warrior victory.
If you look at that final shot by Nevels, the second bounce sure looked like it was headed into the basket. One of the Boise State players grabbed the net as the ball was just about to touch the rim. When he let go the rim snapped back up causing the ball to bounce out. I think the ref should have looked at the monitor because this was clearly interference. The referee stole that game from us.
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The report demanded Burstein pay back more than $370,000 in overtime comp time and holiday pay that Mychajliw says she has collected since her tenure began.
By: Hannah Buehler
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — In his second week on the job as newly sworn in Erie County Comptroller, Kevin Hardwick says he's ready to get to work and be a trusted watchdog for taxpayers.
"There's no question that Mark Poloncarz and Stefan Mychajliw didn't see eye to eye on many things, they had a relationship that was very abrasive I don't think that they were good partners in government and I hope that's something I'll be able to change," Hardwick said. "I will be a check on the Erie County Executive and other elected officials but at the same time I'll also be their partner."
About a week before Hardwick, a Democrat, was sworn in, his predecessor Republican Stefan Mychajliw released a report detailing overtime payments made to county health commissioner Dr. Gale Burstein since she was appointed in 2012 to serve alongside county executive Mark Poloncarz .
The former comptroller claims Dr. Burstein, who was paid a base salary of $209,000 in 2021, is not eligible to collect overtime for a number of reasons.
Among them, Mychajilw says Dr. Burstein is required by state law to have a medical degree as part of her job title, and the CSEA contract the county follows says anyone who is a doctor is barred from collecting overtime.
Hardwick would not comment on that portion of the former comptroller's report because it's currently playing out in a court of law after several taxpayers filed this lawsuit, but he did comment on the OT numbers in that report.
"The report I think overstated the overtime by about $50,000 or $60,000," Hardwick said.
Hardwick says after careful review of the former comptroller's report, what Mychajliw classified as 'overtime' totaling more than $336,000 was overstated.
Hardwick says to get to that number the former comptroller must have added comp time and put a dollar amount on days Burstein took off.
"It's not like getting cash, it's like getting time off there's a difference because the time off doesn't cost the taxpayers of Erie County any money," Hardwick.
Hardwick says he doesn't quite know how the former comptroller got to the $336,148 figure over her tenure.
But Hardwick does agree that Burstein has received almost $285,000 in overtime pay, holiday pay and comp time cash buyout during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz was visibly upset when we asked questions about Mychajliw's report on Dr. Burstein's overtime last month.
"Hell it's probably even anti-Semitic knowing him," Poloncarz said. "Just know whatever [redacted] he's going to pull just know he's being paid by Big Dog Strategies to be a political operative, and he might be paid right now."
But in Poloncarz's COVID-19 briefing the following week apologized for his initial reaction.
"It was being taken as the truth when it's not the truth," Poloncarz said. "We have the information we'll share with you the data."
The 7 News I-Team has repeatedly asked the Poloncarz administration for what discrepancies in the numbers he says exists when it surrounds the payout for Dr. Burstein's additional pay.
"It was inaccurate, it was wrong, and we'll give you the accurate information, it's a lot," Poloncarz said.
Hardwick says Poloncarz's interpretation of the numbers and what he considers 'overtime' may be different.
"It depends on what you call 'overtime'" he said. "If you're including holiday pay, if you're including comp time buyout, if you're including the overtime then year you get up to that 280-something thousand dollar figure, and again Mark may not be willing to count that as overtime."
But Hardwick did confirm what Poloncarz said in his last COVID-19 briefing—Dr. Burstein was not the top overtime earner in 2020 and 2021.
Hardwick's office says Dr. Burstein was the 10th highest overtime earner in 2021.
The top nine earners are employees of the Erie County Sheriff's Office .
The highest earner is someone who works in the correctional facility from the sheriff's office, who took home $163,034 in 2021 overtime.
We do not know the person's position but do know the person is not a managerial confidential employee.
That does not include comp time buyout and holiday pay that is included in Dr. Burstein's numbers.
"There was still a lot of overtime and many people would consider that excessive and I can certainly understand why people would get upset about that," Hardwick.
Hardwick says the numbers show Dr. Burstein earned the lion share of her overtime during 2020 and the first quarter of 2021, saying she has not been accumulating a lot of that in recent months.


Western governments have been sacrificing the happiness and wellbeing of their citizens for decades on the altar of macroeconomic growth, and it's finally caught up with us.
The rise of the far-right is emblematic of a ground swell of dissatisfaction, disenfranchisement and distrust in the establishment government. But this fear and disillusionment does not truly find its home in innate feelings of racism, rather xenophobia is a symptom of broader cultural anxiety and a lack of financial security.
There has been a lot of talk recently about the unwillingness of so called "millennials" to buckle down and buy a home, for example. It is a bizarre argument that seems to challenge all sensible notions of fiscal responsibility and the realities of young Australian families today. But this is in actual fact simply the latest instalment in a much larger trend that has been backing families into a debt corner for decades. It is costing them not only their blood sweat and tears but their happiness, mental health, relationships and stability of their families.
These are upper-middle to lower earning Australians and they are living under siege.
In most cases they simply cannot afford appropriate housing. They are not lazy, they are not building a cubby made of avocados to live in, they are facing financial pressures that previous generations simply did not have to contend with.
To buy a home in today's market will cost a Sydneysider around 12.2 times the average annual middle income. Compare that to 3.7 times average wages in 1975. In material terms, that is an enormous difference and by its very nature prices many hard working young families out of the housing market. For many it's just not fiscally responsible or even possible to commit themselves to the kind of debt that home ownership requires in today's market.
Even if they wanted to, they'd have to save a deposit equivalent to between one and three year's annual salary. All this while often coping with high rental prices.
This is just math. We have a generation who have become accustomed to housing insecurity as a reality of their everyday lives.
Then, consider the discussion around childcare rebates. Government rhetoric focuses on productivity, getting women back into the workforce. The conversation is one about Gross Domestic Product, productivity metrics, workforce participation statistics.
How is it a conversation about the care of our nation's youngest and most vulnerable children has been reduced to an accountant's analysis of the country's top line?
Childcare is about the care of our children. This conversation should be focused on what is best for children. Early childhood education, which is consistently shown crucial in the future academic and social success of young kids. Childcare should be about what is best for families. Although, as with all government initiatives, it costs money, childcare is a social policy, not an economic one. So why are our conversations about it always framed as financial discussions?
And make no make no mistake: childcare is expensive. The government subsidises three days a week up to a 50 percent rebate depending on eligibility. The remaining two days, assuming you work full time, are at full cost. A single day in a Sydney childcare costs between $90-170. That means, even at the lowest end, childcare is setting a family back $315 every week.
The Australian government has the lowest expenditure on early childhood education institutions as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product of any OECD country.
This cost is falling on parents of children under the age of five. These are the youngest and most financially vulnerable families and the children that research shows need the most attention and support. And these are currently, commonly your millennials. Family bonding is vital for this group of children, but parents are often forced by the extreme inflation in lifestyle costs to work long hours, often dropping them off at 7.30am and picking up at 6pm.
It is having several knock on effects. Parents are feeling less confident in parenting their own children. Kids are increasingly being raised by institutions instead of families, but what are they to do? The cost of servicing a mortgage is often equivalent to the average pre-tax income of an average wage earner. To keep the lights on and food on the table, sacrifices have to be made. And our children are making them.
Beyond this obvious initial impact lies a wasteland of social fallout.
Research shows that internationally some of the best adjusted and best performing children don't start school until the age of seven. Meanwhile children in Australia are increasingly entering primary school in the four-year-old bracket. Studies show time and again this is not the best situation for the vast majority of children who suffer social difficulties and setbacks in their learning further down the line.
Families are forced to make these choices, sometimes knowingly, sometimes convincing themselves it is the right thing to do for "their child" because of the enormity of the financial pressures of daycare as compared to public schooling.
At the same time, these children are also suffering from a literal chronic lack of sleep. For their brains to function at optimum levels toddlers need up to 14 hours sleep in a 24 hour period, pre-schoolers up to 13 hours and school aged kids as much as 11. Their brains are working so hard. But if your child is attending before school care or daycare from 7.30am and coming home at 6pm adding in commutes, dinner, often homework, perhaps an activity, bath time and bed – that window for quality sleep is getting smaller and smaller. It doesn't take a genius to work out many kids are only getting nine hours of sleep or less per night. There's no way around it in our current lifestyles. Children are often woken in the morning by their parents because they simply have to get them fed and dressed and back to before school care.
Beyond "performance" concerns, research shows lack of sleep has a detrimental effect on children's emotional and mental health.
In line with Australia's broader policy shift towards "on paper" performance over quality of life, education systems are increasingly skewed towards test performance and filling all available time with performance-based activities. Australia is witnessing a boom in the "hothouse" child with parents drilling pre-school aged children to learn to read and write, for example, before they get to school. Early on-paper performance is king despite research showing gains to be short-term or even detrimental to the child's future academic performance and overall wellbeing.
It is also a result of parents spending less time with their kids – they have never learnt how to play with their children, they don't know how to parent without a class to fill the weekend hours, for example.
And that brings us to the next problem. Many Baby Boomer critics say Gen Y need to stop being so fussy about the areas where they are willing to live – move further afield to where the house prices are more in line with their budgets. But with parents already struggling to find hours in the day to spend with their young children, asking them to move further out is tantamount to asking them to sacrifice that precious little time they have left at the beginning and end of each day.
The alternative, of course, is for young professionals to put off having children into their late 30s and early 40s when they can possibly have accumulated the wealth needed to purchase a family-appropriate home. This is asking those same people to potentially risk never having a family at all in the face of age-related infertility.
For many, this is simply no choice at all.
These are pressures that are only increasing over time. From toddlers putting in a 50 hour-week at long daycare to retirees forced to "bail out" their adult children who simply cannot afford to live, it's effecting everyone.
And the result of this comprehensive lifestyle stress is a reduced empathy for the suffering of others.
The research draws a straight line between feelings of financial insecurity, less time connecting with your family and social group, and becoming more self-involved, insular and less empathetic.
This is what we are witnessing in Western democracies at the moment. The rise of far-right xenophobia is a result of lifestyle stresses and our decreased ability to empathize whilst living under incredible pressure.
What Australia needs – what the world needs – is to re-examine policy priorities. We need a refocus on relationships, balance and lifestyle satisfaction. If you could choose, would you pick money or happiness?


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