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ReportingService2010.GenerateModel Method (String, String, String, Property[], Warning[])
Generates a default model on top of a shared data source.
Assembly: ReportService2010 (in ReportService2010.dll)
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- DataSource
The fully qualified URL of the data source including the file name and .rsds file name extension.
- Model
The name of the model to create.
- Parent
The fully qualified URL for the parent folder that will contain the model.
- Properties
XML that defines properties to set on the model and values to set them to.
The top-level element is Properties.
- Warnings
[out] An array of Warning objects which describe any warnings that may have occurred during the generation of the model. The top-level element is Warning.
Return ValueType: ReportService2010.CatalogItem
A CatalogItem object for the newly created model.
The table below shows header and permissions information on this operation.
SOAP Header Usage
(Out) ServerInfoHeaderValue
Native Mode Required Permissions
ReadProperties on DataSource AND CreateModel on Parent
SharePoint Mode Required Permissions
AddListItems on Parent AND ViewListItems on DataSource
The report server sets the IsGenerated property on the generated model when GenerateModel is called.
Models are generated by using the credentials specified in the shared data source. As a result, two different users can generate different models from the same data source. Note that when a shared data source is configured to store credentials in the report server, GenerateModel always impersonates the user whose credentials are stored, even if the shared data source is configured to impersonate the currently authenticated user.
When the model is created, the default model item security is applied to the nodes in the model.
When the model definition is generated, custom properties stored in the model definition are propagated as custom properties on the model item in the folder namespace, and new custom property values overwrite existing custom property values.


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A star that's known as a leader is following the star it normally leads into a sort of celestial limbo right now. But it'll once again lead the way come the dog days of summer.
The star is Procyon -- a Greek name that means "before the dog." The name indicates that, from most northern latitudes, it rises a little bit before Sirius, the Dog Star -- the brightest star in the night sky.
Right now, though, you can't see either one of them rise because they do so during the daylight. But you can see Procyon as it sets. Tonight, in fact, it's to the lower left of the Moon as darkness falls. Pollux and Castor, the "twins" of Gemini, are about the same distance to the upper right of the Moon.
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In ancient times, Procyon's role as a herald of Sirius was more than just a curiosity. Sirius was one of the most important stars in the sky. In Egypt, for example, the year began when Sirius was first sighted in the dawn sky. So the first appearance of Procyon alerted the Egyptians that the time for new year's festivals and ceremonies was almost at hand.
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(14) Anonymous, December 27, 2016 2:00 PM
DANG You!
There's no trick in making an old man cry.
This echoes, in some small sense, something I said almos 35 years ago.
This is NOT just Chanukah.
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That video was so inspirational!!!
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It reminded me of the famous story (.. they even made a song out of it http://grooveshark.com/s/The Man From Vilna/4wllto?src=5) about how after the Holocaust a few Jews gathered to dance on Simchas torah in a destroyed synagogue hoping to find a Sefer Torah only to discover there where none...until someone picked up a Child and danced with the child - The Jewish Nation WILL live on ....
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What about the Macabees????
Yes, of course the miracle of the oil is significant, however, what about the Macabees? They did not want to assimilate like so many other Jews at that time. For so few, they took a stand, not to give up and not to assimilate. They fought and they won. They are the true miracle. We should hear more about them and not just about the oil in the Temple.. Just saying......
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
A Day at the Lake
Now, being 26 and out in the actual world, I still feel like I want to be on the other side of that window. But I am on the other side, right? That's why it feels so confusing.
It's this helpless feeling of always wanting to be somewhere else, always grasping for something that is just barely within my reach.
I felt that way during my job as a reporter. Our office was located next to railroad tracks and every time a train would whoosh by, I would fantasize about hopping it, just to see where it would take me. I always imagined it would take me somewhere magical, even though, in reality, it would probably just take me to Oklahoma or something.
I also feel that way when I'm driving down the highway. Sometimes it is so tempting to keep on going towards the sunset, instead of getting off at my exit. I want to drive into the distance because it always seems better than where I am. Everything does.
Today was no different.
Rian took the day off work and we went to the lake for a picnic lunch. It was so beautiful and so serene, I wanted to engulf myself in the natural beauty. I desperately wanted to be part of the scenery, rather than enjoying it. Does that make sense? Probably not...
Rian and I strolled by the lake, holding hands and smiling.
Older folks walking nearby gave us appreciative glances, pleased to see a young couple enjoying the afternoon sunshine.
But inside I was despondent and Rian was battling his own demons.
It wasn't a total illusion, however. I was happy in the moment. I was just simply overwhelmed with this unsettling feeling and a question that has been nagging me for years: When will I ever be satisfied with where I am?
50 comments:
- Lawgirl said...
Honey, you're only 26. You are still at the very beginning. You have so much time in front of you. You will change your mind 1000 times before you will be satisfied.
Besides, life really gets good in your 30s. Really. Promise.
- March 31, 2010 at 10:42 PM
- Sutton said...
what a beautiful day. maybe one day you should just drive off to the sunset... who knows what will happen!
- March 31, 2010 at 11:03 PM
- Josie said...
Love, you have so much time. I promise; you are going to lead such a fabulous life. For now, at the very least, you always look darling.
xxoo Josie
- March 31, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- Savvy Gal said...
26 is still very young. You have a wonderful future ahead for you. : )
- April 1, 2010 at 12:59 AM
- Leia said...
You know, it may just be a human emotion, to never be satisfied with where you are. But that being said, you deserve infinitely more happiness and I am SURE that it's on its way to you, right now :)
- April 1, 2010 at 3:57 AM
- Inspiration in Italy said...
You look so beautiful, and what a lovely day. It's not a bad thing to be a dreamer...I definitely am! I always felt the same way during class as a child.
You have so much time, the possibilities are endless for us dreamers....
- April 1, 2010 at 5:37 AM
- gleenn said...
That's very sweet of Rian to take you for a picnic. lovely!
Girl, this sounds like me at some points. Sometimes, when I'm walking to work, and I'd see some girls heading to work as well, I'd think of how would it be like to be them? They don't to go to work and face a bunch of stressful/rude teenagers a.k.a students. But I'd always wonder, just like that.
That's why I love the poem of Robert frost "The Road Not taken" :)
- April 1, 2010 at 6:03 AM
- daisychain said...
just sending some love x
- April 1, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- Kristin said...
I was always searching for something else in my mid twenties too. Enjoy the ride sweets. Before you know it you'll be headed down a different path!
- April 1, 2010 at 9:45 AM
- Audrey Allure said...
Beautiful photos, looked like an amazing stroll. I, too, always daydream about going somewhere. Maybe more days like that are just what you need :)
- April 1, 2010 at 9:51 AM
- Men's Knitwear said...
Wonderful pics! Looks like so much fun
- April 1, 2010 at 11:18 AM
Jenny Benny, I know that you will find what you want to do with your life. I believe in you with all my heart and you know that you can always call me to talk about things :-) Love you!
p.s. That photo of the lake with Rian is just gorgeous and so artistic!
- April 1, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- Mina said...
That's how I feel now in high school. So uncontent of where I live and what I'm doing. It's so unsettling, and making me not focus on anything else. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I understand what you're going through.
- April 1, 2010 at 12:17 PM
- yiqin; said...
Ahh gorgeous photos <3
- April 1, 2010 at 1:16 PM
- English Rose ♥ said...
This was so well written, you expressed yourself beautifully and I know exactly how you feel - and i'm only 17!
You aren't alone my lovely, I just hold on to the belief that it will get better and i'll look back on these times from my jumbo jet and laugh - you'll be sitting next to me =]
Stay safe and chic ma chérie,
English Rose x
- April 1, 2010 at 2:30 PM
- Tights Lover said...
I used to do the same thing in high school, how funny! I wasn't much for interacting with my own group of 'suburban hooligans'...hahaha!
Honestly, I think you should be more worried when you STOP feeling this way. You want to strive for something better, and that's a good thing, as long as you don't forget all that you've already achieved. I hope you're able to find everything you're looking for.
....and before things get too deep. Loved your comment today...glad I was able to make you laugh!!
- April 1, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- Barry said...
I think in some form or another we're all searching for something, honey. Even if we're blissfully happy there's always something 'more' to be had.
It's easy (and dare I say human nature) to feel unsettled and look at what we don't have instead of where we are. But think of what was around you in that park. As the older couples watched you and Rian were they realizing they have fewer years ahead than behind? Upon seeing you did the ladies reflect on a time in their youth when they were a young beautiful woman like you and wish they could go back?
Did a single boy or girl who passed by see you smiling and holding hands, wishing they had someone to spend their life with too?
So many people on the outside look happier than we feel sometimes. Yet as you smiled in that park, wearing a mask of false bravado in defiance of your uncertainties, I think it's safe to say that some of the apparently-happy souls who passed you by were feeling the same.
What I mean by all this is that despite how it feels sometimes, you're not alone. And while what you're experiencing may suck, it won't last.
It'll also make you appreciate the better times when they come along. I know they will, and I look forward to you telling me all about those moments.
Love you forever Jen, you're always in my thoughts. Hope we'll talk soon. :)
- April 1, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Lesley Ann said...
I pretty much feel this way everyday. We always want to be some place other than where we are-whether it be inside ourselves or on a plane or train to some exotic loctation.
I dream of getting in my car and just traveling around the U.S.-one day maybe.
Just know that you are not alone in how you feel and maybe one day, in some fabulous spot, we will meet unexpectedly and laugh about this!
- April 1, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- JUST ME said...
Seriously - hear you so loud and clear it's like our brains are connected.
- April 1, 2010 at 5:50 PM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
What a lovely day! I really like that last photo :)
- April 1, 2010 at 8:26 PM
- OneCraftyFox said...
When you're not in your 20's anymore, hun. That's when you'll know.
Thanks so much for the nice compliment on my new clothes I posted on my blog. I can't even begin to tell you how long it took me to sew those dresses. lol! Funny thing is, I haven't sewn myself anything in ages. Everything goes right up for sale in my Etsy shop and I don't have time to make anything for myself :)
Take Care,
- April 1, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Some Girl said...
I know what you mean. I have that habit too. Sometimes I think it's just something in me. It doesn't matter how old I am or where I travel to, there's always going to be something unsettling and unsatisfied inside of me somewhere.
- April 1, 2010 at 8:41 PM
- Style, She Wrote said...
The grass isn't always greener, you know? I totally understand where you're coming from. My best advice: just try to appreciate where you are in your life any given day and you will be fulfilled.
Hope it helps!
- April 1, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- myrrh goldframe said...
beautiful pics. <33
- April 1, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- Streetosphera said...
I love your photos.They are very...autumish :))
- April 2, 2010 at 1:18 AM
- Smerica Anderjones said...
Wow, nice blog! :D Do you take the pictures yourself? :)
Huggs xx
Erica in Singapore! :D
- April 2, 2010 at 4:30 AM
- Smerica Anderjones said...
Wow, nice blog! :D Do you take the pictures yourself? :)
Huggs xx
Erica in Singapore! :D
- April 2, 2010 at 4:30 AM
- .:JoaNNa:. said...
lovely pictures you have there! humans are never satisfied indeed, so i guess just appreciate of what you already have because other people may look at you and feel jealous of your fabulous life! that you'll be happier ;)
xo, Jo
- April 2, 2010 at 5:11 AM
- Imogen said...
Jennifer, I wish more than anything that you feel satisfied with where you are in life. I know that we might all say that you are fine and there is a lot of time to work things out (which objective there is) but I understand that satisfaction is a personal journey and sometimes, no matter how together your life may be, it doesn't seem to be unless you feel it yourself. I do see a bright fututre for you, I honestly do, but at the same time I identify with your feelings.I'm pleased that you enjoyed the moment and the beautiful place you went to. I think thats important; to enjoy things for what they are at the time and put concerns to the back of your mind. I have been attempting to do that with my own personal struggles right now. Maybe also sometime you could drive past your exit and into that sunset. I know its not a permanent solution but sponteneity and exploration can often be important I think.
- April 2, 2010 at 6:49 AM
- COCAMIA said...
You have so much life and living ahead of you! I am almost 40 and it's now that I finally feel like I am free and really living my true life! It's an exciting time for you! Enjoy every moment, good or bad...xoxo
- April 2, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- Cafe Fashionista said...
I think that true satisfaction and happiness can't be achieved until you stop searching for it and just live in the moment. Be happy with what you have right now. Be satisfied with what you have right now. And new opportunities will seek YOU out.
Love you, love you!! :)
- April 2, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- elledee said...
such a pretty day! looks like fun
- April 2, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- bollywoodstylediaries said...
there's a reason why Diandra is a top model:-)
- April 2, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- lauren lanza osias said...
i think it's honestly a constant battle with passionate people... you always feel like there is more out there. ya know? and you feel like you should be doing and being... and sometimes in the pursuit of that you forget to be and do. i suffer with this too, but i have to remind myself that everyday is wonderful and i am trying to be and do what I want to be... not many people can say the same thing... so just be strong and love life. be you ;) you're fabulous.
be a follower, not a hater...
- April 2, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- Fashion Court said...
i completely understand where you're coming from. i went to school across the street from an airport and every. single. day. i wished i was in the air, going somewhere instead of in class. as a kid, i couldn't wait to grow up..but now i'm wishing i was younger again. i'm only going to be 20 in november but i feel like i should have done SO more by now (i think you'll know what i mean.) we both have to hang in there. jennifer - it may not seem like it now, but things will get better, and i'm not just saying it. they will. just hang in there <3
- April 2, 2010 at 7:38 PM
- beckyxoxo said...
Hi Jen ! I miss you ! I'm such a lazy blogger . Haha . And that's what I think everyday at school . I really want to get out of it , live life . Glad you had fun with your boy ! Wish you the best dear :) Thank you for your lovely comment ! Have a nice weekend ! xoxoxo
- April 3, 2010 at 12:40 AM
- CMA said...
looks like youre having so much fun!
thanks for sharing darling!
and thanks for your comments, it was so sweet of you!
- April 3, 2010 at 3:39 AM
- Leah said...
You are still young... just live your life and never stop dreaming and hoping. I always wish that I can be a sort of inspiration to the younger set like you... I'm really so much older than you and I had my share of life's up's and down's but I never stopped living.
Happy Easter! xoxo
- April 3, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- The Trendy Fashionista said...
The lake looks beautiful and you do as well. Hope you had a fantastic weekend and continue to enjoy the great weather:)
-The Trendy Fashionista
- April 3, 2010 at 2:30 PM
- Chloe, Butterfly Cupcakes said...
I know the feeling of allways wanting to be somewhere else, the truth is I just want to be around people I love and people that love me. These photos are lovely also.
- April 4, 2010 at 1:52 AM
- fhen said...
do the best on what you are doing now, life is a journey itself, so enjoy every moment and at the end it is the journey that satisfies you not the end point. satisfy and happiness will come to your way if you let them to.
happy easter
- April 4, 2010 at 4:18 AM
- Missy said...
i understand completely. i am often lost in my own thoughts cpnstantly fearing i wont be able to ever actually get what i want. Sure i seem like i'm happy - smiling and surrounded by family but underneath i feel empty and longling to be free.
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- April 4, 2010 at 6:01 AM
- Christen said...
I really do believe that one day we will all have it figured out. And even if we don't have it figured out all the time, we will have "moments" of figuring it out. There will be moments throughout our lives where we know we are exactly where we are supposed to be. We just have to be conscious of them when they occur.
- April 4, 2010 at 8:56 AM
- Vicki said...
my dear i wish i had the answer for you.. I turn 26 tomorrow and i dont have the answers, i think one day you just have to trust life will sort itself out. Keep your chin up and do whatever you can to make yourself happy and smile.
know you have true friends through blogging :)
vicki xo
- April 4, 2010 at 3:02 PM
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- April 4, 2010 at 5:22 PM
- Sydnie said...
I think that we always want what we can have, but someday, we will always get what we want. Enjoy life, because I promise you ... it will be fabulous at some point!
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- April 4, 2010 at 6:16 PM
- Barry said...
Hey Jen, I hope you're having a good Easter weekend. I know holidays with family can be stressful (we went through some drama last night, *sigh*)
Thinking of you honey, as always.
- April 4, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- OceanDreams said...
Hey love I still am trying to figure out where to go and what to do with my career, think of this as a new start for a new discovery with new beginnings! No matter how sad or disappointed you may be, create new windows of opportunities for yourself. Or try a new career path only to find out if you like it or not. I don't think you will truly know your path until you give it a shot, I am learning that nothing is guaranteed, that we have to take chances and live life to our fullest potential. I know you can - hugs for you!
- April 5, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- Damsels said...
god , i feel the exact same way its almsot nauseating .. there is rarely a moment when im a 100 percent there in the moment and happy .
maybe we are restless or maybe we jsut wish someplace better .. i have a strong suspicion however that as soon as i start to be the person a want to be in the palc ei want to be then i can be happy .. and that somehow i should make it happen on my own ..but what if idont what if i cant ? and if i get there what if i still feel the same .
i totallly get where you are coming from jen
- April 8, 2010 at 3:48 PM
- Ela said...
Oh, Jen. This breaks my heart. I think in life we will always want to look ahead and wish we were there. It's human nature - the notion of wanting to progress. I feel like this sometimes worrying about starting a family and when it will finally happen but then I realize that once I attain that I'll worry about how my children do in school, with work, etc. It will never stop. There'll always be that *thing* we hope to accomplish or see come to fruition, but just try and take a step back for now and count the blessings you have and I know things will fall into place. Sometimes life takes us exactly where we need to be.
Big Hugs.
- April 19, 2010 at 3:48 PM


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By Ben Levisohn
Should investors in South Korea fear North Korea's nuclear test yesterday? Probably not, if history is a guide.
North Korea has conducted five missile or nuclear tests since 1993–and the market reaction has generally been to head higher, according to an analysis of FactSet data.
The median rise in the Kospi Composite Index has been 2.83% during the five trading days following a test, while the median gain after a year has been 30%. Better yet, the market was higher 100% of the time after the episodes for those time periods.
The day following a test has been more mixed. Including yesterday's test, the market has headed higher half the time, so today's rise of 1.6% is not out of character. The iShares MSCI South Korea Capped Index (EWY) exchange-traded fund has gained 1.45%
Investors, however, should not assume that the KOSPI will head higher simply because North Korea had a test. Past gains probably had as much to do with the timing of the tests as anything else. For instance, the KOSPI tripled in the year following a missile test on August 31, 1998 because it had been slammed by the Asian and European debt crises in 1997 and 1998–and had no place to go but up.
This time, investors should focus on the impact of the falling yen, among other issues, that could impact Korea's market.
Without an escalation, however, the test is likely inconsequential.


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DURHAM, N.C. -- Recently, GoDuke.com sat down with senior Tricia Leeson to learn more about the Bethlehem, Pa., native.
GoDuke.com: What are your three favorite things about being a student athlete at Duke?
Tricia Leeson: One of my favorite things is the competitive atmosphere that Duke University holds in academics and athletics. It's encompassed in our student-athletes who preform not only in our athletics but also in our academics. The second thing I like is that we are a small enough university that a lot of the athletes know each other. We are all a big family but have our own separate families under our sports. We are all really supportive of each other in our individual sports. The third thing I like about being a Duke student-athlete is that this isn't a university where they look down upon athletes, but they actually celebrate them.
GoDuke.com: What is your favorite memory related to competition?
TL: My favorite is when we are able to see people who have been injured for a really long time come back from surgeries being able to finally swim their first race again. Whether not they are doing well or going fast, they are finally able to compete in a swim meet which is a really big deal.
GoDuke.com: What is your favorite memory not related to competition?
TL: When assistant coach, Dawn Kane, fell in the pool during practice two years ago.
GoDuke.com: What are some of your favorite things about the sport of swimming?
TL: I like how it is an individual sport but it's also a team sport. Your performance impacts the entire team as a whole, so there is a lot more pressure to perform well. I love our team, our atmosphere. Swimming is really underrated and many people don't understand the type of dedication that we put into the sport, which I'm not saying other sports don't have, but swimming teaches you a lot about yourself because it's a lot of dedication.
GoDuke.com: Describe yourself in three words?
TL: Annoying, loud and spunky.
GoDuke.com: Name three things you couldn't live without as a kid?
TL: Easy Bake oven, my dog and Christmas.
GoDuke.com: What are some of your favorite restaurants in Durham?
TL: Torero's, Bull City Burger, Monuts, the Washington Duke and Dos Perros.
GoDuke.com: Who are three people, dead or alive, you would have dinner with if you could?
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A driver refusing to stop for a Colorado State Patrol trooper Wednesday morning slams into a car at 29 and Patterson Roads. The crash sends three people to a local hospital.
Initial reports are that a trooper tried to make a traffic stop after an aircraft reported a Geo Tracker speeding on I-70B. The driver refused to stop, turning north on 30 Road. Other troopers also joined to make the stop.
At Patterson Road the vehicle, driven by 31-year-old Ezequiel Esparza-Treto, turned west, suddenly doing a u-turn in the road near 28 1/2 Road. As the small SUV approached 29 Road the car slammed into a Toyota passenger car, driven by 29-year-old Elaine Koons, sending both vehicles spinning. Esparza-Treto and his passenger, 22-year-old Jessica Martinez-McNear, were transported to the hospital, as was Koons.
Koons and Martinez-McNear remain in serious condition, however, Eaparza-Treto was released Wednesday afternoon and was then booked into the Mesa County Jail on unrelated arrest warrants.
The Grand Junction Police Department's Technical Investigations Team is conducting a study of the incident. Spokesperson Linda Bowman says at this time it's not known why the driver refused to stop for the trooper, but she says the driver was not thought to be the owner of the vehicle involved in the incident.
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The time spent getting kids up and dressed and into wagons with their Easter baskets and lined up at the tape.
The hours and hours spent by the Easter bunny, aided by members of Morris Lions Club, filling and spreading eggs around the grounds.
It all pinnacled with a fast run-and-grab for Easter eggs at Goold Park Saturday morning.
The Lions Club annual Easter egg hunt was held on a surprisingly beautiful spring morning. The smallest of kids hunted for eggs a little more slowly than the older children, with their parents right alongside them for help.
Some had a bit of trouble with the crowd and the sudden burst of activity when they were allowed to collect the eggs and had to be consoled by their parents and grandparents.
Others toddled along happily, picking up as many eggs as were spilling out of their baskets.
The older kids knew exactly what they were doing. Further down in the eastern part of the park, it was a race for them and a bit of a competition to see who got the most eggs and who found the specially marked ones that got them basket prizes.
"I just like sprinted," said Antonio Solis, 6, of Marseilles, "and I got to all the eggs."
Antonio's older sisters, Mariah and Alyssa, were also there — to help their 2-year-old twin sisters, Lily and Rosalie, at the hunt.
"It's fun to watch them do this," said their mother, Angie, who has taken the kids to other Easter egg hunts in the past, as well. "Goold Park always has a nice one. It's fun."
Angie said the family was headed over to her father's house to Easter dinner, then planned on observing Easter Sunday with church and a brunch.
The Easter bunny was also expected to pay a visit to their house in the morning.
Lions Club member Louis Eliakis said they had put out quite a few more eggs this year than last, with more kids expected. About 5,000 plastic eggs filled with goodies and toys were laid out on the park lawns this year, as compared to 3,000 last year. Eliakis said he's been working the egg hunt for about 40 years and still enjoys it.
"It's fun for the kids," he said. "It's good to have the community come out here. Everything we do is for the community."
The shelters in Goold Park were built by the Lions Club, as were the ones on Michael Drive and across the street from White Oak Elementary School.
Club members Jay Varland and Cheryl Tesdal were up by the toddlers' area helping Saturday morning. Tesdal said Morris Lions Club also hosts the annual car show each fall, sells chicken dinners at Corn Festival, and cooks for Camp Lions each summer, which is a camp for visually and hearing impaired children.
The weekend egg hunt was divided into four age categories: 2- to 3-year olds at the upper pavilion; 4- and 5-year olds by the tennis courts; ages 6 and 7 and 8 through 10 down the hill in the lower section of the park.
The Easter bunny was also there for children to meet and for photo ops for parents.
Three-year-old Jovi Guerrero, of Morris, announced she was going to get eight eggs on the hunt this year. Her mother, Dawn, said she brought her daughter last year and they enjoyed it. The event lets the kids have some fun, she said.
Brandy Shouse, of rural Morris, said her two children have been counting down the days until the hunt.
"It's the only way I could get my kids to go to bed," she said with a laugh.
This was the first hunt for 18-month-old Camryn Wyrwa, who lives in Watertown, Wis. Camryn's mother, Erin, said they were visiting family in Morris, and their daughter wanted to go on the hunt. The temperatures mid-morning were already climbing up to 50 degrees – decidedly warmer than what it has been in Wisconsin.
"She was really antsy," Erin said. "She really wanted to go. This is a heat wave for us."


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"This project will not only bring jobs to the region, but will also reduce delays between New York, Washington, Raleigh and Charlotte by eliminating existing choke points," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. "Our new plan ensures both freight and passenger railroads can thrive while improving service, creating a win-win situation for everyone."
The project includes installation of new track and ties, crossovers and signals to alleviate rail congestion in this area and allow freight and passenger rail traffic to move more fluidly. These improvements will create more locations where freight and passenger trains can pass one another. The line connects with the future Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor in Petersburg and Raleigh, where trains will travel at 110 mph in the future.


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Published: 2013/02/12
Bonnaroo Announcement Details Revealed, Portugal. The Man to Play Online Announcement Party
Bonnaroo will officially announce its 2013 lineup on February 19. As previously reported, the festival will announce its initial lineup during an extended online celebration that will be streamed live on the Bonnaroo365 YouTube channel and Bonnaroo.com. The event will kick off at 1pm EST.
Weird Al Yankovic will host the live lineup-up announcement megathon. Past—and possibly future—Bonnaroo performers Portugal. The Man will also perform during the afternoon online event. The celebration will kick off at noon with classic selections of historic performances from artists such as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Metallica, Bruce Springsteen, Black Star (Mos Def and Talib Kweli), Phish, Bon Iver, The White Stripes and more.
Following the live announcement event, a surprise one-time only
classic Bonnaroo full performance will be streamed.
Here's a breakdown of the afternoon's festivities
February 19, 2013
Noon – 1pm est – Classic Bonnaroo Concert Moments
1pm – 2pm – B.L.A.M.: Bonnaroo Live Lineup Announcement Megathon hosted by "Weird Al" Yankovic
2pm – 3pm – Surprise Classic Bonnaroo Concert


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Hamlin on pole for Sunday's Goody's 500 at MartinsvilleBy JIM UTTER
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October 26. 2013 7:39PM
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Jimmie Johnson may be a favorite to win Sunday's Goody's 500 at Martinsville Speedway, but he will start the race deep in enemy territory.
Johnson, who qualified second, will be surrounded by all three Joe Gibbs Racing drivers as polesitter Denny Hamlin leads a parade of Sprint Cup Series title contenders to the green flag.
Hamlin's teammates, Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth, line up third and fourth, respectively.
With four races left this season, Johnson leads the series standings by four points over Kenseth. Kevin Harvick and Busch are tied in third, both 26 behind Johnson.
When first appraised of the rundown in the media center Friday at Martinsville Speedway, Busch exclaimed, "Yes!"
Asked if he was worried about being surrounded by JGR teammates, Johnson quipped: "I wasn't until Kyle got so excited just now."
The pole was a welcome bit of good news for Hamlin, who has had one top-10 finish in his past 18 races and missed four races early in the season after suffering a broken vertebra in his back.
"You're only as good as your last accomplishment, and mine was only 20 minutes ago," said Hamlin, who earned his fifth pole of the year and 17th of his career.
"We've got our best car here. Everything is lined up to be successful this weekend. And I'm pretty decent here."
Hamlin has four career wins at Martinsville, most recently in the fall of 2010. Hamlin is winless this season and has never completed a full season in the Cup series without winning at least one race.
He views today's race as the best opportunity to ensure 2013 doesn't end that streak.
"When racing for the win, I'll be a lot more aggressive with a non-teammate than a teammate," Hamlin said. "I wouldn't take anyone out intentionally."
Asked if there was anything Hamlin could do to make Johnson's life more difficult in the race, Hamlin said it was possible but difficult.
"I can do things as far as setting the pace as the race starts," Hamlin said. "But Jimmie knows what he's doing. He won't let me goad him into doing something he doesn't want to do."Clint Bowyer qualified fifth, Joey Logano sixth, Jamie McMurray seventh, David Ragan eighth, Jeff Gordon ninth and Harvick 10th.And for the remainder of the drivers in the Chase, Dale Earnhardt Jr. starts 12th, Carl Edwards 14th, Ryan Newman 17th, Kurt Busch 19th, Kasey Kahne 25th and Greg Biffle 33rd.
Johnson, who has eight wins at Martinsville himself, said he and his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports team won't take anything for granted this weekend.
"I'm very happy to be here, the week was a comfortable week; one, from having a decent finish at Talladega and taking the points lead. Then two, rolling into a track that is historically really good for the No. 48," Johnson said.
"It's been a good week, but again that doesn't guarantee anything for the weekend. We have to go out here and get the job done and work hard."
David Ragan qualified eighth, earning Front Row Motorsports its best start in the Cup series race since the organization's inception in 2005.
"We were able to come up here and test and the track was a little different than where we tested at a few weeks ago, so we were struggling," Ragan said. "Jay Guy (crew chief) and our team made some adjustments for qualifying. That was a good lap."


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2002 USATF Annual Meeting - Social Agenda
This year's Annual Meeting features a multitude of hospitality, reception, banquet and breakfast activities - most of which are included in the basic registration fee. Here's the lineup:
From 4pm-7pm, complimentary trolley rides from the Hyatt to Kansas City's historic 18th and Vine, home of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the American Jazz Museum. Free admittance into the museums and on the trolley with your USATF delegates' badge.
From 7pm-11pm, the trolleys depart the Hyatt and head to Kansas City's club district, Westport, and our premiere shopping and dining destination, the Country Club Plaza. During the holidays, the Plaza is alight with over 60 miles of lights in a 14-block area. You don't want to miss it. Transportation is free with your USATF delegate badge.
Sign ups for both the 18th and Vine and Westport/Plaza shuttles will be available Thursday-Saturday at Visitor Information tables near the registration desk in the Hyatt Regency.


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DALLAS (AP) – Prosecutors say seven suspects have been arrested in a Dallas-based methamphetamine and weapons investigation.
Authorities say five defendants who were being held Wednesday await federal detention hearings. Two others waived their detention hearings Tuesday and were ordered to remain in custody.
The FBI and Dallas police say the suspects are charged in a federal complaint with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine and distribution of meth.
State search warrants were also carried out in the seizure of drugs, firearms and several vehicles, including a Bentley.
All seven defendants are from Dallas.
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The smallest capital in America holds a big surprise for Greg Lenthen.
A coffee-table book at our bed-and-breakfast has an intriguing photo of a golden dome on top of what might be a Greek temple sitting all alone among the autumnal reds and golds of some wooded corner of the US's New England countryside.
The imposing building proves to be Vermont's State House, home of the state legislature. And it's not out in the bush, but on the verdant edge of the US's smallest state capital, Montpelier (population: 8000ish, depending on who's counting).
Montpelier is so small that it doesn't rate a mention in the more recent of our two borrowed New England guide books, while the other - an ancient copy of Frommer's- dismisses Montpelier as "a small town that happens to house the state government". It makes it sound as though the 150-year-old State House was delivered by mistake to this neat little city in the foothills of the Green Mountains.
But the book does say that the State House is worth a visit, so we make a short easterly detour from Route 100 north to Canada.
Under the State House's columned portico, volunteer guide Joanna announces with undisguised satisfaction that we are in "the only state capital without a McDonald's".
First stop in the meticulously restored building is the small but busily ornate senate chamber where the 30 senators have decided to ban all electronic communication. Instead, they rely on pages. No, that's not a typo - there's no missing "r". Flesh-and-blood people hand-deliver messages and documents.
The imposing building is Vermont's third State House. The second burnt down - but it's the fate of the first that is truly surprising: it was literally whittled away. In certain parts of the US, whittlin' can be a lot like doodlin', except that whittlin' is done with a knife on wood. And the first State House was timber. When the early legislators got bored with the debate, they'd take out their knives and start whittlin' whatever was close at hand. And that was the State House. The official history notes, "many of the desks and much of the building were whittled out of use".
Not that all whittlin' is destructive. On the top of the golden dome is the statue of a woman, representing agriculture. In the late 1930s, the original statue was discovered to have deteriorated beyond repair, so the State House's sergeant-at-arms, good ole Dwight Dwinnell, gathered a team of the building's janitors - yes, indeedy, the janitors - and set to whittlin' a 4.2-metre replacement from ponderosa pine.
Back outside, we look up to find that she's still there, arm extended as though reaching beyond the Montpelier that is, towards another, grander Montpelier that might have been.
It would be wrong to leave the impression that there's little happening in this fine old building but occasional bouts of whittlin'. The Senate and the much larger House of Representatives have to confront serious issues, such as grading maple syrup. While we were in Vermont, the legislators had the sticky business of deciding whether to bring Vermont's grades into line with the rest of the nation - should it be goodbye "Vermont Fancy" and hello "Golden Delicate"? We couldn't hang around to find out.
The tour wraps up, we say goodbye to Joanna and stroll through bright sunlight down a flower-lined path to our car. Just as we reach the street, a glossy black Ford pick-up draws away from the kerb revealing a green bumper sticker: Keep Vermont Weird. That should not be a problem. No problem at all.
Of course, there is more to do in Montpelier than tour the State House. You could take a quick spin through 400 years of Vermont's past at the Historical Society Museum - an imposing wedding cake of a building - or you could head just a short distance south and tour the world's largest granite quarry, "The Rock of Ages", on Graniteville Road, Graniteville.
But Canada beckons, so we head north, confident that our view of New England in the autumn will not be blighted by so much as a single billboard. Like Big Macs in Montpelier, billboards are banned throughout Vermont.
We're lovin' it.
Getting there
Montpelier is just off one of the principal highways through Vermont, Interstate 89, which runs from the state's south-east to its north-east corner. The nearest major cities are Boston, about 300 kilometres to the south-east of Montpelier, and Montreal, 200 kilometres to the north-west.
When to go
The State House offers free guided tours from July through to mid-October on weekdays, on the half-hour from 10am to 3.30pm, and on Saturdays from 11am to 2.30pm.
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Mullins Mulls Options For Wylie Pair
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©Healy Racing Photos Willie Mullins is not making an instant decision about how to split Boston Bob and Back In Focus at the Cheltenham Festival.
Both the staying novices are owned by Graham Wylie and have similar records over fences, with last year's Albert Bartlett runner-up Boston Bob only scraping home in both starts.
Back In Focus has shown more in three outings, culminating in a narrow defeat of stablemate Aupcharlie in a Leopardstown Grade One over Christmas.
Of Boston Bob, Mullins said: "Pedigree suggests a longer trip. Back In Focus stays all day. He has the same owner as Boston Bob and they won't go for the same race.
"Back In Focus could go for either the four-miler or the RSA. "Boston Bob is in the RSA, he could drop back to the Jewson but we will see nearer the day. We will try to pick the easiest option for both of them," he told At The Races.
Mullins sympathised with connections of Darlan, who lost his life at Doncaster last Monday when in the process of becoming a real threat to Hurricane Fly in the betting for the Stan James Champion Hurdle.
He said: "It was a terrible thing what happened to Darlan. Commiserations to everyone. (Hurricane Fly) is in good form and I'm pleased enough with him. He just looks back to himself."
Mannon has Naas target
Brian Hamilton is hoping to get Moscow Mannon back in action at Naas later this month after enduring a frustrating campaign with his star performer.


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Waltham, Mass. – Despite a slow start, the Brandeis University women's basketball team came from 12 points down at the start of the second half to defeat University Athletic Association conference foe Carnegie Mellon University, 59-54, in Auerbach Arena. The Judges defeated the Tartans for the second time this season, and their 19th straight win in the series. With the victory the Judges improve to 11-10, 3-7 in the UAA. The loss drops CMU to 2-19, 0-10 in conference.
Brandeis scored the opening shot, but struggled to get into the game in the first half. After a shot from outside at 13:24 by senior forward Mia DePalo (Rumson, N.J./Red Bank Catholic), the score was 12-7, CMU. Over the next three minutes, the Tartans held the Judges to 0-3 from the floor and forced four turnovers and scored 14 unanswered points to put the score at 26-7. The run included three baskets from sophomore forward Emily Peel (Long Valley, N.J./West Morris Central) and two 3-pointers. With the Tartans still ahead, 32-15, at 3:35, Brandeis scored seven of the next nine points, four coming from rookie Kasey Dean (Southbury, Conn./Pomeraug). Dean scored the final bucket of the half on a put-back, making the score 34-22, and putting the Judges within striking distance.
A series of fouls sent Brandeis to the line at the beginning of the second half to begin closing the gap. With two good free-throws from sophomore forward Samantha Anderson (Johnsonville, N.H./Hoosic Valley) and a layup from junior guard Morgan Kendrew (Cotuit, Mass./Barnstable), the Judges cut the deficit to eight points, making the score 39-31 at 14:40. DePalo hit a 3-pointer to make it a 5-point game. Over the next three minutes, the Judges held their opponent to just two points and scored three more of their own. At 11:26 Kendrew hit a shot from deep to make the score 41-39.
The game was at a stand-still until 6:15, when senior forward Amber Strodthoff (DePere, Wis./DePere) made two free throws to cut the Tartan lead to one point at 44-43. Jacquie Shaw (Portland, Ore./Grant) was sent to the line where she made both shots to make put her team up by three at 5:05 . A 3-pointer from Kendrew at 4:55, tied the game for the first time, at 46-46. CMU answered back with a layup from Nicole Vaccarella (Colts Neck, N.J./Colts Neck) to regain the lead. Not to be denied, DePalo came through with a shot from outside, making the score, 49-48, at 3:44 and giving the Judges the lead for the first time since the score was 2-0 at the start of the game.
At 3:08, Strodthoff was sent to the line and sunk both shots to put Brandeis up by three, 51-48. A layup from Peel brought it back to a one point game. Kendrew was fouled on an offensive rebound and sent to the free-throw line, where she made one of two to put the Judges back up by two, 52-50. Shaw hit a shot in the paint to tie the game for the second and final time. Kendrew sank a 3- pointer from the right corner on a fast break to make the score, 56-53, with 37.6 seconds remaining. Shaw hit another layup on a drive to the hoop to bring the Tartans within one, with just 22 seconds left on the clock. A 3-point shot attempt from Vaccarella that would have knotted the game was blocked by DePalo at with seven seconds. Brandeis kept the Tartans at bay, making 4-of-4 from the charity stripe to end the game 59-54.
The Judges were paced by Kendrew who scored 12 of her 16 points in the second half. DePalo continued to be a threat from deep, making nine of her 11 points from 3-point range. Ness posted a career- and game-high 11 rebounds, seven coming in the second half. Dean had a career-high eight rebounds and scored eight points for the Judges.
The Tartans were led by Vaccarella, with a game-high 18 points and six rebounds. Peel also scored in double digits with 17 points and a team-high nine rebounds. Rookie guard Gina Tudi (Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland Catholic) posted a career- and game-high nine assists, eight coming in the first half and just one shy of the Carnegie Mellon school record. Shaw scored 11 points with eight rebounds.
The Judges play their last regular season home game on Sunday when they take on Case Western Reserve University, at 2:00 p.m.
Carnegie Mellon continues conference action Sunday when they face off against New York University at 2:00 p.m.


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If you extract moisture from already very dry are do you not create a dead zone down wind?
There is life everywhere in the desert, most of which is tuned to live on very little water, but all of which need water from some source occasionally.
Pushing humans into these areas where the only source of water is minimally moist seems rather pointless and ill advised.
Would it work on mars?
Do you know why it's illegal to collect rainwater in a barrel in Utah and Colorado?
If there is only a gallon of water in the air over an acre of land, removing a quart does in fact change the balance of things.
I think you're off by a few orders of magnitude.
According to http://www.nationalatlas.gov [nationalatlas.gov], the driest parts of Colorado get about 7" of rain annually (average rainfall is about 15"). that comes to 190,080 gallons per acre and would provide the total (drinking, washing, etc.) annual water usage (approximately 100 gallons per day per person, according to the US geological survey [usgs.gov]) of 5 people.
It seems like if you are able to collect a quart of rainwater in a reasonably sized, "barrel", then there is a lot more than a gallon of water in the air over that acre.
Do you know why it's illegal to collect rainwater in a barrel in Utah and Colorado? If there is only a gallon of water in the air over an acre of land, removing a quart does in fact change the balance of things.
That's a load of pseudoscience, backing up a law that exists only for revenue, cronyism, and political control. If you store water off your roof or that falls from the sky, and then use it in your home or for irrigation, you're returning that water right back into the water table...in fact, use in the home returns it more effectively, because it is reintroduced a few feet under the soil by your septic system. You're not 'stealing' water- it doesn't go anywhere.
If you want to know the real reason laws like that exist, read The Milagro Beanfield War [wikipedia.org] (annoyingly, that link is about the movie, not the book.) I read it in middle school, and it gave me great insight into how big business pushes citizens around.
Also, you can take a look at what the Israelis are doing to all of the rivers that feed into or border Palestine for a great example of how water is controlled for racial oppression and political power.
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Only a gallon of water over an acre of land? I doubt it.
I'm not really used to the Imperial System, but I'll try my best to do the calculation in it.
1 acre = "how much a man with an ox can manage in 1 day"
1 gallon = "1 eights of a bushel"
1 bushel = "the volume of a pile of wheat which weighs 64 tower pounds"
1 tower pound = "5400 troy grains"
1 troy grain = "64.79891 milligrams"
1 quart = "a quarter of a gallon"
density of wheat = 950 000 karat / hogshead
average humidity in Colorado = 40%
assume a humidity of 40%, and you get about 40 gallons of water in the furlong of air over an acre of land. A quart doesn't really seem to make that much of a difference.
Humidity is calculated in relative terms, 100% humidity at 0C in less than 100% humidity at 38C in term of the absolute amount of water contained in the air.
How could you have come up with the exact answer while missing the "average temperature in Colorado" parameter ?
Do you know why it's illegal to collect rainwater in a barrel in Utah and Colorado?
Because it is hard to tax the collection of rainwater?
Maybe I'm too cynical but I just cannot honestly imagine that this has anything to do with any actual environmental concern.
I don't think they'll be down to the level of a still suit for quite a few years yet. Equipment like the urine/water recycling system on the space station or the article's desert "dehumidifier" are bulky.
Plus we just don't have any real economic incentive for creating still suits -- we don't have a lot of people who want to live in the deep deserts.
Last I checked, there were millions of people in Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc..
Actually, if the article's right and people could start using the Negev as a water source, I can think of several million people with a real economic incentive to use these things.
How about mining? I'm sure there is a lot of interesting stuff lying under the desert sands.
There are plenty of reasons for people wanting to live in the desert. If only because the rest of the world is getting quite full.
All but the most barren deserts on this planet usually have a replenishing water supply somewhere. A pump, a cistern, and some plastic bottles is much easier to maintain (not to mention more comfortable) than a still suit will ever be.
I don't think this will be used on a large enough scale to seriously affect the environment
Hmm... I suspect that has been said about technologies that after a while ended up being used on a large enough scale to affect the environment.
Note that I am not saying that this specific technology would end up being used on a large enough scale. I am just reminding history.
Walk without rythm, fellow travelers.
They'll buy droids from the jawas, like the Star Wars moisture farms all have. Duh.
I for one will continue diligently keeping urinating into my stillsuit with the water recycling conservatively set on 'maximum.'
"Set on Maximum"? Huh. You obviously have one of those city-dweller stillsuits. That's a bodybag in the desert.
Real stillsuits don't have a setting, either they work or they don't work.
Did you get that doodad by fraternizing with the enema? really.
Friend or enema? There is no difference to the Fremen.
When I was 12 they taught us how to make a moisture trap with a can and some cellophane. Granted we weren't in a desert, but I am surprised if this "new" development surprises anybody.
Clearly, this is on a larger scale and far more impressive than what you did when you were 12.
Seriously, just because you did something which is conceptually similar, doesn't mean that this isn't an advance. Conceptually, flight hasn't changed since the Wright Brothers. Practically, it obviously has.
It's amazing how many articles pass through this forum to which this is a perfectly appropriate response.
These are not the droids you are looking for.
Move on.
Daily reprints a press release from the Fraunhofer Institute in Stuttgart.
So in a decade when these are ubiquitous and most of the world is a desert, suddenly the Fraunhofer Institute will announce they had a patent on this and anyone drinking the water will have to pay licensing fees. [wikipedia.org]
Great, just... great.
Daily reprints a press release from the Fraunhofer Institute in Stuttgart.
So in a decade when these are ubiquitous and most of the world is a desert, suddenly the Fraunhofer Institute will announce they had a patent on this and anyone drinking the water will have to pay licensing fees. [wikipedia.org]
Great, just... great.
What about all those sanctions on the use of technology in the Dune universe? There was a company with a monopoly on interstellar transport. There were also injunctions against information technology.
So in a decade when these are ubiquitous and most of the world is a desert, suddenly the Fraunhofer Institute will announce they had a patent on this and anyone drinking the water will have to pay licensing fees.
I don't think that desert-dwelling nomads today care much (or, indeed, are even aware of) the Fraunhofer Institute and the patents it hold. If, in a decaede, most of the world will indeed become a desert, I doubt anyone would care by that time. In fact, I doubt the institute would still exist...
Or they could just take the technology to Mars, and have a worldwide monopoly ready-made.
Isn't this what Luke Skywalker's uncle did for a living? I thought it was a given that you could condense water out of thin air.... My refrigerator does this all the time.
> Frank Herbert's Moisture Traps May Be a Reality
No Kidding. The Jihad is a reality too.
Mawt al-kafir! I will cut you down for Muad'dib!!!
Here in California our snow packs are dwindling year after year, which means our valleys are likely to revert to their natural desert climate. That's where a full third of our nation's food comes from. We might want to consider some windtraps, not growing rice in a desert, or maybe borrow some Australian expertise to do something cool [youtube.com].
"That's where a full third of our nation's food comes from. "
That does not necessarily mean that it should come from there forever. Just as the Rust Belt de-industrialized over decades, California could reduce the amount it farms. The employees can go back to Mexico and the owners can invest in something (or someplace) different.
When we finally raze detroit to the ground we'll have acres and acres of prime farming land just minutes away from the largest source of fresh water on the continent.
The problem with this design is it requires electricity, which means expensive solar cells and periodic maintenance to clean them off.
The moisture traps mentioned in Dune already do exist, and are entirely passive. You need an underground chamber with a few vents in the sides, and vent in the top with a chimney. The air rises in the chimney creating a constant flow of air into the chamber, and moisture condenses due to the cooler conditions in the chamber than outside.
don't trust them. they'll let the concept out then they'll hit you up for license fees later on.
"its a trap"
That's ok, I'm working on AMOT (Ain't a MOisture Trap) right now
This method seems to result in pure distilled water which is generally considered harmful as your sole water supply. It's lacking in minerals that the body uses and also will turn acidic naturally. I guess since you're IN a desert though, they could scoop up a few spoonfuls of dirt and mix it in with your nice clear glass of fresh water.
This method seems to result in pure distilled water which is generally considered harmful as your sole water supply. It's lacking in minerals that the body uses and also will turn acidic naturally.
I learned this in geology class, but apparently it's not universally accepted as true anymore. If you can find a reliable cite to support it, I'd be interested in reinstating my previous belief though.
I live in southeastern Australia, and down here, we haven't had regular rainfall now since 1995. Melbourne's water reserves are currently sitting at around 25%. The government's been talking about dredging the Yarra, the city's river, and that is only about a third of peak level at the moment as it is.
This tells me that the long term trend for Victoria is desertification. Queensland is getting floods these days, while we get barely a drop. Unless we're planning on abandoning the entire state, we're going to need technologies exactly like these, in order to be able to continue to live here.
When I read this article I was expecting to see another machine based on the ammonia absorption cycle. I was pleasantly surprised to see something new. This is interesting and should be followed to see if it becomes reality.
It's been possible to build an air-water condenser using the ammonia absorption cycle since the 1800s. Blow air across the cold outer surface and the heat exchange causes condensation. A gentleman proposed "oasis machines" which would be a condenser hidden in a decorative pool / fountain from which local villagers could draw water. It was self contained and needed no outside electricity, perhaps solar. He proposed it as a solution to providing water to villagers in Africa, etc. A poster above did mention the problem of the water lacking in mineral nutrients.
...was to effectively trap the wind emerging from slashdotters.
I am always surprised by how much water gets to the garden.
Humidity is relative. A desert can have much more moisture in the air than a much colder, much more humid area. It's just that, at 50C degrees, the air can hold much more water than it can at 10C degrees. So the same amount of water that makes the desert 15% relative humidity, can result in rain (100% relative humidity) in colder climate.
It's the same thing that allows far more sugar/salt/jello/etc. to dissolve in warm water than cold...
Beware, It's a trap !
Frank Herbert, while speaking in a radio interview on a call-in show around 1984, said that he saw a pilot project of a desert moisture collector while he was doing research as a journalist back in the Sixties.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Overturns Conviction Of Man Accused Of Spreading HIV
The Minnesota Supreme Court shot down a prosecutor's effort to reinstate the overturned conviction of Daniel James Rick, an HIV-positive man who was accused of passing the disease to someone else.
The high court affirmed a Court of Appeals decision that reversed the attempted first-degree assault conviction of Daniel
A jury acquitted Rick in 2011 under the first part of a Minnesota statute that applies to cases involving sex without first informing the other person that the defendant has a communicable disease. But it convicted him under another section that the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday applies only "to the donation or exchange for value of blood, sperm, organs, or tissue and therefore does not
Although D.B. testified that Rick did not tell him he was HIV positive before they started having sex, the jury agreed with Rick's claim that he did. It was never conclusively determined whether it was Rick or someone else who infected D.B.
The Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund and the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota welcomed the ruling.
"The court saw the problem with the way in which the state was prosecuting this case and recognized it was inappropriate to prosecute this man for this conduct," said Scott Schoettes, HIV Project director for Lambda Legal. "And I think the victory shows that there's a problem with these laws, and that people with HIV are going to be targeted for prosecutions like this until we reform the laws. Essentially, what the state was going was prosecuting someone for the fact he was HIV positive and had sex without a condom."
What do you think of the Minnesota Supreme Court's decision, Instincters? Was Rick's conviction rightfully overturned?
Check out this piece from Instinct contributor Tyler Curry, "HIV Victims and Villains: Who Is Really At Fault?" for related discussion on the topic!
I have a very hard time with folks who do not reveal their HIV-positive status to any potential sex partner, whether it be male/male, female/female or male/female sex. I always self-disclose with any man who I may decide to have a sexual encounter with, PERIOD! It's a matter of conscience for me as I couldn't live with myself even just thinking I may have exposed someone to this disease. It's worked quite well for me over the last twenty-three years of knowing I am positive and I see no reason to change that now! I guess some people have a lower degree of self-respect or personal honesty than me, but I am going to continue self-disclosing with any fellow who piques my sexual interest. It's just that important to me and my partners.


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I am completely appalled and outraged at the comments made by Republican Central Committee Chairman Jim Thompson last week. I am referring to the comments he sent out to his supporter at the end of a newsletter when he called President Barack Obama an A**. His focus was on a "zebra-donkey hybrid that was born at a Mexico zoo that was black with white legs."
This type of verbally insensitive racially-charged innuendos have no place in our culture or our political parties. No matter what our party affiliation is we all need to stand together and reject those views that are insensitive to minorities. When did we get from showing people respect even though we may disagree with their views. We should hold our political leaders to a higher standard and demand that they operate in this manner. I am respectfully calling for the resignation of Mr. Jim Thompson.
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I predict the first practical use of these devices will be for surveillance.
I predict it's been done already.
I predict it's been done already.
Then how can you predict it?
it's timey-wimey stuff.
A device that delivers drugs and then melts away to leave no evidence?
The second practical use will certainly be assassination.
Why assassinate when a subcutaneous speaker and some mind-enhancing drugs can make someone your willing pawn?
They'll even believe they're doing your bidding of their own free will...
This will be even more effective because it can gradually bring someone to the verge of death, then disappear weeks before they die.
I predict that the *same* dissolvable device that retails for $1200 in the US will retail for a tenth of that in Canada, Europe, Australia, etc.
Actually, that's partially canceled out -- it's an electronic device, so instead of $120, it'll be priced at 120EUR.
Yes, I was just reading an article about some people who were caught smuggling cheese from the US to Canada, because Milk Boards in Canada keep prices high to make sure milk processors can get all the profit for milk while ensuring actual milk producers still can barely make a living.
Oh Slashdot, news for luddites, as always. Just once I'd like to see a story about a new technology in which there isn't an immediate upmodded post about how it's so scary and awful.
Tell me, how does the dissolvability of this new tech make it ideal for surveillance? Are you one of those tin foil nutcases who thinks the US is implanting tracking devices in people? If so, why do they want those devices (which are already so well hidden that they've never been found) to dissolve? If not, how exactly are they going to surreptitiously get these scary tracking devices into people?
Tell me, how does the dissolvability of this new tech make it ideal for surveillance?
Clearing evidence of surveillance? For sidestepping the need for warrants.
I predict the first practical use of these devices will be for surveillance.
Until they become cheap enough... then you can swallow something like a dozen of Tor bridges/exist points at your breakfast to keep you connected for the day.
Exactly - don't poison your enemy, spy on his colon!
who needs to push for obsolescence, for prettier casing, for newer features and faster operation. with the iGimme! the market is endless! just as you're listening to your favorite song, glub, and the device is gone! the repeat sales will be ginormous! order now, and we will send TWO iGimme!s for the price of one, plus shipping and handling... .
also electronic waste disposal.
So if I upgrade my computer I just eat the old one?
Presumably the new implants wouldn't be made of lead and mercury and such. According to the fine article, they contain silicon, magnesium, and oxygen, all of which are naturally found in the body and play a positive role. Silicon is the only questionable one, since the human body normally only has around a gram of the stuff, but if the circuits are sufficiently tiny, they won't make much difference.
How do you know they are not fattening?
Scientists Invent Electronics That Dissolve In the Body...
That's hogwash! I depend on a little device in my heart to keep me alive. They would never make it just dissol^ `~ & # [NO CARRIER]
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Mmmmmmm. Electronics.
Really? No one is thinking the obvious here? Perfect assassins. Cause an aneurysm or worse and disappear.
There are already drugs which leave the body extremely quickly and leave no trace.
But now we can have it inside the person for months/years, and just wait for the perfect moment for the poison to be released. Might even have people go through mandated health care including vaccination, and anyone who steps out of line is just quietly killed off.
...but also electronic waste disposal."
I guess that's one way of getting rid of old electronics...
Unfortunately, while you're covered for the equipment rental, you failed to return the unit as agreed, and we'll have to bill you $32,768.
... electronics melt YOU!
Toddlers have been doing this for decades
"Out of my cold, lead hands
Electronics that dissolves in the body
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So, BlackBerry has just announced it's exciting the consumer market, focussing on the enterprise instead. Worse yet, it's cutting 4500 jobs, half its workforce, which is a statistic for us, but a disaster for those involved.
The company sold just 3.7 million smartphones in the second quarter, most of which ran the older BlackBerry 7 operating system instead of the new BlackBerry 10. This means the Z10 and Q10 have been unmitigated flops. Hardly surprising though - even random people such as myself knew BB10 was going to be a hard, if not impossible, sell.
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True, but a PC has proven time and again as a multitasking machine that encourages productivity. The PC market has hit it's plateau in growth in the U.S.A. By design, a BYOD consumer Tablet, and smartphone has taken an opposite approach to security, productivity, and multitasking in the enterprise.


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Jack Wilshere admits he will need time to recapture his best form after making his England comeback in Wednesday's friendly international with Sweden in the Friends Arena.
The Arsenal midfielder put 17 months of injury frustration behind him after suffering a stress fracture of his ankle by playing the final half hour of England's 4-2 defeat. Wilshere knows he is still short of sharpness after only a trio of games for the Gunners, but is delighted to be back playing for club and country.
He said: "I don't know how long it will be before I can say 'I'm back.' I'm not really sure. This is my first long-term injury. We will see. I'm sure you lot (the media) will notice when I'm back to my best!"
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