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Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Philip Rivers, and perhaps Aaron Rodgers. That's the list of elite quarterbacks playing in the NFL today. They are the top tier. The guys in the level right below them are pretty good, but they're not elite.
In this second tier are guys like Jay Cutler, Matt Ryan, and Ben Roethlisberger.
Sure, Roethlisberger is heading into his third Super Bowl appearance, but there's more to being an elite quarterback. When we're talking about a quarterback being elite, we're talking about what he does as an individual.
Winning obviously goes into that, but this season more than any proved that Roethlisberger is just another guy on an elite team.
For the first month of the season, Roethlisberger was suspended. That's four games the Steelers would have to make it without their "franchise quarterback." Most, including myself, thought those four games would put them in a hole from which they could not pull themselves out. After all, they already had to compete with the Baltimore Ravens and there was no way the Ravens would allow the Steelers to rebound from a 2-2 or even 1-3 start.
But after starting the season 3-1 without Roethlisberger, it was becoming evident that the entire roster and the scheme was the reason for all the winning Pittsburgh has enjoyed. Dennis Dixon and Charlie Batch didn't make a ton of mistakes, but they also didn't have to make plays for the team to win.
So why exactly would anyone think it's any different for Roethlisberger?
Don't get me wrong, he's obviously a skilled play-maker and the team is better with him, but they've shown that they can win without him or, as was the case in their first Super Bowl win with him in 2005, in spite of him.
Without Peyton Manning, where are the Colts? Without Tom Brady, where are the Patriots? Without Philip Rivers, where are the Chargers? Without Drew Brees, where are the Saints? And without Aaron Rodgers, where are the Packers?
The Patriots have shown they can win without Brady, but they missed the postseason without him. But should any of those other quarterbacks go down, it's season over for their respective teams.
So yes, Roethlisberger is a very good quarterback, but to put him in the same company as Brady or Joe Montana as I've seen suggested is ridiculous. We don't judge safeties, running backs, linebackers, or receivers on Super Bowl wins — if that were the case, Charles Haley would have been a first-ballot Hall of Famer — so why is it that's the only thing we talk about when it comes to quarterbacks?
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Harvard professor and revolutionary Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's grandnephew Sugata Bose Friday registered a thumping win from the Jadavpur Lok Sabha seat in West Bengal as a Trinamool Congress candidate.
Bose, son of Netaji's nephew Sisir Kumar Bose, humbled his nearest rival Sujan Chakraborty of the Communist Party of India-Marxist by 125,440 votes.
Elated at the win, Bose told IANS: "I am happy also for Trinamool's win across the state.
"Now we have a major responsibility and we will try to bring people of all religions together."
Bharatiya Janata Party's Swaroop Prasad Ghosh got the third spot, while Congress candidate and painter-activist Samir Aich stood fourth.
Bose's mother Krishna Bose was a three-time MP from the constituency. She won on a Congress ticket in 1996, and repeated her success in 1998 and 1999 as a Trinamool nominee.
In a way, Bose avenged her mother's defeat, as she had lost to Chakraborty in 2004.
Bose, who was dubbed as the elite outsider for his Cambridge University education, successfully sailed through canvassing despite a section of Netaji's family accusing him of violating the model code of conduct for using a "minor" dressed in military fatigues resembling Netaji in his campaign.
He also faced complaints from a student body in Kolkata's Presidency University which demanded Bose's resignation from the chair of the varsity's mentor group, on grounds of his political links desecrating the sanctity of the mentor group, comprising leading academicians.
The 57-year-old has promised to work for bettering education standards in the state.
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On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Peter Ajamian wrote:
Do not use the Crypt-PW authentication-scheme. Instead use the MAIL_FROM
or PGP scheme instead.
Neither of these are very good options either. The problems with MAIL-FROM
are the obvious flaws you find in any MAIL-FROM scheme. The PGP scheme is
worth discussing, however.
When the owner of a handle account attempts to associate a PGP key with
his account, he is asked to do so by providing the "PGP KEY ID". However,
the input box only allows eight characters. v4 PGP keys (key generated
with PGP versions 5.x and greater, as well as GnuPG) have key-ids that are
64 bits long, rather than 32 bits. This is because of the well-known fact
that it is trivial to generate keys with a specific 32 bit key-id
(allowing duplication.) Search the archives for the DEADBEEF attack.
One can deduce that the NSI PGP-auth scheme works as follows:
- - User uploads his key to NSI's server.
- - User associates his 32 bit key-id with his handle and specifies
- - User signs future modification requests with the key he specified.
- - The signature is verified, and the 32 bit key-id is compared to the one
specified in the handle.
- - If the signature is good and the IDs match, the modification is made.
The problem with this is that an attacker could create a key with the same
32 bit key-ID, and upload it to the NSI server. I have to guess on the
system's behavior now, since I have not actually tried this.
In the best-case scenario, NSI's key server would reject a key with a
duplicate 32 bit key-id. This will cause problems for legitimate users
with 32 bit key-id collisions.
In the more dangerous of possibilities, both keys would reside on the
server, and an attacker would be able to forge modification requests by
signing message with a key bearing the same key-id as the legitimate
contact. Or the attacker's key would replace the legitimate key, giving
the attacker control of the account while stripping the legitimate user of
any control.
This entire problem can be corrected by avoiding the use of key-ids
altogether, and requiring the user to input the key fingerprint instead.
I reported this to NSI in 1999.
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Alysa Hulbert, 21, said: "There was a motorbike on its side on the floor.
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Poor ranjani is not able to do anything. Parvathy is talking too much regarding madi pichai. Its all fate. Death cannot be brought in by or carried out by someone. Y doesn't she understand this. Ranjani needs to be happy during this period for the baby to be healthy. But so many problems in thouse. She is always worrying about others. Podhaadhadhuku Parvathy era kuthal. No one ever seems to take care of Ranjani and no one bothers about her wishes. Even senthil doesn't seem to care.
Krish as we know is great.. But gayu, please understand ur hubby and come with him before this dirtyfied Mugu does some confusion and create problem again.
I think Mugu will try to play with Gaya and Krish matter.
Thank god, atleast now TK has accepted Krish. Hope Gayu reforms sooner.
Chitra ma, ur hubby will be shocked to see u as he would have planned for something... Neeyavadhu konjam un purushana thiruthu..
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Sweet mammanaar and ever sweet maapilai.
so Senthils suggests before AM starts, Mugundhan should create a problem so they can all spent time on it instead of going after Mugundhan
senthil,paavam pannadheenga,ellam unga pullaiya vandhu serapogudhu....
this ranjani is irritating so much.oru alavudhaan parukku idam kudukkanum..ranjani in one way encouraging parvathy to proceed with her stupid acts.
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The Art Loss Register also can check if artwork is stolen through its database. Any dealer, museum or collector can check with the organization's worldwide offices to see if an item is stolen. If it is not stolen, the Art Loss Register issues a certificate stating so.
The FBI also has the Art Crime Team - a 12-agent team established in 2004 after thefts of Iraqi artifacts during the fall of Saddam Hussein. The team has recovered more than 850 items worth over $65 million, the FBI Web site said.
It can take time for artwork to resurface, said Mr. Marinello, whose agency has helped authorities nationwide recover stolen artwork.
"Sometimes the least expensive ones are just as difficult to recover as the most expensive ones," he said. "The more they go from place to place the more they have a chance at resurfacing."
A Camille Pissarro painting stolen in 1978 from the home of Robert and Helen Stoddard in Worcester didn't resurface until 1998 at a Cleveland auction gallery. It now is in the Worcester Art Museum. Also stolen in the Stoddard robbery was a Childe Hassam painting that was not museum quality and was later auctioned.
Mr. Marinello, currently working on 30 to 40 cases, said he's met with some unsavory characters - here and overseas - to recover artwork. There are groups - national, international and regional areas in the United States - involved in the underground network of stolen artwork.
"Criminal gangs sometimes hold on to it and look for a reward," he said, noting their efforts generally don't work. Some thieves will do their homework, too, and know exactly what they are looking for when they enter a museum.
The robbers in the Persky theft - armed and well-organized - took furs, silverware and the three paintings, according to insurance and police reports. The value then was more than $60,000.
Ms. Persky, a nurse companion and the caretaker were all bound during the robbery. The robbers threatened to shoot them.
The insurance company, Commercial Union Assurance Cos., paid $45,000 on the policy for the oil paintings after the theft. The FBI has the paintings now, and the three oil paintings are part of a legal battle to determine ownership.
A complaint in interpleader was filed in federal civil court in Rhode Island asking a judge to determine the rightful owner. Canton-based One Beacon Insurance Group, the "successor-in-interest" to Commercial Union; Judith Yoffie of Worcester, the woman who was left the paintings in Mrs. Persky's will; and Patrick and Gail Conley are all claiming ownership.
Patrick Conley, the only party speaking publicly, said at the very least he is looking for a reward for his honesty.
The art gallery owner, William M. Vareika, who owns William Vareika Fine Arts Ltd. in Newport, R.I., supplied the Telegram & Gazette with a letter he sent to an FBI agent he was familiar with regarding the Persky paintings.
In the March 22 letter to the agent in New York, Mr. Vareika said he received several phone calls from Patrick Conley in February 2007 asking him to authenticate the paintings.
Mr. Vareika said in an interview yesterday that he never met Patrick Conley, but knew he was a Rhode Island history author and agreed to help him. Mr. Vareika went to Mr. Conley's Bristol, R.I., home and inspected the three unframed paintings. They looked real, he said, but agreed to take them back to his gallery to study them and gave the Conleys a receipt.


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A celebration of Carol's life will be on July 26, 3:30-5:00 pm at the Carnegie Building in Lawrence, East Gallery Room.
Carol Jane Wheeler daughter of A.M. and Janet Wheeler who preceded her into the next life, passed away at her home on July 5, 2014 at 10:35 p.m.
She was born in Borger, TX on a very cold November 9, 1950.
She is survived by her two sisters, Susan and Beth (Ray), and her brother Tom (Betsy), two nieces, Andrea (Eric) and Sarah (Erik); and a grandniece and grandnephew, Sky and David; and her beloved companion dog Maggie.
A memorial gathering will be held at a later date.
The family suggests memorial contributions in her name to the Lawrence Humane Society and may be sent in care of the mortuary.
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Tigers finish third in Gulden Invitational
The Tigers returned to action Saturday at Bucknell to participate in the Gulden Invitational. After a six-week hiatus, the team took third in a field of nine teams.
Sophomore Wilhelmina Austin had an impressive finish in the long jump with 5.47 meters, placing first in the event. Austin also placed second in the triple jump with 11.30 meters, earning a total of 18 points for the Tigers. She was also named the field Most Valuable Player at the meet.
Sophomore Maggie Rampolla took second in the pole vault with a height of 3.45 meters. The sophomore had an excellent start to the season earlier in December, tying her school record of 3.45 meters at the Princeton Invitational.
"I was pleasantly surprised to see how we did as a team," Head Coach Roger Erricker said. "We had a big break and not really much practice. We saw some people worked hard over break and that we haven't lost much since December."
Freshman Jackie Lavitt tied for third in the high jump with 1.59 meters. Her finish earned top points for the Tigers as well. Lavitt finished just ahead of teammate sophomore Emerald Vickers who jumped 1.54 meters.
Erricker noted a top performance by senior Leslie Miles who took fifth in the 500-meter race with a time of 1.18.68. Erricker said her sprint as the anchor in the 4×400 meter race was big for the team and helped them take fourth place with a time of 4:03.55. Junior Emily Wenger and freshmen Amanda Famularo and Megan Kelly rounded out the relay.
Freshman Paige Dement continues to make her mark in her rookie season, moving into the No. 6 spot for shot put in Towson's Track and Field Top 10 list. Erricker mentioned what an honor it is for a freshman to break the top-ten, and equally impressive.
"Today was nice," Erricker said. "We picked up some valuable points here and there. It really shows we do have some talent."
The Tigers will travel to Pennsylvania next Saturday to compete at Lehigh University. The meet is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.


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Which brings us to Malkmus's amazingly dense, yet totally laid-back second album with the Jicks. Pig Lib is one of those discs that almost seems too easy at first, all cruising melodies and off-the-cuff observations -- yet as you're floating along, going with it, you are continually pulled up short. What does that remind me of, you will ask, as Malkmus threads his way from Jethro Tull-ish feyness to swirling Television guitars on "Witch Mountain Bridge". Where have I heard the scratchy deathray bass of "Dark Wave" and how does the track morph from that to a sadder, more self-knowing Cars? Is "Animal Midnight" supposed to sound like Blur's "Coffee & Tea"? And if so, what does that mean? These are the kinds of questions that will keep you up at night -- and remarkably, the answer is never good enough. Pig Lib refers to everything and quotes nothing.
The one thing that Pig Lib is not is a missing Pavement album. It is full of guitar solos, for one thing, looping over one another with giddy, look-what-I-can-do-with-my-ax abandon. It is happy and playful in a way that little of Pavement's work was, following a twisting path that leads who knows where until we get there. Even in the most unitary, pop-oriented tracks -- "(Do Not Feed the) Oyster", for instance -- there are signs that the song is getting away from us. Listen, for example, to the strikingly dissonant rhythm guitar that backs up its catchy verse, and the sitar-like twang that leads into them. The long instrumental break two minutes in literally breaks the song in half, conjuring up the most abstract of guitar-god intervals, Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive" or some of the less self-indulgent Emerson Lake and Palmer. Similarly, "Vanessa from Queens" feels at first like a skewed love song, all lazy licks and impressionistic verbiage and casual sexuality. Its cocky attitude crests in a two-note boast "I got / The right / To fly" then melts into a liquid curtain of guitar notes. Tracks like "1% of One" and "Us" are reminiscent, at least conceptually, of the way that Marc Bolan's early Tyrannosaurus Rex records started with what seemed like very simple songs, and somehow took wing and flew from there into the weirdest kind of psychedelic magic.
There's a lot of sex in this album, from Vanessa's clamped-down ballerina tights to the sweaty wah-wah of "Sheets" (with the sing-along chorus "It takes all night to get off you"). It's an adult kind of sex, though, where the big question is not whether anyone's getting laid or not -- they are -- but what it will do to their relationships. "Animal Midnight", in particular, approaches the whole question of interpersonal connection with nuance and subtlety. But it's not just the stories that are hot. As with all sexy records, there's an admirable rhythm section involved -- John Moen kicking the shit of out of the off-cadenced drums and Joanna Bolme lending sinew and sway on bass.
Pig Lib is the kind of album you think about even when it's not on, that slowly develops for you and creates synapses and connections that maybe Malkmus never intended. It's comfortable right from the start but means more every time you play it. Don't hate him because he's not Pavement anymore. This is a guy who's just getting started.
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The UN says the world must cut carbon emissions by some 40-70 per cent by 2050. This target cannot be reached if the current rate of deforestation does not dramatically slow. But any action to protect the world's forests creates a dilemma: how can these vital areas be protected without unfairly holding back the economic growth of developing countries?
An important part of the solution is to enable rich-nation emitters to pay developing countries to maintain their forests. Compared to other carbon-reducing policies – such as investment in renewables – this is a very cheap option. ….
[But,] there is a constant risk that the protection of one part of a forest merely leads to another part of it being chopped down instead. Even if the government is fully committed to a scheme, its governance systems may not be able to protect an area from illegal destruction. International bodies therefore need to put in place agreed systems to certify that forests have both truly been protected and that the schemes are additional to plans that existed without the extra funding.
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deforestation and global warmingMonday, May 26th, 2014
cows and global warmingWednesday, April 9th, 2014
Carbon dioxide from fossil fuels is the primary man-made gas warming the planet, but methane is far more potent and the US's biggest source of it is its 88m cattle, which produce more than landfill sites, natural gas leaks or hydraulic fracturing.
The Obama administration's launch last month of a plan to curb methane emissions has given fresh relevance to climate-friendly technologies for cattle that range from dietary supplements and DNA gut tests to strap-on gas tanks.
Juan Tricarico, director of the Cow of the Future project at the Innovation Center for US Dairy, an Illinois research institute … said there were common misconceptions about where cattle methane comes from. "Ninety-seven per cent of all the methane gas is released by the front end through burps, not from the back end," he said. ….
Methane accounts for 9 per cent of US greenhouse gas emissions and does not linger in the air as long as CO2, but it has a global warming effect more than 20 times greater than CO2, the White House says. ….
At Argentina's National Institute of Agricultural Technology, scientists have created backpacks that collect gas via tubes plugged into cows' stomachs. A typical animal emits 250-300 litres of methane a day and researchers say this could be used to power a car or a refrigerator for a day, but Jorge Antonio Hilbert of the institute says the tanks' use on a large scale is "totally improbable". ….
Ilmi Granoff of the Overseas Development Institute said … "Forget coal, Forget cars. The fastest way to address climate change would be to dramatically reduce the amount of meat people eat," he said. "But that involves cultural preferences and they are difficult to touch."
Barney Jopson, "Scientists seek climate-friendly cow of the future", Financial Times, 9 April 2014.
Another reason to feel guilty when eating steak … or even while drinking milk!
poverty and transportationSunday, March 9th, 2014
"A developed country is not where the poor have cars … it is where the wealthy use public transportation."
Yet another illustration of the adage that "services for the poor are poor services".
I would add that, all else equal, lack of adequate public transportation means the poor are poorer, because they are forced to purchase a vehicle or walk long distances. This fact is overlooked in measures of poverty.
And, of course, a private automobile harms the environment much more than use of public transportation does.
Source: ILDES (Instituto Latinoamericano para el Desarrollo Económico Sustentable).
climate policy in poor countriesThursday, February 27th, 2014
Two American academics have drafted a compelling op-ed for today's Financial Times.
Having failed to stem carbon emissions in rich countries or in rapidly industrialising ones, policy makers have focused their attention on the only remaining target: poor countries that do not emit much carbon to begin with. ….
In Nigeria [for example], the UN Development Programme is spending $10m to help "improve the energy efficiency of a series of end-use equipment … in residential and public buildings". As a way of lifting people out of poverty, this is fanciful at best. Nigeria is the world's sixth-largest oil exporter, with vast reserves of natural gas as well. Yet 80m of its people lack access to electricity. Nigerians do not simply need their equipment to be more efficient; they need a copious supply of energy derived from plentiful local sources.
Or consider Pakistan, where energy shortages in a rapidly growing nation of 180m have led to civil unrest – as well as rampant destruction of forests, mostly to provide firewood for cooking and heating. Western development agencies have refused to finance a project to use Pakistan's Thar coal deposits for low-carbon natural gas production and electricity generation because of concerns over carbon emissions. Half a world away, Germany is building 10 new coal plants over the next two years. ….
We in the rich world have chosen economic growth over emissions reductions. It is cruelly hypocritical of us to prevent poor countries from growing, too. If we are forced to adapt to life on a planet with a less hospitable climate, the poor should at least confront the challenge with the same advantages that are enjoyed by the rich.
Roger Pielke and Daniel Sarewitz, "Climate policy robs the world's poor of their hopes", Financial Times, 27 February 2014. (ungated link)
Political scientist Roger Pielke is a professor in the environmental studies programme at the University of Colorado. Geologist Daniel Sarewitz directs the Washington, D.C. office of Arizona State University's Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes.
protecting the Amazon rainforestThursday, September 26th, 2013
NPR's "Planet Money" podcasts are 15 to 20 minutes long and almost always worth listening to. This one is particularly interesting.
Ecuador's Yasuni National Park, a pristine corner of the Amazon rainforest, is home to jaguars, giant otters, and the golden-mantled tamarin. The park also sits on top of hundreds of millions of barrels of oil, worth billions of dollars.
The government of Ecuador faces a choice: Should it protect the park, or go for the money?
Planet Money, "Episode 433: Holding A Rainforest Hostage?" (Update), 30 August 2013.
Ecuador's government attempted to do both, but failed. Listen to the podcast to find out what happened, and why.
the illusion of precision in climate change modelsWednesday, September 25th, 2013
Development and use of complex models that integrate climate science with economic aspects of the impact of greenhouse gas emissions has become a growth industry. The field even has its own journal, The Integrated Assessment Journal. MIT economist Robert Pindyck reviews this effort and asks "What do the models tell us?". His answer?
Very little. A plethora of integrated assessment models (IAMs) have been constructed and used to estimate the social cost of carbon (SCC) and evaluate alternative abatement policies. These models have crucial flaws that make them close to useless as tools for policy analysis: certain inputs (e.g., the discount rate) are arbitrary, but have huge effects on the SCC estimates the models produce; the models' descriptions of the impact of climate change are completely ad hoc, with no theoretical or empirical foundation; and the models can tell us nothing about the most important driver of the SCC, the possibility of a catastrophic climate outcome. IAM-based analyses of climate policy create a perception of knowledge and precision, but that perception is illusory and misleading.
Robert S. Pindyck, "Climate Change Policy: What Do the Models Tell Us?", Journal of Economic Literature, September 2013, pp. 860-872.
That is the abstract of a fascinating essay that should be read in its entirety. You can download an ungated pdf of the paper here.
Pindyck concludes with the following paragraph.
My criticism of IAMs should not be taken to imply that, because we know so little, nothing should be done about climate change right now, and instead we should wait until we learn more. Quite the contrary. One can think of a GHG [greenhouse gas] abatement policy as a form of insurance: society would be paying for a guarantee that a low-probability catastrophe will not occur (or is less likely). As I have argued elsewhere, even though we don't have a good estimate of the SCC, it would make sense to take the Interagency Working Group's $21 (or updated $33) number as a rough and politically acceptable starting point and impose a carbon tax (or equivalent policy) of that amount. This would help to establish that there is a social cost of carbon, and that social cost must be internalized in the prices that consumers and firms pay. (Yes, most economists already understand this, but politicians and the public are a different matter.) Later, as we learn more about the true size of the SCC, the carbon tax could be increased or decreased accordingly.
Professor Pindyck is co-author, with Daniel Rubinfeld, of the best-selling textbook Microeconomics (8th edition, Prentice Hall, 2012).
genocide on the Great PlainsWednesday, September 25th, 2013
The word prairie comes from the French for meadow and was adopted by the early [North American] pioneers as they pushed west and came into contact with French-speaking settlers. Prairies are temperate ecosystems composed of grasses and flowering perennials with low, scrubby shrubs as the apex vegetation, rather than trees. ….
The story of the prairie is inextricably linked with that of the bison. So vast were the numbers of these 2,000lb behemoths – in the tens of millions – that early explorers reported the plains as "black, and appearing as if in motion". They and the Great Plains were largely left alone during the early settlement of America. Until the early 1800s the plains were commonly known as the Great American Desert and were considered dry, inhospitable and hostile. From the 1830s, however, pioneers pushed west and the prairie became fragmented as claims were staked. ….
To encourage belligerent Native Americans to resettle to less promising land, the military undertook a policy (possibly authored by federal government or at least tolerated) of starving the Indians into submission by exterminating the animal they relied on most – the bison. The level of slaughter was breathtaking. An estimated 7.5m animals were killed in just two years between 1872 and 1874. By the end of the century, the roaming herds had been reduced to around 750 animals, mostly kept in zoos or on small reserves.
Matthew Wilson, "Conservation of America's prairie – and return of the bison", Financial Times, 21 September 2013.
Matthew Wilson is Managing Director of Clifton Nurseries, London's oldest nursery. Matthew is also a radio and television broadcaster, and contributes to numerous UK publications, including the Financial Times.
Native peoples everywhere have suffered from the arrival of Europeans. I was familiar with the massive slaughter of American bison ("buffalo"), but previously thought it was done by individuals for sport, and to harvest valuable buffalo hides. I was unaware of the direct involvement of the US military in this activity, which caused great suffering in tribes of Native Americans. "Genocide" is not too harsh a word to describe it.
the early life of Economics Nobelist Elinor OstromSunday, September 1st, 2013
I learned a lot from this Saturday's column of Tim Harford, the "Undercover Economist". For starters, I learned that Lin Ostrom was born Elinor Awan in Los Angeles in 1933.
Lin was brought up in Depression-era poverty after her Jewish father left her Protestant mother. She was bullied at school – Beverly Hills High, of all places – because she was half-Jewish. She divorced her first husband, Charles Scott, after he discouraged her from pursuing an academic career, where she suffered discrimination for years. Initially steered away from mathematics at school, Lin was rejected by the economics programme at UCLA. She was only – finally – accepted on a PhD in political science after observing that UCLA's political science department hadn't admitted a woman for 40 years.
She persevered and secured her PhD after studying the management of fresh water in Los Angeles. ….
[It was in 1968,] when Lin saw [ecologist Garrett] Hardin lecture [on "The Tragedy of the Commons"] that she realised that she had been studying the tragedy of the commons all along. …. Garrett Hardin was 53, in the early stages of a career as a campaigning public intellectual that would last the rest of his life. Lin was 35, now Ostrom: she had married Vincent Ostrom, a respected political scientist closer to Hardin's age, and together they had moved to Indiana University. Watching Hardin lecture galvanised her. But that wasn't because she was convinced he was right. It was because she was convinced that he was wrong.
Tim Harford, "Do you believe in sharing?", Financial Times, 31 August 2013.
The full column contains more facts that I was unaware of. I knew, of course, that Elinor Ostrom in 2009 became the first woman to win the Nobel memorial prize for economics, and that she died three years later, at the age of 78. What I did not know is that her much older husband, Vincent, died just two weeks later.
I can relate to Lin's reaction to Garrett Hardin and his many followers, because flawed ("wrong") publications on pensions keep me active in what would otherwise be a boring subject.
climate change deniersMonday, May 27th, 2013
British astrophysicist Stephen Briggs objects to use of the term climate "sceptic" in Martin Wolf's column last Wednesday. "So-called climate sceptics", he writes, "are in fact climate deniers."
Sceptics, among whom are by definition scientists since the scientific method has relied for more than 2,000 years on scepticism, require evidence for testing of a hypothesis but accept it when reasonably proven. The article [by Martin Wolf] points out that some 98.4 per cent of published scientific articles lie on one side of the climate debate and 1.2 per cent on the other. This is a much more complete agreement among the scientific community than on almost any other topic. One does not believe in climate change as an act of faith – it is not a religious experience – but one examines the evidence. The facts are demonstrated; those who wish to ignore them are not climate change sceptics, they are climate change deniers.
Stephen Briggs, "So-called climate change sceptics are just in denial", letter to the editor, Financial Times, 27 May 2013.
Dr Briggs is currently Head of the Department of Earth Observation (EO) Science, Applications & Future Technologies of the European Space Agency (ESA).
Martin Wolf on global warmingTuesday, May 21st, 2013
Negative reaction to last week's column on climate change convinced Martin Wolf that climate sceptics have won. This stimulated him to write a follow-up column.
In considering this issue, a rational person should surely recognise the extent of the consensus of climate scientists on the hypothesis of man-made warming. An analysis of abstracts of 11,944 peer-reviewed scientific papers, published between 1991 and 2011 and written by 29,083 authors, concludes that 98.4 per cent of authors who took a position endorsed man-made (anthropogenic) global warming, 1.2 per cent rejected it and 0.4 per cent were uncertain. Similar ratios emerged from alternative analyses of the data.
A possible response is to insist that all these scientists are wrong. That is, of course, conceivable. Scientists have been wrong in the past. Yet to single out this branch of science for rejection, merely because its conclusions are so uncomfortable, is irrational, albeit comprehensible.
Martin Wolf, "Global inaction shows that the climate sceptics have already won", Financial Times, 22 May 2013.
Martin goes on to outline eight policies to address climate change: carbon taxes, nuclear power, tough emissions standards, a secure regime for global trade in lower-carbon fuels, better diffusion of energy-creating and energy-saving technologies, public-private partnerships for research and innovation, investment in adaptation to climate change and, more radically, geo-engineering to reverse climate change.
The analysis that Martin refers to is in the following open access paper:
John Cook et al., "Quantifying the consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the scientific literature", Environmental Research Letters 8:2 (2013).


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As posted on one of Don's threads, I shot a 40 target 3D shoot last weekend.
It was not officially a Halloween shoot, but you might spot one or two 'in costume'. I am not in costume, but look out for a tall bloke in a grey fleece top who appears to be walking and standing still at the same time!
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I am off to Boston.........my sister Jen's meeting some friends and I am the DD (that's designated driver). So I will stop in and say hey to the girls.....I am the favorite older sister. Some of these girls have been part of her crowd forever and we have had adventures. But I will not stay for the whole confab. No I will head up to the parents and terrorize my father, shattering the peace of his quiet Saturday night. A short while ago, while on my way to the first night of the EPIIC symposium, I blew through my parent's house......talking, running, using the facilities, and dashing out the door. After I was gone, my father came downstairs and said to my mother "Thank God she wasn't twins!" LOL Now he has to put up with me for the whole evening. I've already called and alerted him to my arrival.
Me "What's for dinner?"
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This location is in Omaha. Nearby parks include Bluff View Park, Bluff View Park and Kountze Park.
Nearby schools include Saratoga Elementary School, Sherman Elementary School and King Science/Technical Magnet Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are ALDI Omaha, NE, Phil's Foodway and Chubbs Foods.
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"Don't Leave When your Hot That's how Ma$e screwed up" those are words from Kanye West but it seems to make a lot of sense. Think about when MJ retired then came back to the Wizards (turrible) and i hope it wont happen to one of my favorite lyricist Lauryn Hill. L Boogie is starting a nation wide tour in order for a possible comeback can go either or two ways. 1 she can some how ignite her career back over and take the spotlight from Nicki or she can come and be like damn she should've stayed in hiding and let all the young fan prove the point that says that Nicki is better. So all the folks that are fortunate enough to go see L Boogie in the concert series let me know how it go.
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Hi! I'm Catherine and I live in a 1901 Colonial Revival house in Lebanon, Ohio. We bought the house in good shape, but have been realizing just how shoddily some of the rehab was done by the previous owners who were DIYers. So, bit by bit, we're working our way through the house.
Last summer was a complete rebuild of the box gutters which were rotten in spots. We didn't attempt that one ourselves, but they did a fabulous job and we now have gutters that will last 100 years. I'll be dead, but my gutters will be wonderful.
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1400 Namekagon Street has a Walk Score of 43 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Weitkamp Prk, Williams Park and Birkmose Park.
Nearby schools include Rock Elementary School and River Crest Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are ALDI Hudson, WI, Chicone's Liquor Mart and Venison America.
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'We should have made the tough decisions to cut more, close more, do more months ago ... The biggest cost savings can be realized by closing under-utilized schools ... The board did not follow the community imperative. We are now reduced to fiscal crisis management.' — Bob Todd & Marion Key
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For Peachtree City Councilwoman Kim Learnard, it seems as if the time is right for an alternative career path for Fayette County school students.
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For a school system that brings in $163 million but spends $177 million, it is not surprising that the search is on for ways to cut expenses and increase revenues a year from now.
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A candidate for the Post 1 seat on the Fayette County Board of Education said a video camera has captured the image of someone who took one of his campaign signs ... and from the candidate's home in Tyrone, no less.
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"My confidence came to me very late in life. I felt distinctly unworthy because I had such an instant success. I was quite exposed, and I never went to drama school. I didn't feel very good — and I'm pretty self-critical now. But I've started to get off my own back, because, you know, acting is just pretending, after all. In our society, there's a lot made of acting, when ultimately the essential thing is you're playing — you're paid a lot of money just to play, and you've got to be responsible and take it seriously, but, at the same time, Jesus, it's not a Nobel Prize endeavor"
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Putnam County Wreck Highlights Safety Concerns
A stretch of road in Putnam County that has seen a string of accidents recently saw another one yesterday. Emergency dispatchers said a semi truck with a box trailer overturned near the Buffalo Bridge along U.S. 35, and the same area near where a tractor-trailer overturned and spilled a disinfectant chemical in May. The driver of the truck that overturned Tuesday wasn't hurt.
Students Get High Tech
As is happening across the country, students are becoming more high tech in area classrooms. All public school students in Raleigh County will use iPads in the classroom when the new academic year begins. The school system will assign iPad2s to every student in grades two through 12. Kindergarten and first-grade students will share an iPad Mini with one fellow student. Superintendent Jim Brown tells The Register-Herald that school officials plan to phase in electronic editions of textbooks over the next five years. The agreement with Apple will cost the county about $7 million, but the district expects to save money in the long run.
Coal Layoffs In the Works
Independence Coal Company is in the process of shutting down its entire Allegiance, Cook and Justice No. 1 mines in Seth, and the layoffs began this week. The Spartan Mining Company is also closing its Liberty Processing Plant in Madison, after workers were notified in June of the coming cuts. Alpha Natural Resources owns both companies, and has said in the past it will do what it has to do in the current market conditions.
Clay County Sheriff Faces Wiretapping Charges
The Clay County Sheriff is facing charges for putting a monitoring device on his ex-wife's work computer. Federal prosecutors are charging Clay County Sheriff Miles "Mike" J. Slack with illegal wiretapping, and say the device was likely installed in late April. A news release says a keystroke logging device can intercept everything typed on the keyboard, and also says the computer was owned and maintained by the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia and is connected to a central Supreme Court network. No hearing date has been set.
State Contractor Fined for Environmental Violations
State regulators have fined a Kanawha County school contractor more than $13,000 for environmental violations. A consent order said the violations include failure to control dust, failure to protect groundwater quality and failure to operate and maintain erosion-control devices. The Department of Environmental Protection issued the fine in a settlement with Sissonville-based Carpenter Reclamation Inc. The violations occurred at the site where the company is building a $21 million elementary school for the county school system. Schools Superintendent Ron Duerring told the Charleston Gazette that the fine will be deducted from Carpenter Reclamation's payment.
Teacher's Alleged Battery on Students is Investigated
The state Department of Education is investigating complaints against a Fayette County teacher accused of hitting two kindergarten students. Police charged Kathleen Wade with two battery counts last week. She remains free on $5,000 bond. Department of Education spokeswoman Liza Cordeiro told The Register-Herald that the department is conducting an internal investigation. The findings will be referred to the state Committee on Professional Teaching Standards. ordeiro said the committee will make a recommendation on whether Wade should keep her teaching license to State Schools Superintendent Jim Phares. The alleged incidents occurred in May.
Suspicious Package is False Alarm
A suspicious package at a gas station in South Charleston brought out the bomb squad Monday evening. The package was found at the 7-11 on Chestnut Street, and the bomb squad was called out as a precaution. It turned out to be a false alarm.
Kanawha County Students Get Vaccines as School Starts Friday
With the start of school just around the corner, kids and parents are rushing to get all the necessary vaccines in order, and that has the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department doing its best to meet the demand. Kanawha-Charleston has been covering all clinical services for the Putnam County Health Department, which folded in June after a financial crisis. School starts in Putnam County August 22nd, but the start date is only 4 days away in Charleston. The August 9th start date is the earliest in county history. There is no vaccine shortage, but there is a rush to make sure the necessary vaccination records and shots are in order.
Demolition of Historic Buildings Questioned at WVSU
Preservation groups want to put a stop to it, but West Virginia State University is moving ahead with campus renovations on some of its oldest buildings. A new residence hall is in the works at WVSU, but in that process, Gore and Prillerman halls would be demolished. The Charleston Gazette reports they're eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. The Preservation Alliance of West Virginia and The Kanawha Valley Historical & Preservation Society have asked the school to stop the demolition.
SNAP Benefits Set to Expire
About 350,000 West Virginians will see a reduction in federal food assistance benefits when a temporary boost expires this fall, according to a nonprofit policy research group. The West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy said the increase to federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits expires on Oct. 31. The Charleston Gazette says that increase amounted to about $29 per month for a family of three. In West Virginia, about one-quarter of children live in families with income below the federal poverty level.


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Westminster St Matthew. In about 1730 the parishes of St. George-in-the-East, St. Anne (Limehouse), and St. Matthew (Bethnal-green), were separated from Stepney.[1]
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Step 327: Sometimes, text before you call
This is a thoughtful thing to do for people who might be expecting bad or serious news. My family got in the habit when Grannybarb was really sick, and every time my phone rang I was terrified that it was a Serious Call.
So when we just wanted to chat, my mom and sisters and would text the other person ahead of time, so we knew that it wasn't serious and we didn't have to drop everything to take it/steel ourselves emotionally/get to a place where we could flip out if need be.
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Kansas got off to a nice start against the Kansas State Wildcats on Saturday. The Jayhawks took the lead in the first quarter on a Dayne Crist pass to Tony Pierson and then took the lead again in the second quarter before the Wildcats reclaimed a 21-14 lead at halftime.
Dayne Crist looked very good in the first half of the game against Kansas State. He had a touchdown early in the game and did not throw an interception until the last Kansas drive of the half.
Kansas State also didn't have their "A" game in the first half. According to ESPN, Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said "I think they were angry as much as anything, which is probably the best mental approach and emotion they could have in that situation."
What was the reason for Kansas' first half success? Did the Jayhawks play well or did the Wildcats play poorly?
George: I would say it is a little bit of both. It took Kansas State a while to get going on Saturday. The Jayhawks were controlling the line of scrimmage in the first half, then something happened as the turnover bug hit them. Kansas State is a very good team who didn't play like normal for the first half.
Ricky: Kansas State underestimated Kansas and Kansas "tried" to make them pay for it. I have to say that Dayne Crist played shockingly well on Saturday. For a second, I thought that we were going to see the Crist that many thought would be there since the beginning of the season. The only blemish on the stat sheet for Crist was the one interception at the end of the half.
However, football isn't over after one half. The wheels really came off in the second half after the Kansas drive that ended in an interception on the KSU 2-yardline. I felt that after that moment we saw the same exact Dayne Crist we are all use to seeing game in and game out.
Each week, the staff at Through the Phog will react on the previous day's games in Big 12 football and other news that happens in the conference. We are always welcoming of comments that you might have on the topics covered each week. Our current staff includes lead editor George Pike, along with staff writer, Ricky Widmer.
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