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Think of mental health services as the bridges and roads of our state that support our families, friends and neighbors when facing an emotional crisis or raising a child with an emotional disturbance. Unfortunately, just like our real roads and bridges, the mental health system is crumbling. Years of rate cuts to providers and reductions in psychiatric beds and residences have left us unable to respond to those asking for help, let alone reaching out to people who are at risk of violence to themselves or others and must be brought into services.
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I am not the only person who thinks that New Hampshire has a problem. The Disabilities Rights Center and the federal Department of Justice have filed suit in federal court against New Hampshire, saying that our mental health system is out of compliance with federal laws for humane care for people with disabilities. Some patients are stuck in the state psychiatric hospital past when they are clinically cleared for discharge because community-based resources have dried up. Other patients (about 25 percent) are admitted and discharged in less than 24 hours because there is such pressure to admit people waiting in ERs. Still other patients languish in state nursing homes for want of community- supported housing.
Just like we need to make smart investments in our roads and bridges, so must we infuse our mental health system with the resources to help our neighbors and maintain public safety. The good news is that community mental health services are effective and cheap. One day of care at New Hampshire Hospital costs more than $1,000. A day of care in a supported community residence costs $200. The people we serve respond to therapy and medications and want to be a part of their communities. They want to work and be productive. They want their kids to graduate from high school and go on to college. Community mental health services can support families and individuals to meet these goals.
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The sun will come out tomorrow . . .
It's getting late in the game and the team you're rooting for is down by a significant margin. As a San Francisco Giants fan, this season I know that feeling all too well. With a week and a half left in Canonical's Indiegogo campaign, we're now starting to see posts on social media like this one on Google+ that starts out: "For the sake of the linux community, and the future of open source hardware projects, please help Ubuntu Edge become real."
With 11 days left and with the total so far at the mid-$9 million level, it appears it's going to take either a "Hail Mary" pass by someone with mile-deep pockets or a room full of Michael Bloombergs with cash-filled briefcases to make the $32 million goal originally sought by Canonical. Still, $9 million plus — or whatever Canonical ends up with after the deadline — is nothing to sneeze at, and we trust that it will be put to good use when it comes to developing Ubuntu Edge.
[Edit: I know the Indiegogo campaign is set up so that if Canonical doesn't make the goal, then they don't get the money. I would like to think, however, that if people are that serious about putting up money and/or ordering hardware, they should be able to do so and that Canonical should take this into account going forward.]
By a number of metrics, though, the Ubuntu Edge campaign is a short-term success by a wide margin, no matter what the final tally show 11 days from now.
But long-term success? Let's see how — or even if — Canonical delivers on Ubuntu Edge.
Meanwhile, back at Google+ . . . Aaron Seigo, in his normally straightforward and reasonable manner borne of an eloquence and wisdom that make him one of the true leaders of FOSS, weighs in with some comments in this thread.
Since he says this far better than I would, I'll let Aaron drive here. He says in his first comment:
"(… someone mentioned me, so here I come 🙂
"Yes, open hardware is very hard; just getting properly open software on consumer grade electronics that you can manufacturer your own devices with is not easy. We're finally there with the Vivaldi tablet we've been working on for a year now; we're working out the last Q/A issues on the factory lines (so many parts that have to go together just perfectly), but I can definitely tell you that it is not easy.
"Due to this, I respect that Canonical has decided to take on such a project.
"The biggest concern I have is exactly what the +Mehdi Zakaria Benadel alludes to in his original post:
"Some people have become convinced that the Edge is critical to the future of open hardware, and so if the funding fails to materialize they may take this is a signal that Free software and open consumer electronics just aren't meant to be.
"Thankfully, that is not the case. Canonical is not all of Linux or Free software; Ubuntu is not all of Linux or Free software. Even if Canonical does not succeed in this, others will persist on and we will succeed.
"If the Edge succeeds then we can rejoice together. At this point that looks unlikely, however. If it does not succeed then we simply need to move on and not let one failure by one company convince us that the sky has fallen in.
"Companies and projects fail all the time, that's just how it is. Fortunately enough also succeed to keep progress moving. This is true not only in Free software, but all areas of effort in this world.
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Exactly, Aaron.
Eleven days from now, the Indiegogo campaign will wrap up and the final tally will be announced 12 days hence. Chances are that it will not be $32 million. Regardless of how much is collected, it will be, at best, something that Canonical can build on and, again, the wider FOSS world surely shares the hope that it is something on which Canonical follows through.
What it won't be is the beginning of the end for the FOSS paradigm, which will continue to thrive regardless of what happens with Ubuntu Edge.
So cue up the musical "Annie" and enjoy your Sunday.
Oh, before I forget: This blog mentioned Ubuntu Edge and, of course, it's time for the windup and the pitch.
Want to give some money to projects that really make a difference? Give instead to:
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August 11, 2013 at 11:07 am
Hello, if the goal is not reached then Canonical gets nothing.
August 11, 2013 at 1:09 pm
"$9 million plus — or whatever Canonical ends up with after the deadline — is nothing to sneeze at, and we trust that it will be put to good use when it comes to developing Ubuntu Edge."
The campaign is a fixed campaign so unless they raise $32 million they don't see any of it. Come the last day if goal is not met Indiegogo refunds everyone.
August 11, 2013 at 1:29 pm
Shuttleworth can throw in the money needed to cover the shortfall and his Edge
project will cost him $9,ooo,ooo less than if he just did it from scratch.


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On the August 12 edition of his nationally syndicated radio show, Rush Limbaugh overstated and once again misrepresented the current federal minimum wage. He claimed that "It's -- whatever it is, six and a quarter, seven bucks an hour," adding that "[t]he minimum wage has gotten so high that it's paying people that are not skilled to do anything."
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LIMBAUGH: The minimum wage has gotten so high that it's paying people that are not skilled to do anything. ... It's -- whatever it is, six and a quarter, seven bucks an hour, an hour, going to be there soon. ... I don't want some well intentioned do-gooder that doesn't even know me, who's only interested in making himself feel better, because he thinks he's done something, come along and give me a mediocre, modest, you know, chump change raise, called the minimum wage, and have him feel good about himself, while I'm sitting here still in the midst of a struggle. ... No, thank you. I don't want to be imprisoned by minimum wage. ... Here, take the minimum wage. Vote for us, we'll raise it in a couple years, as long as the rascally Republicans don't stand in our way. They hate you. But we love you. Now go ahead, eat your rice.
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The lead author of the study, Dr. Valerie Flaherman, an assistant professor of pediatrics and epidemiology and biostatistics at UCSF, and her team followed 40 newborns that had lost at least 5 percent of their birth weight by the time they were 36 hours old. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) notes that it is normal for babies to lose weight during their first days as they become accustomed to feeding. However, if infants drop 10 percent of their birth weight, pediatricians become concerned that babies will be at risk for other heath problems.
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Flaherman suspects that adding a little formula early in the feeding process, then withdrawing it, helped moms feel more secure that their babies were getting enough to eat. That may have also given them the confidence to continue breast-feeding until it was exclusively how their babies were fed.
Using that little bit of formula earlier really seems to have had a big effect on whether babies are getting formula at one week, Flaherman says. We wanted to try to find an early intervention we could do with these babies and moms to help them continue breast-feeding. I was surprised the effect was this big.
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This study goes against everything thats been published for several years now from very reliable clinicians and researchers about the potential hazards of supplementing exclusively breast-feeding babies with formula, says Dr. Kathleen Marinelli, an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and the chair-elect of the U.S. Breastfeeding Committee. Theyre flying in the face of years of research here and doing so rather glibly, stating that this is the new way to look at things.
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She also says that the ultimate goal of the study was to find a way to help more mothers breast-feed, and to do so for as long as possible to help their babies. Its kind of crazy that only 20% of people reach the recommended duration of breast-feeding, says Flaherman. Different approaches to supporting breast-feeding may work better for different people.
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You are probably better off without that lathe. It's a LeBlond Heavy Duty, somewhere between 1930 to 1950 vintage.
The thing that caught my eye in your previous post was the comment that you turned the compond dial several times with a consistant 100 graduations backlash.
1. Probably the dial you were watching had 200 or 250 graduations in one revolution. If you found 100 grads of revolution on a 200 grad dial; it means the screw/nut is one-half worn out. New, this lathe probably had only 4 grads or .004 inch backlash.
2. Typically, the compound screw gets far less use (and therefore wear) than does the crossfeed screw. .100 inch backlash in the crossfeed screw/nut doesn't surprise me on a lathe this old, but that much backlash in the compound screw/nut indicates a lot of use!
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|Been, Yep one thing leads to another, it's an addiction if you are doing it on a hobby level as it seems that old bugaboo "if I had this to go with that then I could do this" is always popping up. No doubt about it it's a whole separate game if doing it for a hobby and one machine like a lathe is only the beginning but my lathe and mill are my most prized tools and for someone who enjoys building/rebuilding his own gadgets and tools I highly recommend them.
Too bad you weren't closer to NY. I have a 13" LeBlonde that would be the NUTS for ya. Has all the tooling, Aloris rest, 220 SINGLE phase, 3 jaw, 4 jaw and face plate with dogs, Aloris knurling tool, cut off, boring bars, tool holders......
Then again, I also am selling my Bridgeport with TONS of tooling.
The machine part is relatively cheap. Wait till ya buy the tooling for any of these machine tools!!!! You'll have 2-3 times the machine cost wrapped up in tooling. Then you have all your measuring tools....
A few more comments on that lathe...
I think I checked the wrong thing for backlash. It had one large handwheel for longitudinal movement and one small one for crosswise movement. If I'm reading things correctly, there was no compound. In any case nothing felt sloppy.
I found an interesting article: "In (Modest) Praise of Klunkers" http://www.mermac.com/klunker2.html that shows and describes a lathe in *much* worse condition but which still bored within .002" in 3". That really makes me wish I had room for the monster, even if I would feel silly turning a bushing or bolt in the thing.
Update on the 18x36 LeBLOND lathe:
I came home without it, not because it doesn't seem like a good buy but because it's so massive. I drove my old pickup and expected to come home with the lathe. It probably outweighs my truck. The man has the service manual for it and that shows it as weighing 4250 lbs without the motor. My guess is that the motor would add at least another 300 to 500 pounds to that; it's a big one behind that vented door under the head end.
He was willing to follow me home with it *if* I had some way to get it off his trailer when he got here. I don't have any way of getting it off the trailer nor any way of moving it into my garage and no space for it if I could move it.
The massive 3 jaw chuck moves very smoothly to my untrained hand. I moved it back and forth and didn't feel or hear anything scary. The ways appear very flat with a groove running lengthwise that you can feel with your fingertips if you press through the grease. I didn't have a way of doing the test scholman described. All gears were lubricated. The man said he hasn't used it but watched and listened to it running before he bought it. He bought two at an auction and is keeping the small one. He says his brother is a machinist and checked them out for him at the auction.
The saddle moves smoothly all the way up to where the cutting tool can touch the chuck. The chuck has both sets of jaws and each jaw is numbered 1 through 3 in each set. One jaw is a handful. (Say that last statement out loud around someone without explaining anything). I cranked the compound in and back out several times and the backlash appears to be 100 gradations on the dial, consistently. The tool holder appears massive to me. It had two cutting tools stacked in it, one on top of the other. (To reduce chatter on big bites?) Nothing about the saddle or compound or tailstock was shakeable. I jerked upwards and sideways and tried gentle pulls both ways and didn't feel a tick or move. The tailstock has a Morse taper reducer in it.
There is a plate on the side showing 3 columns of gear lever positions and rpms. The lowest shown is 11 RPM and it doesn't get over 100 RPM until the bottom of the 2nd column. The thumbnail test found only the longitudinal groove previously described. There did not appear to be a change from worn to unworn across the ways. I did find a ding about the size of a pinhead where the chain had been, but it was far under the chuck and the saddle never reached it. Another plate down low on the head shows threads per inch and some other stuff. I didn't examine a third plate that's on it.
The man told me he put the heavy layer of grease on the ways to protect them. He said he kept it under roof and brought it out for me to be able to see it from the highway. I passed by his house a few hours after we talked and it had already been put away again.
The ads I saw for this are at
It has a large box on the backside with big cartridge fuses in it and a disconnect on the side that doesn't show in those photo ads. The button box sticking up from the top has start, stop, forward and reverse.
It would probably be a fantastic deal for someone with a machine shop, but, like I said, it's really too massive for my garage even if I could get it off the man's trailer. I had every chain I own in the back of my truck along with a couple of 8' 2x8's and expected to bring it home. I just didn't realize the size and mass of this thing.
Holy -- well, you know!! I hadn't looked at this thread since my last post and decided to check back just before going to look at the lathe. Tons of info to soak in, now! I'll have to print this out and go over it.
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For a first lathe, this is a pretty big one. I've been a machinist for 15 years and have needed something this big less than 10 times. Bigger is slower, in lathes. If you're turning a piece of 1" aluminum bar stock in this rig, you'll have it running at top speed, making chips very slowly. So if you're going to be turning smaller things, a smaller, faster lathe is the way to go. Also- tools and accessories for larger lathes command a larger price.
The previously mentioned checks are good things to do. A quick check on the ways (the inverted vees that the tool carriage slides on) is to run a thumbnail up the way from the bottom to the top. Pay special attention near the top. There's usually a spot near the top that doesn't rub against the matching way on the tool carriage. That should be unworn and your thumbnail should slide easily between the "working" and the unworked part of the way. If your nail hangs up in the transition, it's really worn and will turn a taper. It's fixable, but about as much work as a frame off restoration of a car. It's not worth doing for occasional use.
Also, nose around it and check for lubrication. If it's been well maintained, it'll have an oil film on the ways and on all the sliding parts. Check the gearbox lube level.
From looking at the pic-
Whoever put that front chain across the ways needs a reality slap.(Though it's prob just out of ignorance.) That's the most used part of the ways and they're dinged, guaranteed. It's fixable by hand stoning, but if the previous owner rigged it, count on the lathe being abused. The toolpost is a turret type, which is a toolpost used mostly for production. Production=use, use=wear.
Here's a good site to ask questions at:
http://www.chaski-test.com/ubb/ubbthreads.php. You'll need to register to post. There are people there with more specific experience with Leblonds than I. Be prepared for a vigorous discussion on new import vs old US made arn.
Learning how to use a lathe and then making stuff with it is a gas. And it's amazing what you can make on it. It can expand your ability to make things by a ton. I highly recommend it. Of course, as soon as you start using it, you'll want accessories, a Bridgeport, then a surface grinder, then CNC this and thats and on and on down the slippery slope....
|Grouch, Do all the checks mentioned and then make your decision based on cost of repairs needed if any. The size of the stock that thing will handle is a major plus and those things were built for heavy industrial use. All of the new lathes in that price range are Chinese and are usually junk when new so the used outfits can be a real bargain if in decent shape. While most problems on these old machines can be repaired it can get expensive so if this one does not check out good you might want to shop around since worn out sloppy lathes can be a real headache and good ones are not all that hard to find but that one looks like a good deal if in good shape. Also that rotary phase converter is the way to go because it will produce full power while the static converters, although cheaper, will only allow about 2/3 of full power.
|That is not a bad price at all. I wouldn't consider buying a newer, smaller lathe in that price range. Chances are that it would not be any near the machine that that one is. If taken care of, they will last forever.
The easiest way to check the spindle of the lathe is to put a short piece of drill rod into the chuck sticking out about an inch or so. Then mount a dial indicator on the compound rest. Be sure the plunger ion the indicator is as close to the middle of the rod as possible and touching the outside of the rod. Zero the dial. Then by hand turn the chuck and see if the chuck runs true. If when you push or pull on the chuck the dial moves then you may need spindle bearings. This is not easy to fix but can be done if you try.
Then you can look at the ways of the lathe and see if they are worn by putting a straight edge on top of them. Just move the saddle to the far left and then place the straight edge on the metal parts that the saddle rests on. If you see light under the edge the machine will cut things with a taper.
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I am doing a project where i will be monitoring how many users i can get to connect to my fake AP. I am using a EEEpc 1001px and need another wifi card.
What i need to do is have two wireless cards that will be bridged and be used in a MITM "attack".
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same problem here.. can someone please suggest if this is possible..please
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The winner of the rock mix was already announced, so it's time to toss a sweatband on and compile a list of your 10 favorite workout tunes.
Same rules as last time...enter here until August 9, when the next genre, hip-hop, takes over. Also, my workout mix is as below and officially here. Don't laugh. No wait...go for it...I love me some super cheeseball songs to break a pretty little perspiration to.
Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation
Outkast - B.O.B.
Bell Biv Devoe - Poison
Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You
OK Go - Get Over It
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|I like Cairns - I have been thinking about it though and I have not seen our big 6 foot black snake and the garter snake ANYWHERE this year. I wonder if one of my neighbors killed them? The 6 footer was a glorious snake who would soak up the sun on my deck. THEY do get up and trees and eat babies. I wonder if that is my problem.
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I miss Cyra. Cyra kept my critters at bay and the population of varmints has grown since she passed away. I always wondered why she was such an easy keeper.
While Beau and Grim are ball crazy it is like the peacable kingdome here. The things will frolick within a few feet of them. It is good for a working search dog and I am happy they don't hunt critters, but this is the first year the squirrels beat the Robins to all the holly berries - and what a spectacle it was when dozens of robins and waxwings decended on the hollies and stripped them in one day!
Any suggestions. I am almost thinking of a cat and having it inside during day, out at night. We live far enough from the road. I have had cats before. I know a cat can clear our fence though even though it is 6 feet. I thought squirrels were territorial and you would only get a few. No so in my yard.
Cairn Terriers, I had a horrible squirrel problem, 2 Cairns later the squirrels have been decimated and they packed up for Cairn-less yards. I have a JRT as well, but the Cairns have an absolutely insane prey drive and are just little killers, they are dead serious about hunting.
|Even the stray that showed up and sleeps in my garage ( she hasn't integrated with my house cats), and does hunt has yet to reduce my squirrel population. I've only ever seen bird feathers from her. But my yard is full of huge trees and the squirrels rarely need to come to ground.
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my cats are worthless when it comes to critters (altho they are indoor kitties) I've had a mouse run right under their noses and they just look at them LOL
My aussie however, is a big time varmint killer, if you were closer you could borrow him))
|Actually, it is a great thought. Our past cats "found us". And we spayed and neutered and got them the basic cat shots.
Nancy - if you are serious about getting a cat..there are agencies who trap, vet and re-home feral cats. They could never be home 'pets'. But make great outdoor cats. Without folks who can take them, they'd be PTS.
For the past twenty five + years or so, that is what I do. They require for you to take (at least) two at a time. Those two cats are part of the same feral colony, so they are already social to eachother.
It has been my experiance that within the first few months the cats allow you in their 'space' while you feed etc. After about six months I can run my hand down their backs while they eat. I'll feed high value food (tuna etc.) in a kennel every once in a while so I can easily crate them when I need to vet them.
Although we do have coyotes as well, I've never lost a cat to them. We have a large two story barn and they learn to stay in the rafters looking for varmin. I guess they go up there if the coyotes get too close. I also have my tack/feed room set up so they can enter it from the top, but the dogs can't get in unless the door is open.
I'm not sure if it's because they are feral, but they don't wander very far. They don't go visiting neighbors. I can walk outside anytime and call them and they'll come running. They rarely tease the dogs. If hubby and I are out they'll come and investigate. One of the cats I have now will follow me around, even if I walk out into the back pasture (unless I have the dogs with me). She'll call to me and talk to me. She'll let me pet her, as long as I don't try to hold her she is fine.
I've never had a feral cat that doesn't at some point come looking for loving. Nor have I had one run off. They don't allow any other cats around. I never have a rodent problem. The oldest feral cat I had was 16 when she died. I don't know why, but I've never had any health problems either.
Just a thought.
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Off and on. They encounter strays in the woods and seem fine. I think they would adapt. Some of the neighborhood cats walk right up to us during walks.
Jasmine lived be 18 and would have lived longer but we put her to sleep with hyperthyroid-she was mainly an outside cat.
Bonnie and Clyde are going to be 16 but they are now with my daughter and they were also mainly outside.
True about coyotes. We do have a 6 foot privacy fence in backyard but I know cats can get in and out of that.
And I guess dealing with a cat would be much easier then a crazy bouncy JR.
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Are you a good shot with a pellet pistol? Or put down live traps but then you have to figure out where to relocate your catch and avoid being bit. Most squirrels just move higher up in the trees if there's a dog after them.
Off and on. They encounter strays in the woods and seem fine. I think they would adapt. Some of the neighborhood cats walk right up to us during walks.
Jasmine lived be 18 and would have lived longer but we put her to sleep with hyperthyroid-she was mainly an outside cat.
Bonnie and Clyde are going to be 16 but they are now with my daughter and they were also mainly outside.
True about coyotes. We do have a 6 foot privacy fence in backyard but I know cats can get in and out of that.
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Sea-level rise: Where we stand at the start of 2013
Personally, for various reasons I expect that process-based estimates may well keep edging up in future as the models are improved, considering e.g. the recent Nature-Paper by Winkelmann et al. and the remaining tendency to underestimate past rise. I dearly hope, however, that the truth will turn out to be a lower rise than suggested by semi-empirical models, for the sake of all people who live near the sea or love the coast.
Is 20th C sea-level rise related to global warming?
The Gregory et al. paper was greeted with enthusiasm in "climate skeptics" circles, since it includes the peculiar sentence:
The implication of our closure of the budget is that a relationship between global climate change and the rate of global-mean sea-level rise is weak or absent in the past.
The abstract culminates in a similar phrase, which can easily be misunderstood as meaning that global warming has not contributed to sea-level rise. That is wrong of course, and the claimed closure of the sea-level budget in this paper is only possible because increasing temperatures are taken into account as the prime driver of 20th Century sea-level rise.
When read in full context, the true meaning of the statement becomes clear: it is intended to discredit semi-empirical sea-level modelling. That is both fallacious and odd, given that the paper does not even contain any examination of the link between global temperature and the rate of global sea-level rise which is at the core of semi-empirical models, and which has been thoroughly examined in a whole suite of papers (e.g. Rahmstorf et al. 2011). Instead, it dismisses semi-empirical models offhand based on two arguments.
The first is that individual contributions to the sea-level budget do not show a clear link to global temperature. That is simply a fundamental misunderstanding of the semi-empirical approach: its principal idea is to cut through the uncertainty and complexity surrounding the time evolution of the individual components by considering only the overall sea-level rise and its link to global temperature. The usefulness of this idea is based on the following factors:
1. More accurate data. We may assume that the observational data for the time evolution of global sea-level rise are much more accurate than those for any individual component. A particular irony is that the glacier melt component of "process models" is in fact estimated by a semi-empirical equation quite similar to the one we use for sea level, but poorly validated since data are available only for ~350 of the world's ~ 200,000 glaciers. Thus results from questionable semi-empirical modelling are used to dismiss rather better-validated semi-empirical modelling.
2. Partial cancellation of regional climate variability. It is obvious that e.g. the Greenland ice sheet responds to local and not global temperature, so it is not surprising that the Greenland component alone shows little relation to global temperature in the past. However, the ice sheet contributions come from both polar areas, the mountain glacier components from global land masses across a range of latitudes (with a mid- to high-latitude bias), while thermal expansion is particularly sensitive to warming over low-to mid-latitude oceans since the thermal expansion coefficient is much larger there than in colder waters. This broad mix of different regions contributing to sea-level rise makes it likely that the total rise is more clearly linked to global-mean temperature than any single component.
3. Future dominance of global warming over natural regional variability. Since the global warming signal increases over time while the amplitude of natural climate variability does not (much), the effect of global warming on sea level will become more dominant in future, making it likely that semi-empirical models are an even better approximation in future than they were in the past.
The counter-argument that with progressive warming we run out of glacier ice is an artifact of the split between mountain glaciers and larger ice masses and does not apply if total sea level is considered. As shown in Rahmstorf et al. 2011, the argument vanishes if we consider all continental ice together as a continuum (see their Fig. 13), in which melting progressively affects the colder ice surfaces as climate heats up.
Has sea-level rise accelerated?
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- S. Rahmstorf, M. Perrette, and M. Vermeer, "Testing the robustness of semi-empirical sea level projections", Climate Dynamics, vol. 39, pp. 861-875, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00382-011-1226-7


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If you have been a follower of my blog for awhile you would probably recognize Nicole as one of the amazingly talented duo that makes up Crafty Sisters. While Crafty Sisters is full of all their crafty adventures, Sweet Pickles Designs is Nicole's wood craft business. She makes beautiful word cut outs and other fun seasonal crafts. And the best part is you can purchase most of them both finished and unfinished.
Here are a few favorites from Sweet Pickle Designs shop.
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Unbelievably talented!!! I would like to be able to craft like Nicole when I grow up. :)
Nicole has so kindly offered to give one of you her latest creation, a family picture holder!
Isn't it so cute! It has little clips on the back so that you can change out the pictures as often as you like. What a fun additions to any vignette. Please keep in mind that the ribbon and paper on the actual prize may vary from the one pictured above.
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Used motor oil works well and is about as cheap as your gonna get.Richard Taylor used creosote. I don't think you can buy it anymore though.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by mikhail1973, Feb 25, 2008.
Pistons to sign Ratliff
Wow, hopefully they will take it easy with him. 5 MPG's or so and Amir can still develop. I still remember when we drafted Ratliff, later traded him to the Sixers for Stackhouse.
Say what?? Return of a Teal The-O missed 45 games this year with a knee injury. Played 2 games all last season...I thought at one point he was out of the league. Wonder if the fatone walker would have at least given us that bulky inside presence, but then again he would have probaly tried to take more ill advised threes than Sheed..... OK who did Joe get to call Dale Davis to tell him to unpack his bags...
Finally some pleasing news.
Another under-the-radar signing for Joe D.
Yes but it was a good teal year my friend. That was when we won 54 games and Ratliff/Thorpe were a defensive presence up front.
Yep, and I have his game face on, so lets see if he provides the x-factor when and if needed.. Go Theo, welcome back bro
cool beans yo. i'm liking not having a bunch of retreads. and i meant re-treads from the past couple years...not retreads from 1995 lol
Have to hope that he stays healthy thats the thing. Kind of a risky move by Dumars but I like it, you can afford to take chances with a 5th big.
If he really is healthy, then this is awesome. I loved the way Ratliff played in the teal days. We are getting an $11M player for the prorated min. What's to hate? I hope another team picks up Davis. He must be a little ticked right now.
Mikhail, now you should rename this thread
I'm sure that Joe had John Hammond call up Double-D's agent, Chubby Wells. (I've been trying to figure out a way to work the word "Chubby" into this thread somehow).
This is good news. What about a Ratliff and AJ lineup with Stuck, Spellcheck and Tay? Talk about length and quickness (if Theo has something left)? Let Arnie work his magic.
Oh my gawd you just nailed the heck out of Dale. He looks so much like trapjaw it is insane.
Yep, but hopefully not the C's, Cavs, Magic, Lakers or Spurs....
Perhaps Dale Davis is a little chubby right now.
See. We should check to make sure Dale's arms aren't mechanical.
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I'm new to the website, though I have lived in and hunted (or, tried hunting) AZ for waterfowl for about 4 years. My sum total of ducks is a single drake shoveller. Not for lack of trying, but I always seem to find a great pond, tank, or marsh, and then arrive to find it frozen. Or too deep to retrieve any shot birds without a dog. Or so mucky I sink to me knees with every step (that ruined an otherwise potentially awesome trip to a nice lake on the Res; I saw more ducks in more flights that day than I ever have here in AZ).
This year should be better as I have finally joined the family of The Bird Dog. I have a 9 month old Drahthaar, and can't wait to get her exposed to both waterfowling and upland hunting this season. I also can't wait to take advantage of my hours of prep time pouring over maps and planning trips. I'm so excited, I'm already twitching!