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What do you do to understand some code that you didn't write? Or code that you wrote long time ago and don't remember what it does anymore.
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The National Security Agency (NSA) would happily carry out industrial espionage operations in pursuit of US economic interests, Edward Snowden has alleged in a German TV interview.
Sunday's interview with ARD TV from his Russian hideout was very light on concrete examples but Snowden did mention German firm Siemens as a hypothetical example.
"If there's information at Siemens that's beneficial to US national interests, even if it doesn't have anything to do with national security, then they'll take that information," he said in a transcription of his dubbed comments by news agencies.
Note the qualification 'hypothetical'. Snowden did hint that the NSA had tapped the communications of a variety of German officials and not only those of Chancellor Angela Merkel, as revelead to much US Government embarrassment last October.
"I would guess it seems unreasonable that someone that was concerned about the intentions of the German leadership that they would only watch Merkel and not her aides, her officials, not heads of ministries or even local government officials."
Of all the man claims that have emerged during the Snowden affair, this has the potential to be the most damaging if it can be backed up with more specifics. If these do emerge during subsequent press articles, the US could find itself facing an unprecedented political backlash.
The key question is what is meant by industrial espionage. Monitoring communications in a general sense might not look good but did this extend to carrying out surveillance on firms competing with US rivals at specific moments in time?
Snowden also gave credence to a report on the BuzzFeed website that quoted US officials as wanting to kill him.
"These people, and they are government officials, have said they would love to put a bullet in my head or poison me when I come out of the supermarket, and then watch as I die in the shower," Snowden said in a quote released by ARD TV.
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Hello, everyone.
A bit of background:
HER was literally a lifesaver for me, both through medical information and just as importantly through the incredible emotional support I received from so many women on the forum boards. I had two severe HG pregnancies, and my daughters are now five and two and a half. I am emailing this because am doing research for my thesis.
I haven't been active on the HER boards for a while, so I'm not sure you'll remember me. My name is Andrea ("andreaMMS"). I suppose my HER claim to fame was being interviewed on the Today show as an example of someone who was going through HG at the time that they were filming the segment.
In 2009 I went back to school to get a Masters in Drama Therapy from NYU. Eventually I will become a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) and I very much want to work with women who have been through traumatic pregnancies- HG particularly. I will be working on my thesis for the next six months or so. I am beginning that process now. My final "purpose statement" is still being considered, but the main idea is: to use a grounded theory narrative to discover how drama therapy can be utilized as effective treatment for maternal survivors of traumatic pregnancies.
Why I'm posting now:
I also want to educate my peers on HG, and on the struggle that can ensue when emotionally healing from something that is so horrible...and horribly misunderstood by most people. I want to use the "voices" of women on this board to get points across in the most compelling and memorable way possible. According to the NYU Internal Review Board anything posted online is not technically "private," so I don't need to get permission from the authors. I didn't have to even let people know I'm doing this since public websites aren't protected by privacy laws, but I think that's shady. Out of respect for HER and everything it did for me I want to let people know I'm around doing research. I will be reading along and perhaps quoting peoples comments. I can assure the membership that A)I will be extremely careful not to use any identifying information. and B) as requested by a Forum Administrator I will not use anything from the "Life" or "Trying to Conceive" folders, as they can be seen by registered users only.
I also want people to let me know that if you do not want me quoting their posts or paraphrasing your story. I would honor that. You could contact me through the site's PM system. So again, it's a matter of people telling me "don't use anything I say" or not responding at all to me, which I will consider their having given me their approval.
I passionately love this site and continue to be inspired by you incredible women. I hope this project is the beginning of my being able to help other women heal, just as HelpHER did me.
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TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — About 200 pro-Syrian demonstrators tried to storm the hotel where a conference is being held by Arab and Western officials over the crisis in Syria.
The protest forced U.S. Secretary of States Hillary Rodham Clinton to be diverted to her hotel, delaying her appearance at the "Friends of Syria" conference.
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See the press releases for all of the awards presented at the 2007 Midwinter Meeting.
John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards Press Conference
Saturday, Jan. 20, 4 p.m.
Be there when the 2007 of the John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award winners are announced! You'll get a chance to look at the winning entries, congratulate the library staff who won, and meet the H.W. Wilson Company and Foundation presidents who make it all possible. For the list of winners, see the press release, 2007 John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award winners announced.
Media Awards Press Conference
Monday, Jan. 22, 8-9 a.m., location TBA
First thing Monday morning ALA will announce all of the 2007 award winners, including the Newbery Medal, the winner of the Caldecott Medal, the winner of YALSA's Printz Award for excellence in young adult literature, the winner of YALSA's Edwards Award for lifetime contribution to YA lit, and the 10th group of winners of YALSA's Alex Awards (top 10 adult books w/ teen appeal). This event will also be webcast live at http://www.ala.org. For the list of winners, see the press release, American Library Association announces literary award winners.
RUSA/CODES Awards Reception
Sunday, Jan. 21, 4:30-6:30 p.m., location TBA
Join your colleagues and members of the publishing industry at a cocktail reception honoring the best literature of the year. We will announce the winners of the Sophie Brody Medal, Dartmouth Medal, Notable Books List(the best fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for adults), Louis Shores/Greenwood Publishing Group Award(the most notable review writer in a given year) and the List of Outstanding Reference Sources(a listing of the best reference sources each year).
Stonewall Book Awards Winners Announced
Sunday, Jan. 21, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Seattle Public Library, 1000 Fourth Avenue
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Transgendered Round Table (GLBTRT) will announce the recipients of the 2007 Stonewall Book Awards during the GLBTRT social. Join us as the winners of the Stonewall Book Award-Barbara Gittings Literature Award and the Stonewall Book Award-Israel Fishman Non-Fiction Award are announced, along with the Stonewall Honor Books for 2007! For the list of winners, see the press release, Holleran, Bechdel win 2007 Stonewall Book awards.


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Smith & Wesson: great semiauto handguns and revolvers! That's the knee-jerk reaction made by most anyone who shoots but today, that assumption needs to expanded upon.
When it comes to rifles, they offer what I feel are some of the best semiautos for defense or varmint control, the M&P15 and the M&P15 PC chambered in .223 Remington/5.56 mm NATO. Of course, S&W Holding Corporation (Nasdaq: SWHC) has acquired Thompson/Center Arms, which adds T/C's superb single shot rifles, handguns, slug guns, black powder arms, semiauto rimfire rifles and the new Icon bolt action rifle to S&W's burgeoning product line.
But – shotguns? Yes, shotguns. For those of us old enough to have been interested in firearms in the 1970s, from 1972 until 1984 Smith & Wesson marketed pump and semi-auto shotguns that were manufactured by Howa in Japan. I fired one of these in a round of skeet years ago and that was all the experience I had with them.
Then at the 2007 SHOT Show in Orlando, Florida, at the writer shoot-out the day before the show, writers and guests all had the opportunity to fire the three new shotguns that now carry the Smith & Wesson name. Three years of work went into the market research for these shotguns; by not rushing the introduction, Smith & Wesson management did it right and covered all bases with a side-by-side, an over-under and a gas-operated semi-auto shotgun, all geared to the shooting sports and hunting.
Here is what these S&W shotguns are all about.
Elite Gold Side-By-Side
This type of shotgun, in years past, has been referred to as a "double-barrel," which is a name that stuck long before over-and-under doubles became popular. As a kid, I remember the old Stevens Model 311 or Fox doubles which were working guns that were used and used hard, with little worry about dings and scratches. (One SXS – i.e., side-by-side – that I used for a round of skeet and did worry about scratching was a friend's Winchester Model 21.)
Then came a market shift which saw affordable bread-and-butter doubles being eliminated and classics being retired. The double seemed to fade from the sporting community. Today, I have a new-found respect for fine guns which was strengthened through my hands-on-experience with the Smith & Wesson Elite Gold 2.75-inch and 3-inch side-by-side. I found this double to be both a work of art as well as quite functional in the field. It is also easy to carry, weighing in at around 6.5 lbs. in 20 gauge.
What also stands out is its hand-cut checkering (at 24 lines per inch) and engraving, which covers about 25% of the receiver. Its barrels are either 26 or 28 inches with the overall length being 43.5 or 45.5 inches, respectively. When the Elite Gold was introduced, the triggers were single, which I prefer. New in 2008 was the option for either of two styles of double triggers for the same price as the single-trigger version. For chokes, you have a IC/Mod bores. For those who appreciate a high-quality, well-figured piece of wood, the Elite Gold is available with an English or Prince of Wales stock of AAA grade Turkish Walnut. What is also obvious on the Elite Gold it is the precise metal to wood fit. This is only possible on firearms that are not run-of-the-mill, since fitting takes time and, as you know, time is money.
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Thirteen years ago, there was a young girl in the Colombian town of Tarso with no clear goals or dreams. But one day some people came by her house asking what the needs of her family were, and suddenly a hope for her future awakened.
Thanks to the those social workers and two angels, her sponsors, the young girl, Yuli, started to feel motivated in her schooling and improving herself each day. God was granting her opportunities through the people Yuli considered her angels.
As the years went on, Yuli, the girl who previously didnít have any aspirations, now had a defined path. She was attending high school as a result of the financial support and encouragement of her angels, and kept focused on the dream she wanted to accomplish, which was to graduate.
Yuli, with determination, kept telling herself, ìI will keep on no matter what.î Her efforts were worth it as she reached that goal and after graduation started a career with CFCAís Madre Paula project.
She experienced the love of her angels and is grateful to them for the many years of spiritual and financial help. Yuli also thanks God for allowing her journey to cross paths with her sponsors.
Yuliís words of wisdom:
"Life has great opportunities in store for the ones who assume challenges and take risks.
Sponsorship may change the course of a personís life entirely if that person learns to take full advantage of it, but their work does not end there. They must become like a hummingbird that is so skillful in spreading seeds from branch to branch, from flower to flower. There are not limits but definite purposes for the ones that take the opportunity.
Dream, fly, share and never forget that there will be angels on your way."
This reflection was written by Deisy Yuliana Betancur Cardenas, former sponsored child and now a CFCA staff member in the Madre Paula project in Colombia. Yuli shared her reflection with participants on a CFCA mission awareness trip in Colombia in May.


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FY2013 Individual Artist Program
The IAC received 114 applicants for the FY2013 Individual Artist Program and was able to fund 38. Open disciplines included Crafts, Design, Media Arts, Photography, and Visual Arts.
Lesley Baker, Marion
Lesley will create a series of assembled pieces made from recycled ceramic wares altered by cutting, sandblasting and adding imagery that will be fired in a computer controlled kiln. The forms will have floral references and show the potential of growth with existing resources.
Jane Case Vickers, Vanderburgh
Jane Case Vickers will take time to study, explore and teach metal working and enameling techniques used in jewelry making. She will attend a class at WW Carpenter foundation in Belleview, Ky. Afterward she will begin an art making retreat, setting up an enameling studio, exploring metal work and enameling in New Harmony, IN where she will spend 12 days, with 2 days teaching an intro to enameling metal course with New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art and the University of Southern IN.
Scott Frankenberger, Tippecanoe
Scott Frankenberger, a ceramic artist of 40 years, will use the IAC grant to design and build a replacement kiln in his studio workshop. The project will involve assistance from other learning artists, and will be documented for future reference for similar projects, in a digital format involving video and still images, with support text. In the end, a public event will be held to inform those who attend about kiln design and function, and how a kiln is central to the life of a studio potter and artist.
Abigail Gitlitz, Monroe
Abby Gitlitz makes whimsical blown glass cake stands that are as much of a work of art as the fabulous desserts kept under their domes. Some balance precariously on stacked balls, some creep along on glass octopus tentacles. She will pair her stands with baked goods from local bakeries for the Art of Chocolate benefit at the IU Art Museum in January 2013.
Catherine Laska, Vigo
Cathie Laska will use her grant to attend a Navajo weaving class in Taos, New Mexico. She will study traditional Navajo weaving and integrate her own unique style and materials with this historic art form. In addition, she will use her experiences to give her students and the public Navajo culture and weaving experiences, through lessons in weaving, using the Navajo loom in the art room, and giving assemblies at each school.
Linda LeMar, Tippecanoe
Linda LeMar will use her IAC grant to purchase a test kiln to develop new glazes for her sculpture. Ms. LeMar is known for her ability to use texture and color to communicate her ideas. She will use new glazes to produce work for an upcoming show at the Tippecanoe Arts Federation and other professional venues. She will also demonstrate her techniques and glazes to students at Jefferson High School, the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, and adult and senior learners with cognitive disabilities.
Janet M. McCune, Delaware
Jan McCune will use her Indiana Arts Commission grant to purchase the necessary supplies and equipment for creating fifteen copper, brass and/or silver bracelets that illustrate two basic forms: cuff and link bracelets. Cuff bracelets are an open band of metal that slips onto the wrist. Link bracelets are individual segments joined together with tabs, hinges, rivets, jump rings etc. and fastened onto the wrist with some type of hook or closure.
Patricia Nelson, Delaware
Patricia Nelson will make a series of brooch/neckpiece combinations using metal, enamel, semi precious stones, beads, and fabrics. These jewelry pieces will be paired with garments designed and made by Michigan fiber artist Ann Baddley Keister. The jewelry and garment combinations will be featured in a fashion show and exhibition at Gordy's Fine Art and Framing in Muncie, IN.
Stephanie Robertson, Marion
Stephanie Robertson will use the monies received through this grant to purchase a digital camera and iPad to document her work through the internet, blogging sites, and social media outlets. She will also use these tools to instruct her Fine Arts students at Ivy Tech Community College Central Indiana about how to document their work.
Lisa Walsh, Tippecanoe
Lisa Walsh will attend the Jewelry Technician Intensive Program at the Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts in San Francisco, California, to learn jewelry design and fabrication skills. She will exhibit new jewelry created during the project and host an artist's talk at the Tippecanoe Art Federation in Lafayette, Indiana, in May, 2013.
Barbara Zech, Marion
Barbara Zech will use the IAC grant to develop a body of work in handmade paper. She plans to explore and create large scale two dimensional and three dimensional pieces of contemporary art made up of various types of paper pulp fibers, plants, and materials. The culmination of her work will be exhibited in June 2013, with an artist talk open to the public.
James Sholly, Marion
James Sholly has produced a publication entitled Commercial Article. Commercial Article is a research project that aims to document noteworthy design and designers from Indiana that have not received the attention some of their more celebrated (but no more talented) peers have received. The fifth in a series, this issue pays tribute to Edward Pierre, an architect whose talent spanned many decades and greatly impacted the architectural landscape of central Indiana.
Media Arts
Dan Rybicky, Lake
ALMOST THERE tells the complex story behind the acclaimed 2010 exhibit at Chicago's Intuit Center for Outsider and Intuitive Art that two filmmakers collaborated on with 80 year-old Northwest Indiana resident Peter Anton. The documentary explores what happens when a long-buried secret from Anton's past almost shuts the exhibit down, and chronicles the tumultuous transition the artist makes out of his condemned childhood home and into a retirement community: the happiest place he's ever been.
Linda Adele Goodine, Marion
Made in Mexico involves the simultaneous translation of Spanish and English voices, photographs, text and papel picado flags, forming a large-scale, multimedia installation. At its core are the voices of those affected by the drug-cartel violence occurring in Mexico. This work will champion tolerance while celebrating differences, stress the importance of multicultural and educational exchange between the U.S. and Mexico, and address a history of inattention toward Mexico.
John Bower, Monroe
This grant will assist the artist in successfully creating a well-attended solo exhibition and PowerPoint presentation, featuring his black-and-white photography, at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City, Indiana, by providing funding for materials, promotional postcards, postage, and travel expenses.
Jacinda Russell, Delaware
In this series, Russell explores the eccentric behavior of three individuals as seen through their interactions with objects: Marilyn Monroe photographs, thousands of cats archived in a 1940s scrapbook, and covered artwork unable to be viewed in hotel rooms. She is interested in conveying a visual narrative through real life experiences. The object is transformed into a portrait and symbol of fixation.
Kay Westhues, St. Joseph
Kay Westhues will use her Individual Artist Program funds to purchase a large format camera and supplies to begin a new series of work about people who fish the rivers in Indiana's cities.
Visual Arts
Leticia Bajuyo, Jefferson
With the financial support of the IAC, Leticia Bajuyo will create a new series of graphite drawings on antique player piano rolls and wood panels that are framed to look like historical documents. The drawings would include diagrams and renderings of machines, like the player piano, that are analog devices often found at antique shops or thrift stores. These machines were once the "next best thing" that everyone wanted, but societal desires have moved on to newer, shinier machines.
Jasmine Begeske, Tippecanoe
I plan to attend Penland School of Crafts, for the workshop: "Solving Problems: Collage & Paint." This intensive two week workshop will give me the skills to finish my current body of printmaking work. I then hope to exhibit this new work as well as speak about my process.
Petronio Bendito, Tippecanoe
For the past ten years Petronio Bendito's artwork has focused primarily on the examination of color. For these large-scale prints he conducted colors studies in which he devised color schemes based on natural disasters such as Haiti earthquakes, landslides in Brazil, or the tsunami in Japan. For the artist, the work functions as a subliminal interface that acknowledges the fragility of humankind and honors humanity as a whole.
Edward Bernstein, Monroe
Bernstein will create a 4x8 foot mixed media piece combining digital prints on vinyl with chain-link fence illustrating the discrepancy between the rich, middle class, and urban poor in emerging Brazil. It will contrast a beautiful art park, "Inhotim," the inner city favelas which have their own unique urban "beauty." Thus, it will highlight important social issues in Brazil.
Elizabeth Busey, Monroe
Elizabeth Busey's work explores nature's patterns, looking for connections across scales. She will expand her etching press in order to create new larger relief prints. She will share her new work by displaying a new large print (30" x 40") in each of four non-traditional art display settings, and encourage the viewers to actively engage with the work through written responses.
Dawn Diamantopoulos, Lake
Dawn Diamantopoulos is using the grant for supplies for a new body of work, "Alternate Realities," which focuses on the basic human need of safety, both physical and emotional. This will include large scale abstract paintings and mixed media work which will stylistically create a bridge between her current works. She is having a solo show of her artwork at South Shore Arts in Crown Point to share her new work with the public.
Minda Douglas, Hamilton
Minda Douglas used her IAC grant to complete a project titled Premise of Place. She completed a series of interpretive and symbolic mixed media drawings inspired by natural places in Indiana and Michigan.
Leanne Ellis, Monroe
Leanne Ellis a professional studio potter with 33 years of experience is expanding her creative possibilities with the construction and firing of a 25 cu ft wood fired kiln. This is one of only a few such kilns in Southern Indiana.
Terra Fuller, Steuben
Terra Fuller will participate in a 3-woman exhibition titled "Fallen Cave Paintings: Mouhou, Touria, and Zahra" at Fort Point Arts Community Gallery in Boston, MA, and present a mini-exhibition at the Fremont Public Library in Fremont, Indiana. The exhibitions will show Fuller's multi-disciplinary artwork alongside her Moroccan carpet-weaving mentors, pairing the ancient art of carpet weaving with contemporary media and showing work that is created outside of the traditional gallery environment.
Sayaka Ganz, Allen
The grant will assist the artist to conduct wildlife research and exhibit her work at the galleries on the Isle of Man in the UK. The research will fuel future projects and the exhibitions will help expand her international exposure and client base.
Brian Harper, Floyd
With this award, Brian Harper will create artwork that investigates a new paradigm in how we share information. Using a 3D scanner and 3D printer, he will be researching how an object's "information" is encoded in a digital file which can then be shared across vast distances. The research will culminate in an exhibition that will discuss some of the ramifications of this technology and will provide insight into our human capacity to encode and transfer information from one person to another.
Susan Hodgin, Marion
"Internal Spaces" will encompass several bodies of mixed media 2D work. Each series will explore different aspects of the artist's personal journey through cancer, pregnancy, and parenthood.
Mary Jo Maraldo, Vigo
The artist will create a room-size installation work that evokes an environment of flowing water and its aesthetic value. Silver text written cursively and vertically on sheets of black paper on the walls will suggest meandering streams and will be reflected in black Plexiglas both above and below, giving the impression of deep pools of water. A sculptural fountain in the room will add sounds made by flowing water, and steel poles suggesting groups of trees will interconnect the entire space.
Charlene Marsh, Brown
Charlene Marsh plans to use the grant to purchase a laptop computer to access high speed internet at public portals to utilize the world wide web to market her oil paintings. She also plans to use the monies to purchase signage for her Brown County art gallery.
Craig Martin, Tippecanoe
This project will involve the development of a series of mixed media drawings exploring the enigmatic visual narratives of tree and plant forms and expressive, direct-drawing techniques. Tree silhouettes function as both symbolic representations of individual persona and as organically edged shapes for exploratory drawing. Grant funds will cover travel expenses and paint and drawing supplies, including quality paper and wooden drawing "canvases" in a variety of sizes.
Dora C. Natella, St. Joseph
Natella plans to produce two figurative bronze sculptures for a group exhibition at the Fredrik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, MI. This figurative exhibition, titled: "Body Double: The Figure in Contemporary Sculpture," is scheduled for September 19, 2012 through January 6, 2013. This prestigious exhibition is a unique opportunity for this artist to gain more visibility in the art world, the community, as well as in academia.
Betsy Stirratt, Monroe
Betsy Stirratt plans to produce a color printed catalog with an essay to document her recent paintings for an upcoming solo exhibit in Chicago.
Neil S. Taylor, Monroe
This project is a suite of prints entitled; "Living Next Door to Agribusiness." It will be composed of engravings that illustrate the contrasts visible in a rural life altered by industrialized farming.
Melissa Washburn, Porter
Melissa Washburn will create a body of work depicting migratory birds of the Indiana Dunes. The grant will allow her to travel to various study collections in the region to work from real birds rather than photographs, and to attend a course in illustration techniques at the Art Institute of Chicago. The resulting series of 8-10 mixed media works will be exhibited at the Dunes Environmental Learning Center in Chesterton, IN during the spring of 2013.
Peter Williams, Vigo
Peter Williams will use the IAC Grant to help fund the creation of two new artworks exploring rivers. Starting with the Wabash River, his research will trace geographic, economic, environmental, social, metaphoric and poetic connections to other rivers locally and around the world.
Sala Wong, Vigo
Sala Wong will use the IAC grant to help fund her artist-in-residence project in Tokyo, Japan. Her project is about the subtle changes in how people relate to their immediate environments following a disaster such as the nuclear crisis in Fukushima Daiichi. After completing and showing the work in Tokyo, she will exhibit it in Terre Haute, Indiana, providing an opportunity for local audiences to reflect upon the often-unnoticed human impacts of such a far-reaching event.


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The market uses play money but the best portfolios win real cash payouts.
An online political futures market that came close to predicting when the government shutdown would end has begun taking bets on who will win the 2016 presidential nominating contests and will soon launch a market on trends in President Obama's approval rating.
American Civics Exchange is something like a betting parlor for financial professionals and policy wonks, allowing them to gamble on political contests and policy outcomes the same way investors in energy futures bet on whether the price of oil will rise or fall.
The site is operating with play money while it seeks approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to operate as a genuine futures market. If the CFTC gives its okay, American Civics Exchange will enable groups with an economic interest in Congress passing a new tax reform plan or the government relaxing some financial regulation to hedge against negative outcomes the same way oil companies hedge against a drop in prices.
Disinterested speculators will also be able to bet on those markets when they think they can turn a profit.
While the site awaits approval, it has begun offering monthly real cash payouts to the three investors with the best performing portfolios, including a $5,000 payout to the top performer.
While that's not a substitute for an actual money-driven market, it should give investors an incentive to bet rationally on political and policy outcomes they think are under-valued rather than ones they support ideologically, cofounder Flip Pidot said.
A moderate Republican investor who wants or even expects Chris Christie (currently trading at $30 per share) to win his party's 2016 presidential nomination, for instance, may invest in Paul Ryan futures (currently trading at $11 per share) because he expects them to rise in December following House and Senate passage of the budget deal Ryan helped orchestrate.
November's winner of the $5,000 best portfolio contest described his strategy as trying to establish a "fair market value" for each future based on how related securities are trading in real money markets.
New entrants to the site are given $100,000 in play money, which goes up or down with the value of each stock they bet on. A handful of investors have approached or topped $200,000 so far, Pidot said.
Christie futures currently have the highest value for the 2016 nomination on American Civics Exchange, while Hillary Clinton (trading at $67 per share, which equates to a roughly 67 percent chance of winning the nomination) is the far-and-away leader for the Democratic contest. Her nearest challenger, Vice President Joe Biden is trading at $12 per share.
About 70 percent of investors are betting Democrats will retain control of the Senate in 2014 and only 19 percent are betting the party will take control of the House. Those bets coming to pass could affect the likelihood Congress will remain gridlocked through 2016.
The site is also running contests on whether the U.S. government will regulate the virtual currency bitcoin ("yes" is trading at $67, which translates to about a 67 percent likelihood) and whether the federal minimum wage will be raised in 2014 ("yes" is trading at $75 per share, a roughly 75 percent chance).
The CFTC bars regulated futures markets from taking bets on electoral contests. If American Civics Exchange gets the nod to begin placing real money bets, Pidot and co-founder Paul Lang may ask permission to operate some markets that would approximate those contests, for instance predicting whether A Democratic presidential candidate will be polling above 50 percent on Election Day, Pidot said.
Regardless of whether the regulating agency approves some form of election market, Pidot and Lang may continue to operate those markets on a play money basis, both to raise interest in the site and because it could yield insights for researchers.
In the next week or so the pair plans to launch a side project offering data to researchers in academia and finance about betting patterns on the site, some of it for free and some for a paid subscription.
The first time the exchange tested a real money investment was during the government shutdown when it offered a $100 payout to the investor who guessed most closely when the shutdown would end. The market's consensus was that it would end on Oct. 18. That was two days later than Oct. 16 when Republicans and Democrats in Congress actually reached a deal to fund the government.
Since then, Lang and Pidot have upgraded the site to more closely approximate an actual futures market, allowing investors to schedule sales and purchases of futures based on contingencies. For example, an investor who thinks Hillary Clinton futures are overvalued could schedule a purchase once her futures begin trading at $55 or below and schedule a sale of those futures if they rise above $70.
Most American Civics Exchange investors work in policy or finance, Pidot said, though some of them come from outside those worlds. Many of them are former investors in Intrade, the Irish betting market that gained fame for trading on the outcome of 2012's U.S. presidential election.
Intrade went offline in March after citing "financial irregularities." Academics have since found one supporter of Republican nominee Mitt Romney gambled $4 million on the contest in an apparent attempt to game public perception about the state of the race. Intrade was cited heavily by U.S. news outlets in the run-up to Election Day.
"What's been surprising is how sophisticated a really broad range of our traders are," Pidot said. "People have emailed us and told us in forums about policy outcomes they'd like to see us use and they tend to be quite well reasoned."
One trader, for instance, suggested a contest on whether Sen. Charles Schumer, D-NY, or Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, will be the next chair of the Senate Banking Committee, Pidot said, reasoning that if Brown gets the nod he's more likely to break up big banks deemed too big to fail.
"That could be a dry and esoteric item on its own but, as a proxy, it has a specific, quantifiable, industry-specific financial impact , which is nicely encapsulated in a binary policy outcome," Pidot said. "We've had a lot of really clever suggestions like that."
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency proposed a futures market in 2003 to plumb the wisdom of the masses to predict the likelihood of terrorist attacks against certain targets or the assassination of foreign leaders.
The project, called the Policy Analysis Market, was scrapped after Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., slammed it publicly, arguing it could allow terrorists to anonymously profit from their own attacks. They also said the idea of the U.S. government taking bets on foreign leaders being murdered was morally repugnant.
The 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law bars U.S. markets from taking bets on anything related to terrorism, war, assassinations, and anything else that regulators conclude is "contrary to the public interest."


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EASTHAMPTON – A private school in western Massachusetts is in mourning after the unexpected death of a popular young teacher and coach.
Bob Hill, head of the Williston Northampton School in Easthampton, said on the school's Facebook page that Brian Crockett died Tuesday at the hospital of "medical complications." He was 22.
Crockett had checked into the hospital Sunday after not feeling well.
Hill said even though he had joined the school staff last fall after his graduation from Colgate University, Crockett "quickly became a beloved colleague, teacher, coach, and friend."
A Passaic, N.J., native Crockett played offensive line at Colgate and was named to the Patriot League All-Conference team in 2012.
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ALIGARH November 25: Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University organized a felicitation ceremony for meritorious students selected in various judicial and civil services during the session 2016-2017.
Addressing on the occasion, Prof Javaid Talib, Chairman, Department of Law shared his experiences with the students and discussed ways to achieve success in life.
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"We want to encourage a place for them to work, to live, to study, and to play," said Mr. Blais, as part of the theater's Lyceum Series presentation on "Building the New Worcester."
The roundtable forum included Mr. Blais; James McKeag of the Downtown Neighborhood Alliance; Deborah Packard, director of Preservation Worcester; and Timothy McGourthy, the city's chief development officer.
The roundtable featured presentations from each panelist, but interest in the community has been about the WBDC's proposed theater district plan.
The plan, a result of a partnership between the WBDC and the city, would capitalize on the private nonprofit's success in helping renovate the Hanover Theatre and its recent acquisition of the former Telegram & Gazette headquarters and parking lot on Franklin and Federal streets.
Residents and business neighbors in the area have praised the plan, which includes a vision of vibrant, pedestrian-friendly walkways; ornate lighting; parking improvements; and mixed-use developments. There are plans to close Federal Street to vehicle traffic to encourage the development of an "outdoor room," and there's a plan for a pedestrian walkway that spans Portland Street from the old T&G parking lot to the Worcester Public Library.
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Criticism of the plan has centered on a proposal to construct an ice rink in the municipal parking lot next to the library. A library board task force has recommended against putting an ice rink there because of the impact it would have on access for library patrons, along with aesthetic concerns about how it would fit in the neighborhood.
Residents have also criticized the ice rink plan, including Nicole Apostola and Stephen Mita, who have proposed an alternative plan for the development of the lot.
Mr. Blais' presentation of the theater district proposal was somewhat less granular in detail than a presentation given at a meeting at the library a few weeks ago.
There was no mention of the ice rink until a question-and-answer session after the roundtable when City Councilor-at-Large Konstantina B. Lukes questioned the wisdom of putting it there and asked how it is compatible with other uses in the neighborhood and in the plan.
Mr. Blais said that 15 years ago, he and the city met with local colleges about a plan that would bring them downtown that included bookstores, shared classroom space and dormitories.
"Fifteen years later, those items didn't occur, they didn't happen," Mr. Blais said. "Why? It was not in the college's best interests. … This time, when we sat down with the stakeholders, we said what do you want?"
Mr. Blais said rink time was one topic that came up in the most recent discussions, noting that several colleges have to go outside the city for rink time for their hockey teams. He said the rink idea was one of many topics that came up.
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The Ponderosa fire, which has moved through 23-square-miles of heavily wooded land near Redding, forces thousands of people to evacuate from their homes. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Updated at 7:45 p.m. ET: California Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in three Northern California counties after the Ponderosa wildfire destroyed dozens of buildings and threatened hundreds more.
Some 3,000 people have been evacuated as fire burns through more than 24,000 acres of steep, rugged terrain in the rural California counties of Tehama and Shasta, about 125 miles north of state capital Sacramento.
The lightning-sparked blaze was 50 percent contained as of Wednesday afternoon, fire officials said, but 200 homes, 10 commercial properties and 30 outbuildings were still at risk of being consumed by the fire.
Brown also declared a state of emergency in nearby Plumas County, where firefighters were battling a fire nearly double the size of the Ponderosa blaze. Declaring a state of emergency frees up funds to help combat the fires.
Firefighters were expected on Wednesday to start inspecting the damage from the Ponderosa blaze, which they had surveyed by air on Tuesday.
Efforts to prevent the fire from overrunning the rural towns of Manton and Shingletown have succeeded so far despite high winds and heat, fire officials said, and evacuation orders for Shingletown and the Lake McCumber area were lifted on Wednesday.
But an expanded evacuation warning was issued for areas along Highway 36, including the community of Mineral.
"Firefighters are working aggressively to build approximately 11 miles of line and strengthen existing containment lines," the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said on its website.
"As additional resources arrive, firefighters will continue to diligently defend structures, construct containment lines and build bulldozer perimeter lines," it said.
Blazes in multiple states threaten houses and cause evacuations.
The Ponderosa fire is one of many burning in the Western U.S.:
The evacuated town of Featherville, Idaho, about 50 miles east of Boise, remains under threat. The fierce Trinity Ridge Fire -- visible from space -- has claimed almost 148 square miles in the central part of Idaho, according to the Idaho Statesman. Featherville still remains untouched by the flames, but firefighters said they're ready with a plan to slow the blaze if it comes into town.
More than 100 citizen soldiers from the Idaho National Guard arrived Monday to help firefighters, Boise's NBC-affiliate KTVB reported.
"It sounds like they have got their hands full but we are here for as long as they need us," Idaho National Guard Captain Chris Harvey told KTVB. "Our primary role is for traffic control and entry points into the national forest, since they've closed the entire forest off," said Cpt. Harvey."
A thunderstorm on Tuesday made some areas of the fire more active, while the fire growth in other areas slowed because of the rain, the Idaho Statesman reported.
NASA satellite images from space illustrate just how intense the smoke over Idaho is. The state's Mustang Complex Fire is only nine percent contained, while the Halstead Fire, which is more than 93,000 acres, is only five percent contained, according to the USDA Forest Service.
Dozens of homes have fallen victim to the Taylor Bridge Wildfire raging near Cle Elum, Wash., about 75 miles east of Seattle. The fire has charred about 36 square miles of timber, sagebrush and grass in rural land, since it began a week ago at a bridge construction project, the AP reported.
At least 51 homes and cabins, as well as 26 outbuildings, are destroyed. Six homes and cabins are damaged. Officials say damage from the wildfire is already estimated at $8.3 million, Seattle's NBC-affiliate KING 5 reported.
As of Tuesday night, the fire is now 90 percent contained, KING 5 reported.
Evacuee Bob Haynie told KING 5 he still checks on his home every day.
"It takes a lot of energy to be stressed out and after a while you run out of energy," Haynie said. "So you just go on and say, 'OK, let see what happens now.'"
Air quality is suffering in the Pacific Northwest from the wildfire smoke, according to "The Smog Blog" by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
The 2012 wildfire season has been brutal: Already, flames have consumed more than 6.9 million acres in the U.S., according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
Reuters, The Associated Press, NBC's Mike Taibbi and NBC's Natalie Morales contributed to this report.
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H.R.3160 - Government Shutdown Fairness Act113th Congress (2013-2014)
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Government Shutdown Fairness Act - Requires a reduction in the annual rate of pay of a Member of Congress during a government shutdown equal to the product of 1 day's worth of pay under such annual rate and the number of 24-hour periods during which the government shutdown is in effect. Makes such reduction applicable to days occurring after the date of the general election for federal office held in November 2014.
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Atmosphere's Slug on domestic violence lyrics and songs he doesn't play live
In this week's music section we ran a Q & A with emcee Slug (aka Sean Daley), who has been recording his brand of emotionally-charged indie rap for more than twenty years. The Minneapolis rapper, who plays at the Albuquerque Convention Center tonight, spoke about the death of a teenager at one of his Albuquerque shows in 2003. He also spoke about the disappearance of his muse "Lucy Ford" and the death of his close friend and label mate, Eyedea. Here are some parts of that interview, as promised, that didn't make it to print.
On The Family Sign, what inspired you to write a song about domestic violence ("The Last to Say?")?
Initially the track that Ant gave me. It's almost as if I've been waiting a long time to finally write that song. And when he gave me that music it just clicked with me and was like, Yep, it's just time to sit down and write this song. The big picture was, I had been so far removed from any of those types of situations. As a kid I was closer to domestic violence. And as an adult, I'm so far removed from it that I kind of had to come up with an angle to take ... I just didn't want to rely on my memory. And so I had to come up with an angle that I could take that was almost like an outsider looking in, even though I do have my own personal experiences with it.
How would you differentiate that song from "Primer," which was written earlier in your career and deals with the same subject?
It's me talking, whereas ["Primer"] was a character. You know, I wasn't as good at articulating myself when I was younger so I think what went over a lot of my fans' heads was that the song was written almost in satire. It was written from the perspective of making fun of the guy. Some of those one-liners are so obviously out there that it was almost like exaggerating, like, "You asshole." ... Almost like it could be two women sitting around and making fun of the guy by mocking him and imitating him and whatnot. Not that I'm suggesting that's necessarily what it is—I don't know what the fuck I was thinking. I just knew that I was thinking I wasn't writing such a negative song. When I made it I thought it would be a little more obvious that the actual crux of the song was coming from a place of ridiculing guys that act like that. ...
But I guess I quit performing it because when I would see the audience respond to it it was obvious that these teenagers were not getting that. They just were responding to raw aggression and the asshole nature of the song. It just seemed really awkward.
Speaking of songs you don't play live, why don't you play songs like " That Night" (about the Sunshine killing) or " The River," (about a best friend's death) both of which deal with these very painful losses?
"The River," I felt like that song was ... [pause.] I could probably play that live again. I just had a bad experience playing that live one night. I broke down and cried one night and that wasn't tight. It just made me feel very vulnerable in a way that I wasn't too comfortable with so I just kind of backed off of that.
"That Night"—it's a weird song for me. It's like, even in the writing of it I didn't want to be exploiting somebody else's tragedy to make a song that people would love. I wanted to be cautious about that. So I wrote it, and tried to make sure I wrote it obviously from my perspective and from how I felt, but I just don't know how I would feel seeing a bunch of people in an audience respond to that song. I'm afraid of how that might affect me. And so I kind of stay away from that. And that points to a song like "Yesterday,&quo
In terms of connecting to the audience, wouldn't there be no better place than Albuquerque to play that song?
Maybe not—because at the end of the day it's still going to be a matter of how the crowd responds to it. ... I'm afraid of how I might be forced to respond to their response.


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SAN DIEGO, March 4 (UPI) -- For sex, Valentine's Day cannot compete, at least statistically, with Christmas -- the time of year couples have the most sex, U.S. fertility experts said.
Fertility Specialists Medical Group in San Diego said with Valentine's Day, cold weather ideal for snuggling and school vacations, many think that February is the month when most babies are conceived -- resulting in more births around November than any other time of the year.
However, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta showed more births take place in September than any other month of the year -- making December the month with the highest fertility rates.
December is a month when couples spend more time together, have more days off and eggnog, champagne, mistletoe and the holidays enliven thoughts of children, the fertility experts suggested.
But for those wanting to conceive, Fertility Specialists Medical Group suggested:
-- Daily sex increases the odds of conceiving to about 37 percent. The chances decrease to 33 percent for couples who are intimate every other day. Weekly sex cuts the odds by more than half, to 15 percent.
-- The most critical factor in getting pregnant is not the frequency of sex, but the timing. Fertility clinics train couples to detect a woman's fertile period, which usually lasts six days -- the day a woman is ovulating and the five days before.
-- Avoid alcohol and tobacco during fertile periods.


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A subchorionic hemorrhage is bleeding under one of the membranes (chorion) that surrounds the embryo. It is a common cause of bleeding in early pregnancy. It also may be called a subchorionic hematoma.
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