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Upcoming Formula 1 regulations for 2017 need to be postponed until suitable solutions are found to increase overtaking opportunities in the sport, argues Rachit Thukral.
The widespread criticism of the current state of Formula 1 under the V6 hybrid era has led to kneejerk reactions among the rulemakers, with a major regulation overhaul planned for 2017.
The aim is to make cars five seconds faster than they are at present, while also improving their visual appeal. Both changes are more than welcome.
Drivers will relish faster cars and will have one less thing to moan about. Similarly, spectacular looking cars will please the fans, who have had to bear some ugly designs in the recent past, such as stepped and 'anteater' noses.
But what about overtaking opportunities? It seems like this aspect of Formula 1 hasn't been tabled at all, with many inside the paddock sceptic about the impact of new regulations on 'racing'.
Take Williams technical chief Pat Symonds, for instance: "My belief is that the more downforce you have on a car, the harder it is to follow. And this [2017] car has more downforce."
"Therefore irrespective of any niceties that the Overtaking Working Group may have come up with, and irrespective of whether one believes them or not – I know what short cuts we did against the true scientific process – the fact is if you've got more downforce, the harder it is to follow.
"I think that's simplistic, but nevertheless quite a true view,'' he added.
Symond's views are echoed by his Ferrari counterpart James Allison.
"I think that what we were asked to do was to make the cars look more aggressive, make the cars a lot faster - the fastest F1 cars ever - and to make them physically more tough to drive, not more difficult, but more physically arduous simply because the G-forces will be higher in the fast corners," Allison told ESPN.
"I think the rules will deliver on all three of those, but we will need to make sure we are keeping the level of overtaking in the sport more or less where it is now or at a level which is judged to be correct."
It is well known that Formula 1 needs to reduce its reliance on aerodynamic grip in favour of mechanical grip. Better quality of tyres will also prove beneficial, something Pirelli is working on. The wider tyres planned for 2017 will help in this cause, but it remains to be seen whether Pirelli will get its hands on a mule to test the new tyres on track.
"I know they're talking about giving us more aerodynamics which for me is like the worst idea," Lewis Hamilton said. "And it just shows for me that they don't really know what they're trying to solve.
"So we need better tyres, we need better grip from our tyres, we need more mechanical grip. And ultimately we probably need less – maybe not less aerodynamics, but less wake so the car behind doesn't have that turbulence. If that's possible – I don't even know if it's possible,'' he added.
It is baffling that a driver has to point out the aforementioned points, that too at a time when the rulemakers should be incorporating them in the rulebook. But then, as Hamilton rightly questions, perhaps they 'don't know what they are trying to solve'.
Switch focus to making overtaking easier
If the new rules are introduced next year, as planned, it will only be a waste of R&D expenditure for the teams. Surely, louder, wider and faster cars will take F1 forward, but if the races remain monotonous at large, fans will continue to moan about the sport. The problem, in that case, will remain unsolved.
Hence, more thought needs to be given to reducing air turbulence and how to make it easier for cars to follow each other.
Once enough strides have been made in that regard, the aerodynamic rule changes must coincide with the updated power unit regulations.
Efforts should then be made to ensure stability of rules - something that will only be possible when most parties are content with the rulebook.
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"ITCu2Ge2", Physical Review B, vol. 97, p. 165121, 2018.,
"Nodeless superconductivity in the type-II Dirac semimetal PdTe2: London penetration depth and pairing-symmetry analysis", Physical Review B, vol. 98, p. 024508, 2018.,
"Single crystal growth and magnetic properties of the mixed valent Yb containing Zintl phase, Yb14MgSb11", Chemical Communications, vol. 54, pp. 12946-12949, 2018.,
"Growth and characterization of BaZnGa", Philosophical Magazine, vol. 97, pp. 3317-3324, 2017.,
"On magnetic structure of CuFe2Ge2: Constrains from the Fe-57 Mossbauer spectroscopy", Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, vol. 446, pp. 260-263, 2017.,
"Phonon-induced topological transition to a type-II Weyl semimetal", Physical Review B, vol. 95, p. 165114, 2017.,
"Pressure induced change in the electronic state of Ta4Pd3Te16", Physical Review B, vol. 95, p. 134516, 2017.,
"Pressure induced change in the electronic state of Ta4Pd3Te16", Physical Review B, vol. 95, p. 134516, 2017.,
"s rule in PdSn4: A complete study of thermodynamic, transport, and band-structure properties", Physical Review B, vol. 96, p. 165145, 2017.,
"Three-dimensionality of the bulk electronic structure in WTe2", Physical Review B, vol. 95, p. 195138, 2017.,
"Anisotropic physical properties and pressure dependent magnetic ordering of CrAuTe4", Physical Review B, vol. 94, p. 184413, 2016.,
"Anisotropic thermodynamic and transport properties of single-crystalline CaKFe4As4", Physical Review B, vol. 94, p. 064501, 2016.,
"Observation of Fermi arcs in the type-II Weyl semimetal candidate WTe2", Physical Review B, vol. 94, p. 121113, 2016.,
"Te-125 NMR and Seebeck Effect in Bi2Te3 Synthesized from Stoichiometric and Te-Rich Melts", Journal of Physical Chemistry C, vol. 120, pp. 25196-25202, 2016.,
"Use of frit-disc crucibles for routine and exploratory solution growth of single crystalline samples", Philosophical Magazine, vol. 96, pp. 84-92, 2016.,
"Temperature-Induced Lifshitz Transition in WTe2", Physical Review Letters, vol. 115, p. 166602, 2015.,


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Former Miami-Dade tax collector arrested for fraud
South Florida Business Journal
These are the highlights to this article:
The county's Office of the Inspector General said Kenneth Arthur Ferguson, a former employee of the Miami-Dade County Finance Department, Tax Collector's Office was arrested July 13. He was charged with one count of organized scheme to defraud, a second-degree felony; 11 counts of forgery; and 11 counts of uttering a forged instrument, third-degree felony charges.
The OIG investigation found that Ferguson, a tax records specialist II whose duties included collecting and processing tax payments from the public, forged his supervisor's signature on employment verification forms and altered payroll statements in order to qualify for low-income housing.
Ferguson's scheme was first discovered when an income verification form with the forged supervisor's signature was inadvertently intercepted by an employee at the fax machine and placed on the supervisor's desk. Upon seeing the document, Ferguson's supervisor immediately realized her signature had been forged. The OIG was called to investigate the alleged misconduct.
The OIG found that Ferguson not only forged his supervisor's signature on verification of employment forms, but also fraudulently altered payroll statements, which are official public records, to demonstrate a lower income. Ferguson's actual income was higher than the qualifying limit for the reduced rent. From 2005 through 2009, the fraud garnered Ferguson $37,944 in rental housing benefits he was not qualified to receive.
"Forging documents to qualify for special poverty programs feels much like a crime against the poor," Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said. " In reality, it is a sad crime against every person living in Miami-Dade County."
Read more: Former Miami-Dade tax collector arrested for fraud – South Florida Business Journal
DinSFLA here…On a side note, my question is do these sections taken from actual Assignment of Mortgages below count as "Instruments" and "Forgery"?
(These are not part of the article by South Florida Business Journal)
Source Below:
STERN'S CHERYL SAMONS| SHANNON SMITH Assignment Of Mortgage| NOTARY FRAUD!
What about these?
******BREAKING NEWS******Scandalous – Substantiated Allegations of Foreclosure Fraud That Implicates the Florida Attorney General's Office (Erin Cullaro) and The Florida Default Law Group (FDLG)
Or what about ALL OF THESE???
TOPAKO LOVE; LAURA HESCOTT; CHRISTINA ALLEN; ERIC TATE …Officers of way, way too many banks Part Deux "The Twilight Zone"
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Hong Kong Open golf tournament to be held in December
The UBS Hong Kong Open golf tournament will be among the headline opening acts of the 2017 European Tour and the closing events in the 2016 Asian Tour season after tournament organisers on Tuesday announced its dates of December 8-11, 2016.
Won by Englishman Justin Rose last November, the UBS Hong Kong Open will return to the Hong Kong Golf Club for the territory's longest running professional sporting event, which was established in 1959 and has been staged at the iconic Fanling venue since its inception.
Tri-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and the Hong Kong Golf Association, the UBS Hong Kong Open will carry a prize purse of $2 million.
Keith Pelley, Chief Executive Officer of the European Tour, said in a release: "I'm delighted with the news that the UBS Hong Kong will be part of our early 2017 schedule and we thank title sponsor UBS along with our partners at the Asian Tour and the Hong Kong Golf Association, for their continued commitment to the tournament."
Kyi Hla Han, Commissioner, Asian Tour, said: "The tournament will play a major role in determining the Asian Tour's Order of Merit race at the end of our season which I'm sure will once again provide the excitement and drama so often associated with the UBS Hong Kong Open."
The UBS Hong Kong Open boasts an impressive roll of honour, with past champions including Peter Thomson, Greg Norman, Ian Woosnam, Bernhard Langer and Tom Watson and, more recently, José Maria Olazábal, Colin Montgomerie, Padraig Harrington, Rory McIlroy, Ian Poulter, Miguel Angel Jiménez and current champion Rose.


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I know I've mentioned this before but boys can wear pink in fact pink looks great on boys!
In victorian times pink was for boys and sometimes between then and now it became a girl colour and totally taboo to put it near boys.
So here's my little selection of boys can wear pink
Raglan top from H&M. I bought this online and this is fresh out the packet. It is duskier than I expected but I love it and matched with jeans will look great. You could get a nice vinyl very cheaper to make it more gender specific if you like. I'm toying with getting boys can wear pink to iron on .
You could make your own clothing and add a flash of pink without it being all about the pink. Team with plain gender neutral trousers and let the shirt speak for itself.
You could also get around the whole pink thing by buying dark pink trousers. This dark pink is more of a purple pink than a in your face girly pink. Teamed with a 'boy' top and no one will be looking at you weird just in awe of your epic styling. These are from Debenhams.
You could incorporate it in a subtle way in other things like blankets. I planned to do the odd flower because you can't have Totoro without nature and flowers are nature. But then it struck me how ace the soot sprite would look against a dark pink (2nd row, 2nd from left) without it taking over or being odd. Click the picture to access a free bobble alphabet to crochet and the link to this blanket pattern.
You could also buy items that have pink added in nicely like stripey fabric or socks like this set that is aimed at either gender and this set.
Even just a line of pink topstitching could be enough for you.
If you still can't face pink on boys why not make stuff you will be using and make it girly because technically it's yours. Click the pictures or the tutorials.


text: A compilation of effervescent poems celebrate tub time. Philip's selections date from such early traditional rhymes as "Wash, hands, wash, / Daddy's gone to plow./ If you want your hands washed, / Have them washed now" through the late-20th century. Authors include Carl Sandburg, Valerie Bloom, Mark Burgess, Douglas Florian, and others as well as Philip himself. Whether loved or loathed, nightly ablutions are routine for nearly all children. The poems selected reflect the universality of this theme as it spans the generations. In Washing (circa 1929), John Drinkwater's lament "Please, what is all this washing about?" is echoed nearly 70 years later by Pauline Stewart: "Wash wash in the bath / even though I'm not dirty / If I keep on washing every day/ I'll be clean by the time I'm thirty."(Bath) Likewise, the sheer joy of a dunk in the tub is fervently celebrated in such poems as Bathtime and Water Everywhere. Henley's full-bleed illustrations capture the charisma and unique voice of each poem, while retaining that element of playfulness that is the essence of bathtime. Her children encompass many nationalities, reflecting the multicultural blend of the author's voices. A truly buoyant tribute to the family tub. (Poetry. 3-7)


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With a solid three-four performance, Aussie rider Jed Beaton picked up his first MX2 overall podium of the season. Even more impressive since it's his first full season in the championship and the first at the MX2 level for his new team.
Great stuff, hope he can get more and establish himself in a series that doesnt really give aussies the rides they deserve..


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SRS Energy Launches Building Integrated Photovoltaic Panels for Clay Tile Roofs
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If you want to put solar panels on your roof but live in an area where either historic district regulations or just aesthetic concerns prevent you from installing conventional panels there are already building integrated photovoltaic panels available. But if you've got a clay tile roof, they only sort of blend in. Now SRS Energy has launched a thin film panel that better mimic curved clay tiles:The 37" wide by 18" long tiles—incorporating flexible solar cells made by UNI-SOLAR—are rated at 500 watts per 100 sq. feet. SRS says that in typical usage about 15% of a home's roof would be taken up by the Solé Power Tiles, with the remainder being traditional clay tiles.
OK, the Solé Power Tiles are
black dark blue, so they don't really maintain that terra cotta look and frankly don't blend in any better than putting a traditional panel in place, but they've got the shape right.
via: Clean Technica
Solar Power
Building Integrated Solar Tiles Now Available with SunRun Solar-as-Service Program
And I Even Like the Color: SolarSave Building Integrated Solar PV Tiles Blend In With Your Existing Roof
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A rugged coastline with rocks and beautiful beaches, a rough yet lush mountainous interior, charming towns and traditional fishing villages: Corsica is a great place to spend your holiday. The Cap Corse peninsula is exceptional, and there's always something going on in the charming port of Bastia. Book your flight to Bastia now and discover Corsica's versatility!
Flights to Bastia: that's why!
• Beach, nature and culture all rolled into one
• The port of Bastia featuring many pavement cafés
• Cap Corse, the 'mountain in the sea'
• Influenced by French tradition: la Route des Vins (Wine Tour)
Flights to Bastia: that's why!
• Beach, nature and culture all rolled into one
• The port of Bastia featuring many pavement cafés
• Cap Corse, the 'mountain in the sea'
• Influenced by French tradition: la Route des Vins (Wine Tour)
Consejos para su estancia en Bastia
BastiaIn Bastia everything revolves around the port. It is a lovely place to stroll along during the day. In the evening, it is the place to be to try local specialities at one of the outdoor cafés. You immediately see the landmark of the city: the impressive St Jean Baptiste Cathedral overlooking the city with its two bell towers. Book your flights to Bastia right away and soak up the atmosphere of this ancient picturesque town!
Idyllic beachesBlessed with numerous coves, craggy cliffs and a green coastline, Corsica is the perfect destination for a relaxing beach holiday in a wonderful environment. You can go to plenty of beaches, including Île Rousse, Miomo, La Marana, Nonza etc. Situated in a bay with white sands, Calvi is a particularly beautiful seaside resort boasting a marina and a charming city centre. Flights to Bastia bring you to one of Corsica's heavenly beaches in no time!
Wonderful natureCorsica's nature is truly breathtaking. With a surface area of about 350,000 ha, you can spend hours hiking in the Regional Natural Park of Corsica. The 180-kilometre long GR 20 traverses the green island from north to south, but there are also several shorter hiking trails. In the middle of the beautiful mountain scenery is the extraordinarily enchanting town of Corte with its historical city centre.
Cap CorseThe Cap Corse peninsula is located in the extreme north of Corsica. The peninsula is fringed with beautiful beaches, picturesque ports, vineyards and traditional villages, and blessed with green mountains in the centre. A wonderful, unspoiled spot! Follow the coastal route and immerse yourself in Cap Corse's wonderful atmosphere…
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Macroeconomic Questions
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The US is one of the wealthiest nations on earth, yet our fundamental economic problem is scarcity. How can this be? Also, what are the broadest and narrowest measures of money and how are they used?
Contrast and discuss capitalism's and socialism's solutions to the three economic problems (what, how & for whom to produce).
Most economists oppose trade restrictions because of the negative effects they may create. What are the main problems associated with trade restrictions?
What does the law of supply say that most individuals would do if their wage increased? Explain the importance of substitution in this decision.
Discuss the six roles of government in a market economy. According to economic theory, to what extent should government intervene in our economy?
What is potential output and how is it related to the target rate of unemployment and the target level of capacity utilization? Which is greater: potential or actual output during a recession? During an economic boom?
Name and discuss the assumption economists make that allows them to focus only on supply in the long run? (hint: it's a Frenchman's law).
What was the Keynesian's main argument against the classical view that the economy will get itself out of the depression?
Discuss what is the difference between induced and autonomous expenditures. And, in what way the trust fund is not a real solution to the Social Security problem?
Discuss how open market operations affect interest rates through the bond market.
In what way is inflation a tax?
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These questions are really designed to make you think about economic concepts. You will need to understand them in order to do well on your tests, so make sure that you fully grasp the information I am presenting here. Thus, these are not intended to be complete answers to the questions but rather ideas to set you on the right path to your own answers. Please contact me if you need further guidance.
#1 When we talk of scarcity within an economic context, it refers to limited resources, not a lack of riches. Think about all the ways you could spend $1. They really are more than you can count. These resources are the inputs of production: land, labor, and capital. The basic economic problem which arises from people having unlimited wants while there are and always will be limited resources. Because of scarcity, various economic decisions must be made to allocate resources efficiently. People must make choices between different items because the resources necessary to fulfill their wants are limited. These decisions are made by giving up (trading-off) one want to satisfy another.
The narrowest measure of money supply, known as M0, provides information about how much physical cash there is in the economy. It includes only liquid assets such as currency in circulation. The broadest measure, M3, includes all the money that people have on deposit in checking or other demand accounts, as well as instruments directly exchangeable for currency, and also foreign bank deposits denominated in American currency, CDs greater than $100,000, institutional money market mutual funds, and repurchase agreements.
Socialism solves the problem of what to produce by government calculation. Based on prior years' demand, it looks for a trend and then predicts the next year's demand for each product. The means by which goods are produced are also mandated by the government, which owns the means of production. The government may choose to produce things in an inefficient manner in order to keep more people employed. Furthermore it allocates things so as to prevent scarcity. This may mean that someone who works very hard will not receive more than someone who does not.
Capitalism allows market forces to solve all these problems. Each company will do its own projections, and will be motivated by profit. If they over predict the y will be left with unsold merchandise, while if they under predict they will lose out on profitable transactions. They will produce in the most efficient way possible, motivated by profits here also. They will sell through means of the market, where buyers and sellers come together and through the process of suppy and demand find an equilibrium price that ...
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Various questions regarding induced and autonomous expenditures, scarcity, and the law of supply


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Whether you're retrofitting an existing lab or constructing a new laboratory building, there are a number of elements which must be considered in every laboratory design project. One of these is how much energy the lab will consume, and what can be done to keep costs down without jeopardizing the work being done. Here are some energy-saving lab design tips that can impact the bottom line while allowing any lab to perform perfectly.
Getting a Lab Design Handle on HVAC
By far the most expensive energy guzzler in most labs is the HVAC system. In any lab design, the heating/ventilation/air conditioning system must provide comfortable, clean air to every room in the building at all times. This can mean completely changing out all the air in the entire facility as much as twelve times per hour—as opposed to the standard four times per hour of a more typical office building.
Naturally, doing this takes a lot of energy, but there are ways to decrease the cost. Most lab HVAC systems can be programmed for different volumes at different times, so if your lab doesn't operate on a 24/7 schedule, you can decrease the air cycling rates when the building is unoccupied. More sophisticated HVAC systems can also perform real-time air quality testing, which allows the system's computer to increase rates when air contaminants are present and decrease them when the air is testing clean.
Preventing all that Conditioned Air from Escaping
Another energy culprit in many labs is the fume hood. Because this piece of dedicated lab equipment vents air to the outdoors, it also whisks away that carefully cleaned and cooled (or heated) air from the HVAC system. Fume hoods themselves also take energy to operate—as much as three residential home energy systems, in fact. You can therefore save energy on both your HVAC system and your fume hood by training lab workers to always close the sash when the fume hood is not in use.
Factoring in the Human Element
As noted above, tackling energy savings is often related to addressing the attitudes and practices of lab technicians. For example, you can save up to thirty percent on the energy bill for your ultra-low temperature freezer by upping the thermostat by just ten degrees, but you may first have to address your researchers' fears of sample damage. Teaching techs to use task lighting, and to turn out the lights at the end of the day, may seem insignificant, but it can reap major rewards when the energy bill arrives each month.
It's also true that you often have to invest in your energy savings up-front, during the laboratory design process. When considering the cost of a lab design or retrofit, you may need to advocate for a more expensive, air-monitoring HVAC system in order to save energy costs in the long run. You should also invest in dedicated lab furniture that fully supports your lab equipment and allows it to run most efficiently. Our MS lab benches filter out vacuum pump noise, making for a quieter and safer lab, take up thirty percent less space and can even help with your HVAC costs in your new lab design. To learn more about integrating our dedicated lab furniture into your new laboratory design, contact us for a free quote today.


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Joan Miller, a dancer, teacher and enduring presence in modern dance in New York since the 1970s, died on March 23 at her home in Manhattan. She was 77.
The cause was complications of diabetes, said Audrey Ross, her publicist.
Ms. Miller was the founder of Joan Miller's Dance Players and the founding director of the dance department at Lehman College of the City University of New York.
Her signature works, rooted in the avant-garde and black consciousness movements of the 1950s, '60s and '70s, leavened sharp social commentary on issues like race and identity with a wry wit. Ms. Miller billed her troupe in its early years as the Joan Miller Dance Players: A Dance Company With a Sense of Humor.
In her autobiographical "Pass Fe White," its title a play on the traditional pas de deux duet, a solo black dancer spins and heaves onstage as if at war with herself, discarding clothing and accessories in the process, including a blond wig, which she had used to "pass" for white. Ms. Miller's dances often tackled sensitive issues — ghetto violence, class divisions, what she saw as American military aggression — in dances she gave whimsical titles, among them "Earth Wind and Flying Things," "Jungle City USA," "Boots, Backtalk and Beyond" and "Caged Bird Singin' and Swingin'." Her dances unfolded on urban landscapes as seen through Ms. Miller's eye for the absurd.
"I consider myself a city person, and I like to deal with the problems of the city," she said in a 1993 interview with Newsday. Despite the spirited titles, she added, the theme permeating her dances was "man's inhumanity to mankind."
"I hope that through my work," she said, "people might question what it's all about."
Joan Miller was born in Harlem on Sept. 30, 1936, to parents from Jamaica and St. Lucia. She graduated from Brooklyn College and received a master's degree from Teachers College at Columbia. She studied dance at Juilliard and privately with the modern dance pioneers José Limón and Doris Humphrey.
For several years she performed in Mr. Limón's troupe and with the Judson Dance Theater, a Greenwich Village incubator of talent in the early 1960s, as well as with the companies of Anna Sokolow, Ruth Currier, Rod Rodgers and Rudy Perez. Ms. Miller began teaching at Hunter College in 1966.
Lehman College, in the Bronx, where she later headed the dance program, became the official residence of the Joan Miller Dance Theater from 1980 to 1990.
No immediate family members survive.
In 2007, when illness forced her to stop working, Ms. Miller was honored with a gala performance at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan. It was organized by her many former students, protégés and fellow choreographers, including Abdel Salaam, director of the Forces of Nature Dance Theater; Eleo Pomare; Sheila Kaminsky; and Chuck Davis, founder of the African American Dance Ensemble.


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Mycophilia in Bookstores Today!
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Mycophilia is in physical and virtual bookstores today! and I wanted to share an excerpt from it. The book is a combination of travelogue and mycology primer. It describes many of the mushroom fairs and festivals, forays and camps that are conducted throughout the year in the USA, and the eccentric people that populate the mushroom community, dropping in and out of the science along the way. I wanted write a book for people who, like myself, were not biology aficionados, but are inspired by the complexity of nature: so it's easy to read, but not dumbed down. The excerpt below is a travelogue bit.
I didn't include recipes—no room—but I have put together a website, which has lots of recipes on it, as well as links of all sorts. The website is still in construction, but will be up shortly and will grow with time. I would love to publish your mushroom recipes: my email contact is on the website.
My publisher, Rodale, is running a book giveaway! Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com to win a signed copy. Write "Mycophilia Giveaway" in the subject line and hit send. Ten winners will be chosen at random two weeks from today, October 25, 2011. No purchase necessary to win. Winners will be mailed their signed books on November 15.
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Mycophilia: Revelations From the Weird World of Mushrooms
I'd learned that the real morel action was in the Midwest, so the following year I signed up for the Illinois Morel Mushroom Hunting Championships, held the first Saturday in May.
Finding reasonably priced round trip tickets from New York to Peoria on the first weekend in May was a lot easier than finding a mushrooming companion. I was rather surprised none of my mycological society friends were game, as there could be lots of morels to be had: morels to find, morels to bid on at auction, dried morels to buy on tables loaded with morel-themed doodads and gizmos—everything for the morel hunter and her co-dependents. Maybe it was the Peoria thing. Anyway, I ended up going alone.
The Illinois State Morel Mushroom Hunting Championship was founded in 1996 by Tom and Vicky Nauman, proprietors of morelmania.com, a website that was created to market Tom's hand carved morel Shroom Sticks™ (he carves 800 to 900 walking sticks a year), and is devoted to morel-related education, activities, and products. There were almost eight million hits on the site in 2009. In 2007, the year I went, the championships were held in the windy city of Henry, a small central Illinois town on the Illinois River, composed of tidy houses, cut lawns, and flowering lilacs. Hunters from all over Illinois and several other states inundate the scant hotel accommodations, or set up tent communities on the fairgrounds where the festivities are held.
By the time I got into town it was early evening. I checked into my hotel, the Henry Harbor Inn, on a dirt road next to the river. The brochure that came with my room key read, "Welcome to Henry. Best Town by a Dam Site." The hotel was bustling; the parking lot full, and every car had a big cooler in its trunk.
I arrived for the hunt early the next morning. Very early, like, the third person to register. So I had plenty of time to eat pancakes in the dining hall. That's where I met Dave Mallery, as a result of pronouncing the "s" in Illinois, and his asking where I was from.
Dave is a longtime resident of rural Illinois, an enthusiastic outdoorsman dressed in camo. He explained the morels were late this year, and I guess he felt sorry that I'd come so far for a sparse hunt, because he offered to take me out after the competition for some hunting on our own. I ate my pancakes in a state of euphoria. Not even twelve hours on the ground and I'd found someone who would share his spots with me!
After breakfast I went outside to wait for one of the four idling yellow school buses that would take us to the hunting grounds for the competition. I stood against a building to escape the wind—it was a chilly 55˚–next to a couple who were doing the same. We started talking. Al Nighsonger was a biker with all the trimmings: leather jacket, jackboots, a long grey ponytail, a smoker's cough. He represents a type of mushroom hunter that I've met in the commercial morel forests in Montana: hard living, off the grid, a live-free-or-die outlaw type of man. His wife, Dee, is a steady, self-confident woman with a lovely melodic voice, a former Iraq war Air Force gunner in a soldier's cap.
"You come with us, and you'll find mushrooms," Al promised. "We'll look for you on the golf course."
We did indeed go to a golf course—which troubled me: the thought of searching for morels on a trimmed green seemed unsporting, like an Easter egg hunt on a lawn. We all bundled out of the buses, negotiating walking sticks and wicker baskets, and Tom Nauman, a stocky, bearded fellow, clambered atop an ambulance parked near the clubhouse to explain the rules: At the end of ninety minutes a siren will sound giving notice there are thirty minutes left in the hunt. After 119 minutes a siren will sound twice, notifying hunters they have sixty seconds in which to turn in their mushrooms to officials. (At this point the assembled group started looking at one another in confusion.) Sixty-one seconds after the final siren has been sounded, hunters will be penalized ten mushrooms for lateness. Anyone more than 10 minutes late forfeits his or her mushrooms. No pooling mushrooms, no getting unauthorized help. No damaging the fungus that lives below ground.
Then, after a few words about how big the hunt had become in its twelve years of operation and, to my relief, some general directions regarding the elm woods beyond the range, Tom pulled the trigger of his starter gun and off we all ran, a rather undignified crowd of 300 flapping across the grass in our rubber boots. Al and Dee headed west into the woods and I followed.
Dee disappeared right away, but Al led me along, a sixteen-ounce can of Busch beer in one hand, smoking cigarettes the whole time, pointing with his lit butt at one tree or another. In the Midwest, given the right temperature and rainfall, morels may be found in abundance under dying elm trees. And due to Dutch elm disease, a fungal blight, there are a lot of dying elms.
"You'll find morels under that there elm," he said, pointing at a dense thicket.
While Al sat on a stump, I crawled under, my clothes and hair tugged and ripped as I pushed through. But sure enough, I found morels. I knew they were growing under a dying elm, but the undergrowth was so thick I couldn't see the tree. I could only look over my shoulder at Al, who gestured for me to keep going, keep going, with a wave of his hand, and I obeyed, crawling like an infantryman through the nettles and briers. Using this technique, Al and I found about 35 hard won morels, and then the siren blew and we had to head out of the woods. Because we shared a bag, I couldn't submit our morels for competition. Actually, everyone was grousing that there weren't many mushrooms, although most people seemed to have collected a few pounds in the two hours we hunted.
An auction followed the hunt, and somewhere in the middle of it, the hunt winners were announced. I didn't care about the $200 prize money for the most morels collected, but I did covet a trophy once I saw it on display: a tacky plaque shaped like the state of Illinois with a little resin morel attached. Biggest mushroom (six inches tall) and smallest mushroom (1/2 inch tall) also won prizes, although I knew an even smaller mushroom had been found. On the bumpy bus ride back to the fairgrounds, a young lady held up an absolutely miniscule specimen for me to inspect but when we suddenly hit a rut, she dropped it.
Hunters from around the state brought mushrooms to sell at the auction, and they were expensive: prices varied from $50 to $90 a pound—about what high-end gourmet shops in New York were charging that year. The auctioneer, a fellow in an emergency orange coat and motorcycle boots with spurs, held up half pound bags of morels at a time for everyone to look at. One fellow, a trotter jockey from Florida with a blond crew cut, filled a cooler with sixteen pounds of these pricey mushrooms, peeling off fifty-dollar bills from a wad of cash as thick as a steak. Dave sat next to me at the auction, and he explained that some hunters soaked the mushrooms to make the bag heavier. At one point a shaggy pale-eyed dude from Los Angeles shuffled over and asked if I was the New York reporter who was just there to have fun, and then proceeded to tell me he always finds morels after he's done a good deed, and that he didn't want to say it, but he thought it was due to divine intervention.
I'd heard stuff like this before. Hunters who stumble upon a great patch of mushrooms have been know to wear the same clothes again, thinking they bring them luck. Some hunters carry a small basket so as not to alert the mushrooms, or pretend they are not really hunting at all, just walking in the woods, acting casual, so as not to jinx their chances. "Never say the M word in the woods," they'll warn, and never pick the first morel you see, because they send a signal underground to the other morels and then they'll all go into hiding. There is certainly a feeling of inevitability when you do find them—almost like it is your destiny to find that mushroom. After all, many fungi live underground. They are by their very nature mysterious. But on the other hand, one of the trophy winners was a PhD in mycology, so obviously he enjoyed an edge based not on superstition, luck, outwitting the mushroom spirits, or by agreement with God, but because he'd taken a lot of biology courses.
After a pork chop sandwich—a delicious though architecturally challenging meal as the bone was still in—Dave took me to a spot he'd scoped out beside the river earlier in the day. We hunted a sandy bank of dying elms across the road from river wetlands. It was strewn with the kind of garbage that people chuck out of their cars–I kept expecting to stumble over a corpse, and was jittery enough to jump at the sight of a naked, discarded baby doll haphazardly buried under a sprinkling of damp pine needles. But mushrooms don't care about the aesthetics of their place, sometimes they even seem to prefer beat up and run down areas, and true to form, this one was blanketed with blond morels. I picked about three pounds with Dave, and we talked about mortgages and colleges and all the stuff that preoccupies middle aged people regardless of how cool their sunglasses are.
The next morning I had a tentative plan to hunt with Al and Dee at their spot "where no one else ever goes" but as I couldn't get hold of them early, I signed on for the morel hunting tour with Tom Nauman. I balked at the $75 price tag, but Tom said it was way worth it, plus I'd get some swag. While I waited for our group to convene in the arts hall, I perused the morel merchandise. There were morel-themed refrigerator magnets, salt and peppershakers, napkin holders, statuettes of all sorts, t-shirts, hats, aprons… I almost bought a pair of resin morel wire earrings, but when I tried them on they looked like misshapen beige warts hanging from my earlobes.
About twenty of us took a bus, driven by a bottle blond driver who told me repeatedly how she could never stand to live in the rat race that is New York City, to a lovely farm. We scrabbled under bramble, through woods, in and out of fields, Tom pointing out dead elms with no mushrooms under them, all the while talking about how many hits the Morel Mania site had gotten that spring. Tom had told us to look for morels at the base of elms whose bark was shearing off, and I saw one tree that looked promising. Indeed, I circled it, and found a few morels at its base. As I checked the leaf litter for more—mushrooms will often come up at the drip line of a tree, a circumference determined by the tree canopy–a young couple approached with vexed expressions. "We saw this tree from fifty yards away," he said, his eye on my small cache of mushrooms, and she nodded. I shrugged and left—I think I had all the mushrooms anyway—but I felt a little like I'd been accused of stealing someone's cab.
Luckily, Al and Dee were hanging out in the fairgrounds parking lot drinking coffee when we returned. I couldn't get my freebies fast enough—a bottle of water and a thin volume called Find the Tree, Find the Morel, written by a teenage wunderkind on the Illinois hunting scene—before I hopped in my car to follow them to their mysterious grounds.
We passed the airport in Peoria, and pulled into a military installation. Dee showed her pass and, after yucking it up for a few minutes with the baby-faced boys holding automatic rifles, drove us to a beautiful moist forest deep within the base. What they'd said was true—we had the woods to ourselves. However, the forest was at the end of a firing range, and practice was going on. Guns popped and crackled and bullets whizzed overhead periodically, buzzing through the high branches, nipping off twigs. I hunted with my shoulders bunched around my ears, trying to make my head a smaller target. "Oh, that's just the police practicing," said Dee, utterly unperturbed. "Now if it were machine gunners, I'd say walk low."
We found many pounds of big morels and Dee told me that she and Al had gone hunting on their wedding day, which was in May. Sitting in the plane, my bag stuffed with pie boxes brimming with morels, I thought about my flight over, how I'd felt the lone mushroomer then, and how different my experience in Illinois actually was. Were the people so nice because of a kind of morel brotherhood? I don't know.
Maybe it's just Peoria.


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Police: No video of suspected rapist's car
Woman pushing stroller home from Bartram Park grocery store attacked, police say
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Days after a man was said to have raped a woman behind a Bartram Park shopping center Friday night, Jacksonville police are still asking for help tracking him down.
So far, no surveillance video of the suspect's car has been found in the area, police said.
The incident happened just before 6 p.m. behind the Shoppes at Bartram Park on Old St. Augustine Road.
According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office report, the man followed the woman leaving the grocery store to walk home, grabbed her stroller with her baby son inside and threatened to push it into a retention pond. He then dragged the victim onto a mattress and sexually assaulted her while continuing to make threats against her baby.
She told officers she scratched him in the face and he left, taking her cellphone and an undisclosed amount of cash with him.
She was treated for injuries and her baby was not hurt.
VIDEO: Sky4 drone flies over Bartram Park
Over the weekend, police released a sketch of the attacker. He was described as a light-skinned black or possibly Hispanic man, 20 to 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, with a muscular build, straight black hair and brown eyes. He was driving an older-model gray four-door Honda-type car with "damaged looking" tinted windows.
Shoppers who frequent the area were shocked to hear about what happened.
"I'm floored," Debbie Vanschoor, a shopper, said. "There's no words to explain the sorrow that I feel for her."
Many residents in the area walk to and from the shopping center without worry. But Friday evening, police said the victim was walking home when a man approached her in his car.
According to police, the man was trying to get her attention and was making cat calls. That's when he followed her to the back of the plaza and raped her.
The area behind the shopping center that the woman took as a shortcut home is heavily wooded. News4Jax crime and safety analyst Gil Smith went to the spot for a closer look.
"No one can see anything, and you're so far from the parking lot that anybody can do anything back here," Smith said. "It's really a place no one should cut through.
Smith said regardless of location, it's important for people to be aware of their surroundings and to avoid secluded areas. One shopper told us she's going to be more vigilant after this incident.
"Definitely hold my keys," Vanschoor said. "Hit the panic button if I feel uncomfortable. Hopefully that will deter somebody."
Anyone with information about the man sketched in the above composite photo is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
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As Cancer Treatments Advance, So Do Costs
At a big cancer meeting in Chicago right now there's a lot of talk about progress in cancer treatment, including experimental new drugs for skin cancer and lung cancer.
More and more often the medicines being developed to treat cancer act narrowly — on very specific types of cancer linked to specific genetic mutations. The drugs tend to be of most help to a relatively small group of patients, and that combination means prices for the treatments can be very high.
So it seems fitting that the steep cost of cancer care is also getting a look at the American Society of Clinical Oncology conference. And some of the findings are pretty sobering.
Take, for instance, a look at the financial prognosis for cancer patients in the state of Washington. Researchers linked databases on newly diagnosed cancer and court records to figure out the risk of bankruptcy for cancer patients. Among the more than 230,000 people in the cancer database, they found that about 4,800 had filed for bankruptcy during a follow-up period that averaged a little more than four years.
Overall, the bankruptcy rate was 2.1 percent for the cancer patients. But the risk of bankruptcy varied by cancer and was highest for those with malignancies of the lung, thyroid, and also leukemia and lymphoma. The risk of bankruptcy was much lower for people age 65 and up, who would be eligible for Medicare.
Costs of cancer care in the U.S. hit $124.6 billion in 2010 and are expected to surpass $158 billion in 2020, the National Cancer Institute found in an analysis earlier this year. Check NCI's site here for the costs of care for specific cancers.
Even people with health insurance struggle with the bills. A study from Duke and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that out-of-pocket drug copayments and other costs of care not picked up by insurance caused patients to scrimp.
To cope with those costs, more than half the people spent less on food and clothing. Nearly half used all or part of their savings, and almost one-third didn't fill prescriptions. "People still couldn't afford groceries and were spending life savings on cancer care," Duke's Dr. Yousuf Zafar told Reuters.


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Fried Jell-O, live musical performances, the tallest Ferris wheel in North America — and it's all at the State Fair of Texas®, Sept. 30-Oct. 23.
That's right, 18 days and counting until the fair begins, and DART can get you to all the fun and excitement!
Take the Green Line to Fair Park Station and arrive front and center at the fairground's main entrance.
You also can ride the Green Line to MLK, Jr. Station located south of R.B. Cullum Boulevard and convenient to the Gate 6 entrance and the Cotton Bowl Stadium.
Check out the service schedule during the fair, at DART.org/Statefair.
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Personnel for MONAB V began to assemble at RNAS
Ludham from 6th December 1944, for formation as a type B MONAB.
However due to a late policy change it was decided to a change the
units role, the planned Mobile Repair components were withdrawn on
November 1st and the standard Mobile Maintenance and Maintenance
Servicing units (part of a type A MONAB) were substituted, in
addition two Maintenance, Storage & Reserve components were
attached, the result was a hybrid MONAB, neither a type A nor B
MONAB but somewhere in between.
At the beginning of December 1944 the MONAB
formation base was a very crowded place; the personnel of MONABs III
& IV were not due to depart until the 20th and the programme called
for MONAB v and TAMY 1 to be simultaneously assembled. The
overcrowding was eased by splitting TAMY 1 in a similar fashion to
that for MONAB II; the HQ component was to form at Ludham and the
technical components at HMS GOSLING in Lancashire.
MONAB V was allocated the following maintenance
components to provide support facilities fort he following aircraft
* Detached to operate under MONAB 1 on arrival in
This late change to the units component make up
led to considerable re-drafting and many ratings joined only a few
days prior to sailing from the UK; drafting leave had to be given
top priority, the necessarily large store parties came second and
familiarisation of ratings with their equipment and instruction in
tropical hygiene etc came a poor third.
MONAB V was no different from its predecessors
when it came to shortfalls and inadequacies in equipment and
training. In particular the preparation of the vehicles for shipment
was impeded by the inadequate servicing facilities and the delivery
of many vehicles too late to be properly serviced before
embarkation. In some cases, vehicles joined the convoy en route to
the port of embarkation. The main consequence of this was that no
time was available for checking the spare parts carried by each
vehicle. The M/T section suffered considerably because the ratings
allowed by complement were not yet available. In addition, the
complement of drivers for a typical MONAB was made out for an
allowance of 88 prime movers, whereas MONAB V had 122 prime movers
allocated to fulfil the new role.
Additionally the full complement of radio vans
did not arrive until shortly before moving off and therefore wore
not checked or tested before sailing. MONAB Staff found there was
insufficient time allowed to familiarise the unit's very junior
Telegraphist staff with the equipment supplied, most of them had
never seen the ground radio equipment before. Also, insufficient
numbers of specially trained and experienced air radio mechanics
were drafted, this necessitated many being sent on special short
courses, this meant them not being available for checking over their
Storing difficulties prior to the movement of the
unit from the United Kingdom were considerable; it was the practice
that as far as possible all stores were sent by depots to Ludham.
This vast mass of stores (of which a disconcertingly large
proportion were in cases and crates weighing over 4 cwts {200
Kilos}) had to be manhandled several times between arrival at the
nearest railhead (a village station) and dispatch by rail again to
the port of embarkation. Some of the stores despatched from the
depots were delivered by road and needed to be uncreated for
overseas shipment. Many items together with a considerable quantity
of G-1098 equipment had to be re-cased or crated after acceptance.
Reports on the experiences of earlier MONABs and
their formation difficulties were not available for reference by
units currently forming, commanding officers reports on proceeding
were filled once the MONAB was installed and had not yet filtered
back to the MNAO staff. Consequently answers to the questions as to
how much cash, loan clothing and compo rations etc., should be taken
appeared to be left to the guesswork of the supply officer.
Despite the problems and obstacles encountered
during formation, MONAB V commissioned as an independent command on
February 1st 1945 bearing the ships name HMS 'NABSWICK', Captain H.G.
DICKINSON D.S.C. RN in command. TAMY 1 also commissioned on this
date as H.M.S. NABSFORD; both units were to be despatched together,
their personnel and equipment departed for Gladstone docks,
Liverpool, over night on February 16th for passage to Australia.
Up to this time, MONAB V had not been allocated
an operations site; negotiations with the Australian authorities to
secure further airfields on loan were being hampered by labour
disputes and delayed completion dates. It was decided to house MONAB
V at RAAF Jervis Bay, NSW as soon as it was ready. Upon its arrival
in Australia, it was to lodge at Nowra with MONAB I, a few miles to
the north of Jervis Bay until it was ready for occupation.
Personnel embarked in S.S. STIRLING CASTLE
(Transport J.4) for passage to Australia, sailing on February 18th
1945; the unit's stores and equipment were to travel in the S.S.
DURHAM, which sailed three days later.
Command of MONAB V transferred, temporarily, to
Commander T.K. MASTERMAN on March 9th 1945, Captain Dickinson having
been detached to assume command of MONAB I at Nowra.
The S.S. STIRLING CASTLE arrived at Sydney 29th
March and on disembarking the personnel travelled by train to HMS
NABBINGTON, RNAS Nowra, the stores and equipment following on a week
later. Both the M.S.R. units were detached to operate under MONAB I
once their equipment and vehicles were unloaded. Once collected
together at Nowra the personnel of MONAB V began transporting
equipment and erecting the various MONAB components at Jervis Bay;
the airfield was at that time operating as a tender to Nowra, and in
use for operational flying by MONAB I from March 7th. During this
period of installation the personnel were accommodated at Nowra,
there being hardly any permanent buildings or facilities on the
airfield at Jervis Bay.
The men of MONAB V begin setting up
their mobile equipment at R.N.A.S. Jervis Bay. This unit
made full use of their mobile structures as the airfield
had virtually no permanent buildings. Photo:
From author's collection.
On disembarking the unit's stores at Sydney, it
was found that a number of cases had sustained damage due more to
the rough handling given them by stevedores than to faulty
construction. A number of oases were lost in the general confusion
of stores at the docks and some of the N.A.A.F.I. stores had been
broken into presumably because the letters "NAAFI" wore painted on
the cases. Overall, however, the damage and loss were relatively
slight when it is considered that over 5,000 cases were brought from
the United Kingdom.
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Support for disembarked front line squadrons.
MONAB Components :
Mobile Maintenance 4, Maintenance Servicing 7 & 8, Maintenance,
Storage & Resave 1 & 2, Mobile Air Torpedo Maintenance Unit 6
Commissioned :
01 February 1945 (at Ludham)
01 May 1945 (at RNAS Jervis Bay)
15 November 1945 (at RNAS Nowra)
Paid Off :
14 November 1945 (at RNAS Jervis Bay)
18 March 1946 (at RNAS Nowra)
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Paul's speech ignites Twitterverse
Twitter wasted no time weighing in on Tuesday on Sen. Rand Paul's statement that America "will find a place" for millions of illegal immigrants in the United States. Here's how the Kentucky Republican's remarks played among conservatives, liberals and journalists on Twitter:
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Interesting play by Rand Paul on immigration reform. Endorsing path to citizenship is a big move. Popular with young, but not rest of base. — David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) March 19, 2013
Rand Paul to join amnesty-pushers: rollcall.com/news/paul_goes… Well, there goes his chance at the presidency #DontStandWithRand — Mark Krikorian (@MarkSKrikorian) March 19, 2013
All the top GOP prospects for president in 2016 now support a path to citizenship, no? (Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Paul Ryan) — igorvolsky (@igorvolsky) March 19, 2013
So I guess people are calling Rand Paul a RINO now. — Doug Mataconis (@dmataconis) March 19, 2013
Foreshadowing: Rand Paul is about to tell quite the vignette explaining why he never learned to speak Spanish, growing up in Texas. — Mike O'Brien (@mpoindc) March 19, 2013
Since the filibuster I've been waiting on the same folks who turned on Paul Ryan and Chris Christie to start yelling RINO at Rand Paul. — Bethany S. Mandel (@bethanyshondark) March 19, 2013
no where in Rand Paul's speech does he call for a "path to citizenship," but that's how the AP decides to spin it. — Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) March 19, 2013
RAND PAUL ENDORSES PATH TO CITIZENSHIP FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS… drudge.tw/ZPJyz2 — DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) March 19, 2013
Rand Paul at USHCC: "Growing up in Texas, I never met a Latino who wasn't working."— daveweigel (@daveweigel) March 19, 2013
So Rand Paul wants to"verify" that the border is secure before going ahead with legalization. What does that mean?— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) March 19, 2013
Rand Paul once called for an end to birthright citizenship and an underground electric border fence, so there's that. huff.to/15XZN2h— Elise Foley (@elisefoley) March 19, 2013


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[LISTEN] New Mixtape: Ludaverses-Ludacris
Not even 2 days into the new year Chris Lova Lova AKA Ludacris has dropped a new mixtape titled Ludavereses. This mixtape comes days after he proposed to his long time girlfriend Eudoxiee. On this mixtape he mixes all of his best freestyles from the past few months into a 20 minute super mix. He raps over "Hot N*gga," "Tuesday," "Tom Ford," "Feeling Myself," and more.
Luda's Burning Bridges EP is available for free on Google Play, and will be available at other digital retailer on January 6. Also be on the look out for his 9th studio album Ludaversal on March 31. Until then check out the hot mix below:


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Data Subject
Data Subject: the individual whose data you may hold or use.
In the case of churches, this could be anyone from a full church member, to someone who has taken an Alpha course, to a couple who previously got married at the church.
You may have had visitors attend the church from years ago whose visitor cards you still have in a folder, or whose information is still held on your database.
Each person on whom you hold data will be a Data Subject.


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WASHINGTON — Israel aircraft bombed a target in Syria overnight Thursday, an Obama administration official said Friday night, as United States officials said they were considering military options, including carrying out their own airstrikes.
American officials did not provide details on the target of the Israeli strike. But in late January, Israel carried out airstrikes against SA-17 antiaircraft weapons, which the Israelis feared were about to be moved to the Hezbollah Shiite militia in Lebanon.
Israel has been worried that chemical weapons and advanced arms might be transferred to Hezbollah from Syria, and the Israeli military has made clear that it is prepared to take action to stop such shipments.
PresidentBashar al-Assadof Syria has long had a close relationship with Hezbollah, and Syria has been a gateway for shipping Iranian weapons to the militia.
Hezbollah has sent trainers and advisers to Syria to help Mr. Assad with his war against the Syrian opposition, American officials say, and Syrian opposition officials report that Hezbollah fighters are also involved in the conflict.
A spokesman for the Israeli Embassy in Washington declined on Friday night to comment on the Israeli attack, which was first reported by CNN, saying only in a statement, "Israel is determined to prevent the transfer of chemical weapons or other game-changing weaponry by the Syrian regime to terrorists, specially to Hezbollah in Lebanon."
The Israeli attack came as the Obama administration — as part of its examination of possible responses to obtaining conclusive proof that Mr. Assad has used chemical weapons — is considering military options with allies. Those options include attacking Syria's antiaircraft systems, military aircraft and some of its missile fleet, according to senior officials from several countries.
Those officials say that attacking the chemical stockpiles directly has been all but ruled out. "You could cause exactly the disaster you are trying to prevent," a senior Israeli military official said in an interview last week in Tel Aviv.
But attacking Mr. Assad's main delivery systems, the officials say, would curtail his ability to transport those weapons any significant distance. "This wouldn't stop him from using it on a village, or just releasing it on the ground, or handing something to Hezbollah," said one European official who has been involved in the conversations. "But it would limit the damage greatly."
The topic was alluded to on Thursday, when Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel met with his British counterpart and talked about "the need for new options" if Mr. Assad used his chemical arsenal, the officials said. But while the military has been developing and refining options for the White House for months, the discussion appears to have taken a new turn, officials say, in the struggle to determine whether the suspected use of sarin gas near Aleppo and Damascus last month was a prelude to greater use of such weapons.
"There are a lot of options on the table, and they're generally carrying equal weight at the moment," a senior administration official said Friday. He declined to discuss the others, though Mr. Hagel talked on Thursday about arming rebel groups
So far, President Obamahas been reluctant to get involved in the Syrian conflict. He has ruled out placing American forces on the ground, a stance he reiterated on Friday at a new conference in San José, Costa Rica, where he was meeting with Latin American leaders.
Mr. Obama told reporters he did not foresee a situation in which "American boots on the ground in Syria would not only be good for America but also would be good for Syria," adding that he had consulted with leaders in the Mideast who agree.
When asked in recent days whether recent evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria crossed the "red line" he set in August, Mr. Obama described questions he would need to have answered — including when and how chemical weapons were used — before he would take action. Even then, he made clear, he may choose something well short of military action.
By Israeli estimates, Syria has 15 to 20 major chemical weapons sites, many near airfields that would make transport by plane relatively easy. Military planners say they would want to avoid hitting the chemicals for fear of creating toxic sites that could injure or kill civilians.
Ideally, one American commander said, the stockpiles would be surrounded, protected and then incinerated, much as the United States has done with its chemical arsenal. But that takes years, and as one official said, "We don't have years, and we can't keep troops there."
That is why attacking the delivery systems seems like the next best option to many in the administration. Israel was believed to be behind an attack on some Syrian missiles in January as they were about to be transported, presumably to Hezbollah. On Wednesday, Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu told Israeli lawmakers that a Hezbollah missile attack, using chemical weapons, was one of his chief concerns.
If Mr. Obama and his allies proceeded with an attack on air defenses, missiles and the Syrian Air Force, they would most likely use Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from ships in the eastern Mediterranean and fighter jets that might be able to fire missiles without entering Syrian airspace. But it is unclear how effective those would be.
Mr. Obama has always made clear that any action should be taken with allies and neighbors. But NATO has been reluctant, and Russia, which keeps a naval base in Syria, has been opposed. Israeli officials have said that they do not want to go into Syria, fearing that any Israeli attack would fuel Mr. Assad's argument that the civil war in his country is the result of foreign provocations. Some Israeli officials have argued that the Arab League should be in the vanguard of any attack, but it has shown little interest in direct military intervention in the Syrian conflict.
That has left the same trio that led the attack on Libya in 2011: the United States, Britain and France. There has been constant discussion among their militaries about "options of every kind," one official involved in the talks said this week. "Clearly, an airstrike would be much more complex than in Libya," the official said, noting that most of the targets there were in the desert.
The deliberations on how to respond militarily to any confirmed use of chemical weapons was taking place against the backdrop of some of the most intense conventional fighting in the two-year-old Syrian conflict, which has left more than 70,000 people dead.
Opposition activists and fighters in Syria accused Mr. Assad's military of carrying out attacks for the second straight day on the Mediterranean seaport of Baniyas and the village of Bayda, where dozens of civilians, including children, were found dead Thursday, some stabbed and burned. The National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, the main anti-Assad political group, said in a statement that the attacks constituted another war crime.
Syria's official SANA news agency said nothing about civilian killings in Baniyas or Bayda in its dispatches on the fighting, asserting that its forces had "destroyed a number of terrorists' dens and gatherings in several areas, killing and injuring many terrorists." It also said insurgents had lobbed mortar shells at the Damascus airport.


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My father, Craig K. Harmon, retired in the afternoon on July 3rd, 2014 when his heart gave out after only 67 years of brilliance. I've shared the following story with some friends but I see no reason to not share it with everyone, it is the story of how this amazing man encouraged me to become a hacker (and submit patches) through international standards development.
Several of you have asked in one way or another where I got my passion, desire, crazed instance on making impossible things happen and more so why (against all odds) I want to bring this community together. It is due to one man, my father.
At the age of 11 my father, Craig Kenneth Harmon took me to the founding meeting of this international Sub Committee 31 (SC 31) within ISO the International Organization for Standardization called "JTC 1/ SC 31, Automatic Identification and Data Collection" that he made through building relations between 17 different countries that stuck around after the founding of JTC 1, Joint Technical Committee 1 which later spawned a slew of other standards including SC 27 "IT Security Techniques." There was this SC31 AutoID standard being worked on numbered DRAFT 15438 and would later be called PDF417. (If you don't recognize it, pull out your drivers license and look at the back or look at your Geneva Card (DoD CAC Card and compare it to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDF417). Well, at this meeting the committee was demonstrating that you could take out individual pixels (representing damage) or put various lines through the code and it would still work due to a mix of error correction features in the code words (Reed-Solomon Err Correction) and design features as well as - for lack of a better term, redundant and distributed data built into the protocol itself, really cool stuff and it is being brute tested behind us constantly scanning with minor attacks via scribbles being made and it keeps beeping along.
So I prepped ahead of time, read up on the standard, technologies implemented, design features and specs as well as doing some silly math problems to "build my own 15438 code" by hand filling in grid paper blocks (It took several weeks but my father helped me do it.) so I could talk about it in this fancy pants ISO based meeting sponsored by the UN in Seattle in front of international delegates, at 11, but I was determined to go and my Dad was cool with it and I could participate as long as I knew what I was talking about. At one point I catch myself staring at the scanner silently scanning with an OK output.
We get to the sub-committee meeting with all of these formal parliamentarian (Robert's Rules of Order) procedures are being used and I politely sit back, take notes and follow along with a dozen or so delegates glancing at this kid the corner. Now, you have to understand these kind of specs must include studies and reports from technical groups underneath them that get down to the nitty gritty of what should the scanner interface lens system consist of or colors that we must use to be read at a confidence rating down to 60% and must do error correction. These standards are why your DL uses the specific opposite shades of white and black for greatest contrast, yet a can of soda can have both blue and silver or red and silver for a Code 39 symbol representing a UPC identifier. Contrast and reflection are the key elements, almost half of the symbol is gone from attendees adding a black mark or scribbling with a pen, the output is still OK.
After we come back from our break for lunch, I walk over to the machine and decide to test a theory. While you can entirely black out the middle of the symbol, can the error correction handle excessive light beam damage from light refraction? Can we test this with a single droplet of water? Let's do it. So I grab a water glass and take a single small drop and land it in the middle of the code. INPUT ERROR. The machine starts audibly erring with a you-broke-me-beep, my Dad looks over, the whole room looks over, all eyes are on me and the machine that I just broke.
My Dad walks over, grinning from ear to ear, and jokingly reprimands "What did you do?" to which I can't help but laugh
I quickly realize the rest of the room wasn't happy with my laughing as several representatives of several international delegations start to get up and walk towards me, so I stammer out "Uhm… I broke it with a drop of water" and half the room starts laughing.
"Do it again, with a fresh piece of paper"
So I print out another PDF 417 symbol, which quite seriously had written into it portions of the Declaration of Independence, and put it under the scanner.
I take a drop from a water glass and place it in the middle
Murmuring and neighbor discussion about causes with constant glances my way
"Humidity must be an environment factor considered and the paper water resistance should be studied," I manage to creep out after a while
The rest is a bunch of of administrative bureaucratic procedure, but together we were able to build relations for adopting paper types and setting refraction prevention techniques as well as specifications for the symbol reader.
My first hack (and patch) was due to my father, Craig K. Harmon who also taught me the importance of bringing together people of different backgrounds, languages, cultures and nationalities to build something amazing that can change the world. This symbology proved to the world that we could reliably mark individual items and eventually lead to package tracking systems, the Internet of Things, QR Codes, commercialized radio frequency identification and commerce today being possible.
I love you and deeply miss you Dad. The world was a better place with you around.
More at https://qed.org/ckh
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We live in a society in which the conversational environment is increasingly poor, although we hear the word 'communication' in any street corner, at the office, on the bus and so on. We hear this word in families in lines like 'My husband and I no longer communicate'. Why? Because we follow our own ideas, because of the computer, because of TV, radio, in which we discover that too many people spend a lot of time capturing mechanical messages and they do not find time to exchange messages like living beings, loving and affectionate with the family members.
If the mother and the father are sitting in front of the TV or the computer, about 7 hours a day, plus the time during lunch, the road to / from work, the hours of sleep, we barely have time to talk. When and how to do to get to understand how important are these discussions in the family, these exchange of ideas. There are many occasions when both partners spend time together (at the coffee morning, bedtime). A small discussion is extremely important to the health of their relationship and for the balanced development of the child.
In many couples the problems can be solved and a disintegration of the family can be prevented through conversation. You must talk about what bothers one of the family members: the mother, the father or the child. Listen to what he has to say, debate the issue, find a solution together. To educate some children to succeed, parents must learn how to communicate among themselves and with their children.
Do not expect the other to 'realize' something is wrong. Let go of the thoughts like: he 'must' see that you do not liked something. It is much easier to say 'my dear, let me finish what I started', if it's about a punishment or if the child is scold. If the mother comes and scolds the child for a mistake, the father should not intervene with something contrary.
Slip among the evening news, the prime time shows, dialogues that matter a lot in the communication between husband and wife, especially when the child is present. When these discussions are happy, affectionate, the child will feel safe. He feels he belongs to a loving family. Of course, children should be included in the family conversations. In this way he learns to deal in the adult world, they become more active and build a vocabulary that will develop the skills to talk and to adapt in society. We must not forget that the child is not an adult in miniature. A child has the interests of his own age and his attention is very low. What is of a very short time for an adult can be an eternity for the child. So do not invite the children in long and boring conversation.
The common denominator in all relationships is the need of each one to feel loved and understood. The discussions with children must be in a way that they feel as important members of the family in terms of communication. This builds and sets relationships we enjoy a lifetime, being a way to communicate your love, care and respect for your child.
In this century of speed it often happens for a child of ten or fourteen years old to enter into conversation with his parents and they to answer only with 'yes' or 'no', without the slightest effort to enter in conversation with him or to ignore him. This is one of the certain ways to determine your child to feel better in the neighbor's house, in the discussions in front of the building, to enter into unhealthy environment or in a band.


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Board of Directors
Tina Steinsvik Sund
Tina Steinsvik Sund works as an independent advisor and board director. She is currently a non-executive board director of Zalaris, Argentum and BlueStep. She has previously held various positions at Sparebank 1 SMN (as Group Chief Operating Officer and Head of Strategy), Intel Capital and Accenture.
Knut Flåthen
Board Member
Knut Ole Flåthen is a retired Navy captain. In the period 1996 to 2008 he was Director General to the Norwegian Mapping Authority. Before and after that period he was CEO of several private companies. Flåthen holds the Commodore title of the Finish Lion knighthood and as Knight 1. class of the Royal St.Olav Order of chivalry.


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Lowongan Kerja Accounting PT WIKA Rekayasa Konstruksi Agustus 2016
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Rekrutmen WIKA Konstruksi – PT Wijaya Karya Rekayasa Konstruksi is a member of PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk (WIKA Group) with core business in the field of construction electrical and mechanical. WIKA Group, which owns 90.04% of WIKA Rekon's issued share capital, is the largest state-owned construction company in Indonesia. Other 9.96% remaining shares in WIKA Rekon was owned by WIKA Cooperative employees. Headquartered in Jakarta, WIKA Rekon has core competencies in Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) and Operation and Maintenance (OM) in the field of energy and industrial plant.
PT Wijaya Karya Rekayasa Konstruksi invites qualified candidates to fullfill the position as follows
- Accounting Team Lead
Requirements :
- Maximum age of 35 years old.
- Minimum Bachelor Degree (S1) from a reputable university, majoring in Accounting, Finance with minimum GPA of 2.75.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in the related field.
- Good team work and able to work in tight schedule.
- Willing to achieve higher responsibility.
- Good command in English in both written and spoken.
- Proficient computer application in the field.
- Strong understanding of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is preferred.
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Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque says he expects to stay on until France 2016, barring an unwanted surprise at next summer's World Cup finals.
While qualifying for Brazil 2014 was a little bit rockier than expected, Del Bosque's record as national team coach is unparalleled winning both the World Cup 2010 and Euro 2012.
The Spain boss told Television Espanola that he was looking forward to two more years in the job, but left it open that he might not continue should Spain not do as well as hoped when defending their title next year.
"We are agreed," Del Bosque said. "We get on very well. I really think highly of the national team, the federation, the directors and we are happy, that is the truth. But we have to be very careful as there is a long way to go, and then the World Cup, where things might not go as we think."
Nevertheless a deal for Del Bosque, 62, to remain in place up until the next European Championships is expected to be signed in the coming months, with the former Real Madrid player and coach widely respected and no obvious successor waiting to take on the job.
RFEF spokesperson Jorge Perez also told Spain's national broadcaster that while there was no rush to get everything signed he was sure an agreement would be reached before next summer.
"We have spoken with him, and there will be no problem," Perez said. "But that does not mean we will sign the contract tomorrow. We have until the World Cup to do it, calmly, but we are delighted with him, he is also happy, so there is no problem."


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How many times do you catch yourself saying "Oh, I'll do that tomorrow."?
I'm a recovering IDTT'er (I'll do that tomorrow'er).
From getting gas to doing the dishes to putting way laundry, it's always going to be done "tomorrow".
The problem with IDTT is that it is not preparing your future (tomorrow) for success. Unexpected casualties arise every single day. When you think you'll have time for something tomorrow, boom a minor disaster happens and now you are stressing trying to get everything done.
You're driving home from work, stuck in traffic after a long, crazy day and you know you need gas in order to get to work tomorrow. A classic IDTT'er will tell themselves they can get gas in the morning on the way to work. No problemo. Then morning comes and you spill your green smoothie all over the floor and have to spend 20 minutes cleaning it up. Now your short on time, need a new breakfast option and still have to get gas. Hello stress.
Thankfully, IDTT recovery is possible with daily strategy implementation 🙂
Every evening, perhaps on your drive home from work, create a mental list of everything you can do that night to help make tomorrow run smoother. Get gas, pre-make your breakfast or lunch, plan your wardrobe and iron your clothes, pre-pack your yoga/gym clothes. The more you can get done the night before the better your day will go.
It's all about setting yourself up for success.
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In March 2012, the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation's Board of Directors approved a new Research Awards Program (RAP), the first dedicated exclusively to funding cutaneous lymphoma research. The signature funding initiative of the RAP, was the CLARIONS Grant Program, which stands for Curing Cutaneous Lymphoma by Advancing Research, Innovation and Offering New Solutions. This research grant program supported investigators interested in conducting innovative cutaneous lymphoma research.
CLARIONS Grant Recipients
Leandro Cerchietti, MD, Assistant Professor, Weill Cornell Medical College
Rachael Clark, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Dermatology, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Patrizia Fuschiotti, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh
Sergei Koralov, PhD, Assistant Professor, New York University School of Medicine
Tae Jin Kim, PhD, Postdoctoral Scholar, Stanford University School of Medicine
John O'Malley, MD, PhD, Research Fellow/Associate Physician, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Delphine Rolland, PharmD, PhD, Research Associate, University of Pennsylvania
Stefan M. Schieke, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, Medical College of Wisconsin
Learn more about CLARIONS recipients research in our annual Research Reports.
The Young Investigators Award (YIA) annual award is given to support travel of a young investigator who is presenting cutaneous lymphoma-related research at either the Society for Investigative Dermatology (SID) Annual Meeting or the American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting.
ASH Annual Meeting Recipients
Pamela B. Allen, MD, MS, Emory University School of Medicine
María Florencia Cayrol, PhD, University of Buenos Aires, Argentine
Salvia Jain, MD, New York University
Rebecca Kohnken, DVM, Ohio State University
Anjali Mishra, PhD, Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center
Bethany Mundy-Bosse, PhD, PhD, Ohio State University
Giorgia Saporiti, MD, University of Milan, Italy
Tianjiao Wang, PhD, University of Michigan
EORTC Cutaneous Lymphoma Task Force Meeting Recipients
Saritha Kartan, MD, PhD, FAAD, Thomas Jefferson University
Stefan M. Schieke, MD, University of Wisconsin-Madison
SID Annual Meeting Recipients
Oleg E. Akilov, MD, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Narin Apisanthanarax, MD, Case Western
Rachael Clark, MD, PhD, Harvard
Adèle de Masson, MD, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Carina A. Dehner, MD, Yale School of Medicine
Shamir Geller, MD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center; Tel Aviv Medical Center
Larisa Geskin, MD, University of Pittsburgh
Amrita Goyal, MD, University of Minnesota
Filiberto Cendeno Laurent, MD, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Karen McGinnus, MD, University of Pennsylvania
Tomomitsu Miyagaki, MD, PhD, The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
Xiao Ni, MD, PhD, MD Anderson
John T. O'Malley, MD, PhD, Harvard Medical School
Christiane Querfeld, MD, Northwestern University
Sima Rozati, MD, University Hospital Zurich - (IID YIA Recipient)
Makato Sugaya, MD, University of Tokyo, Japan
Rei Watanabe, MD, PhD, Harvard Skin Disease and Research Center, Department of Dermatology, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Chunlei Zhang, MD, PhD, MD Anderson
Research Discovers CTCL Incidence Rising in United States
The Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation funded an important epidemiology study that shows that the number of new cases of CTCL has doubled. In this study, Drs. Vincent Criscione and Martin Weinstock of Brown University report that there are approximately 1,600 new cases of CTCL diagnosed each year in the United States. This represents over double the number of new cases in the past fifteen years.
Groundbreaking Quality of Life Research Study
Dr. Marie-France Demierre of Boston University School of Medicine, Director of Skin Oncology, collaborated with the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation on an extremely important study, that of our patients' health-related quality of life. Health-related quality of life is a multidimensional term that includes the physical, functional, psychological, social health, and well-being of the individual.
Epidemiology Characterization Synonyms CTCL
BACKGROUND: The familial occurrence of mycosis fungoides (MF) has been reported only in 8 families. Recently, the HLA class II alleles DRB1* 11 and DQB1* 03 have been found to be significantly increased for patients with sporadic MF, suggesting a possible immunogenetic basis for the pathogenesis of this malignancy.
OBJECTIVE: We sought to detect familial occurrences of MF, to describe familial features, and to investigate the possible association or linkage with the HLA system in such cases.


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