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The Avengers Reviews: Wildly Enthusiastic!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
The Avengers is not only a superhero movie for the ages, it is a pretty fantastic stand-alone film, regardless of the genre.
So states our pals at Movie Fanatic, whose Avengers review is just one of a number of enthusiastic critiques across the board for this Marvel-based ensemble blockbuster.
The film has already raked in hundreds of millions around the globe and is likely to break some major records in the U.S. this weekend.
What, exactly, are critics saying about the teaming up of Iron Man, Captain America and company? Consider these excerpts from the most glowing reviews:
It's two-plus hours of visual brawn, unexpected heartbeats and welcome humor. - The Denver Post
Comic geeks can collectively sigh with deep relief: Joss Whedon has taken their beloved Avengers and given them back a well-directed, action-packed, brilliantly written film. - Movie City News
A superpowered crowd-pleaser, Marvel's The Avengers wows its way into comics-to-film history as one of the greatest popcorn flicks of its era. - TV Guide
What makes this anticipated film so absorbing is how the heroes' internal battles are often more pronounced than their external ones. And when these troubled people interact, it's electric. - Kansas City Star
Did you attend a midnight showing of The Avengers? If show, chime in below with your own take!
I went to see the film on opening day, and all I can say is this: Best. Movie. EVER. I'm a lifelong fan of the comics, and I feel that this had the perfect balance of elements from The Ultimates and mainstream Avengers comics.
I recall being skeptical when the casting change for Banner was announced, but Ruffalo did a beautiful job of portraying my favorite character in the Marvel universe.
And Joss? Well, he's Joss! I grew up on Buffy, Firefly, etc., and I'm so glad that he treated this project as he has all of his other work. Brilliant, brilliant job. Truly.
I've now been to see it four times, and I plan on seeing it for a fifth soon. This has replaced Blade Runner as my favorite film of all time. It leaves me wanting and expecting more amazing stuff out of Marvel.
Fandom... ASSEMBLE!
(P.S.: I'm not a member of Loki's Army.)
Great movie!
I agree wholeheartedly with everything mentioned in the article. It was an amazing film and it definitely didn't disappoint. I saw it in 3D and, for the most part, the effect is underwhelming. There're only a few scenes that really take advantage of it. That aside, the movie itself is breathtaking, suspenseful, funny, and everything in between.

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Theoretically River could continue to guest star forever since they can push back her and the Doctor's last encounter for as long as they like (although at some point it would become ridiculous if Alex Kingston was so much older than when River died). However this could be avoided if they make the Doctor find a way to get out of the Library-computer. Wasn't it implied in "Forest of the dead" that he would try to do so in the future?
yep. I think we will have River coming back as long as Alex is still fit enough to do all her stunts (and the makeup department can deage her, well from how much she has visually aged that might never be a problem), she wants to play River (which from what she has said in interviews will be never, she seems to love playing her, love the fans, and wants her own spin off), and as long as Moffat is around to write for her (and willing to, well not really that, she is his favorite so he will probably write for her forever).
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He promises to marry her if she lives…
Found this little kid the other day and couldn't help but freak out a bit at the resemblance. XD
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In The Imposible Astronaut when River tells Rory about her relationship with the Doctor
- I really don't believe what she says about "Every time we meet, I know him more and he knows me less." I think that might be the general pattern of their travels but that is just not true from what we've seen of their timelines. There are times when they do move somewhat in the same order .
- I'm not exactly sure to what she is referring when she says "The first time I met him, he knew all about me." Does she mean Let's Kill Hitler? Somehow I don't think so. I think (and I was working on a fanfiction for this but then I gave up because it sucked) it is possible that she met the Doctor when she was a little girl (maybe just after regenerating into Mels) and he told her about him, which is why she knew that the Doctor was always there to save the day (except at the Titanic and such). And she trusted him because he knew all about her. Anyway, I think she probably met him before her timeline in Let's Kill Hitler… what do you think?
I never thought about the second one but that makes sense. unless the silence told her all that stuff about the doctor. but maybe that is what he did during the time between aGMGtW and LKH, River told him what he needed to do and then after they did what they needed to she drugged him to forget (because River does what River wants, and River doesn't give a single fuck about timelines and continuity if anyone she loves is in danger (including her self) so she did what she had to to keep her self safe and to protect her timeline)


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Ever since various municipalities began the widespread deployment of red light cameras at trafffic intersections in the 1990s, government officials in those jurisdictions have claimed the use of the cameras to catch alleged scofflaws and issue them tickets with heavy fines attached, had nothing to do with raising revenues. Whenever criticized for the privacy-invasive or other constitutional infirmities with such techniques, government advocates of the cameras invariably would declare that the cameras were put in place and maintained solely for safety purposes. Yeah, sure.
Now, if anyone still doubts that local governments use red light cameras to raise revenue, all they have to do is read that a number of jurisdictions, including Gwinnett County in suburban Atlanta, Georgia, are curtailing their deployment of the devices because — are you ready for this — they "no longer pay for themselves." In other words, the number of tickets and fines generated by the red light cameras is insufficient to justify their continued deployment, so governments are discontinuing their use. One local elected official in Lilburn, Georgia, was quite frank about the matter, stating for the newspaper that, "when you build your budget around those sources of revenue [red light cameras], it's difficult."
As a long-time opponent of red light cameras, I am delighted some jurisdictions are moving away from such techniques for generating income. It's also nice to see that at least some government officials are now being honest about why they used the cameras; better late than never, I suppose.
You may submit comments on the Barr Code all weekend but they will not be posted until Monday morning.
March 20th, 2009
10:45 am
You said it–glad the real story is out in the open. And what a victory–however small–for the curbing of big brother. Amen!
March 20th, 2009
11:18 am
One thing you failed to mention is the fact that the State required all camera intersections to add one second to the yellow light timing.
So what is it really — the cameras have done their job … or were the lights set for too little yellow time ???
March 20th, 2009
12:40 pm
How would we have ever figured this red light camera thing out without Barr?
March 20th, 2009
12:54 pm
The red light camaras did their job too well, they stopped the idiots in this city from running red lights at every intersection they get to. When they come down, people will go right back to their bad behavior which is demonstrated at every light that doesn't have a camara.
A better solution would be to upgrade the traffic light system in this state to synchronize the lights; perhaps then people would not run so many of them. I understand the frustration of having to stop at every intersection because the damn lights are out of synch with each other.
March 20th, 2009
1:09 pm
Now if we can get rid of profiling based on skin tone or accent I will believe that progress is being made. Some of the abuses of our 4th amendment rights is apalling. We have become more like despotic 3rd world countries than I would have ever believed. And the scary thing is that so called "conservatives" are marching in lockstep with the government on these abuses.
March 20th, 2009
1:10 pm
This may be the first time I have ever agreed with Bob Barr, but a big AMEN. If local officials want to raise money from people who run or misjudge red lights, just be honest about it. If it was not about money, then why were the fines set to be higher than the cost of the service?
March 20th, 2009
2:23 pm
Was the collecting jurisdiction ever required to share the generated revenue with the State (who paid for a MAJOR portion of the signal cost) or with the Developer (who may have been required to contribute a significant amount towards the installation cost as part of them being allowed ingress/egress rights) or was the collecting jurisdiction allowed to keep all revenue.
March 20th, 2009
3:22 pm
I don't think that red light cameras should be used for raising revenue. They should be used solely as a prevention tool — the prevention of injuries and death in traffic accidents at intersections.
Did you know that the areas without red light cameras are also the areas that experience the most preventable traffic fatalities? It's true!
March 20th, 2009
3:41 pm
So what was the difference in accident rates with/without the red light cameras? That is the measure of effectiveness we should be examining and discussing!
March 20th, 2009
4:21 pm
Atlanta has a long, proud history of five cars going through the red during every cycle, especially on left turn signals. The red light camera conspiracy screwed that up. Shameful.
Seriously, I hate the darn things. I slam on my brakes reflexively now the second the light turns yellow, when often the smarter thing to do would be slip on through.
March 20th, 2009
4:46 pm
I read that the one second that the state required to be added to the yellow cut down the number of tickets so that it wasn't profitable anymore. It sounds like the timing was set to generate revenue. It's clear that this kind of power is dangerous in the hands of government and even moreso in the hands of private companies who can use the short yellow to get more money.
March 20th, 2009
6:36 pm
The studies on whether they actually help reduce accidents have been mixed. They generally do reduce the number of accidents within the intersection, but, at the same time, the number of rear end wrecks from people slamming on the brakes to stop usually increases dramatically, so it' s a push.
It is nice to see the truth come out. I think that was the gist of Barr's column-not about whether or not the cameras were wrong, just about the lies that were told as the cameras were put in.
March 20th, 2009
7:02 pm
It only a matter of time before the leeches in government latch onto some other form of technology to use to extort our money; excuse me, I mean to protect us for our own safety. How about trying to ticket speeders using the cameras that line the highway, or the soon to be required GPS units in autos for the pay-by-the-mile tax to replace the gas tax, or the triangulation and tracking capability that cellphones already have. Oh and yes, I feel so much safer knowing that my involuntary use of a seat belt or else a fine is being done for my own safety too. Parasites.
March 20th, 2009
7:05 pm
What this says is that the cameras worked. The threat of a ticket caused drivers to slow down and exercise more caution and restraint. This, I think, is what Atlanta traffic desperately needs more of. Nowhere else in the world where I have driven have I felt the overwhelming hurry-hurry urgency that I feel here. I know Atlanta has huge ego problems but it doesn't need to be on the roads. The cameras helped that. But the second thing it showed was that town and cities ARE looking at these things as revenue sources and the only reason they don't like them is that they were inconsistent or just not producing at all.
THAT is just baloney logic. The cities and towns need to stop looking at every little thing in terms of revenue. Sometimes you need to do things because they need to be done, not just because they bring in a dollar. It's not all about the money. And yet the cities and towns are standing up and saying that is literally all they care about. Lives, safety, slowing down traffic, improving quality of life, hah! Revenue. Period.
The truth is, there are a lot more towns in this state than there need to be, and a lot more counties too. There needs to be wholesale local government consolidation across the state which would cut costs of operating government simply by putting a lot of these bureaucrats out of work.


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This month on the 1091 Project we hear from our student assistant, KellyNoel Waldorf, who started in Conservation as part of the enabling project. We were lucky enough to get her to stay on and continue working after that project was finished. She has been a great addition to our team and we love having her in the lab.
Written by KellyNoel Waldorf, Conservation Student Assistant
I dig my headphones from the recesses of my backpack, drop my bag into a locker, and press play on the new Mumford album. I let the music fill up my mind and my hands glide over the familiar tasks of collecting tools, snapping in a fresh scalpel blade, shaping boards and paper into folders, envelopes, binders, and boxes. For the next two hours I can relax.
As a senior at Duke University, a Linguistics and International Studies double major studying Spanish and German and working on a creative writing thesis, it seems that every minute of my day is scheduled. At work I don't have to think about homework or job searches, meetings or finances. I get to work with my hands and listen to music, audio books, or TV re-runs. By the end of two hours I've picked out my favorite songs from the album and I've got a nice stack of old books freshly housed in tuxedo boxes. It's gratifying. Holding the tangible evidence of a finished job gives me a weird sense of accomplishment.
Three years ago I was looking through library positions and stumbled across the conservation posting. At first, I was hired to work on the Enabling Project (moving the Rubenstein Rare Books collection before impending renovations). I spent hours in the stacks sorting through books and discovering some of the hidden gems of the extensive collection. As the geek that I am, I felt cool about being one of the last people to ever work in the rare books rooms or to ride the creepy old elevator hidden among the Rubenstein stacks.
Eventually I moved down to the lab and started working on more hands-on projects. One of my favorites was a binder project housing old newspapers. When I started it was slow and I could only make a couple of binders in my shift. After about 200 hundred of them I was making stacks at a time. I would continue working with newspapers in a boxing project. For months there were endless carts of newspapers, I thought we would never see the end of them. Finally we boxed our last paper and I internally rejoiced. I had gone through several seasons of Buffy on that single project.
As a lover of languages, writing, poetry, and books, I am delighted by some of the pieces that my co-workers show me in the lab. My favorite discovery is Duke's extensive Walt Whitman collection. My mild obsession with transcendentalist literature was intensified when I got to look at notes that were hand written by Whitman himself.
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We kicked off the Summer Reading Program on Monday, July 14 with Cathy McGrath of Teakettle Music ... hotdogs and drinks. Attendance was terrific; registrations were mind-bogling. About half way through the six-week program, on Mon., August 11, we will repeat the process with Jim McCarthy and family. Prizes can be won by reading as well as a slice of pizza and drink at Nice n' Easy for every 10 books read. Thank you to all the parents who take the time to bring their children each summer. Teachers state that if a child doesn't read over the summer, they lose some of their knowledge; children that read are ahead of the game when September rolls around.
Our Yard/Book/Bake Sale with chicken BBQ was the best ever! Thanks to Mo Finnerty donating a dining room table and benches, the yard sale went over the top. We have fewer books to get rid of than ever before ... we sold out of the chicken with patrons asking for more ... the bake sale was a success as always. Some of our Williamstown bakers are so well known that patrons fight over their product!
As most of you know this event is a lot of work but well worth the effort. We get rid of the books we have been storing all winter and it's grand to see so many of the community at one time. People who have never entered our library are amazed at all we have to offer.
So now, it means we only have a couple of weeks to rest up before the Summer Reading Program gets off the ground.
The Annual June Sale will be held the second Saturday in June this year or June 14 from 9 to 1. This sale includes a yard sale out front; baked sale and book sale inside and delicious chicken BBQ (chicken only) out back. If you have some good items for the yard sale, do bring them in. We will also be asking for baked goodies from our fantastic cooks. Some women don't even get their goods to the table and they are sold! This sale is a lot of work but one of our biggest fundraisers all year. Rosalie Pratt has generously donated two quilts to be raffled off. Tickets will soon be available at the library and the quilts will be displayed. First ticket drawn gets their choice of quilt and second ticket gets the remaining one. Thank you Rosalie!! Watch our Web page for further information.
This winter has been a long one but spring should soon be around the corner.
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- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon onion salt
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It seems the malware crowd is exploiting Microsoft's routine of releasing fixes on Tuesdays and sending out fake security emails bent on infecting their targets with a worm.
Windows users familiar with Microsoft's modus operandi will sniff out this scam immediately, though, and not only because of the cracked English in the message. The missive contains the security update in an attachment. Microsoft never sends security updates in attachments.
It then goes on to give instructions for installing the fake security file, KB453396-ENU.exe. "If nothing changes after you have run the file, probably in the settings of your OS you have an indication to run all the updates at a background routine," it explained.
Graham Cluley, who wrote about the fake security notice for Sophos's Naked Security blog, noticed another bonehead error in the message. "With so much effort being taken by the cybercriminals to hoodwink unsuspecting computer users, though, you would have thought they would have not made an elementary mistake in their forged email header," he penned. "The messages we've seen claim to come from firstname.lastname@example.com."
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What's the best airplane seat?
Recent surveys indicate that passengers have their preferences about seating, seatmates and in-flight amenities.
This post comes from Michael Koretzky at partner site Money Talks News.
I recently flew to Indianapolis for a business meeting on AirTran. In March, I flew to New York on JetBlue. In January, it was Chicago on American. Each time, I sat in the same seat -- right-hand aisle, five rows from the back.
I think that's the best seat on a commercial jetliner, and I'll explain why in a moment. But apparently, my fellow travelers disagree.
The British travel website Skyscanner recently polled more than 1,000 airline passengers about their seat preferences. The results: "The most-sought-after seat on a standard aircraft is seat 6A. This survey supports previous studies which have found that the front six rows of the plane are the most popular, taking 45% of the votes."
The worst seat? It's near my best seat: "The survey found that the seat no one wanted was 31E, a middle seat towards the back of the aircraft." (Post continues below.)
Now, here's why I choose the fifth-from-the-back right-aisle seat:
- It's close to the bathroom. Since it's on the aisle, I won't have to stumble over my neighbor's knees.
- It's not so close that I have people waiting in line right next to me, grabbing the back of my seat to balance themselves.
- The right-side aisle means more room for me. Why? Because, according to Scientific American, only 15% of people are left-handed. So my neighbor will usually eat, drink, and write with his right hand. He'll even lean to his right during the flight. That means I can snag the armrest to my right.
- On larger planes with three seats across, I sometimes have the middle seat all to myself. As Skyscanner says, most passengers prefer the front of the plane.
- In all but one occasion, I found nearby space in the overhead bin for my carry-on. On that occasion, the flight attendant took my bag and told me to fetch it when I deplaned.
- The only drawback to my scheme is that I deplane later. But I've timed it, and while it seems to take forever to get off an airplane, the difference between the first row deplaning and my row averages only seven to nine minutes.
My logic doesn't sway Sam Baldwin, Skyscanner's travel editor:
Anecdotally, some passengers seem to opt for the middle section near the wings where they are less likely to feel turbulence, while others want to be near the front for ease of getting off the plane, less engine noise, or even to get a better choice of food available. The window seems a popular choice for those looking to sleep, especially for long haul flights, while those who take more trips to the toilet prefer the aisle so as not to disturb fellow passengers. The aisle is also popular for tall passengers looking to stretch their legs. Frequent fliers have also reported that the left-hand side of the plane is best as the windows are off center, allowing for wall space to lean on.
U.S. travel site TripAdvisor also released passenger polling data. While much more comprehensive -- revealing details like, "Of the 20% of fliers who order an alcoholic drink on-board, 42% favor wine" -- there were some intriguing seat-related questions. My favorite: 76% of travelers prefer to keep to themselves while in flight.
"Not even a presidential candidate could get some fliers to come out of their shell," TripAdvisor said. "Thirty-three percent would not choose to sit next to Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, or Newt Gingrich, if given the opportunity."
And that's the final advantage to my seating scheme. In a rear-engine jetliner, the noise makes conversation more difficult in the back of the plane, and even in a larger plane with engines at the wings, there's still a lot of engine noise. While some folks despise engine noise, I consider it an amenity. Not only does it discourage my neighbor from talking to me, it drowns out crying babies and inane conversation all around -- which lets me sleep in peace.
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AFT Caught With Their Pants Down on Parent Trigger Battle
A document that brags about American Federation of Teachers' efforts to undermine parent groups in Connecticut shows us what reformers are up against.
On August 2nd, RiShawn Biddle of DropoutNation uncovered a curious document on the American Federation of Teachers website. The PowerPoint presentation was titled "How Connecticut Diffused the Parent Trigger" and explained — at times, bragged about — just how the union did it.
The AFT, which has under the leadership of the charismatic Randi Weingarten positioned itself as a benevolent, kid-, community- and teacher-loving outfit that just happens to advocate here and there for its 1.5 million members, outlined its strategy to combat the parent trigger movement in Connecticut. They started with "Plan A: Kill Mode" and followed up with "Plan B: Engage the Opposition." Plan B must have been difficult to execute, as the presentation mentioned how the AFT "Dragged [the] CEA kicking and screaming" into the fight because "teachers need to be united" — an accounting of the events that might shock Connecticut's NEA affiliate.
They bragged — as much as you can brag in PowerPoint CliffsNotes language — about how their success was partly due to the "Absence of charter school and parent groups from the [negotiating] table." That's an odd statement from an organization that purports to bring together all relevant community stakeholders to improve education.
Biddle's discovery snowballed into the presentation — ironically given the filename "damagingpres" — making the rounds in ed policy circles. It wasn't long before the AFT pulled the file from their servers and started damage control.
This Week in Education's Alexander Russo was first on the scene, pulling a response from Ms. Weingarten that disavowed the language of the presentation:
"The powerpoint didn't represent AFT or my views, nor does it represent the Conn Fed's views."
A note has been placed on the AFT website that echoes Weingarten:
NOTE: We have posted all the presentations from the sessions to make the information available to all the attendees. However, the materials do not necessarily represent AFT's position.
The presentation, it seems, was only the work of Jennifer Berigan, a lobbyist with the AFT's Connecticut affiliate, and was for a panel discussion called "Damaging Legislative Proposals and What You Can Do to Fight Them!" This has undoubtedly been a tough week for Ms. Berigan, who, in addition to her normal responsibilities, now has a bus on top of her.
The message from Ms. Weingarten and the AFT is clear: We love the ends, but we can't celebrate the means in public. Weingarten has issued a classic 'non-apology apology,' which should be familiar to anyone who has ever had a fight with a loved one. There's a big difference between "I'm sorry" and "I'm sorry that you're mad."
Hannya Boulos, the Director of Buffalo ReformED — a broad coalition of parents and community stakeholders who this year attempted to bring parent trigger legislation to New York — represents just the type of reform organization that Weingarten and the AFT are trying to 'damage.' Ms. Boulous said the AFT's presentation:
"… confirms the real reason they [the AFT] do not support efforts to give parents legal decision making power — they simply don't believe parents should be at the table, because they see parental empowerment as a threat to the status quo."
Ms. Boulos continued:
"The AFT demonstrated how they used their political clout and lobbying efforts to weaken the Bill from a measure that would give parents legal authority to turnaround their children's failing schools, into a measure that created governance councils of parents and teachers at failing schools. These councils are glorified PTA groups that the AFT admits are a misnomer because "they do not have true governing authority." Ironically, the only reason they were able to weaken the legislation is because they blocked parents from taking part in the negotiations, effectively shutting out the stakeholders the Parent Trigger was designed to empower.
AFT's "kill mode" strategy unveils a leadership that is archaic in its approach, and adverse to reform. Rather than give parents a seat at the decision making table, or engage them in meaningful negotiations, they use back door deals and political might to preserve a status quo that consistently fails students and parents."
Given the evidence, it's hard to argue Ms. Boulos' points — though the AFT will surely try.
The AFT — or just that rogue lobbyist, depending on your take — likes to tout to its supporters its living, ever-evolving experience in fighting the forces that it suggests are out to destroy public schools and our communities. The organization has learned from the on-going battle between Parent Revolution, the State of California and all the relevant union and non-union players, which they gleefully express in their PowerPoint.
But the AFT's opposition is learning, too. Groups like Parent Revolution, Buffalo ReformED and a host of others — which Biddle aptly calls the 'Parent Power' movement — are learning along with the broader community what outfits like the AFT really think about their efforts. More importantly, they're witnessing in detail just how organizations like the AFT go about opposing reform movements.
It was a great week for the independent education media, as Mr. Biddle showed how powerful a force a committed blogger, writer and researcher can be. It was a crummy week for Ms. Berigan.
The real losers were the AFT and its allies, who were caught with their pants down, albeit for a brief moment.
The real winners were parents and the organizations who represent them . It's about time.
[The original presentation, which has since been taken off the AFT's servers, is available at DropoutNation: http://rishawnbiddle.org/outsidereports/aft_parentpower_guide.pdf]
[...] A document that brags about American Federation of Teachers' efforts to undermine parent groups in Connecticut shows us what reformers are up against. Read More [...]
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Poorly written article. What, exactly, did the AFT or its lobbyist say that was so damning? Lots of generalities and accusations in the above, authorless article. Where's the beef? Sounds like the AFT's "crime" was engaging in politics. Hmph.
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Although the definition of a maternal death includes a woman's death while pregnant or up to 42 days postdelivery from any cause (except accidental), most maternal deaths, excluding abortion-related deaths, occur during labor and delivery or soon thereafter. In a rural area of Bangladesh, for example, more than 70 percent of the nonabortion deaths occur in this short time span: 40 percent during labor or within 48 hours of delivery (primarily due to eclampsia and postpartum hemorrhage) and 30 percent between 3 and 42 days postdelivery, with sepsis and associated diseases leading the list of causes (Fauveau et al., 1988). Extending the definition of maternal death to 90 days postpartum, as has been proposed, would only have increased the number of maternal deaths by 6 percent. The critical period as that of labor and delivery is also supported by a nationally representative study in Egypt (Ministry of Health, 1994): 39 percent of deaths took place during delivery or within the first 24 hours, and 36 percent occurred within 42 days postpartum; only 25 percent took place during pregnancy itself.
Between 30 and 40 percent of pregnant women, or over 54 million women in developing countries, are estimated to experience a pregnancy-related complication annually (World Health Organization, 1993b; Koblinsky, Campbell, and Harlow, 1993). WHO estimates that 15 million women per year develop long-term disabilities from such complications as obstetric fistula, prolapse, severe anemia, pelvic inflammatory disease, and reproductive tract infections, as well as infertility.
At the country level, these estimates vary widely. For example, in community-based studies, Guatemalan women reported one in five pregnancies as complicated (Bailey, Szaszdi, and Schieber, 1994); in West Java, one in three women reported complications, not including those experienced in the postpartum period (Alisjahbana et al., 1995); and in Ghana, two of every three pregnant women had some complication, although the


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The NBA Draft was last night
Once the booing quieted down a bit, Stern, the now ex-commissioner of the NBA revealed that Cleveland took Anthony Bennett first overall. Bennett is the first Canadian in history to be taken first overall in the NBA Draft.
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Was listening to part of an interview Shirley had in 2009 with Lester Brown (whom I believe is discussed in
The Secret Life of Plants
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reading . . . wasn't there a "Lester Brown" from the 40s who had a jazz orchestra, too?). I've only made it about 15 minutes into the interview, but in that 15 minutes, Shirley comments on the insanity of how we all run around working and worrying and scheming to accumulate more paper (money) that has absolutely no intrinsic value anyway.
I've often thought this about money, but now it's not even paper. My thoughts/comments on this insanity often is that I (and everyone else) work to move numbers from one column in my online bank account to another column. And this transaction of moving numbers from one column to another has value because why? It's like I am stuck in some online game of just moving numbers around. Insanity!
Now . . .I am off to my job so that I can put more numbers in one of my columns. . . On the way there, however, I will at least finish listening to the Lester Brown interview.
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After police arrested a man who allegedly shot at the White House, the president of the University of Texas College Republicans tweeted that the idea of killing President Obama was "tempting." "Y'all as tempting as it may be, don't shoot Obama," wrote Lauren Pierce. In an interview with ABC News, she said the comment was a "joke," but said an attempted assassination would "only make the situation worse." The group's vice president, Cassie Wright, acknowledged that Pierce's comment perhaps "shouldn't be said," but also offered a defense, saying, "she's made a positive statement in a way." Later, Pierce apologized: "I apologize for my previous tweet. It was in poor taste and and should never have been written." Earlier this month, she tweeted a picture of a sign that read, "zoo has African lion, White House has a lyin' African."
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CEO Succession Practices, which The Conference Board updates annually, documents CEO turnover events at S&P 500 companies. The 2014 edition contains a historical comparison of 2013 CEO successions with data dating back to 2000. In addition to analyzing the correlation between CEO succession and company performance, the report discusses age, tenure, and the professional qualifications of incoming and departing CEOs. It also describes succession planning practices (including the adoption rate of mandatory CEO retirement policies and the frequency of performance evaluations), based on findings from a survey of general counsel and corporate secretaries at more than 150 U.S. public companies.
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Contracts for System Design
Albert Benveniste 1Benoit Caillaud a, 1Dejan Nickovic b, 2Roberto Passerone c, 3Jean-Baptiste Raclet d, 4Philipp Reinkemeier e, 5Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli f, 6Werner Damm 5Thomas Henzinger g, 7Kim G. Larsen h, 8
Résumé : Systems design has become a key challenge and differentiating factor over the last decades for system companies. Aircrafts, trains, cars, plants, distributed telecommunication military or health care systems, and more, involve systems design as a critical step. Complexity has caused system design times and costs to go severely over budget so as to threaten the health of entire industrial sectors. Heuristic methods and standard practices do not seem to scale with complexity so that novel design methods and tools based on a strong theoretical foundation are sorely needed. Model-based design as well as other methodologies such as layered and compositional design have been used recently but a unified intellectual framework with a complete design flow supported by formal tools is still lacking albeit some attempts at this framework such as Platform-based Design have been successfully deployed. Recently an "orthogonal" approach has been proposed that can be applied to all methodologies proposed thus far to provide a rigorous scaffolding for verification, analysis and abstraction/refinement: contractbased design. Several results have been obtained in this domain but a unified treatment of the topic that can help in putting contract-based design in perspective is still missing. This paper intends to provide such treatment where contracts are precisely defined and characterized so that they can be used in design methodologies such as the ones mentioned above with no ambiguity. In addition, the paper provides an important link between interfaces and contracts to show similarities and correspondences. Examples of the use of contracts in design are provided as well as in depth analysis of existing literature.
- a – INRIA
- b – AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
- c – Trento University
- d – Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III
- e – Offis
- f – University of California, Berkeley
- g – Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
- h – Alborg University, Danemark
- CNRS : UMR6074 – INRIA – Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) - Rennes – Université de Rennes 1
- 2 : AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
- AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
- 3 : Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI)
- University of Trento, Italy
- 4 : Institut de recherche en informatique de Toulouse (IRIT)
- CNRS : UMR5505 – Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse - INPT – Université des Sciences Sociales - Toulouse I – Université Toulouse I (UT1) Capitole – Université Toulouse le Mirail - Toulouse II – Université Paul Sabatier (UPS) - Toulouse III
- 5 : OFFIS [Oldenburg]
- Offis
- 6 : Electrical Engineering and Computer Science [Berkeley] (EECS)
- University of California, Berkeley
- 7 : Institute of Science and Technology [Austria] (IST Austria)
- IST Austria
- 8 : University of Aalborg
- University of Aalborg
- Domaine : Informatique/Systèmes embarqués
- Mots-clés : system design – component based design – contract – interface
- Référence interne : RR-8147
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Electronic cigarette can be a life saver
Scientific researchers have the view the departures as a result of smoking-related disorders might be drastically reduced if all smokers elected for electronic cigarettes.
Based On investigators, lots of these deaths may be averted with an rise in the use of electronic cigarettes among smokers. However, some people and groups have expressed anxiety, stating that smoking will be normalised with the fast proliferation of electronic cigarettes.
E-cigarettes generate a habitrol laced vapour which is inhaled by users. In the process they prevent ingesting tar in cigarette smoke and harmful chemicals.
Health psych professor in the University College London, Robert West, while addressing delegates at this year's Ecig Summit concurred that the device may help save millions of lives. He pointed out that the individuals were there to assess whether this target is achievable and also the top course of action to realise this target with the ethnic and regulatory demands needed to ensure its realisation.
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As the electronic cigarette industry continues to be in its beginnings, there is a lack of long term studies how they impact the user's wellness. Satisfactory clinical data calls for a substantial group to be monitored over several years. With many smokers switching to electronic cigarettes with the only desire of ceasing, after the users over lengthy periods could prove to be an uphill task.
A 1996 research has shown that there was not any significant adverse results on rats who were exposed to nicorette over a two year interval.
The World Health Organisation recommends that E cigarettes shouldn't be used till their safety is validated as their harmful effects aren't actually understood.
They need electronic cigarette to be controlled stringently to ensure that they may be promoted and then smokers who wish to quit smoking and in a fashion which doesn't make them attractive to nonsmokers especially youth and kids.
Ram Moorthy who's with the British Medical Association believes that vaping makes smoking acceptable. According to him, e-cigarettes are being utilized where smoking is prohibitted making individuals feel that smoking is regarded as standard behavior.
University of East London's Lynne Dawkins counselled caution in ordinance of electronic cigarettes. She said that electronic cigarettes were seemingly the safer choice to smoking.
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Trying to get value out of big data today is like creating an online store in the early days of e-commerce, said Walmart's Rajaraman, who helped develop Amazon.com's marketplace business. Amazon had to invent its own systems for payment, fraud detection and other tasks, each of which later spawned independent vendors that specialize in each area, he said.
It's important for an enterprise to understand the implications of big data and how the new tools work before embarking on a big-data initiative, panelists warned.
"Those who are just standing up Hadoop as is, with no management framework, writing directly to it ... there's going to be some real disillusionment there," said Keith Collins, senior vice president and chief technology officer of SAS.
Big-data tools such as Hadoop can't create value out of information by themselves, Collins warned in an interview at the event. Enterprises have to know what they want to find out from their data and then deal with how to get that out of their data. "The data issues come after the question," he said.
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My favorite moment in any of the Buffyverse comics thus far has been when Spike's soul is stolen in his miniseries and he goes, "Really? That was your plan? I fought for my soul, I fought for the white hats before I had it, and you thought taking it away would turn me back into a monster? Dumbass." I'm paraphrasing, of course, but: characterization, they did awesome on this front.
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For income tax purposes, income is not taxed to the person who received the income, but the person who earned the income or who owns the property from which the income was generated. So, if you have arranged with your employer to pay all of your salary to your parents, you will still be liable for the taxes on your salary, even though you did not receive it.
Who Gets Taxed When I Assign To Another Person My Dividend Income From A Stock That I Own?
Income is taxed to the person who owns the income-producing property. Thus, if you own the property that generated the income, you will be liable for the taxes on the resulting income. This concept applies also to rental income from rental properties.
In order to avoid paying taxes on the income, you must give away the underlying income-producing property. You will not be taxed on the income once you have surrendered you control over the income-producing property.
Is An Agent Taxed On The Income He/She Received For A Principal?
When an agent (e.g. a salesman) receives income from a customer for merchandise he/she sold, the income is generally not taxable to the agent but to the principal (e.g. the company that hired the salesman). Even though the income may appear to have been earned by the agent (e.g. the salesman doing the marketing & the selling), the resulting income is still taxed to the principal since the agent is simply collecting income for the principal. The agent will receive his/her income in the form of a salary.
Is There Any Other Way To Avoid Getting Taxed On Income That I Will Earn?
A taxpayer may also sell for adequate consideration (i.e. money) the anticipated income that he/she will earn in the future. However, this is not a complete avoidance of tax on the income since you will be taxed on the excess of the sales price of that anticipated income over your cost of acquiring that anticipated income, which is usually zero if you did not purchase it from someone else. Yet it is possible to reduce the total income tax that you have to pay since anticipated income often is sold at a discounted price.
Furthermore, selling of anticipated income will not turn what would be ordinary income into capital gains income. A taxpayer will generally not enjoy the preferential capital gains rate on the anticipated income that he/she sells.
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Tax laws are complex and ever-changing. Although there are various tax preparation softwares on the market that may help you with your tax problems, they cannot provide the same level of service that an experienced and knowledgeable tax attorney can. If you are unsure about what constitutes your income or you need someone to represent you before the IRS, a tax attorney can help you.
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New funding platforms are eager to ply you with capital and other resources in exchange for a cut of your future success. See if these services are right for you.
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Since EthnicNJ launched in 2010, readership has grown dramatically. Thank you to everyone who has visited, contributed and commented, helping me find and map hundreds of New Jersey's best ethnic restaurants, from Sussex to Cape May.
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Atlas Neuro Tutorial in London
January 4-6, 2016
Imaging Update in Vail
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CME Science is dedicated to promoting and coordinating the development and dissemination of educational content that is relevant and meaningful to clinical practice and to serving the health care needs of the general public through the support of science, teaching, research and quality of service.
CME Science provides leading-edge, fully accredited, clinical CE Conferences for healthcare professionals. Our emphasis on offering state-of-the-art clinical information, in formats most conducive to learning, assures you of an optimal continuing education experience.
At CME Science, we want to be your choice for continuing education and professional development.