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Hi all,
in every turorial, in every example i have seen, when you make multi row multi line gigapanorama, i only see that the pictures / tiles are photographed in portrait format and not in landscape.
Why this?
The only reason i can imagine, is perspective distortion (oops, right word?). BUT ... if you take the pictures either in landscape or portrait, you always have such distortions. In one case more horizontal, in the other case more vertical.
So can anyone explain why every tutorial show portrait mode?
Thank you!
greetings from germany
My understanding for portrait has always been because of getting the height in a photo using portrait whilst you do not with landscape. With portrait and the height takes less shots? Only think this from when I took panoramics for printing rather than converting to VT.
Possibly originated because the simplest pano heads have the cameras mounted this way.
It can sometimes have an advantage in that it is possible to shoot a pano in a single row, where a landscape pano with the same focal length would need two.
In a single-row pano, it does probably reduce distortion in the middle of the pano, the bit you look at most.
Christian Stüben wrote:
So can anyone explain why every tutorial show portrait mode?
Hi Chris!
As UKPano already mentioned: you need fewer vertical moves shooting in portrait-mode because you use the longer side of your format for getting most of the height.
On the other hand sometimes it can be preferable to have fewer shots horizontally - moving clouds as example. In that case better use landscape.
Basically it does not matter which orientation you use - but in portrait mode you don´t need an L-bracket . .
best, Klaus
Last edited by klausesser (2012-07-17 15:47:38)
another idea preferring the portrait against landscape can be the camera & panohead combination.
In landscape modus a camera can more easily conlict with the arm of panohead. the merlin/panogear e.g. I can put the cam more easily into NPP and the up/down
Hi Klaus, hi everyone else.
I see there is no clear explanation. Hmm, maybe tradition is the real reason
The number of shots? On multi line multi row panoramas, if you take the pictures landscape or portrait, the area you need will be covered with nearly the same number of shots. The less you have to take vertical the more you must take horizontal. a * b = b * a.
So the only advantage i see is on one line panos, where you can catch more heigth.
Thank you all!
greetings from germany
Christian Stüben wrote:
So the only advantage i see is on one line panos, where you can catch more heigth.
Guess you mean one-row panos here. Yes - in that case it´s obvious.
But there are other reasons:
1) you don´t need a L-bracket if you mount the camera in portrait-mode.
2) you cover a wider vertical angle with each shot - that means
3) you don´t have less vertical movement - which can be more critical than horizontal movement.
4) horizontal moving small steps can be faster - and vertical you need to move only few steps then.
5) it´s also a matter of taste.
In my eyes the most relevant item is that you don´t need a L-bracket. This one not only means additional
costs but also a more complex alignment usually.
And in terms of manual heads: not every head allows it anyway.
best, Klaus
Beause of the way our planet is organised, above us is often less sharp detail to see then below us.
In a multirow pano the top row of photos will be harder to stitch together in case of landscape mode then in case of portrait mode.
In portrait mode the lower part of the photo often show details that can be connected to a photo in the lower row. In landschape mode you might have a top row of monocolor photos.
Of course, when using a panorobot that stores position of each photos, there is no problem shooting horizontally.
Artisan S. wrote:
...even Mars has it's problems.....
Right - though they use a rather expensive pano-head there . . . .
Indeed it´s better to use landscape when you have moving clouds because you cover a wider horizontal angle.
best, Klaus
Last edited by klausesser (2012-07-18 13:45:58)
On some panoheads, portrait orientation allows the arm parallell to the ground to be about 2 to 3 inches shorter, which results in less torque where the horizontal bars are attached. This matters a lot with heavier cameras/lens combinations.
Portrait specific words, portrait is a close up of person face and body for a canvas. Landscape describes artistic outdoor scenes a wide view area.
hankkarl wrote:
On some panoheads, portrait orientation allows the arm parallell to the ground to be about 2 to 3 inches shorter, which results in less torque where the horizontal bars are attached. This matters a lot with heavier cameras/lens combinations.
Hey Hank!
But it rises issues regarding the Nadir when shooting a sphere: The "Nadir-hole" grows the shorter the vertical arm´s length is. The longer the arm the steeper the camera´s downlook-angle and the smaller the Nadir-circle. That´s vital for getting a small Nadir-hole.
Of coures that´s only related to spherical panos.
Having a good and sturdy construction of the arm the length of the vertical arm doesn´t matter at all even with heavy loads:
www.klausesser.de/Panoneed (pre-releas of the site)
best, Klaus
Oops : i only right now see that you were talking of the horizontal arm . .
It´s length must allow to use cameras having a battery-grip.
Last edited by klausesser (2013-05-04 14:23:14)
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The Chargers' Shaky Stadium EstimateThe argument goes like this: The city of San Diego loses money each year operating Qualcomm Stadium, the Mission Valley home of the Chargers. A lot of money. A whopping loss of more than $300 million between now and 2020, when the team's lease ends at Qualcomm.
Chargers ResponseThere is a fundamental problem with the work done today by the Voice of San Diego's fact checker: From the very outset, thefact checker misstates and mischaracterizes the basic question and in so doing undermines the validity of his conclusions.
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BLOOMFIELD — Images of Ana Grace Marquez-Greene filled large screens at her "homegoing celebration" at The First Cathedral on Saturday: Ana as a newborn, as a baby in her car seat, eating ice cream, at the beach, playing in a sandbox, celebrating birthdays, and dressed like a princess.
The 6-year-old loved music, so her memorial service featured numerous musical tributes, including a performance from the Hartford Symphony String Quartet.
The hundreds of guests at Ana's memorial service smiled and laughed fondly at videos of her dancing, and singing the "I'm a Little Teapot" song.
Archbishop Leroy Bailey Jr. called her a "beautiful, adoring child."
Ana was one of the 26 victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting Dec. 14.
"We know they are alive, vibrant, and with the Lord," Bailey said.
As 26 candles were lit to remember the victims, Bailey said they stand for qualities such as hope, strength, endurance and resilience.
Ana loved to have a flower in her hair, and many women who attended wore flowers in their hair too. Pink flowers adorned Ana's small white casket.
"We thank you for the gift of Ana's life," said the Rev. Paul Echtenkamp. "Ana truly was a gift, a gift from God, a gift from Heaven."
"There are no words in a tragedy like this," he said. "Resurrection triumphs over tragedy. Ana believed in Jesus. She is present with the Lord." Continued...
Ana, whose father, Jimmy Greene, is a jazz musician, had a love for singing that was "evident before she was even able to talk," Echtenkamp said, quoting the family's description of her.
"She never walked anywhere!" the family wrote in the progam for the service. "Her mode of transportation was dance. She danced from room to room and place to place. She danced to all the music she heard, whether in the air or in her head."
Ana's parents, Jimmy Greene and Nelba Marquez-Greene thanked everyone for their words of comfort, cards and flowers, and they also thanked the first responders and emergency personnel of Newtown.
The family has set up a Facebook page, called "Remembering Ana Marquez-Greene," where anyone may post messages and condolences. Donations in Ana's memory can be made to the Ana Grace Marquez-Greene Music Scholarship Fund, c/o Western Connecticut State University, Office of Institutional Advancement, 181 White St., Danbury, CT 06810.
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App developers to be given Google Glasses
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SAN FRANCISCO – Google is preparing to release a prototype version of its Google Glasses to application developers, said the lead of the project in a panel at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference here.
"We are hoping in the not too distant future to share these with developers, and we expect some people will open them up and post what they find online," said Babak Parviz of Google who wore a version of the glasses to an evening ISSCC panel on what the killer applications will be in 2020.
The comment came in a response to a question about what processor the glasses use. Parviz said Google is not disclosing contents of the current prototype except to say it includes a display, camera, audio in and out, a gyro, accelerometer, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS and the equivalent computing power of a laptop from "a few years ago."
Separately, Parviz called for multi-discipline system design tools.
"These are not simple electronics devices anymore – they involove acoustics, optics, and mechanical and electrical engineering," he said. "We don't have proper tools to monitor design across these multiple disciplines, and there are more [design] domains coming," he said.
Like other panelists, Parvis said designers still need much more processing power at lower power levels – especially in graphics. Interestingly, Simon Segars, president of ARM, said 3-D chip stacks are one of the most important enabling technologies on the horizon.
Separately, Parviz let this reporter try on his Google Glasses. He found they are as light as regular eyeglasses, despite electronics packed next to the eye and behind the ear.
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I'd love to see a pair of these. It, or something like it, probably has more to do with the future of computing than does today's smartphone. The biggest issue is probably battery life. The electronics of a typical smartphone aren't a whole lot bigger than these things appear to be, but the batteries definitely are.
Other than the battery, the big question in my mind doesn't have anything to do with the technology. I'm very interested to learn about the distraction factor. Even though the display if completely head's up, the act of concentrating on a device can still cause significant distraction. For example, some studies have indicated that even a hands free phone will distract a driver.
Over email, Babak just said:
"We opened the application process today to get the system to a few thousand more people in the next few months."
I'm checking for details on where/how to apply
How much value to the vendor does feedback from the developers regarding the product interface and functionality provide? Beyond the developers need to have a device in order to perfect their applications, does their feedback result in improvements to the documentation or marketing strategies?
It's official, app developers can now sign up to get Google Glasses at:
If you get them, I hope to hear from you about what you think and will do with them.
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I have had a number of people ask me "Why are you so involved in politics?" and "Why don't you run for something?"
The answer to the first question is that I am as involved and active as I can be primarily because I feel personally threatened by what is going on at both Federal and state levels. For the first time in my lifetime, I am not optimistic that my children and grandchildren will have as good a life as I have had. Let me offer a simple way to think about it.
Spending is more fun than cutting.
I have had the opportunity over my career to manage some relatively large projects, both the kind that involve spending large amounts of money and the kind that involve cutting jobs, closing factories and restructuring. Cuts are painful. Spending is fun.
Put these thoughts into a political context and much of what is going on becomes clear. Politicians (of BOTH parties) love to spend money, take credit for the programs and use them to convince you to vote for them. Once a spending program is launched, it immediately creates a constituency that will fight very hard to keep that program going. Think about Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps. Yes, there are some benefits to these programs but the cumulative costs of expanding their constituencies and benefits (buying more and more votes) have now put the entire U.S. economy into real danger. This same simple principle is what drives the crisis in Europe and may prevent them from avoiding a complete meltdown.
That's why I feel threatened.
Many folks agree with me. After the President overturned the work requirements of the popular welfare-reform law, a recent survey by Rasmussen revealed that these requirements had been quite popular: 83 percent of adults favoring work requirements with only 7 percent opposing them.
HHS Secretary Sebelius explained that the administration gutted the work requirement in order to increase work. However, the HHS has accepted waivers to reduce work, but has not accepted any policies that increase work and the agency stated that it will not approve policy initiatives that are "likely to reduce access to aid."
The government runs over 80 means-tested welfare programs and roughly one third of the population receives benefits.
Total welfare spending in 2011 rose to $927 billion in 2011.
A study found that 43 percent of immigrants who have been in the U.S. at least 20 years were using welfare benefits. Additionally, 57 percent of all Mexican immigrants are on welfare.
See the attached chart. Over 100 million people in the U.S. are now receiving some form of Federal welfare. Our country is entering very dangerous territory financially.
Keep this in mind as you weather the onslaught of campaign commercials on both sides. The phrase "end Medicare as we know it" is inevitable no matter who wins. The hard truth is that "Medicare as we know it" is completely unsustainable. The only question is whether it ends by migrating it to something workable or it ends by crashing into financial meltdown.
As for why I don't run for something: I would make a terrible politician. First, I can't remember names very well, a deadly fault for a politician. Second, I have extreme difficulty not telling the blunt truth as I see it. Third, I have difficulty compromising, especially on issues of principle. Fourth, I have little patience with the political manipulations that most members of our General Assembly or of Congress find necessary to "get along".
I believe I can make a much better contribution by doing my best to bring attention to basic facts and logic and hopefully motivating some of you to get off the couch and get engaged in the process.
Lee Fleck
9:47 pm on Monday, August 13, 2012
"One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors" ---- Plato
B Robinson
8:47 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
The latest attacks on Obama for the welfare to work waivers are crazy. The order provides states with more flexibility to administer their own progeams. Also, HHS requires that the state-run programs prove effectiveness (i.e., 20% back to work rate) or the waiver will be rescinded. The republican governors of Nevada and Utah requested the waivers. Mr. Lowry, it is fine to disagree, but please be fair in your characterization of the arguments of those who disagree with you.
For more info see the Wall Street Journal article... http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB10001424052702303644004577525253742799344-lMyQjAxMTAyMDAwMzEwNDMyWj.html?mod=wsj_valetbottom_email
By the way, in 2005, the Republican Governors Association requested such waivers. See this letter signed by, among others, Mitt Romney, Haley Barbour, Jeb Bush, Tim Pawlenty, Jon Huntsman, Mitch Daniels, and Rick Perry...
9:42 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Correct me if I'm wrong, and I might be, but I thought the issue centered around the administration's legal authority to grant welfare waivers. If the idea is so good, and I'm not saying it isn't, then why not change it legally? Just asking.
1:57 pm on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
B Robinson. Good reply. Facts are stubborn things, Mike shouldn't be playing fast and loose with them. Thanks for your comment.
Bob Martell
2:37 pm on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Allen, I believe you are correct...a cornerstone of the welfare reform enacted in 1996 was the work requirement...I referred to it as a cornerstone because that provision was the compromise that got enough supporters in Congress to pass it. Without it, that welfare reform act would not have happened. Obama has now, by administrative fiat, changed a law. That is not the President's job.
One of the 'provisions' of his change is that states getting waivers have to put in place some system to measure and verify compliance. But there is obviously a lag time between getting the waiver, and getting a monitoring system in place that actually works. In the meantime, there could be plenty of abuse of the system, hence the charge of 'gutting' the law...
1:19 pm on Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Hey BRobinson, Why don't you tell the rest of the story.
In the past, state bureaucrats have attempted to define activities such as hula dancing, attending Weight Watchers, and bed rest as "work." These dodges were blocked by the federal work standards. We can expect "work" in the TANF program to mean anything but work.Obama gutted not only the program but what constitutes work.
The Problem with the 20% Work Increase Requirement
By requiring states to increase Welfare work participation by 20% and removing the federal definition of what constitutes work, the administration is encouraging states to add non-work activities so they can hit the increased target. Getting 20% more recipients to perform activities will require states to get creative in order to receive their share of more than $16 Billion in federal subsidies. One can expect art classes, group therapy and workouts at the gym to be included before long.
5:18 pm on Wednesday, August 15, 2012
To Allen's point, yes it was unconstitutional. Something this President has no problem ignoring.
"Section 1115 of TANF does give the Secretary of Health and Human Services the ability to grant waivers to states for requirements in the law. The hitch is that HHS may only waive requirements listed in section 1115, which the work requirement is not. The work requirement and definitions are listed in section 407 which means that waivers may not be granted under the section 1115 authority. These requirements were put in a separate section specifically to prevent this kind of maneuvering."
"By dictatorial edict, President Obama has illegally gutted President Clinton's Welfare Reform. He hasn't directly redefined the work requirements, but by granting the states waivers and demanding higher participation, he has guaranteed that states will game the system and individually weaken existing work requirements directly in contradiction to the intent of the law."
5:48 pm on Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Lastly stop spouting administration lies. Romney and other R -Governors NEVER requested waiving the work requirements. Don't you ever get tired of being lied to by this administration?
Here's and excerpt.
"HHS responded that Romney, as governor of Massachusetts, sought a waiver from federal work requirements in 2005.
In support of this concoction, the Administration provided a letter from Romney and 28 other Republican governors to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R–TN) from that year.
But this letter makes no mention at all of waiving work requirements under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. In fact, the legislation promoted in the letter—the Personal Responsibility and Individual Development for Everyone (PRIDE) Act—actually would have toughened the federal work standards. It proposed raising the mandatory participation rates imposed on states from 50 percent to 70 percent of the adult TANF caseload and increasing the hours of required work activity.
The governors' letter actually contradicts the Administration's main argument: If the law has always permitted HHS to waive the work requirements, then why didn't the governors just request waivers from then-President George W. Bush? Why would legislation be needed?"
5:23 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
You're right George. I too am glad that someone has the facts.
That someone would be the Truthseeker.
Keep up the good work, TS!
Charlton Allen
10:00 am on Saturday, August 18, 2012
Thank you balancing the facts. Our entire public policy discourse is filled with misinformed "truth" stated bluntly by those claiming the know facts, but ignoring the inconvenient facts. Spin, egoism, self aggrandizement , and deliberate misdirection are rife and often used by those who claim to declare the "truth" bluntly and dogmatically. I applaud the admonishment to get involved, but the equal partner to that is "get the facts" and then get involved.
Julie Hogg
10:13 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
good article and the notion that "spending is more fun than cutting" is borne out in the debt crisis all of America is in- nationally and individually by household.
No Name
10:27 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Mike, Another great article. I feel exactly as you do on both counts. Everyone has their own niche but involvement in each one's own way is crucial for our nation.
janet h russell
10:39 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Mr. Lowry, You forgot that 100% of elected members of Congress and their spouses and dependents get medical care provided by the taxpayers. And after serving 1 term in Congress they get their salary of approx. 175K for life adjusted for inflatioin. And the health care continues along with spousal survivor benefits of 100% until he/she dies. Now you want to talk about entitlements that need to go away. Well there is your next cause.
2:00 pm on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
These pols suck the juice like they're entitled to it or something. In point of fact, they are entitled to nothing more than a decent wage for a decent day's work. Anything beyond that is opportunistic. Nothing more.
Thanks for your comment.
11:19 am on Wednesday, August 15, 2012
I had an awakening in my early 50's when the thought of Hillary as President scared me enough to register and vote. I'd always felt it was just one group of crooks getting voted out and another group of crooks get voted in but now I see the price we pay for apathy. We have to get the right folks elected but we must hold them accountable. Otherwise, they seem to inevitably become a class of political elites. We've got to do this successfully on the local level if we ever hope to do it at the state and federal level. We truly deserve the politicians we get.
Robert J. Nebel
12:09 pm on Wednesday, August 15, 2012
RE: "Why don't you run for office?" You might wish to add that you probably couldn't accept the pay cut.
Just Nasty and Mean
10:37 am on Thursday, August 16, 2012
It is so sad and disheartening to see so many swallow the Obama spin hook line and sinker.
If Obama had the power to retract ANY part of this bill, why did it have to be passed by Congress in the 1st place?
Obama is positioning Congress to be irrelevant, and--until lately--a constant critic of the Supreme Court. Why? He wants them neutralized and neutered so he can "rule" (their word) by Executive Order fiat.
If we keep down this path and reelect Obama, there is no telling what our country will look like in less than 4 years. What I DO know is, it won't be on the side of freedom. (BTW: Do you ever hear Obama speak of freedom? Nope!).
Louis Jones
11:43 am on Thursday, August 16, 2012
This article is recklessly loose with facts. I site this because it is a major problem in US politics now, as in our national election, where facts have been replaced with down-right lies. I will not challenge the lies/misstatements in detail, but I will say categorically that the president/HHS "gutted the work requirement" from welfare comment is a lie. The change allowed states to obtain a waiver to implement programs that were demonstrably superior to the existing rigid federal work requirements. As with everything else this president has proposed, the GOP who was in favor of these waivers before, but now they all oppose them – in lockstep. This opposition, in spite of the fact that many are on record requesting alternative work program waivers for their states, is not governing. The whole welfare statistics talking point thing/chart is ridiculous, and to blame it on this administration, like Newt does at every opportunity, is ludicrous. The expanded welfare needs were generated during the G.W. Bush years, along with the crumbling of the economy, as the super-rich enjoyed multiple tax cuts - that they surely didn't need! The "Job Creators" did not create any jobs during his entire presidency - and left a falling "house of cards" to be cleaned up by someone else. Whatever happened to the trickle-down? See Part 2.
Louis Jones
11:43 am on Thursday, August 16, 2012
Part 2. I also agree with your comment that "medicare as we know it is unsustainable" and inevitable no matter who wins it will change. The devil is in the details. The Obama approach – cut 716 billion from Medicare PROVIDER SIDE – NOT AFFECTING BENEFITS! He also used that money to extend the life of Medicare by 8 years, provides preventative services, and prescription drug assistance to Medicare recipients via ACA. The Romney/Ryan approach – also cuts 716 billion – used "to provide premium assistance" – not sure what that means, but one thing is certain – both Romney & Ryan have called for an end to the Medicare program. However, both agree on ballooning the deficit even more with 5 trillion more in tax cuts for the uber-wealthy, and let's not forget Deregulation. Propaganda is a dis-service to the country and to our community. Optimistically, there is good in most things, therefore, the good thing in your piece is encouraging folk to get involved in the process. If you don't get involved, then you are allowing someone else who may not have the same interest, values and views deciding electoral outcome.
9:20 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
I just want to understand your illogical thoughts. Obama cuts 716 Billion from current retirees to spend on a NEW entitlement plan. You claim and possibly believe that that will not affect CURRENT retirees? Do you understand that providers (Doctors) are people who will not work for free, nor will they take $15 in govt. reimbursement for an office visit that costs them $50. Can you say Doctor shortage just like in Canada?
You are obviously ignorant of what the Ryan plan is. How convenient for you to quote the exact same dollar amount in both plans. Golly gee what a coincidence!
The truth about the Ryan plan.
1) No one over the age of 55 would be affected in any way.
2) Traditional Medicare fee-for-service would remain AVAILABLE FOR ALL WHO WANT IT. 'Premium support' -- that is, government funding of private insurance plans chosen by individuals -- is an OPTION for those who choose it. No senior would be forced out of the traditional Medicare program against his will.
If Obama and Obamacare are fully implemented, CURRENT recipients are up the creek. Did you know a panel of 15 un-elected bureaucrats will determine how to dole out what money is left in a program that is projected to go bankrupt in 11 years (earlier if Obamacare is not repealed)?
3) Overall funding for Medicare under the Ryan-Wyden plan is scheduled to grow at the same rate as under President Obama's proposals. WITHOUT the Obamacare cuts.
12:07 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
Louis I state facts and you state opinion. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, however you are not entitled to make up facts. The welfare reform was a bill signed by Bill Clinton, passed by Congress and Senate. Barack Obama sensing in the last month that he needed to buy a few more votes overrode a part of the bill he does not have the power to do. Please read up on the Constitution and it's equal branches of government. Obama had the ability to propose to Congress changes to the law. He did not do that. Dictatorial style.
Part 2 Yes he did take out the work requirements which were written into the bill and replaced it by local government opinion with a carrot and stick. Make up this number of we'll cut your funding. Did you see some of the things they are proposing now as work? It's insulting.
By the way, did you hear about the APS test cheating scandal. The federal government told them to make improvements in test scores. They sure did - by cheating. I'm sure that would NEVER happen in this case though ( tongue firmly planted in cheek).
Louis Jones
9:22 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012
TruthSeeker we can have discourse without being disrespectful and abrasive. Your characterization of my comments as 'my opinions masquerading as fact' demands a rebuttal accompanied by facts that you claim I bastardized. I don't think your response met that standard. Rather than getting into a useless shouting match with you – I do what I believe civic-minded Americans should be doing in this important and critical debate – simply spreading facts. Before you start the usual refrain "leftist talking points" or "lame stream media", or whatever language you might use when facts get in the way. Be aware of this fact: The Center On Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) has been the policy organization cited by both sides of the political spectrum since the eighties – (CBO is the other – but I know you will claim they are partisan). Part 1.
Louis Jones
9:24 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012
Part 2.
CBPP was recently cited as a neutral authority by Mitt Romney himself, but you won't hear that on FOX. While you are examining these facts you may want to peruse the column on the right to get more useful FACTS about Paul Ryan's plans!
Blatant Right-Wing Lie about Obama "stealing from Medicare" cuts exposed here:
Medicare in the Ryan budget: http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=3731
Mitt Romney's Budget plan for America: http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=3658
Of course you are probably part of the 2% that benefit from these extreme and draconian policy proposals – if that is the case I am wasting my time. However, the chance of that is slight, so I will put this out there for any other American that may be consumed or bombarded with "one liner" and "bumper sticker" politics - or worse yet informed by FAUX NEWS (Fox) or your comments. So, turn off FOX and Limbaugh, and spend the weekend reading – I will!
1:40 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
It defies common sense to believe you can cut $716 billion (about 12% of the current yr budget) out of Medicare from the 'provider side' without affecting benefits. Using all caps to claim it will doesn't make it any more correct. In the '70's, Nixon instituted wage and price controls and in 3 years time inflation had tripled and we had shortages of goods. Same thing will happen with Medicare- there will be a shortage of providers and costs will increase as the demand increases on the remaining providers. Simple economics.
Obama cuts the $716 billion out of Medicare to pay for Obamacare, not to extend the life of Medicare. You cant count the same dollar twice. Medicare's demise will be hastened by the cuts.
Romney's plan is to repeal Obamacare, thereby returning that $716 billion to Medicare. Then using current funding the plan is to transition future generations to insurance plans ensuring Medicare's viability into the future.
Louis Jones
9:27 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012
Jimmy – I was not basing my comment on "common sense" – I was merely responding to an article I took issue with. This is still America. I won't clog up the site with repeating what I shared with TruthSeeker, but I do invite you to check out that information. It may clear up your understanding of the $716 Billion lies being floated about. Good evening.
Cheryl Miller
10:28 am on Sunday, August 19, 2012
I agree with the premise of your blog post - people do need to get more involved in politics right now.
However, I find it hard to believe that the Welfare Program was developed as a way to "buy votes" as you suggest. Statistics tell us that the poor are among the least likely groups to even be registerd to vote, not to mention actually vote on an election day. And, besides, if anyone could find a way to "buy votes," don't you know the Republicans would be all over it by now?
Dean Sheridan
8:41 am on Tuesday, August 21, 2012
@Cheryl Miller ; I was one of those that did get up off the couch. Respectfully I would ask you to research Thomas Jefferson's writings of the time dealing with these subjects. You can even go further to the Federalist papers. They struggled with giving the nod of power to the legislator over the others for just this reason; but welfare wasn't worded as such. They figured once the people figured out they could vote for anything - it would mean the end. Hence the Representative Republic. They did it for one reason - the main job of the legislator was to protect us from Foreign enemies. We have the tools and the power - we must be aggressive and take it from those who would make themselves King.


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There are abundant styles of bed frames and mattresses, which make it easy to find a suitable bed for any purpose. The bed frames and mattresses in days of old were basic metal rails that did not always offer enough support for the box spring and mattress it held. In modern times, there are bed frames that are completely supportive of the mattress and box springs, as well as the people they hold. The ability to support the mattress and box spring is not always the problem, holding the people who sleep upon the bed with ample support seems to be where some bed frames are lacking.
Due to lack of proper support, some beds are very uncomfortable, and can be hard to sleep on. Many people have had beds that were uncomfortable due to lack of support from the frame. Often they thought their mattress was to blame, this is not always the case. A good bed has a well-supported frame, box spring, and mattress. It is the combination of support from all three items that make a good bed. The comfort of a bed is crucial, sleeping is the period in which the body rests and refreshes itself for another day. An uncomfortable bed can lead to tiredness, aching backs, and pain and stiffness upon waking up.
Mattress World offers combinations of bed frames, including many options for a queen size mattress, among other mattress sizes. Knowledgeable Mattress World staff know of the importance of a good nights rest is what makes them the Mattress Giant that can be depended upon. Finding the perfect bed, whether it be a twin, full, king or queen size mattress, shopping is made easy with Mattress World. Numerous options can be found to be perfect for getting a good nights rest. Twin beds are common for youth and most adults choose a queen size mattress. Sleeping is often the one thing that people tend to enjoy in life; it is a time for peace and quiet, having a comfortable bed is imperative to that enjoyment, and Mattress World can assist in those needs.
Most people are very busy and have heavy loads upon their shoulders, the comfort of their sleep is essential to them being able to perform their tasks in life. Sleeping on a slumping queen size mattress that is ill supported by a bed frame that is not designed to be perfect for support can really put a damper on a persons overall happiness. The modern bed frame is more than just an outside set of rails and a couple of cross bars to hold the mattress. Bed frames and mattresses can be found in sophisticated styles that offer more than ample support for the load placed upon them.
Some people need heavy-duty bed frames and mattresses due to their size; these bed frames must be able to support a larger body, along with the mattress and box spring. Bed frames and mattresses of this nature require more cross bar support and must be strong enough to provide ample support of the mattress. A mattress, more especially a queen size mattress or larger, on a non-supportive frame can sag and be very uncomfortable for a larger person. The frame is very essential in the proper support of the body, without this support a peaceful slumber is hard to get. There cannot be enough said about the importance of good bed frames and mattresses.
When it comes to choosing the perfect mattress, it is wise to consider any physical ailments an individual has, and the knowledge staff at Mattress Giant can help. If they are prone to having backaches, they will need a more supportive mattress. Many of the mattresses on the market today are designed to keep people from waking up with stiffness and pain. Though they are not able to cure preexisting conditions, mattresses offered at Mattress Giant can aid those with back problems, and prevention of back troubles for those without them. Sleeping on a poorly supportive mattress can make people hurt, and over periods of time they can actually cause physical damage to the body. Mattress Giant can be very helpful in finding the mattress to best suit your needs.
As the well-informed Mattress Giant and Mattress World employees will tell you, having proper support of the body and its joints is essential to keeping the body healthy, and getting a peaceful nights sleep. Waking up in pain is not a great way to start the day; most of the pain associated with waking up is due to the bed an individual slept on. When shopping for new bed frames and mattresses, make sure the bed is proper for support is essential. Size should also be considered. If two people will be sleeping in the bed, a queen size mattress or larger will be necessary. Because of the numerous styles and types of beds on the market, choosing one can be difficult. It is wise to consider researching the mattress, and reading customer reviews of the particular mattress in question. If many people find it uncomfortable, or improper for support, it may be wise to consider a different mattress.
One thing to remember is that a mattress may feel comfortable upon laying on it, but that does not mean it is good for the body. The best way to shop for a mattress is to research the way the inside of the mattress is made and to visit a Mattress World or a Mattress Giant location for assistance in selecting the perfect mattress. The inner structure is what is important to the support of the body while sleeping and is what needs to be considered when shopping for a bed. Finding the perfect bed or bed frames, whether it is a twin, queen size mattress, or any other size, you will find it is easy to do with Mattress World and Mattress Giant and their combined large selection of bed frames and mattresses.
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WRI's top 10 outcomes show what's possible when we work together as a global community.
Ensuring Our Strategies Lead to Results
WRI has internal and external processes for ensuring that our strategies result in tangible results.
- Managing for Results. WRI has a strong focus on results, which we define as significant actions taken as a consequence of our activities and influence, by government agencies, corporations, policymakers, scientists, or civil society. Our results (what we often call "outcomes") are generated through a highly focused system of clear goals and 3-5 year strategic objectives. Many are achieved in collaboration with WRI's more than 400 partner organizations around the world.
- Annual Objective Review. We regularly review our institutional objectives and our progress toward achieving them. We accomplish this through a consistent and rigorous method of diagnosis, evaluation, recommendations, and an open forum for staff to comment.
- Quality and Excellence. Our work is reviewed by both internal and external peer experts in a systematic process. WRI's Vice President for Science and Research ensures excellence and quality control at all phases of our research, analysis, and recommendations.
- Communications. WRI focuses on consistent influence strategies in all of its program planning, and has a professional staff to connect WRI's work to its audiences to achieve concrete outcomes.
- WRI Board. Our active and highly diverse board of directors is substantially engaged in WRI's strategic direction and its program planning and outcomes.
Identifying and Monitoring Outcomes
Core to our mission, outcomes help us to understand where we are having the greatest impact, as well as determine where out tactics might be improved. Outcomes help us monitor and evaluate our commitment to ourselves, to our donors, and to the environment and people we aim to serve. They are at the heart of our "Managing for Results" system, and push us to design robust strategies and hold ourselves accountable.
WRI divides its outcomes into three Tier levels, based upon the product of the significance of the outcome and the level of attribution WRI can claim for the outcome.
The level of significance of the outcome is determined by asking to what extend the outcome: is a large step toward achievement of a Project Objective or Institutional Objective; has a substantial positive impact on the people it affects; impacts a large geographical area or number of people and/or has the opportunity to scale up quickly.
The level of attribution of the outcome is determined by asking: Would the outcome have been achieved without WRI? Did WRI's involvement positively change the nature of the outcome? Did WRI cause the outcome to be achieved more quickly?
WRI's Top Ten Outcomes are selected in late August each year. All Tier 1 outcomes for the year are candidates for Top Ten recognition. WRI's Management Team – comprised of program directors, vice presidents, and the president – come together to narrow the field, based on the combination of significance and attribution. The Top Ten Outcomes are showcased on WRI's website and in a special brochure then mailed and emailed to all WRI donors. Outcomes are also featured in WRI's annual report.
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The nine regional competitions, followed by three sectional competitions, begin the pipeline of U.S. Figure Skating's qualifying competitions, which lead top athletes to U.S., World and Olympic levels. For the past six years, approximately 20,000 figure skaters have competed at the regional level.
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The U.S. Championships is the premier event conducted each year by U.S. Figure Skating. The competition features more than 250 skaters competing for national titles in three divisions (senior, junior and novice).
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I have posted the information on the Beef Hoof Recall below. I don't want to step on anyone's hooves here, but I personally do not recommend giving cow hooves to dogs to chew on. I have had several cases of fractured 4th pre-molars (the large tooth in the back of the dog's mouth) after they have chewed on the hoof. I also do not recommend giving real bones, cooked or raw to dogs for the same reason.
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PetSmart is voluntarily recalling two Dentley's Beef Hoof products for potential salmonella contamination. The products were manufactured by Pet Carousel, Inc. in Sanger, Calif.
The recalled products include only the following types of Dentley's Beef Hooves purchased between Oct. 2, 2009 and Nov. 3, 2009:
Dentley's Bulk Cattle Hoof UPC# 73725703323
Dentley's 10 Pack Beef Hooves UPC# 73725736055
No other products are included in this recall.
The affected products were shipped from the Pet Carousel plant to three PetSmart distribution centers in Ottawa, Ill.; Groveport, Ohio and Newnan, Ga.; and then shipped directly to certain PetSmart stores. Although the affected product was not shipped to every store, as a precautionary measure PetSmart immediately recalled the product from all of its US stores and instituted a register block to prevent any product from being inadvertently scanned and sold. In addition, PetSmart removed the product from the PetSmart.com Web site and notified PetPerks customers with valid e-mail addresses in the PetSmart database who purchased the affected products.
Salmonellosis is an infection with bacteria called salmonella. Most persons infected with salmonella develop diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps 12 to 72 hours after infection. The illness usually lasts four to seven days, and most persons recover without treatment. However, in some individuals, the diarrhea may be so severe that the patient needs to be hospitalized. In these patients, the salmonella infection may spread from the intestines to the blood stream, and then to other body sites and can cause death unless the person is treated promptly with antibiotics. The elderly, infants, and those with impaired immune systems are more likely to have a severe illness.
Many dogs do not show clinical signs of salmonella. However, when they do, they often have diarrhea or other signs of systemic infections.
Customers who purchased the recalled products should discontinue use immediately and return the product to any PetSmart store for a complete refund or exchange. Customers who have concerns about their health or their pet's health should consult a medical professional. For additional information about the recall, customers can visit http://www.petsmartfacts.com , http://www.petsmart.com , http://www.fda.gov , or contact PetSmart Customer Service at 1-888-839-9638.


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Fifty Shades of Grey is the first installment of a bestselling erotic trilogy by British author E. L. James. It started as Twilight fan fiction before morphing into a story about a young billionaire entrepreneur, Christian Grey, who embarks on a BDSM relationship with an innocent college senior, Anastasia Steele.
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