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Workdigital, the development brains behind Twitjobsearch, (disclosure: WorkDigital are part owned by Incisive Media) were looking at ways to improve their job search engine for microblogging platforms and naturally decided to take a look at Google Buzz.
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Why do some people believe that the natural sciences are more "scientific" and / or important than the behavioral / social sciences?
I look at the problems of our world and firmly believe that behavioral and social scientists are just as important as natural scientists when it comes to having the potential to ameliorate most of these problems. Yet, from grant money to awards for achievement (e.g., Nobel Prize), the focus is always on the natural sciences.
I think part of the issue is that it is more difficult to know when a behavioral / social scientific discovery has made the world a better place. As an example, If a radiation portal monitor (based on natural science) prevents a dirty bomb from entering the Port of South Louisiana, the usefulness of radiation detection technology is obvious. If research on extremism attenuation (based on behavioral science) leads to policies that prevent terrorists from sending the dirty bomb in the first place, we will likely never be aware that this research led to our protection.
Do you believe that the behavioral / social sciences are under appreciated? If so, what can be done about it?
edward long 100+Aug 6 2013: Human behavior is not predictable. Water will always boil at its boiling point but people won't always respond to stimulus in the predicted manner. Behavior is not quantifiable. Statistics can be accumulated and predictions made, but in each individual experiment there is no certainty regarding the subject's reaction. It's like trying to push a rope. Besides, anyone who goes to a shrink should have their head examined!
Aug 7 2013: Hi Cory - "Guns Up!"
I deeply appreciate your point - and I agree! The biggest threat to civilization is not a natural disaster! The asteroid Apophis is not going to destroy us. Global warming will take at least a generation to threaten the worldwide climate. No, the most urgent National Security threat is what we are willing to do to each other & to ourselves.
You have to remember that the events of 9/11 were motivated as a retaliation. The hijackers were retaliating for perceived injustices committed by the non-Muslim west against Islamic Civilization. Their view represents a bizarre distortion of the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Even so, I believe that we still understand too little about these events - and our role in them.
As an issue for Sociology - I think we understand too little about the social structures & cultural traditions that motivated these events. Many authorities simply turned a blind eye to the facts. I mean, when they found Bin Laden, where was he found? He was less than two miles from the National Military Academy. There are issues here that require much more study & investigation. We can't just dismiss our enemies as EVIL and/or demonic. There are social factors here that we have to understand before we can address them.
Same thing for Psychology. The 9/11 hijackers were motivated to suicide as a religious & political act of defiance & revenge. Clearly, there was brain-washing involved at some level. TED published a video on that. They showed Taliban indoctrination of teenage boys. And as that intensified, preparation for eventual suicide became apparent.
Cory, your point here could not be more important to all of us. The physical sciences are great if you want to build a rocket ship. But until we reach the point where we can build the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) space vessel and escape to the stars - there's no solution there. The core science addressing these problems are Social science.
Aug 11 2013: I can see the point: physics, for example, are very mathematical, and therefore should be much more straightforward than, for example, biology, and then that would be more straightforward that the social sciences. Also the social sciences are very important because they are all about us. But not straightforward. That would convince me quickly that the social sciences are much harder than the natural sciences. However, because there's this false sense that social sciences should be much easier, it attracts a lot of idiots. The load of idiocy might make the social sciences look quite unscientific and undisciplined. So, the way I see it, the social sciences are filled with idiots, overpopulated, and therefore the perception that they should be easier than the natural sciences. I think that the opposite would be true if we were much more serious about the methodologies and such in the social sciences, but the burden of so many inadequate people participating in them will be very hard to overcome.
Unfortunately, the way education has been handled as of late has produced a similar effect in the natural sciences where we see lots of idiots trying to become scientists out of being unable to get into whatever schools they originally wanted. They become scientists for very wrong reasons. Therefore, soon enough idiocy will prevail in any of the sciences, not just the social sciences. It's a matter of population overload.
Aug 13 2013: I understand you to mean that science, for example, is an area in which people are increasingly asserting expertise without the depth of understanding or learning that real expertise and sound scientific judgment require. Social science, particularly because of its lower mathematical requirements and the possibility of substituting "common sense" for research in making claims, may draw relatively more people less inclined to analytic rigor and research in the experimental sense..
Aug 6 2013: I have noticed that an increasing amount of National Science Foundation fellowship money is going into social science.
I agree with Edward that the greater measurement problems in social science make the results of studies in that area much more ambiguous than findings in physical science.


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Understanding debt: The good, the bad and the ugly
Not all debt is bad. Knowing the difference between bad and good debt will help you make better financial decisions.
Now sitting at 163 per cent of disposable income, the debt load of Canadians has become alarmingly high — just about the same level that existed in Britain and the U.S. before their housing bubbles burst.
But not all debt is the same. There's the good, the bad and the downright ugly.
To me, good debt is taken on for a significant and long lasting benefit. The classic example is a mortgage to buy a house or condo. But even here there are caveats. If the debt is too large for your income, it increases stress and exposes family members to undue risk.
There's also the issue of opportunity cost. When mortgage debt turns you house poor, there's no money available for some of life's important pleasures such as sports for the kids or hobbies for parents. And saving for retirement, education or emergencies often goes out the window.
Education is also typically cited as a good debt, but here too there are caveats. Though I believe in education for its own sake, gone are the days when you could inexpensively sample university life.
One way for a student to help ensure that their education debt falls into the good category is for them to take a gap year or two in order to save and to explore their employment goals. Another option is an unpaid internship. It won't fatten their bank account but it's a great way to test the waters of what they want to do.
I'll give you an example of a good debt from my own life. Fifteen years ago my family bought a small farm, which was in terrible condition. It quickly became apparent to us rural newbies that we couldn't manage without equipment — an aging Toyota station wagon didn't do so well on fencing duty in a muddy field.
We bought a tractor for $3,300 cash — a beautiful 1952 Ford 8N Diamond Jubilee model but it broke down constantly. So, we turned a bad choice into good debt by using it as a down payment on a brand new John Deere with a front-end loader and a blade for clearing the snow off a long driveway.
To me this was good debt because we could afford the payments and without the tractor we couldn't operate our farm.
Bad debt is usually the result of discretionary consumption — clothes, electronics or a bigger, better, more up-to-date whatever. Often these purchases sit on credit cards and credit lines. The majority of household non-mortgage debt falls into this area.
Bad debt is disheartening and few can actually name all the items purchased as it grows. Even worse is buy-now-pay-later debt for things like appliances, hot tubs or furniture. When the sum isn't paid off by the deadline, it becomes a high-interest debt and sometimes the accumulated interest is added to the principle.
Far too many people borrow 100 per cent in order to purchase a car but at least it becomes an asset once the big depreciation of the first couple of years have passed.
I recall one family featured on my television show, "Maxed Out." They had two very good incomes but, to their dismay, $90,000 in line-of-credit debt and they couldn't figure out where the money had gone.
When I met the couple and their three children I immediately had my suspicions. There were all rather plump. After a little snooping through their cupboards and garbage — oh, the glamour of being a TV host — my suspicions were confirmed.
This family hadn't cooked for years. They bought prepackaged meals, takeout or restaurant fare for breakfast, lunch and the majority of dinners. I estimated that that they were spending around $800 a month extra on this unhealthy diet. This habit, plus interest, was the primary source of their $90,000 in bad debt.
Ugly debt is money owed to family or friends. Though I've known a few instances where it works well, this type of borrowing often breeds acrimony and resentment.
A major part of the problem is the lack of distance between the parties. It's quite difficult to be firm with friends or family when it comes to missed payments or no payments at all.
Another issue is lack of documentation laying out the debt, interest and payment schedule. After a few years, memories tend to fail when it comes to financial specifics. If you must borrow from friends or family, get it in writing just as if the lender were a bank.
What kind of debt do you have — good, bad or ugly?
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The newest iPhone operating system was released yesterday, but the hotly anticipated HealthKit technology wasn't part of it. Nonetheless, even tight-lipped Epic has begun to offer details about what the platform will look like when the kinks are finally... More
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App developers, who say they are being left out of important mHealth privacy and security conversations, are calling on the federal government to give them a little more transparency around the issues. More
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Burly Detective:"Come on, Harry. Take it easy."
Harry Callahan:"Or this job, either. Having to wade through the scum of this city, being swept away by bigger and bigger waves of corruption, apathy and red tape. Nah, that doesn't bother me. But you know what does bother me?"
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The country will focus on cleaning up old loans made to local government financing vehicles (LGFV) while tightening new debt issues and raising cash to debt coverage ratios, China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) said on its website.
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No internet connectivity when wanting to order the book.
Not sure what is causing my PC not to have internet connectivity when I press the order book button. I have Microsoft XP and your download should work OK. What is going on?
I have the same problem. I assume it is because Blurb is unable to detect my proxy address. I can access Blurb.com and login so I know I have internet connectivity, but when the blurb software tries to access the site directly, it fails. Anyone know how to tell blurb software about the proxy server?
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Hmmm, I would try signing into the Blurb Web site first and make sure your username and password work as expected, and then try uploading your book again.
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Hey guys try upgrading to the new software. I had old version and tried to upload and got the same problem. Good luck.
Hello, I have the same problem. I'm running Booksmart version 22.214.171.12456 on Windows XP behind a proxy and it is unable to upload the book. I have signed in successfully to the website, so I know my username/password combination work. Any fixes for this??
I am having the same problem and its driving me crazy. I have also signed into the blub wesite so know the user name and apssword are correct-I need help!!!
Hi Guys;
Hope I'm not treading on anybody's feet here…
All of these sound to me like Firewall issues!
Have you ensured that Blurb/BookSmart is "enabled" or "permitted" within your Firewall programs to make external connections?
I ran into the same "error" when I first tried to connect, and my Firewall was blocking my connection…
Just a suggestion…
I'm running into the same problem of internet connectivity, something about "an internet connection could not be established…unable to retrieve server endpoints"..read through the above suggestions and am still having problems. I enabled Booksmart within my firewall, I have the newest version of Booksmart, I made sure that username and passowrd are correct. Any more suggetions would be great. I did fill out a support form from blurb, but am anxious to order my book.
The point of having a proxy is so you can bypass a firewall. It doesn't seem like Booksmart is picking up those settings. If it was, I wouldn't have a problem connecting to anything outside. All my other applications work fine when I specify proxy settings, but Booksmart doesn't have a way to do that.


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Dallas police say Genesis Gregory was with his grandfather and uncle while they did yard work for home in the 6600 block of Ridgeview Circle.
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Karama Has No Walls
It is March 18, 2011, in Change Square in Sanaa, Yemen. University students and other youth are in the square in an area that has developed into the epicenter of Yemen's uprising. The day is Jumaat Al-Karama, a Day of Dignity. What transpires will alter the future of Yemen forever, and the film shows what happened in and around the Square that day.
Shot courageously by Nasr Al-Namir, who was 17-years-old, and Khaled Rajeh, who was 23-years-old, thugs brought machine guns to the Square where a people known to love their weapons had given them up and committed to protest. A wall had also been built to separate the square, filled with demonstrators, from a neighborhood.
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The Lady in Number 6
"My world is music," she says. "Music is a dream." It is beautiful. It is like a religion for her. Playing Beethoven, Bach, Brahms—classical music—gives her such an energetic spirit. And it has kept her alive for 110 years.
Alice Herz Sommer is the oldest pianist. She still plays piano. She was born in Prague and lives in the United Kingdom. She played for famous artists when she was young, like writer Franz Kafka, who knew her mother. She also is the oldest known Holocaust survivor, having been sent to Theresienstadt, which was a feeder camp for Auschwitz . At the camp, she was able to play piano since Theresienstadt was a camp where Nazis let artists play music so they could broadcast propaganda to the world and claim they were not seriously abusing Jews.
It is hard not to be inspired by Sommer's spirit and love for music. She survived the Holocaust. The Nazis considered music to be a luxury and not for Jews so they took away her piano after they invaded in 1939. But she and two of her friends, who survived as well, do not seem to have allowed their horrific experiences to define who they are. One of them even says she "never felt like a victim." She felt like an "observer." Which is not to suggest she was not mistreated, but, as she states, "Survival is a very complex matter."
Watching Sommer play piano and still remember what notes to play at her age (she's 109 years-old in the film) is magnificent to watch on its own. Yet, what really makes this an exceptional film is Sommer's character and her commitment to not allow pessimism or hate into her life. She is going to keep on living and be happy. Music makes her happy. In fact, just the thought of music makes her happy.
Music does not only have the power to help a person survive suffering and hardship, but it can also keep one's spirit eager to wake up and live another day when most would think you haven't got much life left to live. As she says, the older we are, "the more we are aware of the beauty of life."
A middle-aged man, Ra Paulette has a passion for creating art through the digging of caves and he happens to be really good at it too. Every cave he digs is with hand tools. He is captivated by the aesthetic of creating space in the sandstone of this area in New Mexico, which he suggests is the only place where he would he could do what he does. To him, it is transformative. It provides people a "break in the continuity" of their lives.
How does one live off digging caves? One would have to be pretty well-off to spend years digging because it makes them feel spiritually whole.
Fortunately, Paulette has his wife to provide some semblance of financial security. Paulette has tried to market his craft. He has created spaces for customers with thousands of dollars to spend on paying him $15/hour to dig. But that can be frustrating because sometimes they won't want to pay him any more and will stop him from finishing the transformation of the space.
Paulette is driven, committed to digging that cave that will be his magnum opus, and there are few stories that are as visually gratifying as the transformation of rock into spaces of beauty.
Facing Fear
The story is unquestionably compelling. When Matthew Boger was 13-years-old, his mom kicked him out of the house for being gay. He had to live on the streets and, in Hollywood, he was nearly beaten to death by young neo-Nazi punks. Then, twenty-five years later, Boger met one of the assailants who left him to die on the street one night .
Tim Zaal, who once believed in white power, came to the Museum of Tolerance in Berkeley, California, where Boger is the director. Boger now had an opportunity to talk about the rage left inside of him after he was kicked violently by Zaal.
Zaal had guilt inside of him too. He struggled with what he had done and was willing to express that to Boger.
The serendipitous nature of it seems to have been a factor in convincing the men to talk about what happened that night. Boger forgave him. They now do speaking engagements together to teach people to not let themselves hate.
Is the positive upbeat nature of the film a downfall of the movie? Does one wish the chain of events between Boger and Zaal could be presented in a more stark context to amplify what happened between them?
Finding forgiveness is inspiring. Most gays who are victims of white hate probably may never have what Boger and Zaal have been able to accomplish. Yet, from that reality, the film derives its purpose and life in society.
Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall
At the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison, private donations fund hospice care for terminally ill prisoners. The idea is that, even if you are a murderer or rapist, you have done the time and deserve to spend your last few days with care, some semblance of comfort and others assisting you as you die.
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I was also struck again and again by how malleable conspiracy theories are. They can change on a dime. Something that's a benevolent conspiracy to one audience becomes the enemy outside to someone else. Or the identity of the enemy can evolve over time.
Is there a peculiarly American "flavor" of conspiracy theories?
The classic American narrative is the enemy without and historically, it dates back to Colonial times.
Native Americans were persecuted because they represented the anarchic New World and were perceived as agents of disorder. In contrast, Roman Catholics were persecuted because they represented the aristocratic Old World we had just overthrown. That tension runs throughout American history.
I would expect a totalitarian society to have fewer "enemy without" stories and more "enemy above" stories. We are a more transparent society. But democracy has its own anxieties.
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That depends on your politics. From my point of view, the enemy outside, the enemy within and the enemy below theories often are used to justify attacks on civil liberties.
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Don't you come uncomfortably close to defining all religions as benevolent conspiracies? Are you concerned that you'll be accused of reductionism by your more spiritually oriented readers?
Yeah, theories of conspiracy theory often intersect with religion. A person of one religion generally is skeptical toward all other religions.
But you can't analyze American culture without analyzing American religion. I don't think that a Bible-believing Christian will have a hard time accepting the notion that someone who believes in benevolent aliens believes in a secularized version of angels. They might think they're right and the other person is wrong, but they'll understand that it's the same family of beliefs.
Again, I'm not out to debunk anyone's faith. I'm offering a theory of conspiracy thinking, not a theory of religion. People are free to adopt whatever spiritual path they want. I'm not trying to dissuade them.
What final insight do you hope readers will come away with after reading your book?
I became aware of how easy it is to create a compelling conspiracy narrative and how hard it was to avoid falling into it.
Conspiracy theorists are at their best and most useful when they're pointing out the holes in the evidence that people take for granted. They're at their worst when they're contriving alternative narratives to explain those holes.
I want people to come away being skeptical of all narratives — especially their own.
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Jesse Walker discusses "The United States of Paranoia" ($25.99, HarperCollins) at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Ivy Bookshop, 6080 Falls Road. Free. Call 410-377-2966 or go to theivybookshop.com.


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Zionist Leader Haim Arlosoroff Was Murdered So That Israel Could Live
The notorious political assassination, still unsolved 80 years later, is instrumental in in keeping Israeli politics sane
Eighty years ago this month, Haim Arlosoroff, one of the most prominent leaders of the pre-state Jewish community in Palestine, was murdered on the beach in Tel Aviv. The crime remains unsolved and has spawned any number of conspiracy theories: To hear different people tell it, Arlosoroff was shot by the far right, the far left, the Arabs, or the Nazis, with each of these theories revealing not only facts about a specific crime but also much about the still unstable political psyche of a young nation. Eighty years and one political assassination later, Arlosoroff's unsolved murder continues to haunt Israel.
On Saturday night, June 16, 1933, Haim Arlosoroff and his wife Sima were sipping coffee at the Kate Dan hotel overlooking the Mediterranean, unwinding after what had been an exhausting week. Two days earlier, Arlosoroff had returned from a long trip to Europe that took him to London, Brussels, and Berlin. He was there to try and negotiate with the newly ascendant National Socialist Party and arrange for the safe passage of Germany's Jews and their property to Palestine. It was a doomed mission—the Nazis would not meet directly with a Jew, and Arlosoroff's efforts to find a British interlocutor failed. More poignantly, political opponents back home did not take kindly to the idea of an official representative of the Jewish community negotiating with Hitler. Arolosoroff, declared the newspaper of the right-wing Revisionist movement, was selling out to Hitler because he was greedy; he was a traitor to boot, an internationalist agitator, a knife in the back of the Jewish nation. "The Jewish people," read one typically ominous bit of criticism, "have always known how to treat those who betrayed their dignity and the dignity of the Torah, and we will know how to respond now that such a travesty is being committed in full view of the entire world."
These were harsh words, but Arlosoroff was unmoved. At 34, he was one of the youngest and fastest-rising leaders of the leading Mapai party, the political director of the Jewish Agency, and no stranger to controversy. In 1933 alone he had clashed bitterly with David Ben Gurion over whether or not the Zionist movement ought to increase its influence in the British Parliament and organized a rare and heatedly criticized meeting between Arab and Jewish leaders in the hopes of facilitating peace. When he sat down for a late coffee at the hotel, then, a crowd of onlookers gathered nearby, gawking at him and making catcalls. Arlosoroff, after all, was the biggest celebrity in the tiny town.
Miffed by all the unwelcome attention, Haim and Sima Arlosoroff decided to seek privacy by taking a stroll on the beach. Soon, however, Sima noticed that they were being trailed by two men, one short and the other tall. To shake off the stalkers, the couple left the beach and dashed for a while into a nearby neighborhood. When they felt safe, they returned to the beach and resumed their leisurely stroll. Soon, however, the two men reappeared. They walked toward the Arlosoroffs. One of them shined a light in Haim Arlosoroff's face.
"Why are you bothering us?" asked Arlosoroff, and Sima, annoyed, pleaded with the men to leave them alone.
"How much is the time?" asked the tall one, cryptically.
"It's none of your business," replied Arlosoroff.
"How much is the time?" came the question, so awkwardly worded, once again. Haim and Sima Arlosoroff began to walk away. The short stalker drew out a gun and fired it once, hitting Haim Arlosoroff in his stomach. Then the two men ran away. Sima called for help, and a car soon materialized to rush Arlosoroff to the hospital. He died there three hours later. The next day, his coffin was publicly displayed, wrapped in a tallit, a Hebrew flag, a red flag, and a stripe of black cloth. Then the accusations started flying.
To give each of them its merit would take decades, and did: As late as 1982, then-Prime Minister Menachem Begin, eager to clear his Revisionist movement from all accusations of historical wrongdoing, took the unlikely step of appointing an official committee to investigate a crime cold for 49 years. The committee reviewed the facts, interviewed all living witnesses, and determined that it was impossible to conclude who had pulled the trigger and why. The main culprits at the time, a small band of right-wing activists affiliated with Ze'ev Jabotinsky's Beitar movement, were tried by the British mandatory court and released for lack of evidence. Going another route, many at the time of the murder were moved by the testimony of Abdul Majid, a local Arab man who confessed, of his own accord, to having committed the crime. He later retracted this story and then retracted the retraction and said he'd shot Arlosoroff, but only because he was promised a fortune by the right. Those who believed he was the shooter pointed out that the assassin's seeming lack of command of Hebrew—asking "how much is the time" rather than "what time is it"—suggested he was not Jewish.
As Chinese-Israeli Relations Enjoy a Second Honeymoon, America Frets
The last time China and the Jewish state drew close, the United States drove them apart. Now there's even more at stake.


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Dana Holgorsen isn't about to apologize to anyone that his
Mountaineers received an automatic BCS bowl bid through a hectic three-way tie
to the end the season.
As official word came out Sunday evening that the WVU
football team would be matched up against Clemson in the Orange Bowl, the
inclusion of the No. 23 Mountaineers with their 9-3 record and Big East crown
was used as fuel for arguments against the BCS system.
Add in Michigan and Virginia Tech's at-large invitations and
there will be plenty of reasons for teams and college football fans to question
the way the top bowls are decided.
But the way it is now, somebody had to represent the Big
East, and that somebody just happens to be a team that looked all but
eliminated from the race after an embarrassing loss to Syracuse and a setback
to Louisville that was only slightly less so.
In the time since that home loss to the Cardinals,
Holgorsen's team has strung together a three-game winning streak that, while
extremely ugly at times, has resulted in an Orange Bowl appearance.
"We just challenged the guys to just get a little bit more
excited to play the game and telling the guys that when you face adversity like
that, you've got to rally the troops and get everybody to focus on what's
important, which is getting excited about playing the game of football," says
Despite the frustrations of falling behind to each one of
their final three opponents in the fourth quarter and seeming incapable of
putting together any sort of consistent success on offense, the games have
certainly had their share of excitement.
Wins over Cincinnati and South Florida literally came down
to the final play of the game and the WVU defense had to hold strong against
Pittsburgh in order to win the Backyard Brawl. Holgorsen may prefer to win a
game where his team leads start to finish and puts away the opponent early, but
he'll also take what got the Mountaineers to a BCS bowl berth.
"Regardless of what happens, you've just got to keep
playing, you've got to keep playing, you've got to keep playing and you've got
to find a way to win at the end," he says. "For the last three games, our guys
have been able to do that."
Now he and his guys have a month to prepare for the Tigers.
With just 15 practices allowed before the bowl game, it's important that the
staff does well to balance the schedule so the team doesn't spend too much time
away from football between now and Jan. 4, 2012.
"Shoot, that's a month from now," says Holgorsen. "You've
got to give them some time off, you've got to go through finals, you've got to
give them some time off for Christmas, but you've still got to get a bunch of
work done. You can't take two weeks off and then get out there and expect to
have your timing right and all that. You've got to balance a couple things."
Holgorsen says the one thing he won't need to do is try
getting his team fired up to play the game. It's the Discover Orange Bowl. If
the Mountaineers can't get motivated enough just based on that fact, there's no
point in playing the game.
West Virginia also has a chance to prove itself on a
national stage. There is plenty of dissent from fans who believe the Big
East doesn't deserve a BCS bid and especially not for a team that got
dismantled on national television to a Syracuse team that has lost every game
since and failed to make a bowl at all.
Clemson may have fallen off in losing three of its final
four regular season games, but by loading up on Virginia Tech in the ACC title
game, the Tigers proved just how formidable an opponent they can be.
Holgorsen will have his hands full with bowl preparation and
recruiting throughout the month of December, but just like his players, he has
all the motivation he needs to push through it.
After all, in just his first year as a head coach, he has
the opportunity to play in a BCS bowl game. Regardless of how he achieved that
distinction, it's his job to show that his team belongs on that field in Miami.


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The University Archives contains records of the university. The Special Collections contain materials that originated outside the university.
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For background information about Newport architecture, start with Yarnall, James L. Newport Through Its Architecture: A History of Styles from Postmedieval to Postmodern. Newport, RI: Salve Regina University Press, 2005.
For background information about Newport history, start with Stensrud, Rockwell. Newport: A Lively Experiment, 1639-1969. Newport, RI: Redwood Library & Athenaeum, 2006.
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CWA urges FCC to raise broadband speed definition
In filed comments, CWA backed the FCC's proposal to raise the current broadband definition from 4 Mbps down/1 Mbps up to 10 Mbps down/1.5 Mbps up. Read More »
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Three Democratic FCC commissioners voted to modernize the E-rate program, adding an additional $2 billion to schools and libraries for improved Wi-Fi services. Read More »
The FCC voted 5-0 today to appropriate up to $100 million to expand rural broadband through its Connect America Fund. Read More »
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Mmm, Rosé, perfect for summer! This 2010 Sean Minor Vin Gris is made from Pinot Noir grapes. Pinot Noir, you ask? Isn't Pinot Noir a light red wine, enjoyed by many? Why yes! It is! Rosé wines are made from a variety of grapes that we normally associate with red wine, for example - Rioja, Grenache, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, etc.
The major difference between a typical red and typical rose is how long the grape skins are left in contact with the juice. Skins impart taste, tannin and color. If you think about it, the juice from both red and white grapes are both clear! When making a Rosé wine, the skins are only left on only for a short time and then are removed and discarded from the juice, leaving a pinkish hue to the wine. This wine was left in contact with the skins for only 24 hours.
Let's talk about taste. This Rosé has a round mouth feel to it - not too acidic, but doesn't fall flat, and has a very clean finish. I smell and taste cherry as well as other red fruits - cranberries and strawberries. There is also has a creaminess to it, mmm, think strawberries and cream. (One of my all time favorite low-carb desserts!) If you're looking for a Rosé that has a medium body, is smooth, fresh and crisp with noticeable notes of red fruit, pick this guy up.


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Our organization started in 1999, and was then called the West Tennessee Country Decorators. The group was originally organized by Jo Ann Thweatt, a Wilton teacher for more than 40 years, and other Wilton teachers and students. Word of mouth was the best we could do at that time but things have certainly changed! When we started we met in our members' homes, sharing information, customer stories and, of course, our knowledge through various Sugar Arts demonstrations. Since the Fall of 2011, we have begun meeting at a local restaurant, then a new company called SweetWise, to provide fellowship and continue demonstrations of all facets of the Sugar Arts. (see calendar on the home page) We have not forgotten our original Mission - to help educate Sugar Artists. We continue to share our talents on a monthly basis. See our Calendar of Events on the Home page near the bottom.
Our guest Judge/Instructor this year was Jay Qualls and Leigh Sipe, co-ICES show Director for the upcoming 2013 ICES Convention in Lexington, KY, with Geraldine Kidwell. Leigh demonstrated how to make a Poured Sugar Beer Bottle, and Jay did a demo on what you would learn in his class, which he taught on Wednesday, Sept. 5th. He taught Billowing and Royal Icing Stringwork. Thanks to them both for their support and time.
In 2013, the Second Annual Sugar Arts Show and Competition was held on Sept. 5th, 6th, and 7th. The actual competition was Sept. 5th. Check out the other pages of the website for more information.
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While the Arizona-based Center to Protect Patient Rights and the Americans for Responsible Leadership successfully settled to pay only a combined $1 million for failing to adhere to California's campaign disclosure laws, the political committees that received millions of dollars from the Koch-associated groups still could face heftier enforcement actions.Read More »
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Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew warned Thursday of a "potentially catastrophic" hit to the economy if the nation reaches the debt limit next week and defaults on its obligations.Read More »
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2010 decision to mortgage state's assets threatens cash reserves
Borrowing billions of dollars allowed Arizona to limp through the worst financial crisis in its history. But the decision to mortgage state assets that include the House and Senate buildings has an unwanted underside: It precludes the state from having significant cash reserves.
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Some members of Arizona's congressional delegation hoped to show solidarity with furloughed federal employees by cutting or suspending their pay during the government shutdown.Read More »
Auditor general's report finds flaws in handling of construction complaints
A performance audit by the state Auditor General's Office highlighted several problems in the Registrar of Contractors system designed to ensure quality work from licensed contractors to consumers.Read More »
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Doris Roberts, from the popular TV show "Everybody Loves Raymond," is in Chattanooga today as the celebrity guest at the 2012 Life Boomers & Seniors Expo. Follow live updates from the expo here.
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Harrison Keely is an online breaking news producer for the Times Free Press. He manages social media for the paper and anchors the daily newscast. He joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press as a reporter in 2010. He previously served as managing editor of the Smoky Mountain Sentinel in western North Carolina and as a business reporter for the Washington Times in Washington, D.C. He graduated from Lee University in 2009 where he served as ...


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Yawn. Cry me a river, peasants. People dying will not get me to accept Medicaid funding.
The perils of Florida's refusal to expand Medicaid
Charlene Dill is one of an estimated 2,000 people who expected to face dire health issues due to lack of access to care.
By Billy Manes PUBLISHED: APRIL 9, 2014
Charlene Dill didn't have to die. On March 21, Dill was supposed to bring her three children over to the South Orlando home of her best friend, Kathleen Voss Woolrich. The two had cultivated a close friendship since 2008; they shared all the resources that they had, from debit-card PINs to transportation to baby-sitting and house keys. They helped one another out, forming a safety net where there wasn't one already. They "hustled," as Woolrich describes it, picking up short-term work, going out to any event they could get free tickets to, living the high life on the low-down, cleaning houses for friends to afford tampons and shampoo. They were the working poor, and they existed in the shadows of the economic recovery that has yet to reach many average people.
So on March 21, when Dill never showed up with her three kids (who often came over to play with her 9-year-old daughter, Zahra), Woolrich was surprised she didn't even get a phone call from Dill. She shot her a text message – something along the lines of "Thanks for ditching me, LOL" – not knowing what had actually happened. Dill, who was estranged from her husband and raising three children aged 3, 7 and 9 by herself, had picked up yet another odd job. She was selling vacuums on a commission basis for Rainbow Vacuums. On that day, in order to make enough money to survive, she made two last-minute appointments. At one of those appointments, in Kissimmee, she collapsed and died on a stranger's floor.
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Thanks for this thoughtful essay. It appears to be part of having a prosperous country over generations, encouraging politicians to run up debt in order to prevent people from having to find their own way. It always ends the same way, because it is impossible to sustain such in the long run. We appear to be at the end stage of debt-based prosperity, and the next stage will be either the destruction of the dollar's value or default, either of which will destroy everyone's wealth. At that point, marriage and other traditional values will be the choice, because it will be necessary in order to survive, just as it was for most of human history.


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The Miss World Final had been earlier scheduled to take place in Sentul, on the outskirts of Indonesia's capital, Jakarta. Here will witness the final ten contestants parade before millions of viewers in the splendid finale of Miss World 2013. Yu Wenxia of China PR will crown her successor and Miss World 2013 at the end of this event and will be broadcast to more than 180 countries.
The grand finale of the pageant will take place on 28 September 2013 in Jakarta. The winner will be crowned Miss World 2013 by reigning Miss World, Wenxia Yu of China.
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The Miss World 2013 pageant will open in spectacular fashion with a ceremony in Bali, Indonesia. On the opening ceremony of the 63rd edition of the global beauty contest, in the Exhibition Gallery at The Westin Inn hotel, Bali. The gala will feature all 131 contestants, a record number, who will formally introduce themselves to the world after a catwalk.
Miss World Beach Fashion 2013 qualifiers were announced on September 9 after a Balinese sarong presentation held at Westin Resort, Nusa Dua. At the first round, the judges have chosen 32 contestants. After the second round of the contest, the judges picked the Top 10. However, the judges couldn't decide who to put through as the 10th finalist, so they put through both of them. The winner will be announced at the Live final on Saturday 28 September.
Miss World Sports Challenge 2013 qualifiers were announced on September 9. First qualifier, the contestants had to perform a selection of four fitness exercises, for 30 seconds per exercise. After each routine, the total number of repetitions were added together giving them a total score. The top 4 from each group were then selected to go through onto tomorrow's final round of sports events. There was also a reserve from each group selected to stand in incase for any reason one of the select few can not take part in the finals on September 10.
Miss World media partner MNC Group has put together a handy travel advice page for anyone planning on spending time in the beautiful archipelago nation. You can find out all about the 'must see' attractions of Indonesia, information on flights and local transport, and a shortlist of recommended hotels for those coming to the Miss World Final in Bogor, Jakarta.
The Sentul International Convention Center is located just on the border between Jakarta and West Java. Governor of West Java, on his part, has also expressed his support for the Event, considering that no bikini contests will take place here.
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