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Throughout their lives, human beings experience images that Allah shows them in their brains. Everything consists of electrical signals forming in the very small visual cortex in the brain. The originals of these images do exist on the outside, but human beings only see images created within the brain. Allah creates the external world solely as a reflection in our brains, and we perceive all these things with the soul that belongs to Allah. It is the soul that sees, hears, feels and experiences all these.
When one considers all these perceptions that Allah creates in the soul, one immediately realizes that it is not matter that is the essence of everything, but that the essence lies with the soul. Because it is evident that the soul controls and directs matter. It is the soul that feels, and matter, in other words our bodies and events in our surroundings, are shaped in the light of those perceptions. Flesh or bone cannot grieve, rejoice, feel excitement, take decisions or possess powers of judgment and reason. It is the soul that feels, thinks, decides, constantly uses its conscience and rejoices. The soul that people think of as "mine" is actually the soul of Allah, as revealed in the verse: "He Who has created all things in the best possible way. He commenced the creation of man from clay; then produced his seed from an extract of base fluid; then formed him and breathed His Soul into him and gave you hearing, sight and hearts. What little thanks you show!" (Surat as-Sajda, 7-9)
Allah breathed of His own spirit, giving eyes and hearts to human beings whom He created with a sublime creation and to whom He gave reason and consciousness. The soul belongs to Allah; the soul that people refer to as theirs is actually the spirit of Allah. With His omniscience and infinite creative power, Allah performs this creation in such a perfect manner that, as a part of the test, people are able to assume ownership of this soul bestowed on them and say it is "mine."
Human beings possess an enormously wealthy memory adorned with all kinds of details. Allah creates a memory for people moment by moment, as an assembly of past and present. Allah constantly creates the memory He produces for people right throughout their existence. For example, you are now reading these lines, and in a few minutes this text will take its place in your memory as a single moment. This text may maintain its place in your memory for perhaps a few days, or months or even years, and will come to your mind from time to time. When you stretch your memory and powers of recall you can remember a great many details. Countless trivial details of a great many events can be brought up again in your mind. Despite the passage of many years, for instance, something that happened on your first day of school, the games you played with your friends and the joy you felt on seeing a much loved toy all co-exist as a single moment in your memory. A great number of events, more than can be expressed in numbers, constitute your memory, what you refer to as "recollections," for as long as you live. This memory is made a single whole at every moment of your life. Human beings assume possession of the soul Allah creates for memory and make the mistake of thinking it actually belongs to them. When they think of their memories, when they say, "I was happy on that day, I was excited on that day and felt these things," they make the error of thinking it was their own soul that experienced those things.
As stated above, Allah creates memory as a part of the way people are tested in this world. With His omniscience, Allah creates the test in the most perfect form. Some with a Qur'anic perspective on events realized the great secrets in this creation and lives in full awareness of the marvelous nature of the environment of the test. But because of their lack of awareness, people who live distanced from the spirit and moral values of the Qur'an live in ignorance of this great reality created by Allah.
The soul that Allah causes us to feel is "ours" is totally the spirit of Allah. The feeling of possession of the soul, as if it were one's own, that Allah creates as a manifestation of the infinitely wondrous nature of His creation is just one of the beauties and marvels of the test for someone who realizes the true nature of this creation.
When we think of the fervent joy in our souls, although created with a powerful feeling of belonging to us, we must not forget that it is Allah Who actually does the loving. All kinds of feeling that arise in the soul actually belong to the eternal spirit of Allah. We feel that these things belong to us solely to the extent that Allah desires and permits. We fall into error by the detail and vivid nature of the things in our memories. It is in fact the Soul breathed into man by Allah that loves, is loved, thinks, has compassion, feels affection and sympathy, delights in beauty, knows and turns to beauty and goodness and employs its own conscience.


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By Walter Geiger
Every morning, I rise early – well before dawn. I settle into my chair, drink the day's first cup of coffee and read two chapters of The Bible.
Shown in front of his family's Christmas tree, Connor Hatchett got the wheelchair swing he asked for in a Herald Gazette letter to Santa. (Photo: Nolan George)
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I put together a chartbook with all the major metrics on the economy, such as GDP, employment, household wealth, personal income/savings, inflation, industrial production, capacity utilization, housing starts, etc, comparing the "pre-stimulus" period with the "post-stimulus" period. This should put to bed any questions about whether or not the stimulus worked. Feel free to use this as a resource when arguing with your friends, relatives and colleagues at work.
Here are two sample charts. Get the full chart book here: Mike Norman pre/post stimulus chartbook.


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SLASH Working On 'Nothing To Fear' Score
Slash has revealed via Facebook that he is "going into the studio tonight" to work on the score for the first horror film from the guitarist's production company, Slasher Films, called "Nothing To Fear". "It's really coming together," Slash added. "Sounds awesome so far."
Anthony Leonardi III, a creature artist and storyboard artist who worked on "Rango" and "47 Ronin", is directing the movie, which began shooting in May in Louisiana.
Slash told The Pulse Of Radio that he's looking forward to seeing how "Nothing To Fear" turns out. "It's [a] really good production team, the special effects people are great, the cast is great, the story's great — everything's great about it," he said. "And it will be interesting to see where this particular one, how it comes out and where it goes, 'cause we're planning on doing two a year."
"Nothing To Fear" has already been picked up for distribution by Anchor Bay Entertainment.
The movie is the first of a proposed series of horror films produced by Slash's company, which he launched last year in partnership with two other producers.
"Nothing To Fear" is based on an actual town in Kansas, which, according to legend, is one of the seven gateways to Hell.
The company has three other films in development, including "Wake The Dead", which based on the graphic novels by Steven Niles, with Haley Joel Osment playing Victor Franklin, a college student experimenting with reversing death.
Slash described "Wake The Dead" in an interview as "basically a modern, young Frankenstein story about a brilliant college student who's discovered how to animate dead tissue — but he's a teenager so he goes overboard."


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A to-do list for OpenMCL. If things that you'd like to see done (or do) aren't listed here, please add a link to discuss them.
- Complete the Integrated Development Environment
- Port to IA-32
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Nov. 30, 2010 — Scientists warn that young adults are likely to keep mixing caffeine and alcohol even though a number of caffeinated alcoholic beverages have been withdrawn from the marketplace under federal pressure.
The researchers also say a lot of study still needs to be done on the risks of mixing caffeine and alcohol. According to the CDC, when alcoholic beverages are mixed with energy drinks, the caffeine from the energy drinks can mask the depressant effects of alcohol. Drinkers who mix alcohol with energy drinks are three times more likely to binge drink.
The article is published online today in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, just days after the FDA warned four manufacturers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages on Nov. 17 that their products were unsafe and caused risky behaviors.
FDA Says Progress Made in Removing Caffeinated Alcoholic Drinks
The FDA has said in a more recent statement that "significant progress" has been made since the warnings were issued and that many alcoholic drinks laced with caffeine have been withdrawn. According to the FDA:
- Phusion Projects has stopped producing caffeinated alcoholic beverages, is no longer shipping such products, and expects to have all such drinks off retail shelves by Dec. 13.
- United Brands also has ceased shipping its caffeinated alcoholic beverage Joose, and plans to have its caffeinated alcoholic beverages off retail shelves by Dec. 13.
- Charge Beverages has stopped making its caffeinated alcoholic beverages and has not shipped any of its products since early November.
- New Century Brewing has stopped making its caffeinated alcoholic beverage Moonshot.
The Future of Caffeine and Alcohol
Jonathan Howland, PhD, of the department of community health sciences at Boston University and author of the new report, tells WebMD that young people were mixing caffeine and alcohol before companies began making combo drinks and many will continue to do so, regardless of recent federal actions.
"The paper is saying a couple of things," Howland tells WebMD. "One is, as long as alcoholic beverages and energy drinks are sold, people will put them together."
Also, "we are saying that there are a lot of hypotheses about the effects of mixing caffeine and alcohol, and we need to do more research to find out what these effects are, and who the people are who are more apt to mix the two substances."
Energy Drinks an Early Culprit
"We don't really know whether the caffeinated alcohol beverages are making you engage in risky behaviors or because risk-taking people go after these beverages, and we need to find out," Howland tells WebMD. "These and other questions need to be rigorously studied."
He says recent warnings by FDA and removal of products may "make some people think" before mixing caffeine and alcohol, but "I kind of doubt it and think the mixing is going to continue."
Howland says "the problem began with the so-called energy drinks that contain various stimulants, primarily caffeine."
According to the new report:
- A 2008 survey found that of 577 caffeinated beverages listed on a web site known as Energy Fiend, at least 130 contained more than 0.02% caffeine limit for soft drinks imposed by the FDA.
- A 2006 survey found that 24% of college students reported mixing energy drinks with alcohol in the month before being questioned.
- Bar patrons who drank caffeinated alcohol beverages had a threefold risk of leaving the bar highly intoxicated, compared to those who drank alcohol without caffeine.
- Bar patrons had a fourfold risk of intending to drive after leaving the bar, had double the risk of experiencing or committing sexual assault, riding with an intoxicated driver, having an alcohol-related accident, or requiring medical treatment.
Howland tells WebMD that little is known about why some young adults are more likely to prefer caffeine with alcohol, though clever marketing by manufacturers of energy drinks and of caffeinated alcoholic beverages may influence otherwise safety-conscious people.
"Marketing includes unsubstantiated claims that energy drinks will increase attention, endurance, performance, weight loss, and fun, and will reduce performance decrements due to fatigue or alcohol," the researchers write.
Howland says research is needed to examine:
- The effects of caffeinated alcoholic beverages vs. caffeinated or alcoholic beverages alone.
- The extent to which caffeinated alcoholic beverages lead to risky behaviors.
- Whether personality traits, such as impulsivity and novelty seeking, may explain why some young adults mix caffeine and alcohol and others do not.
The researchers conclude that "evidence-based information" is needed for effective policymaking and public education.


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Prosecutors filed charges January 19 against the Dave Matthews Band tour bus driver accused of dumping 800 pounds of human waste onto a sightseeing boat on the Chicago River last summer.
The driver, Stefan Wohl, is charged with misdemeanor counts of reckless conduct and discharging contaminates to cause water pollution, Cook County State's Attorney Dick Devine said. The charges carry a maximum penalty of one year in jail and up to $10,000 fine if Wohl is convicted.
Wohl, 42, of Selma, Texas, turned himself in to Chicago police and was released on his own recognizance, authorities said. His attorney, Mark Rotert, did not immediately return calls from The Associated Press for comment.
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has also filed a civil lawsuit seeking $70,000 in damages against the band and driver alleging they violated state environmental laws.
According to authorities, Wohl was alone in the bus and driving to a downtown hotel on August 8 when he allegedly emptied the bus's septic tank as it crossed the metal grates of the Kinzie Street bridge.
The waste poured through the grates and onto the open deck of Chicago's Little Lady tour boat, which was passing below with more than 100 people aboard.
The boat immediately returned to its dock and was later cleaned with disinfectant, and officials with the Chicago Architectural Foundation, which operates the tour, offered refunds. They also said they have received several calls from angry passengers who demanded compensation for clothing and personal items.
Assistant State's Attorney Robert Egan said Wohl talked to investigators shortly after the incident and, while he acknowledged driving the bus over the river, "he denied having discharged any waste over the bridge.''
Prosecutors used surveillance tapes to zero in on the bus and consulted with engineers about the releasing of the waste.
"We were satisfied with what they told us that it could not have been an accident,'' Egan said.
He said prosecutors considered filing felony charges against Wohl but decided against it after determining nobody was injured.
Shortly after the incident, the band issued a statement on its website saying that if the bus was found to be responsible, the band would "work quickly to make amends, with the people on the boat and with Chicago.''
The band has since donated $50,000 to the Friends of the Chicago River and $50,000 to the Chicago Park District.


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Daily Trojan, Vol. 22, No. 151, May 26, 1931
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" editor* o* *h* TrojJn *re r"'ue*t' ' let'or a short con- 10 , at n°on today- MH",H M '^P°»ed 0n ;rcM SOUTHERN A L 1 F O R N I A DAI LYP TROJAN Vol. XXII. Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, May 26, 1931. All Trojan Knights and Squire* are to meet in 234 Student Union st noon today to have measurements taken for sweaters. No. 151 USHARD NEW COAST PRESIDENTS' HEAD * * ****** ******** **** **** ** hird Annual Aviation Banquet Is Ton ight Student Head f ERNOR TO IVE TALK AT .EGAL EVENT inner to Start at 7:00 at Warner Studios; 600 Bids Sold. Members of the alumni associa-og will unite with students of ie School ot Law this evening at pm, in the annual law banquet i be held at the Warner studios, ore than six hundred bids have let sold, 'wo hundred of which ne taken up by Trojan students. Riy Brockman, president of the cmni association, announced sterday that a radio time sche-ile wtll be used to assure a til-ordered program. Governor imes Rolph Jr., as guest speaker, ill give sn address which will ( broadcast over radio KFWB. Presiding at the dinner will be nn William Green Hale. An-nmcement of new members of * Order of the Coif will be made [ Prof. Stanley Howell. These, ill include one from the alumni aocistion. Prof. Robert Ktngs-IJ, editor of the Law Review, til present the new Review staff, none the new editors are Car-» Minghan, editor; Bdward torido, comments; George Olb-». case notes. Introduction of the Student Bar imatlon will be made by Kred t Howser, outgoing president, lunlcipal judges and others from southern California district wrts as well as a large number ! local lawyers and educators 111 be present. NFANT PICTURES feature wampus "Campus Babies" will show stu-M notables as they appeared W ago, and will be one 'he feature stories in the May IUf ot the Wampus, the last imber to appear on the campus * ^ster. This issue will be alf for sale roday. T1' cov"r, draw n by Harvey shows the outside of a le *1001' niti> the many drawls with which students are wont «»rau blue hooks. Dlr: About budding spring ro-<*s will come to light in Cly-; Zilch's article ''Spring Aimee Amazon and " Trojan will surprise the ^I8*' hand informa-wout Why girls will pass y th* Pansy Ring, v J l'rl! are wearinK in the ticfe '«rS '8 revlewed in Shoes" by Lou Dorian, professors conform to the i lor <he mis shown mhin IRllt Emotions'* by .. T' ,/>nK' illustrated by >1 albert. A professor of psy-vy 0I1 1,nd., ,hat his students >to 0[ |o'^" of the defini- 'torieB that will com- * "Half ^ ■ °f fea,ure *,orl'"B by Lynn Criswell, story of a students' love and "John Senior Women's Honorary Holds Initiation for Nine Students, Two Graduates Nine students and two graduates were initiated into Mortar Board, national senior women's honorary fraternity, Sunday morning- at the Town House, fashionable apartnicnt-^hotel on Wilshire boulevard. MEDICAL SCHOOL WILL ADD FOURTH YEAR WORK IN'32 Dr. McKibben Announces Change That Will Complete Medicine Courses at S. C. Fourth year work will be added to the School of Medicine at the start of the fall semester in 1932 It was disclosed yesterday by Dr. Paul S. McKibben. This improvement will make the Southern California School of Medicine complete, as the third year will be added at the start of next semester. In commenting on the outlook for the School, Dr. McKibben said: ''On the whole, the outlook for the School of Medicine is bright. All Interested in medical education in Los Angeles are cooperating heartily In an effort to make this school worthy of the opportunity which presents itself in southern California." The number of freshmen who may enter the first year class Is limited to 54 students, on account of the size of the laboratories available for their instruction. Preference is given to those with good standing in pre-medical work, Clinical work for the third year will be done in the l<os Angeles County General hospital. "There are already applications from several who wish to transfer from other schools in order to take the year in Los Angeles," said Doctor McKibben. Most of the present year class will register in the third year. Sigma Beta Chi Elects Officers Sigma Beta Chi, national transportation fraternity yesterday held its last meeting of the semester for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year. The following officers were Installed Monday, May 25: president, Lloyd Porter, vice-president, Paul Winget; secretary-treasurer, Harold Carter. This Is one of the few organizations which contacts men in the fraternity with the actual work in the field and which has direct contact with business men. lu addition, each year, the fraternity sponsors a harbor trip. Those initiated were: Mrs. John Whltelock, graduate of the University of Southern California and member of Torch and Tassel, local honorary which went Mortar Board In 1929; Mrs. Margarite Jones, graduate of Washington university and member of a local honorary there which is now Mortar Board; Juanita Wagner, president-elect of W. S. G. A.; Betty McDougall, secretary-elect, A. S. U. S. C.; and Peggy Lavering, vice-president-elect, W. S. G. A. Hazel Redfleld, president-elect of Amazons; Annie Lou Jungquist, president-elect of Y. W. C. A.; Marion Leonard, president-elect of Zeta Phi Eta, national honorary speech fraternity; Juanita Mills, vice-president-elect of Amazons; Margaret Huse, treasurer, W. S. G. A.; and Janet Pelphrey, Y. W. C. A., treasurer-elect, were the other initiates. In the absence of Helen Peterson, president, Virginia Monosmith, vice-president, was in charge of the initiation and break fast, which was held immediately following the Initiations. Miss Marjorie Kelly, district president, who is affiliated with the chapter at Pomona college, was honor guest at the affair, spoke on the respon sibilities assumed by the students who become members in the organization. Miss Betty Sherwood, president of the Pomona chapter was present. Mortar Board elects annually to membership outstanding junior women on the basis of scholarship, 1.5 average required, service and leadership. Old sad new members will meet next Monday at 3:30 p.m. In the W. S. G. A. office to elect new officers and form tentative plans for next year. Outgoing officers are; Helen Peterson, president; Virginia Monosmith, vlce-pres.-dent; Dorothy Beech, secretary; and Alberta Dudley, treasurer. This Friday Last Day To Obtain El Rodeos Cupon No. 30 becomes void on May 29 for obtaining El Rodeo's. Those students holding the tickets after that date will have no other opportunity to get them, according to Mac Morgenthau, business manager-elect. Room 5 will ,be open from !•:50 to 12 and from 1 to 2 p m -Until further notification, those students who have lost their activity' books will be able to call for the Kl Rodeos on June 1. CASH CRISIS THREATENED IN ST. JOHNS Bankers Refuse to Underwrite Deficit of Newfoundland. ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland. May 25—(UP)—The government of Newfoundland, faced with a grave financial crisis, endeavored tonight to ward off default on national bonds. The most critical period of the present difficulty—due to failure to obtain an underwriter for the Newfoundland $8,000,000 five per cent untaxable loan — appeared to be scheduled for tomorrow, when banks will re-open after a holiday. Premier Sir Richard Squires and the finance ministry were w-orking determinedly to avert a more serious situation. but there was considerable nervousness among the public, where It was generally believed that only the aid of the British government could end the crisis. Interjratcrnity Managers Asked To Meet at Noon Athletic managers front all so-clal fraternities are requested to meet in room 322 Student Union today at noon for an important meeting of the Inter-fraternity athletic committee, according to Bud Medbery, chairman, and Andy Anderson. director of intramural sports. Many of the difficulties of the past semester arising from intra mural sports are to be settled at this time and new business pertaining to the program for next semester is to be discussed. "it is very Important that all social fraternities be represented at this meeting as several of them will be involved in the disputes which are to be brought up, and failure of a house to be represented will almost automatically deride the dispute In favor of the house that Is represented," stated Medbery. W. A. A. TO AWARD HONORS, INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT NO BANKERS BID The difficulty arose through failure to obtain underwrite# in Kngland, the United States and Freshman Women Majors are Wl*elate ^Pointed B°d>" by Paul Kiepe, a Irom a 9tudent's lecture I * Page and many " hal'ee j°kes com-lablf of contents. the •OSDON 8Urgeon DIES rbert , J 25—(UP)—Sir «d suro,. n i'al1 Waterhouse, ! of j; Hn' died today at the »Charia- a*HOf,1ated with *t «0 Jw 01,11 hospital for al- Skull and Scales to Hold Annual Initiation for Seven at Bant]net Skull and Scales, honorary society at the School of Law ot thf University of Southern California, will hold its annual initiation ceremonies at a banquet this evening, at the Paramoum stu io, , mf>nl gives aid when seven new pledges will become member Don Harwood, Bud Drum, Charles Taylor, George Lawrence, Edward Tuttle, George Henderson, and Fred Howser are the Trojan law students to be initiated, with Judge Ira Thompson and Dean William llreen Hale as new honorary members. Martin Malone is president of the active cliaptei, Francis Tap paan Is vice-president, and Clifford Twably I* secretary. Judge Crail Tappaan, father of the vice- president, was thc founder. Eligibility includes one year of service in such activities as class office, editorial work on the Southern California Law Review and high scholarship. Skull and Scales members also sponsor aud promote the honor system among law studenis, and hold class elections according to strict rules and regulations. Judges, attorneys, and lawyers now active are members ot the collegiate legal bod). Canada. Bids were invited four weeks ago but there were no responses —an unprecedented event in history of Newfoundland's self-government. The closing of lenders for the loan on May 22 resulted in the sending of notice to the Ministry of Finance that no banker had bid for the loan. The next morning thc bank of Montreal declined to accept the government's checks. The first check was for the railway and dock laborers payroll, amounting to more than $500. ACCOUNT OVERDRAWN Later the government's current account with the bank of Montreal, the official bank, was overdrawn by about $1,250,000. Government checks were refused by the trade on Saturday. After a confernce between the Premier and the Minister of Finance, Instructions were Issued to governmemnt departments to discontinue issuance of checks until further notice. The result was an intensification of consternation among the public. The gravity of the situation caused considerable fear that the i re-openlng of the government savings bank and other banks tomorrow — today was a holiday —would result in runs. CALM FEARS The breathing spell afforded the government today, however, permitted an opportunity to calm Ihe fears of the public and to push efforts for solution of the problem. The most serious phase was that half of the yearly interest of $1,387,00*) due on the government' bonds on June 30 had not been provided for. Default of this payment appeared to be Inevitable unless the British go\ ern* » hlcb did not seem likely in the immediate future although such aid might be forthcoming later. Hostesses for Annual Spread In Gymnasium. Installation of officers and the awarding of emblems will follow a dance recital to be presented by Miss Ruth Price's dancing class tonight when the W. A. A. members have their spread in the gym nasium at 5:30 with the freshman women physical education majors acting as hostesses. The emblem awards will be given for basketball, handball, tennis, baseball and dancing. The W. A. A. cabinet for the next year will be announced by Mary Jane Lemere, W. A. A. presidentelect. The recital will take place at 7:30 ln the dance studio, Immediately following the spread. OanceB to be given are: Tragedy, by Bessie McCollum, Scirabine No. 5 by Gretchen Mayer, and Pas de Deux, by Yuxze Lee Harrison and Bessie McCollum. Frolic, Vintage, Joy, Pavanne, and Scirabine No. lo ate group dances and will be given by members chosen from Miss Price's dancing class. JUNIOR HONORARY TO INITIATE SOON Spring initiation and banquet of SpookB and Spokes, Junior women's honorary, will be held Wednesday evening at 5:30 at the Town HouBe. The formal ceremony will take place in the oak room, followed by the election of next year's officers. Lenore Rathbun, president. will officiate during the evening. At the conclusion of the Initiatory service, dinner will be served. honoring new members. Outstanding women interested In student body activities have been in vlted tn attend the ceremony and banquet. All arrangements have NATIONAL DEBT I been made through Ruth The falling customs revenue and Byerley. vlce-piesl en . » decline tn expoit trade added to the difficulties. The national debt totals $t0,315,000 for a population of 265,000. British underwriters hate not taken Newfoundland loans since the present government took "*• flee in November I!*-*, AIR INDUSTRY LEADERS ARE ON PROGRAM Alpha Eta Rho Sponsors Affair in Student Union Social Hall. Opportunity will be given stu. dents Interested In aviation lo meet some of the most outsland Ing men In the air Industry this evening al the «'-•■rd annual aviation banquet, siifhsored by Alpha Eta Rho, which Is to be held at 6:30 in the social hall of Ihe Student. Union tonight. On the program are Dean Reid L. McClung of the College of Com> merce who will give a short talk, Dr. Karl W. Hill, head of the aviation department, who will be toastmaster. and H. D. Campbell of the accounting department. James Woolley, formerly traffic manager of the Western Air Express and coauthor with Dr. Hill of the first text book on commercial aviation, will also give a short speech, AVIATORS TO ATTEND A number of outstanding aviation men have been Invited and are expected to be present. Among them are Jack Maddux, founder e# the Maddux Air Llne-s and vice-president of the T transcontinental anil Western Air express; Jack Northrup, builder of the JOE BURCHAM plane Alpha, which has created a sensation in commercial aviation because of Its speed and practicability In carrying express and mall; Donald Douglas, president of the Douglas company of Santa Monica; Harry Wletzel, manager of the Douglas company; Thomas Hamilton, president of Ihe Hamilton Standard Steel Propeller company; Col. Alfred Harnltz, dlrec tor of the Los Angeles Municipal Airport; Major C. (.', Mosley, manager of (lie Curtis-Wright company of Glendale; and William filbbs MacAdoo, onetime secretary of the treasury, and prominent l.»s Angeles attorney. Short talks will be given by a number of the guests of honor; of Glendale; aud William Giggs Lelniach of l'nion Oil company; C. W. Heck und James Couslus of Transcontinental and Western Air; and Lleuteuants Eaton B. Koger and C. (j. Duncan who are connected with the aviation work of the United States Navy at Han Diego. Francis Bushard, shown above, was elected president of the Pacific Student Presdlents association at the convention In Phoenix last Saturday. LUPESCU FIGHTS FOR POSITION ON CAROL'S THRONE Report Favorite Seeks to Rival Du Barry in Ruman ia. PARIS, May 25—(UP) — Rumors were circulated In diplomatic elides today that Mme. Magda Lu-pescu was fighting for a place on the throne of Rumania beside King Carol Ii, with whom she lived In exile In France. Coincident wllh unconfirmed dispatches repotting that Princess Helene, divorced wife of Carol, had been "expelled" from the royal family of Rumania, it was said that the red haired Mme. Lu-pescu had been so successful In her effort to establish herself In a powerful position at Bucharest that betting odds were In her favor. The diplomats, however, were quick to polnI out the many ob Blades which she would be forced to overcome before she could win a crown or even a recognized position in Bucharest, as a royal favorite such as du Barry and Pompadour have done in the past. She is the daughter of a Jewish peddler, and there Is a strong anti Semitic feeling in Rumania. Senior Presents Recital Tonight A senior piano recital will be given by Lllla Bones, at Touchstone theater, «: 15 tonight. A pupil of Mis. Adelaide Trowbridge Perry, professor of piano at the School of Music, she will be assisted by John Ferguson, baritone, and Margery Wright, hlH> accompanist Several of the numbers lo be presented are: ''Prelude In B Flat;" "Sonnato Numbei 8" by Beethoven; "Isle of Shadows," and "Arabesque Number 2" by Debussy. Sigma Sigma Chooses Jack Green As President for Coming Term Jack (Jreen, at an election of officers yesterday, was chosen president of Sigma Slgma, all university Junior men's honorary fraternity, while Ames Ciawford was elected vice-president, and Morton Morehouse was elected as secret ary-treasurer. jan Squires iu his sophomore yesr, Is a member of Blue Key, and Slgma Chl, social fraternity, Ames Crawford, varsity debate squad, was a candidate for student body president in the recent election and is a member of Kappa Sigma, social fraternity. Editor of the 1X31 El Itodeo, as w il as diversified activities, Morton Jack i Morehouse, Phi Sigma Kappa. Is With the announcement of the new officers. John Dorfner, president, offered his congratulations Ann (o the organization upon their choice of officers who will assume the responsibilities of furthering FALLS TO DEATH | the advancement of the fraternity SAN FRANCISCO. May 2."> — upon the campus. (l'P) Slipping as he leaned out I The three men choseu to dl-of a window of his jeweler's shop j ,-ect the activities of organisation today, Alfred A. Ijizarus. 6*. broth j are all prominent Juniors, er ot Municipal Judge Sylvaln Lar i ()ro< n varsity football aenior man | one of Ihe outstanding men in arus fell five slorles lo his death. | ager rd as a member ol Tro I the junior class ASSOCIATION PICKS TROJAN UNANIMOUSLY Student Body Presidents Choose New S. C. Leader for Highest Office, Frauds Rushard. A. S. U. S. C. president-elect was elected president of Ihe Pacific Student Presidents association by unanimous Acclaim at the annual convention held during the past week-end at the University ot Arizona. Lewis (lough, who returned from flirt parley with Bushard yesterday, brought news of Ine election to this campus. More than fifty colleges in California, Oregon. Washington, Alia-ona. Nevada, Montana, Idaho, New Mexico. I'tah, Wyoming, and Colorado are members of the association. The duties of Bushard, aa president, will be to keep a continual rontact with presidents of the member colleges, to direct tha correspondence, reports, and aur. veya of the association, and to take charge of the aunual convention which will be held in 1932 on the If. C. L. A. campus. Other newly-elected officers ara Kelly Nemeck, Unlvtrslty of Arlg-ona, vice-president; and Wally Howe, University of Washington, secretary-treasurer. Lewis Gough, retiring president of the A. S. U. S. C., is also retiring as vice-president of the Pacific Student Presidents association. The business of blie convention Included discussion groups on student government, led by Stern Altshuler of California; on publications, led by Gough; and on general student body problems, led by (lerfon Viereck of Washington. Social affairs of Ihe convention Included a seml-formal dance at the Pioneer hotel. Tucson, a dance at the "Blue Moon." a thea* ter party, and a barbecue and rodeo at Mesquite, Mexico, Thirty^ eight delegates attended the con* ventlon. QUILL MEMBERS MEET TOMORROW Formally pledging this semeater'a andidates for membership, tha Quill club's last gathering w 111 be a luncheon loinorrow in the Cottsgt Tea room, at. 12. Following the pledging of Rachael Gordon, Audrey lieymer, Dorothy I.andlne, Janet Bolton, Cecily Hilton, and Marybeth Fyle, William Steahlln will be initiated. The new officers who are Josephine Long, president; Professor Clutke, vice-president; Alice Dem-eret, recording secretary; Rosemary Lick, corresponding secretary and DeWitt Miller, treasurer, who were installed at a recent meeting of the dub, will act as the executive body in conducting the business for the remainder of thla semester. Voting Members of Legislative Council Hold Dinner Tonight Preceding their final meeting of voting members of the Legislative council for the past year will have dinner at ti p.m. loday In 322 Student Union. Following the dinner, at 7:30, both voting and ex-officio members of the council will meet in 418 Studeut Union. Semester reports will be due from all leaders of student activities. organizations, aud publications who are members of the council. Lewis Uough, retiring president, will turn over his gavel to Francis Bushard. All membera of tlie council for next year will be introduced
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Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, May 26, 1931.
All Trojan Knights and Squire* are to meet in 234 Student Union st noon today to have measurements taken for sweaters.
No. 151
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Student Head
f ERNOR TO IVE TALK AT .EGAL EVENT
inner to Start at 7:00 at Warner Studios; 600 Bids Sold.
Members of the alumni associa-og will unite with students of ie School ot Law this evening at pm, in the annual law banquet i be held at the Warner studios, ore than six hundred bids have let sold, 'wo hundred of which ne taken up by Trojan students. Riy Brockman, president of the cmni association, announced sterday that a radio time sche-ile wtll be used to assure a til-ordered program. Governor imes Rolph Jr., as guest speaker, ill give sn address which will ( broadcast over radio KFWB. Presiding at the dinner will be nn William Green Hale. An-nmcement of new members of * Order of the Coif will be made [ Prof. Stanley Howell. These, ill include one from the alumni aocistion. Prof. Robert Ktngs-IJ, editor of the Law Review, til present the new Review staff, none the new editors are Car-» Minghan, editor; Bdward torido, comments; George Olb-». case notes.
Introduction of the Student Bar imatlon will be made by Kred t Howser, outgoing president, lunlcipal judges and others from southern California district wrts as well as a large number ! local lawyers and educators 111 be present.
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"Campus Babies" will show stu-M notables as they appeared W ago, and will be one 'he feature stories in the May IUf ot the Wampus, the last imber to appear on the campus
* ^ster. This issue will be alf for sale roday.
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Dlr: About budding spring ro-<*s will come to light in Cly-; Zilch's article ''Spring Aimee Amazon and " Trojan will surprise the ^I8*' hand informa-wout Why girls will pass y th* Pansy Ring, v J l'rl! are wearinK in the
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I've made German Pretzel Rolls many times now and they are always a hit at parties and just one of the best types of breads to make. I usually make the original version using yeast and bread flour but I've made them with some dark rye and sourdough starter before as well.
This time I wanted to push the envelope a bit and used beer instead of water and added some caramelized onions to really kick it up a notch.
To get that authentic pretzel color and crust you must use Lye but if you really are afraid you can use baking soda.
For Lye Bath (3.5% Solution
2 Liters (1836 grams) of Cold water
70 grams Sodium Hydroxide Crystals
Sauté an onion cut into rings in olive oil on medium to low heat until they are caramelized and allow to cool.
Add the diastatic malt powder to the water and stir. Add the flours in your mixing bowl and slowly add the water mixture. Mix for about 1 minute until combined. Cut your starter in pieces and lay on top of the flour mixture and cover and let rest for 30 minutes to 1 hour so the flour can absorb the water.
Next add the salt and mix for 3 minutes on low. Now add the caramelized onions and mix on low for 1 minute to incorporate. Place the dough in a slightly oiled bowl and do a couple of stretch and folds. Cover the bowl and let it rest for 10-15 minutes. Do another stretch and fold in the bowl and let it rest another 10-15 minutes. Do another stretch and fold and let the dough sit out in the covered bowl for another 1.5 hours. Place the dough in the refrigerator until ready to bake the next day.
When ready to bake take the dough out and leave it covered in your bowl for 2 hours. Next divide the dough into around 10 pieces that are 110 grams each. Flatten each piece into a circle and place a piece of cheese in the middle and pinch the dough around the cheese. Next flip over and roll against your work surface while creating a tight ball. Place on a baking sheet and cover with either a moist towel or plastic wrap sprayed with cooking spray. Let it rest for around 60 minutes to about 1/2 proof.
While the rolls are proofing, fill a large stock pot with 2 liters of cold water. Measure out the Lye and slowly add it to the cold water. (DO NOT EVER ADD LYE TO HOT WATER). Cover the pot and bring it to a rolling boil and then shut off the heat.
Pre-heat your oven to 400 degrees. When the rolls are proofed sufficiently, prepare to dip them for about 15 seconds in the lye bath upside down. Let them drain on a bakers rack over a cookie tray covered with a towel or parchment paper. After draining for a minute you can transfer them to a cookie/baking sheet that has been sprayed with cooking spray. You want to use a stainless steel cooking sheet as aluminum may react with the lye and peel. Note: do not ever use parchment paper as the rolls will get stuck to the bottom. I know this from experience and I had to cut off the bottoms of half the rolls I made.
When ready to bake, score each roll with an "X" on the middle and sprinkle with pretzel salt. Make sure you use pretzel salt if you want authentic rolls.
Bake for about 15-20 minutes until they are golden brown and register about 200 F in the middle. Let them cool on a bakers rack until you can't wait any longer!
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ATV Riding and Saltwater Fishing Combo
Alkaen USD 400,00 $
- Kesto: 8 Tunnit (noin)
Your trip begins at our fly shop in downtown Sitka where you will meet you guide who will assist you with licensing and gear, top off the coffee and then you are on your way ready for an adventure. The boat is waiting right down the street to take you through the island passages of Sitka Sound to Kruzof Island where you will get to drive Yamaha Rhino OHV's. The trails lead across Kruzof Island and your guide will stop at scenic place to look for wildlife, take pictures, and share information about the forest. The meadows at Kruzof Island are arguably the best place in the Sitka area for viewing wild Alaska Coastal Brown Bears. After your ride about 3 hours you will board the boat for a quick ride to the fishing grounds. There are several protected waters to fish that are very scenic, calm and hold salmon and rockfish. After fishing for approximately 3 hours you will return to Sitka where your guide will assist with making arraingments for fish processing and transportation as needed.


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The week has ended pretty well. Had a one-on-one with the boss. We discussed process related issues and then for 15 minutes after that we spoke about my blog. I love my job.
This weekend I intend to stay at home during which I expect to do nothing but eat my way into obesity which would cause me to assume the shape of a globe at which point I would have to withdraw completely from any human relations.
The question that's been on my mind today is: Why on earth am I looking so tired lately?
1) I require sleep.
2) Maybe the tired look is an external expression of the deterioration in my morals;
3) or maybe I'm just getting older?
If the answer is 1), I've been sleeping 7 blissful hours daily. I don't see the point of getting more cos that'll just make me outrightly lazy. And I don't see the use of sleeping when I can perhaps use that time to do something more creative. Hmm…Party!
If the answer is 2), I can ask my uncle the artist to paint my portrait. I shall keep it safe someplace where no one will find it; this portrait, like that of Dorian Gray, will show all outward manifestations of my moral deterioration, while I remain forever youthful and attractive.
And if the answer is 3)) then I should just get married and disappear.
I'm sort of wishing it's answer number 2 but I don't really know how I'm supposed to get that idea to work.
Sometimes all your day needs is one good song for a much-needed uplift.
No point in waiting for Amy Winehouse to get her cocaine effected lungs to work again. In the meantime, this slice of vocal heaven from THE Suzanne Vega doesn't make me care so much for Miss Winehouse. I have to admit that listening to these tunes of Vega's left me wishing for more. I've uploaded two of her tracks because one just wouldn't be enough. These tracks have a certain epic like quality that begs to be heard. Apparently, 'Tim's Diner' (DNA Remix) made it to UK #2 in 1990 (that's what I'm playing for you folks). 'Caramel' has also a special place in my heart because Runa had sung it and she actually sounded as good as Suzanne Vega. Wish she would just get over being so conscious and let me upload her track. But since I haven't got her consent y'all are just going to have to take my word for it. Happy Friday folks. I'll try and post something this weekend if I can. As always. Stay tuned.
August 08, 2008
The week has ended pretty well. Had a one-on-one with the boss. We discussed process related issues and then for 15 minutes after that we spoke about my blog. I love my job.
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Portable generators are a great way to take power with you wherever you go. If you're looking for an even more portable solution, and you have a vehicle, you might want to consider a power inverter. Power inverters convert your vehicle's DC power to AC power, just like the utility power that supplies your home. They're ideal for powering tools and appliances while you're on the road.
Generac has recently introduced a new line of power inverters that range from 100-750 watts. Like other power inverters, many Generac power inverters offer two connection options: they can plug into your vehicle's 12V accessory outlet (the cigarette lighter), or connect directly to your vehicle's 12V battery. When they connect to the 12V accessory outlet, you can use them to power electronics such as DVD players and laptops in the vehicle, even while the vehicle is running.
Generac power inverters are among the first to offer the advanced technology of a USB 2.1A port, the latest standard in USB power, to quickly and conveniently charge personal electronics such as the iPad and mp3 players.
When using a power inverter, there are some things to keep in mind. If you connect it to the vehicle's accessory outlet, you will typically only be able to draw 100 watts, regardless of the power inverter's rated output. To get full output from a power inverter rated for more than 100 watts, you have to connect it directly to the vehicle's battery.
It's also important to avoid draining your battery while using a power inverter. If you won't be running the vehicle's engine continuously while using the power inverter, it's good practice to run the engine periodically to recharge the battery when you're using a power inverter. Generac power inverters have an audible alarm that will sound when the battery voltage drops to a dangerous level, at which time you should start the vehicle's engine to recharge the battery. Generac power inverters will also shut off automatically before the battery voltage drops too low. Remember that if you consistently run the vehicle's battery down while using a power inverter, you could reduce the life of your battery.
You also don't want to overload the power inverter. As with a portable generator, add up the running watts of all the tools or appliances you will be using with the power inverter to make sure it can power all of them. Remember that appliances with motors require 2-3 times the running watts to start their motors, so account for that as well.


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This applies to the ISA 428
If you have a digital card in your unit then check both analogue and digital outputs for noise. If you can hear the noise on all the analogue outputs as well as the digital outputs check that the fuse holder on the rear of the unit (by the mains connector) is set to the correct supply voltage - the arrow head should point towards the correct value for your location. If this is set incorrectly e.g. 230 instead of 220, then it is possible that noise can be induced into the signal.
If the noise is still present then check to see if the noise level varies with pre amp gain. If not then it is likely that there is a ground loop. Check out this article on ground loops to learn more about them, how to determine if there is one and what to do about it. If the noise level varies with pre amp gain then it is being induced into the signal before the pre amp stage. Check cables and signal sources for faults and also ensure there are no sources of interference, e.g a transformer, which the cables are running past. If you do not manage to eliminate the noise then please contact us for further support.


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Hopefully if you are reading this then you've already read last month's part one. If you haven't already read it then I'd suggest doing so or this won't make a great deal of sense! In part one I went through some basics such as collecting data from tools such as Open Site Explorer and Majestic; moving on to explain how you can pull in domain page rank using SEO Tools for Excel and checking whether or not your links are live with the custom filters in Screaming Frog. The idea behind part one was to help you to get to the point at which you can quickly filter through your data and identify links that might be worth considering for removal.
But what if you want to go one step further and pull in even more data? Perhaps you want to identify links that could be on a network of sites, or maybe you'd like to sort your link profile by number of links per domain or by overcooked money term anchor text. To do the above you'll need Excel and an install of SEO Tools for Excel. That's all you need! The end result should be a really in-depth sheet of data which you can sort by multiple points in order to weed out priorities.
Identifying Site-wide Links
For my example I've chosen to take a look at the links pointing to the MotoGP page on Wikipedia. Counting the number of links per domain is really simple and easy to do in Excel. All you need to do is use the =COUNTIF function. This function works exactly as the name states – it simply counts the number of occurrences and returns the result. In this case, we're counting the number of times a link appears on a domain. You'll first have to separate out the domain from the linking URL which I explained in part one – but assuming you've done that you're ready to go:
[Domain] = our second column in the table
B3 = the domain we're looking to count
As you can see from the screenshot below, pasting the formula above into our 'link count' column enables us to easily sort our link data by the number of links per domain. That's particularly useful if you're concerned about site-wide links. Because at this stage we're only looking for a link count and no other metrics, this is perfectly achievable with a large combination of data from as many tools as you like including OSE, Majestic and Webmaster Tools.
Categorising Keywords
Another very useful thing is having the ability to filter your anchor text by 'money terms' or keywords that may have been over cooked when building exact match anchor text. It's also extremely beneficial to get a real idea of proportion; for example how much keyword anchor text do I have compared to brand?
At SEOgadget we use exactly the same process for categorising keyword data so it made perfect sense to apply this 'categorisation' method to link analysis. Learning how to do this was at least one evening's worth of frustration, but it was worth it in the long run! To start with you'll need to open a new TAB in which you can start to add your terms for categorisation. Using the same Wikipedia page as an example means we're quite limited on the amount of anchor text variety – but that should make it a nice and simple example to learn on.
For the purpose of this example I'm going to use 'wikipedia' as my 'brand' anchor text and 'MotoGP', 'Grand Prix' and 'bike' as my keyword anchors. In real life you will probably have a lot more variation and keywords to enter in. As you can see below, I've now got a nice table with my anchor text categories in place:
I've also added a 'random' category above which takes into account anchors such as 'click here' and image alts etc.
The next step is to create some new columns in your main table for your anchor text categories. In line with my chosen categories above, I've created three new columns: 'brand anchors', 'keyword anchors' and 'random anchors'.
Now you're ready to use the formula below:
=IF(SUM(NOT(ISERROR(FIND('Anchor Type'!$A$2:$A$3,$D2)))*1)>0,F$1,"Non-"&LOWER(F$1))
Anchor Type'!$A$2:$A$3 = our 'brand' column in the 'anchor type' tab
$D2 = our anchor text column in the main table
F$1 = our 'brand anchors' column header in the main table
It may look complicated, but all you need to do is paste the formula above into the first cell into your 'brand anchors' column. As long as you've adjusted the formula to select the data from the correct cells you should be fine:
If you find that it doesn't work out the way you want it to then trust me; as long as you spend some time working it out you'll get there in the end! The majority of people get stuck when they either haven't adjusted the formula correctly, or their data is inconsistent (usually casing issues).
Once you're done you can then start to filter through your back links by keyword anchor text, brand anchor text and random anchor text. It's worth pointing out that if you filter by 'brand' this will include all anchor text with your brand included, so that could mean a mixture of both keyword and brand. If you want to see your keyword anchor text with no brand mentions at all, simply filter that data out in your 'brand anchors' column.
Alternatively if you leave a comment or ping me an email I'll do my best to help you out!
Pulling in the IP Address
I've found that being able to see your link data by IP address can be really handy when trying to spot networks, or find a contact for a site that may have no contact details. If you've ever tried to do link removal you'll definitely have come across sites with absolutely no contact details at all. If you've pulled the IP address for each domain then you might get lucky and spot another domain that does have contact details.
Spotting duplicate IP addresses across multiple domains is a sure fire way of spotting a crap network. The good news is that if you've got SEO Tools for Excel installed, collecting IP address data couldn't be easier.
Make sure you've added an 'IP' column into your main table and then use the SEO Tools for Excel's =ResolveIP function:
Adding together the things in this post and part one, the end result will be a very large but hopefully insightful set of link data. The real aim is to be able to quickly sort through your data by any metric you wish, and quickly gain an accurate idea of what your link profile looks like. If you are considering embarking on some link removal work, then having this insight should save you a lot of time and unnecessary work. Enjoy!


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Musicians Night
Musicians Night
The Adelphi open mic night is probably the longest running in Hull, and a unique hub of experimental creative talent.
Where else do you get to play through a professional 2.5k rig?
It's the perfect place to test new material and share ideas, perfect your sound and meet other musicians
We welcome stand-ups, poets and all kinds of performers as well as musicians, of all styles and standards. Full bands are welcome to play (you'll need to bring along a drumkit), but do please get in touch before hand!
Come along and watch some of Hull's finest and have a go yourself, three songs, poems, readings, rants or dances, the stage is yours.
Doors 8 pm, please arrive before 9 pm if you would like to play.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - In rehab for drugs and alcohol abuse after an agonizing two months trapped in the bowels of the earth, the Chilean miner who won America's heart by crooning Elvis Presley hits is still wrestling with his dark side a year on from his rescue.
As most of the 33 miners celebrated on Thursday the anniversary of a spectacular rescue that transfixed hundreds of millions of viewers across the globe and made them stars, Edison Pena was hundreds of miles away in therapy.
Pena was the miner who drew most attention and was feted with trips to run marathons in New York to Japan, sing Elvis Presley hits on the "Late Show with David Letterman" and even visit Graceland.
But Pena gave in to cocaine and alcohol and slipped into an alternate reality he says he yearns to shake off.
"They were like sedatives for adrenaline," he told Reuters in an interview in the capital Santiago after a session with his therapist, sipping at an instant coffee. "It was like I was traveling in a car that only had an accelerator."
"There's this parallel me, we are trying to hide him ... like Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde," the 35-year-old Pena said. "We want to lock him up in a box and keep him there. He wants to come out."
A marathon fanatic, Pena tried to keep his mind strong while he was trapped by running six miles a day down in the mine's hot, humid tunnels. He came to imagine his captivity as an opponent to battle.
"Come on, do it. Is that all you got?" he said in a drawl looking to the heavens, imitating Sylvester Stallone in a scene out of the 1996 film Daylight, a disaster movie about being trapped inside a New York tunnel. "Stallone talks to his captivity. That's me."
A keen movie buff, Pena also relates to Caesar, a chimpanzee who leads a rebellion against captivity in this year's movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes."
"You can see his hate of captivity in his eyes," he said.
The miners survived on dwindling rations of food and water for 17 days until rescue crews finally located them against all odds by drilling a tiny hole the width of a grapefruit down through 2,050 feet of solid rock.
It was another nearly two months before they were finally pulled free in a capsule just wider than a man's shoulders, racked with constant fears a fresh rock collapse would kill them. It took its toll, and Pena is on medication.
Drunk or stoned much of the time after his escape, Pena would burst into tears and shout at public functions. He was still in bad shape until as recently as August, when he finally checked into rehab for a month. Now he's an outpatient.
"I like myself more now, I feel more credible, this is the true Edison -- the other was a puppet manipulated by I don't know who." "People very close to me have said that the real Edison remained down in the mine. I think a part of me is still down there."
Now constantly accompanied by a psychotherapist as he tries to return to a normal life away from the spotlight, Edison says his alter-ego is like an out of control gorilla.
Several of his fellow trapped miners are grappling with hardships, having failed to capitalize financially on the publicity storm that surrounded them a year ago.
Some had hoped to make it rich and never have to work again. There have been advances for a book and a film, but the miners say they have made very little money out of the saga.
Pena also needs to get back to work and says he would even consider returning down a mine -- though while the nightmares have subsided, his biggest fear remains being trapped in another mine collapse.
"Perhaps I could work in mining again, maybe on the surface, or work as an electrician as I have done before. I haven't decided yet."
For now he is taking life one day at a time, and has one near-term goal that lights up his face.
"I'm running in the New York marathon again," he said, holding up the sports wristwatch emblazoned with the logo from last year's race, when he was cheered on by banner-waving supporters and treated like the winner.
"It keeps me mentally strong. It's 90 percent in the head. It makes me feel free," he added, bursting into a bar of Elvis' "C'mon Everybody".
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U.S. Education Secretary Duncan Visits High School in Arlington, Va., to Discuss Education Provisions of Stimulus Package
U.S. Education Secretary Duncan Visits High School in Arlington, Va., to Discuss Education Provisions of Stimulus Package
ARLINGTON, Va. - U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan today made his first visit to a public high school since assuming office and used the occasion to urge swift passage of the stimulus legislation currently being considered by Congress, praising the bill's "historic level of one-time education funding that will not only save or create jobs but also will lay the groundwork for a generation of education reform and progress."
"There is no more immediate way to stimulate the economy--short-term and long-term--than to keep teachers teaching and to keep students learning," Duncan said. "As the bill moves to conference, we must get every dollar possible into America's classrooms."
He made his remarks during a visit to Arlington Public Schools' Wakefield High School, accompanied by U.S. Congressman James Moran, Arlington Superintendent Robert G. Smith, and a number of national and local education and civic leaders. Duncan noted that the Wakefield High building, first constructed in 1953, is slated to undergo renovations. He discussed the kinds of school construction and renovations projects that would be made possible by the stimulus package.
Duncan said that funds in the stimulus bill also would provide for a needed increase in Pell grants for college students, as well as an expanded tuition tax credit to make higher education more affordable for any students willing to give back to their communities. There also would be funds to help stabilize state education budgets, and "without that state money," Duncan said, "hundreds of thousands of teachers could be collecting unemployment instead of teaching in classrooms."
During his tour of the facility, Duncan visited with Advanced Placement (AP) students and faculty and praised the school's academic achievements and rigorous curriculum. Wakefield, which has a nearly 85 percent minority enrollment, with more than 40 percent of its students on free- and reduced-price lunches, was a 2006 recipient of one of three National College Board Inspiration Awards, given in recognition and support of the high school's commitment to challenge all students to take advanced and AP classes.
Duncan also talked about "Race to the Top" funds in the stimulus package that would help spur reform on a national scale by driving schools to adopt college and career-ready, internationally benchmarked standards; putting in place state-of-the-art data collection systems, assessments and curricula to meet these higher standards; and encouraging states to recruit, train, mentor and support a new generation of teachers who can better prepare students for college and the competitive workforce.
"The time has come for America to raise its expectations," Duncan said. "The leadership of the President and Congress, the proven strategies that are ready to go to scale and the money in the stimulus package can lift American education to an entirely new level and help provide the education every child deserves."


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Earth from Space: The Japanese archipelago
This Envisat image highlights Japan, which consists of a string of islands stretching for some 2400 km through the western Pacific Ocean.
Japan's four main islands, running from north to south, are Hokkaido (visible in the top right corner), Honshu (the visibly long island stretching in a northeast-southwest arc), Shikoku (visible just beneath the lower part of Honshu) and Kyushu (hidden by clouds). The archipelago includes some 3000 additional smaller islands.
Mountains cover two-thirds of the country's land surface; each of the main islands has a central mountainous chain.
The Sea of Japan, also referred to as the East Sea, (visible to the west of the archipelago) separates the country from the east coast of Asia. Russia is visible across from Hokkaido. The sea is an enclosed arm of the Pacific Ocean (visible to the east and south of Japan) that has a mean depth of 1752 metres and a maximum depth of 3742 metres.
Honshu's land mass comprises approximately four-fifths of Japan's total area. It is home to the capital city of Tokyo (located in the centre on the east side), Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa, and the country's largest mountain, Mount Fuji. A volcano that has been dormant since its last eruption in 1707, Mount Fuji is located near the southern coast of Honshu about 100 km west of Tokyo.
The movement of crustal plates around Japan, in particular the sinking of the Pacific Plate in the north and the Philippine Plate in the south, makes it prone to geological instability. Earthquakes (about 1,500 seismic occurrences per year) and volcanic eruptions take place frequently.
This image was acquired by Envisat's Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MERIS) instrument, working in Full Resolution mode to provide a spatial resolution of 300 metres.


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EDMONTON - On a day that a winter storm hit Edmonton, it's hard to envision what the redesigned holes at the Derrick Golf and Winter Club will look like when course designer Jeff Mingay is finished with the $12-million makeover of the south-side facility.
The project, being undertaken by Mingay, who worked with architect Rod Whitman on such courses as Blackhawk, Sagebrush Golf and Sporting Club (Merritt, B.C.) and Cabot Links (Cape Breton, N.S.), includes major upgrades to the course and extensive renovations to the facility. Mingay will work on the course project through 2013 before it's completed in the fall of 2014.
"There will be six new holes and 12 new corridors," said the Windsor, Ont.,-based Mingay, who got into the business after writing an article on Whitman, who designed Wolf Creek.
The holes will be rerouted or changed completely, allowing for more direct access from the green to the next tee-box. There will be new greens and, most importantly, the Derrick is getting a spiffy new drainage system, which has long been a problem when the rains hit.
The course, because of the confined area it's situated in at 35th Avenue and 119 Street, will not really be any longer on the scorecard — it's 6,606 yards from the tips — with the reconfiguration. But there will be some longer par 4s in the 450- to 460-yard range from the back tees, and a greater variety of distances on the par threes.
Two of the funkier holes will undergo a major makeover. The fifth hole, which forces players to hit their second shots over a large pond to a green with some giant netting behind it to stop balls from entering a homeowner's backyard, is now history.
"That hole's completely gone, it's a par 3 now," said Mingay.
And the short par 4 14th, with the split fairway and a green with water on the front and side, is changing as well.
Mingay wants to add plenty of sand, especially fairway bunkers.
"It's been like driving into a cemetery," said Mingay.
Due to ongoing construction, golfers will be restricted to playing nine holes in 2013.
The Derrick's 1,400 shareholders — the club has 5,000 members — will also get a new multi-purpose gymnasium, five new international badminton courts and a new-look clubhouse as part of the $12-million improvement. Work will start in the spring.
This is the first phase in a $27-million facelift of the Derrick, which features a curling rink, tennis, badminton and fitness facilities, and an aquatic centre.
"We believe the Derrick is the best family facility in the city," said president Darren Crocker.
Mingay worked with Whitman for about 10 years before starting his own design company in 2009. He has designed such courses as Wascana in Regina, the Victoria Golf Club and Kelowna Country Club.
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About POC
POC is a Swedish company with a strong mission to do the best we can to possibly save lives and to reduce the consequences of accidents for gravity sports athletes and cyclists.
POC was founded in 2005 and made its first entry, addressing the ski racing market, at the ISPO trade show where it also introduced its mission. POC's new ideas and solutions to improve ski racing safety, by reducing the force transmitted to the brain and body in case of a crash, gained a lot of attention.
The concepts, technologies, and materials used and implemented for the helmets and body armor were developed in close collaboration with POC Lab; POC's scientific forum that consists of some of the world's foremost sports medicine experts, brain scientists and specialists in spinal cord injuries.
At the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics, US alpine ski racer, Julia Mancuso won the gold medal in giant slalom and pictures of her wearing a POC helmet and goggles were published all over the world. Since then, POC has evolved and developed protection for different categories including freeskiing, snowboarding and mountain bike disciplines.
"POC is a Swedish company with a strong mission to do the best we can to possibly save lives and to reduce the consequences of accidents for gravity sports athletes and cyclists."
At the beginning of 2014, POC announced a three-year partnership to become the official helmet and eyewear supplier of Cannondale-Garmin Pro Cycling team. At the same time, POC established an exclusive partnership with Volvo Car Group to explore new ideas within safety and design.
In 2014, POC announced the launch of AVIP - its first specific road bike range. AVIP stands for Attention, Visibility, Interaction and Protection and is POC's most ambitious initiative to date, promoting safety for road cyclists. To achieve higher levels of performance, and balance the expertise gained from POC Lab in safety and medicine, POC established WATTS Lab. WATTS Lab brings together knowledge from specialists in aerodynamics and is a highly specialized department whose objective is to optimize POC products, allowing the cyclist to go faster, using less energy.
Following the AVIP concept, POC launched Raceday in 2015. Raceday is built on the experiences of the AVIP range and has been further developed to optimize and enhance performance when racing, to give competitive cyclists the most optimal equipment in their quest to win.
POC develops products with constant input and feedback from the team athletes that includes both X Games, Olympic and World Championship medalists. All together, the team athletes have won more than 50 medals in international contests.
The most important part and reason for success are proficient and committed employees. Among the POC staff there is a wide range of experience and perspectives, from industrial, fashion and graphic designers, CAD and polymer engineers to communicators, marketers and ambassadors - all with a huge passion for the activities they develop and market products for.
POC has developed a strong reputation for gravity sports protection and is today established in 25 countries. Throughout the years, POC has received more than 40 prestigious international safety, design, innovation and business awards.
The most common type of fall results in an angled, or oblique, impact with the ground or object which can lead to a rotation of the head. Research has shown that compared to a direct, or linear, fall the force required to cause serious head injury from an oblique impact is often much lower. To counter this common impact scenario, we created SPIN pads which are optimized to provide oblique impact protection based on the precise location inside the helmet. By using various pad technologies, which can shear in any direction, the aim is to minimize the effects of an oblique fall by allowing the helmet to move relative to the head.
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