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"Great tasting and a definite twist for gingerbread! Not overpowering. When storing, do not cover tightly, the top will become very moist instead of nice and crunchy. Serve plain or with a generous dollop of whipped cream."
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Very tasty, light, fluffy cake. I didn't have buttermilk on hand, so I soured milk (~ 1 tsp lemon juice/1 C. milk) & it turned out perfect. Next time, since I love spicy gingerbread, I'll had more molasses & maybe 3/4 tsp ginger. But, that's personal taste. This is a great recipe my family loved. I'm enjoying it w/ coffee this AM too. Thanks JO!
It's passable; the bread was on the dry side and too sweet for me; I added toasted nuts and replaced the white sugar with 3/4 cup of light brown sugar. And the sugar on top was not necessary! The blueberries were not noticeable and I would not make this recipe again.
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Really yummy...made it to share and everyone enjoyed it. I've made it once exactly as is (using frozen blueberries), and once with these substitutions: whole wheat flour instead of all-purpose, lemon juice and milk instead of buttermilk. Enjoyed both ways.
I had last year's blueberries in the freezer and I needed to use them up and this was an excellent method for doing that -- the gingerbread drew rave reviews at the office, and when I took it to a friend's house for dinner, and my kids loved it too. It's a good idea to cover lightly to keep the top crunchy. Wonderful served with whipped cream.
Wow! Loved this recipe. Followed the recipe exactly. Got rave reviews from family. Not to sweet or bitter - just absolutely perfect! I cooked mine in the tiny little aluminum bread pans, wrapped in christmas plastic bags with pretty ribbon and a little tag as gifts. Perfect!
I used another reviewer's suggestion of 1/2 brown, 1/2 white sugar. I also used soy milk and added 1/2 cup of walnuts. This was so delicious! I brought it in to work and my coworkers begged me for more! It's yummy warmed up with a big scoop of ice cream on top too.
This recipe is a surprisingly good combination (and i've been told close to an old fashioned gingerbread). I have made it a few times now and it holds great for lunch box snacks. The only change is we like a darker gingerbread, so we halve the sugar with brown and make sure the molasses is dark. If I am trying to sneak in some extra fiber, i halve the all purpose with whole wheat. These changes are just personal taste, great as exactly followed too. Definate keeper.
Yummy! This turned our very good! I used frozen blueberries, I used butter instead of Oil. I think it's best eaten within a couple of days. When stored it stays very moist but if you want the thing sugarry top to say dry and crispy the bread will dry out after a couple of days. but whatever, its still good with a moist top!
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Q Fever Antibody, IgG and IgM, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Q fever, a rickettsial infection caused by Coxiella burnetii, has been recognized as a widely distributed zoonosis with the potential for causing both sporadic and epidemic disease. The resistance of Coxiella burnetii to heat, chemical agents, and desiccation allows the agent to survive for extended periods outside the host.
The infection is spread by the inhalation of infected material, mainly from sheep and goats. They shed the organism in feces, milk, nasal discharge, placental tissue, and amniotic fluid.
The clinical spectrum of disease ranges from inapparent to fatal. Respiratory manifestations usually predominate; endocarditis and hepatitis can be complications.
During the course of the infection, the outer membrane of the organism undergoes changes in its lipopolysaccharide structure, called phase variation. Differences in phase I and phase II antigen presentation can help determine if the infection is acute or chronic:
-In acute Q fever, the phase II antibody is usually higher than the phase I titer, often by 4-fold, even in early specimens. Although a rise in phase I as well as phase II titers may occur in later specimens, the phase II titer remains higher.
-In chronic Q fever, the reverse situation is generally seen. Serum specimens drawn late in the illness from chronic Q fever patients demonstrate significantly higher phase I titers, sometimes much greater than 4-fold.
-In the case of chronic granulomatous hepatitis, IgG and IgM titers to phase I and phase II antigens are quite elevated, with phase II titers generally equal to or greater than phase I titers.
-Titers seen in Q fever endocarditis are similar in magnitude, although the phase I titers are quite often higher than the phase II titers.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosing Q fever
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Phase I antibody titers greater than or equal to phase II antibody titers are consistent with chronic infection or convalescent phase Q fever.
Phase II antibody titers greater than or equal to phase I antibody titers are consistent with acute/active infection.
A negative result argues against Coxiella burnetii infection. If early acute Q fever infection is suspected, draw a second specimen 2 to 3 weeks later and retest.
In Q fever sera, it is common to see IgG titers of 1:128 or greater to both phase I and phase II antibody titers. IgG class antibody titers appear very early in the disease, reaching maximum phase II titers by week 8 and persisting at elevated titers for longer than a year. Phase I titers follow the same pattern, although at much lower levels, and may not be initially detected until convalescence.
In Q fever sera, it is common to see IgM titers of > or =1:64.
IgM class antibody titers appear very early in the disease, reaching maximum phase II titers by week 3 and declining to very low levels by the 14th week. Phase I titers follow the same pattern, although at much lower levels, and may not be initially detected until convalescence.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Serologic responses are time-dependent. Specimens drawn too early in the disease may not have detectable antibody levels. A second specimen 2 to 4 weeks later may be necessary to detect antibody.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Q FEVER PHASE I ANTIBODY, IgG
Q FEVER PHASE II ANTIBODY, IgG
Q FEVER PHASE I ANTIBODY, IgM
Q FEVER PHASE II ANTIBODY, IgM
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Levy PY, Carrieri P, Raoult D: Coxiella burnetii pericarditis: report of 15 cases and review. Clin Infect Dis 1999;29:393-397
2. Caron F, Meurice JC, Ingrand P, et al: Acute Q fever pneumonia: a review of 80 hospitalized patients. Chest 1998;114:808-813


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Just performed this mod today! I am quite pleased with the results. I disconnected the negative battery cable while I was working, and reconnected it when I was ready to fire her up.
I just crawled under my car and secured the cone filter to the MAF tube after I had yanked the old factory element off.
The car was a little hesitant to start the first few cold starts, but now she seems to be running smooth with no Check Engine light. :)
I can't feel much of a difference personally, but just for looking at how filthy the factory element was and how much better the engine sounds, I am pleased with the results.
Got it on last night! I always have trouble with those black screws that you have to pry out but i just pulled the fender liner back enough not to have to worry about them.
Since I didn't have the stock MAF tube and resonator on the car to begin with all I had to do was get that old airbox out. Two of the bolts were so rusted I couldn't really turn them. Solved the problem by yanking down on it hard enough to break the airbox off at the pastic held in by the bolts. It's a little unprofressional and not very clean looking but you gotta do what you gotta do.
The K&N RX-4120 filter that BlazingCopper_ZX3 reccommended on his website (see link in the OP) worked perfectly. I attached it to the stock MAF tube I got from _fifth_ using some of the filter oil (it wasn't gonna be hard to fit without it but it is suggested), screwed my old MAF sensor into it and started to bolt it onto the car with the 1/2" bolt. This is the only part that may not be done right and will have to be fixed sometime down the road. The screw didn't go into the hole all the way. I checked to make sure it was the right spot (it was) and tried again. There could be rust or debris in there but its good enough for now.
Bolted the resonator with hydrocarbon trap onto the MAF tube. The TB boot was already attached to the resonator. If anyone is going to do this mod, do the opposite and attach it to the TB first. It took a while to get it on the TB properly but eventually I just broke out the filter oil, lubed it up and twisted it on there. Got the other side on the resonator and tightened the clamps. I'm not sure exactly what it is but theres some hose or valve or something that goes into the boot.
Then I took the air dam that I melted the cracks back together (practice for the bumper cover) and started to bolt it to the front holes in the bumper, then moving towards the sides and finally the driver side fender liner (the passenger side is cut there, but i did just get a new one to put on there. Whats awesome about the air dam being on there is that since its screwed into the bumper cover, its straightened the bent and cracked parts of the bumper cover and makes it look noticeably better.
I put the drivers side tire back on and was going to replace the cut fender liner, but the car had enough modding for the night and the lugs wouldn't come off with the tire iron. Need to have someone with an impact gun help me out.
Turned on the car and it idles about the same as the old SRI, haven't taken it for a test drive yet.
EDIT: Just did the test run to take some things back to my house. I can't really tell if it has better peformance than the old shoddy custom short ram but I do love it for the simple reason of being able to hear my engine instead of WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH from air being sucked into the SRI. It feels a little quicker and crisper but I'm not sure if that's real or just my imagination.
Yes, any lubricant will work to get the filter over the MAF tube, as I've stated countless times it will take some effort to get a 3" filter on a 3 1/2" MAF tube though.
They sell black duct tape for your broken splash guard, just say'n.
I'm considering this. I'm trying to replace this custom pipe/spectre filter SRI combo some (insert expletive here) put on the car before I bought it. I'm calling him a (insert expletive here) because me and another member discovered a week or two ago that whoever did it put the MAF sensor in backward and left an extra hole in the pipe for some reason. Also, he left the actual air filter part on the car. *facepalm*
It's fixed now but I've bought a stock intake complete with the airbox. Many people tell me that the airbox part is terrible for the car. This seems to be a good way to get rid of that custom pipe (looks to be leftover from an eBay turbo kit), use half of that stock intake, retain a stock sleeper look, and get a performance boost.
The main problem is that I don't have an air dam/splash shield on the car. Grabbed a broken one at a junkyard and I'm going to try to melt the cracks back together. My front bumper cover is also damaged but I believe it won't be a problem. Now I just need to find a suitable filter. Thinking the 3" ID Green Filter with the pre filter. Also considering a U pipe or elbow pipe for more splash protection. As for lubing the filter when putting it on, would filter oil work?
TL;DR: Previous owner iz dumb, considering stealth CAI, complaining about hurdles.
Wow! Nice to see this mod is still being considered.
Dam "orangePeel" that's a big filter! You must have gotten the 6" long one.
I still have mine installed, going on 8 years and 103,000 miles now! I clean and re-oil it every 5000 miles when I change the oil. Still the best thing I've done.
Though I love this car I'm thinking of selling it to get a 2014 Fusion, my wife doesn't like it. She says it's too loud and too small.
Here is a list of mod I've done:
Stealth CAI
Custom Magnaflow cat-back exhaust
Full SVT suspension
New rear sub-frame member with easily adjustable camber
17" SVT EAP wheels
SVT center console
SVT leather shift boot
Ford Racing Strut tower brace
Ford Racing Short throw shifter
Ford factory mid wing spoiler
Sony Xplode Premium sound system, 6 disk changer, speakers and sub woofer
Tinted windows all around
Fog light switch Mod
Clear side marker lights
LED door locks
Cup holder LED's
Silver tint front turn signal bulbs
The "How To's" may also list the door lock LED and fog light switch mod but if not I'm sure there is a link on the "Stealth CAI" page for it.
Glade you all enjoy Mod'n you cars.
I just did mine today! Took me about an hour and a half because I am very tedious and decided to tidy up some loose wiring.
Also removing the old filter box and the half hose connected to the snorkle was a little pain in the butt. But all in all a very simple mod, anyone with a regular tool kit and patience should be into some nice power real easy. :)
Filter just above air dam.
Picture from top shows nothing! :)
I used the K&N RU-3130, at first noticing there was some slight difference in the diameter of the tube to the filter I was worried. But that sucker is tight as hell on there without much work. I didn't tighten it up too much as I read there is a tendency to crack the tube.
So, if anyone else is looking into doing this. Do eeet!
Just did this today, so far so good! I did the 90* elbow method due to the auto trans and it fit really nicely. Also slipping the 3" coupler over the MAF tube was a breeze, far easier than it was to put the 3" filter on the 3" 90* tube I have a spectre on there for now but will be putting a K&N on when i can afford it. Noise is very minimal with the excpetion on a sucking sound at idle and a nice growl at WOT (Not ricey at all). Regualr driving doesnt seem any louder than before. Thanks for the write up!
cant figure out how to post pics, but heres a link with some photos from the install http://s1052.photobucket.com/albums/s453/racer-13/
|After I got the Stealth CAI installed, I forgot to let my car idle for a bit after putting the negative battery cable back on. (I immediately drove it on the highway for about 20 miles) It wasn't until the next day that I actually felt some increase in seat-of-the-pants performance.
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I made this cake for someone, and they thought it was the best. I did substitute coconut extract for vanilla in the icing. It was great, and I have to give the recipe to my friends.
This cake tastes a bit strange. I used Pillsbury Moist White Cake, and I'm a bit disappointed with the flavor, especially after reading the wonderful reviews. Even after the sour cream and the coconut cream, I taste the boxed cake in here, I might try to make it with a different brand, as this Pillsbury has its own particular taste maybe due to the pudding already added in the mix.
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This cake was really delicious. I worried it would be oversweet, but it really wasn't, though I might try it with less sugar in the icing next time so it will have more cream cheese taste. This was one of the moistest cakes I've ever eaten; I think that's because of the sour cream and coconut cream in the batter. (I used light sour cream.) My icing turned out a little runny, but I think that also added to the moistness, and it was kind of nice the way it dripped over the sides. This is a fabulous white cake, and I will make it again.
I simply love this cake!!!!!! I put it in a Bundt pan which I think turned out fabulous, especiall when you ice it and then sprinkle on the coconut. At first, when I took it out of the oven I thought it would not be that good, then when I flipped it onto the plate, and iced it, it was not only pretty, but tastes Delish! I will most certainly make this again and again.
I made this recipe for Easter to make bunnies cakes for hospital staff. Everyone raved. You need two inch high round pans - makes a lot of batter. I used fluffy cream cheese frosting from a can. Would suggest an apricot or raspberry filling for layers. Yummm! Excellent!!
This incredibly moist cake was the best coconut cream cake i've ever had. adding coconut cream to the box of cake mix does wonders.
The BEST MOISTEST cake I have ever tasted! It is so good! Everyone could not get over the moistness of it all! I would like a bit more coconuty taste,maybe add coconut extract to the frosting. Other than that,a perfect coconut cake!!!
Just made this cake for my Mother's birthday. It's the third time I've made it, yummy yummy can't wait. Thanks for the recipe!
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Singapore - The City's Largest Malay Buffet at 1 Market, Plaza Singapura
This mega-buffet 450-seater Malay eatery by Singapore-born TV-celebrity Chef Wan has been perpetually full house every day ever since it opened last Dec 2012.
It "seemed" quieter this evening, so me and my SO decided to pop in at a whim. Oh wow, it was pretty raucuous inside, with at least 3 birthday parties going on simultaneously at different parts of the cavernous eatery.
The buffet tables seemed endless at first glance. I picked the counters nearest to our table to start. Some choices:
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- Ikan belado
- Mutton curry
- grilled satays
- barbecued stingray
- curried flower crabs
These were like 10% of the dishes on offer!
There was a carvery with roast lamb, beef and chicken. A station where "assam laksa" was doled out fresh, and another station where fresh spring rolls were prepared a la minute.
The salad bar had various Western as well as spicy Malay options.
The buffet counter had more Malay cakes and dessert options than one can hope to savour at one seating. But my fave there was the Belgian waffles, served with ice-cream and maple syrup - very "un-Malay" actually.
Quality-wise? Pretty average, not what I'd expected from a celebrity-chef. It was nice to finally be able to see what the fuss was all about. Would I return? Not anytime soon, I'm afraid.
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That's a very interesting feedback, klyeoh. I have been told by more than one of my friends that I shouldn't miss 1 Market's buffet. They like it so much. Now you're saying it's not as good as they made it out to be?
I cannot stand to queue though, and on the few occasions I tried to call their line to make a reservation, I just couldn't get through at all!0


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The Demise of Newspapers: Economics, Copyright, Free Speech
Neil Netanel
In my last post, I reported on newspapers' likely demise and argued that blogs can act as an important supplement, but not substitute for the fourth estate functions of the traditional press. Here I want to say something about the economics of newspapers' demise and how that is relevant to copyright law and our system of free expression.
It seems to me that newspapers ostensibly offer more than simply original reporting of basic facts. I seriously doubt that copying of that particular service (assuming it happens as you say) could explain the demise of newspapers.
I think the reasons are multifold:
1. Newspapers have stopped doing a very good job of reporting facts. They have degenerated into he said/she said stenography. It's worthless to me, the reader, to tell me that Hillary supports a gas tax "holiday" and that Obama opposes it unless the article goes on to explain the issue in detail and the merits of the respective positions. It's this latter function which newspapers have stopped supplying. In its place they offer sound bites from each candidate, apparently under the theory that the reader will decide for herself (based on facts we learn on the street, I suppose, like how we learned about sex).
2. Reporting about government functions, especially at the national level, has become far too incestuous. Reporters grant confidentiality for sources when those sources are merely repeating official policy anyway. There's no good reason for that. Worse yet, the reporters don't challenge the assertions of these anonymous officials. We saw that particularly with Judy Miller's coverage in the run up to the Iraq War, where the NYT essentially became a conduit for propaganda.
3. Reporters must be overworked. I say this because they make blatant, obvious errors when they report on areas like the law. If newspapers want to continue in effect, they need to hire reporters who either understand the topic or who know who to call for advice.
4. To the extent that papers also offer commentary on the news, there's no reason to protect them from competition. Anyone can offer commentary. This gets us back to the problem of expertise. Who in their right mind would want the commentary of the NYT or WSJ on, say, the Heller case if they could read this blog or Volokh?
To Mark,
Of course there is a chicken and the egg problem. Some argue that newspapers' decline stems from drastic cutbacks necessitated by drops in revenues, due in part to the causes I discussed in my post.
While newspapers may be suffering from the "classic public goods problem", its worth noting that the expectation of a certain revenue flow from so-called original reporting of basic facts came to be entrenched largely because a particular manufacturing and distribution model was in place for this industry. And like music and publishing industries have found out, the way to respond to this challenge is NOT a) to demand the same revenue flows as before and therefore b) to demand an increasingly unreasonable set of legal protections to this end. Newspapers have long given up doing real quality journalism (perhaps emboldened by the lack of competition before the digital era and the constant stream of mergers). Perhaps the "shock of the new" will bring about some serious introspection on how they can relevant and make a partial return to their original mission.
Who in their right mind would want the commentary of the NYT or WSJ on, say, the Heller case if they could read this blog or Volokh?
Right, newspapers seem to lose their relevance most when expert opinion and multi-faceted analysis is only a click away.
One area that newspapers traditionally have an advantage over, say, the legal blog, is their reach; the typical blog can't afford to send reporters around the world for long-term coverage of an ongoing process. (The typical blog might not be able to send a reporter across the street, for that matter.)
One might put together a team of worldwide bloggers to discuss local issues in a global context, but it still wouldn't be quite the same. That leverage, along with the parasitic nature of blogs that Neil mentions in the previous post, would seem to allow newspapers to remain relevant, even when more detail can be found elsewhere.
One area that newspapers traditionally have an advantage over, say, the legal blog, is their reach; the typical blog can't afford to send reporters around the world for long-term coverage of an ongoing process. (The typical blog might not be able to send a reporter across the street, for that matter.)
Agreed, though with some footnotes:
1. In a few cases where bloggers have tried to cover a particular event, some of them have done very well indeed. Firedoglake, for example, covered the Libby trial far better than the traditional media.
2. The ongoing coverage supplied by newspapers still needs to meet the standards which the better bloggers are enforcing. It does no good for the NYT to "cover the war in Iraq" if it's "coverage" consists of a reporter who stays in the Green Zone and simply repeats what the US military says.
The problem that I see is this. Newspapers still have a niche to supply basic facts about the world. But this has two limits. First, that's not going to provide the public interest or the profit margins that they expect from earlier days. Second, the real action is in those aspects of media which go beyond the basic facts, whether analysis or commentary. The traditional media simply are not meeting the competition; they're trying to sell mainframes when the market is PCs.
Newspapers forming consortia to sell their information to ISPs, portals, etc., are going to run into problems with the antitrust laws. Indeed, such consortia might be characterized as per se illegal price fixing cartels. After all, the object of the consortia is to raise the price their members are getting for their product through joint bargaining because the market will not pay them an "adequate" price. The consortia will not be able to take advantage of the CBS v. BMI case unless they make their products available individually, which would defeat the purpose of the consortia. The consortia could argue that they are the sort of distressed industry cartel the Supreme Court said didn't violate the antitrust laws in the old Appalachian Coals case in the 1930s. That is not likely to help them because the argument that a cartel is necessary because an industry is in economic difficulty has not been accepted since that case, and the case itself is regarded by antitrust commentators of all persuasions as a depression era fluke.
Newspapers forming consortia to sell their information to ISPs, portals, etc., are going to run into problems with the antitrust laws. Indeed, such consortia might be characterized as per se illegal price fixing cartels. After all, the object of the consortia is to raise the price their members are getting for their product through joint bargaining because the market will not pay them an "adequate" price. The consortia will not be able to take advantage of the CBS v. BMI case unless they make their products available individually, which would defeat the purpose of the consortia. The consortia could argue that they are the sort of distressed industry cartel the Supreme Court said didn't violate the antitrust laws in the old Appalachian Coals case in the 1930s. That is not likely to help them because the argument that a cartel is necessary because an industry is in economic difficulty has not been accepted since that case, and the case itself is regarded by antitrust commentators of all persuasions as a depression era fluke.
A lot of people don't own laptop (or notebook) computers and a laptop computer cannot be carried and used everywhere. A newspaper can be purchased and read anywhere and is a cheap throwaway item.
Also, a lot of BVD-clad bloggers ( I prefer "BVD-clad" to "pajama-clad" because Hugh Hefner considers pajamas to be formal wear ) have the chutzpah to claim that they are better than the traditional news media even though these bloggers don't even have any ethical standards, let alone the means to perform serious investigations. Ron Steinman wrote,
There is a growing and disturbing movement in the media for a new freedom that promotes the idea that whoever covers news, and believes they are journalists without credentials, can and should be their own editor, writing and saying what he pleases in his self-created Web log [and also arbitrarily censoring comments from those who disagree with him]. Everywhere I turn, those who call themselves serious journalists, some even using that grand and old fashioned phrase, the press, are assaulting us with the virtues of this new-found freedom. Thus, blog, the shortened version, is now the latest gobbledygook noun in the English language. Lewis Carroll would be proud.
. . . .A major problem is bloggers who run items with no sources. When they cite sources, they are so tenuous as to make you pass Go and return the $200. When caught, the blog will sometimes print retractions quickly [a BVD-clad blogger is likely to just delete the comment that pointed out the error]. The problem is that the readers have become so undiscerning it makes no difference. As quickly as an item is found wrong and as quickly as the blog runs a correction, another rises to take its place. Accuracy has no place on many blogs.(bracketed comments are mine)
The notion that blogs have obsoleted the traditional news media is typified by a stupid book titled, "We're All Journalists Now: The Transformation of the Press and Reshaping of the Law in the Internet Age," by Scott Gant.
Carolynne Burkholder wrote,
. . . . bloggers' claims that they are the true citizen-journalists and that they can self-correct their errors is questioned by journalists and ethicists as self-serving rhetoric. Critics note cases where rumours were circulated by blogs and they were not proven to be false until much damage had been done to the reputation or career of a person or group. Self-correction by blogs is an imperfect process [and is made even more imperfect by the arbitrary censorship of comments]. Other critics accuse blogs of hypocrisy by claiming they believe in accuracy but they do not believe in editorial controls on postings prior to publication [BVD-clad bloggers also do not believe in any controls after publication]. Bloggers are also accused of wanting freedom without responsibility -- of reaching thousands of readers but rejecting calls for ethical codes and standards.(emphasis added; bracketed comments are mine)
And one of those "ethical codes and standards" that BVD-clad bloggers are rejecting is, of course, a rule against arbitrary censorship of blog visitors' comments. And, of course, this arbitrary censorship not only impacts factual accuracy but also impacts fairness in the presentation of opinions.
For what its worth, I might add the observation of a phenomenon - one that appears to be resisting the fate of many such fads to go away - that associates posting a link to an aggregator pointing to a blog entry with a link to legitimate content but with little genuine substance added with acute humiliation and rejection. Its called linkjacking, and it gets extinguished frequently, often with prejudicial humiliation. The so-called 'blogosphere' is aware of the difference between genuinely sourced content and linkjacking. Any blogger wishing for their site to retire into the hitless realm of linkjacking limbo will ignore the trend.
People do know the difference, and the news industry will respond. Which news organization seems the relevant question.
How is Google News "siphoning off" ad revenues or hurting newspapers in any way? There are no ads on the Google News site. Even if there were, the brief snippets to be found are an invitation to click and actually visit newspaper Web sites. I do not see what the problem is.
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Chemicals sector rail traffic in North America rose 4.9% year-on-year (YOY) during the week ended 19 January, to 42,102 cars, according to the Association of American Railroads (AAR; Washington). US traffic was down 0.3%, to 29,970 cars. Canadian traffic rose 20.1%, to 10,753 cars, while Mexican traffic was up 21.5%, to 1,379 cars. Traffic fell from the prior week's totals, though it rose in the US and Mexico. Overall, North American freight rail traffic was down 0.1% YOY during the week ended 19 January, to 369,320 cars, AAR says. Year-to-date, the...
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