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Mike, I appreciate you, but your repeated use of the term product of rape" is just as offensive to someone who was conceived in rape as the term "legimate rape" would be to a rape victim. It makes me ill to read this absolutely dehumanizing term for an unborn child. Noone else ever stsgets called a "product", which is a thing. It's the same dehumanizing language used by abortion rights activists -- "product of conception". I urge you to stop.
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"Legitimate rape" is a perfectly clear and valid means of distinguishing between an actual rape -- where a woman was either overpowered by force or rendered helpless through the stealthy/deceptive administration of drugs/alcohol -- and "rape" that wasn't rape at all but, rather, a seduction that the woman later regretted.
Todd Akin's grossly irresponsible remarks about "legitimate rape" and conception have received much media attention. As well they should. The sheer weirdness of the remarks calls into question both his intelligence and his personal integrity. How could someone conclude logically that a rape victim's body has the capacity to prevent conception in the wake of sexual assault? And why would someone assert that the conclusion had been supported by doctors with whom he had spoken? Clearly, Akin contrived the idea on the spot and then contrived the claim that there were doctors who had informed and/or supported his assertion. All of...


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When they take the plunge into retirement, about half of all federal and postal workers do it in December or January, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says. So is that a quirk of the calendar, or something else.
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Would you take a buyout if the boss offered you one? You might want to decide now because if and when an offer comes, it won't be on the table very long, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
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Are you better off financially slogging it to work or sleeping in five days a week? Some people say that all things considered they would be better off as a retiree than as an office serf. So do the math, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
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Central St. Martins-trained textile designer-cum-fashion designer, Liu Qingyang (English name: Christine Lau) has developed quite a following with her label, Chictopia, among Chinese and foreigners in-the-know with her "pretty" designs featuring innovative prints, fabrics and digital embroideries. Here, a glimpse of her Spring/Summer '13 collection inspired by Henri Matisse. I don't typically consider myself a "prints person," but Ms. Liu's clever designs just might make a print fan of me yet.
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Hong Kong Fashion Week is less of a true "Fashion Week" as the rest of the world knows it, and more of an extension of a trade show put on by the Hong Kong Trade Development Center (HKTDC) a few times a year: the editorial press is largely missing, as are traditional (majors) buyers, models are cast by HKTDC and shared among designers in group shows, and prizes are handed out to various up-and-coming designers, who invariably change from season to season, in contests like the Young Fashion Designers' Contest (YDC). However, despite the inconsistency across seasons of designers who show, every now and again there are a few promising gems that crop up. This past HKFW, native Hong Konger, Elizabeth Lin Po-chun, who studied at Central Saint Martins, took the top honors in the YDC as Overall Winner, as well as two of the remaining three awards: Party & Evening-Wear Group Winner and Best Innovation Award Winner. As part of her prize, Ms. Lin will work with designer Martine Sitbon at Rue du Mail in Paris.
Ms. Lin is another example of the increasing number of Chinese designers who study abroad and return home to set up shop. Pictured is the best look from her collection shown at YDC, "Time Capsule," which is admittedly more conceptual than commercial. But just as for other traditional maisons, this level of directional vision and originality—however impractical—is key to setting the tone of a brand; and it's encouraging to see it in Chinese design.
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I try to get out and see some demos at least once month, and last night I attended Fashion + Tech SF's 3rd Year Anniversary to check out what was new in well, fashion and tech. There were three startups that seemed promising. The first two are StylSavvy and Flit. While StylSavvy is still pursuing the stylist/consumer market, given the direction the most directional retailers are going in terms of incorporating mobile technology into their brick-and-mortar shopping experience, StylSavvy's intuitive shopping app is ripe for white-labeling. Flit, another shopping app, is busier in its interface, but more consumer-ready, plus I like the comparison feature. If pressed though, as a consumer, I'd pick StylSavvy if only because it's the closest practical thing to Cher's closet app from Clueless.
The third interesting startup is Ajent, and it's interesting because it capitalizes on the paralyzing decision making process that comes from overwhelming choice by straight-up telling you what items to buy to get a certain look (looks are updated thrice weekly). Who knew lack of choice could be so liberating? The one thing I'd like to see improved is better matching between the look and suggested products, but overall they're on the right track in terms of being streamlined and user friendly. Ajent's competitors require uploading, tagging, and/or digging around for "get the look" options… tedious.
As an aside, every now and again, I'm amazed to think back to my childhood when none of this technology was around. "How did we get by?" I'd think. But then I saw this image and realized maybe it's because no matter how sophisticated our technology gets, it's in our human nature to do inane things. We just get to do them on spiffier platforms.
Vogue Italia editrix, Franca Sozzani, is probably the most vocal supporter of Chinese fashion—both design and model talent—among fashion's elite. Case in point: the January 2013 cover featuring Chinese model Fei Fei Sun (Sun Feifei) in a Diana Vreeland-esque 'do.
The Global issue is another example of how Vogue Italia pushes fashion past the traditional Western paradigm. "In the images, Fei Fei perfectly embodies a timeless idea of an extremely chic, beautiful woman," says Sozzani. In today's world, fashion is truly global. I wonder how long it will take everyone else to catch up.
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Winter is done. The vernal equinox is upon us. And in the insurance world, that means tornadoes, thunderstorms, wind and hail.
State Farm said in a release that its policyholders were paid more than $3 billion last year for wind and hail claims. The vast majority of claims were in the Midwest, South and Southwest, but Connecticut had more claims than any other New England state.
Here are State Farm's approximate number of claims for each state in New England:
- Connecticut – 570
- Maine – 220
- New Hampshire – 120
- Vermont – 100
- Massachusetts – 30
- Rhode Island – 10
Not all wind claims are in the spring. Wind-and-hail claims can include winter-storm related wind damage, not to mention claims from hurricanes or tropical storms. New Jersey and New York each had far more wind related claims — among State Farm customers — last year than all of the New England states combined. New Jersey had about 5,500 and New York had about 10,200.
Here are State Farms' top states for wind – and hail claims:
- Texas 42,000 claims
- Illinois 26,000 claims
- Georgia 25,000 claims
- Oklahoma 17,000 claims
- Minnesota 15,000 claims
- Indiana 15,000 claims
- Louisiana 14,000 claims
- Ohio 14,000 claims
- Mississippi 13,000 claims
- Nebraska 12,000 claims
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DETROIT (AP) -- Miguel Cabrera homered twice and Justin Verlander pitched his fifth complete game to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 5-1 on Wednesday night. In a game delayed two hours and 26 minutes by rain, Cabrera went 3-for-3, drove in three runs and scored three. He was intentionally walked in his other plate appearance as the Tigers ended Minnesota's five-game winning streak. Verlander (9-5) made his case for starting in the All-Star game, allowing four hits and a walk on the seventh anniversary of his debut. He struck out seven. Twins starter Brian Duensing (1-5) pitched well into the fifth, but left the game after being hit on the left ankle by Alex Avila's sharp grounder. Duensing sustained a bruised left ankle, but X-rays were negative. The Tigers took a 2-0 lead in the first when Prince Fielder's one-out double scored Ryan Raburn and Cabrera. Detroit, though, wasted scoring chances in the third and fifth innings by hitting into inning-ending double plays. Meanwhile, the Twins didn't get a base runner until Denard Span's single to lead off the fourth. Chris Parmalee got Minnesota on the board with a homer off Verlander in the fifth, but Cabrera answered with a 429-foot shot into the shrubs above the center-field fence. Cabrera added a two-run homer in the seventh off Cole De Vries, who was pressed into service as a reliever even though he is scheduled to start on Saturday in Texas. NOTES: Span is now hitting .395 (15-38) in his career against Verlander. ... Through three games of the series, Verlander is the only starting pitcher to get through the fifth inning. ... Austin Jackson had three hits and a walk to raise his average to .329.
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In Halo: Reach, the exclusively developed by Bungie for the Xbox 360 action game, the player will once again return to the legendary Halo universe. As a member of the elite unit of Noble Spartans team, he must give everything to destroy the planet Reach the numerically superior and covenants to halt their advance toward Earth. In addition to the exciting campaign, which can be played as a foursome, and maintain innovative multiplayer modes, the weeks and months of fun promise. Intense campaign for Solo and Co-op players. At the heart of the exciting campaign that can accommodate up to four players, are the events that are told in the Halo trilogy. New vehicles, weapons and special abilities to guarantee that both newcomers and Halo fans will get their money. Innovative multiplayer modes. Halo: Reach brings the already legendary multiplayer support of previous Halo titles to a new level. Now it's even easier to adapt his character to your own preferences, to find like-minded people together to go into battle and ascend in the rankings. New game modes such as "invasion" and "Arena" provide more variety and long lasting motivation.Bungie Software
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- Release Date: Sep 14, 2010
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President Obama recently traveled to central Arkansas for a first hand look at the area affected by last week's tornadoes and storms. The President spoke to survivors, first responders, and recovery workers.
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) has deployed hundreds of AmeriCorps and Senior Corps members in response to the severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding that have swept through the central and southern U.S.
In Arkansas, five AmeriCorps members deployed from Red Cross are providing client casework services. Three teams of FEMA Corps members are supporting FEMA operations.
This video was posted on May 7, 2014 on the White House YouTube channel.
National Volunteer Week is an ideal moment to reflect on the power of citizen engagement — across all age groups and in every corner of the country.
Whether you're marking Global Youth Service Day or driving hundreds of miles to support others (like this week's featured Senior Corps volunteer), please accept our thanks, and share the inspiring stories below.
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Proposal – Lead Paint Remediation in Dwellings
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Environmental Problem Statement
Progress Report (PDF) (2 pp, 24 KB) August 2006
Lead is a toxic metal that may cause a range of health effects, from behavioral problems and learning disabilities to seizures and death. Children six years old and under are most at risk; 434,000 children in the United States, aged one to five, are estimated to have elevated blood-lead levels.1
Exposure to lead usually occurs because of the presence of deteriorating lead-based paint (LBP), lead-contaminated dust (particularly from renovations), and lead-contaminated residential soil. Apartments and homes with lead paint are frequently located in communities and transitional neighborhoods where attention to environmental problems may not be at the forefront and where controlling expense is critical. According to a national Department of Housing and Urban Development survey, 38 million homes have LBP and 24 million homes have significant lead hazards (i.e., lead in paint, dust, or soil).2
EPA Regions enforce the Residential LBP Disclosure Rule §1018 of Title X. For conducting LBP activities in target housing and child-occupied facilities, the regions and authorized states and tribes enforce the Toxics Substance Control Act (TSCA) §406(b), Pre-Renovation Education Rule, and TSCA §402, Training and Certification Rule.
There are issues of noncompliance for all of these rules. The lead hazards that may be created during renovation and remodeling are a major public health concern. About 26 million renovations are conducted annually in pre-1978 homes that contain LBP.3 Large amounts of lead dust are produced by most of these renovation activities; traditional cleaning methods often leave hazardous levels of lead dust.
Definition of the Technology Challenge
Early detection – the development of simple, inexpensive, and sufficiently reliable detection technologies that residents and owners can use to identify the presence of lead in paint, dust, and soil with respect to TSCA's §403 definition of LBP hazards (§745.65). Specific interests include:
Abatement – the identification and development of efficient and cost-effective technologies for stabilizing or removing LBP while minimizing the creation of lead dust. Specific interests include:
Eliminating barriers to new and portable testing technologies – ensuring that new technologies and portable analytical instruments are incorporated in the National Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program (NLLAP) while ensuring that the standards are as protective and stringent as the standards that apply to fixed laboratories. This includes the development of reference materials for analysis and sampling methods for portable analytical instruments and new technologies, and exploring the possibility of lowering the NLLAP fees for portable analytical instruments. Work is currently underway by EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics (OPPT) to expand the NLLAP criteria to address the use of portable analytical systems for lead testing. To support this expansion, OPPT has submitted a proposal to EPA's Office of Research and Development (ORD) for assistance in the development of LBP proficiency test samples for new technologies, including portable analytical systems.
Other Guiding Principles
The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) requires agencies to report to Congress each year on progress toward their strategic goals. Under GPRA, agencies set annual performance goals and establish measures to determine how well they are achieving those goals. To that end, EPA's Goal #4: Healthy Communities and Ecosystems4 guides this Action Team as it works to eliminate LBP as a hazard and eliminate all instances of children with elevated blood-lead levels.
The growing body of scientific information demonstrates that America's children suffer more than adults from environmental health risks and safety risks. Each federal agency is required to identify, assess, and address the environmental health and safety risks to children. The President's 2000 Task Force was created and charged with recommending strategies for protecting children's environmental health and safety. The following 2010 goals5 of the task force guide this Action Team:
Milestones, Actions, and Due Dates
Required Resources
A contractor to record the minutes for the Action Team meetings and keep an updated "To Do" list for the team.
Funding for the development of lead paint proficiency test samples for new technologies, including portable analytical systems. Request submitted to ORD.
See Also
Government Performance and Results Act
National Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program
Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics (OPPT)
President's Task Force on Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children
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Last night the New York Rangers went into the Consol Energy Center for game 1 of the Divisional Finals and beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 in overtime. What were the factors in the Rangers victory? Find out here at Blue Line Station.
Henrik Lundqvist: After struggling for most of the season, Lundqvist has finally turned back into the Lundqvist we all know and love. He was perfect in the first and third period, and the three minutes of the overtime period. The second period he let in two goals but that period the Rangers were out-shot 18-4 and he made some incredible saves to keep them in the game. The best thing you can have your goaltender do is make saves to keep your team in the game and give you some momentum, and Lundqvist did that last night.
Leadership: Last night was the Rangers third game in four nights, and the Rangers came out and had a very good start to the series and in turn the game. After Ryan Callahan was traded there were some questions about the leadership that was left in the locker room. The leadership is obviously alive and well if the team could come out and start in that way. The Rangers had a second period where they were heavily out played, they spent the majority of the time in their own end, and were out-shot 18-4. Kevin Klein was even quoted as saying "we just stopped competing", but had a third period comeback that helped them gain some momentum which led to an overtime win. To be able to bounce back from a period that poor and win a game takes incredible leadership, from the coaching staff and the players.
Third Line: The Rangers first line struggled in the first round of the playoffs against a physical Philadelphia Flyers team. However, against a team like the Penguins where there won't be as much physicality but more finesse, the third line of Benoit Pouliot, Derick Brassard and Mats Zuccarello greatly benefit from this. The third line was a huge factor in the Rangers success all season and was a key in the Rangers victory last night. On the first goal Pouliot simply skated over the line and shot it right past Fleury and in. In overtime Brassard put the game winning goal over Fleury's shoulder but the ref didn't see it, so the line stayed at it and less than ten seconds later Pouliot finished the job. If the Rangers want to be successful this series this line will have to play the way it did last night.
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"Rock 'n roll power couple," MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman Vince Neil and his girlfriend, Las Vegas celebrity makeup artist and beauty educator Rain Andreani, were interviewed last week on King 5 TV's "New Day" with Margaret Larson. Rain and Vince joined Margaret to chat about their various ventures, as well as Vince's solo tour. You can now watch the segment below.Vince told the lifestyle program "More Access" on Las Vegas's Fox 5 television station last month that he met with the producers of NBC's "The Celebrity Apprentice" about appearing on the next season of the Donald Trump-hosted celebrity version of "The Apprentice". MÖTLEY CRÜE recently tapped "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa" director Jeff Tremaine to helm the long-awaited film adaptation of the band's biography "The Dirt - Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band".
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PRO • Stephen Simpson, CFA • Tue, Aug. 5 • 2 Comments
- Societe Generale's strong second quarter results take a back seat to growing fears about Russian sanctions and possible U.S. fines.
- Societe Generale's balance sheet could withstand low-probability events like Russian expropriation and/or a $5 billion U.S. fine, but it would definitely sap the company's capital and growth in the short-term.
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Gorgeous! Love those blues and greens. So perfectly pieced!
GORGEOUS is right, WOW! Did you hand quilt it or have it machine quilted?
I quilted it on my own very old Kenmore machine at home. I have since purchased a Husqvarna/Viking Q100, which I enjoy using much more.
Beautiful quilt!
Thanks! I am now working on a bargello quilt....very different process.
Oh, I love the colors. They really complement each other well.
Thanks! quilting for others is taking me in new directions regarding colour choices. It's fun to collect different fabrics and see how they all work together.
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certain land-surface areas. The cost of imagery reduced the user base, and EOSAT had to determine which images would be most marketable prior to acquiring them. That left many scientists with a very limited, high-cost archive of TM data. Thus, for certain areas of the globe there is extensive coverage, but for others it is very poor.
In addition, the more detailed narrative of a senior soil scientist, a member of the interdisciplinary Laboratory for Applications of Remote Sensing at Purdue University, is revealing:
During the mid- to late 1970s and into the early 1980s, our research group was heavily involved in interdisciplinary research (involving electrical engineers, civil engineers, computer scientists, statisticians, meteorologists, crop physiologists, soil scientists, foresters, environmental specialists), collaborating with several federal agencies and other universities. Our research focused on the study of the relationships between the data derived from the Landsat multispectral scanner (MSS) and thematic mapper, the characteristics of agricultural land surfaces, and the changes of these surfaces with time. Specific objectives were to determine the feasibility of using Landsat MSS and TM data for crop inventory and monitoring. Some questions addressed were: What quantitative changes occur in the spectral characteristics of crops (corn, soybeans, winter wheat, spring wheat, rice, many other crops) throughout phenological development? What spectral changes are a result of stress from drought, nutrient deficiency, disease, insect infestation, salinity of the soil, storm damage, wetness, and other causes? Can these changes be identified and delineated by classical pattern recognition analysis applied to multispectral data obtained by aerospace sensors? Many of these questions were addressed by our research during that period and at least partially answered.
One of the many areas of research that came to a complete halt when the price of TM data was Increased manifold was in the application of time-sequential remote sensing data (e.g., MSS, TM, advanced very-high-resolution radiometer (AVHRR), and others) to mapping and monitoring terrestrial ecosystems and to developing models to assess land quality, soil productivity and degradation, and erosion hazards. The anticipation that had begun to build for use of earth observation satellite data for integration with other data sets to provide national, continental, and global resource databases was suddenly dashed. It became impossible to develop the procedures, approaches, and models for doing any credible global monitoring and modeling, especially for terrestrial ecosystems, without such data. Remote sensing research with agricultural crops slowed considerably, and much of it stopped completely as a result of the diminished support for civilian space research in the early 1980s and the subsequent commercialization of Landsat, which resulted in exorbitant data costs. Researchers in remote sensing laboratories and centers around the world, especially in universities, almost overnight went from a 'data rich" situation to a condition of "data poverty." Many of the basic questions that were being addressed in the early 1980s are still being asked because the data became unaffordable to the research community addressing these questions. The resulting nonavailability of data probably played a significant role in the decline of and, in many cases, the closing of remote sensing programs at numerous universities.
It is a pity that the commercialization occurred when it did. The scientific "homework" had not been completed or carried out to the point at which marketable products had been sufficiently demonstrated. Another few years of affordable data and public research support in this area might have made the commercialization process more feasible and ultimately less painful.


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The Official Blog of VCU Athletics
March 16, 2014
Men's Basketball Atlantic 10 Championship, Briante Weber, George Washington Colonials, Shaka Smart, Treveon Graham Leave a comment
March 14, 2014
Men's Basketball Atlantic 10 Championship, Barclays Center, Die Koelner Bierhalle, KBH 2 Comments
BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Last year, local pub Die Koelner Bierhalle became the headquarters of Ram Nation North. VCU fans flocked to the neighborhood bar and restaurant to hang out with other VCU fans, watch games and prep for the Atlantic 10 Tournament. KBH, as it is known, became the pregame and postgame spot for Rams fans, and that is expected to continue this year.
On Thursday, we dropped by to see what makes the place so special. If you're in the neighborhood Friday before (or after) VCU's game with Richmond, drop by KBH.
March 13, 2014
Men's Basketball Atlantic 10 Championship, VCU and Brooklyn Leave a comment
On Wednesday, we left Richmond and headed up to The Big Apple for the Atlantic 10 Tournament. Mike Voyack and I spent the day trying to capture some of the sights and sounds. Included: Cameo by one VCU player's parents, The Peppas and a sleeping doctor.
Here's a good shot of The Peppas, Gold Rush Dancers and cheerleaders striking a serious pose…ah whatever.
March 12, 2014
Men's Basketball Atlantic 10 Championship, Barclays Center, Spike Lee, VCU fans 1 Comment
BROOKLYN, N.Y. – After a few phone calls and some Internet research, I've been able to confirm that there is not, in fact, a VCU satellite campus in the New York metropolitan area.
But you'd have a hard time selling that to impartial observers at Barclays Center during last season's Atlantic 10 Championship. It seemed as if there were Rams fans everywhere. Official numbers are not available, but anybody with a pulse and a ticket last season could've told you that VCU fans outnumbered other schools at the tournament by a wide margin.
They were boisterous, backed by VCU's dynamic pep band, The Peppas, and they were impressive. VCU fans seemed to embrace the experience more fully than perhaps any other league school.
And it wasn't just at Barclays Center. VCU fans flocked to Brooklyn in droves, flooding the city with black and gold. Die Koelner Bierhall, a German beer hall practically in the shadow of the arena, became the de facto headquarters for Rams fans. The pep band gallivanted around town in a bus wrapped in VCU graphics and the marketing slogan "Havoc Lives Here". Normally, that means Richmond, but in March, Havoc was highly mobile. The Peppas also shoehorned their way onto the "Today Show", blaring their eclectic mix of bombastic tunes from atop the bus. And of course, there was Spike Lee.
The extracurricular events were nice, but the real benefit to VCU fans' willingness to follow the Rams to the Big Apple was on the court. Players may have been focused on playing the game, but they weren't wearing blinders and earplugs. They saw the sea of humanity. They heard the brass-based rallying cries. And they say it made a difference.
"We can take a deep breath because we're not just here by ourselves," says junior guard Briante Weber. "[It's] a sign of relief when we see people that come out from Richmond to all the way from wherever we are. It just shows how much our fan base follows us and how much they really love to watch us play and we appreciate it."