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AUTO PACKAGE: NASCAR chair pleased with Gen-6 car, won't tolerate criticism of racing
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – NASCAR chairman Brian France is "very pleased" with the first five weeks of the season, and thinks the new Gen-6 race car has contributed to the many story lines fueling the sport.
But he won't stand for any driver criticism of the racing, and again defended the $25,000 fine handed to Denny Hamlin for doing just that.
Hamlin said after the race at Phoenix that the Gen-6 didn't drive as well as last year's model. Hamlin angrily said he'd be suspended before he'd pay the fine, but he ultimately dropped the fight and NASCAR is garnishing the money from his earnings.
France said drivers know there's no gray area when it comes to talking about the car.
"I have been crystal clear in the meetings with all of the drivers and all of the owners about the fact that we are going to give them more opportunities to criticize more things than any other professional sport in America," France said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "Having said that, there is one line that we are not going to tolerate and that's going to be criticizing the quality of the racing product in any way, form or fashion."
France said the clampdown is necessary because drivers don't always know the facts when they make a statement.
"Sometimes one driver or another can have an opinion about that, and they may be very, very wrong. Their car may not have been working right," he said. "When you call out the entire rules package in some form or fashion, that's going to get a reaction, and should get a reaction, because that's our product. If we don't have a line out there, people can form their opinions and often they will be wrong, but everyone will pay attention to that wrong opinion."
The decision to fine Hamlin was widely criticized by fans, who rallied to Hamlin's defense and resented NASCAR censoring the driver.
France said he understood the negative fan reaction.
"They look at that as a sanction against somebody speaking their mind, and I understand where our fans are coming from," France said. "But when they take a step back, they'd understand that no other professional sport lets you have at it, criticize anything, criticize me personally, calls we make, decisions we make, because those are judgment calls that we make week in and week out. The other sports don't allow that — they look at it as infringement on the integrity of the officials. But we allow that, and only want them to be careful on one topic.
"We have such a small line, it's way on out there, and if (a driver) can't figure that out, then I don't know."
Hamlin has been a central figure so far this season. He was on baby-watch during preseason testing, waiting for the birth of his first child, then opened the season determined to finally win his first Sprint Cup title. A bid to win the Daytona 500 fell short and he publicly blamed Joey Logano, his former teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, for clogging up traffic in the closing laps.
Their feud continued Sunday at Auto Club Speedway, where the two raced hard in the closing laps for the win. Contact between their cars caused both to wreck, and Hamlin hit head-on into an interior wall. The crash left him with a compressed fracture of a vertebra in his lower back, and he'll miss at least five races.
All that aside, the statistics indicate the racing is better this season — there have been 147 green-flag passes for the lead through five races, compared to 122 last year — and television ratings and attendance, Bristol Motor Speedway notwithstanding, have also seen a boost .
"On the competition side, I know we had an exciting race at California, and we remain very, very committed to the science vs. art to get the best rules packages to provide the closest racing that we can. There's no rest," France said. "All in all, it's obviously a very good, strong start to the season and the kind of racing we want to see week in and week out is coming into play with this car. It really promotes close competition.
"It all goes together. When you have close, competitive racing, you'll have more contact, as you saw on Sunday. You'll have more people in Victory Lane, and you'll certainly have more passing."
FIELD TRIP: Kyle O'Gara is taking his entire high school on a field trip to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to watch him race in the Firestone Indy Lights Freedom 100.
The 18-year-old racer will make his Indy Lights debut in the May 24 race driving an entry backed by Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development and Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. Schmidt cars have won seven of the 10 Freedom 100's at Indy, and six of the last 11 Indy Lights championships.
O'Gara's announcement was made Wednesday at Roncalli High School in Indianapolis, and sponsor SportEvents.com said it would provide race tickets to all of his classmates and faculty members at the school.
"It's going to be so cool to see my classmates out at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, especially since a lot of them might not typically go," O'Gara said.
O'Gara has traveled for racing most of his high school career, but has worked closely with Roncalli staff to ensure he maintained a 4.0 GPA. The left side of his helmet at Indy will be painted in Roncalli colors and carry the red "R," while the right side will feature the orange, white and green Irish paint scheme he has carried since he was began racing.
"It's a dream come true for me to be racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway," O'Gara said. "Sam Schmidt has proven over and over that his team knows how to put together a car that can win in Firestone Indy Lights competition, and I'm excited to be a part of that and learn as much as possible."
The O'Gara family has been involved in racing at Indy for more than 35 years in various capacities from mechanics and crew chiefs to engineers, race strategists and team owners. Kyle O'Gara will be the first O'Gara to race at the famous track however, not counting his sister-in-law, team owner Sarah Fisher.
"It will be very rewarding to watch Kyle drive over the yard of bricks after knowing and working with him for so long," Fisher said. "Being part of most of his racing efforts to date, it's been exciting to see him moving up the ladder. This rung will be the most fun so far, knowing what his next steps could be. I'm tremendously proud of him and look forward to standing on the grid with him at Indianapolis."
CATWALK FOR A CAUSE: Toyota has reached a two-year agreement to serve as the presenting sponsor for the annual "Catwalk for a Cause" charity event organized by the Martin Truex Jr. Foundation.
This year's event is scheduled for May 15 at Michael Waltrip Racing in Cornelius, N.C., and benefits Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte and the 'Martin Truex Jr. Special Needs Fund,' which was created at the hospital in 2011.
The event is a New York-style runway show featuring the hottest designer labels for spring, and most of the models are children who are patients at Levine.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — With Blaine Gabbert sidelined because of a broken thumb, the Jacksonville Jaguars have added quarterback Ricky Stanzi.
The Jaguars were awarded Stanzi and linebacker Kyle Knox off waivers Tuesday. The team waived running back De'Leon Eskridge and tight end Isaiah Stanback to make room on the 75-man roster.
Stanzi was a fifth-round pick out of Iowa in 2011. He spent two seasons on Kansas City's active roster, but did not play in a regular-season game.
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§ 8. Delane.
The Times
possessed enormous influence under Barnes and his successor (1841), John Thaddeus Dalane, is indicated in all the political memoirs of the period. In the first number of
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(3 November, 1855), it was stated that one of the chief functions of the vigorous newcomer was to undermine this influence by the exercise of common-sense and ordinary perspicacity. No apology, it wrote, is necessary for assuming that this country is ruled by
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We all know it, or if we do not know it, we ought to know it. In 1834, lord Althorpe had written to Brougham, then lord chancellor, What I wanted to see you about is
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whether we are to make war on it, or come to terms. By politicians, it was read, in its, opposition days, for the slashing articles, first, of Peter Fraser, and, next, of captain Edward Sterling, father of John Sterling, the friend of Carlyle. Sterling is said to have put into lively and vigorous language ideas already floating in the minds of his readers. He gained for
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the title The Thunderer, by writing, We thundered out the other day an article on social and political reform;
and, of his writing, Wellington, in 1812, said, Here is someone not afraid to write like a man. Macaulay, as is recorded by Thomas Moore in his diary, contributed verses to
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in 1831. Leigh Hunt, radical though he was, wrote literary reviews for it; Coleridge made advances to the second John Walter, proposing the impossiblethat he should be appointed editor, with a perfectly free hand as to policy; George Borrow, while wandering in Spain, collecting materials for his famous book, acted as correspondent for
The Times,
and, writing with a freedom from the dignity which hedged in staff-writers of the great journal, became, it is said, a model for many who wrote for the cheaper newspapers. According to Escott, the young lions(Matthew Arnolds name for the writers on
The Daily Telegraph
)owed much to Borrow, and one of captain Hambers staff on
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had so steeped himself in Borrows pure and easy phrasing that some of the disciples
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were mistaken by experts for the Masters own. But it is to Peter Fraser, a veritable man-about-town in behalf of his paper, that was attributed the influence won in the city of London by
The Times,
in the first quarter of the century.
The Times
always desired to feel the pulse not only of Westminster, but, also, of the city; it scarcely recognised public opinion in the manufacturing centres; hence, in part, at least, its opposition to all the great political evolutions of the century. Under Delane,
The Times
attained a larger cosmopolitan standing. It is said that Barnes furnished his coming successor with useful introductions, including one to Charles Greville of
The Memoirs.
Delane was, perhaps naturally, and certainly by training, more given to society than Barnes; he was not a writer in the same sense as his predecessor; at no time did he write much, and, in later years, he confined himself almost solely to receiving information which enabled him to direct or control other men. Disraeli had appeared in
The Times
with his
Runnymede Letters
(1836) and had won the friendship of Barnes.
He had some practical experience of newspaper work in behalf of his party, and formed notable conclusions upon the value of journalism.
Delanes advent was followed shortly by the defeat of the Melbourne administration, and much credit for this was taken by, and given to,
The Times.
Delane had a cross bench mind; though representing the conservative tendencies largely inherent in the professional and well-to-do classes, he was yet ready to criticise freely, not merely the government of the day, whatever its party complexion, but, also, a great mass of constitutional and social anomalies, thus paving the way for reforms. The famous letters by S. G. O. (lord Sidney Godolphin Osborne, who, twenty-five years after the appearance of his letters, read the service at Delanes funeral), were a rousing call for better conditions for the agricultural labourer. In 1839,
The Times
had opposed the duties on corn; but, apparently, John Walter was personally hostile to Sir Robert Peel, and
The Times
attacked both Peel and Sir James Graham. Especially was it against Peels suggestion of a sliding scale of duties; but, to Bright and Cobden and the anti-Corn-law league, it was consistently adverse, though it assisted them grudgingly when opposition was seen to be useless.
A notable illustration of the way in which Delane picked up a policy is connected with the Crimean war. During the Aberdeen administration of 1852, the eastern question came to a head. Thomas Chenery was then Constantinople correspondent of
The Times,
and reflected the opinions of Stratford Canning, the British ambassador. In September, 1853, Delane wrote to Chenery, fiercely declaring it to be
impossible for you to continue to be our correspondent, if you persist in taking a line so diametrically opposed to the interests of this country . You seem to imagine that England can desire nothing better than to sacrifice all its greatest interests, and its most cherished objects, to support barbarism against civilisation, the Moslem against the Christian, slavery against liberty, to exchange peace for warall to oblige the Turk. Pray undeceive yourself.
Aberdeen drifted; Palmerston became the favourite of the classes for which
The Times
wrote; and Delane adopted the policy Chenery had been advocating.
During the war,
The Times,
by means of the letters written by W. H. Russell, its correspondent with the army in the Crimea, rendered signal service to the nation. There was then no press censorship, and Russell described freely conditions which brought needless suffering upon our troops. The facts gave rise to a loud outcry, and Florence Nightingale, assisted by S. G. O., and others, organised an adequate hospital system.
The Times
had now, undoubtedly, a commanding position, and its reputation was sustained in such a degree that when, in 1870, on the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war, the general staffs of the two powers issued strict regulations for duly licensed war correspondents, all others being threatened as spies, there were, in this country, persons of repute for intelligence who wondered whether
The Times
would consent to such a limitation of its enterprise. During the sixth, seventh and eighth decades of the nineteenth century, foreign statesmen looked much to
The Times
as indicating the probable policy of this country. Greville records that, in 1858, lord Derby asked him to see Delane, to dissuade him from writing any more irritating articles about France, for these articles provoked the French to madness, and lord Derby was concerned as to the consequences. Napoleon III, however, was quite ready to use
The Times
by sending it important information
without the knowledge of his ministers.
During the American civil war (1866),
The Times
again represented the majority of the professional and wealthy classes, in favouring the secessionists. Needless to say, it was not a supporter of slavery, and it would not, in all cases, have advocated the right of a portion of a kingdom or a federation to separate from the remainder. Probably, the underlying sentiment was that the southern states embodied a continuance of the traditions surrounding ancestral homes and estate holding, while the north was associated with manufacturing and trade.
Delane supervised very carefully the articles by leader writers and correspondents, altering, or adding finishing touches; for instance, to a narrative of the Heenan and Sayers prize fight, he added, Restore the prize ring? As well re-establish the heptarchy. The prize ring, in a modified form, has since been re-established. His caution was great. When, in 1875, Blowitz, of world fame in his day as Paris correspondent of
The Times,
sent word that Bismarck contemplated a fresh war with France, to prevent the latter from recovering her military strength, Delane held back the news for a fortnightrisking the grave possibility of being forestalledwhile Chenery went to Paris, and obtained evidence fully confirming the report. This caution has been, not unnaturally, contrasted with the action of
The Times
in 1886, when the paper published the famous facsimile Parnell letter, the forgery of which was afterwards confessed by Pigott.
John Walter the third had succeeded his father in 1847 when the paper contained normally about six times as much matter as
The Times
of 1803; and a large part of its prosperity was due to the forty-four years management by the second John Walter. His successor was twenty-nine years of age, and on the eve of entering parliament as a liberal-conservative. Delane was firmly seated in the saddle, and, though the Walter family steadily turned to the conservative side, the paper continued more or less independent until the last years of Delanes editorship, when Disraelis foreign policy, and, for the most part, his internal policy, had the support of the journal.
In the next period,
The Times
suffered from the competition of the penny press; and, at the very end of the century, from that of the halfpenny press also. Among its chief competitors were
The Daily Telegraph,
with its exuberant vitality, and the more steady-going, but more fashionable,
Morning Post.
Note 12
. Escotts
Masters of English Journalism,
p. 175.
Note 13
. See,
Vol.XIII, Chap.
Note 14
. It is certain that, at the time of his weekly newspaper,
The Press
(1853); he looked up to
The Times
articles as a model.
Note 15
. Grevilles
(third part), vol.
p. 119.
Note 16
. Later changes in the proprietorship and control of
The Times
may not be noted here.
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Breakout session topics will address the latest state, federal and international privacy-related legislation; how data privacy and security controls are embedded into IT; best practices for data management policies; and duties, compliance, insurance and PR after a security breach. For a complete list, see the conference agenda.
Conference sponsors include Pierce Atwood, Bernstein Shur, and the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
The Center for Law and Innovation of the University of Maine School of Law supports Maine's investments in science and technology by studying and teaching about the role of intellectual property law in economic development. For more information about the conference, contact Kathryn Masters, 207-228-8430 or Rita Heimes at 207-228-8435 (o), 207-239-2009 (c).


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With the signing of Adam LaRoche this week, the Washington Nationals have probably made the last significant move of their offseason, aside from trading Michael Morse, who now has no position, for a prospect or reliever.
Have the Nationals, once they deal away the popular Beast, taken a step backward, lost part of their swagger and team chemistry? Or have the Nats actually tightened screws, smoothed the last edges of a juggernaut?
The first is possible; the latter tantalizing enough to fill all 32 days until pitchers and catchers report. First, let's look at the likely loss of Morse.
"This whole Denard Span, Adam LaRoche, Michael Morse thing really doesn't sit well with me," Jack Berlien, a Nats fan, e-mailed me. "The Nats are now interested in trading Morse for a minor league pitcher; maybe Minnesota would trade Alex Meyer back to the Nats. That would be a net effect of trading Morse for Span. To me that is a net negative. And Span's stats are no better than [Roger] Bernadina's. I don't get it."
It's not easy to get. At one level, the Nats' whole offseason comes down to Morse for Span, plus replacing Edwin Jackson with Dan Haren. Does it make sense to swap a left fielder with a .295 career average and 30-homer power for a center fielder with a .284 career average and five-homer power?
Span is a fine defender, but he gets on base only occasionally more often than Morse (.357 to .347 career on-base percentage). He gives the Nats a conventional lefty leadoff man and a typical swift center fielder. But what's so good about conventional? The Nats won 98 games with an atypical outfield of sluggers.
Why switch Bryce Harper's bat out of center field, a spot he loves and where he was an all-star at 19? Why not find out if he's Mickey Mantle? If you need a Span-type, isn't Bernadina, also 28, close enough?
The Nats' analysis may not be correct. It's largely informed by advanced stats, plus eyeball valuations of Span's defense. Lets keep it simple: We've got a WAR on our hands — as in, "wins above replacement." It's great theory. It's also faddish. Depending on method, Span averages 3.2 or 3.3 WAR in his five years. Last year, he was 3.9 or 4.8 — a $15-million-plus player, if true.
Morse's average WAR in three years as a Nat was 1.7 or 1.6, depending on method, but just 0.9 or 0.3 last season. If WAR is roughly right, and it gives Span lots of credit for both base running and defense while penalizing Morse for both, then Span is a fabulous three-win-a-year upgrade over Morse. And he's under team control for three years, instead of Morse's one. Besides, if you set out to manufacture a player who was a stat-and-function clone of Morse, but five years younger and $6 million cheaper, it would be Tyler Moore.
But if the WAR stats, and General Manager Mike Rizzo, are wrong, we may see Span as an uninspiring version of Bernadina and wonder why wacky clubhouse favorite "Mikey Mo" is hitting 30 homers (and playing DJ) for somebody else.
Worry if you want. But the Nats are happy, very happy. And it's because LaRoche, who seemed almost certain to leave, has dropped back into their laps because a confluence of market factors that muted his free agent value.
Last October in St. Louis, I asked Davey Johnson what his club would lack if he just had Stephen Strasburg at full strength for the playoffs. "Nothing," Johnson replied. "We're pretty much a complete team."
But he didn't have Strasburg. Few players had postseason experience. And while his club was aesthetically pleasing, he didn't have any proven Hall of Famers — his players were very good, but their true greatness remained potential.
For his final season as a manager, Johnson had one wish: Bring back all the key parts of last season's team. Don't lose the balance, the interlocking pieces or the chemistry. Just tweak a bit, let time add the experience and put Strasburg at the head of the rotation to carry the psychological load.
LaRoche was the key. He was the piece that, in Johnson's mind, glued the infield defense, put veteran left-handed power in the middle of the order and brought second-generation big league calm to the dugout. It's not that LaRoche, 33, was great or was worth $40 million to a team loaded with future first basemen. But, man, would he pull the room together for this season.
Now, Johnson has his wish. As has been amusingly reported, Johnson may have courted LaRoche more than any Cooperstown-level manager ever ingratiated himself to a zero-time all-star. Johnson even texted LaRoche recently that he would come work on his ranch "to offset a third contract year."
To Johnson, Span is a bonus that helps finish that "pretty much" complete team. Johnson worried that Jayson Werth would wear down if he had to bat leadoff all year as he did late in 2012. Johnson also wanted the flexibility to figure out where Werth and Harper might fit best in the order. Also, in the playoffs, the importance of manufacturing runs with speed increases. Now, with Span leading off, all that falls in place.
Until Tuesday, when LaRoche signed, this was still a team with questions. How much of the infield's glitter last season was confidence instilled by LaRoche's Gold Glove? Would the team feel it hadn't been supported if ownership couldn't keep a 100-RBI man who wanted to stay in D.C. and of whom Johnson said, "We need LaRoche back more than we need me back."
The last time the Nats played, they suffered one of the toughest, or perhaps most toughening, defeats any team will ever face. The last thing they needed was to rework their identity. If Johnson, 70 this month, was ready to ride the range and fix busted fences in Kansas in January to sign LaRoche, then the smooth first baseman probably mattered to that Nationals identity more than any outsider knew.
Johnson already has hung "World Series or Bust" around his neck for his last season. At least now he gets to take his shot with his "complete team."
For previous columns by Thomas Boswell, visit washingtonpost.com/


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Howler monkey
Howler monkeys (genus Alouatta monotypic in subfamily Alouattinae) are among the largest of the New World monkeys. Fifteen species are currently recognised. Previously classified in the family Cebidae, they are now placed in the family Atelidae. These monkeys are native to South and Central American forests. Threats to howler monkeys include human predation, habitat destruction and being captured for captivity as pets or zoo animals. These monkeys are famous for their loud howls, which can travel three miles through dense forest.
- A. palliata group
- Coiba Island howler, Alouatta coibensis
- Alouatta coibensis coibensis
- Azuero howler, Alouatta coibensis trabeata
- Mantled howler, Alouatta palliata
- Ecuadorian mantled howler, Alouatta palliata aequatorialis
- Golden-mantled howler, Alouatta palliata palliata
- Mexican howler monkey, Alouatta palliata mexicana
- Guatemalan black howler, Alouatta pigra
- Coiba Island howler, Alouatta coibensis
- A. seniculus group
- Ursine howler, Alouatta arctoidea
- Red-handed howler, Alouatta belzebul
- Spix's red-handed howler, Alouatta discolor
- Brown howler, Alouatta guariba
- Northern brown howler, Alouatta guariba guariba
- Southern brown howler, Alouatta guariba clamitans
- Juruá red howler, Alouatta juara
- Guyanan red howler, Alouatta macconnelli
- Amazon black howler, Alouatta nigerrima
- Purus red howler, Alouatta puruensis
- Bolivian red howler, Alouatta sara
- Venezuelan red howler, Alouatta seniculus
- Maranhão red-handed howler, Alouatta ululata
- A. caraya group
- Black howler, Alouatta caraya
Anatomy and physiology[edit]
Howler monkeys have short snouts and wide-set, round nostrils. Their noses are very keen, and the Howler monkey can smell out its food (primarily fruit and nuts) up to 2km away. Their noses are usually roundish snout-type, and the nostrils have many sensory hairs growing from the interior. They range in size from 56 to 92 cm (22 to 36 in), excluding their tails, which can be equally as long, in fact in some cases the tail has been found to be almost 5 times the body length. This is a prime characteristic. Like many New World monkeys, they have prehensile tails, which they use for picking fruit and nuts from trees. Unlike other New World monkeys, both male and female howler monkeys have trichromatic color vision.[2] This has evolved independently from other New World monkeys due to gene duplication.[3] They have lifespans of 15 to 20 years. Howler species are dimorphic and can also be dichromatic (i.e. Alouatta caraya). Males are, on average, 1.5 to 2.0 kg heavier than females.
The hyoid of Alouatta is pneumatized, one of the few cases of postcranial pneumaticity outside Saurischia.
Howler monkeys generally move quadrupedally on the tops of branches, usually grasping a branch with at least two hands or one hand and the tail at all times. Their strong prehensile tails are able to support their entire body weight. Fully grown adult howler monkeys do not often rely on their tails for full body support, whereas juveniles do so more frequently.
Social systems[edit]
Most howler species live in groups of six to 15 animals, with one to three adult males and multiple females. Mantled howler monkeys are an exception, commonly living in groups of 15 to 20 individuals with more than three adult males. Unlike most New World monkeys, in which one sex remains in natal groups, juveniles of both sexes emigrate from their natal groups,[4] such that howler monkeys could spend the majority of their adult lives in association with unrelated monkeys.
Physical fighting among group members is infrequent and generally of short duration. However, serious injuries can result. Both males and females rarely fight with each other, but physical aggression is even more rare between sexes.[4][5] Group size varies by species and by location, with an approximate male to female ratio of one male to four females.[4]
As their name suggests, vocal communication forms an important part of their social behavior. They each have an enlarged basihyal or hyoid bone which helps them make their loud vocalizations. Group males generally call at dawn and dusk, as well as interspersed times throughout the day. The main vocals consist of loud, deep guttural growls or "howls". Howler monkeys are widely considered to be the loudest land animal. According to Guinness Book of World Records, their vocalizations can be heard clearly for 3 mi (4.8 km).[6] The function of howling is thought to relate to intergroup spacing and territory protection, as well as possibly to mate-guarding.
Diet and feeding[edit]
These large and slow-moving monkeys are the only folivores of the New World monkeys. Howlers eat mainly top canopy leaves, together with fruit, buds, flowers, and nuts. They need to be careful not to eat too many leaves of certain species in one sitting, as some contain toxins that can poison them.[7] Howler monkeys are also known to occasionally raid birds' nests and chicken coops and consume the eggs.[8]
Relationship with humans[edit]
While seldom aggressive, howler monkeys do not take well to captivity and are of surly disposition. However, the black howler (Alouatta caraya) is a relatively common pet monkey in contemporary Argentina due to its gentle nature, in comparison to the capuchin monkey's aggressive tendencies, in spite of its lesser intelligence, as well as the liabilities meant by the size of its droppings and the males' loud vocalisations.
Alexander von Humboldt said about howler monkeys, "their eyes, voice, and gait are indicative of melancholy", while John Lloyd Stephens described those at the Maya ruins of Copán as "grave and solemn, almost emotionally wounded, as if officiating as the guardians of consecrated ground". To the Mayas of the Classic Period, they were the divine patrons of the artisans, especially scribes and sculptors. They were seen as Gods in some tribes, and the long, sleek tail was worshipped for its beauty. Copán in particular is famous for its representations of Howler Monkey Gods. Two howler monkey brothers play a role in the 16th-century myth of the Maya Hero Twins included in the Popol Vuh, a widely feared tale of soul and passion.
- ^ Groves, C. P. (2005). Wilson, D. E.; Reeder, D. M, eds. Mammal Species of the World (3rd ed.). Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 148–152. OCLC 62265494. ISBN 0-801-88221-4.
- ^ Jacobs, G. H.; Neitz, M.; Deegan, J. F.; Neitz, J. (1996). "Trichromatic colour vision in New World monkeys". Nature 382 (6587): 156–158. doi:10.1038/382156a0. PMID 8700203.
- ^ Lucas, P. W., and N. J. Dominy (2003). "Evolution and function of routine trichromatic vision in primates". Evolution 57 (11): 2636–43. doi:10.1554/03-168. PMID 14686538.
- ^ a b c Sussman, R. (July 2003). Primate Ecology and Social Structure, Vol. 2: New World Monkeys, Revised First Edition. Pearson Prentice Hall. pp. 142–145. ISBN 0-536-74364-9.
- ^ Crockett (1997-10-02). "Family Feuds". In Ciochon, R. L., Nisbett, R. A. Primate Anthology, The: Essays on Primate Behavior, Ecology and Conservation from Natural History. Prentice Hall. p. 32. ISBN 978-0-13-613845-7.
- ^ http://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/smallmammals/exhibits/howlermonkeys/loudestanimal/default.cfm
- ^ Glander, Kenneth E. (March 1977). "Poison in a monkey's Garden of Eden". Natural history 86: 146–151.
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Group Test It's been hard to escape the 3D frenzy that was kicked off when Avatar took the box office by storm last Christmas. The recent remakes of Clash of the Titans and Alice In Wonderland got hasty 3D makeovers in order to cash in on the craze, and you can't open a newspaper or a web browser without being deluged by headlines proclaiming that '3D is the future of cinema'.
Of course, Hollywood has often dabbled with 3D in the past so it's easy to dismiss the current mania as just another marketing gimmick. However, there are other factors driving the adoption of 3D this time around.
The technology now exists to bring 3D into your living room for the first time, and all the major TV manufacturers are launching 3D-capable TV sets in the next few months, along with a new generation of 3D-capable Blu-ray Disc players.
Sky's getting in on the act too, initially with 3D sports broadcasts to pubs and other public venues, and then with a dedicated 3D television channel for its domestic service later this year.
It could all turn out to be a rather expensive fad – although we'll admit that the technology works better than we'd expected. Either way, here's all the info you need to make up your own mind about the current 3D phenomenon.
In this group test, I'll be looking at the following sets:
Incidentally, LG gets in twice because it's taken the unique approach of releasing TVs based on both of the two key 3D technologies, so I looked at examples of both its passive and active 3D tellies.
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The New York Yankees have gotten a taste of the commuter's
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departure out of Baltimore. They were then forced to switch to
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the division series.
The Yankees arrived at the train station at about 1 a.m. Tuesday
but were delayed about an hour. The train experienced further
electrical disruptions about a half-hour into the trip.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi said during a conference call
Tuesday that after the train arrived in Aberdeen, Md., and the team
switched to buses. The ballclub arrived in New York at about 6
The Orioles' travel plans were also affected.
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On Our Radar: Sheryl Sandberg Blasts Gender Bias
The Journal reports on worries that a "tide of rudeness has engulfed the legal profession," and efforts to force "Rambo" litigators into good behavior. – Allison Lichter
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg used her platform at Davos to attack gender stereotypes in the workplace, reports the Guardian. — Allison Lichter
The Times takes a look at the historical rise of the "permatemp" – and how the temp industry slyly skirted union protections for laborers. — Rachel Emma Silverman
We're professional writers, but we still got some good advice from this Harvard Business Review blog post about how not to "anesthetize" your colleagues with bad business writing. Tips to keep readers engaged include embracing conjunctions and getting rid of acronyms. –Melissa Korn
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Ever wonder about how to be a food stylist or a store Santa? Enter NoJoeSchmo, a careers site about people with unusual jobs. — Rachel Emma Silverman


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NAIROBI, Kenya, April 17 (UPI) -- A minibus collided with a truck carrying iron rods Friday near Nairobi, Kenya, killing 11 occupants of the bus.
A twelfth person on the bus, which is called a matatu in Kenya, survived.
The bus was struck head-on and dragged for about 40 meters (131 feet) before it was shoved into a roadside embankment. All the victims were found within the bus.
"The lorry (truck) was loaded with twisted iron rods that made its momentum dangerous. When it lost control and swerved and hit the matatu. All the victims had multiple fractures and rescuers had a difficult time pulling the two vehicles apart," said Koibatek Sub-County Commissioner Samson Irungu.
The truck had three people in its cab, two of whom, the driver and the turn boy (a passenger who advises the driver in sharp turns) fled immediately after the accident. A manhunt for the two was begun immediately, Koibatek Police Commander Bernard Kibe.
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Computers and computing has enjoyed unprecedented growth for the last three, going on four decades. This growth has lead to both an arrogance and lack of reflection, both of which are readily apparent in virtually all modern operating systems and by leafing through any of the countless open source project forums. No one wants to learn from the past it seems, and so were are left with each generation of programs getting no further than the previous generation. Sure the languages change, way back when it was Modula-2, yesterday it was C++, tomorrow itll be OCML?
IS security history really should be taught in the CS/IS/IT programs, but is it? No of course not. Neither is historical design. What are we left with? NT has inferior ACLs to MULTICS and FreeBSD now has inferior ACLs to NT. Doesnt anyone learn?? The need for security kernels was realized back in 1973, yet I dont anyone who is reading this runs a system with on one it. Automated intrusion detection, the dangers of insufficient argument validation were all known. People talk about Automated intrusion detection like it is some new thing (in fact such a post on this forum inspired this) and does a week go by without reading about a bof or god knows what on bugtraq? Either all of this software is over 30 years old, or really there is no excuse at all.
Perhaps it isnt the programmers fault, perhaps it is the education system. I dont recall a single utterance of things like finite-sate system. However, it seems with open source, so very few programmers these days actually went to school for such things.
Lets see bashed on NT and FreeBSD who is left? Linux developers of the world, listen carefully no matter how much tweaking you do, no matter how many nifty tools you make, not mater how many women in bikinis you photoshop tattoos of Tux on, isnt going to make Linux a modern OS. It has a flawed core design that can never be verified, why not spend your time elsewhere that might actually be useful? Oh and one more note about FreeBSD, you guys are not as inventive as you think, shared memory segments, network firewall, and typed files all existed well before BSD4.2. Oh and Microsoft, Palladium? What the hell are you thinking?
Anyhow programmers, before your next project, please do a little research and see if it has already been done, if so why not work on something else. I know itll take some extra effort to be creative, but Im sure you can manage.
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South Dakota State's women are looking to pad their lead in the Summit League standings as they host IUPUI today at Frost Arena in Brookings. The Jacks are the lone unbeaten team in the conference after six games, and hold a two game lead on the Jaguars and South Dakota going into today's game.
SDSU won their 8th straight overall with a 86-51 win over Western Illinois Thursday night. The Jackrabbits were in control from start to finish, shooting 51% from the floor, while holding the Leathernecks to just 29% shooting. State had four players in double figures, led by guard Ashley Eide's 16 points. SDSU controlled the boards against WIU, outrebounding the Leathernecks 35-20, and outscoring them 44-22 in the paint.
IUPUI (3-2) fell to two games back of the Jacks after a 71-68 loss at North Dakota State Thursday. Kerah Nelson hit for a career high 26 points as the Jags lead at the break by five. But IUPUI went cold in the second half, going scoreless the final 11:10 of the game.
Today's matchup in Brookings will feature two of the top three scoring offenses in the Summit League. SDSU averages 74 points a game, IUPUI 64. The difference maker for the Jacks has been defense this season. State is allowing opponents just 54 points a game on 37% shooting.
The University of South Dakota (3-2) tries to stay within reach of the top as they host Oakland today. The Coyotes used a strong second half Thursday to beat Ft. Wayne 82-51 at the DakotaDome. USD outscored the Mastodons 45-17 in the second half, thanks to 69% shooting and eight second half points from Poly Harrington. The Coyote defense limited Ft. Wayne to just 17% shooting in the second half. South Dakota continues to dominate on the boards this season, averaging 42 in 18 games. Thursday, the Coyotes held a 43-22 rebounding edge against Ft. Wayne, outscoring the Dons 40-12 in the paint. USD had five players in the game grab six boards a piece.
Oakland (2-4) continues to struggle without Summit League pre-season player of the year Bethany Watterworth, who is out for the year with a back injury. She was the Golden Grizzlies leading scorer last season with 18 points per game.


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Music making presented loud and proud in a room is always a great thing to see, but devising a display that makes your instruments an artful focal point of a space can be extra beautiful if done as well as it is in these rooms.
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ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - Mar 15, 2013) - Full Circle International (www.fullcircleatl.com) announced today that the company will be expanding across the Atlanta region and opening with new managers. Jack Pittman will be manager of the northwest area of Atlanta; Kennesaw, GA. Adam Jarrell will be manager of the Northeast area (Buford/Duluth) and Trey Gresham will be taking over as manager of the Sandy Springs/Buckhead area in Atlanta due to a wave of unprecedented growth in 2012-2013. Working with the number one satellite provider in the world and with one of the largest retail giants, Full Circle International has ingrained itself with some of the top Fortune 500 companies worldwide. One of the reasons Full Circle International has seen so much success is because they are changing the way big companies can acquire customers. It is not all about the flashy billboards. It is about having a real person there who is able to interact with the customer, answer questions and help give the customer what they want.
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MONTGOMERY | A Mobile mom trying to protect Alabama's private school tax credits said the money is allowing her sixth-grade son to avoid a failing public school and allowing her to make a choice that would have been unaffordable.
MONTGOMERY | A Mobile mom trying to protect Alabama's private school tax credits said the money is allowing her sixth-grade son to avoid a failing public school and allowing her to make a choice that would have been unaffordable.
Tequila Rogers and a Montgomery couple are asking a judge to let them intervene in a lawsuit filed by the Alabama Education Association that challenges the Alabama Accountability Act. The parents want to side with state officials who support the law. It provides tax credits of about $3,500 per year for parents who move their child from a failing public school to a participating private school. More than 50 students have used the law to transfer to private schools in the first semester of application.
Rogers said she did not want her son to go to Booker T. Washington Middle School because of the academic reputation of the school, which is ranked as failing under the Accountability Act. She and her 11-year-old son, Christian, are not Roman Catholics, but they chose Little Flower Catholic School because of its academics. She said paying the nearly $4,200 annual cost would have been impossible without the tax credit and she would have had to send her son to the failing school.
"The tax credit is allowing us to be able to receive the great education that I want for my child, and also he's placed in an environment that is loving, caring and very educational friendly," she said at a news conference Thursday in Montgomery.
Danyal and Mark Jones of Montgomery said in court papers they chose to move their daughter from Brewbaker Middle School to Resurrection Catholic School for the eighth grade. The parents said in court papers that their daughter was not getting individual attention at Brewbaker, while the Catholic school offered tutoring. Like the Rogers family, the Jones family is not Catholic.
They are being represented by the Institute for Justice from Arlington, Va. The nonpartisan group has helped defend many school choice laws around the country.
AEA spokeswoman Amy Marlowe said the intervention was not a surprise. "This is an orchestrated political maneuver that was shopped around throughout Alabama and has finally been filed by attorneys from outside the state," she said.
Montgomery County Circuit Judge Gene Reese will decide whether to let the parents intervene. He has scheduled AEA's suit for trial beginning March 17. That means one of the major laws to come out of the 2013 legislative session will go to trial midway through the Legislature's 2014 session.
Attorneys for the state are seeking to have the lawsuit dismissed before trial.
The Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery has filed a separate suit challenging the law in federal court. Bert Gall, senior attorney for the Institute for Justice, said the group chose not to try to intervene in that case because it considers the AEA suit the more substantive of the two.
The institute's entrance into the Alabama case is being supported by the Black Alliance for Educational Options. The state director, former Democratic state Rep. John Hilliard of Birmingham, said, "We believe every parent should have a choice."


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I haven't been a very good blogger of late. For months this blog has languished. I'd like to say the reason is that I've been off traveling around the world, or meeting my relatives, or researching my family history. But it isn't any of those things…just a touch of boredom or a junior-year blogging slump. So, it's time to get back on the blogging horse, for better or worse. And no one would have admonished my blogging-block more than Terry Thornton. As most of my readers probably know, William Terrance "Terry" Thornton was a genealogy blogger who passed away this week. Reflecting on our online relationship and Terry's talents as a writer made me realize it is time to get back to this blog – not because of Terry's death, but because of the things he taught me in life. And so I present the things I learned from Terry about blogging:
1) Quantity increases authority, but quality counts. Terry once wrote a post about how important it is to post to your blog frequently in order to establish yourself as an authority. I agreed in theory, but added that quality is more important than the sheer number of posts. Terry and I continued our disagreeing discussion via email. He did concede that quality is important:
A constant stream of "trash" of no interest to anyone poorly written and poorly presented won't get the job done either. Somewhere there is middle ground and I think we each have to find it for ourselves.
While I pride myself on writing thoughtful pieces, if I don't blog more frequently there won't be anyone left to read them.
2) Stories work better with a good hook. No one told a story better than Terry, and time and again I'd find myself fascinated by one of his stories. They were stories about things that I would not necessarily choose to read about on my own, but I'd read with as much anticipation as a page-turning-thriller because he'd reel me in from the very beginning. He'd "hook" my interest with the very first line, and I wouldn't stop until I reached the end. He once complimented me on my "interesting opening"…maybe I subconsciously got the idea from reading his posts!
3) Genealogy can sometimes be boring, but not if you take a HOGS approach. Terry liked to call his approach to writing about family history as the "HOGS" approach; that is, a combination of History, Observations, Genealogy, and Stories. He later amended this as the pHOGS approach to include photography.
In this post, Terry wrote:
The digital age makes family genealogy so much more than a mere listing of names and dates and marriages and children and burials places — and the pHOGS format seems most appropriate for works which go beyond old-fashioned genealogy. Past generations deserve more than just a mere listing of names and dates.
4. Humor is necessary in life. Terry had a great sense of humor, and most of his comments on my blog were in response to my humorous posts. I found a great example of Terry's Twain-like humor on his reflections on his birthday last year:
Does being seventy mean I have to "act" seventy?
A sage I'm not — nor am I sitting at the top of a mountain dispensing wisdom (although we do have some tall hills in Hill Country). Not yet anyways. And acting the part of a wise old sage — no, not me.
But I am taking lessons for becoming a genuine curmudgeon and have just completed lessons one and two. One was how to spell it and two was how to pronounce it and my mentor says that lessons three and all the others to follow are things I just do naturally.
Oh joy! The prospects of doing well with something again pleases me no end.
Thanks for the smiles, Terry!
In closing, Terry loved poetry and frequently complimented me on the title of this blog. He always "got" any Shakespeare reference I hid in my posts. So I offer one final farewell tribute to our friend:
Now cracks a noble heart. Good-night, sweet prince;
And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.
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"I was so sorry to receive the news from Donna on Saturday. I have really enjoyed reading The Good Life over the years, and actually used to save back issues so I could sit and enjoy articles on lengthy trips. You've put a LOT of good stuff out there over your tenure. In fact, for years I included a copy of Becca Hensley's article on "Practice Plenty of Patience" in the incoming Austin Girls' Choir teenagers' packets -- it was so apropos to that age group and their fried-out parents. It was a real privilege and honor for Austin Girls' Choir to be the cover story of the December 2008 issue, and I will always be grateful to you and Rebecca for giving us that huge boost.
Thank you for all you have done -- for us AND for the community. All good wishes as you turn your considerable talents toward new paths."
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Our lives follow a path which connects us to a deeper purpose. This you I know you know. And each of what we embrace and commit has its own life cycle. We are all here to grow and change and expand our joyous possibilities. Your magazine was a gift to our community and I know that what you embark on how will be just a exhilarating and dedicated as what Good Life has been and in a the energetic level is.
Take care and thank you for all the ways you contributed..
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A large adult lobster's curiosity seems to override its instinct for self-preservation as it slowly approaches me from its hiding place under a coral overhang. After only a few seconds it will decide to back up, warily retreating to the safety of its lair. This pattern of advancing then retreating seems typical among these creatures, known as either "rock" or "spiny" lobsters (Panulirus versicolor). This colorful specimen has fuzzy growths of green algae on the tips of its legs.
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Keira Knightley was not only a gorgeous bride on her wedding day; she was also a very practical one.
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The dress bore a striking resemblance to one that she'd worn previously with black tights and pumps for a pre-BAFTA party in 2009, though we have to say we love her carefree styling for her wedding day even better.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 1st Mar 2007 14:39 UTC, submitted by binarycrusader
Simon Phipps writes on his weblog: "I'm in Berlin today opening the very first OpenSolaris Developer Conference. I'll be announcing that the new Get.OpenSolaris.org site that allows anyone in the world to order a kit containing DVDs of OpenSolaris distributions, documentation and source. With a nod towards the good folks at Ubuntu, Sun is sponsoring the kits so that they are completely free of charge, including global delivery. Hopefully this will mean even folks without the bandwidth to download DVD ISOs will be able to join the OpenSolaris community."


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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Republican Gov. Rick Snyder's administration and Republican lawmakers continue to promote their education policy proposals.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley is scheduled to discuss the administration's education proposals Wednesday at a Lansing conference hosted by The Center for Charter Schools at Central Michigan University.
The Republican leaders of committees dealing with education policy also are scheduled to attend.
The conference comes as lawmakers are debating multiple bills related to education policy in the state Legislature. A package of bills in a Senate committee would let students transfer to other schools more easily and have a broader choice of charter schools and online learning options.