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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a holistic treatment in which the patient is entirely enclosed in a pressure chamber breathing 100% pure oxygen at greater than one atmosphere pressure.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is an important tool in animal medicine. From military and police dogs, therapy dogs to companion animals this therapy will save lives and shorten recovery. The indications for this treatment modality are scientifically proven. This is a do no harm adjunctive and stand alone therapy that is pain free and can save your animals lives.
What is Hyperbaric Oxygen
Natural air contains nearly 21% Oxygen, and approximately 78% Nitrogen. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy uses 100% pure oxygen and pressure to increase the amount of oxygen to all cells of the body, including the brain. This is up to 10 times the normal amount of oxygen that will be carried by the plasma reaching all cell structures of the animal. These high oxygen levels over a series of treatments have a positive effect on many of the systems of the body.
How the therapy works
By elevating tissue oxygenation, HBOT promotes healing. Using this therapy accelerates recovery. HBOT is an adjunctive therapy
that works well with antibiotics and other drugs. HBOT increases the
effect of the white blood cells function increasing their ability to
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HBOT can shorten recovery time by as much as 1/3 when used as your support treatment.
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HBOT can decrease chronic or acute inflammation.
HBOT inactivates and removes toxins. HBOT provides stimulation of damaged nerve and brain cells.
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HBOT is capable of enhancing the effectiveness of antibiotics ability to reach the desired target destination even if walled off by the body.
HBOT also has a positive effect on the immune system.
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I don't make promises I can't keep either. And I am proud of myself for being able to read the German, Spanish, and French! also which one of the do I belong to??? (Mainly)
Prussia: Me of course!
Me: Oh yeah... i am mostly German...
Spain: No fair!
Me: I am not even Spanish dude, sorry
France: But you are French mon cherie correct?
Me: Correct, but I am mostly German.
Prussia: YOU MEAN PRUSSIAN!
Me: Yes, I am mostly Prussian...
Prussia: Gut! Beriet von schwimmengen?
Me: No, as much as I want to go swimming, it is too hot outside to do ANYTHING.
(In the middle of a heat wave, I wish I was in a colder climate right w )
Russia: Come to Russia da?
Me: WHEN DID YOU GET HERE?!?!?!

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SocialMedia4UsThe aim of this blog is to help you explore the different ways you can interact online using social media and the tools to help you do this.
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Date of Award
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Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Dr. Anthony Brennan
This thesis examines the different tendencies found in alternative theatre movements in British theatre in the twentieth century, with a particular emphasis on the achievements of the popular political theatre companies in the period after 1968. "Alternative" and "political" are terms most commonly associated with developments in the late sixties and early seventies, but the thesis will demonstrate that there are stronger connections between the prewar and postwar periods of experimentation than are generally recognized. The broad historical framework is designed specifically to reveal the patterns and cycles which characterize the emergence and evolution of alternative theatre movements. It begins with an historical survey of the prewar period, followed by a discussion of the main issues related to the postwar movement, leading ultimately to a detailed case study of a specific theatre company. The thesis relies on historical and sociological approaches to cultural production in order to demonstrate that social, political, and economic factors account to a large extent for the kind of theatre which is produced in any given period. This is intended to redress the inability of more conventionally elitist and text-based dramatic criticism to include rich popular traditions. The study is concerned with reasons why alternative theatre companies defined themselves in opposition to mainstream theater and the form this opposition took in terms of their socialist/democratic politics, non-hierarchical modes of production, performance styles, the redefinition of theatrical venues, and the attempts to reach more broadly-based and culturally dispossessed audiences. The thesis also argues that in these oppositional tendencies can be found some of the most important developments in stage language in this century, and that alternative theatre has provided a constant source of renewal for the mainstream tradition.
Recommended Citation
Dicenzo, Maria R., "Alternative Traditions: Popular Political Theatre in Britain" (1992). Open Access Dissertations and Theses. Paper 2210.
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Created in the style of a Gameboy Classic title, this is a space-action pixel-art adventure!
There is much planet exploring, bot shooting, bomb exploding, lazer wall hacking, sentry gun evading, cat finding fun to be had :)
We like to think of Cat Astro Phi as a mini-Zelda in space. Obviously we'll never be as good as Zelda, but you've got to have something to aim for, right?
The fantastic soundtrack was created by Rich Vreeland of disasterpeace.com - hit the Extras option in the menu for more details. The pixel magic was spun by Ilija Melentijevic. Yes he used only 4 colours for the whole game, and a resolution of 160x144 (just like a real Gameboy). There are more details to be found in the End Credits scroller, if you manage to complete the game ;)
Oh and please - don't be fooled into thinking this is just some lame Asteroids shmup. If that's all you think, you didn't play it far enough :)
Many thanks to Adam Atomic for his support, Tom Fulp for believing in us and sponsoring, and you guys for playing!
Good luck Space Cadet :)
v1.3 Update
This addresses a few bugs people have found:
1) You can't die if the lazer wall override panel is open
2) Pausing while hacking the lazer wall used to lock the game, now fixed
3) Removed console key
4) You no longer need to save bots from Sentry Gun fire to get the Pacifist medal
5) You can't blow up space on level 3 (sorry :)
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7) If you paused while the pause overlay was tweening out, it got stuck
8) Fixed small bug in the M41-A medal where it wouldn't reset bot killed counter between planets properly
9) Version number is now displayed on Credits screen in the text at the bottom
Note: I've re-submitted the SWF to NG, but because this is a featured game it may take a while for them to approve it. Basically if it says v1.3 in the Credits screen (it pops-up at the bottom) then cool. Otherwise, try again another day please!
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Awesome game man!
old times are gold....
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no control instructions!
Well a little help in knowing what the controls are would help a bunch. I turned off the music by accident and I couldn't figure out how to turn it back on again. Also if you shoot a bomb in the wrong spot you must start over! wow, poor show, poor show.
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Classic times
Very good toss back to the old gameboy games, felt just like I was playing that old white brick. It's also a fun puzzle type game that isn't to frustrating, well done especially with limiting yourself on graphics and such.


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I know that, at least for me, it may take a few steps around in order to ensure that all mobs are in front of me (the tank), from where I can block/parry/dodge incoming attacks. However, once they're all fairly well established, yes, for the love of god, stand still. Also a nice idea on the Asira fight of you are using a hunter as a silence shield, which I have done numerous times. It's not an arena fight...you don't need to constantly be twitching around like you're on a Red Bull binge.


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I agree with this, as an alchemist and a herbalist. Pots were a huge and consistent money maker, but by no means would potion sickness destroy alchemy. You'd still be able to sell flasks, elixirs, and your transmute cooldown. AND potions would still sell decently, to people who are leveling (who would only need one per fight anyway) and raiders. Herbs will sell well to fuel the same, as well as for inscription.
Anyone who tries to make money off of a crafting profession without the matching gathering one is ridiculous and shouldn't be complaining that the gatherers are making a lot of money off them.


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FittestDouble click on any word to get a popup explanation of the word and sample sentences Dictionary | Wikipedia | Synonyms | Quotation | News
Dictionary Meaning and Definition on 'Fittest'
Fittest Meaning and Definition from WordNet (r) 2.0
- fit
- meeting adequate standards for a purpose; "a fit subject for discussion"; "it is fit and proper that you be there"; "water fit to drink"; "fit for duty"; "do as you see fit to" [syn: fit to(a), fit for(a)] [ant: unfit]
- (usually followed by `to' or `for') on the point of or strongly disposed; "in no fit state to continue"; "fit to drop"; "laughing fit to burst"; "she was fit to scream"; "primed for a fight"; "we are set to go at any time" [syn: fit(p), primed(p), set(p)]
- physically and mentally sound or healthy; "felt relaxed and fit after their holiday"; "keeps fit with diet and exercise" [syn: healthy] [ant: unfit] n
- a display of bad temper; "he had a fit"; "she threw a tantrum"; "he made a scene" [syn: tantrum, scene, conniption]
- a sudden uncontrollable attack; "a paroxysm of giggling"; "a fit of coughing"; "convulsions of laughter" [syn: paroxysm, convulsion]
- the manner in which something fits; "I admired the fit of her coat"
- a sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason); "a burst of applause"; "a fit of housecleaning" [syn: burst] v
- be agreeable or acceptable to; "This suits my needs" [syn: suit, accommodate]
- be the right size or shape; fit correctly or as desired; "This piece won't fit into the puzzle" [syn: go]
- satisfy a condition or restriction; "Does this paper meet the requirements for the degree?" [syn: meet, conform to}]
- make fit; "fit a dress"; "He fitted other pieces of paper to his cut-out"
- insert or adjust several objects or people; "Can you fit the toy into the box?"; "This man can't fit himself into our work environment"
- be compatible, similar or consistent; coincide in their
characteristics; "The two stories don't agree in many
details"; "The handwriting checks with the signature on
the check"; "The suspect's fingerprints don't match those
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- Survival of the fittest: "Survival of the fittest" is a phrase which is commonly used in contexts other than intended by its first two proponents: British polymath ...
- Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest: Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest, known in Japan as. Dōbutsu Banchō | 動物番長 | lit. Animal Leader. is an action adventure video game ...
- The Fittest Selection: The Fittest Selection is a 1987 album by Burning Spear . Track listing ": "The Fittest of the Fittest" "Bad To Worse" "Road Foggy" ...
- Survival of the Fittest (song): "Survival of the Fittest" is the second single from Mobb Deep 's The Infamous album. The song was the duo's second hit single from the ...
- Survival of the fittest (disambiguation): Survival of the Fittest is a metaphor related to the biological theory of evolution. Survival of the Fittest may also refer to: ...
- The Fittest of the Fittest: Track listing: "The Fittest of the Fittest" "Fire Man" " "Bad to Worst" "Repatriation" " "Old Boy Garvey" " "2000 Years" "For You" " "In Africa" ...
- Joust 2: Survival of the Fittest: Joust 2: Survival of the Fittest is an arcade game developed by Williams Electronics and released in 1982. It is a sequel to Williams' ...
- Survival of the Fittest & Klein's Story: Survival of the Fittest & Klein's Story is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction ...
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'Fittest' in famous quotation sentence
* And while the law of competition may be sometimes hard for the individual, it is best for the race, because it ensures the survival of the fittest in every department. - Andrew Carnegie
* Religions must continue to evolve to keep up with changing times, because only fittest shall survive. - B. J. Gupta
* Nature abhors a hero. For one thing, he violates the law of conservation of energy. For another, how can it be the survival of the fittest when the fittest keeps putting himself in situations where he is most likely to be creamed - Solomon Short
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* Religions must continue to evolve to keep up with changing times, because only fittest shall survive. - B. J. Gupta
* Nature abhors a hero. For one thing, he violates the law of conservation of energy. For another, how can it be the survival of the fittest when the fittest keeps putting himself in situations where he is most likely to be creamed - Solomon Short
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Ray's Roof (E7 6c) is a classic gritstone horror, short and unbelievably savage. The horizontal off-width fissure was first climbed in 1977 by visiting American Ray Jardine and has seen only a few repeats since then. It is one of the hardest off-widths in the country. The upside down body struggle provided a fitting finale for the film 'Best Forgotten Art', seeing film director Johnny Dawes and an all star cast of Chris Plant, Rich Heap, Johnny Woodward and Boone Speed tussle unsuccessfully with the unforgiving foot jams. 'Crack Master' Chris Plant later returned and completed his ascent. Now the crack has seen two more ascents from Pete Whittaker and Tom Randall.
Tom Randall is the British team manager and is no beginner when it comes to hard cracks. Recently he made the first ascent of a Font 8a roof crack near Bath [UKC News Report]. He recounts his and Pete Whittaker's ascents of Ray's Roof:
"We'd both been out a couple of times recently and were really psyched for some burly roof action, so it was perfect that we both got ascents one after the other. Pete managed to look pretty sketchy on the bottom section, but really got stuck in past the lip, with some of the most inspiring climbing I've seen in quite some time. I think his words were "let me rest here a bit, I think I'm going to throw up!"
After this, I knew I couldn't go away empty handed. Reaching round the final section of the crack and realising that Pete was actually using a totally different jam to me was not a good moment and I knew I just to had to shut up and man-it-up. Unfortunately, the shut-up bit didn't happen as I needed a quite a few grunts to get to the top! I didn't opt for the sick bag option..."
Photographer Nick Smith was on hand to capture the ascent. He has a gallery of photo's on his website Climbers.net.
Pete Whittaker is sponsored by Patagonia, 5.10, The Edge Climbing Wall and Tendon Ropes.


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The St. Cloud City Engineer's Office announced upcoming road closures for the sanitary sewer lining project on July 7-10.
All southbound traffic on University Drive from the intersection of Cooper Avenue South to Roosevelt Road will be closed. So will westbound traffic on Roosevelt Road from the intersection of Cooper Avenue South to 22nd Street South.
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Training: Migrating from SCCM 2007 to SCCM 2012
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The course begins with a discussion of the migration considerations when moving from Configuration Manager 2007 to 2012. This is followed by a deep dive into the migration process and tasks, with hands-on deployment of Configuration Manager 2012. Next is a discussion and demonstration of post migration tasks. The course concludes with a review of new features and capabilities in Configuration Manager 2012 and hands-on exercises to show attendees new ways to perform familiar tasks on the new platform.
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Hi Stephen
I was born into a devout catholic family, in the Republic of Ireland, in 1960. This was a time in Ireland where priests read the names of their congregation from the altar. Not for any good deeds they may have done but for not "paying their dues". My father(alcoholic and religious zealot) and mother(hard working catholic) brought five of us up, in a working class enclave in Cork.
By the time I reached the age of fifteen, I no longer believed in "God", his church and most especially his representitives. I finished school at the age of sixteen, by which time I no longer believed in any organised religion, whatsoever. Consequently, I stopped attending Church at this time. This was seen in my family as an act of madness although I must say not by either of my parents.
I have been a devout atheist since that time and have tried hard to be a good human being, using my own moral judgement to guide my decision making. Our own Brendan Behan said they were only two types of people "patients and nurses". I try to be a nurse!
As a father and grandfather, I have no wish whatsoever to push, coerce, bully or threaten my children or anyone else, into a life they would not choose for themselves. I am constantly amazed at peoples obsession with other peoples business. I couldn't care less what consenting adults do with their genitalia, money, time or ideas. I do however have a great deal of anger for the organisers of all religions matched only by the pity I feel for their followers. Haven't we already discovered that master/slave relationships are unhealthy at best? Who would be happy to let any of their offspring live in an abusive relationship? The relationship with religion must be lunacy. People engaged in an abusive relationship with an imaginary master. Subjugating themselves to other worldly forces, in the hope that a life of misery will lead to everlasting happiness. A notion which in itself is nauseating but as an achievement, terrifying.
The various sado/masochistic hobbies that go with religion are almost comical. Fasting,circumcision,self-flagellation, walking on coals etc. I have never knowingly harmed anyone. Not because I'm afraid of eternal damnation but because I don't want to be a cunt.
It is entirely possible and totally desirable to live a decent, moral existance, in harmony with all around, without having to think about religion.
If I could wish for anything for the new year it would be that humankind would become more humane.
I'm a long time admirer and fan of you and some of your friends. One in particular brings tears to my eyes every time I think of him and his courage, clarity and pursuit of truth. I never met him but a poorer world it is without him. I felt a kindred spirit and have never disagreed with one word he said. My apocalypse happened on Dec 15th 2011.
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We all make mistakes. Sometimes we forget to do the dishes. Sometimes we cheat on our significant other/costar. Sometimes we break into someone's home and steal a bunch of expensive stuff. It happens. The important thing is that we realize we made a mistake and then try to correct it and learn from it. And I'm not talkin' 'bout KStew, cause we know that girl ain't learned nothing! No, I'm talking about someone who broke into a couple's home in a small town in Ontario, Canada. He (or she?) stole a bunch of things, including an Xbox and a digital camera. But soon he saw the error of his ways. And he decided to do something about it.
The unidentified man (or woman?) brought back all of the stolen goods in a bag and left it on the doorstep of the home he'd broken into. But he didn't just decide to return the pilfered goods. Oh no. He also left a heartfelt note. It read:
Family I have wronged: I'm the one who committed the serious crimes against your family and I want to apologize from the bottom of my heart. It was nothing personal and I didn't go through any of your personal belongings ... I have been having a very hard time financially lately and I made the worst mistake of my life.
Wow. Enough to bring a tear to your eye, eh? Not only that, the robber went one step further. He left the people $50 to repair the window he'd broken into. For someone who was having such a difficult time financially that he decided to rob a house, this is pretty bizarre!
The person also vowed to do community service to atone for his or her sins. He or she ended the type-written letter with:
Please find it in your hearts to forgive the stranger who harmed you.
Police have theorized that perhaps there wasn't just a guilty conscience behind the returned goods, but an angry parent. However, the cop thinks that if a parent did discover that their kid had stolen from a house, he or she should have "marched the child next door and made him fess up."
Either way, none of this gets the burglar off the hook. The crime is still being investigated, and the suspect is still being looked for. I think, however, that if he or she is found, there won't be much in the way of punishment. Which is the way it should be -- especially if this is a teen or child. The suspect sounds like he has been punished enough -- with his own conscience.
Do you think this person should still be punished?
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I definitely do not think this person should be punished. I am sure there are countless stories of people robbing other individuals due to their own financial hardship. But how many of those would have the conscience to bring the items back and apologize? This is a great story and I hope it's true.
hope this is true and accurate. if so, thats awesome. if not, just another thestir article that is off target, nothing new.
Where'd the $50 window repair money come from?
I think they should investigate it to find out who did it. I feel like they have learned what they did was wrong but if they get caught doing it again charge him/her not only with one crime but this crime as well. Everyone makes mistakes. Even my kids :O(


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As I've noted before, newly empowered Republicans will have no choice but to act fast in slashing federal spending to balance the budget. In the long run, that will require them to reform entitlements. But what about next year's budget?
Brian Riedl at the Heritage Foundation has come up with a list to get them started: 90 specific cuts exceeding $343 billion.
He describes the principles guiding the cuts as:
- Empowering state and local governments. Congress should focus the federal government on performing a few duties well and allow the state and local governments, which are closer to the people, to creatively address local needs in areas such as transportation, justice, job training, and economic development.
- Consolidating duplicative programs. Past Congresses have repeatedly piled duplicative programs on top of preexisting programs, increasing administrative costs and creating a bureaucratic maze that confuses people seeking assistance.
- Privatization. Many current government functions could be performed more efficiently by the private sector.
- Targeting programs more precisely. Corporate welfare programs benefit those who do not need assistance in the American free enterprise system. Other programs often fail to enforce their own eligibility requirements.
- Eliminating outdated and ineffective programs. Congress often allows the federal government to run the same programs for decades, despite many studies showing their ineffectiveness.
- Eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse. Taxpayers will never trust the federal government to reform major entitlements if they believe that the savings will go toward "bridges to nowhere," vacant government buildings, and Grateful Dead archives.
Some of the major cuts are:
- $60 billion by repealing the unspent economic stimulus spending
- $45 billion by devolving the federal highway program and most transit spending to the states
- $20 billion by rescinding unobligated balances after 36 months
- $15 billion by replacing farm subsidies with Farmer Savings Accounts and improved crop insurance
- $10 billion by cutting the federal employee travel budget to $4 billion
The full list is here.
Some of these cuts seem pretty painless and, given the times we're in, like no-brainers — making federal employees fly coach, for instance. Others will cause some shrieks from the people who were accustomed to feeding at the federal trough.
The message of the side that's going to win this election is that, shrieks be damned, the cuts have to be made. I don't think the voters will let them get away with backpedaling from that message.
October 29th, 2010
12:05 pm
Good start. I would add cut Defense spending by 10% across the board. Too much waste.
October 29th, 2010
12:14 pm
I can give you several painless stimulative cuts: SEC, FTC, OSHA – all specialists in locking the barn door after the horses escape. FDA – kills more Americans every year, through delay of new medications, than it has saved in its entire history. FNMA, FHLMC, FHA – all doing private sector works, but subsidizing great bureaucrat salaries through taxpayer guarantees. EPA – doing the work that ought to be left to localities, if done at all.
October 29th, 2010
12:21 pm
"Privatization. Many current government functions could be performed more efficiently by the private sector."
Other than anecdotes, I 'm not sure how well this concept has been proven. I'd love to see a state with a libertarian streak line (GA or Miss come to mind) do this broadly to either prove or refute the point.
October 29th, 2010
12:27 pm
Newly empowered Republicans will have no choice but to do what all the rest of the Republicans do. They will have to obey the orders of their corporate sponsors or else have no money for a re-election campaign. It is really that simple and that disgraceful.
October 29th, 2010
12:39 pm
"Privatization. Many current government functions could be performed more efficiently by the private sector."
I'm down with the travel budget and anything to reform farm subsidies, although $15 billion is less than one-half of one percent of the 2010 $3.6 trillion price tag. In fact, if conservatives were really concerned about reducing spending (they're not) they'd be screaming about this welfare program for millionaires.
Additionally, if conservatives were sincerely interested in balancing the budget, they could bring us $700 billion dollars closer, next year alone, simply by seeking to allow the top two Clinton tax rates to kick in when the Bush tax cuts expire. The meager cuts indicated above, which include no attention to defense spending or health care costs (the main driver of projected budget deficits), also reinforce the fact that conservatives don't really care about reducing spending or balancing the budget. They only care about reducing spending in areas where the poor and middle class benefit, while continuing to increase spending in areas where the wealthy benefit.
Another case in point is the suggestion above to look for areas to privatize. This process often ends up costing taxpayers a whole lot more, in part, because contractors charge the government two, three, or four times more for contract employees than government employees were compensated will no real gains to show for the additional cost (e.g., Blackwater's services for the military, or more locally, United Water's services for the city of Atlanta). In fact, privatization frequently benefits the executives of the private contractor, oftentimes a major contributor to those in power, while the taxpayer loses.
I have an idea to bring us $700 million
October 29th, 2010
12:41 pm
I have an idea to bring us $700 million
October 29th, 2010
12:50 pm
Kyle: "The Dems and their people have out-spent the GOP and their people so far by about $180 million (roughly 56% to 44%)"
The misrepresentation in Kyle's quote above is the "and their people" phrase. The Politico piece that he linked to said, "It's true that conservative third-party groups are outspending their Democratic rivals. But the Democrats still have a sizable cash advantage in their party committees…"
If Kyle would look into the percentage of total spending, party committees plus third-party groups, broken out between money spent by or on behalf of Republicans vs. money spent by or on behalf of Dems, then he might have a better understanding of why many are angry and frustrated frustrated with the money-driven election process.
October 29th, 2010
12:59 pm
" 90 specific cuts exceeding $343 billion."
Yay, down to $1 Trillion! Job well done! Raises for everybody! Especially the lobbyists!
October 29th, 2010
1:50 pm
Kyle at 1:13: Why do you continue to cherry-pick? Have you looked at the totals? (Incidentally, union contributors can vote, most Chamber of Commerce contributors [i.e., corporations] can't—that is until Reagan/Bush/Bush Supreme Court appointees decide otherwise).
Kyle at 1:16: Not a misrepresentation…a mistake. You're right. $3.6 trillion was the federal budget, not the subsidies. I'm having trouble finding the 2010 number, so feel free to point me in the right direction.
That said, here's a link to recent article from the Boston Globe with the headline, "Election unlikely to change US farm subsidies," Heritage Foundation proposals notwithstanding.
October 29th, 2010
2:37 pm
"…90 specific cuts exceeding $343 billion."
Wonderful. Good start if it can get through the House and Senate and the President.
That will leave a deficit of $1 trillion. Now the real fund starts.
Is defense off the table? If it is then we are only playing make believe games. We will be pretending we are cutting spending.
And will the debt ceiling be raised in April 2011? Or will we just shut down the government?
At present I am kinda itching to shut her down for a spell.
October 29th, 2010
2:52 pm
Lettuce not forget the welfare programs, foodstamps, reimbursement for living/housing expenses, HUD…combine DEA/ATF, 50% cut on Obamas salary, decrease foreign aid by 35%, 50% cut on Obamas salary, decrease congresional spending accounts by 45%, did I mention cutting Obamas salary by 50%…
October 29th, 2010
2:55 pm
"Allow the state and local governments, which are closer to the people, to creatively address local needs in areas such as transportation, justice, job training, and economic development."
– That won't help Georgia. The aforementioned areas are the ones suffering most
of the problems, largely due to the fact that the state legislature suffers from a
mentality of "rural priorities and sensibilities", making the development of a 21st
century infrastructure (with all of the potential returns on investment that could be
incurred) more of a challenge than it should be. Other states will take advantage,
while the 'Empire State of the South' will slip even further behind.
October 29th, 2010
2:59 pm
Cut out the funding to Fannie and Freddie, Congress takes a 15% pay cut, cut Obamas salary by 50%, cut the white house expense accounts for Ms Obama by 50%…no more of these traveling or party junkits.
October 29th, 2010
3:01 pm
Force the IRS to do its job in pursuing and prosecuting tax scofflaws, cut Obamas salary by 50%, combine the justice dept and the FBI, privatize the USPS, cut Obamas salary by 50%.
October 29th, 2010
3:25 pm
- Give the CEOs of corporations that outsource jobs
to overseas vendors a 'flat' income tax – of 35%.
- Turn over the 'virtual border' responsibilities of the U.S.
Border Patrol to the U.S. military. Limit the job of U.S.
Customs to ports of entry.
October 29th, 2010
3:32 pm
"Privatization. Many current government functions could be performed more efficiently by the private sector."
Bill Clements followed this dogma when he was governor of Texas. Wound up paying more to private contractors than the state would have paid to state employees. It doesn't save money to have the work done by more expensive people.
October 29th, 2010
3:34 pm
Cut Obama's salary by 50%, Cheese Sauce? That would save $200,000.00. Compared to the CEO of an insurance company, the president is working for free.
October 29th, 2010
3:37 pm
It is becomeing more evident that revenue will have to increase now doesn't it. Some of these cuts will just raise your state and local taxes. Hey, but its a start — think about this — sometimes its hard for you and the wife to decide on where to eat, just think how it would be to get 536 congress people to actually pull this off ? It won't be easy, but a good start along with the revenue increases, the GOP won't cut medicare too bad and leave the elderly to die sick in the cold. Truth is they want to kill it, because they don't think it effects them.
October 29th, 2010
3:38 pm
Kyle, the news reports I've seen have the Republicans way ahead on spending. So, who do you beleive? I will agree that in the current political climate truth is as scarce as hens teeth.
October 29th, 2010
3:38 pm
Eliminate the entire Dept. of Education.
October 29th, 2010
3:39 pm
Oh yea, I forgot to tell you last time the GOP said they would do one thing, they did the other, but I guess you forgot that.
October 29th, 2010
3:47 pm
Defense cuts should start with our bases in Europe and specifically with those nations who continue to trash the US and look the other way when military support is required. Germany is the first to come to mind.
Foreign aid would be next. We send $$$$$$$$$$$ to countries whose leaders spread the money to their buddies rather than for the use intended (sort of sounds like the Obama administration). There are many deserving of aid but we also have needs within our borders for aid to starving families and children who need adoptive parents and assistance. Start in the US and when the needs here are met we can look elsewhere.
October 29th, 2010
3:54 pm
CJ @ 12:39 loves to trash conservatives but not one word in his post regarding the loons who created this $3.6 Trillion budget.
CJ should tour with PA Governor Ed Rendel who I have heard repeat ad nauseum on talk shows the CBO calculated ObamaCare would save money in the first 2 decades – and that was their initial report. Unfortunately for Rendel the most recent finding is ObamaCare will increase, not decrease, the deficit for those 20 years.
The CBO makes no assumptions, the bills are scored based upon the parameters provided by the authors, and thus if the authors provide garbage then the findings by the CBO are also garbage.
October 29th, 2010
3:59 pm
If the profit was taken out of health care, you may have a chance to save the salaries of the workers (Drs, nurses, etc) who have schooled theirselves for a profession. Other wise medicare is doomed to cost more and more.
October 29th, 2010
4:01 pm
Your incessant carping for revenue increases is boring. If the tax rates were doubled for everyone there would still be a deficit, even if by some miracle our economy could survive such an idiotic stunt and perform at current (depressed) levels.
Revenue is not the problem. Corrupt politicians on both sides of the aisle, wasteful federal bureaucracy and the attempts by the current administration to drive us into bankruptcy with more and more spending are the largest problems.
If those elected on Nov. 2 do not attack and begin to eliminate those problems then the entire House and the 30 Senators on the ticket in 2012 should be fired, along with the current administration.
October 29th, 2010
4:06 pm
So where did the deficit come from, it the tax cuts are so great? It will take increases in revenue and cuts, but like I have said the republicans are pretty sure they know everything, let them surf on their record. Bush SR saw the red ink, JR blew it, Obama has spent too but it is nothing new since 2000.
October 29th, 2010
4:07 pm
Jefferson @ 3:59pm,
Only a Marxist/Socialist, one or the other or both, would make such an inane suggestion. Without profit there is no money to pay anyone, much less Doctors and Nurses who have schooled THEMselves.
October 29th, 2010
4:08 pm
Salaries are cost items before profits are calculated. Sales – Cost = profit.
October 29th, 2010
4:09 pm
BTW the name calling was a nice touch, preciat'e it — even though you are wrong.
October 29th, 2010
4:15 pm
Who said Republicans don't have a plan? This sounds like a good one to me.
Well, a pork project addendum might be added. No funds for any "pork" added to any proposition
One worry that I have comes from watching how the French have responded to Pres. Sarkozy's new restrictions to make their budget fiscally sound. French citizens have responded with protests strikes and rejection.
I hope American citizens really do realize how much we are in debt. The only way to decrease it is to stop so much spending. Everybody seems to know that until it "hits home".
Someone trying to make changes will have to be very persuasive.
October 29th, 2010
4:21 pm
Jefferson @ 3:39,,
"Oh yea, I forgot to tell you last time the GOP said they would do one thing, they did the other, but I guess you forgot that."
There are far too many to list for the Lib hero Barack Obama, but how about "all bills will be debated on C-Span" and "all bills will be available on the internet for 72 hours prior to a vote". There are dozens more documented but then he has only had about 2 years so the number will more than double by 2012.
October 29th, 2010
4:25 pm
But all this talk about costs … costs, costs, and more costs!
I'll tell you, Kyle, I'm not that worried about costs per se. This country's a big boy and can handle some extra ballast.
What about PROCESS, Kyle ? What about the loopholes in Wall St ? This president has failed to give us a meaningful Wall St perp walk and I don't see anything here that gestures in that direction.
Where's the Wall St CEO frog march, Obama? Where's the perp walk, Kyle?
October 29th, 2010
4:28 pm
Jefferson @ 4:08,
Sort of a "small picture guy" are you not.
Without profit there will not be anyone to offer the service. Are you suggesting that the entire US economy should be based on non-profit entities? Or even the entire health care sector should be offered by non-profit entities? Who, pray tell, is going to make the initial investment required to bring the necessary elements to the market place? Who will be motivated to invest in research and development to find new treatments and cures?
@ 4:09 There was no name calling, just an observation based upon simple facts and wrong, in this exchange, I am not!
October 29th, 2010
4:34 pm
Not So Casual Observer: "Or even the entire health care sector should be offered by non-profit entities? Who, pray tell, is going to make the initial investment required to bring the necessary elements to the market place? Who will be motivated to invest in research and development to find new treatments and cures?"
Well that's an easy one: the government, as always.
October 29th, 2010
4:36 pm
"Unfortunately for Rendel the most recent finding is ObamaCare will increase, not decrease, the deficit for those 20 years."
Which conservative organization put out this "most recent finding"? The Heritage Foundation? The Cato Institute? Because the CBO hasn't changed their minds—over a $1 trillion dollars in deficit reduction.
That's a good start, but more needs to be done to reduce the growth of health care costs. Unfortunately, Republicans in Washington offer little or nothing (other than, ironically, interfering with states' rights to regulate health insurers and states' rights to regulate damages arising out of medical malpractice).
October 29th, 2010
4:36 pm
Not, look at the UK and Germany (health care), then make it better, otherwise …too bad for the grandkids… from the small minded guy.
October 29th, 2010
4:37 pm
uh, picture that would be, but mind too if it suits you all.
October 29th, 2010
4:40 pm
Linda @ 3:38,
The Department of Education should be eliminated along with the Department of Energy and the hundreds of new bureaus and departments created by the ObamaCare act.
Someone mentioned FHA – another god deletion. Ditto Fannie and Freddie, the FDA and all the welfare programs. The welfare programs are rightly a responsibility of state and local government and the local community.
Return the federal government to the constraints of the Constitution and most of this "eliminate" debate will be… eliminated!
October 29th, 2010
4:44 pm
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October 29th, 2010
4:47 pm
Ain't gonna happen, no way no how. Republicans talk the talk and never walk the walk. The only thing they know how to do is cut taxes and that takes no courage.
October 29th, 2010
4:50 pm
L W management @ 4:34,
So then we would have deficit several times the current projection. Easy if all you care about is having the government take care of you but if freedom and private enterprise are important then the "easy answer" is the worst answer.
But then I am acutely aware of Jefferson's feelings of more and more and more government.
October 29th, 2010
4:57 pm
Change that to Republicans and Democrats and you have a point. Republicans would have you believe the free market will solve the problems and Democrats would have you believe government and higher taxes will solve the problems – as long as there is plenty of "other people's money". But how do the rich have plenty of money without free markets?
Interestingly, I believe the first non-war deficit was during the Kennedy administration and there were no deficits until there was a Federal Reserve and the Income Tax.
October 29th, 2010
4:58 pm
Not so casual: 4:50
As I said, it's been the case historically that R & D-heavy industries do not get off the ground without massive – and I mean, massive – support upfront by government. This has been the case from the railroads down to the internet, and is currently the case, esp. in places like China, with green technologies. If as you say, this automatically results in runaway deficits then surely every major western country would have gone broke decades, if not a century, ago.
"Easy if all you care about is having the government take care of you but if freedom and private enterprise are important"
Oops, I call right wing straw man. What does this have to do with paternalistic government. On the contrary, this is about getting industries up to a point where maybe we can talk about them being self-sustaining, and thus job-supporting for swaths of the working population, which translates into more opportunities for self-sufficiency for more people.
Sure "freedom" and "private enterprise" have their place, but the two have no real meaningful connection to each other, as far as I can see.
October 29th, 2010
5:01 pm
On the topic of courage, how much courage is required by Democrats to pander to those who pay no or very little tax? Democrats have promoted wealth envy and social envy as their platform since FDR (70+ years) and the beneficiaries of the largesse have remained poor and envious for the entire period.


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I see many bugs filed in the Bugzilla product related to bmo such as "please add flag tracking-firefox89", "please merge my account firstname.lastname@example.com with my new firstname.lastname@example.com", "please delete bug XX", "please add component X to product Y", "I need to be added to the core-security group", etc… etc…. All these requests specific to bmo must be filed in the bugzilla.mozilla.org product. I think the name of this product is explicit enough to be understood by everybody. ;) It would be great if all users getting a @mozilla.com email address would be informed about this distinction as they represent 95% of wrongly filed bugs (the Bugzilla product is only for bugs/requests related to the Bugzilla project itself, not the Mozilla instance). Fortunately, it's very easy to move a bug into its correct product, but some developers are spammed uselessly.


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I Have a question about uploading files. I use silverstripe for an extranet solution. In the security section I created different groups, The groups have the permission "Access to AssetAdmin in CMS" The problem is since I have different groups, for example on group for Management and one group for employe. The employe can only see the employe section of tghe site and the Management ca see everything. But since the employe is able to upload files(pdf, jpg etc) they ccan also see what the management has uploaded. is there a way to do so that in the Files and Images area(cms) People with right permission can see some folders. So the employe cant see the management folders?
Or is it a way to put an upload area on the site? Let say that a user is in a page(gallery function) If he uploads a file there the file will show in that page?
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Do anyone have a clue on this?
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Is this possible to do?
Do anyone know someone who can do this for money?
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Last night, Kobe Bryant scored over half his team's points (40) and reached a triple double. No, not the good kind of triple double…the kind where you also have 10 turnovers. An absurd line of 40/10/3/3 with 5 3PM, 12-28 FG, 11-13 FT, and the aforementioned 10 turnovers. You'll live with the high TO's but the Lakers can't. In a night of high profile college basketball, the game turned out to be very similar. I didn't watch, but George Hill (19/5/5/1) hit the game winning shot to win 79-77 over Kobe Bryant. Not to mention that the teams combined for 57 personal fouls (that's an actual number, not some sarcastic number). Did anybody enjoy watching that? Glad I watched the ACC/Big 10 challenge instead. Anyway, here's what else happened in the NBA last night: Darren Collison – Sometimes a coach likes to put a slumping player on the bench and see how he responds. 12/3/6/5… any questions? Chris Kaman – The man looks like a pauper but performs like a prince. In case you f
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Most importantly, a trans brake will likely subject the rear tires and suspension to increased torque. Earlier we used the term "traction surplus." It describes the desirable condition in which full engine power can be applied to the pavement without tire slip. Installing a trans brake on a car that is already at its traction limit can cause the tires to spin and reduce performance. Buy bigger slicks!
Let's Try It OutTo see what it all means, we sourced a TCI trans-brake transmission and converter package and plugged the whole works into a 4.30-geared 2,980-pound Duster powered by a dyno-proven 360 small-block (402 hp at 5,700; 409 lb-ft at 4,400) and hit the Irwindale, California, eighth-mile strip. Some readers may remember the car as our Hyper-Pak Slant Six test mule from the Dec. '00 issue. The leaning tower of power is in another car now, but a V-8 conversion kit and adjustable torque strap from Schumacher Creative Services accepts the bent eight without forcing the hassle of swapping the six-cylinder K-frame for a V-8 unit. It's a Mopar thing.
With plenty of VHT on the track and a hot burnout, the converter foot-braked to 3,400 rpm before the 27x10.00-15 slicks began to churn. On the pedal, the best run was a 7.578 at 90.27 (approximately equal to 11.88 at 114 on a quarter-mile track) with an impressive 1.670 60-foot time. Then we tested the trans brake. With the button depressed and the gas pedal flat on the floor, the converter stalled 1,600 rpm higher at 5,000. The best pass was a 7.593 at 90.37 with a 1.685 60-foot time.
Shouldn't the extra stall speed produce quicker 60-foot times? Yes, but in our case the added stall put the engine speed 600 rpm above peak torque output. The brake-pedal stall speed of 3,400 rpm put the engine 1,000 rpm under peak torque output, a better place to be since the torque curve is still rising rather than falling when the car begins to move. The near miss on the torque curve was enough to decrease acceleration to the 60-foot mark by 0.015 second. See what we mean about choosing the right converter? A slightly lower stall speed would have reversed the outcome, and quicker 60-foot times would surely result.
Trans-Brake Do's And Don'tsDo: Brake torque engine to 2,000 rpm on the starting line before depressing the activation button. This builds pump pressure for full solenoid engagement to prevent vehicle creep and red light starts when the gas pedal is floored.
Don't: Press the trans-brake activation button if the vehicle is in motion.
Do: Install an auxiliary transmission cooler and high-capacity fluid pan. Trans-brake engagement produces extreme heat that must be controlled.
Don't: Invest money in a trans brake unless your car already has a limited-slip differential, a properly matched converter, and excellent traction characteristics.
Do: Run the transmission 1 pint lower than full. When heated, transmission fluid expands and excess volume can be pumped out the dipstick tube or vent.
Don't: Engage the trans brake for more than 10 seconds at a time. Prolonged use will overheat the fluid and cause it to overflow the filler tube. Let the other guy stage first!
Do: Use high-quality synthetic transmission fluid to help control heat, and change it twice as often as usual in street/strip applications, every other event in high-use race vehicles.
Don't: Install the activation button where it can be accidentally engaged. This is especially true when it is mounted on a floor shift handle. Position the button so your finger naturally exits the area after release.
Do: Install a sturdy torque strap to control engine movement when the trans brake is released.
Don't: Allow anyone else to drive the car unless they are familiar with proper trans-brake operation. Reverse gear selection typically requires use of the activation button while the shifter is in either the R or N position. The car can move forward in R and N if the button is not depressed.
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Some confusion about balanced forces..
My question is:
1)When an object falls to the ground, shouldn't the ground exert a force greater than the weight of the object to stop its motion altogether? Because if the forces experienced by the object the moment it strikes the ground are equal and opposite in direction, then that should only stop the object from accelerating further and it should continue moving with the velocity it had the instant before the forces cancelled. (I know it sounds silly for the ground because it's a solid, rigid body and can not allow the object to continue its motion through it. Maybe it'd be better if you replace the ground with a trampoline and explain it for that? )
Thank you for your time. :)
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Why do you think that is a problem?
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The problem is, I don't understand where that greater force comes from.
According to my understanding, The forces on the object are gravity (downward force) and the normal force of the ground (upward) and I think they are equal. But as you just confirmed, the normal force must be greater than that with which gravity is pulling the object. I'm just unable to pin down where that extra normal force is coming from.
Thank you for your prompt reply, Doc Al!
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Guest Casting for Doctor Who Series 8 Confirmed
While all eyes have been on brand new male companion Samuel Anderson (The History Boys) who'll be playing Coal Hill School teacher Danny Pink – there were a couple of new names added to the illustrious list of guest stars to grace Doctor Who.
As the next block of filming commenced it was confirmed that episode 4 of the new series will co-star Robert Goodman – a one-time London tour guide and magician in the world famous Hamley's toy store in London's Regent Street – who's appeared in the like of Game of Thrones, Ripper Street and, more importantly, various credited roles including Hyperion III Officer, Loader and Crew Member in the Sixth Doctor saga Trial of a Time Lord.
He has also appeared in other Doctor Who serials such as Full Circle, Arc of Infinity and Nightmare of Eden in various uncredited roles, including wearing the Mandrel monster suit.
Two more names confirmed to co-star in episode 5 are Jonathan Bailey – perhaps most famous for his role as Olly Stevens from Broadchurch, who's also appeared in Five Children and It, Groove High and, more importantly, The Bill – and Pippa Bennett-Warner – who can currently be seen somewhere in The Smoke, and also appeared in this week's Death in Paradise and, has history in Holby City.
So how are the nerves holding out as time creeps onwards towards Peter Capaldi's maiden episode? Are we pleased with the new guest stars and a brand new male companion? And who would you like to see staring alongside the Twelfth Doctor?
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I've heard that's who Robert Goodman is going to be.
If we are getting Coal Hill school, to not bring back William Russell would be a crime.
I agree with Andrew on his point.
I have yet to imdb the actors mentioned above, but I am sure they will do spectacularly. It is fascinating that people get to play in classic as well as nuWho.
And finally,,,, I am really trying to contain my excitement for the new season. I am sure it will spectacular, but it's still a long way off. So, my visits to Kasterborous are purposely spread out, as are my various other Who related activities.
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Taco Bell launches upscale 'taproom' chain
The new restaurant, the first of which will open this summer, features premium tacos, fries, craft beer and wine.
The restaurant, called U.S. Taco Co. and Urban Taproom, will feature a menu of 10 premium tacos, thick-cut fries, milkshakes, craft beer, and wine, according to Nation's Restaurant News, an industry publication.
The first location is set to open in Huntington Beach, Calif., this summer. Taco Bell declined to elaborate on expansion plans.
Here are some of the menu items, according to NRN.
- Winner Winner: Southern-style fried chicken breast with South of the Border gravy, roasted corn, pico de gallo, jalapenos, and cilantro in a flour tortilla.
- One-Percenter: Lobster, garlic butter, red cabbage slaw, and pico de gallo on crispy fry bread.
- Brotherly Love: Carne asada steak, grilled peppers and onions, roasted poblano queso, and cotija cheese in a flour tortilla.
The side of fries comes with dipping sauces including "ghost chile ketchup" and "roasted poblano crema." One of the beer-spiked milkshakes on the menu, called the "Mexican Car Bomb," has vanilla ice cream, tequila caramel sauce, chocolate flakes, and Guinness.
Tacos will be priced at about $4 each, and the average check size is expected to be roughly $12 with a drink.
Customers won't be able to customize their tacos like at Chipotle, but they will be able to watch their food being made.
"Most dishes will be prepared in-house, in glass-enclosed kitchens that allow guests to see meat grilling or tacos in the works -- though a few ingredients will come from outside suppliers, like the Texas smoked brisket or Southern pulled pork," NRN reports.
The new concept is meant to attract a demographic of higher-income edgy foodies who would never step foot inside a Taco Bell.
"We could spend time and money trying to get these people interested in Taco Bell," but they would probably never become regular customers, Taco Bell CEO Greg Creed told Ad Age. "We thought, maybe there's a new brand we can create to address this opportunity."
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Hey remember enchiritos and pintos and cheese?
These days, Taco Bell's menu is too diverse and the items are too expensive. And what's with the made up items like waffle breakfast whatevers?
Yikes. Gimme back the good old days.
Taco Bell's new "taproom" taco of highly questionable meat, GMO & pesticide veggies, all on a GMO corn or flour tortilla.....$4.
Which would YOU rather spend your money on?
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Make Sense Of Your Social Photos With VVall's GRID
Ever find yourself posting a ton of pictures to Twitter and Facebook and Dailybooth and so on and so forth, just to have them fall into the digital abyss? The people behind vvall, a stealthish mobile photo app, have created GRID, a humble project inspired by Coffee Of The Week. GRID attempts to organize your social photos chronologically, separating your own and your friends' online image trails by date and days of the week.
Start-Up Proposes Visual Instruments for Social Data Expression
Did you feel the disturbance in the force? Conceptual thinker Ben Cerveny and visualization-guru Tom Carden, both from Stamen Design in their previous life, have just launched a new visualization venture, called bloom. Bloom seems to focus on "pop-cultural instruments for data expression and exploration", creating "new type of visual discovery experiences" that help people see "patterns and rhythms in the online services you care about". Or, put in different words, they promise to present an "ever-changing, ever-increasing variety of views onto the world's most popular web services like Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, YouTube, Netflix, Dropbox, Instagram, and so on". One can only get very excited and curious after reading all this…
Libya's unrest pushes up oil prices
Libya, although only a small part of the world's oil production, is a major supplier to many European nations and holds the largest proven reserves in Africa.
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Libya is the first major oil producer whose regime is at risk from the uprisings sweeping the Middle East and North Africa. If Libya falls, anyone of the major oil producers could be next. Already, there has been unrest in Yemen and Bahrain, where civic protests continued Tuesday, and calls for change in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Oman.
"The world could deal with the loss of Libyan barrels, but the worry is that it won't stop at Libya," Bill O'Grady, chief market strategist at Confluence Investment Management in St. Louis, told Bloomberg News. "We don't know where this is going to end."
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Women who worked full time in wage and salary jobs had median weekly earnings of $657 in 2009. This represented 80 percent of men's median weekly earnings ($819).
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This time of year, everyone in the United States is starting to fill out—with varying levels of enthusiasm—our federal income tax forms. Yet, after we write our checks to the IRS, most of us don't really know exactly where our money is going.
Fortunately, there's a new online tool to help us find out. Last year, Andrew Johnson and Louis Garcia, two developers from Minneapolis, Minn., created a website called whatwepayfor.com that uses public data to estimate how our tax money is spent. You enter your income and filing status on the site, and it creates a formatted table of numbers showing your contributions to the federal budget—down to the penny.
Developed communication designer Philipp Oehrlein, the dashboard provides access to the actual performance and background information of about 45 different indices and 8300 stocks. The Index Screen summarizes an index to its historical performance of the last 200 days. The Stock Screen combines the historical price with the article search API of the New York Times to deliver relevant news about the company during the 10 highest stock-price changes. (via http://infosthetics.com/)


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PULLMAN, Wash.— Fire crews say an arsonist broke into a research building on the W.S.U. campus early Tuesday morning, setting the 3rd damaging fire on campus in a week.
Authorities said the fire alarm went off in the College of Veterinary Medicine's McCoy Hall around 12:30 a.m. When authorities arrived, they found a broken window at an isolated, south entrance to the building. Inside, firefighters and police officers found several points of ignition. The overhead sprinkler system limited fire damage, but authorities say there is extensive water damage.
The building was cordoned off as a crime scene as crews searched for a suspect. Authorities said the building is equipped with cameras and WSU Police planned to go through footage looking for any leads in the case. The Spokane Police Department even brought down a tracking dog for the search but crews had no luck in locating a suspect.
WSU released this statement on the fire:
"WSU Police and the Pullman Fire Department are on the scene of an arson fire at McCoy Hall. An activated sprinkler system kept damage to a minimum and there are no continuing risks to individuals or other property. The Pullman Fire Department and the WSU Police Department will be investigating this fire. Please be aware of your surroundings and report anything suspicious. If you have any knowledge regarding this incident you believe may be helpful, please contact either the Pullman Fire Department at 509 332-8172 or the WSU Police Department at 509 335-8548."
Pullman firefighters were called to two other fires that destroyed the community buildings at Nez Perce apartments on Tuesday, May 22, and Chief Joseph apartments on Saturday, May 26.
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El Ateneo Grand Splendid. Historic palatial theater is now one of the world's most beautiful bookstores. pics via/via
Someone take me here, please.
I need to be here!
El Ateneo Grand Splendid. Historic palatial theater is now one of the world's most beautiful bookstores. pics via/via
Someone take me here, please.
I need to be here!
Time, and the sheer limit of it, is a remarkably and surprisingly beautiful thing. There can be no beauty, no joy, without sadness, suffering, death. This paradox is what makes life worth living.
Hahaha if only…
An inspiring video of a student at Boston College and his experience in Rwanda.
Sometimes I feel this way as well. :-/ Oh well. :-)
The power and beauty of the imagination. :-)
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Misty Mountain Hop by Mark-Cooper-Photography on Flickr.
Wow. Truly breathtaking.
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This is a moving analysis and image of a beautiful painting by my friend Chelsea. :-) I want to go and see this for myself now. Why does it have to be in the women's restroom?!
This is one of the most profound paintings I have ever seen in my life. And I found it in the women's restroom at Il Monastero…maybe I should explain.
Part of my avoidance of the Mardi Gras Madness was participating in a Social Justice and Advocacy training (which was AWESOME! Anyone want to lobby congress people with me?). When I told my friend I was spending my Friday and Saturday at Il Monastero, she told me that I had to see the painting in the women's restroom. Naturally, I was curious, but I did not think much of it until I saw the beautiful piece in person…
There is no title or artist that I could determine, but that just fits with the perfect ambiguity of the rest of the painting. Here is the profoundness of this art. The baby is in the center of the painting, standing out in its white clothes. The legs of the parents melt into the nest of care and safety that surrounds the infant. The picture is one of perfect love and commitment.
But that's when I saw it. Or rather, I understood what I could not see. Looking down from above, it is hard to determine the gender of either parent figure. I could be looking at a man and a woman, but I would believe it if the artist told me I was looking at either two men or two women. The ambiguity leaves room for an imagination to run free, to see the love and joy between two people over such a gift.
It made me want to weep for joy; I can see the perfection captured in this painting, perfection that is independent of the genders or the races of the parents. I also wanted to weep for sadness; too many individuals cannot see beauty and goodness in racially-mixed or same-sex parents.
I wish the painting were more accessible; a photograph cannot do it justice. But I hope it has provoked some thoughts in you as it has in me…
Books + Art = Best thing ever. :-)
(Source: inkwings)
Why can't I draw like this?!
Wish I could draw like this. :-)
(Source: xantheose)