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God's Promises for the American Patriot - eBookRichard Lee, Jack CountrymanThomas Nelson / 2011 / ePub$2.994.5 Stars Out Of 5 19 ReviewsAvailability: In StockStock No: WW16706EB
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Lyn SIvey, GeorgiaAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Very EnlighteningJune 3, 2013Lyn SIvey, GeorgiaAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I enjoy the scriptures that follow each 'Patriot'. The patriots in this book are not the ones you might think of, there are those from our Founders but also folks from all walks of life and continue into today.
You can't help but enjoy the read. My copy sits on my coffee table along with Founding Faith, Faith and Freedom and my Bible. That way I can grab either and read a few pages in the evenings when I'm trying to relax from my day
WeidknechtTexasAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Beautiful Gift and Encouraging WordsAugust 8, 2011WeidknechtTexasAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Amidst this time of turmoil and corruption throughout the world, this beautiful gift book provides comfort and reassurance that God is always there for those who seek Him. Filled with Bible verses and historical documents and quotes, the authors draw correlations that offer devotional type readings to those who believe in Jesus Christ. America was built by our founding fathers who believed in our Creator, as evidenced by the things they spoke and wrote. This book draws the reader into a nostalgic place, while promoting the same ideals and values for today. The book is wonderfully written, on high quality paper, and bound as a hardback book with a padded cover. I would be proud to give this as a gift to anyone who loves God and loves America.
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CherylAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Handy and InspirationalJuly 25, 2011CherylAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4God's Promises for the American Patriot is a small, handy, purse-size book that can be taken with you anywhere you go. It's especially good for those times you need a little "pick me up" or just feel like hearing a word of encouragement.
I especially like the history that's mixed with the scripture. The right hand side of each page has a little tid-bit about a historical person in America. Whether it be George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, boy scout leaders, or (my personal favorite) Ronald Reagan, you'll be inspired by the words of our American Heroes. The left hand side has Bible verses that tie in nicely what was previously said about a specific person.
I highly recommend this book and I will be forwarding my copy to one of our deployed soldiers serving overseas.
Childoftheking84Age: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Great little bookJuly 12, 2011Childoftheking84Age: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I got the chance to review this book recently. It is such a nice little hardcover book. It would make a great gift to give anybody and plus give to people who have served our country as well. It is filled with all kinds of stories from our forefathers of America who was hero's to our Country past and present and who have helped shape our nation to what it is today. It tells a short little history on their story and also has some Bible verses to go with each story. It shows how at one point our country was founded by and made by Christian people. This is great little book for some history in a Christian related light.
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leftelaineDublin, TXAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A book for every patriotJuly 7, 2011leftelaineDublin, TXAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5God's Promises for the American Patriot is a very nice gift book for anyone who is interested in the link between the Bible and the heroes and events that helped form our nation. In the pages of this beautiful book you will find many nuggets of history as well as the thoughts and views of many of our famous statesmen, presidents, and historical figures from our nation's past. The book is visually appealing and is presented in the format of a two page spread for each subject. On one page is a story, thought or description of an event or person from history and on the other page are corresponding scriptures that go with it. Inside this volume is proof positive that our nation was founded on Godly principles. With the padded flag printed cover, and the convenient compact size, this book would make a nice gift and could be used for a devotional. It will definitely encourage the true patriot in pride for his country.
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Torah Tonight
Date: Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Time: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Meeting Room 3, Second Floor, Administration Bldg.
Join Rabbi Jaime Aklepi and members of the Temple Beth Am community in an interactive discussion as we read through the Torah portion of the week. No prior knowledge required.
We will meet every Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm, and all are welcome!
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Who is this boy? He is growing up!!
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
On A Boat
Water seems to be the theme of our blog....we LOVE to be on the water. A few weeks ago, Thatcher & Ledger came to visit. We enjoyed an evening riding in the boat.
Chandler & Thatcher like to go fast!
We had the best boat driver ever--and it wasn't Uncle Mitch!
Such a handsome boy!!
Monday, July 23, 2012
Summertime Fun
We love to swim!!
Cheney has worked hard on his dive.....he has pretty good form.
This is Chan's favorite jump....always the cheerleader!!
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Swimsuit Model
A week or so ago, I scheduled Chandler a swimsuit photo shoot. A local photographer was offering mini-sessions at the river & it was really fun to take part in it. I knew Chandler would have a blast!!
She looks so grown up in this picture.
This picture is her Daddy's favorite!! I love it too.
So fun!!
This picture is Chan's favorite.....she looks so serious!!
Just too cute!!
This last two pictures show her crazy, fun loving personality!!
Monday, July 2, 2012
2012 Weir Cousin Reunion
Our Pop comes from a big family. Several years ago, Mommy's cousins realized that we were only seeing each other at funerals. We decided to do something about it & plans were begun to have the Weir Cousin Reunion. We decided that we would meet somewhere for the weekend & our parents (Weir children) were not invited. After the 1st weekend, we knew we would continue to meet! It was so much fun!!
The best part of the whole weekend.....the kids have so much fun hanging out with each other. Ethan (Dan's son), Cheney, and Caden (Pam's grandson) had a great time playing video games.
The girls enjoyed hanging out & talking. Debbie (Richard's daughter), Pam (Nay Dell's daughter), Ashley (Tommy's daughter), Mommy, & Melody (Dan's wife)--every time we are together we can all talk & laugh like great friends.
Seth (Pam's son) showed off his wake boarding skills.
Amy (Renee's daughter) and Megan (Alan's daughter) enjoyed a ride in Dan's boat.
There are only a few Weir great granddaughters!! Chan had to stick together with Megan and Amy!!
Amy pushed her brother TJ out on the jet ski. It was so fun to see the bigger great grand kids helping the younger great grand kids all weekend long.
There goes Ethan & Cheney off on the tube!! It was fun!!
Weir great grand kids and two great grand kids.....there is a big age span because of the age span in the Weir children.
Weir grand kids.....Ashley, Debbie, Alan, Pam, Dan, Renee, Lisa, & Jennifer. We were missing a few & hope they will join us next year.
Just being silly!!
Grand kids with their spouses......I am so thankful that everyone sees the importance of getting together to share. I love hearing stories about our family!!
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Cheney has started playing on an AAU basketball team. He LOVES basketball as much as he loves soccer. His team has played in 2 tournaments so far. They have a lot of work to do but are having fun!
Team Huddle
Cheney sure is growing into a handsome young man.....I am so proud of him!!
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Project Introduction: Part 1
Songbirds of Troy is a new project and my attempt to solve a problem with online learning. Since the very beginning of the Internet user groups and forum technology has been successfully used to bring people together in discussion on countless topics. But when it is applied to distance learning of difficult subject matter, such as Ancient Greek or Latin, a problem often emerges. The problem is how to efficiently create a successful and rewarding experiences for both the Learner and the Expert. This post will explore this problem and be followed by a later post that introduces Songbirds in detail.
The Challenge – How To Identify Individuals Serious About Learning?
Over my fifteen years of developing Internet learning and education content, one problem has nagged me. The problem is how to efficiently form strong and successful bonds between an individual seeking assistance and tutoring and the subject matter expert who is willing to share his or her time and skills. In Textkit's language forum, I am grateful to have witnessed beginners who are outside of a traditional classroom setting and who know almost nothing of either Ancient Greek or Latin, go from very beginner status to being extremely proficient readers at a graduate school level. While their accomplishments were certainly due to their own hard work and determination, they were also helped along through the generosity of others who guided them with their feedback, suggestions – and encouragement. Our human nature to teach each other is simply wonderful and the Internet has been revolutionary in its ability to make these connections possible.
I have also witnessed beginning learners fail in their goals to learn a new language. It happens. Failing is apart of life and I don't want to sound hard on quitters, we all put things down. But a consequence of failing is that a commitment failure consumes the time of the mentors and experts. Time that is limited, time that has value and time that could have been better spent on someone else.
False-start failure has had a consequence in Internet forum culture. Beginners ask questions and subject matter experts are often hesitant to answer the questions from an unknown person who is not known and vetted in that community – as they rightly should, since none of us want to have our time wasted. For example, it is common to observe a beginner ask a question which is thoughtfully answered and then only to see that the original poster of the question doesn't even return to say thank-you. This leaves experts feeling burned.
Why do experts participate? There are I'm sure many reasons, but one important reason is that many people simply want to share what the know and they want to feel good about sharing. When there is frustration such as the example above, forum rules and Moderators can work to help reduce these kinds of frustrations but if there is too much noise from false starts and if it is too inefficient for experts to find learners who are serious about learning – experts drop out because their experiences are unrewarding.
The Challenge: How To Reward and Create Fulfilling Experiences For Experts?
We see some solutions towards this problem. One attempt is the Question & Answer style community where subject matter experts earn points for successfully answering questions. This solution is attractive because it rewards the experts by creating a valuable and measurable level of status. On example is StackOverflow.com where experts with high reputation scores are often rewarded in their real lives with easier to find jobs due to their high reputation scores.
We tried and failed at a system like this at Textkit called Textkit Answers. One reason I believe Textkit Answers didn't take off is because of the complexity of learning Greek and Latin and the true needs of learners. Unlike technical problems which can often have very definitive answers, language questions are really much different. Learners arrive at Textkit with more than a simple question in mind- they are looking for community and individuals to guide and mentor them. They are looking for Mr. Miyagi.
The Karate-Kid Lesson
When I say Karate Kid – I don't mean Will Smith's kid. I'm talking about the original 1984 film – old school baby!
What was all that wax-on, wax-off stuff about? Sure, Mr. Miyagi was strength training Daniel, but do you also recall that at the end of a long hard day of sanding a deck, waxing a car, or painting a fence Mr. Miyagi told Daniel to come back tomorrow – and Daniel did. He kept coming back because he wanted to learn and Mr. Miyagi was testing his commitment. He was making sure Daniel was serious about learning karate.
But once the student demonstrated his will to learn, once Daniel made it clear that nothing was going to stop him from learning karate, Mr. Miyagi fully engaged in his role as teacher. Magic happened. Mr. Miyagi didn't just teach Daniel karate – he fully invested himself in Daniel's future. Wow! Their bond was so successful that Mr. Miyagi even gave Daniel a car and the two went on to make many a happy sequel together.
Who ever thought a quite mythical theme of a boy first proving his worth to master would ever come from a Hollywood karate movie? Epic stuff really. Click Here for the Cobra Kai gift shop.
I want The Wax-On/Wax Off Level Of Commitment
I mentioned earlier that Textkit is in a transition period. Since our very beginning our tag line has always been, 'Greek and Latin Learning Tools'. What we mean to say is that we are a facilitator of learning. Our goal is to build content, tools and community that bring learners together. Learners do not learn anything directly from Textkit -we are not the teachers. Instead, we make the connections for community members to learn from each other.
We have been successful in the past with developing an online library and by creating our Greek and Latin Forum – but there is need for change. Maybe I'm just a foolishly dreaming – but I'm going for the wax on/wax off kind of change.
Next Time – Songbirds of Troy
Well, I know after all this reading this was a bit of a cliff-hanger, but that's the point. For next time, I will introduce my concept which I call Songbirds of Troy. I can let the cat out of the bag just a bit to say that it's a geo-gaming/educational technology that's all wrapped into a story – a story that takes place inside the walls of Troy. Songbirds will work for young children to adults and at its very core – it's a technology that builds relationships.


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By Bill Sheets, The Herald
People who oppose a plan that would bring more trains carrying coal through Snohomish County might have one more firearm in their arsenal by next year.
The Puget Sound Regional Council, a regional transportation planning group, has decided to spend up to $100,000 to study the economic effect — particularly with regard to traffic — of more trains running through the central Puget Sound region.
The planning group, headed by a board of 32 elected officials from Snohomish, King, Pierce and Kitsap counties, studies trends and sets priorities for spending of federal transportation dollars in those areas.
The $650 million Gateway Pacific terminal would be built at Cherry Point north of downtown Bellingham. It would generate 4,400 temporary, construction related jobs and 1,200 long-term positions, according to SSA Marine of Seattle, the company proposing the plan.
Those jobs, however, would likely be concentrated in Whatcom County, meaning that if the study focuses on the economic effect of more traffic backups at rail crossings in the affected counties without the benefit of more nearby employment, it's not likely to paint a pretty picture of the plan.
Everett Mayor Ray Stephanson, a member of the regional council board, said the study would give local officials some hard numbers to bring to the table. A draft environmental study on the plan is expected to begin sometime in 2014. That study is expected to include economic issues.
"An economic analysis on Whatcom County is one thing," Stephanson said. "This will do an economic analysis for the Puget Sound region, per se."
Rick Olson, a spokesman for the regional council, acknowledged that the study applies to a proposal outside the regional council's jurisdiction.
Still, "there are hundreds of at-grade rail crossings in our region," he said. "We have communities up and down our four county region who are interested in this study."
The regional council board members' vote March 28 to approve money for the study was unanimous, Olson said.
This includes the four Snohomish County board members who were present: Stephanson, Snohomish County Councilman Dave Somers, Mukilteo Mayor Joe Marine and Mukilteo City Councilwoman Emily Vanderwielen.
Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon is also on the board but was not present at the meeting, Olson said. In February, Reardon announced his intention to resign as county executive at the end of May. He has yet to submit a resignation letter, however.
The Gateway Pacific terminal would serve as a place to send coal, grain, potash and scrap wood for biofuels to Asia. Trains would bring coal from Montana and Wyoming across Washington state to Seattle and north to Bellingham.
The terminal is expected to generate up to 18 more train trips through Snohomish County per day — nine full and nine empty.
Proponents, including U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, point to job creation. Opponents say the plan could mean long traffic delays at railroad crossings and pollution from coal dust.
Craig Cole, a spokesman for SSA Marine, offered a brief comment on the regional council study.
"Rail is one of the underpinnings of our economy," along with ports, airports and roads, he said.
Several conservation groups on Tuesday announced plans to sue Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway and several top U.S. coal producers, claiming they spill coal into Washington state waterways in violation of federal law.
Railroad spokeswoman Courtney Wallace, in a written statement, said the lawsuit was without merit.
"BNSF is committed to preventing coal dust from escaping while in transit," she said.
The approval process for the terminal is expected to take at least a couple of more years. Three different agencies are involved in reviewing the terminal plan: the state Department of Ecology, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Whatcom County.
About 14,000 people registered comments on the proposal at hearings and in writing from September through January. More comments will be taken after the draft environmental study is done and before the final study begins.
Meanwhile, the Puget Sound Regional Council expects to finish its study by next February.
"Our study will help jurisdictions up and down the corridor and individuals in the region communicate on that draft," Olson said.
The regional council plans to advertise in May for a consultant to do the economic study.
Herald writer Noah Haglund and the Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Kelly Clarkson Releases Country Version of 'Mr. Know It All'
For years Kelly Clarkson's dalliance in country music has been little more than a playful tease. She shows up from time to time, suggesting that she'd consider crossing over at some point but then disappears. The emergence of a countrified version of her recent hit 'Mr. Know it All' could indicate she's finally ready to make the next move.
According to MjsBigBlog.com, this remix was first revealed at by an unnamed country radio station deejay, who called it her "new" song. It's a bit slower than the original version, with mandolin and fiddle replacing the drum machine and bright, pop-production.
Historically, the country audience has been slow to accept pop artists looking to dabble in country music (see Jessica Simpson) but perhaps Clarkson's slow entry into country waters will prove to be a more successful strategy. Her remake of 'Because of You' with Reba McEntire was a smash, and 'Don't You Wanna Stay' with Jason Aldean is arguably the biggest country ballad of the last five years.
Recently Clarkson has been showing up at Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert events. The original 'American Idol' winner is even planning a guest-mentor appearance on an episode of 'The Voice' next season.
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I realized last weekend that my house looks like a tornado lives here…. Are you ready for a picture that will show you the PB&J household beyond the beautiful picture reveals and beauty snap shots?
Here I am, revealing our home to you… in real life time.
I wish I could say it was that messy because I was in the middle of working on a big project (which I was) but to be honest, every weekend I'm working on a big project. So here we are. Our house is a mess. And this is only one shot. I could show you my two laundry baskets overflowing with laundry. I could show you what's beyond the island is the massacre of Jackson's toys that are always scattered over our entire floor. The landing of our stairs, which typically has 6 different piles of "stuff".
On a side note to help myself feel more okay, I will say the project I have done to be organized – those areas always look beautiful hehe.
So what's keeping me from being totally organized every where in our home? Well a big one is $! While I can be creative and come up with a variety of ways to be organized… a lot of the time it comes down to $ to buy the things you need to be organized. Anyone else agree?
Does your home look like this too? Are you in a budget crisis that keeps you from staying sane and clean? PERFECT!
The wonderful people of ForRent.com are having another awesome giveaway and it's to solve this exact problem. They're looking for the Nation's messiest apartment! It's the perfect time to win up this awesome prize of $3,000 and do some SERIOUS spring cleaning if you think you have the messiest home! Ohhhh I can imagine all the wonderful things I'd be able to do with that money to help clean up our home and stay organized.
Alright so how to enter – it's simple. Just run around your home real quick and snap some pictures of that mess you live in (now let's clarify quickly that there is a difference between messy and dirty…let's take pictures of the mess). Then head to ForRent's facebook page and under the giveaway tab submit your picture to be entered in the Nation's messiest apartment search (you do have to "like" their page first… but let's be honest you probably should have already, they're pretty great). Oh and side note, you should follow them on Pinterest too… they have some hilarious pins, plus lots of home décor ideas.


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Philly food truck explosion injures 12
A Mexican food truck exploded Tuesday evening in Northeast Philadelphia, critically burning two women and injuring about 10 other people, according to news reports.
Investigators said a propane tank blew up inside the truck about 5:30 p.m. in the city's Feltonville neighborhood.
A 40-year-old woman suffered third-degree burns over almost all of her body, and a 25-year-old woman suffered second- and third-degree burns to nearly 100% of her body, KYW-TV reported.
The station also said that a 33-year-old man suffered first-degree burns, and that nine other people were taken to city hospitals with minor injuries.The Philadelphia Inquirer said 10 people were injured, while WCAU-TV reported eight injuries.
The La Parrillada Chapina truck was parked near an auto body shop on 3rd Street and Wyoming Avenue, WCAU-TV said.


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READ about Piers Morgan's long career in journalism here.
Coming up this evening at 9, "Piers Morgan Live" will have continuing coverage of Monday's Boston Marathon bombings.
In the aftermath of an incident that has resulted in multiple deaths, and more than 100 injuries, Piers Morgan will anchor the show from his New York studio, welcoming eye witnesses to the explosions, as well as a series on CNN reporters who will be on the ground in Boston with the latest updates.
Amongst those expected to join the program this evening is David Abel, a "Boston Globe" reporter who shared this message on Twitter earlier this afternoon:
Fine. Reporting. I was 10 feet from explosion. Shaken up. But not a scratch. Worst thing I ever saw.
— David Abel (@davabel) April 15, 2013
In addition to Abel, Boston.com Sports producer Steve Silva is scheduled to speak live with the host having captured what is widely being viewed as the most-compelling video seen thus far (warning: strong language):
My raw video shot from finish line just as first explosion goes off fb.me/25YnUhe8T
— Steve Silva (@stevesilva) April 15, 2013
Tune in this evening at 9 as "Piers Morgan Live" continues coverage of deadly event that officials are linking to terrorism.
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That's terrible 😧😷😰 I hope most of them turn out okay!!!
Who said the suspect was Black? How could you report such a thing if the authorities have not reported or identified a suspect in any way? And then you just let it go without any supporting information? This is a tragedy regardless of the race of the offender.
All the news networks are reporting the same thing, a dark complexion or black man with foreign accent trying to gain access to a restricted area 5 minutes before the attack; and upon being denied breaking eye contact and covering his face with his hood. I'm curious too of the credibility of this and where it came from, along with the report of a Penske rental van or truck that tried to access the area.
"Surprised?? Well they're always feuding a few streets away, but why here?" says America . "I mean we expect it in other countries, but us being such a peaceful country we just cant understand it."
You dont understand it Griff, everybodies idea of fixing a situation in our country syas, " DO NOTHING" thats what we always do, NOTHING to fight crime, and Stupidity!
"Post 9/11 world??? 9/11 happened in the USA and not anywhere else. There were bombings in Europe but the connection isn't seen as relevant. "
PIERS PLEASE ASK if the 2 Boston bombs were detonated by cellphone, if we know exactly what time to the second the bombs were triggered, can we track through the nearest cell tower(s) which calls were legitimate voice conversations, and which was one call followed by another
it seems to me that if the bombs were 12 seconds apart, they were probably detonated by cellphones, it probably took the bomber 12 seconds to hang up from the first call, and then dial the 2nd call
What do you think?
Can Fran Townsend discuss the type of bombing a little more serious? It is extremely disrespectful to the families who lost loved ones and are injured to say this was a "small bomb". Does it matter how big or small it was? Are we that fortunate that there were ONLY 3 fatalities? Ms. Townsend, there shouldn't be any fatalities; there are no good/bad or small/large bombs. This is a tragedy and we need to repsect all those involved.
"Sympaty is always welcome with troubles, whatever they are. But!!! It's becoming a little overdone, without any answers. It's time to get annoyed, very annoyed. The USA today is becoming Germany in 1936, and getting worse. There is a Dictator at work who sees nothing else but his own agenda in sight. I leave it to the USA to deal with itself, but don't ignore your distant past, and .look much deeper other than post 1965-68."
Piers...look at the position of the moon and the evening star in the sky last night. I thought that it represented the Islamic symbol similar to that of 911. I thought it looked ominous but didn't give it another thought after that.
Just to be clear, I consider all murders and terrorist attacks to be unconscionable. However I Just heard Piers Morgan call the Boston attack the worst terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11. Sorry for any insensitivity, particularly to the loved ones of today's victims, but shouldn't the Newtown massacre and other mass shootings be considered the worst terrorist attacks since 9/11? Americans generally only seem to think of foreigners with bombs as terrorists when in reality terrorists come in many different forms and have a number of different motives.
I too have a huge amount of sympathy for all who have been affected by this senseless act. But I also can't forget that acts like this are happening daily in other parts of the world and seem to be brushed off as if their childrens deaths don't matter.
I'd say a good majority of us don't all think that way Kevin. We haven't forgotten about Kazinski, McVeigh, Koresh, or Ayers and Dohrn.
i was looking at pictures of the Boston Marathon and found this one of a person on top of a building just behind the explosion. look in the top left conner. here the link.
I saw some video coverage earlier today with people moving around above, and wondered about it. But news reports have been showing and reporting these as SWAT team snipers, which is pretty standard fare. Let's hope that's all they are.
Well Bloggers who argue nightly on this web ( who all hate piers, but yet tune in everynite to cry about something other tha a true issue!) The Countries in great shape EH! Do Nothing is what everybody preaches, dont touch nothing because it isnt broke. Well our Country and our way of life is Slipping fast. If 9 / 11 never happened, this would be it, besides all the daily school / Campus shootings in the news. D.A 's and Wardens assassinated. White supremacy dipwits putting the scare in a whole state ( Pathetic). And Finally complainers in our country ( those who'll probably never buy a gun, but cry their 2nd amendment is being violated) Cant register their gun for all our protection! Thats a problem for some people . If your DUMB enough to think the government is coming for your guns, well " Your touched by an angel Twit ). We got problems , and were going to pull it together and fix these problems, without ignorance, You can just go to your local county fair and buy some cotten candy, Man!
And if this Boston marathon turns out to be Home grow American Terrorists, Out of such states who said they'd get us, Well Theirs going to be a Lynch Mob coming for them, I can promise you alot of Americans wont put up with THAT!!!!
Yes, all muslims not just students should be banned or vetted to a high degree over a longer period of time before they are allowed to enter. Then they should be watched. Too many muslims especially from extremists countries are allowed into western countries.
How is a radical muslim any different from any other muslim? Is there really a peaceful muslim?
Boston is lining the route this year with flowers, Great idea.


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Note from Chuck Booth: I am attempting to bring the history for each of the 30 MLB Franchises into a 5 part series that will focus on 1. The teams history. 2. The hitters 3. The pitchers. 4. The Teams Payroll going into 2013 and 5.The Ball Park that they play in. (The stadium articles will all be done next summer when I go to all of the parks in under a month again.) Be sure to check my author page with a list of all of my archived articles section here.
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The Toronto Blue Jays have had some incredible pitchers in their 35 years in the MLB. From Dave Stieb being one of the top 2 pitchers in the 1980's, to the dominant closers like Tom Henke and Duane Ward be part of their playoff runs, to Pat Hentgen and Juan Guzman firing out of their career like a sprinter making a mad dash for the finish line, to David Wells, Jimmy Key and Roger Clemens tasting success, awards and leading the league in many categories. Finally, you had the premier pitcher in the American League with Roy Halladay in the 2002-2009 time frame. Yes there may be some competition from C.C. Sabathia for that last claim, however no one will argue that Halladay is not one of the best pitchers of this ERA. His being the Career Leader in winning percentage attests to that with 199 Wins versus 100 Losses (.666). So let us take a journey through the franchise and recognize all of the best hurlers that have towed the hill for the Toronto club. (Scroll Down Past the Links or Click the READ MORE OF THIS ENTRY ICON.)
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Franchise History Part 1 1977-1993: https://mlbreports.com/2012/11/09/jays1/
Franchise History Part 2 1994-2012: https://mlbreports.com/2012/11/28/jay/
The Toronto Blue Jays Franchise Hitters: Part 3 Of A 7 Part Article Series: https://mlbreports.com/2012/11/16/torhitter/
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Casting a blanket of shade, the Pandanus stands shrouded with a scratchiness of scrub and brings relief from the searing sand underfoot. Salt drifts on the sea breeze rattling shards of foliage overhead and Casuarina swamp oaks drone and purr. Wave the nasty March flies away before they bite, and run from the midge clouds.
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A new option on Google Maps lets you turn the world into a playable game of Pac-Man.
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Welcome, Player 1! You can now play the classic arcade game PAC-MAN in Google Maps with streets as your maze. Avoid Blinky, Pinky, Inky, (and Clyde!) as you swerve the streets of some famous places around the world. But eat the pac-dots fast, because this game will only be around for a little while.
You can plan anywhere with enough streets by clicking the icon in the bottom left corner of the screen, but Google also offers some clues to the best locations where a special Pac-Man marker has already been place.
- Don't drop the ball on the eve of your victory!
- Triumph is délicieux.
- Does a Galaxian bonus await at the top of those 272 steps?
- Chomp your way to independence down seven lanes of July.
- PAC-MAN and Ms. PAC-MAN can't agree on which side is prettier: the American or the Canadian. Which side do you fall on, eh?
- After a chat with the Sphinx, PAC-MAN sounds more like "Dokki Dokki".
- Pause game play to admire Chagall's stained glass windows and have a bit of chocolate.
- Can you score 10^(10^100) points?
- Whether they're flashing blue or sporting their natural colors, Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde are always kakkoii. Even Vogue agrees they're living in the trendiest of neighborhoods.
- Previous PAC-MAN lives don't get to rest in a white marble mausoleum.
- Head to the valley of the sun and earn your grade in the art of the game.
- How well can you navigate the radiating streets of the distrito federal?
- Victory is like gothic glockenspiel musik to our ears.
- Pay special attention to Blinky – he might blend in with the dreaming red kangaroos!
- You'll find the Beach PAC-MAN World Cup here before long.
You can expect the entire Internet to be flooded with April Fool's Day pranks like this on Wednesday.
It says the game will only be available for a limited time, but hopefully they decide to keep the Pac-Man hack as a permanent option.
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Community Health Systems Inc. plans to spend $3.9 billion to acquire Health Management Associates Inc. in a deal that would create a giant U.S. hospital chain just as the health care overhaul starts funneling millions of newly insured people into the health care system.
But Community Health wants to buy its fellow hospital operator at a discount, with shareholders assuming some of the risk that the company faces from federal investigations. Investors panned that idea, at least initially, by sending shares of Health Management plunging Tuesday after the deal was announced.
Community Health, based in Franklin, Tenn., plans to pay a combination of cash and stock valued at $13.78 for each HMA share. It also will make an additional contingent value right payment of up to $1 per share depending on how the investigations play out.
Naples, Fla.-based Health Management, also known as HMA, said Tuesday it has received a fresh round of subpoenas from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General, regarding physician relationships and some emergency room operations.
Community Health said its deal totals $3.9 billion, or $7.6 billion counting assumed debt. The board members of both companies have approved the deal, but regulators and HMA stockholders still have to clear it.
HMA shares sank almost 12 percent, or $1.78, to $13.14 in afternoon trading Tuesday. The stock had climbed more than 60 percent this year as of Monday, when it closed at $14.92. That's above the per-share price Community offered on Tuesday.
Separately, HMA also said Tuesday it expects to report second-quarter earnings of between 10 cents and 11 cents per share on revenue of about $1.46 billion. That's well below Wall Street expectations.
Analysts forecast, on average, earnings of 20 cents per share on $1.73 billion in total revenue, according to FactSet.
"It's a really poor performance, and if ever there was a reason for change in control, this was it," said Sheryl Skolnick, an analyst who follows the company for CRT Capital Group.
HMA said its revenue from established hospitals is expected to fall due in part to a shift in the payer mix, a reduction in surgeries and rising bad debt, which is basically uncollectible revenue.
Hospitals have been struggling with declining admissions, as patients continue to cut back on their use of the health care system, a trend that started a few years ago during the Great Recession. Federal funding cuts and growing populations of uninsured patients also have pressured profitability.
Community also said Tuesday its second-quarter earnings plunged 64 percent as revenue slipped.
"Unfortunately the economic realities of our individual markets continue to hamper our growth, especially in smaller markets," Chairman and CEO Wayne T. Smith told analysts during a conference call.
The federal health care overhaul is expected to help ease the pressure hospitals are facing by reducing the number of uninsured patients they treat. Starting next year, the overhaul will provide income-based tax credits to help people buy coverage, and the state-and-federally funded Medicaid program will expand its coverage in several states.
Community said its planned acquisition of HMA will create a company that's well positioned to benefit from the overhaul.
The deal would create a chain with about 206 hospitals in 29 states with a heavy presence in the South. That would make it the largest hospital operator based on locations, although competitor HCA Holdings Inc. would still bring in more revenue.
Skolnick said she sees a push for growth from Community and pressure on HMA as the key factors behind the proposed deal, not the overhaul's growth opportunity.
HMA's largest shareholder, Glenview Capital Management, said last month that it wants to replace the hospital operator's current board with its own nominees to increase value for the company's investors.
"This is a deal motivated by the hardships at HMA," Skolnick said, adding that the subpoenas represent significant risks that are not going away.
The companies expect the deal to close in the first quarter of 2014, if it gets antitrust clearance and 70 percent of HMA shares are voted in favor of it.
Community Health shares fell 68 cents, or 1.4 percent, to $46.55 Tuesday afternoon, while broader trading indexes rose slightly.


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While some compositional antecedents in Titian's work resemble the figures of the Madonna and Child, this scene was most likely painted by an artist active in Titian's studio in the sixteenth century. The picture was in the collection of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg as early as 1773, when it was documented in an inventory. The red number inscribed on the lower right corner of the canvas originally read "2880," a number given to it in a subsequent Hermitage inventory made in 1797 and another made in 1859. By this time, the curatorial staff of the Hermitage questioned the attribution to Titian, and it was changed to "Venetian School of the XVI century"; Hermitage archival documents are annotated with the words "copy of Titian, can be Padovanino." In 1861, Tsar Alexander II presented the painting, along with others, to Moscow's Rumianzoff (Rumyantsev) Museum, which was closed in 1927. The old master paintings from this collection then formed the nucleus of the Pushkin Museum, where the Virgin and Child with St. John remained until 1929, when it was sent to Berlin to be sold.
The Hermitage descriptions mention only a "Virgin and Infant Jesus with the youthful St. John holding a scroll." It therefore may be that the heavenly host of angels seen surrounding the Virgin and Child had already been damaged by the middle of the eighteenth century and overpainted with a dark background. Certainly by the time the painting was sold in 1929, the illustration in the auction catalogue showed the painting devoid of putti. By 1939, when William Suhr conserved the picture for Duveen's, the painting was cleaned, and the faces of the putti, although heavily abraded especially on the left, were restored to the composition. It was only later in 1988 that another restorer attempted to reconstruct the constellation of angels on the left.
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A classic sports car designed with a modern flair, the 2013 Nissan 370Z features a sporting performance to match its athletic appearance. Offered in two body styles and an upgraded Touring trim level, the 370Z comes loaded with great standard features no matter which choice is made. Its commanding road performance and thrilling ride rival any of its competitors, putting this sports car miles ahead of the competition in many respects.
The sporty Z receives a mild face-lift in 2013 that includes a revised front end with standard LED daytime running lights and redesigned 18-inch wheels. New 19-inch wheels, Euro-tuned sport shocks, and red-painted calipers are added to the available sport package. The two-door is still powered by a 3.7L V-6 that makes 332 hp in the standard 370Z, or 350 hp in the higher-spec Nismo model.
A sleek vehicle with a sporty design, the 2013 Nissan 370Z comes in a choice between a hatchback coupe and a soft-top convertible. This year sees a few changes to its exterior styling, including a cleaner look to the restyled front lip spoiler and the addition of daytime LED running lights. Other minor cosmetic changes have been made to the front end and rear styling. The muscular front end includes elegant contours which add to its athletic appearance, and its sweeping rear end portrays a retro look to the vehicle. Standard equipment includes 18-inch aluminum wheels, though 19-inch rims are available as an option. The Sport Package includes these larger wheels and adds red brake calipers as well. Automatic bi-xenon headlights, heated mirrors, and keyless entry are also included as standard items. The Nismo 370Z receives unique front and rear fascias, as well as a larger rear wing. These differences also improve the aerodynamics and overall performance of the car. The Nissan 370Z is available in a choice of several body colors, including Midnight Blue, Solid Red, and Black Cherry.
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Media outlets report on strength of Bush economy, ignore earlier reports that deficit numbers were inflated
Few media reports on new, lower federal budget deficit projections by the Bush administration pointed out that critics have accused the administration of inflating its original deficit predictions to be able to later tout the actual, less dire, figures.
Reports on the July 11 editions of the CBS Evening News and ABC's World News Tonight uncritically touted Bush administration claims that its new federal deficit projections at $296 billion represented "encouraging news about [the] federal budget." Other media outlets included some criticism of Bush's handling of the economy, but few noted that critics have accused the administration of inflating its original deficit predictions to be able to later tout the actual, less dire, figures. The Washington Post, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and The Wall Street Journal all failed to mention this reported pattern in stories about the announcement in which Bush touted the economic numbers. By contrast, on the July 11 edition of NBC Nightly News, anchor Brian Williams reported that "many economists and administration critics say the White House has deliberately inflated its own deficit projections in the past few years to score political points when the actual numbers came in lower."
In an "official 'midsession review,' " President Bush announced on July 11 that the budget deficit was projected to be $296 billion, down from $318 billion in 2005, and a significant decrease from the January 2006 projection of $423 billion. Bush claimed that the lower projection was due to increased revenue resulting from his tax cuts. "So the tax cuts we passed have helped this company [the Wisconsin shoe factory where Bush was speaking]. It made a lot of sense. They've also helped our country. This economy of ours is growing."
A July 12 Post article by staff writer Paul Blustein stated the report was "a figure that prompted the White House to claim vindication for its tax cuts, and Democrats to issue new denunciations of the nation's fiscal problems." But the Post never mentioned its own January 13 article that identified this alleged pattern on the part of the administration to inflate its January budget deficit estimate. As Media Matters for America noted, Post staff writer Jonathan Weisman reported that the White House routinely issues inflated deficit projections then boasts when the actual numbers are below their estimates:
This is the third straight year in which the White House has summoned reporters well ahead of the official budget release to project a higher-than-anticipated deficit. In the past two years, when final deficit figures have come in at record or near-record levels, White House officials have boasted that they had made progress, since the final numbers were below estimates.
"This administration has a history of overestimating the deficit early in the year, lowering expectations, then taking credit when it comes in below forecast," said Stanley E. Collender, a federal budget expert at Financial Dynamics Business Communications. "It's not just a history. It's almost an obsession."
Indeed, the dire new forecast came the same day that Treasury Department officials were touting a very different picture: The federal government posted the first budget surplus for December in three years, buoyed by a rush of corporate tax payments that more than offset record spending. On Jan. 6, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office reported that the deficit for the first three months of the fiscal year was about $119 billion, almost exactly where it stood for the first quarter of fiscal 2005.
A July 12 New York Times analysis by Sheryl Gay Stolberg said Bush has been "blessed with a growing economy" even though "some economists say that the picture is not all that rosy." And a July 12 Times report by Edmund L. Andrews noted that "budget analysts warned that the long-term fiscal outlook remained almost as bleak as before." But neither Stolberg nor Andrews mentioned the pattern noted by NBC and previously identified by the Post.
The Los Angeles Times also failed to note the claims that the administration has a history of inflated projections. In a July 12 article by Joel Havemann, the Los Angeles Times reported that "[m]ost Democrats were unimpressed. Rep. John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee, said that when Bush came into office in January 2001, the official White House budget projection showed a $305-billion surplus. So the new projected deficit of $296 billion represents a swing of $600 billion, Spratt said." Havemann had even written about the Bush administration's reported pattern in an article published the morning of Bush's announcement, but his July 12 article did not mention it:
But the apparent good news will not strike some economists as surprising: This will be the third year in a row that the administration put forth relatively gloomy deficit forecasts early on, only to announce months later that things had turned out better than expected. To some skeptics, it's beginning to look like an economic version of the old "expectations" game.
The Journal reported (subscription required) on July 12 that "[t]he revised deficit figure is much rosier than the White House and the Congressional Budget Office projected in February," but it didn't report on similar disparities between projections and revisions in previous years:
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By contrast, July 12 reports by USA Today, the Associated Press and McClatchy Newspapers joined NBC Nightly News in reporting the administration's pattern:
- USA Today quoted Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid (NV) as saying that "Bush 'has played the old expectations game' by using gloomy deficit forecasts three years in a row. South Carolina Rep. John Spratt, top Democrat on the House Budget Committee, said the administration 'is claiming credit for bringing the deficit down, without acknowledging that its policies have driven the deficit up.' "
- From the AP: "The Bush White House has gained a reputation for overstating deficit figures early in the year in order to report better news later. Indeed, if recent patterns hold, this year's deficit should improve even more by the time final figures are announced in October."
- An article by McClatchy stated that the Democrats "pooh-poohed" the excitement about the numbers and reported that "Democratic members of Congress said that the February projection had been deliberately inflated to make the revised figures look good. 'They overstated the deficit on the front end to claim success later in the year,' Sen. Kent Conrad of North Dakota, the senior Democrat on the Senate Budget Committee, told reporters at the Capitol."
From the July 11 edition of the CBS Evening News:
BOB SCHIEFFER (anchor): It's a rule of Washington: When the news is good, the highest-ranking official announces it. So today the president himself announced that the federal deficit this year will total $296 billion, that is 30 percent lower than he predicted back in February. He gave the credit to his tax cuts, saying they stimulated the economy and boosted the amount of money coming into the treasury.
From the July 11 edition of ABC's World News Tonight:
KATE SNOW (ABC White House correspondent): There's encouraging news about federal budget tonight. The Bush Administration said that this year's deficit will be $296 billion, much smaller than the $423 billion shortfall it forecast six months ago. President Bush said the improvement is the result of strong economic growth, which led to an unexpected surge in tax payments by corporations and wealthy Americans.
From the July 11 edition of NBC's Nightly News:
WILLIAMS: Also on the economy now, President Bush today presided over an event designed to trumpet the administration's so-called midsession budget review. This is a duty that normally falls to a lower-level budget official and not the president, but the administration wanted to highlight new numbers showing that the budget deficit is going down. Last year's deficit was $318 billion. And last year, the White House predicted this year's deficit would be $423 billion. Now, according to today's projections, this year's deficit will come in, in fact, they say at $296 billion, mostly because of increased tax revenue from corporations and wealthy Americans. Now, many economists and administration critics say the White House has deliberately inflated its own deficit projections in the past few years to score political points when the actual numbers came in lower.


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On Tour
This month I'm traveling through southeastern Europe from Venice to Athens, where I'm looking at art and blogging. Part two of the travelogue is about Zagreb, Croatia. Part one is here.
Zagreb's center has more street names than streets; the names change every few blocks so meters can be allotted to every worthy Croatian hero. And many names differ from the ones streets bore twenty years ago, since a different history needed to be inscribed in Zagreb's map after Yugoslavia dissolved and Croatia became independent. "The Renaming Machine," an exhibition currently on view at Zagreb's Galerija Miroslav Kraljevic, addresses the obsession with names. Sanja Ivekovic's contribution is inspired by Zagreb's Street of the Unknown Heroine—a name that is both unsettling and appropriate when virtually all other streets are named for men—which takes the form of a poster with maps, e-mails, and other supporting documents describing the artist's attempt to give the same name to a street in Utrecht during her retrospective at Van Abbemuseum.
Just as street names reflect political values, so do the uses of buildings on them. After arriving in Zagreb and settling in the Angelina Jolie room at The Movie Hotel, I met with Tomislav Medak, director of Mama, an organization that was founded in 1999 as a center for internet activists and artists, but in recent years has shifted its attention to urban development, specifically the use of former industrial sites that abound in Zagreb (as they do in many other large, formerly socialist cities). Mama lobbies the municipal government to reserve abandoned factories for public use—whether cultural activities or low-cost housing—rather than handing them to private investors ...
Shane Hope's sprawling prints can't be processed with one or two looks. They are built on thousands of tiny details, rather than around a single focal point, and as the eye travels across the picture field, it sees lines and pieces accumulating in recognizable bodies and then collapsing into chaos, or maybe an order that can't be discerned by the naked eye. Hope calls them Molecular Modeling prints, or "Mol Mods," and they are informed by his belief that "the molecule is the brushstroke of the future"—that nanotechnology, the manipulation of matter on a molecular scale, will transform industry sometime soon. For now, Hope's tools are coding languages Python and Perl. Because of the Mol Mods' size he can only work on one screen-sized swath at a time, and because of their complexity, that is all that can be rendered even on Hope's homemade desktop, which he proudly calls "faster than any factory-built Mac on the planet."
On Tour
This month I'm traveling through southeastern Europe from Venice to Athens, where I'm looking at art and blogging. Part one of the travelogue is about Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Before the Internet Pavilion, there was the first meeting of nettime at the 1995 Venice Biennale. Vuk Ćosić, one of the core participants, told me about it over lunch in Ljubljana last week. Internet theorists and artists gathered for three days of discussion just upstairs from Club Berlin, a non-stop rave where art stars worked the bar. "I remember Joseph Kosuth handing me a beer," Ćosić said.
The rave was a recurring theme of the four days I spent in Slovenia, and there seemed to be more to it than the Slavs' enduring love for techno. My visit happened to coincide with the opening night of Sonica, a sound art festival, and the kickoff featured Andi Studer and Matt Spendlove's Netaudio Ping Pong, where two players build dance music by taking turns at composing four-bar phrases on mixers installed on two ends of a ping-pong table. Škuc, a gallery that has been showcasing progressive art since 1978, was hosting a "live archive" of Slovenian video art from the 1980s and 1990s, and I spent an hour watching works by Mirko Simic, including distillations of his veejay acts at parties fifteen years ago. On Wednesday night, Luka Prinčič performed at a small theater in a university's basement; between the somber, wordy beginning and end, he danced himself into a sweat wearing silver tights and sparkling tank top. The next night, after a presentation at Kiberpipa where he demonstrated his Puredata modification that introduces elements of probability to the dance tracks he writes to accompany his ...
He Blinded Me with Science
In an interview in the Village Voice ahead of his current show at Location One, British artist Conrad Shawcross called his Slow Arc Inside a Cube an analogy to Plato's cave: "the idea that visible reality is only a small crumb of what's really out there." As a lightbulb moves on a mechanical arm inside a cage, it throws the cage's gridded shadow across the white walls of the enclosed space that contains the installation, creating the sensation that the room is expanding and contracting as the viewer stands within it. The grid is simultaneously a solid object (the cage) and its fluid trace (the shadow). Could Slow Arc be a wry joke about the white cube and the grid, those two pillars of modern art? Perhaps, but it is primarily a study in reality and tangibility. Lattice Cube IV and Lattice Cube II, two other sculptures at the exhibition, are both segmented, hinged boxes in different forms of expansion, like a moving object caught at two moments in time. Dumbbells are machine-made drawings that trace the frequency of a major sixth, and The Celestial Meters are an homage to the Earth meter, devised in 1799 based on an incorrect estimation of the distance from the equator to the North Pole. Shawcross determined the length of his eight sticks through similar calculations, but for each one he took data on the planet whose name is inscribed in the metallic stick. Shawcross' work recalls that of Olafur Eliasson, who uses simple geometric and kinetic structures to elicit a sense of wonder about light, optics, and nature. But unlike Eliasson, Shawcross foregrounds the role of the scientific imagination in shaping perceptions of the world.
Wired Misses the Marx
Can behavior in space as large and diverse as the internet be assigned an ideological marker? Kevin Kelly tries to do that in "The New Socialism," an article in the June issue of Wired. The premise is that the widespread use of technology that harnesses communal activity—whether on Wikipedia, Reddit, or Yahoo! Groups—heralds a major shift in the way people think. To define what he sees as a new phenomenon, Kelly repurposes an old word, "socialism," a choice that deliberately spites both twentieth-century U.S. propaganda and Marxist philosophy.
The resulting essay brims with missteps, fallacies, and self-contradictions. Kelly lists Google among his examples of a place where "digital socialism" flourishes, but "The Secrets of Googlenomics," an article that shares tease space with Kelly's piece on the cover, gives a detailed description of how the company operates as a fast-paced auction house. Another example of communal activity is that "tagged snapshots of the same scene from different angles can be assembled into a stunning 3-D rendering of the location"—which, interestingly, echoes Russian critic Ekaterina Degot's theory that Soviet public spaces and events were constructed so as to be impossible to view in full from an individual vantage point—but Kelly gives Microsoft's Photosynth as an example of a program that enables this, even after kicking the piece off with a quote from Bill Gates casting Microsoft's founder as the arch-nemesis of leftist action. Open source software is another keystone of Kelly's argument, but he neglects to mention that many companies use open source as a stage in product development, a low-cost investment in refining a good for later sale. Wikipedia, an example that crops up several times, is a non-profit, but as many critics of the site have noted, the self-appointed editors ...


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Range Map
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As the range map is a pixel based image it can be processed with 2D machine vision tools. However to get metrically correct height values without perspective distortion the range map needs to be calibrated with suitable methods and transformed into a 3D cloud of points.
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Database conventions are not best practices. Database naming conventions are based on random ontological concepts. Ideas about what constitutes an entity are misdirected. Programmers know nothing about what a class or an object is or how to name them. Hierarchical, Relational and Network databases have maintained a persistent and ignorant set of practices that the information technology intelligencia have followed mindlessly. What we have after 50 years is a brute force patchwork of bad design practices and mediocre engineering that continues to work within the same set of assumptions. It's a product of the inertia of intellectual lethargy that dominates not just the technological world, but the world that uses technology in general. Workers are too busy being inefficient and ineffective to improve their business practices. They jump at silver bullet solutions that promise results without change.
Database people have never understood data. Programmers have never understood data. They have instead tried to please everybody's ontological misconceptions with grotesque architecture and then shoehorn it all into a physical processor that is about as progressive and efficient as the internal combustion engine. Eco-nut technologists like to use buzzwords like "organic" to describe the chaotic crap they are producing on the web. It isn't organic, its a massive slum composed of any piece of detritus the occupants can build with surrounding a district of monolithic towers of gross excess and shameless waste. Google's motto is "Don't be evil." Has any company ever considered having the motto, "Be good"? The more I work with corporations the more I recognize that goodness is discouraged and evil is whatever the corporation says it is. If you work for anyone you are part of a Milgram experiment and you are delivering those electric shocks everyday under the direction of psychopaths. The merit you get promoted for is based on your willingness to flip those switches more than anyone else. Having a conscience is deemed unprofessional and grounds for termination.
This is the environment within which real innovation has to work.
Hungarian Backwords Notation, a naming convention by Charles Simonyi, has been abused and bastardized by programmers and database administrators with no understanding of semantics, which is most of them. Consequently, it has been rejected by a large portion of the IT community. Not even Microsoft knew what it had. I fought with Simonyi's concept for years and applied it in several working applications successfully against massive resistance. The more I worked with it the more I realized that Object Oriented Programming was based on a completely false ontology. The metaphors were completely wrong. And the Unified Modeling Language entrenched the misconceptions even further. Information technology is spawning increasing complexity without any appreciation for underlying order. The order was datatypes. There are only a handful of Classes and they are datatypes. The English are backwards, not the Hungarians.
If the world was looked at as a collection of datatype classes the entire philosophy of data and programming and systems would have to change. Objects do not have properties, properties have objects. And there are only a handful of properties. I've realized this and it has changed my perspective of data design forever. Throw away your OOP and your Data Model textbooks. They're crap. Google, Apple and Microsoft are not the future. Einstein had a better grip on reality than Turing ever did. The typical mind, including the IT mind, still thinks elephants are bigger than the moon.
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Celebrating the release of David Lau's Still Dirty: Poems 2009-2015 just out on Commune Editions.
David Lau is the author of the new book Still Dirty (Commune Editions/AK Press) as well as the chapbook Bad Opposites and Virgil and the Mountain Cat. His poetry and essays have appeared widely, including in New Left Review, Boston Review, Armed Cell, Los Angeles Review of Books, and A Public Space. A lecturer at UC Santa Cruz, he is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and editor of the journal Lana Turner.
Brian Ang's current poetic project is The Totality Cantos for Atelos. Recent essay is "Post-Crisis Poetics": desire for a poetics adequate to the present, the world since the 2008 economic crisis. Current editing project is a series on post-crisis poetics (postcrisispoetics.blogspot
Molly Bendall's fifth book, Watchful, is out from Omnidawn this fall. Her reviews and essays have appeared or are forthcoming in Lana Turner, Boston Review, Free Verse Journal, Pool, and the Wesleyan Anthology--American Poets in the 21st Century: Poetics of Social Engagement. She teaches at the University of Southern California.
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Primed for Perfection with Tarte
Tarte has long been recognized as an eco-friendly brand—for the most part. They sell a good number of vegan products, but it's not their main focus. If they need to use a non-vegan ingredient, they simply label it as such instead of actually trying to find a way around using it in the first place.
However, their site is easy to navigate to and has a complete vegan section. You have to hand it to them—at least they're not trying to deceive anyone. As a matter of fact, Tarte is incredibly open about their efforts, to the point of having PETA certify that the vegan products they advertise really are vegan.
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The best makeup artists often use silicone as a base primer because it holds makeup better and gives a smooth finish. Though Clean Slate is all-natural, it definitely has the feel of a silicone-based primer.
Application is easy. The product is smooth and goes on easily. Simply squeeze some out, rub it on the top of your finger pads and apply directly to your face. This makes it especially great for college students who don't have a ton of room for extra brushes lying around or an easily accessible sink to wash them out in.
Those who are used to a creamier base will be slightly surprised at the texture of Clean Slate. It has a thicker formula and is more of a gel than a liquid. Once on, however, it feels light and natural.
If you're looking for something to get rid of shiny spots or to make your skin less oily, you'll want to try another product. On the other hand, it's not moisturizing either. You'll still want to stick with your regular skin routine, because Clean Slate really won't take care of any of your skincare needs.
Lifted eye primer isn't nearly as good as its Clean Slate cousin. The company boasts that it will decrease fine lines around the eyes nearly 51 percent after 10 minutes. Honestly, I didn't notice a huge difference, but I also don't have that many lines yet so that's not exactly a surprise.
As far as application, it has a very light liquid base. The wand it comes with is pretty useless, so plan on just removing the product from the tip and applying with your fingers. The product is a decent primer, but I did experience some creasing after about five hours. That might be long enough to get you through class, but you'll end up re-doing your eye shadow before the night is over.
Lindsey is a freelance writer living in the Midwest who loves walking her Bichon-Poodle mix almost as much as he enjoys it. She writes on behalf of Colorado Technical University.
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n software inc., a provider of professional Internet development tools and components, has announced Xamarin Editions of its IP*Works! and Integrator products.
The news sees fully-managed C# components released that are optimized for cross-platform Xamarin development. Programmers will be able to build applications with Xamarin and ship across iOS, Android, Mac, and (potentially) onwards.
All Xamarin Editions are available in two editions: Enterprise, and "Indie" for Xamarin Indie development.
The firm says that IP*Works! V9 Xamarin Edition is the most comprehensive suite of components for professional Internet development. For more than a decade IP*Works! has been powering connectivity solutions for almost every Fortune 500 and Global 2000 company as well as thousands of independent software developers worldwide.
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