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What am I talking about? How come when humans wander in nature and enter the habitat's of wild animals (http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/europe/08/05/norway.polar.bear.death/...) and a human casualty results - subsequently they kill the animal? It is like this with mountain lions, bears, etc. I don't understand - we wander in their turf, what do we expect? These things are going to happen from time to time.
There was one exception - recently in Yosemite there was an attack in which the bear was simply defending its cubs so they didn't kill the bear as the visitors seemed to encroach into the bear's territory - but I just don't understand why the first knee-jerk reaction is to kill the wild animal. I actually find it sad and abhorrent. I don't know...am I getting upset over nothing??
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meghan - it honestly is not like this: I've commented below further but the expedition organisers go to really extreme lengths to avoid having to come into contact with bears. Spitzbergen is a big place with a fair bear population. If people go there (and there are a few mining settlements, including the 'capital' Longyearbyen) then they will run into bears. I don't see many alternatives to the occasional incident like this, without banning travel to places where polar bears live.
The response in this case has been thought about very carefully, and what appears to have happened here is exactly what the Norwegian Government mandates. ie a bear attacked and it was shot. If you allow travel to the area, then what else can they do once a bear is in a tent and killing a teenager?
I accept that they need to see why the trip wires and flares didn't work. And I suspect that there will be more thought there now...but the solutions are really not easy.
Me too - the only acceptable scenario is if they killed the bear during the attack to save lives - but I find it absolutely sad and ludicrous when after the fact park rangers or other equivalent agencies go and hunt the animal down - there is no situation where that is acceptable - at the worst case, relocate the animal if it is a threat to humans.
It's unfortunate that a lot of places opt to have bears killed, because it's too costly to relocate them. I like animals more than people. It drives me crazy.
me too - I love animals and am a wildlife lover :( lol....but yes, I am an animal and so is everyone else :)
Shouldn't that be "I am an animal. And a wildlife lover.?
I also agree. Do people expect animals to not be territorial or something?
Obviously because they are just stupid animals and humans are nothing alike them in slightest bit. /end sarcasm. I agree with you completely. Technically were entrenching on their territory, so they will do what comes naturally and in this case its survival of the fittest. If someone goes in to the woods, expect to find wild creatures, some that are much bigger and more powerful than you. If the person does this knowingly understanding the risks and are unprepared, they deserve to be eaten. If they don't know that dangerous animals live in the forest, then they have no business being there in the first place.
I think its an instinct that once served us well when we lived short lives in small tribes. basicaly the impulse to destroy anything that threatens or scares us
It just was not like that. Really - please go and read about the organisation and the young people on the trip. Killing a bear is a very last resort: in this case there is a dead teenager, and 4 others seriously mauled. It is also very rare for the summer BSES expedition to kill a bear. I'm not aware that it has ever come to that before and they have put thousands of teenagers into that environment over decades.
So I don't think the reactions here are entirely fair.


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by Erika Castañon
Fourteen universities, eight countries and a five-hour international news broadcast — and Fresno State students were the center of it all.
Fresno State students in the Mass Communication and Journalism Department anchored the Global News Relay in March, which included 20-minute segments produced by each of the participating universities on "The Impact of Sports in Our Community," an in-depth look at cultural influences that affect participation in sports.
It was a chance for students to connect with those making an impact in the local community and share those stories with the world. The stories ranged from a Jedi exercise class and unicycle football to minority representation in sports and childhood obesity.
Other U.S. universities participating included Alabama, Baylor, Boston, Texas State and West Texas A&M, plus universities from Australia, Bulgaria, Egypt, England, Indonesia, Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates.
The project was founded in 2014 by the University of Salford in Manchester, England. This was Fresno State's second year as a participant but first year as host.
The University funded a studio upgrade to make it possible for the students to host the production.
Faith Sidlow, assistant professor in the department, says working on this newscast has created a dynamic of peer-to-peer teaching.
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Fabiola Ramirez Muñoz, a double major in broadcast journalism and multimedia, and Janet Zaragoza, also a broadcast journalism major, produced the newscast.
Ramirez Muñoz admired the teamwork in the department. "I think for once we will be able to shine in a project done by everyone," she says. "I don't think we've seen that in any other project that we've done."
Multimedia and women's studies major Natalie Nigg served as technical director for the relay and operated the new Tricaster, a professional, multi-camera production system.
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Professional, hands-on experience like this is attractive to many students, Zaragoza says.
"It gave me the chills to know that I was going to produce a five-hour show and get that experience here at Fresno State," Zaragoza says. "It's something that I am going to be able to tell future employers that I have done with my partner."
Sidlow says she hopes the students who are involved in the project will gain a more global perspective in covering and consuming news.
"We have a tendency to pay attention to our own little worlds, but there's much more out there than just Fresno and the Sunday night football game," she says. "Once our students graduate, they will know how to function on a global level, and the Global News Relay is the first step in being able to do that."
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The mayor of Coulee Dam has again defined his allegiance — that being with and for the engineer (Gray & Osborne). The townsfolk petitioned the mayor and council to roll back the ever increasing sewer rates and review other project alternatives and other options. The reply? A "public" meeting (with one day advanced notice) wherein the engineer was allowed to ramble, excuse, blame, demean, cajole … the "public" meeting was so tightly controlled that virtually no time was permitted for substantive questions and responses. Some folks just walked out from frustration. The engineer delivered a seven page "manifesto" to the town just before the meeting, but it was (strategically) unavailable to the public until the day after the meeting! This meeting typifies the "public" process that the town and its engineer have used throughout the project development and planning. It falls far short from what is typical and from what we deserve — especially given that the engineer is recommending we spend $5,200,000 on the project. The engineer's take? That would be 21 percent, or about a million dollars. All else aside, one has to wonder!
The engineer went so far as to question the motive of anyone who would look into the money the community has spent on their services. If you are interested, we (that is each and every family) in Coulee Dam, over the past 10 years, has spent $255 every year for lackluster and unimaginative services. Almost enough to include as a line-item in our own household budgets! We have (or will) spend much more than most communities facing similar needs and problems. We have a right to know this, and questioning the motive for the knowledge simply raises another question. Why?
Now, after the "public" meeting, the mayor decided to hand deliver the engineer's "manifesto" to each and every home, as if somehow the engineer's uncontested words define the real issue(s) or are even historically accurate! I assure you that it is no more than a defense of/for a poorly scoped and poorly planned project. The engineer has defined, again, the reasons why the town should not look at other options, other solutions. So is the engineer really concerned about us, or is it a fear that they might be embarrassed by the findings? The bigger question is, will the mayor and town council renege on their promise to delay the project and have an "independent" look at alternatives?
As a footnote, I've prepared a lengthy (and boring) response to the "manifesto," addressing each and every contention and issue. I can assure you (with a history of 45 years of experience in these matters), that the engineer's February 27th letter to the town is nothing more than a defensive and diversionary device designed to insure a continuing presence and place at the budget trough. If you're interested or concerned and want to read the response, call me, I'm in the "book." Or better yet, email me at email@example.com and I'll email you a copy.
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text: Since the United States Patent & Trade Office opened in 1790, it has required that every patent be accompanied by an illustration depicting the applicant's invention. But in the past 222 years, patent drawings have changed, degrading from detailed works of art to simplistic line drawings that barely qualify as illustrations. Whereas patent drawings from the 1800s and even early- to mid-1900s featured artistic techniques like shading, multiple perspectives and texture, today's patent drawings are often embarrassing doodles at best. We can blame both cultural changes and adjustments in patent application rules. For one, the patent office no longer requires that patent applicants hire an official draftsman to draw an invention. And in 2000, the PTO adjusted its rules to decrease how often applicants need to revise their drawings with corrections. Specifically, the Patent Office decided that it would "focus on having a drawing that can communicate the invention to the examiner and on the scanability of the drawings so as to produce readable drawings in published applications and patents." So, while a modern drawing does have to explain an invention, it doesn't have to do so in an especially beautiful way. But the decrease in illustration quality also reflects a cultural shift. "There's such a focus on cost-cutting in so many industries now -- pride of your work goes out the window for the benefit of reducing costs. There's a lot of emphasis on, 'Let's save money on the drawings,'" Kevin Prince, author of The Art of the Patent and a registered patent agent, told Wired. "It's probably just a cultural change. Back then, getting a patent was really like, 'Wow.' You wanted it to represent you and represent you very well. You had to be an artist to do the patent drawings back then, undoubtedly." Here's a look at how patent drawings have changed in the more than two centuries since their inception. (Make sure to check out the last slides, to see just how bad patent drawings have become.) Diving Dress, 1810 For this diving dress, the patent illustrator not only drew the invention, but also went to great lengths to paint the wearer's face and body in impressive detail. The drawing also shows how and where the diving dress would be used, with an excellent drawing of people rowing in a boat. Much of the patent drawing isn't necessary to the invention, but it's clear that the illustrator wanted to take the time and include fine details, literally creating a work of art. Prior to 1836, the USPTO didn't require two copies of patent drawings either, so illustrators could take more time on a single drawing.Artificial Arm, 1865 Up until 1880, inventors had to include an actual model of their invention along with a drawing, so many of the drawings included in patent applications were actually depictions of the draftsman's model. With so much time committed to creating a working model of the invention, it's no wonder that patent draftsmen would want to spend a good amount of time making sure the drawing matched. The artificial arm drawn in this patent illustration has depth, as a 3D model does, and goes into great detail in its cross-section. With all three perspectives of the arm, including the detailed drawing of the hand, the draftsman accomplished much more than what the USPTO required in a drawing.Flying Machine, 1869 This drawing of a flying machine shows great detail in the man's hair and even his arm muscles. The rear perspective of the man even shows the edge of his mustache and the slight appearance of eyebrow hair. How's that for attention-to-detail? Of course, the patented invention itself is drawn with care, showing exactly how a person would fit inside the flying machine, and where strings attach to his body. The drawing also has the advantage of using color to show different types of material -- from wood to metal to the cloth on the wings. Eventually, the USPTO enforced a rule that patent drawings must be done with black ink in order to make them easier to reproduce. Even today, applicants can only submit a color drawing if they file a petition and pay an extra fee.Hentz Bicycle, 1899 Patents abandoned color around the late 1800s, but they didn't abandon their detail. Even in something as minute as the figure labeling, you can see intricate calligraphy detailing. These small details could become de facto signatures for the patent illustrator. "Interestingly, the patent draftsman is the only one not listed on the patent," Prince says. "The patent draftsman is anonymous. I think that maybe some of them tried to make their own mark on it. And I really notice that in the figure labels. You'll have really amazing intricate, cursive label for the figures. These days it's Arial Bold. No one cares." Beyond the figure labels, the bike itself is a work of art. The illustrator has even taken the time to shade the ground beneath the wheels.Pig Muzzle, 1901 Even something as simple as a pig muzzle gets more than 50 labels, each with its own hand-drawn letter. The artist takes the time to shade the pig's snout and draw out its entire face. You could even say he has added a bit of emotion to the muzzled animal's eyes and mouth.Gum Case, 1928 This gum case is hardly one of the USPTO's most innovative inventions, but even so, the drawing stands out. Everything from the handle at the top of the case to the base holding it up is drawn with intricate line shading. Darker shading shows the hard edges of case, leaving no doubt in a viewer's mind where the gum fits, and how the stand is meant to be constructed. This is clearly a design patent, which protects how something looks. Unlike utility patents, which protect how something works, design patents tend to be much more detailed, in order to ensure that nobody can steal an idea because of a poor drawing.Stapler, 1940 As we reach the mid 1900's, patent drawings still maintain a high level of quality. This patent for a stapler feed shows the device in multiple angles in order to best depict the invention. Line shading and even a bit of stippling -- the technique of shading with dots -- is used in the drawing.Accordion Mask, 1953 The accordion mask here show how styles changed in the 1950s. The figure labels are no longer works of calligraphy, but still maintain a unique and artistic look. And even though the mask does not require a drawing of a wearer's face, the draftsman makes the effort to actually show how the mask would look on a woman. Not only does this particular patent drawing show a simple invention, but it also speaks to the art of the time period. It's a simple, cartoonish drawing that exudes that 50s housewife, idealistic suburban vibe.Safety Helmet, 1960 While drawings from the 1900s greatly differ from those of the 1800s, you can see that detail still mattered to many of the draftsman. They worked very well within the limits of black ink on white paper. This drawing, in particular, uses stippling to make both the man wearing the helmet and the helmet itself come to life. It adds a realistic element to the patent -- so much so that you can even see the edge of the man's ear in the side opening. Also, notice how the figure labeling still has artistic intent, but it contemporary to the early 60s aesthetic.Robot Amusement Ride, 1963 Again, we can still see that patent illustrators took their jobs seriously even up to the early 1960s. Each of the robot carriers on this amusement ride has line shading and specific details to show exactly how the inventor intended the carriers to look. The children in the ride have actual expressions on their faces -- albeit, not as detailed as those in previous patents -- and there's texture to their hair.Apple-Logo Telephone, 1985 As the 20th Century draws to a close, patent illustrations begin to focus on specific areas of detail. There are no numbers on the keypad of this telephone, but the artist has at least taken the time to add a nice, subtle stippling to create more depth to the gadget. The figure labels still have character as well, as many of the drawings in the 1980s were still done carefully by hand. Apple was not the assignee on this patent.PC Peripheral Doll, 1998 Once the 90s approach, the degradation in patent drawings is much more evident. With the advent of graphic design programs, it became possible to create quick drawings on a computer, saving both time and money. In that vein, the patent illustrator opts for the quickest route, rather than the most artistic. Neither the computer nor the doll have any depth in this drawing, and the numerals are computer-generated as well. But hey, at least there's a floppy disk opening in the PC.Interactive Toy Dog, 2003 This interactive toy dog is nothing compared to the drawings of the 1800s and early 1900s. It is, however, better than the PC doll of the late 90s. The drawing is incredibly cartoonish, but at least uses some line shading on the dog itself and lines around the dog to indicate the spinning motion that occurs when you clap your hands. The reference numerals also match the silly character as the dog. We might consider this illustration a decently drawn anomaly in a field of artistic waste.Gestures for Touch Sensitive Input Devices, 2006 For a company that could actually afford beautiful patent drawings, Apple is a huge disappointment. The company has revenues in the tens of billions, yet its patent drawings are notoriously bad. In this drawing for gestures used in touch-capable devices, like the iPad, it's as if the illustrator had never seen a pair of hands. They're disproportionate, and there's no distinction between the palm and wrist. Plus, the fingers look strangely alien as they rest on the tablet in a totally unnatural position. The tablet itself also lacks any depth, and the illustrator didn't even bother to include letters and numbers on the touch keyboard. At least the drawing does have minimal line shading to show its glass surface. Still, those hands are so grotesque and contorted, it's hard to fathom why Apple didn't just hire a professional artist to handle this patent drawing.Electronic Slot Machine, 2007 When the patent office relaxed its drawing rules, inventors began focusing much more on the claims of the patent application, rather than the drawing. And it shows. What could have been an excellent rendering of a slot machine has been reduced to a mish-mash of rectangles and squares. The slot machine's screen that shows falling watermelons is mediocre at best -- the watermelon's stripes aren't confined to the edges of the fruit, and when the melon is smashed, it looks more like a baking cookie than anything else. "The name of the game is the claims," a USPTO spokesperson told Wired. "Although the drawings are part of the patent, there is more focus on the claims. In that context, the drawings are often seen as a second-class citizen of importance when drafting a patent application."Dance Ring Video Game, 2011 Disney's patent drawing for a dance ring video game is hilariously bad. Less than 50 years prior, patent illustrators took a great deal of time detailing a person's face. But with this, it's almost impossible to tell what the drawing is trying to depict without reading the patent language. Could it be an anxious man stuck inside a human-sized hamster ball? Or a giant doll that throws strange fireballs around a room? In this case, you do have to read the patent to understand what's going on. The man in the middle actually has game controllers in his hands (though they aren't visible in the drawing) and he is moving them based on what's depicted on the screen of the video game. He is dancing based on where the video game cues him to go around an imaginary ring. Who knew?Domestic Animal Telephone, 2011 The smiling face, the shapes strewn across the body, and the limited arm and leg hair make for a frightening drawing. This is the toy of nightmares. In reality, however, the patent drawing is meant to depict a telephone made for animals. Yet in its current state, it's hard to imagine that an animal would even come close to this strange contraption.Google Glass Anti-Theft Mechanism, 2012 Like Apple, Google could use some help in the patent drawing department. The search giant isn't exactly the strongest company in terms of design, but resorting to a simplistic oval to represent a person's head is downright lazy. Compared to the gorgeous faces of the 1800s and even the black and white faces of the mid-1900s, these Google Glass wearers look like a couple of Mr. Potato Heads. The eyes and ears aren't much better, but I guess we should be grateful they were even included. Let's just hope that people don't look back at patents of the 2000s as any indication of our culture's artistic leanings.


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Man Defends Sunnyside Home With a Sword
No jokes about the pen being mightier than the sword.
In Sunnyside, a 42-year-old, 5'1" woman identified as Mickie Flores allegedly broke into 60-year-old Michael Reynold's house, and he chased her from his home with a machete strike to the shoulder.
At 3:20 a.m. Reynolds called police reporting he armed himself with a sword and hid as two people entered his home. Earlier, Reynolds apparently chased Flores from his home with a machete, swatting her with the flat side of the blade. Neighbors called it in, and Reynolds was arrested at the time for fourth-degree assault and brandishing a dangerous weapon. Police say he brought out the weapon because he thought Flores ripped him off.
On Tuesday afternoon, detectives located Flores who, after giving her statement and being treated, was released from the hospital.
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text: Spitfire15 585 Posted May 2, 2010 http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1986002,00.html?hpt=T2 * * * 16diggsdigg By the time the trumpets sound, the candles have been lit and the salmon platters garnished. Harald V, King of Norway, enters the room, and 200 guests stand to greet him. Then a chorus of 30 men and women, each wearing a blue police uniform, launches into a spirited rendition of "We Are the World." This isn't cabaret night at Oslo's Royal Palace. It's a gala to inaugurate Halden Fengsel, Norway's newest prison. Ten years and 1.5 billion Norwegian kroner ($252 million) in the making, Halden is spread over 75 acres (30 hectares) of gently sloping forest in southeastern Norway. The facility boasts amenities like a sound studio, jogging trails and a freestanding two-bedroom house where inmates can host their families during overnight visits. Unlike many American prisons, the air isn't tinged with the smell of sweat and urine. Instead, the scent of orange sorbet emanates from the "kitchen laboratory" where inmates take cooking courses. "In the Norwegian prison system, there's a focus on human rights and respect," says Are Hoidal, the prison's governor. "We don't see any of this as unusual." (See the top 10 crime stories of 2009.) Halden, Norway's second largest prison, with a capacity of 252 inmates, opened on April 8. It embodies the guiding principles of the country's penal system: that repressive prisons do not work and that treating prisoners humanely boosts their chances of reintegrating into society. "When they arrive, many of them are in bad shape," Hoidal says, noting that Halden houses drug dealers, murderers and rapists, among others. "We want to build them up, give them confidence through education and work and have them leave as better people." Countries track recidivism rates differently, but even an imperfect comparison suggests the Norwegian model works. Within two years of their release, 20% of Norway's prisoners end up back in jail. In the U.K. and the U.S., the figure hovers between 50% and 60%. Of course, a low level of criminality gives Norway a massive advantage. Its prison roll lists a mere 3,300, or 69 per 100,000 people, compared with 2.3 million in the U.S., or 753 per 100,000 — the highest rate in the world. (See the world's most influential people in the 2010 TIME 100.) Design plays a key role in Halden's rehabilitation efforts. "The most important thing is that the prison looks as much like the outside world as possible," says Hans Henrik Hoilund, one of the prison's architects. To avoid an institutional feel, exteriors are not concrete but made of bricks, galvanized steel and larch; the buildings seem to have grown organically from the woodlands. And while there is one obvious symbol of incarceration — a 20-ft. (6 m) concrete security wall along the prison's perimeter — trees obscure it, and its top has been rounded off, Hoilund says, "so it isn't too hostile." (See the 25 crimes of the century.) The cells rival well-appointed college dorm rooms, with their flat-screen TVs and minifridges. Designers chose long vertical windows for the rooms because they let in more sunlight. There are no bars. Every 10 to 12 cells share a living room and kitchen. With their stainless-steel countertops, wraparound sofas and birch-colored coffee tables, they resemble Ikea showrooms. Halden's greatest asset, though, may be the strong relationship between staff and inmates. Prison guards don't carry guns — that creates unnecessary intimidation and social distance — and they routinely eat meals and play sports with the inmates. "Many of the prisoners come from bad homes, so we wanted to create a sense of family," says architect Per Hojgaard Nielsen. Half the guards are women — Hoidal believes this decreases aggression — and prisoners receive questionnaires asking how their experience in prison can be improved. There's plenty of enthusiasm for transforming lives. "None of us were forced to work here. We chose to," says Charlott-Renee Sandvik Clasen, a music teacher in the prison and a member of Halden's security-guard chorus. "Our goal is to give all the prisoners — we call them our pupils — a meaningful life inside these walls." It's warmth like that, not the expensive television sets, that will likely have the most lasting impact. Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1986002,00.html?hpt=T2#ixzz0mne6mS6B Its been mentioned around here but I dont care. Heres a thread. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Malibu Dude Ranch in Milford, begins its second rodeo season on Saturday. Spectators will watch as daring dudes take brief rides on bucking bulls, cowboys and cowgirls rope steers and race around barrels, and more.
The Malibu Dude Ranch in Milford, begins its second rodeo season on Saturday. Spectators will watch as daring dudes take brief rides on bucking bulls, cowboys and cowgirls rope steers and race around barrels, and more.
This year, owners Allan and Phyllis Detweiler have reason to take special pride in their enterprise: The ranch recently won the Gene Kilgore World's Best Ranches Award, singling it out as exceptional for hospitality, equestrian programs and guest ratings, said Allan Detweiler.
In turn, they will be celebrating rodeo champions in a special way with belt buckles provided by their sponsor, Montana Silversmith.
"In the cowboy world, the buckle award signifies the true athlete," said Phyllis
Detweiler, "like a trophy you can wear on your jeans."
Their second rodeo will be part of a two-day benefit event, Vetstock, on July 5-6, to raise money for Homes for Our Troops, a nonprofit organization founded in 2004 that raises donations of money, materials, and labor for building homes engineered to allow maximal mobility and independence for severely injured veterans.
Net proceeds from Vetstock will be used to build a home for Cpl. David Noblit of
He lost both legs above the knee and his left arm was damaged when an improvised explosive device blew up during his second tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Vetstock begins at 7 p.m. July 5, with headliner Joe Bayer Band playing country-western music.
Then at 9:30 a.m. July 6, the Warrior Watch Motorcycle Ride will leave American Legion Post 139 in Milford, for a formal wreath-laying ceremony at Veterans Park in Matamoras.
From 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Post 139 will have a military exhibit that includes memorabilia from the Vietnam War, vintage trucks and jeeps, and a Huey helicopter, on which one of the post's members may have been evacuated, according to Delaware Township supervisor and veteran Tom Ryan.
Parting Glass, an Irish folk music band, will play at the Malibu Ranch saloon on Saturday from 1-4 p.m.. Its members include Walter Hughes, who was a paratrooper in the Normandy invasion, says Ryan. Meanwhile, outside in the arena, Azlyn, a band from Dingmans Ferry, will play rock.
A rifle raffle, with tickets at $10 apiece, three for $25, will take place at 6:40 p.m., and the rodeo will begin at 7 p.m.
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DENVER (AP) — Lawmakers held off on a directive to implement new restrictions on marijuana edibles in Colorado Thursday, but they will study the issue to consider legislation next year.
Legislators are also advancing a measure to limit pot in its concentrated form.
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee unanimously approved a proposal calling for a study on what rules there should be on how edibles look to prevent accidental ingestions of marijuana-infused cookies or candies. The bill was amended from its original form, which would have directed state regulators to broaden a ban on certain types of edibles to include products that mimic other foods or candies.
Lawmakers and supporters of the bill are particularly concerned that children could accidentally eat a marijuana product because they can't tell the difference between gummy bears with pot and those without it, for example.
"These products are enticing to children," said Diane Carlson of Smart Colorado, an advocacy group that lobbies to limit youth marijuana use. Supporters of the bill brought a tray of pot-infused candy to show lawmakers.
The bill, as it was introduced, would have directed the state Department of Revenue to adopt rules requiring that marijuana edibles be clearly marked or designed to show that they contain pot.
Sen. Irene Aguilar, D-Denver, said she believes there's agreement that edibles pose a risk for accidental ingestions or people consuming more than they intended.
"I think what we probably disagree on is what's the best way to fix that," she said.
Aguilar proposed the amendment calling for a study on what regulations on edibles should be considered and broadening the scope of potential restrictions to include edible marijuana used for medicinal purposes. Aguilar also wants to look at dosing in edibles.
The study is supposed to yield recommendations in November. The bill still needs to be considered by the full Senate.
The committee also advanced another bill to set possession limits for concentrated forms of marijuana such as hash oil.
Currently, Colorado adults can possess up to an ounce of marijuana without regard to whether it's leafy flowers or concentrated oils. But in its concentrated form, an ounce of pot has far more servings than the same amount in plant form.
The bill directs the state Department of Revenue to determine how much concentrated pot is equal to an ounce of leafy pot by January 2016.
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This is something I've been working on for a couple of days. It's still a rather early WIP, but I thought it might be a good idea to share this. It's (very) loosely based on one of Josh's concepts, so I'm not sure if it still qualifies as Gyisache.
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- compact shape - can take some hits but isn't too strong on the offensive side
FTL engines at the back and maneuver engines at the sides - fast and agile
curvy graphics = non-aggressive
sensor array in the front(still needs some work) - those guys are supposed to be afraid and sheepish, right?
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"Attack the Block" was one of the summer's surprise hits, winning over nearly all who saw it. Now it appears that an American version is possible, as well as a sequel and TV series.
"We've had approaches for a remake and a sequel. We've had approaches for a TV show to spin off it," director Joe Cornish told IFC. "But it's very early days, you know. So it's not out of the question but very early days, and I'd certainly like to do something different for my next thing if I get a chance to do a next thing."
The film, which we hailed as "dark, thrilling, scary, violent, and frequently hilarious," follows a gang of London thugs who find themselves confronted by an alien invasion and decide to take up arms to defend their turf. You can be sure news of an American version already eliciting howls of "Why?!?!?!?" but that won't stop it from happening--though it does seem silly to remake an English film for an American audience.
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As for the sequel, Cornish says that breakout star John Boyega has offered up a specific vision for the next chapter, should it happen.
"He had an image of Moses on a police horse. You know the police in London who have those horses they use in riots...somehow Moses has got onto one of those horses. So he's on a horse leading this army of South London kids across the river to take on this bigger wave of aliens. So yeah it's really fun to think of stuff like that and what we could do."
Boyega has been cast in the lead role of "Da Brick," the upcoming HBO series based on the experiences of a young Mike Tyson fresh out of prison and trying to find his way in the world. We're guessing he could make time to attack the block once again, however.


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Ancient city at night
Shooting Perseids
Perseids meteor shower radiant from the Negev desert, israel
Celestrial Canon
Triple Arches
Old byzantine building and startrails of the celestrial equator.
Old Fort in the North
A 2,000 years old fort in the north of Israel stands still beneath the star movement.
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Blue Night
Long exposure of a lone tree in the Israeli desert. White stripes are star trails, the Blue color of the sky wascreated due to a military base nearby, and the red color of the tree was created by artificial lighting. Photo was created on film and scanned to digital copy.
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Marlstome cliffs layered under the night sky. Polaris, the north star is just above the tip of the cliff. The lanscape of the area near the Dead sea was shaped by water and wind for millions of years. Above, the stars of the northern hemisphere circle Polaris.
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Police: Man threw woman on subway tracks in Philly
- Attack happened Tuesday afternoon in Chinatown neighborhood
- Assault was caught on surveillance video
- Suspect is William Clark%2C 37%2C of Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A man has been arrested on charges he grabbed a woman by the feet and threw her onto the tracks at a Philadelphia subway station, police said. The woman managed to get off the tracks on her own and suffered only minor injuries.
Police announced the arrest Thursday, more than two days after the woman was assaulted around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at a subway station in the city's Chinatown neighborhood. The victim had been sitting on a bench when the man asked her what time the train was coming and requested a light for his cigarette, according to investigators. After she obliged and put the lighter back in her coat pocket, police said, the man grabbed her by the neck and began punching her.
In the assault, which was caught on surveillance video, the man can be seen grabbing the victim by her feet, dragging her along the platform and then throwing her on the tracks as she screamed. The suspect walked away with her cellphone, police said, but the woman was able to get back up onto the platform with only bruises and cuts.
Investigators with the city's police department and the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority said they didn't release information about the attack until Thursday because they had identified the suspect by his distinctive jacket, which has one red sleeve, one aqua sleeve and a Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resorts logo on it, and didn't want to compromise the investigation by giving a description.
SEPTA police chief Thomas Nestel called the decision not to release the description of the jacket earlier "very, very difficult," but said police thought it was their best chance to catch the suspect and didn't want him to take it off.
"That was our best lead," Nestel said Friday. "That was the most likely item that was going to help us solve this."
Philadelphia police identified the suspect as William Clark, 37, of Philadelphia; he faces charges of aggravated assault, theft and related counts.
Clark was arraigned overnight and is being held on $2 million bail.
Clark was arrested around 2:30 p.m. Thursday at a plaza near City Hall, authorities said. A SEPTA officer identified him because he was wearing the same jacket, Nestel said, which was visible under another jacket. He resisted but was arrested and the victim's cellphone was recovered, police said.
It doesn't appear the suspect knew the victim and investigators believe he may have mental health issues, Nestel said. It wasn't immediately known if he had an attorney.


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Cappella Romana to Sing Great Vespers and Divine Liturgy in Seminary Chapel
The famed vocal chamber ensemble Cappella Romana will sing the responses during Great Vespers and Divine Liturgy for the Feast of the Archangels in our Three Hierarchs Chapel. We warmly welcome our friends and neighbors to celebrate with us and to hear the solemn beauty of this choral group, which travels throughout the world. Great Vespers will be celebrated at 5 p.m. on Monday, November 7; Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, November 8.
Founded in 1991, Cappella Romana's name refers to the medieval Greek concept of the Roman oikoumene (inhabited world), which embraced Rome and Western Europe, as well as the Byzantine Empire of Constantinople ("New Rome") and its Slavic commonwealth. The chamber ensemble dedicated to combining passion with scholarship in its exploration of the musical traditions of the Christian East and West, with emphasis on early and contemporary music. The choir will be in residence on the seminary campus from November 5th–10th.
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Dec 28, 2007
This week the Hazelman Brothers were on Local and/or General and
Johnny Kannis from the Hitmen was interviewed on the Australian
Mood with Neil Rogers.
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This weeks best of the music interviews podcast brings you Adelaide artist Zeal on Local and/or general with Jacinta Parsons, Custom Kings in the studio with Richard Moffat on Incoming and Meat Kate with Nick Thayer on Beats Electric
Dec 21, 2007
Barney and Duncan go through all your favourite segments and talk up their recent trip to a 3 day 'Pinot Noir Conference' in Dalesford. Sounds a bit wanky? It is!
Dec 20, 2007
Phil Wales brings you the final Byte Into It for 2007 and is joined by a massive team of Byters regulars including Edward Borland (Linux),Mike Bantick (Gaming), Byron Scullin (Mac),and Chuck Tetaz (Mac).
This weeks show looks at the latest and greatest to come out of 2007, and takes a sneak peak at the hot tech...
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Our final show for 2007. The Einstein a Go Go team continue reviewing their Science Sensation and Science Sausage Awards for the year. Thanks for listening – podcasting resumes in 2008.
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Safewalk is a division of rightrides.org which is a group of volunteers who helps people get home safe, escorted on bicycles.
I spoke with Leah and asked her about the program and how she got involved.
Name, Age, Where do you live? Leah, 27, Bed Stuy
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Today's lineup
Furcal, SS
Lofton, CF
Lugo, 3B
Nomar, 1B
Kent, 2B
Ethier, LF
Martin, C
Repko, CF
Penny, P
As promised, here are the game notes with the Beatles' theme.
DRIVE MY CAR – Dodger second baseman Jeff Kent drove in his 1,371st career RBI yesterday to tie him for 70th place on the all-time list with Lave Cross, who played from 1887-1907. Chili Davis is next with 1,372, followed by Johnny Bench (1,376). Kent ranks 76th on the all-time homer list with 343 and he currently has a season-high six-game hitting streak.
TICKET TO RIDE – The Dodgers will pass the three-million mark in paid attendance tonight, the 21st time in club history they have reached that milestone and the 11th consecutive season they have hit that plateau. The club is on pace to set a single-season attendance record, topping the 3,608,881 fans that attended games at Dodger Stadium in 1982.
THREE COOL CATS – Rafael Furcal's triple yesterday was the Dodgers' Major League-leading 45th, more than doubling their 2005 total (21). The club is paced by Kenny Lofton (9), Andre Ethier (7) and Furcal (7) who are all vying to become the first Dodger since Brett Butler in 1993 to hit 10 triples in a season. The Dodger franchise record for triples in a season is held by George Treadway, who hit 22 in 1894. Willie Davis holds the Los Angeles record after legging-out 16 triples in 1970. That 1970 club hit an LA Dodger record 67 triples.
THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD – Following their win yesterday, the Dodgers are 18-7 in the month of August on the heels of a 9-17 July mark. The club record for wins in the month of August is 20, set by the 1983 Dodgers. Los Angeles is two shy of that mark with three games to play.
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK – The Dodgers finished the month of August undefeated on Saturdays and Sundays (8-0).
WE CAN WORK IT OUT – Since July 28, the Dodger pitching staff has a 21-7 record, tied for the best mark in the Majors. Their 3.22 ERA is the best in baseball and they've allowed just 21 home runs, the least in the Majors (STATS, LLC).
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE – Rafael Furcal ranks ninth in the NL with 90 runs and is vying to become the first Dodger leadoff batter to score more than 100 runs since 1991, when Brett Butler had 112. At Dodger Stadium, Furcal is batting .301 (129-for-428) and since May 1, he is hitting .303 (131-for-433) with 72 runs scored.
WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS – Dodger starter Brad Penny is seeking his career-high tying 14th victory tonight. Penny has received 5.63 runs of support per game, the 10th-highest mark in the National League, according to STATS, LLC. He has a 15-8 career record in 32 games at Dodger Stadium with a 3.25 ERA (70 ER/193.2 IP).
HEY JUDE – Dodger closer Takashi Saito picked up his 16th save in 18 chances yesterday, pitching for the third consecutive day. Saito is five saves shy of Yhency Brazoban's Dodger rookie record of 21, set last season. Steve Howe ranks second on that list with 17 saves in 1980.
COME TOGETHER – Since July 27, the Dodger bullpen has gone 6-2 with 11 saves in 14 chances, 81 strikeouts and a 3.34 ERA (33 ER/89.0 IP). During that stretch, Brett Tomko, Takashi Saito and Jonathan Broxton have combined to go 6-0 with 11 saves and a 1.81 ERA (9 ER/44.2 IP). Dodger relievers have struck out 370 batters on the season, which is third-best in the National League and have held batters to a .252 average, yielding just 399 hits in 418.1 innings pitched.
I'LL BE BACK – N.L. Comeback Player of the Year candidate Nomar Garciaparra ranks sixth in the National League with a .321 average this year and second with a .433 average against left-handers. He is seventh with a .363 average with runners in scoring position and has 24 RBI that have put the Dodgers ahead in a game, tying him for the seventh-most in the NL. Aramis Ramirez leads the NL with 28 go-ahead RBI. Nomar is also the toughest player in the Majors to strike out.
HOLD ME TIGHT – The Dodgers have won four of their last five one-run games and are 14-16 in such contests. They've won 12 of their last 19 one-run games after starting out 2-9.
TILL THERE WAS YOU – Before Greg Maddux joined the Dodgers, the team's ERA was 4.45 (465 ER/941.0 IP). Since then, it is 3.46 (83 ER/215.2 IP), lowering the club's overall mark to 4.22, fourth-best in the NL behind San Diego (4.08), New York (4.09) and Colorado (4.17).
I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND – Tomorrow at White Memorial Medical Center, Nomar Garciaparra and J.D. Drew will spend time visiting with youngsters in the pediatric unit from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.. The hospital is located at 1720 Cesar E. Chavez Ave.
IN MY LIFE – Former Dodger farmhand Chris Michalak makes his Dodger Stadium debut tonight, six years after posting a career-high 11 victories for the Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate in Albuquerque. In 2000, Michalak went 11-3 for the Dukes, ranking third in the Pacific Coast League in wins.
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Lets hope the Streak is ON !!!
Go Dodgers !!
Should be an interesting game. Players the dodgers have traded or released usually come back to haunt them. Pitchers more so than others, and this one is a rookie. Look what happened in San Diego.
Josh you made a little typo on having 2 CF'ers, maybe Repko is in LF?
Ought to be very interesting with two Center Fielders and no one in Right Field ! Must have a great game plan and advance scouting that says Cincy only hits to the left side.
Go Dodgers !
Everybody relax. Lofton isn't going to lose out on his CF spot to Repko. Lets slow the big red machines roll! Go Blue!
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Thanks for your patience, wanted to get this resolved before your big game tonight against the Reds. You should be able to comment at length now (but make sure you sign up for your own MLBlogs anyway!) 🙂
Lets hope the Dodgers Helter Skelter play dosen't return and they GET Back on the winning track. ( I couldn't resist)
Joey are you there? Did you mess up this blog? My third point regarding JD started on yesterday's posting is that everyone does not play with the enthusiasm of Mickey Hatcher, unfortunately. Hard to tell what is going on inside. Speaking of enthusiasm, how about the managers that stand or sit motionless and emotionlessfor the whole game. They most they do to move is argue a call. -Torre, Cox, LaRussa, Leyland, etc. I miss Tommy, Bobby Valentine, Earl Weaver and yes Billy Martin. They made the game and the team more interesting.
YEA to MLB !!
Go Dodgers !!!
Big series with Cinnci!!! Does anyone know more on Lowe??
euhlman, billy martin was even more animated when he played, and who can forget jimmy pearsol.
Wow, you guys are OLD !!! Jimmy Pearsol ??? Lasorda has to be the all time animator !! Those were the days of good old baseball !!! Not this money ball they play today.
Go Dodgers !!!
if i remember correctly Tommy & Billy almost went at it once, ah the good old days.
In the good old days after the dodgers came to L.A. {58} I probably attended 20 to 30 games a year. I remember the tribute to CAMPY in the coloseum, when all the lights were turned out and 90,000 people all lighted a match. what a site. Ah the golden years af baseball. Not moneyball. Before {58} I listened to the re-created games on radio.
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Tommy was with Kansas City when he and Billy almost tangled, I think. Billy Martin told Tommy he would never get anywhere unless he stopped fighting. That's pretty funny. I remember Jimmy Piersall with the Red Sox. They made a Piersall movie, "Fear Strikes Out."
i like the fact that the dodges are considering starting kuo, in my opinion he might be better than hendrickson.. and josh, ilove the beatle's theme.. hey euahlman, i saw that piersall movie when i was 9, and i thought it was fictional, piersall was crazy!.. and i would have paid to see billy martin, and tommy go at it in there hey-day..
Ray, Piersall did suffer from mental illness but was a good player. I note that Blake Dewitt will play in the Hawaii Winter League. Kuo only went 3 innings on Sunday but was good.
Hollandsworth and David Ross in Reds lineup. Gotta keep Freel off base. Too late. Soon bed time for boys here. Check in again in the morning. Go Dodgers.
I certainly hope somebody gets in right field with Junior & Dunn!
Penny get's out of that jam, good job Penny!
5 innings? Penny needs to start going deeper CONSISTANTLY.
Josh, nice post
Tomko oh no 😦
Yeah Josh… you must've had a Hard Day's Night thinking that stuff up. : )
Great win team!! Now if we can only find a way to let Brad Penny know that he doesn't have walk the bases loaded in order to have solid defensive support. His pitch counts of late are killing him, and more importantly, giving me more gray hairs than I care for my 43 year old head. Somebody please tell him he has great defensive players behind him and to stop trying to miss his opponents bats. Trust in your team Brad! You don't have to blow it past every hitter on every pitch.
Brox pitched a strong 2 innings, i'm predicting a blood bath of runs tomorrow.
p.s. His pitch count almost cost us the game in trying to stretch Dessens appearance to two innings. Penny really needed another inning or two tonight… and now we have four guys in the bullpen who didn't all have to work tonight if their starter had been more careful with his location. Oh well… let's hope that Hendrickson can pitch 7 innings tomorrow.
Yep… Johnny Brox Rocks again!! : ) Too bad he'll need a couple of nights off now for his 1.2 innings and 28 pitches of work.
1) While he didn't go deep, Penny still managed an average start for himself. His biggest problem was having an off night with regard to control. After 3 starts worse than the one before, Penny finally showed some improvement, which will likely carry into September.
2) Jeff Kent has been huge the last few days. The game winning homer the other night, and he went 2-3 with a walk, RBI and 2 runs scored. While getting picked off wasn't as smooth, he's picked things up as well.
3) Broxton threw 32 pitches in relief, then got the win on one pitch, then had the next day off. Today he threw 28 pitches, so he'll get a day off and be ready again tomorrow. Saito has been rested now, too.
4) Brett Tomko revealed his mortality in relief today, and is probably better suited to situations where he begins an inning.
5) Hard to tell exactly what to expect with Hendrickson, but one knows exactly what to expect from Milton: lots of home runs. The guy has given up 24 in 136 innings, including one to Olmedo Saenz earlier this year. Hitting him consistently will help, but Milton is particularly prone to the long ball, and players like Drew and Kent might use this as an oppurtunity to catch up on their numbers.
well, the bull pen almost gave another one away. they do make the games interesting.
Also, in defense of Penny: Yea he walked some guys, and had some control problems…. both true. But the home plate ump was giving him a grapefruit sized strike zone. Not surprising after his antics lately, was a good game for him though to not loose cool. He needs to earn back a little respect from the umps/avoid getting a bad rap as a hot head.
I was at the game last night and it was sad that the eighth inning took so long, but we fortunately came out with the victory. I am not surprised that Kent got picked off…I think the move was a borderline balk. The angle of his foot was so different then what he had previously been using to go to first, that I think he was well on his way to home on that play.
Though Kent got picked off, he did give the fielders a run for their money, which is good to see, someone not just giving up and being picked off.
Kent really is picking it up a little now, and that is great to see. We need a few guys you can feel good about whenever they come to the plate.
Penny was saved in part by some brilliant defense. The whole team is playing focused right now and that is fantastic to see. Keep on bouncing back, Penny!
Thanks for this post. Must have taken you quite some time to do this.
If that's the case, then it's the end of one of the oldest Dodger Stadium traditions… bringing your radio and listening to Vinny AT the ballgame. If this is truly what is going on, then KFWB, you guys need to get your act together and fix it.
When I used to attend Dodger games, I'd always bring my big radio and folks around me would ask me to turn up the volume so they could listen in too. That's a sad thing if it's been changed.
If anybody has a problem with KFWB delaying Vin's broadcasts 10 seconds, then there's only one way to save the tradition of listing to Scully at the Stadium. WRITE KFWB. I'm serious, every single one of us that has a problem needs to write them. Flood their mailboxes blue, regular mail and e-mail. Let them know that we are not happy they're killing the tradition.
I mean, yeah, progress is eventually going to take over in that respect, but the time we spend with Vin at the helm is precious, each game like Picasso at the canvas, Steinbeck at the typewriter, Beethoven at the piano. If we make a loud enough noise, they'll have to accomadate their listeners somehow.
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