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By James Ruhland
We're continually bombarded with the assertion that the economy is a problem for Bush. Democrats and Liberal pundits invoke Herbert Hoover at every opportunity, trying to conjure the specter of breadlines and shantytown "Bushvilles" despite the fact that none exist. New York Times commentator Paul Krugman claims there is a "great unraveling" underway in the economy.
By objective standards, however, things are going well for the American economy. The recession was fairly mild and short, despite the shock of Sept. 11th, and growth has surged since the tax cuts took effect. Indeed, by international standards America's economy compares favorably with the countries in continental Europe that are often held up as an example and which Kerry would emulate if his policies were enacted. Our growth has been consistently higher and our unemployment rate consistently lower than theirs. Indeed, even Britain's Guardian recognized that the U.S. economy is the dynamo generating global recovery.
When discussion turns to the facts, the assertion that the Bush economy is bad fails to hold water. By almost every measure, the economy is doing quite well indeed. From economic growth to productivity gains to the stock market and housing starts, America has prospered, not faltered, over the last couple of years. So critics point to the one indicator, and it's a significant one, that has lagged behind. That is job growth, and the critics blame outsourcing of jobs as a result of Bush's pro-corporate policies and tax incentives for this. Kerry has invoked it in ads. They emphasize the loss of manufacturing jobs, to imply that America is deindustrializing.
Of course, these assertions are economically ridiculous. Even Liberal commentators like Noam Scheiber aknowledge they are absurd. None the less, they are happy to use them for political gain. Scheiber wrote in TNR Online that he has "no problem with John Kerry scoring political points on the jobs issue if it helps elect an administration that cares about the long-term consequences of its economic policies." In other words, demagogy in the name of raising taxes and spending as Kerry would do is fine, if it helps the Democrats regain power. Whether those policies really show concern for long-term economic consequences is another debatable point, as empirical studies have shown they are detrimental. Again, continental Europe is the perfect example here and their economic performance consistently lags behind America's, in no small part due to higher taxes, and their fiscal overhang of unfunded future liabilities is proportionately higher as a result of their spending policies.
The indifference that Democrats and their supporters have for economic reality if it gets in the way of their pursuit of power would be humorous if it weren't so dangerous. Misinforming the public about what is happening in the economy and whipping them into a frenzy of hysteria and jingoism aimed at foreigners who are "taking our jobs" is hardly a sign of political statesmanship. People need to know the real facts, and the fact is that the 21st century economy is a plus for Bush, not a minus.
Even the supposed negative is really a positive, though Bush's critics demagogue the honesty of the Administration. The fact is, we are not deindustrializing. Though there are fewer Americans working in the manufacturing sector, manufacturing makes up approximately the same proportion of our economy as it did twenty years ago. Outsourcing of jobs to developing economies is not really the problem. The culprit, if there is a culprit, is surging productivity. Just as in agriculture before, in manufacturing we are making more with fewer people. People wrung their hands about the loss of the family farm, but most of those doing the hand-wringing would not prefer to be working from dawn to dusk on the farm, just as most of those who are bemoaning the loss of industrial jobs would not want to be working on the factory floor from dawn till dusk. The American economy is undergoing another transformation, as significant as the one that took us from an agricultural economy to an industrial power without any loss of our ability to feed ourselves. We are moving into an information and technology economy.
In any dynamic economy there are dislocations along the way. The alternative is not having one's cake and eating it too, however. The alternative is European-style stagnation and economic sclerosis. But the fact remains that if Americans were not optimistic about their economic prospects, they would not be investing so much in new homes. While people decry our current unemployment rate, it is at a level that was considered quite good in the mid-90s, when Clinton was running for re-election with 5.6 per cent unemployment. There's a real question as to whether we have even lost the jobs that critics claim we have. The employer job survey has shown a loss, but the household job survey has consistently shown a gain of two million jobs. The employer survey tracks existing businesses, but lags in catching up with jobs created by new businesses. In an economy where two thirds of all jobs are created by small business, this can be significant.
If the debate on the economy was carried out in honest terms, it is likely that it would be seen as a plus for Bush's re-election. As it stands, the Democrats can only score points by distorting reality, and even they know it.
James Ruhland lives in Colorado and writes at www.porphyrogenitus.net.
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Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on NYU's sweetheart loans to professors. Photo: Getty Images
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And this would likely include all sorts of works from 1985.
Sort of reminds me how important the internet really is. While the physical world would hardly take notice of such fantastic political art created and distributed on the web, the transition into the physical world causes general craziness to take hold of certain people.
It *is* important if it's on the web, but that is mostly preaching to the choir. It seems that political art about technology is more effective when physical. Wonder how long that will last?
My reaction to that line in the article was simply that it was a bit unfair. I mean, really, how could the music industry have known that PC's would dominate, hard drives would exponentially grow in size and lower in cost, copying & compression would be simplified for teenagers, and we'd share bits and bytes from the comfort of our cushions with complete strangers internationally at dizzying speeds.
I'm not saying the industry has been *smart* about much, but I don't see how they could have predicted the past 30 years with any accuracy (and I wouldn't want the transition to digital changed if they could have predicted all this).
The real issue is their insistence that the digital reality somehow play by physical rules. That misses all the benefits and opportunities that make my mother say "It's the Jetsons" in disbelief about video chat, while penalizing an entire generation for being excited by--and interfacing with--21st century realities.
The history is nice--and I'm glad they didn't see it coming--I'm just not sure how they could have.
Definitely a strategy. Unable to learn from the past we are bound to repeat it.
They're also (at a legal level, at least) preventing their postmodern lives.
Where--Oh! Where!--are the motherfucking eagles?
With all of this wall building I hope they don't find they've forgotten doors and windows when the fire starts.
1) Piracy is Google's intended business model for Android.
2) Piracy is the antithesis of a successful business.
Funniest/Most Insightful Comments of the Week read by Techdirt and successful artists in the digital space (who are interviewed earlier in the podcast).
Perhaps he should, once again, focus on "hope," rather than "fear."
If copyright holders focused on the future we wouldn't be in this mess.
And I thought I'd outgrown the "fake" stories of "pro" wrestling. Val, thanks for being a real hero taking a real stand. I'm in your corner.
These time honoured games really do bring the public together, don't they?
I know! If we could only get the major labels to stop "monetizing other people's content" and using the innovation of copyright math to "get that content for free". Good point.
Soviet science officials used to tour US aviation plants with special, sticky-soled to pick up bits of metal so that they could learn the composition of the alloys being used in aircraft manufacture.
Oh, and the container ship image? Yeah, it's infringing
"There is no marketing trick."
And just like that, the middlemen disappeared. Poof!
Or they leave 'em for the replacement troops just starting their tour.
�Big Hy� is clearly a life-long freedom fighter. The enemy may have changed, but he's still on the front lines.
Far from making me rush towards piracy, I might actually consider purchasing an e-book again.


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A tale neither of ancient Greece nor of a camera company's market share, "Olympus Has Fallen" is instead a typical slab of Hollywood action in which the White House crumbles under attack, the American flag is tattered and tossed aside by baddies, and clichés rise like gods.
Gerard Butler swagger-stars as ex-Secret Service tough guy Mike Banning, who leaps into action from his desk job at Treasury when terrorists initiate a bloody, expertly timed home invasion on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Once inside, he becomes the only man — or, as he modestly puts it at one point, "the best hope you've got" — to save the president (Aaron Eckhart) before he gives away nuclear codes to a sadistic megalomaniac (Rick Yune).
The commander in chief's young son is missing as well and could become a pawn for the terrorists if he's not found. There's a redemption angle, too, of course: 18 months before, Banning couldn't save the president's wife (Ashley Judd) in a car accident. But really, if you're Special Forces-trained and have extensive knowledge of the White House interior, do you need any motivation besides saving the free world?
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Another screenplay question: Does everything in this movie, credited to writers Creighton Rothenberger and Katrin Benedikt, have to be ripped from "Die Hard"? The inside man is one thing, but the idiots in authority, the rooftop adventure gone bad, the hero mistaking a bad guy for a good guy… it's a hostage movie all right, of that 1988 suspense classic. (Bond movies, too, and "In the Line of Fire" for good measure.)


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Notes: When uploading to YouTube, obviously a lot of quality is lost, but since YouTube is the likely destination for most videos taken with these camcorders, it seems appropriate.
iPod Nano, outdoor: Colors are washed out, dull, and muddy, it seems much darker than it really was, detail is lousy (especially in the blades of grass).
Aiptek PenCam HD, outdoor: Choppier than the Nano, but better color reproduction, and lots more detail, especially in blades of grass. Colors, however, are faded, even if fairly accurate.
Flip Mino HD, outdoor: Pretty good color and clarity, but blurs with motion and slightly choppy. It's totally usable, but the choppy panning is a problem.
Flip Ultra HD, outdoor: Very similar to the Mino HD, which means it's pretty good but has a hard time with motion. Color reproduction, however, is very slightly more accurate than the Mino HD.
JVC Picsio, outdoor: It's choppier than flips but thankfully it's not blurring. Unfortunately, while it's better than the Aiptek or Nano, its color and clarity are both lacking, not nearly as good as the Flips, Kodak, or Creative.
Kodak Zi8, outdoor: Best color reproduction and clarity yet—it's damn impressive how clear this video is. But this 1080p video exhibits some jerkiness with panning and motion, and 1080p video is HUGE: This 20-second clip takes up 50MB of space, meaning you'll get less than 10 minutes of video per GB of storage. Eep.
Creative Vado HD, outdoor: Very yellow, poor clarity and color reproduction, really awful with light—slow to adjust while panning, has difficulty distinguishing between sky and light buildings.
iPod Nano, indoor: Usable, but not all that great—colors are still super muddy and dull, and its VGA resolution means you're not going to get much detail.
Aiptek PenCam HD, indoor: Detail goes out the window. Noisy and dark, too.
Flip Mino HD, indoor: Pretty good—sharp enough, very smooth, good color.
Flip Ultra HD, indoor: Looks exactly the same as the Mino HD, which is to say, it's quite good but not as sharp as I'd like.
JVC Picsio, indoor: Horrible, grating sound, super jerky and tons of noise.
Kodak Zi8, indoor: Surprisingly mediocre. Blur is the real problem here, but the focus is weird—notice how clear the bottom of my oven is? And yet the Zi8 can't focus on the onion three feet away. Weird, but not good.
Creative Vado HD, indoor: Really, really impressive—sound quality is near-perfect, color reproduction, clarity and detail are all excellent, with minimal noise.
iPod Nano, macro: Where did this come from? Color is super accurate, not choppy or blurry, good depth of focus.
Aiptek PenCam HD, macro: Totally unwatchable. Oh well.
Flip Mino HD, macro: Pretty blurry, disappointingly so after the Nano's surprising performance.
Flip Ultra HD, macro: Color is off—it's way darker than it should be. Plus it's having trouble focusing on something so close.
JVC Picsio, macro: The JVC's hardware macro function helps it out here—it's kind of jerky but still pretty good, if not as good as the Kodak.
Kodak Zi8, macro: Definitely the best—super clear, perfect color, after initial two or three seconds of jerkiness it's baby-smooth. Awesome.
Creative Vado HD, macro: Focuses on the wrong thing, in this case a leaf about six inches further away than the flower we wanted to film. It also has the same weird problem with natural light that it showed in the outdoor test—maybe this is the camcorder for couch potatoes/bloggers who are afraid of the sun.
iPod Nano, low light: What can you expect? The audio's good and panning is smooth, but it's very noisy and having trouble focusing on anything—you can't even tell a truck apart from a car, really.
Aiptek PenCam HD, low light: Super choppy and noisy, with a strong red/orange tint that's very distracting. The lights also give off a ton of glare.
Flip Mino HD, low light: Still fairly noisy but color reproduction is excellent, motion isn't choppy, much better in distance than Nano. The frame rate's obviously much higher.
Flip Ultra HD, low light: Redder but sharper than Mino HD—you can even see spokes on that car's tires. However, the color's off, distinctly red, but no bleeding and definitely sharp.
JVC Picsio, low light: If you can see anything in this one, let me know. I think it's unwatchable.
Kodak Zi8, low light: Surprisingly not so good. A little choppy, a little dark, a little red, and panning isn't as smooth as it should be. Picture quality is decent but overall it's too jerky and dark.
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In the 11 years that I have been writing this weekly column (more than 500 columns), I know that I have had some spelling and grammatical faux pas. I have used several versions of Word, Google Docs, Open Office and Libre Office as my word processor, and all have a reasonable spelling and grammar checker, which I have never failed to run, but still some errors slip through. I am fortunate to have an educated and competent wife as a proofreader after I peruse the column, and she almost always catches some composition errors that both the software and I missed. I have noticed that the outstandingly fine editors at the Examiner have occasionally made some minor changes and corrections as they practice their editorial art.
In the decades that I have been teaching college classes, it no longer amazes me what college students can turn in as a finished written product. It is uncommon that a paper or project has proper spelling and grammar, and some students get belligerent upon being shown their written (word processed) errors, often blaming those errors on their "stupid computer." In the many years since the advent of the word processor, first as a glorified typewriter (remember those?), then as a dedicated hardware word processor, and now as sophisticated software on a modern computer, the capabilities of the software to correct spelling and grammar errors have greatly improved.
Recently several free, browser based automated proofreading services have become available for anyone to use to provide a level of spell checking and grammar corrections typically superior to the similar services incorporated in the contemporary software based word processor. By using these free services, anyone, including newspaper columnists, newsletter editors and students, can now have an additional layer of proofreading of their documents, providing a better quality of written output. These online utilities will not create an original document, but can substantially provide the user with enough reputable assistance to produce an enhanced quality of output in terms of spelling and grammar, but not necessarily superior content — that is still the responsibility of the writer.
I was impressed with PaperRater (paperrater.com), a feature rich and totally free service. According to its Web site, "PaperRater.com is a free resource, developed and maintained by linguistics professionals and graduate students. We may offer a premium service for those who are interested, but for now we are content offering a high-quality service at no cost to writers." This service offers comprehensive spelling and grammar checking, plagiarism detection (notifies the student before the teacher finds out), and writing style suggestions. After pasting the text for this article, PaperRater inquired about the usage of the document, the educational level it is being used for, and the option to detect any potential plagiarism. In a matter of seconds, PaperRater produced a color coded list of questionable words, suggested grammar corrections, and even a "Vocabulary Score." My vocabulary score was displayed as, " Excellent work! Your usage of sophisticated words is on par with other well-written papers!" While I am not an English teacher, I found PaperRater to be an excellent and very capable resource, and will recommend it to my students.
After the Deadline (afterthedeadline.com) is a "free for personal use," open source, comprehensive proofreading utility. Unlike most of the other Web based proofreading utilities, After the Deadline requires the downloading (free) and installation of one or more of 11 different utilities. These distinct utilities can be added to Web pages (allows users to check spelling and grammar), WordPress software, plug-ins for Firefox and Chrome, add-on for OpenOffice, Windows Live Writer, and free standing utilities for other popular blogging and social networking services. Once installed, After the Deadline can be used as a comprehensive grammar and spell checker for use with those products, and for online services such as blogs, WordPress, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Google Docs, Windows Live Writer, any Webmail utility, and virtually any other form of online text input. I downloaded and installed the Firefox plug-in, which adds features more substantial than Firefox's built in spelling checker. In addition to a simple spell checker, After the Deadline adds proper spelling in context (to, too, two; there, their, etc.), grammar checking, style recommendations, and fixes for a variety of other writing errors. In evaluating After the Deadline (the Firefox plug-in), I found it exceptionally easy to use and very powerful. I now use it universally when entering any text using Firefox (my browser of choice). I can strongly recommend After the Deadline as a comprehensive spelling, style, and grammar checker for any products or services that it is designed to work with.
The next Web based proofreading utility that I tried was SpellChecker.net, where I simply copied and pasted my text into the box at the top of the Web page, and then clicked on the yellow "Spell Check" button on the bottom-left of the text box. Almost instantly (it took 1.51 seconds to spell check this entire column), a second browser window opened displaying possible spelling errors, and a list of possible corrections. At the top of this correction window is a "Grammar" button, which will rapidly run a grammar checker (1.12 seconds), clearly showing any questionable grammar and some recommended corrections. A fully functional interactive thesaurus is also provided, which can almost instantly come up with synonyms for a selected word. Once completed, the corrected text can then be copied back on to a blank page, and then saved and printed as appropriate. One tactic that I have found useful, which applies to all of these online services, is to repeat the entire process a second time in order to catch any newly created syntax errors.
I then tried the free Ginger online proofreading Web site at www.gingersoftware.com/grammarcheck, which describes itself as, "Most advanced grammar checker available. Immediate feedback. Free to use." I was disappointed when I tried to copy and paste this column into the top "Ginger" window, and was brusquely informed that it "exceeded the allowed number of characters." Since this free Web based utility is very limited in the amount of text that it can process at one time, I would only recommend it for short blocks of text, although multiple blocks of text can be checked sequentially by clearing the box, and then copying and pasting the next section of a document, which is an inconvenience. The text that was entered in the top window of Ginger was displayed with recommended corrections in the bottom half of the browser window. This corrected text could then be copied and pasted back in the original or new document. Ginger offers a more capable premium (paid) product that can be downloaded and installed, and works with Word 2003/2007/2010, Outlook 2003/2007/2010, PowerPoint 2003/2007/2010, Internet Explorer version 6.0 and higher, and all contemporary versions of Firefox.
SpellcheckPlus (spellcheckplus.com) seemed very capable and easy to use, but the free Web based version is limited to 2,000 characters (about 1/2 of a single spaced typed page) per proofread session. Unlimited access requires paid registration (9.99 Euros, or about $15 per year) and can process unlimited text of any length, and includes a lengthy list of writing tools. SpellcheckPlus explains itself as, " ... a grammar checker that finds common spelling errors and grammatical mistakes in English. Simply type (or paste) your text into the window below and hit the "check text" button." Despite the short length limitations of the free version, SpellcheckPlus did a very good job of detecting potential errors and offering suggested corrections.
With proofreading utilities like these, there is little reason for anyone, using a computer with Internet access, to produce a document with spelling and serious grammar errors.
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My wife has now had four chemotherapy treatments for her breast cancer. She will have two more, the last of which is scheduled for right around Christmas. Usually, it seems that Christmas comes too quickly. This year, I can't wait for it to arrive!
I never knew anyone closely who went through chemotherapy. I did know some people who had it, but I did not understand what they were going through. Most of us hear that chemotherapy is very difficult. From my wife's experience, I can say that this is extremely true. The first week after chemotherapy is like being sick with the flu, back aches, weakness, dizziness, nausea, and other unexpected side effects all combined. The second and third weeks are better, but still hard. Then it is time for another treatment and it starts all over again.
When I attended the Okinawan festival earlier this year, I spoke to an oncology (cancer treatment) nurse who herself was going through chemotherapy for breast cancer. She said that although she had worked closely with cancer patients for many years, she never truly understood the pain and suffering they experience until she experienced it herself.
I know that I cannot truly understand my wife's suffering, and that of other chemotherapy patients. But what little I can understand makes me respect them deeply.
Sometimes my wife's sleep schedule is thrown off. Today, she woke up before 5 a.m. and could not go back to sleep. So she went to the kitchen and made food for the day. I am often awoken by the sounds of chopping coming from the kitchen. My wife is a great cook. And even if she can't eat certain foods because of her treatment, she will cook them for us.
My wife has not let chemotherapy get her down. No matter how hard it might be, she goes to work each day, cooks for our family, and plans all the family activities. She rarely takes naps, even when she is tired. She is always thinking about others, and never complains. She is even coordinating a fund raiser for our dojo.
I take naps when I am healthy and complain about little things, like a sore neck! So who is tough?
My wife is much tougher than me. She had four children by C-section and got back to work right away. Now with chemotherapy, she maintains a positive and cheerful attitude and does almost everything as normal.
It is funny. When you watch medicine commercials on the television, they often disclose a long list of side effects. With her chemotherapy experience, my wife sometimes comments, "those don't sound so bad."
A great fighter is tough. But a person who endures suffering without giving up is also tough.
Many people have written to me about their own relatives' and friends' experiences with cancer. Many have sent their thoughts and prayers. My wife and I appreciate this deeply. We send our own thoughts and prayers to other cancer patients and their families.
Here is something to think about. Just one of the chemotherapy drugs that my wife receives, costs over $3,000 per dose. That is just one drug given one time. I can't even think about all of the drugs that she is being given. We are very fortunate to have health insurance that covers the majority of expenses. A major illness or disease makes clear and urgent the need for comprehensive health care for everyone.
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True Toughness -- Chemotherapy
My wife has now had four chemotherapy treatments for her breast cancer. She will have two more, the last of which is scheduled for right around Christmas. Usually, it seems that Christmas comes too quickly. This year, I can't wait for it to arrive!
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Airport food and beverage operator OTG is hoping to attract extra customers to its restaurants with its plans to introduce 7,000 new iPads at three international airports in North America.
The roll-out, which will take place over the next 18 months, follows a test run of the service at LaGuardia airport where 300 iPads were made available for use by diners. Around 2,000 more of Apple's popular device will be added to dining locations at LaGuardia as OTG expands its program. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will also get 2,500 iPads, as will Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Using OTG's custom browser, diners will be able to use the iPads to order meals through a visual menu, surf the web, check their Facebook and Twitter accounts, get up-to-date flight information and play games.
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"We believe this to be the largest deployment of consumer-facing iPads in the world, and for us, it's just the beginning," OTG chief executive Rick Blatstein said. "We have plans to roll out thousands of additional iPads at other airports around the United States and the world. Technology is an important complement to the customer service experience."
He added, "This is a unique deployment that has no precedent. We're marrying culinary excellence at the airport with new media. In addition to the content we are already offering, we see this as a significant opportunity for broader deployment of digital content from movies to news to games."
The move by OTG will be music to the ears of Apple, as more and more industries turn to its device to help improve services and efficiency.
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text: Ilana Harrus, PhD RXTE Program Scientist Astrophysics Division, NASA HQ 202.358.1250 (voice) firstname.lastname@example.com Dear Colleague, This letter is to call your attention to the opportunity to propose investigations requesting observing time on NASA's Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RXTE). NASA headquarters has approved continued operations of RXTE through September 2009, and we quickly need to produce an observing plan for this period. In light of the 2008 Senior Review recommendation of severely reduced funding for RXTE during Fiscal Year 2009, and in consultation with the RXTE Users' Group, we are issuing the present scaled-down call for observing proposals. Public Data In the upcoming observing period ("Cycle 13"), the data from ALL new observations, with the exception of uncompleted peer-reviewed Cycle 12 observations, will be immediately PUBLIC. For Cycle 13 two categories of observing programs, the "Core" and "Open-Time" programs have been defined. Only Open-Time programs will require proposal submission. The Open-Time program solicits proposals for the time frame from March through September 2009, however, we will likely select more observing time than can be done through September 30, 2009, so that we can schedule more efficiently and will have targets available if RXTE operations are extended beyond that time. We emphasize that NO funding to support guest investigations is available for Cycle 13. Core Program The Core Program was proposed to the 2008 Senior Review, and is comprised of observations uniquely suited to RXTE and in which RXTE has taken a lead role in the past. In general, observations of the type included within the Core Program are widely recognized to be of the highest priority for the mission, having passed a peer review in many successive observing cycles. A description and list of Core Program observations can be found here, http://rxte.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/xte/cycle13/core_program.html Please note that all of the data from the Core Program will be made public immediately upon processing. Proposal submission is NOT required for observations in this category. Open-Time Program The purpose of the Open-Time Program is to make RXTE observing time available to the international science community for science investigations not included in the Core Program. To request such observations, investigators must submit a short proposal and associated target forms as described below. In order to maintain an innovative science program, this announcement solicits observing proposals for new science investigations or extensions of existing programs not covered by the Core Program. Such proposals may also involve coordinated RXTE observations of targets with other space-based and/or ground-based facilities. We emphasize that Open-Time proposals should NOT duplicate observations in the Core Program. Availability Proposers may submit requests for the observing period covering March 1 through September 30, 2009. While approaches for extending RXTE science operations beyond this period are currently being explored, the outcome of these investigations is still uncertain. Proposals for Open-Time observations must be submitted via HEASARC's Remote Proposal System (ARK/RPS), https://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/ark/xte/ The proposal must consist of the following, * Cover Page - containing basic information about the proposal * General Page - containing co-investigator information * Target Forms - containing target request information and instrument configurations * Scientific Justification and Feasibility Proposals should establish the science case briefly, and describe how RXTE's unique capabilities will be exploited. Proposals must be submitted electronically using ARK/RPS and received by Thursday, October 30, 2009 (17:00 EST). The scientific justification and feasibility are limited to ONE page, to be uploaded as a pdf file. Proposals must use a 10pt font or larger. Evaluation Criteria Cycle 13 proposals will be evaluated using the following criteria: * The suitability of using the RXTE observatory and data products for the proposed investigation; * The degree to which the investigation uses RXTE's unique capabilities; * The feasibility of accomplishing the objectives of the investigation within the time, telemetry, and scheduling constraints; * The feasibility of the proposed analysis techniques; and * The relevance to NASA's scientific objectives Here, relevance to NASA's objectives includes the consideration of the potential contribution to NASA's mission as expressed in its most recent NASA strategy documents and to the objectives and goals of the RXTE mission. Review and Selection A peer review committee will be convened to evaluate proposals for Open-Time investigations, including recommendations concerning the approved observing targets and times. Prospective proposers can get more information from the RXTE Guest Observer Facility's Web page: http://rxte.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/xte/cycle13/ Any additional questions should be addressed to the XTE Help Desk via their feedback form: http://rxte.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/Feedback Ilana Harrus Program Scientist, RXTE


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It's a grey start to the new year here in Nashville, but with just enough light to capture my very boring sleeve progress. Despite counting incorrectly and placing the decreases not-where-I-thought, total cardigan disaster and utter sleeve catastrophe seem unlikely at this point. As long as I can duplicate the dumbassery on the other sleeve, of course.
Unfortunately, frantically typing up notes does not leave the hands free for knitting.
I hope you and yours celebrated the New Year in style. I broke my long-standing tradition of not going out (read: at home with the family) to attend my first New Year's party since 1989: there was friends, food, and lots of bubbly wine. Which is my idea of a perfect evening.
Now, to find more knitting time in 2011.


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Markusr necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 349 diseños de 80 diseñadores freelance.
Young Black Professional Guide (YBP Guide)
YBP Guide, the premier destination for young urban professionals, discusses a wide array of topics including; news, politics, relationships, finance, art, and fashion. Instead of reporting news, YBPGuide is focused on creating news by providing an unconventional perspective on current events and staying ahead of current trends.
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She's got curves….
So lately I've been making weekly trips to a thrift store I found. While I was in the mist of helping my SIL find a sofa I was making bi-weekly trips to the store and kept finding things I was falling in love with. Of course since they were all at amazing prices all of my favorites were quickly going home with other people.
While my SIL decided to go another route and left empty handed from our thrift store trips. I found a little number that I knew would look amazing in my new office.
I didn't pick it up on the first day. I wanted to go home and sleep on it. Really see if I had to have it. Well I did so this time instead of going back and simply seeing it gone I called ahead of time and had them put a HOLD sign on the piece.
The latest object of my affection has to be my new/old wing back love seat. It has curves in all the right places, which helps it look more feminine and totally perfect for a stylish gal's office.
Of course now my main problem is what to get it slipcovered in!
Do I go with stripes:
Or do I go with my animal instincts and get zebra :
Or do I go with a touch of bamboo ?
Or maybe I should go with some florals?
Or do I go more neutral and simply get a linen?
Originally I wanted to with this fabric, but at $30 a yard (I need 12 yards for the loveseat) it's so not going to happen. I love that it a has a neutral base with the white and black toile, but then has punches of colors that I could use throughout the room. I've been searching for something similar and have come up empty handed.
I love color and mixing patterns and since the floors and walls in the new office are pretty neutral I wanted to have fun with my fabric pick.
Click here to see the current look of the florida room aka my new office. The walls are still the same. I love those stripes. The floor is getting a little redo with a faux wood floor in antique oak and the slipper chair and bench are no longer going in there. Oh also you can see my inspiration for the space is Rory's pool house, which is full of different colors and patterns.
Any ideas?
What are your favorite online fabric resources? Please share.
I'm off to continue painting the trim. So not enjoyable. I have three doors, 2 windows and a staircase to do today along with putting my living room back together and sanding a bookcase that needs to be stained.
I'm tired already.
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National Cancer Institute (NCI) investigators have designed a genetically engineered mouse for use in the study of human lung squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). SCC is a type of non-small cell lung carcinoma, one of the most common types of lung cancer, with a five-year survival rate of about 15 percent. The investigators designed mouse models because they are an essential part of drug development, often the first step after laboratory experiments. The results of this study, headed by Yinling Hu, Ph.D., an investigator in the Laboratory of Experimental Immunology, Center for Cancer Research, NCI, appeared in Cancer Cell, April 15, 2013.
Scientists in this study designed their mouse models to identify molecular targets, such as IKK-alpha (IKK-α), which is a type of enzyme involved in regulating cellular growth, survival and immunity. For more than 10 years, work in Hu's laboratory has focused on understanding IKK-α's developmental function in keratinocytes (a type of cell that can give rise to SCC in the skin) by using mice genetically modified by IKK-α deletion, mutation and/or overexpression of IKK-α. In this study, Hu and colleagues searched for similarities between human and mouse lung SCCs at both the level of the lung SCC cells themselves, as well as the tumor microenvironment in the lungs. As a result, they found that IKK-α reduction elevates levels of cancer-causing proteins, and lowers levels of tumor suppressive proteins in lung SCCs. Further, the mice with the IKK-α reduction exhibited an increase of inflammatory cells in their lungs, which contributed to the initiation and development of lung SCC.


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Officials dig in to kick-start project on UH's new digs
University of Houston officials plunged silver shovels into dirt Friday in a ceremonial groundbreaking for the school's on-campus football stadium.
"A lot of people thought this day would not come," UH president and system chancellor Renu Khator said. "This day is here."
Wearing red hard hats with the UH logo, school officials, city and state dignitaries, and major donors took part in the ceremony just a few steps from where the 40,000-seat stadium will be built.
The stadium, at an estimated cost of $105 million, is scheduled to open Aug. 30, 2014, with the construction begining immediately. Robertson Stadium, the Cougars' longtime home, was demolished in December.
"When this stadium is complete, it's going to be one of the nicest facilities in the country," said Mack Rhoades, UH's vice president for intercollegiate athletics. "It will be second to none.
"Our athletics department is moving forward in terms of being nationally competitive. We want to regain that prominence that we once all enjoyed 20 years ago. That's our mission, that's our vision. This is a big step."
In December, the school unveiled artist's renderings that feature continuous bowled seating, an east-west orientation and a specially coated corrugated metal exterior skin with an opening on the northwest side to offer a view of the downtown skyline.
Among the stadium's amenities: a 12,400-square-foot club, 26 suites, 34 loge boxes and additional premium seating. The design of the stadium will allow for expansion to 60,000.
"We are on a mission to build a nationally competitive and internationally recognized university," Khator said. "I think athletics is a very important part for our dreams for our future."
During Friday's public ceremony, attended by the UH marching band, cheerleaders and fans, Rhoades announced a $5 million gift from the John O'Quinn Foundation to keep the name John O'Quinn Field at the stadium.
"Fundraising has gone tremendously well and we're on pace," Rhoades said. "The timeline for the stadium right now is great and the budget is well intact. The project is going remarkably smooth at this time."
Khator also recognized the UH student body, which overwhelming voted in favor of a student-fee increase toward funding for the stadium.
"The students believed in the vision and decided this was something they needed," Khator said.
An agreement has not been finalized, but the Cougars are expected to play their six-game home schedule and Bayou Bucket against Rice next season at Reliant Stadium.
"That's where we more than likely will end up playing all of our home games," Rhoades said, adding the school is working to secure naming rights for its stadium.
With construction set to begin, Khator didn't waste time setting expectations for coach Tony Levine, who was sitting on the front row.
"I want to see a lot of wins here," she said.


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Dictionary makers may begin printing John Boehner's photo alongside the definition of "hapless" after the House speaker was humiliated Thursday by fellow Republicans, sending global markets into a swoon amid fears his inability to corral enough votes to among his own party to back a proposed "Plan B" bodes ill for efforts to avert the dreaded fiscal cliff.
While political prognosticators handicap Boehner's chances of holding on to the speakership when a new Congress reconvenes in January, market strategists were left to adjust their estimates of just how far stocks might fall as Jan. 1 approaches without prospects of a budget deal in sight.
"The first reaction among many seems to be that if the speaker cannot get enough votes to raise tax rates on those earning $1,000,000 or above, then the scope for an agreement with the president is even more narrow than we thought, and the day after the election, we published a note in which we moved going off the cliff into the base case scenario," wrote Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG LLC in New York.
That early November call had already made BTIG more pessimistic than most on the Street, he said.
So how ugly could it get for stocks if negotiations between the White House and congressional Republicans don't see quick progress? Greenhaus contends a 15% decline along the lines of what was seen in the spring of 2010 and summer of 2011 "is a fair approximation of the full, cliff-induced decline one might expect."
"From a peak of 1,465, that implies downside risk down to about 1,250 or so on the S&P 500 . Even if one thinks a 10% decline is more reasonable, then 1,320 is your downside target and judging by the action in futures [Thursday night], a swift repricing is in order and is already occurring. We have been less sanguine than others in the face of December's rally — 2% MTD — and if we're going off the cliff, even for a short period, then those gains will not last long," he wrote.
But all may not be lost, at least on the political front, argues Alastair Newton, senior political analyst at Nomura International in London.
No doubt, the turn of events marked a major miscalculation by Boehner, who had appeared to view Plan B as a signal of his own strength, whose passage would give him additional leverage in negotiations with President Barack Obama, Newton said. And granted, the developments do push the U.S. closer to the edge of the fiscal cliff (Nomura now sees chances of a deal before year-end at 50:50).
But the likeliest path for a deal on taxes in the House had always been one in which Obama, who has called for tax hikes on those earning more than $400,000 annually (up from his longstanding call for preserving the Bush tax rates only for those earning less than $250,000), gets the full backing of Democrats plus a minority of House Republicans.
That said, the basis for a deal remains somewhere in the middle ground between the positions staked out so far by Boehner and the White House, Newton said.
So the critical question remains – as it always has, in our view — whether sufficient House Republicans can still be persuaded to defy the Tea Party and risk [challenges] in forthcoming primaries (a principle which is even more acute for Mr. Boehner himself as the personal price he may have to pay for reaching agreement with the president may be the loss of his speakership when the new Congress convenes early in the new year at the hands of vengeful conservatives), Newton argued.
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A Florida judge on Monday dismissed the defamation lawsuit filed by George Zimmerman against NBC and three reporters, saying the former neighborhood watch leader failed to show the network acted with malice.Judge Debra Nelson said the malice standard was appropriate because Zimmerman became a public figure after he shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford in February 2012, generating a national conversation about race and self-defense laws.
I hope that this will revive this forum a bit. Theconservativetreehouse and Legalinsurrection have threads about Judge Nelson's decision but the comments seem to be predictable for those outlets. By the way, I always have thought that Zimmerman has a better case against the State of Florida than NBC. We should hear soon if Mr. Beasley will appeal.


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The 2013 Relay For Life season began in a full sprint with a kickoff rally Wednesday.
New teams and veteran Relayers gathered at Grand Island High School to award medals for 2012 and to begin the 2013 event, which will have an Olympic theme of "Going for the Gold."
The annual fundraiser for the American Cancer Society was a record-breaker in 2012, said Jane Dent, staff partner from the American Cancer Society, with $163,000 raised. Relay Co-chair Candy Mye praised the GI teams because they not only surpassed the old record high total, "but knocked it out of the ballpark" by $40,000.
This year marks the 11th Relay on GI, Dent said, and during that time GI has raised $1,090,784, a milestone reached by only three Relays in WNY.
Relay 2013 Co-chairs Becky Sommer-Stufkosky and Lynn Dingey unfurled a banner noting GI was also honored as a Top 20 Relay in New York/New Jersey, from among 370 Relay events in the region. Dent called the achievement, for a town of 20,000, a "very distinctive honor."
Mye said the area is a smaller community, that lacks in population, but, "What we have is the heart, what we have is the spirit that gets us where we go. I can't tell you how much it means to know that you're all here tonight, and that you'll spread the word that we're still going strong even though we're going to be in a new location."
GIHS's capital project will necessitate a move from the 10-year home of the event at Masters Field to Veterans Park this year. The GI Relay For Life will take place Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9, from 2 p.m. to 6 a.m. with opening ceremonies at 6 p.m., a luminaria ceremony at 10 p.m., and closing ceremony at 5:30 a.m. Sunday.
Past Relay For Life Honorary Survivor Lisa Dudley and Kathy Kraft introduced their co-worker, Ann Marie Silviski, of Fresenius Kabi USA, as the 2013 Honorary Survivor. Silviski is an eight-year breast cancer survivor
"She's inspired me every day I see her at work," Dudley said. "She's an inspiration to all. Her strength and passion and endurance, positive out look and sense of humor shine a light on everyone she comes into contact with. She has been our team captain for several years, and last year we raised over $20,000. Besides going through her own battles, she takes care of her family members, and she's friends to everyone at work."
Melissa Marciszewski, a fifth-grade teacher at Huth Road Elementary School, introduced her student, Emily Reynolds, as Honorary Caregiver.
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Many times, football games are billed as potential shoot-outs and then fail to live up to the high-scoring hype.
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In Wisconsin and Oregon, the 98th edition of the Rose Bowl features two of the most prolific-and two of the most opposite-offenses in the country.
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Bielema and defensive coordinator Chris Ash will likely have to decided whether to stay in the base 4-3 defense or play more nickel through the game. In the base, senior linebacker Kevin Claxton plays on the strong side, while freshman corner back Peniel Jean is the nickel corner. Bielema said the NCAA rules on substitutions should help Wisconsin.
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Ilkorin, a language Tolkien wrote in the earliest versions of his Legendarium, was the tongue of the Ilkorindi.
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I'm an entrepreneur and have written a book called "Internet Real Estate" - How I Make Millions Buying and Selling Domain Names and Websites!
Updated notes: The "look" of #2 of the ones so far is best...classy and the photo is not THE main point (which is correct).
maybe try making the it say Internet Re@l Estate?
Maybe use a www. on the cover?
Maybe look at OTHER BEST SELLING BUSINESS BOOKS - why don't these artists LOOK AT OTHER BESTSELLING BUSINESS books BEFORE they create covers???
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- 1/2 cup coconut oil in liquid state
- 3 large eggs
- 1 15 oz. can of PURE pumpkin
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice
- 1 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
- 1 3/4 cups + 2 Tblsp. all-purpose flo
- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease donut (or muffin) tins.
- Place oil, eggs, pumpkin, sugar, spices, salt and baking powder in a mixing bowl.
- Beat together until fully combined and smooth.
- Slowly add in the flour, stirring just until combined.
- Spoon batter into wells, not filling them more than 2/3 full. Bake regular sized donut
- tins for about 15-18 minutes (mini donut pans for about 13-16 minutes, regular sized
- muffins for 22-25 minutes), use cake tester or sharp knife in center to test doneness.
- Let cool in pan for about 5 minutes so they can be moved easily. Remove from pan
- and cool on rack a little bit longer. While still warm (but not so hot they'll fall apart
- when handled), toss with the pumpkin spice cinnamon sugar coating:
- Coating:
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 Tblsp. pumpkin pie spice
- Add both to gallon size ziplock bag. Close and shake well, until spice is even distributed.
- Toss donuts one or two at a time in bag. This recipe made 12 regular sized donuts (yes, I
- had to wait until the first 6 were done and out of the pan before I could make the rest of them) AND 12 mini donuts. And they all disappeared as soon as the kids were home from school...
- * regular oil or melted and cooled butter can be used in place of the coconut oil. I have been using the coconut oil in place of oil and butter in many of recipes with great success - and no,
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I'm not important but I'm the Founder of GROOBS Shoes and I will be going on a trip to Swaziland to visit water wells The Thirst Project has built for people who do not have access to clean water. We will also be visiting villages that do not have access to clean water.
Since GROOBS Shoes and The Thirst Project have teamed up. See here http://bit.ly/9SG92S I wanted to give everyone a t shirt commemorating our trip to Swaziland. This trip is a celebration of water wells that were built via the charity The Thirst Project. There will be about 30 people going (myself included) on the trip. A handful of celebrities will be on the trip with me as they had a major impact in raising money for these water wells. These are "their" water wells that were built. While in Swaziland we will be giving out GROOBS Shoes to the people as well. Part of GROOBS model is for every pair of shoes we sell we give a pair away to someone in need. The Thirst Project is my charity of the month. When someone buys a pair of GROOBS and chooses The Thirst Project we will give 100% of the proceeds to The Thirst Project to go towards building more water wells.
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In recent days, my mind has been preoccupied with the plight of Western society, and specifically, the state of the Church at large in America. Several events have initiated this preoccupation and now converge to instigate this writing of this article. Within a period of just ten days, I had the following four experiences:
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The drawing will be April 15th 2012!
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Aaaah very cool. I'll get a blog post up for you in the next couple of days.!
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SOOO cute! i know someone who would LOVE that ladybug zipper bag! :)
and I'D love one of your monogrammed cleaner thingys. :)
thanks, dearie!
Very cute, Miss Texan! Enter me, please!
Love the names! Perfect. The Boy is good a naming goaties.
Wonderful giveaway....I'll be traveling for the next 6 months or so....I'll leave the giveaway for some other lucky person.
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The names are cute ones! I'm a follower.
Of coure this would be my favorite thing. I just think its so darling.
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What a great giveaway. Of course, I'd love to be entered. :-) My stinkin' human probably wouldn't let me keep it though.
Millie - was that a nice thing to maaa?
it's all taken care of in this post: http://www.brokenteepee.com/2012/03/giveaway-at-texan.html
I hope it brings you lots of peeps
I'm a follower, I posted about your giveaway on my blog and I love, love, love the blue polka-dotted bag.
I'm a follower already and I'm going to post it on my blog. Keep up the good work! I've been on your etsy shop and I love the aprons!
I follow your blog as Michelle S. and I would love to win the giveaway!
My fav item from your Etsy shop is Embroidered Cotton and burlap Fun in the Sun Tote 6 pockets
You are SOOO creative! I'm going to your Etsy shop.
You make such cute things, and the kids' names are so funny! I've never heard of a goat called Gary before ;)
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Heard about a tornado ripping through Texas...
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Hi Sweet Texan....my oh my....you are one great seamstress. I'm loving that floral flounce apron.
Please throw my hat in the ring for this great giveaway.
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Part II: Rome for the Holidays.
Clockwise from top left: Persol Capri polarized sunglasses ($360); Chance boatneck shirt ($68); Il Bisonte green canvas convertible tote bag ($308); Piombo knit stripe scarf ($385) or similar striped scarf ($69); Frescobaldi Laudemio Extra Virgin Olive Oil ($28); Il Bisonte three piece key ring ($60); 1963 Alfa Romeo 2600 ($49,500); Porcelain espresso cups ($65 each); Florentine Rose Water ($12); Pasta Machine ($110).
7 comments:
- Amielle said...
Stripes are such a weakness of mine and I love what you have here! Plus that tote, that tote is fantastic!
- November 25, 2012 at 2:15 AM
I love all of the things you post, but do you think you might be able to include some affordable items that aren't olive oil or a single ornament? Seems like all of the items you talk about on this blog are in no way affordable, and that's started to deter me from reading.
- November 25, 2012 at 3:17 AM
- Miss Prickly said...
$385 for a scarf? Tomboys must be doing well these days.
- November 25, 2012 at 8:27 AM
- Lizzie said...
Added an alternative scarf. Sorry for the pricy items, was focused on the Italian theme and may have gotten a little carried a way.
- November 25, 2012 at 9:57 AM
- blue roses said...
digging the pasta machine... i love making my own sauce, but making my own noodles has always seemed a daunting task. maybe i just lack the proper equipment.
i would love if santa baby came and brought me that convertible.... LOVE. good girls can dream....
- November 25, 2012 at 5:05 PM
- dervla @ The Curator said...
eeek love the stripes! You can never have too many :)
- November 25, 2012 at 9:43 PM
- Dara said...
I feel like that Alfa Romeo is more affordable than I thought it would be.
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