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After Nikon's firmware was successfully decrypted, we now have the first unofficial "StarWars" firmware update for the Nikon D5100. The new beta firmware includes only changes of the camera's menu labels:
- Holocron - Playback menu
- Weapon System - Shooting menu
- Super Stardestroyer - Custom Setting menu
- Hyperdrive - Setup Menu
- Go to Dagobah Luke - Format Memory Card
- Death Star Codes - Firmware Version
- A Jedi? - Update? (new update screen)
- (help: StarWars v1.01)
- The Cantina - Retouch Menu
- My Menu - unchanged
- Dark side of force! - Subject is too dark
- Light side of force! - Subject is too light
Please note that this is not an official Nikon firmware release - try at your own risk. According to the author, the original D5100 v1.01 firmware can be restored at any time.
You can get the full details on flickr and reddit. There is also a new forum at nikonhacker.com that is looking for beta testers, assembly programmers, graphic designers and other volunteers for future firmware updates.

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Along with ceramics production, sedentism, and herding, agriculture is a major component of the Neolithic as it is defined in Europe. Therefore, the agricultural system of the first Neolithic societies and the dispersal of exogenous cultivated plants to Europe are the subject of many scientific studies. To work on these issues, archaeobotanists rely on residual plant remains—crop seeds, weeds, and wild plants—from archaeological structures like detritic pits, and, less often, storage contexts. To date, no plant with an economic value has been identified as domesticated in Western Europe except possibly opium poppy. The earliest seeds identified at archaeological sites dated to about 5500–5200 bc in the Mediterranean and Temperate Europe. The cultivated plants identified were cereals (wheat and barley), oleaginous plant (flax), and pulses (peas, lentils, and chickpeas). This crop package originated in the Fertile Crescent, where it was clearly established around 7500 bc (final Pre-Pottery Neolithic B), after a long, polycentric domestication process. From the middle of the 7th millennium bc, via the Balkan Peninsula, the pioneer Neolithic populations, with their specific economies, rapidly dispersed from east to west, following two main pathways. One was the maritime route over the northwestern basin of the Mediterranean (6200–5300 bc), and the other was the terrestrial and fluvial route in central and northwestern continental Europe (5500–4900 bc). On their trajectory, the agropastoral societies adapted the Neolithic founder crops from the Middle East to new environmental conditions encountered in Western Europe.
The Neolithic pioneers settled in an area that had experienced a long tradition of hunting and gathering. The Neolithization of Europe followed a colonization model. The Mesolithic groups, although exploiting plant resources such as hazelnut more or less intensively, did not significantly change the landscape. The impact of their settlements and their activities are hardly noticeable through palynology, for example. The control of the mode of reproduction of plants has certainly increased the prevalence of Homo sapiens, involving, among others, a demographic increase and the ability to settle down in areas that were not well adapted to year-round occupation up to that point. The characterization of past agricultural systems, such as crop plants, technical processes, and the impact of anthropogenic activities on the landscape, is essential for understanding the interrelation of human societies and the plant environment. This interrelation has undoubtedly changed deeply with the Neolithic Revolution.
Keywords: archaeology, Neolithic, Palaeoethnobotany, ancient cereals, opium poppy, early farming systems
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Fifty years into the future, the sun is failing, causing the Earth to freeze. A spacecraft, the Icarus II with a crew of eight men and women is launched as a last hope,[2] carrying a stellar bomb with the mass of Manhattan in order to re-ignite the sun. Seven years prior, a similar ship, the Icarus had been launched for the same mission, but contact was lost.[3] When the crew of eight move toward the sun and out of radio contact with Earth, they discover the distress beacon of the ship that had been missing for seven years. After an informed decision (precided over by Capa (Cillian Murphy), the physicist who controls the bomb), the crew decides that it is best to rendezvous with the stricken vessel to attempt repairs in order to give themselves another bomb, and another chance at succeeding in their mission, should their bomb not have the desired effect.
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Marshall Clement "Mark" Sanford Jr. (born May 28, 1960) is an American politician from South Carolina, who was the 115th Governor of South Carolina from 2003 to 2011. A member of the Republican Party, he served from 1995 to 2001 as Congressman in the United States House of Representatives for South Carolina's 1st congressional district, where he held conservative positions.
In 2002, he was elected the 115th Governor of South Carolina, defeating Democratic incumbent Jim Hodges, and was reelected in 2006. As governor, he had a contentious relationship with the South Carolina legislature: notably, he made public statements that he would reject stimulus funds for his state from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Following a subsequent battle in the South Carolina Supreme Court, he was forced to accept the funds.
On June 24, 2009, Sanford resigned as chairman of the Republican Governors Association, after he publicly revealed that he had an affair with María Belén Chapur, an Argentine woman. He was later censured over the affair because of misuse of state travel funds.


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Best Of 2011: Higher Ed for the Money
Add this new category to one of UCCS' many recent achievements. This local extension of the University of Colorado is growing by leaps and bounds, expanding its engineering building, a rec center and, as of last month, approving the building of two new dorms planned for fall 2013, with a price tag of $16 million. Founded in 1965, UCCS now boasts a student body of 9,300, a program list that includes 36 bachelor's, 19 master's and five doctoral programs. And at least one thankful alum: With the help of one of my UCCS professors, I landed an internship at the Indy, leading me to a full-time job on the editorial staff. — Edie Adelstein


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- The Lee-Yang zeroes method is applied to study elliptic flow (v_2) in Au+Au collisions at sqrt s =200 A GeV, with the UrQMD model. In this transport approach, the true event plane is known and both the nonflow effects and event-by-event v_2 fluctuations exist. Although the low resolutions prohibit the application of the method for most central and peripheral collisions, the integral and differential elliptic flow from the Lee-Yang zeroes method agrees with the exact v_2 values very well for semi-central collisions.


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FBI, Homeland Security say there's no evidence any more shootings are planned
WASHINGTON -- The FBI and Homeland Security Department have advised law-enforcement officials around the country they've uncovered no information to indicate that more shooting sprees were being plotted for movie theaters around the country.
According to an intelligence bulletin obtained Saturday by The Associated Press, investigators had not figured out the suspected shooter's motivations for killing 12 people and injuring dozens of others during a midnight showing of the new Batman movie in a suburban Denver theater.
Federal officials and local police in Aurora have said there was no indication the shooting was connected to terrorism.
Security at some movie theaters around the country has been increased after the deadly Colorado attack. And some events around the world for the premiere of the new Batman movie have been cancelled or scaled back.
Shortly after the shootings, police arrested James Holmes, a 24-year-old former neuroscience graduate student with no criminal record. The police say he shot scores of people and picked off moviegoers who were trying to flee the mayhem.
People who knew the alleged shooter described him as a shy and intelligent man who grew up in a well-to-do neighborhood in San Diego, Calif.
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Originally posted by MatthewPapa Works fine for me and i even forgot to switch to OGL. Make sure u have all of the updated SCP media VPs just in case.
Originally posted by Akalabeth Angel D'oh! SCP-needed!
Originally posted by DarthWang Will it work with version 3.6.5?
Originally posted by WMCoolmon D'you have a low end system or something?
Originally posted by ngtm1r Spoiler:Ransom...I'm kinda disappointed in you. You didn't playtest.Otherwise you would have noticed that in the last few missions the civilians can't be saved. Dueling GTVA warships gun them down regardless of your efforts. Not only is it silly, it looks really stupid to see an Orion blow away a civilian Hippocrates.Aside from that, there was also one case where you apparently forgot to change the Generation's name from a previous version...the rather apt Persistence. [/B]
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 58-year-old man was killed in a single-car crash on Interstate 295 early Sunday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Troopers said a Chevrolet Impala driven by Ricky King was going north on I-295 past Normandy Boulevard just before 1 a.m. For unknown reasons, the Impala veered off the road and hit the right guardrail, causing it to roll over.
The Impala ended up in a wooded area on its roof and caught fire.
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COVER Next for Norris: What happens to places where horrors happen?
On Monday, Virginia Tech officials announced that Norris Hall– site of 31 of the 33 deaths in the worst school shooting in American history– will never house another class. Still, the building is the site of offices and laboratories, mostly for the engineering science and mechanics department. But the future use and even existence of Norris Hall remains undetermined, and while no precedent exists for what transpired within its granite walls, many situations have required people to decide what to do with buildings where the unthinkable happened.
Before April 16, the most fatalities from a single shooting incident on an American college campus happened August 1, 1966 at the University of Texas at Austin. That's when a student barricaded himself in the observation deck of the 307-foot Main Building Tower and killed 13 people with a sniper rifle while wounding another 31.
The university re-opened the tower two years later, only to close it again in 1974 after it became the site of nine suicide jumps. It was only on November 11, 1998, that UT's Board of Regents decided to open the tower's doors again, ending a 25-year period when it was off limits to everyone except an occasional special guest. Starting in September 1999, visitors could take regular tours– until the events of September 11, 2001. Since that time, the tower has been open only for paid tours ($5 per person) on special occasions, and visitors must pass through a metal detector.
To this day, signs of the standoff with police and armed citizens remain. At least a dozen patched-up bulletholes are visible on the south side of the Tower alone.
While Texas decided to maintain what some say is a building with a tainted legacy, officials in Jefferson County, Colorado– where two students killed 13 people and wounded 24 more on April 20, 1999– decided to rebuild.
Instead of renovating the Columbine High School library where most of the fatalities occurred, the school decided to replace it with a glass atrium. Completed in August 2000, it allows sunlight and a view of the Rocky Mountains from the cafeteria where more of the shootings happened. A year later, construction finished on the new HOPE Columbine Memorial Library on the grassy area where the massacre's first casualties occurred. Inside the library is a memorial bearing the names of the 12 unarmed students and one teacher who died.
Most recently, a 32-year-old man killed five female students inside West Nickel Mines School, a one-room Amish schoolhouse in Bart Township, Pennsylvania on October 2, 2006. Members of the surrounding community boarded up the school immediately following the shootings, and a mere 10 days later hired a bulldozer to demolish it. The Nickel Mines community says the site will remain a quiet pasture.
But such atrocities haven't been limited to schools and colleges. On July 18, 1984, a 41-year-old man opened fire inside a McDonald's in San Diego's San Ysidro neighborhood, killing 21 and wounding 19. That September, McDonald's tore down the restaurant and in 1985 built a new one two blocks away. After debate over what to do with the site, the state of California erected the Southwestern College Education Center at San Ysidro there in 1988. In front of the school, the dead are memorialized in 21 granite pillars, each equal to the height of one of the victims.
The Luby's Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas was not so eager to abandon its site. Five months after October 16, 1991, when a 35-year-old man rammed his truck into the structure and opened fire on a lunchtime crowd– killing 23 and wounding at least 20 in what had been the deadliest shooting incident in American history until this month– the restaurant re-opened its doors to patrons. It wasn't until September 11, 2000 that the Killeen Luby's went out of business for good– part of the scheduled closure of 15 of the chain restaurants. Nearly 16 years after the mass murder, the building still stands, now the home of Yank Sing Chinese Restaurant.
Decisions about the fate of houses where horrific deaths occurred also vary. Less than a month before the UT Tower killings, a drifter raped and murdered eight student nurses in a townhouse used as a dormitory by South Chicago Community Hospital; the structure still stands. So does the Boulder, Colorado house where Jon Benet Ramsey was slain in 1996, and the Los Angeles condominium where Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered in 1994.
The Hollywood-area house where pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four others were slain in 1969 stood until 1994, and the San Diego mansion where 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult committed suicide in 1997 was also demolished.
Randall Bell is a California-based economist and real estate consultant specializing in such damaged real estate. He says the one constant is that these buildings were all assessed at only slightly below market value within a few years of the tragedies that made them infamous.
"In the typical 'guy gets murdered' scenario," Bell explains, "in terms of property values, it's forgotten within three to seven years, and the discount is only 10 to 20 percent. The Sharon Tate house even sold for full market value in 1989. So things get back to normal over time."
However, he says that in the case of Norris Hall, normal is not likely to be the case. "I would expect the stigma to remain for the rest of our lifetimes," says Bell.
Local social commentator and Virginia Tech alum Waldo Jaquith believes a name change will be necessary– at a minimum.
"I expect the name Norris will be tainted," says Jaquith, "but I don't know that it's worth tearing the building down, since those don't come cheap." Jaquith says he'd rather not see a memorial on the site, but he'd like to see one somewhere.
"It's not a well-trafficked building, and it would unintentionally do a disservice to the two people who died in West Ambler Johnston," he says. "I would hope they would put it some place where people could see it."
The University of Texas' Main Building Tower is open for tours on special occasions, despite the fact that 14 people were killed by a student shooting from its observation deck in 1966.
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Ted Bundy ran a horrific rampage through the Chi Omega house at Florida State back in January, 1978 - killing two and severely maiming two other female students. However, the historic house at 661 West Jefferson in Tallahassee was not demolished, but rather,the second floor was gutted after the massacre and reopened the following year in a new floor configuration.
Memorials to the two girls killed - Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy, hang on the wall of the house....
Demolishing a piece of property--especially, a well-built and expensive one such as a campus building--because a heinous crime took place in there gives the killer a little bit too much power and might even encourage others with a warped sense of "fifteen minutes of fame" to set out to "bring down the house." Repairing damage and leaving things otherwise intact sends out a message of "Our lives aren't going to be disrupted by heinous acts any more than necessary." A better memorial to those who were killed would be to make an honest effort to change those things that result in these random shootings such as not ignoring the situation when students come to school and get taunted and bullied day in and day out--something that has potential to lead to a student snapping and going on a rampage.


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3 Simple egg dishes
TIP To reduce the amount of fat in the frittata or bread pudding, substitute reduced fat (but not fat-free) cheese.
8 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
5 slices bacon
6 ounces white mushrooms, sliced
1 cup chopped onion
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
4 ounces shredded Swiss cheese
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Combine eggs, salt and pepper in a large bowl; whisk.
3. Heat a 10-inch nonstick and ovenproof skillet over medium heat. Add bacon and cook until crisp, turning once, 6 to 7 minutes. Transfer the bacon to a plate lined with paper towels; chop when cool.
4. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons fat from skillet and return to stove over medium heat. Add mushrooms, onion and thyme and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, 6 to 7 minutes. Stir in spinach and reserved bacon and cook 2 minutes.
5. Pour in egg mixture and stir gently to evenly distribute vegetable mixture. Stir in the cheese. Cook until eggs are partially set, about 5 minutes. Transfer skillet to oven and bake until eggs are cooked through and top is lightly browned, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from oven, let stand 5 minutes. Slide frittata onto cutting board or platter and cut into 6 wedges to serve. Can be eaten hot or room temperature. Makes 6 servings.
Nutrition for each serving 277 calories, 19 g protein, 6 g carbohydrates, 1 g fiber, 19 g fat, 8 g saturated fat, 563 mg sodium
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 cups chopped onion
4 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 teaspoon paprika
2 green bell peppers, cut into 1/2-inch dice
1 (14 1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes
1 (14 1/2-ounce) can crushed tomatoes
1 (14-ounce) can artichokes, drained and halved lengthwise
1 tablespoon fresh thyme
1/4 cup coarsely chopped Kalamata olives
1 tablespoon drained capers
6 large eggs
1/3 cup grated Parmesan
1. Heat oil in a large, nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, until onions are soft and translucent, 9to 11 minutes. Add the paprika, peppers, diced and crushed tomatoes, artichokes, thyme, olives and capers and simmer 5to 7 minutes until completely heated through.
2. Use large spoon to form 6 deep indentations in vegetables; pour an egg into each. Cover pan and cook 8 minutes, until the egg whites are just set and the yolks still runny. Sprinkle with cheese; cover the pan and cook until cheese is melted, 1 to 2 minutes longer. Scoop out with large spoon. Makes 6 servings.
Nutrition for each serving 236 calories, 13 g protein, 24 g carbohydrates, 6 g fiber, 11 g fat, 3 g saturated fat, 938 mg sodium
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
12 ounces kale, shredded (about 9 cups)
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
8 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon thyme
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups 1 percent milk
7 ounces Gruyère cheese, shredded
12 ounces French baguette, thinly sliced, divided
1 pound plum tomatoes, cut into 1/4-inch slices
1. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Coat a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with cooking spray.
2. Heat the olive oil in a large, nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and kale (working in batches as needed) and cook, tossing the kale, until it is wilted (and still bright green). Transfer to a bowl and toss with the nutmeg.
3. Lightly beat the eggs, add the thyme, salt and milk, and stir in the cheese.
4. Layer the bottom of the baking dish with about half the bread. Pour half the egg mixture over it. Place the remaining bread in the remaining egg mixture to soak.
5. Top the bread in baking dish with kale, distributing it evenly. Make an overlapping layer of tomato on top of the kale, covering entire surface. Place egg-soaked bread in a single layer to cover the tomato, and pour the remaining liquid and cheese over the top. Press down on casserole with a spatula to lightly compact it.
6. Bake 30 minutes, or until the top is golden brown and the inside is set. Makes 8 servings.
Nutrition for each serving 370 calories, 22 g protein, 34 g carbohydrates, 3 g fiber, 17 g fat, 7 g saturated fat, 628 mg sodium


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You know what's not easy? Taking care of 27 orphaned bear cubs. Sure, bear cubs are cute and furry, and helping to keep them alive probably fills one with a warming sense of accomplishment, but all that good stuff fades away when the bears won't stop fidgeting and just fucking go to sleep already.
Ben Kilham of New Hampshire usually spends his winter watching over a handful of orphaned bear cubs, who are able to hibernate peacefully in an enclosure near Kilham's home. This year, however, Kilham has found himself saddled with 27 cubs, many of which refuse to hibernate. This, as Kilham told WCVB in Boston, is a big problem:
They are waking each other up, playing in the trees within the 8-acre fence, burning up the calories and running up a huge bill on Kibbles 'n Bits.
While Kilham received donations from residents in places like Shelburne, Tamworth and Moultonborough where the cubs were orphaned, and did receive one $2,500 grant from the New Hampshire Wildlife Heritage Foundation, it's been spent already on steam-flaked corn and dog food.
He estimates this year it will cost $1,000 per cub to get them through to June.
Goddamn bears! Always runnin' around the woods and lookin' adorable and trying to play themselves to death. This is exactly why I am a dog person.
Anyway, here's a picture of a bear cub eating some Kibbles 'n Bits, because it's Friday:
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TJ Scolnick | June 13, 2011
By TJ Scolnick • Monday, June 13, 2011 - 12:43
Each year, in advance of United Nations (U.N.) climate discussions, governments around the world submit an inventory of their carbon emissions. This year, Canada is taking a unique approach to lower its reported emissions in preparing the annual carbon inventory – it has purposefully excluded information in order to give the false impression that when it comes to climate-altering tar sands pollution, "everything is fine."
In reality, Canada's carbon emissions have tripled since 1990, and Canada is making only minor progress to lower its carbon production 17% by 2020, according to Environment Canada's own figures.
Last week, however, it was revealed that in the 567-page report detailing the country's emissions, the Canadian government decided not to include 2009 data. Why? Perhaps because it documents a 20% increase in pollution from Alberta's tar sands industry. The elusive data was only gradually released through emails in response to an investigation by Postmedia News.
Canada's effort to hide tar sands pollution is frightening, greenwashing aside, for several reasons:
• Tar sands makes up about 6.5% of the country's total emissions, and is arguably the most important contributor to the country's overall emissions (up 11% in 2009);
• Canada is the world's sixth largest oil producer and tar sands production is expected to increase to 3.5 billion barrels of oil per day by 2015, to 4.2 billion barrels by 2020 and rising to 4.7 billion barrels by 2025 – an increase of 68% by 2025;
• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that carbon emissions from tar sands oil is approximately 82% higher than average oil.
The government's most recent data reveals that the rules in place to control tar sands pollution are not effective, since the industry has failed to lower emissions intensity per barrel of oil, as required. Mark Johnson, spokesman for Environment Canada said the newly released 2009 figures showed that there is "very little change in the total emissions intensity in oilsands." In fact, industry claims that emissions per barrel had improved 39% since 1990, have been revised to around 29%.
Previously, the tar sands industry responded to challenges on its environmental practices by cultivating an image that the tar sands represent "ethical oil" as compared to importing oil from countries like Saudi Arabia, Venezuela or Nigeria. Oil producers even commissioned Cambridge Energy Research Associates to prepare a report [pdf] suggesting that emissions from tar sands oil is merely 5-15% higher than traditional oil.
Now the dirty oil industry is not even trying to defend spiraling emissions growth. According to Travis Davies, spokesman for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, the industry believes it can still clean its operations through "incremental improvements" over the next five years.
Unfortunately, incremental steps will do little to help Canada achieve progress towards its lagging pollution-reduction goals, which are not aggressive enough to match the scientific evidence of anticipated climate change impacts.
In January, the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy called [pdf] on Canada to stop waiting for the U.S. to take action on climate change. More recently, the Conference Board of Canada predicts continued failure on climate action in a highly critical report describing the lack of coordinated efforts between the Canadian federal and provincial governments.
At this month's ongoing U.N. climate discussions in Bonn, Germany, Canada is being challenged by officials from Australia, China, Lebanon, the United Kingdom and the Philippines who are questioning government fossil fuel subsidies, tar sands emissions disclosure, the lack of low-carbon investments and the basis for the country's weak emissions reduction target.
Peter Betts, the lead European Union negotiator and a director at the United Kingdom's Department of Energy and Climate Change, says he was "struck that the colleague from Canada didn't refer to the tarsands issue, or at least only once in passing…"
Canadian negotiators seem unfazed by the criticism, content to remain laggards on climate action. They not only admit but boast that the Harper-led government will not meet the emissions reduction commitments Canada agreed to under the 1997 Kyoto Protocol. Judith Gelbman, a member of Canada's delegation, sums up Canada's politically-motivated position:
"Now that we've finished our election we can say now that Canada will not be taking a target under a second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol."
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Yawn..... The OIL Sands emits
The OIL Sands emits 6.5 percent of Canadas miniscule 2 percent of Global emmissions of a harmless trace gas.
Wow…. that is sssooooooo important.
anonymous replied on Permalink
That just about sums it up.
That just about sums it up. They don't really want folks to know just how small Canada's contribution is, so they show lots of low angle images of industrial steam and smoke stacks destroying the whole world. Lol!
Lionel A replied on Permalink
Do not feed these anonymous trolls
who are too cowardly to provide their real names.
anonymous replied on Permalink
Interesting Lionel. Now tell
Interesting Lionel.
Now tell me… What difference would my name make to the content of my comments?
I dont care who you are… why would anyone care who I am?
Or is this just another way you deniers try to imply a credibility problem.
Like… Paid by engergy company,
Drove a car once.
Heats house with oil.
Watched Fox news once.
all silly and irrelevent.
Antocalypse replied on Permalink
As someone else who is uncomfortable using my real identity online, I do side with anonymous on this particular issue. As far as I'm concerned, Lionel's name is a nom de guerre as well, and it doesn't affect the content of what he's saying.
What is relevant is the tar sands, and anonymous' response to it is typical of someone who is too lazy, both physically and intellectually, to deal with reality.
By evaluating every carbon emission in terms of its global importance, anonymous effectively lets everyone off the hook, because nothing then is worthy enough to address. Rwandan genocide? In terms of global human population, it was a blip. Hardly important. Depleted uranium in Iraq? Maybe dangerous in Iraq, but when taken as a global aggregate, it barely registers.
It's a really, really weak argument, even if I know your real name.
anonymous replied on Permalink
There is an underlying point
There is an underlying point about the Oil sands that is not present in any of your other examples.
Mining the OIL sands does not cause any harm.
all your other examples caused serious harm.
Big differnece.
Phil M replied on Permalink
"Mining the OIL sands does
"Mining the OIL sands does not cause any harm."
No, but burning the stuff does.
Phil M replied on Permalink
"Now tell me... What
"Now tell me… What difference would my name make to the content of my comments?"
Makes it easier to prove you are lying. It makes it hard when so many identify themselves as anonymous then say it wasn't them that said such & such.
Lionel uses his name, I use mine, so you can track our comments all over the blogosphere if you wish & see what has been said. I understand the need for anonymity, no one is forcing you to use your real name. Use a pseudonym, but use something so we can track your lies & your constantly changing position. Stand by your comments & leave them there for history to look back & see where you stood on this issue.
So you can raise your hand & sheepishly say "yes, I was conned by corporations".
Lionel A replied on Permalink
A logic light anymouse wrote:
'Interesting Lionel.
Now tell me… What difference would my name make to the content of my comments?'
Using a name helps in tracking who wrote what. But then to seasoned obfuscators there is little sense in being rational on this point either.
It is sensible to simply ignore anymouses which I shall do in future so no more free cheese from me. And that is the point I was making. To subtle for you anymouses that I guess.
RickJames replied on Permalink
worth a thousand words
Nice picture choice. The darkened buildings, smoke stacks spewing soot and even the clouds look an ominous color. Thats probably a more effective CO2 scare pic than a greenhouse full of flowers. They dont generally pump soot into greenhouses though, do they?
anonymous replied on Permalink
Rick: Have you seen this
Have you seen this yet?
New paper shows global warming since 1950 was due to the Sun
Clearly no surprise to anyone paying attention.
Phil M replied on Permalink
"New paper shows global
"New paper shows global warming since 1950 was due to the Sun "
Lol, nice graph & cherry picking. Starting in 1998? Come off it.
Also the key words there are "submitted". Monckton "submitted" papers also.
anonymous replied on Permalink
LOL... Is OK Phil I would not
LOL… Is OK Phil
I would not expect a denier to admit that somthing other than plant food was involved.
That would require heresy against doctrine on your part.
anonymous replied on Permalink
BTW; Want to be really
BTW; Want to be really dissillusioned?
Carefull though…. This presentation is not easy to sluff off.
You may want to just give it a pass.
TJ Scolnick replied on Permalink
What about democracy?
I would actually like to hear from climate change deniers what they think of the impact of a government purposefully misleading the public?
anonymous replied on Permalink
Misleading the public how?
Misleading the public how?
anonymous replied on Permalink
The deniers and the general
The deniers and the general public would likely say "yea? What else is new?"


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A special military tribunal will decide Eren's fate. The Military Police calls for his execution while the Scout Regiment argues that he is a powerful resource for humankind, and Mikasa is put on the spot when asked about the events of the Trost mission.
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S01:E01 - To You, in 2000 Years -- the Fall of Shiganshina, Part 1
After 100 years of peace, humanity is suddenly reminded of the terror of being at the Titans' mercy.
S01:E02 - That Day -- the Fall of Shiganshina, Part 2
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Armin tries to cope with the loss of his friends and allies after Titans massacre his squad. Elsewhere in the city, Mikasa manages to take out several of the monsters, which brings back tragic memories of her past and the first time she met Eren.
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After the retreat bell sounds, many cadets find themselves without enough fuel to scale the wall back to safety. Mikasa begins to lose hope once she hears of the deaths in Armin's squad, but the appearance of a new type of Titan stokes her will to fight.
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Armin comes up with a risky plan that pits Titan against Titan as the abandoned Cadets attempt to take back their headquarters. Getting into the building might be possible, but getting out alive and refueled will mean facing more of the giants.
S01:E09 - Whereabouts of His Left Arm -- the Struggle for Trost, Part 5
A miraculous return is met with anger and fear. Cannons are fixed on Eren as he struggles to remember what happened to him inside the belly of a monster and how he ended up humankind's enemy. One question is all that matters: is Eren human or Titan?
S01:E10 - Response -- the Struggle for Trost, Part 6
Cadets respond to Eren's terrifying transformation with doubt and fear as he struggles to understand it himself. If Armin can't talk the commander into using Eren's newfound powers for the good of humankind, all hope of stopping the Titans might be lost.
S01:E11 - Idol -- the Struggle for Trost, Part 7
Plans are created to use Eren's Titan powers to seal the hole in the wall in an attempt reclaim Trost. But with the government's bloodstained history and vocal dissenters in the military ranks, the biggest threat to humankind may not be the Titans.
S01:E12 - Wound -- Attack on Trost, Part 8
The plan to reclaim Trost falls apart when Eren's newfound powers turn him into a mindless giant. As Titans continue to swarm the city, it's up to Armin and Mikasa to make sure the cadets massacred during the mission haven't died in vain.
S01:E13 - Primal Desire -- the Struggle for Trost, Part 9
Jean takes desperate measures to replace his broken maneuvering device. Meanwhile, Eren is able to plug the hole in the wall thanks to the help of his fellow cadets, but the cost of humanity's first victory against the Titans will be gigantic.
S01:E14 - Can't Look Into His Eyes Yet -- Eve of the Counterattack, Part 1
A special military tribunal will decide Eren's fate. The Military Police calls for his execution while the Scout Regiment argues that he is a powerful resource for humankind, and Mikasa is put on the spot when asked about the events of the Trost mission.
S01:E15 - Special Operations Squad -- Eve of the Counterattack, Part 2
The Scout Regiment moves Eren to an old abandoned castle where he will continue his training. Hanzi visits and reveals that she's been putting two captured Titans through a series of tests and trials—experiments that she wants Eren's help with.
S01:E16 - What Needs to Be Done Now -- Eve of the Counterattack, Part 3
Everyone is a suspect in the investigation to find out who killed the two test-subject Titans. Meanwhile, the Cadets pick which corps they'll be joining, but after the harrowing events in the Trost attack, many are uncertain which branch to choose.
S01:E17 - Female Titan -- the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 1
As the Scout Regiment begins its push toward Shiganshina, they encounter an intelligent Female Titan unlike any they've seen before. When Armin hypothesizes that it's really a human that's been turned into a Titan, he, Jean, and Reiner attempt to stop it.
S01:E18 - Forest of Giant Trees -- the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 2
As the Female Titan continues to tear its way through the Scout Regiment, Levi makes a bold decision to split the ranks and send Eren and the supply wagons through a huge forest. Is his strategy genius, or does is spell certain death for the scouts?
S01:E19 - Bite -- the 57th Expedition, Part 3
A memory of Eren testing out his Titan powers sheds new light on how his abilities work. As the Female Titan continues to slaughter members of the Scout Regiment, Eren is faced with a difficult decisions: does he trust his teammates or act out on his own?
S01:E20 - Erwin Smith -- the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 4
The Female Titan has been captured, and it's Erwin's goal to find out who the human is lurking inside it. Meanwhile, the Scouts realize that the reason Levi told no one about their true mission outside the wall is because there is a spy among their ranks.
S01:E21 - Crushing Blow -- the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 5
A traitor has infiltrated the Scout Regiment, destroying their ranks from within. When cornered, she once again takes the form of the Female Titan—but this time, Eren's not going to let her get away without one insanely brutal fight.
S01:E22 - The Defeated -- the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 6
After watching Eren get swallowed by the Female Titan, Mikasa and Levi follow the brutal monster in the hopes that he's still alive inside her. As the Scout Regiment tries to recover from the devastating losses of the operation, emotions run high.
S01:E23 - Smile -- Assault on Stohess, Part 1
After the failed scouting expedition, Eren and his superiors are summoned to the capital. Annie witnesses just how deep corruption runs in the Military Police, and agrees to join Armin in a plot to defy the government—but nothing is really as it seems.
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According to Westboro Church, God hates liberal art undergraduates; the hate-worshipping group is planning to picket Vassar "for following the satanic Zeitgeist by professing the soul-damning lie that it is 'OK to be gay.'"
According to a press release, WBC will "kindly warn everyone affiliated with Vassar College that the Lord that destroyed those ancient cities on the plain yet reigns. Repent or Perish! [sic]" Given that a Vassar grad friend of mine once constructed an art exhibition out of nail clippings she saved up for months, I'm very excited to see how the students of this "filthy institution" creatively respond to being called "champions of whoredom." (Also, congrats!)
Alternate theory: since Vassar is not actually in the Ivy League, this story was planted.


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The Watcher Awakes
"The head of Argus (as with stars the skies) / Was compass'd round, and wore an hundred eyes."
So writes Ovid about Argus Panoptes, the many-eyed god and sleepless watcher who sees everything. Too bad Microsoft and the New York Police Department aren't of a literary (or ironic) bent. They missed out on a cool handle for their slightly terrifying new spy computer, which is saddled with a rather mundane name: the Domain Awareness System (DAS).
The exact capabilities of DAS are still a little sketchy right now. I requested details from Microsoft, but they were still assembling them at press time. What little we know comes from a press conference in which Mayor Michael Bloomberg crowed, "We're not your mom-and-pop police department anymore. We are in the next century. We are leading the pack."
It was probably too much to expect that man — who thinks your salt, soda, fat and breast milk intake is of intense concern to his city — could resist ushering New York into the bold new world of 21st-century surveillance states.
And they'll even be able to make a boatload of money at the same time. The NYPD developed the program in cooperation with Microsoft, so New York gets its system for free. If Microsoft is able to sell the system to other police departments, New York scoops up 30% of each sale. Nice work, if you can get it.
But what exactly does DAS do? Right now, it sorts through the feeds from the city's 3,000 closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras and compares them to databases on criminals and potential terrorists. Most of these cameras are in Lower and Midtown Manhattan (the areas south of Canal and between 30th and 60th Streets, from river to river), but the NYPD is already expanding the coverage into the boroughs.
The system also scans license plates, allowing it to "track where a car associated with a murder suspect is currently located and where it's been over the past several days, weeks or months," according to New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly.
The NYPD offered the following features of the new system:
- Investigators will have immediate access to information through live video feeds and instantly see suspect arrest records, 911 calls associated with the suspect, related crimes occurring in the area and more.
- Investigators can map criminal history to geospatially and chronologically reveal crime patterns; police commanders can query databases to map, review and correlate crime information with the deployment of resources
- If a suspicious package is left at a location, the NYPD can immediately tap into video feeds and quickly look back in time and see who left it there.
- If radiation detectors in the field set off alarms and alert the Lower Manhattan Security Initiative command center, the new system will help quickly identify whether the radioactive material is naturally occurring, a weapon or a harmless isotope used in medical treatments.
Let's unpack that a bit and see just what it means from a technology perspective and from a privacy perspective.
What DAS does is centralize and streamline the surveillance cameras already in use and any that go online in the future. The system simplifies the process of accessing and sorting through a massive data stream. Raw information on individual incidents and crime trends can be analyzed more efficiently and quickly, allowing the department to put police where they're needed. Dispatchers can access a more complete picture of an area, and investigators can call up vital surveillance information related to a criminal act. Cars can be tracked citywide by a network of license-plate scanners.
Used properly and judiciously, these abilities may indeed be a benign tool to aid law enforcement. After all, there's no assumption of privacy when someone is in a public space. If you can be seen by a dozen bystanders on a street corner, how does it become an invasion of privacy to be seen by a few more via CCTV?
How does DAS change things? The answer is complex, and the problem arises from emerging technologies outpacing our legal understanding of their applications. There are two key areas that are of grave concern: data usage and data retention.
Let's take automatic license-plate readers (ALPRs) as a starting point. They were intended for use in tracking stolen vehicles and suspects of specific crimes, but they soon were being used to find uninsured drivers and other minor scofflaws. As their role expands, the ability of DAS to both sort and store vast amounts of ALPR data begins to a feel a bit ominous. The state doesn't need to place a tracker on a vehicle, which might require some level of judicial oversight. They can track any vehicle anywhere and create a complete record of a person's every movement, stretching back years, all without that person ever being accused or suspected of wrongdoing.
The same concerns apply to surveillance cameras. Since we don't yet know what's under the hood of DAS, we can't be sure just what it's doing, but the early specs make it sound like it may include facial-recognition software. (How else is it comparing CCTV footage against criminal databases?)
Now let's match that power up with another emerging technology. Facebook is piloting a new system (acquired last month in the purchase of Israel's Face.com) that allows users to volunteer for a facial-recognition retail program. Whenever the Facebook user enters a store, a camera in the stores maps his face, identifies him and creates some kind of as-yet-ill-defined custom shopping experience for him. Facebook has been using Face.com's software for about a year and a half, training it by using all those photos people voluntarily post to the site.
Are you getting a little creeped out yet?
Now, let's put that same power in the hands of the state and imagine it being used for something more than just texting you a coupon for McDonald's. Imagine a web of cameras that cannot only record crimes and criminals, but record, track and store the movements of law-abiding citizens.
What happens to the Fourth Amendment at that point? What happens to the presumption of privacy? Of innocence?
And what happens when political dissenters become targets?
What happens when, for example, pro-lifers are designated as potential terrorists, as Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano did in 2009? What then?
There have already been troubling instances of the NYPD subjecting innocent people to unwarranted surveillance. Muslims with no criminal histories were not only investigated in New York, but the NYPD crossed beyond its jurisdiction, into New Jersey, to conduct the surveillance.
There are supposed to be all sorts of limits on the use of the DAS, and perhaps we can rely on them. But even those limits have their exceptions. Video may only be held for 30 days — or for more if the NYPD deems it necessary. Various metadata such as license-plate scans are held for five years. The as-yet-undefined "environmental data" (possibly the radiation scanners) can be held forever. The system is intended to ferret out terrorist threats, but the city concedes that the data will be used for routine law enforcement as well.
Technology changes things. It may seem like a logical step from the security guard monitoring a fuzzy camera to the NYPD monitoring every street corner in the city, but it's a step too far — and it will not be the last.
The automation and the data retention made possible by systems like DAS create a new kind of power: the ability to identify, track and log the movements of citizens who should be living their lives under a presumption of innocence and privacy. DAS is one more step down the road towards a complete surveillance state, where every person is tagged and tracked by a cold camera eye — and every citizen is a suspect.
Thomas L. McDonald writes about religion and technology at GodandtheMachine.com.
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The more we see of Ridley Scott's Exodus: Gods and Kings, the more excited we get. But maaaaybe not for the same reasons we're excited for other things. This movie looks ridiculous in all the best ways, and the posters are not helping.
Thankfully the character posters appear to be slightly better. Then again, it's still an Australian playing Rameses and an Englishman playing Moses.


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Quarantine lifted after 15 treated at Beloit HazMat scene
Employees report burning eyes after handling envelope
A six-hour quarantine in the City of Beloit has been lifted after employees at a medical clinic opened an envelope containing an unknown powder.
Emergency crews were dispatched to the Beloit Area Community Health Center, 72 Eclipse Boulevard, around 10:20 a.m.
Authorities said a clinic patient hand-delivered an envelope which employees assumed was a bill. When opened, it was found to contain some sort of powder came out that irritated their eyes and skin.
WISN 12 News reporter Abe Lubetkin said three people initially had symptoms, and 15 people were decontaminated and taken to an area hospital.
He said around 60 others were being held inside the facility as a precaution while the powder was tested, but that quarantine was lifted around 4:15 p.m.
Lubetkin reported that he FBI is investigating the case, and the Wisconsin National Guard reported to the scene to test the substance with their mobile lab.
At 6 p.m., police Capt. Vince Sciame said initial testing indicated there was no chemical or biological threat from the powder.
Sciame also said police are speaking to the man who left the envelope at the clinic. He said initial reports suggest there was no malicious intent and that the man was not aware of the issue that took place after he left the clinic.
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In the framework of a globalised world enhanced by the advent of new technologies and their common and simplified use in everyday life, many think of a future world as characterized by a homogeneity in its structure, organization and functioning. Nevertheless, others imagined a world dramatically heterogeneous with tremendous spatial and social differences. Depending on different perspectives, both scenarios seem to be developing simultaneously.
In the current situation, however, changes happen so fast that they seem out of control, making it difficult to plan for the future. The entire world has undergone and continues to experience radical and massive demographic changes that transport shifting populations away from their traditional cultural environments and heritage, and bring them into close proximity with the heritage of alien cultures whose meaning is not clearly understood or appreciated. The resulting economic, social and political pressures are exerted not only on urban heritage, but also on the rural areas as well as on the entire human habitat. This phenomenon often results in forming a new identity for the rural landscape resulting in an abandonment and devaluation of heritage. Furthermore, in terms of the current global economic and social crisis, the overdeveloped city increasingly sits in opposition to the partially abandoned countryside.
This crisis is visible on economic, social, and political levels, and has already shown its first impacts/results, such as problems of productive restructuring, social crisis and environmental degradation of the urban space. The crisis is sometimes manifested as the abandoned and ruined landscape of the rural periphery of certain areas, or as the gentrification of urban centers. These phenomena affect both developed and developing countries, north and south, and east and west. Even cities and urban areas that are eminently livable experience the same problems and are in danger of losing their historical identity, along with the natural and cultural features that formed their international, as well as their local, values. In spite of these negative trends, the ICOMOS community remains convinced that heritage can play a leading role in development.
Considering these challenges, the ICOMOS Advisory Committee Symposium 2013, "Reducing Risks to Cultural Heritage from the Uncontrolled Development in a Globalized World", aims to assess these risks and formulate policies, strategies and measures for reducing risks from the uncontrolled development process. During the one-day symposium, position papers and case studies will be presented on the following themes:
1 The Importance of Identifying, Understanding and Characterizing the Historical and Cultural Urban and Rural Landscapes
2 Measures and Strategies for Mitigating Risks to Heritage from Population Growth, Urbanization and Immigration.
2 Measures and Strategies for Mitigating Risks to Heritage from Population Growth, Urbanization and Immigration.
3 Protecting Cultural Heritage in Times of Tourism and Commercialization


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Movie Reviews
'Fast 6': Silly, Speedy And Certain To Cash In
Fast & Furious 6
- Director: Justin Lin
- Genre: 'Splodey
- Running Time: 130 minutes
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action and mayhem throughout, some sexuality and language
With: Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Gina Carano, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang, Ludacris
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From 'Fast & Furious 6' - 'Don't Touch That'
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'I Need Your Team'
From 'Fast & Furious 6' - 'Just Like Old Times'
'Just Like Old Times'
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'Take Your Crew And Walk Away'
For gearhead purists, the Fast and the Furious franchise is an ongoing heresy, the sins adding up with each new sequel. The appeal of the genre has always been its simplicity: Greasers racing for pink slips, their muscle cars grinding and screeching and speeding into the horizon.
The Fast and the Furious has moved the genre into the digital era, replacing the force of metal against metal with the unreal bobbing and weaving of an arcade game. And now at five sequels and counting, it's become freighted with the mythology of a George R.R. Martin series, with characters and incidents cobbled together like so many spare parts under a giant chassis.
The 2011 entry, Fast Five, intelligently accommodated the bloat by bringing the gang together for an Ocean's Eleven-style heist in Rio. The streamlined plot had the effect of channeling the series' excesses into a handful of giddily over-the-top action set pieces. The CGI ballet of flying sports cars and twisted wreckage may insult the physics of gear head classics — to say nothing of the laws of Isaac Newton — but no one could say director Justin Lin doesn't go full throttle.
Now, with the series' lovable rogues dispersed to various tropical locales, each living high off their share of $100 million in ill-gotten money, Fast & Furious 6 has to find a new reason to bring them all together — and it's not nearly so graceful with the heavy lifting.
Porting over a plot from some generic spy thriller, Furious 6 opens with Dwayne Johnson's DDS agent from Fast Five coaxing Dominic (Vin Diesel), Brian (Paul Walker) and the rest of their crew (Tyrese Gibson, Chris Bridges, Sung Kang and Gal Gadot, among others) out of early retirement to stop a powerful mercenary with terrorist designs.
Former British Special Forces operative Owen Shaw (Luke Evans), now an underground operator with deep connections, seeks a computer chip that could lead to mass destruction in the wrong hands. The authorities, naturally, are too weak and/or corrupt to bring him to justice.
Dominic and Brian have no interest in risking their necks for Johnny Law, but when it's revealed that Dominic's deceased former girlfriend Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) is actually alive and running with Shaw's gang, they're eager to rescue her and bring her back into the family. (Fans will recall that Letty died in Fast & Furious, the fourth of the series, and the groundwork for her return was laid at the end of the last entry; death has about as much finality in Fast as it does in a daytime soap.)
Fast 6 pits Shaw's crew against Dominic's in a high-tech battle royale, but it has a devil of a time explaining why everyone should hop into their cars. The obligatory underground racing sequence here — in a London that looks no different from the scenes in Miami or Rio — is such an afterthought that the big race has no finish line and no winner. Lin peppers the film with action beats, including a good piece of hand-to-hand combat in a subway station, but the fact is that the surveillance work necessary to track down Shaw is more practically accomplished on foot.
That leaves Fast & Furious 6 to invest the lion's share of its resources in a highway duel that's as cheerfully ridiculous as any sequence in the series. (One word: tank!) For a 15-minute stretch, Lin and his effects team cut loose with high-speed jousting, massive explosions and countless feats of derring-do no actual human could survive.
It's glorious while it lasts, but then the film goes back to figuring out how to keep its oversized vessel from taking on water. And that's more hard work than it's worth.


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