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Iran has released two German journalists arrested last year after meeting the son of a woman sentenced to death by stoning.
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Top seed Andy Roddick advanced to the final of the Memphis ATP World Tour event with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Juan Martin Del Potro and will next face big-hitting Canadian Milos Raonic.
Topics: tennis, sport, united-states
New South Wales is bating again, despite Victoria failing to avoid the follow on in their Sheffield Shield cricket match at the MCG.
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The signing of Casey McGuire by Parramatta in the off-season caused few ripples around the NRL, but on Saturday's evidence that could soon change.
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Several Virgin Blue flights have been delayed because of a power outage at the airline's Sydney data centre.
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People have donned costumes and mysterious masks for the launch of the colourful Venice Carnival.
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Novak Djokovic will rejoin the ATP Tour in Dubai for the first time since winning last month's Australian Open having learnt lessons from the last time he won at Melbourne Park.
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The Australian Defence Force confirms the death of Sapper Jamie Ronald Larkham in Afghanistan.
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Reports that at least 15 people have been killed after security forces opened fire at a funeral in Libya's second city, Benghazi, amid a brutal crackdown.
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Australia's women failed to make the final of the Four Nations hockey tournament in Argentina after losing 3-1 to the United States on Saturday.
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Central Coast coach Graham Arnold has ruled out any drastic changes to his game plan ahead of the A-League major semi-final second leg against Brisbane.
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A Hobart teenager has faced court over the bashing murder of a 39 year-old man at a Hobart unit block on Friday.
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Around 100 people have marched on Sydney's Bondi Beach in support of organ and tissue donation.
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The clean up has begun following Carnarvon's third round of flooding in two months.
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Australia's Aaron Baddeley fired a 4-under-par 67 on Saturday to take a one-shot lead at the PGA Northern Trust Open over veteran Fred Couples and US compatriot Kevin Na.
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Inclement weather halted the action early on day three of the Sheffield Shield match between Victoria and New South Wales at the MCG.
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South Australia's stand-in skipper Dan Christian wants to grind Queensland's inexperienced outfit into the Adelaide Oval turf in the Sheffield Shield match starting on Monday.
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The Defence Force has confirmed an Australian soldier has been killed in Afghanistan.
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The Federal Government is considering forcing states to take up disaster insurance as it tries to win support from Independent Senator Nick Xenophon for its flood levy.
Topics: states-and-territories, insurance, disasters-and-accidents, floods, federal---state-issues, australia, qld
Researchers and academics from around the world are getting down to the serious business of humour at a conference in Hobart this weekend.
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An 18 year-old man will face court today over the bashing murder of a man at a Hobart unit block on Friday.
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Footage emerging from Libya shows protesters and troops in violent clashes.
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard is among hundreds of foreign dignitaries invited to Prince William's April 29 wedding to long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton.
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Shane Watson says his Australian team-mates are 'jumping out of their skins' to kick off their chase for a fourth consecutive World Cup triumph.
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Jauch Quartz UK has an advanced competence in the field of security:
Demand for lithium remains strong and does present challenges. ICAO has now responded to this risk and tightened the regulations on the shipping of lithium by air from 01.04.2016 on.
Jauch Quartz UK took part in the Drives & Controls exhibition which is recognized as the UK's leading show for Automation, Power Transmission and Motion Engineering.
Jauch once again participated in the UK's largest regional Electronics technology, manufacturing and subcontracting exhibition: Southern Manufacturing & Electronics.

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suppose I want to plot 2 histogram subplots on the same window in python, one below the next. The data from these histograms will be read from a file containing a table with attributes A and B.
In the same window, I need a plot of A vs the number of each A and a plot of B vs the number of each B - directly below the plot of A. so suppose the attributes were height and weight, then we'd have a graph of height and number of people with said height and below it a separate graph of weight and number of people with said weight.
import numpy as np; import pandas as pd
import matplotlib
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
frame = pd.read_csv('data.data', header=None)
subplot.hist(frame['A'], frame['A.count()'])
subplot.hist(frame['B'], frame['B.count()'])
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Filters Help Preserve Shipwreck
The Belle, a small 17th-Century French frigate, was discovered in July 1995 in Matagorda Bay, Texas, in 12 feet of water. The delicate nature of the waterlogged wood meant it could not be allowed to dry out. The water storing the ship must be free of particulate, algae and bacteria and may contain only chemicals safe for the staff to work in. Water also must be kept particulate-free in order for the conservation solution to work properly.
Harmsco filters provide maximum performance for ship's excavation.
Bioterrorism May Pose Threat to Water Supplies
If our water supplies actually do come under attack, the question remains: Is there any way for consumers to protect themselves? Unfortunately, it seems to be too early to tell, yet some companies are beginning to emerge with products that may be the answer.
Can POU/POE technology aid the war on bioterrorism?
Ultrafiltration Plant Provides Potable Water
West of Scotland Water (WoSW) awarded a contract, under competitive tender, for its first ultrafiltration plant to PCI-Water. This is the first installation in the United Kingdom using a hydranautics-based UltraBar system.
Small Groundwater Site Requires Metals Removal System
Products In Action
Microfiltration, Nanofiltration Help Meet EPA Standards at Lake
Process Effectively Strips Hydrogen Sulfide Gas From Wastewater
Hydrogen sulfide is a common component in wastewater treatment plant off-gases (e.g., biogas) and waste gases from certain industrial processes. It is highly toxic and odorous. Therefore, its release into the atmosphere is regulated. In addition, it is very corrosive, which can result in costly damage to equipment and piping systems used in biogas handling. Several technologies exist for removing H2S from gas streams, but many suffer from drawbacks such as insufficient removals, complexity or high cost.
Advanced Treatment for Groundwater: Treating Low-Quality Groundwater for Municipal Use
Groundwater sources that can be used for drinking water purposes are requiring increasing degrees of treatment to meet the requirements of both the regulating agencies and the consumer.
Water and Air UV Treatment
UV is an accepted and rapidly growing technology for treating wastewater in the United States. In Europe, it commonly is used as a primary disinfectant in municipal drinking water systems. Other applications include food and beverage, pharmaceutical, semiconductor and power generation. This article will discuss three other commercially successful and growing applications.
Successful Ultraviolet for Commercial Applications
POU Options for Arsenic
The topic of arsenic has received a lot of press coverage this year, ever since the Bush administration halted the EPA's newly issued maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 parts per billion (ppb). Since then, the MCL was reinstated back to 50 ppb and further discussions and studies have continued. This article will discuss some of these updates.
How to Select from Available Treatment Options
Pure Water the Way It Was Meant to Be
As the public becomes more health conscious and educated about water contamination, demand for bottled water continues to increase. In order to provide purified water, it is important to understand the reverse osmosis (RO) water purification process.
Pretreatment is the first step in a reverse osmosis system for high quality water.
Judicial Equities Override Filtration Requirement
A recent federal court decision may have created an opportunity for relief from United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rules that impose costs that substantially exceed benefits.
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I have a problem with my Range rover p38 1997.
It cannot start, the battery is new, the check engine light is on, but when I turn the key to start the car, nothing happens, and all the lights on the dashboard disappear. I don't have any click. And I had a smoke coming from the starter.
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CHICAGO (AP) - Derrick Rose banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer and scored 30 points Friday night to give the Chicago Bulls a 99-96 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers and a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles Clippers forward Matt Barnes was fined $50,000 by the NBA on Friday for directing inappropriate language at a courtside fan who turned out to be Houston star James Harden's mother.
NEW YORK (AP) - Ryan McDonagh scored 9:37 into overtime and the New York Rangers kept their Stanley Cup hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Friday night in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinal.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The biggest star at The Players Championship was not Rory McIlroy or Jordan Spieth playing together in the morning. And it wasn't Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods in back-to-back groups in the afternoon.
CHICAGO (AP) - There was a time when Jimmy Butler was kicked out of his home as a teenager with no place to go. He has come a long way since then.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, (AP) - Mark Cavendish and Kristin Armstrong will highlight the Tour of California.
WASHINGTON (AP) - John Wall has five non-displaced fractures in his left wrist and hand, and the All-Star guard's playing status has not been determined.
NEW YORK (AP) - Floyd Mayweather said in an upcoming interview with Showtime that at this moment he's not interested in a rematch with Manny Pacquiao "because he's a sore loser and he's a coward."
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Corey Crawford made 34 saves, Patrick Kane had a goal and an assist, and the Chicago Blackhawks advanced to the Western Conference finals with a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night for a four-game sweep.
SALEM, Mass. (AP) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said Thursday night the scandal surrounding his use of deflated footballs during the NFL playoffs last season hasn't detracted in any way from his Super Bowl title.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - On a night when he allowed more hits than any San Francisco pitcher in 47 years, two stood out to Tim Hudson.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - On a day when Drew Pomeranz had difficulty finding the plate, he sure could have used some help from his defense to grind through the series finale against the Minnesota Twins.
OAKLAND (AP) - A celebratory night quickly turned into a puzzling one for the Golden State Warriors.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Eddie Rosario homered on the first pitch he saw in his major league career, Eduardo Escobar also homered and had five RBIs and the Minnesota Twins beat the Oakland Athletics 13-0 on Wednesday night.
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OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) - Even a rain-soaked Oakmont didn't keep the U.S. Open from delivering its usual dose of frustration.
CLEVELAND (AP) - Andrew Bogut all but ruled himself out of the Rio Olympics on Thursday, saying the bone bruises around his left knee almost certainly ...
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Happy to announce that Under The Stars came in 2nd place, Best Native American Album at the 2015 One World Music Radio awards. Grateful to everyone who voted!
Also made updates to the Calendar for the next World Flute Circle in July, and a few more local performances.
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Honored and grateful to have been nominated for 2015 "Album of the Year" and "Best Native American Album" awards at One World Music Radio.
Got the news that my workshop "World Flute Circle - Calling all flutes!" was accepted for the 2016 National Flute Association Convention in San Diego, Friday August 12. Details on the Calendar page...
Happy to announce that I will be presenting a workshop "Making Your Own Music - Improvisation for Beginners" at the World Flute Society conference in July 2016, University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire. Details on the Calendar page...
Enjoying the 2015-16 concert season as the new Principal Flute for the Beach Cities Symphony Orchestra. (See my Calendar for the season schedule.
My CD "Under The Stars" and the companion digital album "Under The Stars, Too" are both available at CD Baby. Please see the "Music" and "Album Liner Notes" tabs for more information & direct shopping links.
Welcome to Kokopelli - home of the Los Angeles World Flute Circle
If you are returning to flute after many years away from the instrument, a doubler wishing to add classical flute to your skills, a classical flutist wishing to expand your style to include ethnic and world flutes - I can show you how to get the most music from the flute you have.
Contact me for private flute lessons on classical flute (beginner to advanced), Native American style flutes (beginner to advanced), beginning soprano or alto recorder, and beginning shakuhachi or shakulute. All ages and playing abilities are welcome - my specialty is adult beginners.
I offer Lesson Gift Certificates, too! Drop the hint to your family member or loved one, that you'd like the gift of music making!
I live in Pasadena, California and teach from my home studio. For more information (or even just advice)-
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BS in Music Education, Lebanon Valley College
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A New Way To Protect Animals With Dwindling Populations
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There's no question that the Endangered Species Act has had some major successes. When America's beloved bald eagle was placed on the endangered list in the 1960s, there were fewer than 400 nesting pairs in the country — now, that number has risen to nearly 10,000. The brown pelican was nearly extinct in the U.S. when it was listed in the 1970s, but its numbers improved so dramatically that it was removed from the list in 2009.
But an endangered listing typically serves as an option of last resort for declining species in America — something that can swoop in when numbers get frighteningly low. There are many species that aren't yet listed as endangered but whose numbers are threatened by pollution, loss of habitat, and other factors. That's why a new report from the Center for American Progress recommends that the federal government create a new category under the Endangered Species Act — "at risk." An at risk species would be a lower category than the ESA's threatened or endangered listing, and wouldn't afford a species any legal protections. But it would encourage voluntary efforts to conserve the at-risk species' habitat, and would prioritize federal funding for incentives for this voluntary conservation.
"A farmer who has important aquatic habitat for an at-risk amphibian, for example, could receive priority consideration for funding from the Agriculture Department's Wetlands Reserve Program," the report states. "A land trust that is working with a rancher to place a conservation easement on high-priority habitat for at risk species might likewise get favorable consideration from the Land and Water Conservation Fund or the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program."
CREDIT: Center for American Progress
Part of the reason an at risk category is warranted, according to the report, is that in many cases, species that are listed at lower risk of extinction in the U.S. are declining at higher rates than species listed at higher risk of extinction. The report looked at data from the IUCN Red List and found that 34 percent of threatened animals in the U.S. are declining, while 44 percent of "near threatened" animals — those that don't yet qualify for threatened or endangered status but could in the future — are declining. Similarly, 32 percent of threatened plant species are declining, while 43 percent of "near threatened" species are declining, along with 58 percent of threatened and 72 percent of near threatened birds.
"Unless policymakers can help curtail the threats to near threatened animals and plants and their habitats, hundreds — if not thousands — more U.S. wildlife species will become imperiled in the coming decades," the report states.
CREDIT: Center for American Progress
The idea of taking a proactive approach towards species conservation was thrown into the spotlight last month, when the Interior Department announced it wouldn't be listing the greater sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act. The reason, according to the federal agency, was that an "unprecedented" conservation effort in 11 western states had succeeded in reducing threats to the birds enough that they didn't need Endangered Species Act protections.
"A big reason that the voluntary efforts to conserve the greater sage-grouse were successful was that the Endangered Species Act was there as a backstop — if the voluntary conservation commitments weren't strong enough, it was clear that the bird would have to be listed," Matt Lee-Ashley, one of the authors of the report and director of the public lands project at the Center for American Progress, said in an email. "This is a good example of how the Endangered Species Act not only helps species that are listed as endangered or threatened, but it also creates incentives for federal, state, and private partners to conserve species before they reach the point of needing to be listed."
The Sand County Foundation, a nonprofit that works to increase conservation on private lands, documented successes in voluntary conservation in a recent report. The swift fox, according to the report, saw its numbers plummet in the first half of the century — so much so that the fox was almost wiped out in Montana by the 1950s. Efforts by the Blackfeet Nation, Defenders of Wildlife and the Cochrane Ecological Institute resulted in enough population growth that the fox was removed as a candidate for endangered species listing in 2001.
"Think of all the uproar associated with the return of another canid — the wolf," Minette Glaser, swift fox project leader for Defenders of Wildlife, said in the report. "Here, we re-established swift foxes in a short time with no controversy, and for about $30,000 a year. Not bad."
Under the plan outlined by the Center for American Progress report, these types of conservation efforts would be incentivized and would be undertaken before a species gets to the point where they could be considered endangered. This early intervention, the report points out, can have economic benefits: birding, fishing, hunting, and other wildlife-related activities are major industries, with the bird watching industry alone generating $13 billion in tax revenue each year. But ultimately, the report states, protecting species that are threatened with declines is a moral imperative, rather than an economic one — humans are often the ones causing species to decline, so humans should be the ones helping protect species when it's needed. And aside from any economic value a plant or animal might have, it also has the intrinsic value that all life forms share.
"The belief that humans have a responsibility to the animals and plants with whom we share the Earth is a pillar of every major spiritual tradition," the report states.


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Our site for THE RIVALRY has been featured on COMMUNICATION ARTS as a featured webpick.
New year. New work. Excited to announce the launch of The Rivalry's new site and share our most recent projects.
Two of our projects for GOOGLE—Material Design and Inbox—are featured in FAST COMPANY's 2015 Innovation by Design.
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We recently worked with CADRE, a new brand connecting capital with real estate opportunities, to define the visual approach of their product. More details coming soon.
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I got 400 CLNE at $3.66 after reading that article
Sentiment: Buy
Beat them at their game Buy at end of trading today and sell in first hour tomorrow
Be interesting to see if pattern repeats today
Near term chart analysis shows lower highs and decreasing volume pointing us down. Also anticipated rate hike has gold and silver down with higher dollar. Might become a buyer again sub $1 if no further dilution and they turn a profit after 5 years of loses (please check)
Sentiment: Sell
Laughable today small sell off over inflation and another 1/4 to 1/2 rate hike to compete with this power house REIT paying 16%
Sentiment: Hold
The near term chart shows decreasing volume and higher lows conflicting signals. If we cant close above $1.85 today: Then we have lower highs and a clear sell signal
Sentiment: Sell
The buy volume just isn't what it was when silver got back above $17 a few days ago


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Skip to comments.Indians involved in major US H-1B visa racket
Posted on 02/14/2009 4:29:55 PM PST by Tempest
WASHINGTON: US federal authorities have claimed to have unearthed a major H-1B visa racket with the arrest of at least 11 persons, most of them suspected to be of Indian origin.
Though the officials did not reveal the citizenship of those arrested, the names released indicated that almost all of them are either Indian or persons of Indian origin.
Vision Systems Group, an IT company headquartered in South Plainfield New Jersey, has been indicted on 10 federal counts including conspiracy and mail fraud charge. Viswa Mandalapu is its CEO and president, according to the information available on the company's website.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofindia.indiatimes.com ...
Then ask the same jackass if would like to take a pay cut in order to be more competative. Of course I must be inciting "Class Warfare" for pointing out such absurd imbalances. . .
Visa fraud? Wow, who knew?
Mike Cutler has been warning about this for years. He testifies to congress frequently, which shows you how much attention they give this.
By and large the Indians I know are extremely productive citizens and highly educated and I've seen very few cases of (illegal)immigration fraud among them which by itself is a wonder here in NYC. I'm a big anti-illegal immigrant guy and I do feel that even the legal immigrants that are allowed into the US should be stopped. But I have to say we could much worse than Indian immigrants.
And all this time they claimed they never went off the reservation.
Not the tonto kind, but the 7-11 kind... pfft. ;)
Besides, this isn't about the origins of the workers as much as it's about the bastard employers trying to short change the American work force.
I watched a couple episodes of Morgan Spurlock's show 30 days and was actually surprised by the balance. (the couple I saw anyway)
On one show he had an IT professional who's job was outsourced, go to India and do his job there. Mostly I was impressed with the foresight of the Indians. They know that they're living in a boom time that will end when someone cheaper comes along. Also interesting was their concern that they're losing their way of life. The guy said that his family is disintigrating because they all work different hours and don't have meals or pray together anymore.
I agree, many people from India are very decent and law abiding. They are just looking to make a living as well. It's actually the black hearts of the employers that are trying to depress the wages.
They invite the H1-B visa workers here in order to undercut American wages. The Indian person is just a pawn, the EMPLOYER is the one who is really responsible.
I posted this on an earlier thread about the same thing....
Here is another nasty little secret that many do not know about. In order to get an H1-B, the person must be sponsored by the employer. In most cases these are temporary or contract workers who are employed by an Indian consulting firm or temporary firm. They are then placed on a contract or a project at a client, like AT&T or Phillips Petroleum. The Indian firm is the employer so they sponsor the indian worker, they are put up in shoddy housing with at least two persons per room, usually more. They are paid extremely low for their skill set, maybe 60% less than the prevailing wage, but they are still billed at a high rate, just less than what an American would get. Example, Indian company pays Kumar a $20/ hour rate but bills Phillips Petroleum $70 / hour for his services. The American with the degree from University of Florida has a pay rate of $55 / hour and his American consulting firm has to bill him to Phillips at $80 / hour. Phillips will take the Indian.
Why will the Indian be willing to accept such a low wage? Because he wants a green card. There is a waiting period to get one. If he leaves his current company and takes a new job at a different company his sponsorship is no longer valid, unless the original sponsor transfers the sponsorship. If he has to get a brand new sponsorship, he legally cannot be here and work until the new sponsorship is approved, its government so it takes a while. So he risks being deported and on top of that, the waiting period for his green card resets to the current sponsorship. The Indian companies will NOT transfer a sponsorship and all the Indians know this. I have also heard that in many instances, the Indian company will hold onto the Indian worker's passport. As a result, they are basically indentured servants and will put up with it until they get their green card. Once they get their green card, they want that very same $55 / hour rate that they originally kept an American from getting. I deal with the Indian firms every day, day in and day out...
Yeah, you're right. The employers should just close up shop, fire everyone, and retire. Atlas Shrugged.
Don't worry. It's coming. Every business owner I know is contemplating just that.
They speak with forked tongue, and are Indian givers of visas.
Laws are for other people?
Laws are for everyone (except, apparently, Democrat politicians).
My comment was strictly a response to the comment denigrating employers. I suspect you knew that.
Yes I did and "employers" who hire illegals or otherwise seek to undercut Americans are no better than crack dealers.
My sister worked for a small biomedical consulting firm that did this to its H-1B workers, and the employers were Indian-Americans.
These "employers" who do everything they can to circumvent American workers and bring foreigners here instead, so they can be paid slave wages, are criminals in my book.
Unemployed software kind of American here. This week talking to an Indian company. Rude, poor communications, sloppy. I imagine they preferred Indian candidates. Who should I talk to ? Congressman?
My uncle closed the doors on his IT business because he couldn't remain competitive hiring Americans in the face of incoming H1B visa holders. Said his conscience was more important than the money. He's teaching now.
Those poor employers are so repressed by government taxes regulation that, with the normal profit motive in mind, they exploit every legal loophole available to stay competitive.
American worker's are not under attack by American employers, but by their own, greedy government. Taxes, regulations and lawsuits are the enemy of both labor and business.
You are looking up the wrong skirt, if you think otherwise.
The H1B program is an absolute fraud whose only purpose is to bring in cheap, indentured servants willing to work at any wage under any conditions in hope of eventually obtaining a green card. It flys in the face if the 13th Amendment (that's the one that bans slavery). It should be eiliminated immediately.
Those are just the worthless self absorbed business owners. I hope they do close up shop so that deent people will take their place.
We don't need worthless traitors that want to undercut their ountrymen for a buck.
This is too little too late. We have thousands of Indians, Chinese and Malaysians in Silicon Valley and elsewhere who are required to leave the US when they are laid off but continue to remain, enter into false marriages or otherwise go into hiding. This is a completely broken down system. We need to stop all H1B visas except for those with extraordinarily scientifically skilled individuals. Go after the immigration attorneys in the US. Frog-march a few of them and set an example. Many of them are Indian and Chinese attorneys.
That's a quote from Karl Marx, right?
Well, don't worry Karl. Obama is going to grant your wish. The only business owner is going to be the Federal Government. And I'm sure the Democrats who run the government will be much more fair than those dirty Capitalists and Free Traders you hate so much.
Not to mention out sourcing and cheap H-1B visa really helps in the sells of those millions of over priced home.
Yeah but those million dollar homes are more likely being sold to the traitorous jerks seling out their countrymen as opposed to the Indian Visa worker. Because we all know that they're being paid less than their American counterpart.
The bastard employers think they can work illegals make a fast buck and someone else will pay a good wage to buy their worthless products. Hope many of the bastard home builders enjoy eating the paint off of all those illegal built homes.
Ohhh the accusations soo boring, so overused.
One might equate you to Benedict Arnold or William Ayers...
Not anti business, just pro American.
Yeah I have very little sympathy for them.
Indians rank high for me as far as immigrant but yes....there is cheating and skulduggery. Also thanks to Jorge's attitudes we know have American educated immigration lawyers who are Indians and Chinese etc etc who keep their fellow countrymen from being deported
I hear the numbers of illegal Muslims from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh is very very high
America has one of the lowest effective corporate income taxes in the developed world. American employers chase after the H1B's because they are cheap, and Indian-American employers who do the hiring will openly discriminate against non-Indians, but thats another story. Suppose the U.S. government stopped taxing businesses altogether, do you think employers will stop hiring H1B's? Fat chance.
Would you share your source for that info? I am very interested in seeing it because my studies indicate the opposite. Are you using VAT in that analysis?
In regards to the natural drive for lower costs, this is not a disease that "businesses" suffer from. It is a normal human response to all resources. We like them cheaper and faster. What it means for labor is don't count on your government or your employer count on yourself.
We will never return to a somewhat imaginary state, and one that at best was short lived, where you could expect lifetime employment. Better to be your own boss and get the tax benefits being a contractor brings.
Taxwise that is the direction we are being driven in
America has one of the lowest effective corporate income taxes in the developed world
Perhaps you got distracted when you were typing this.
Currently, the average combined federal and state corporate tax rate in the U.S. is 39.3 percent, second among OECD countries to Japan's combined rate of 39.5 percent.1 Lowering the federal rate to 30.5 percent would only lower the U.S.'s ranking to fifth highest among industrialized countries.
The U.S. Does Have Worlds Second Highest Corporate Tax Rate
SgtYork has posted the same research I have. Our rates are very high.
It is my understanding that US corporations are holding some $300-800 billion overseas due to tax issues. If we lowered the rate or better made it zero, all that money would flow back into the US. It would lower interest rates, increase funds for investment without govt. borrowing, and would drive entrepreneurship and job creation.
Add over-regulation & lawsuit madness to taxes and you've got the formula for job destruction.
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>> An opening reception for the show will be 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, March 21, and is free and open to the public. Regular viewing hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Tuesday; and noon-5 p.m., Sunday.
Easter at Brackenridge Park is an important San Antonio tradition that has attracted families for generations. In 2011, the BPC invited Romo to photo-document the celebrations in order to preserve the unique aspect of our local culture. The exhibit is Romo's second at The Witte.
According to exhibition curator Arturo Infante Almeida, "the images capture and document this annual rite of merriment celebrated with egg hunts, cascarones, piñatas, Easter baskets, games, food and music, all a customary part of the remarkable movable feast that is Easter in San Antonio."
The project is part of Romo's personal mission to capture images representing the best of San Antonio. The journey through the park was a nostalgic one because of his own Easter experiences as a child. "On Easter weekend, we experienced sights, sounds and smells that were at once familiar to us, yet different from other weekends," Romo said.
The BPC was founded in 2009 with a mission to preserve and enhance Brackenridge Park resources for the use and enjoyment of current and future generations. Documenting the park's unique resources and traditions, such as the Easter celebration, expands awareness of the park's role in the community and increases support for the park.
For more information including admission prices, contact the The Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway, San Antonio, Texas, 78209, at 210-357-1900.
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Confronted with suffering so real, the men are for once unable to do more than stutter out helpless reassurance; and there seems little left for Mr. McPherson to say either. But as the forlorn little party begins to break up, Jack tells a final story, also involving personal loss, and though it has no supernatural dimension, this is not just a coda, still less an anticlimax. Every aspect of Mr. Norton, who until then has been acting the garrulous old curmudgeon, seems to have been transported to the distant day when the woman he rejected got married and he pretended to her and to himself that he didn't care.
It makes a moving close to a play that surely establishes Mr. McPherson, 26, alongside Martin McDonagh, 27 -- who will have a pair of plays running in New York at the same time this month -- as one of the two most precociously gifted of the new dramatists writing about Ireland: less tough and abrasive, no doubt, than the author of ''The Beauty Queen of Leenane'' and ''The Cripple of Inishmaan'' (which begins previews at the Joseph Papp Public Theater on Tuesday), but more compassionate and maybe larger of soul.
''The Day I Stood Still'' by Kevin Elyot also brings tenderness and humor to what is a rather less exotic tale of loss and loneliness. The title refers to one of those moments that waylay hearts and irreversibly define lives. Years ago, nerdish Horace summoned up the courage to confess his love for a school chum, the charismatic Jerry, who genially fobbed him off with a display of heterosexual bravado and the gift of a gold chain. And though his body has aged in the traditional way, Horace's mind has ever since been stuck in a time warp. He politely tolerates the occasional visitor, watches travel programs on television, reads and listens to music a bit, and, at one point, unsuccessfully attempts a fling with some rough trade; but even the unexpected arrival of Jerry's lookalike son changes nothing.
Like Mr. Elyot's ''My Night With Reg,'' this is a rueful and wittily written comedy about the desperate, droll longings of the terminally unattractive in a world of sexual plenitude. The feelings at its center happen to be gay, but they could equally well be heterosexual, and they are certainly very English. Under Mr. Rickson's deft, self-effacing guidance, the action hops and skips from 1984 to 1998 and then back to 1968, yet the protagonist remains constant.
Callum Dixon plays Horace, the earnest adolescent, a would-be hippie who resembles a flummoxed puffin, inexplicably tooled out in flowered blouse and beads. Adrian Scarborough, Horace the adult, waddles about looking dumpier, grayer, sadder and more resigned but not essentially different. The child is father to the man, and both are victims of what another homosexual dramatist, Terence Rattigan, called the British disease: emotional repression.
That's not something you find in the seldom-staged ''Naked,'' a refreshingly robust reminder that for all his intellectual bravura, Pirandello could out-Verdi Verdi when it came to torrid Italian conflict.
MS. BINOCHE'S Ersilia has been given safe haven by a mildly lascivious novelist, Olivier Ford Davies's Ludovico, after her story broke in the Roman papers. She was a nanny in Smyrna, saw the child in her charge fall to its death, lost her job and her fiance, and ended up penniless and suicidal in a Roman park. With the characters in Ersilia's past following one another into Ludovico's dowdy apartment, these bald facts turn out to have little in common with the truth, which is darker, more complex and pretty inscrutable. Pirandello often leaves you feeling that human personality is a disorienting blur. This time, it is a kind of blank.
The point about Ersilia is that she herself feels ''a nothing,'' a ''nobody,'' ''naked,'' an empty space that her friends, foes and exploiters fill with their ideas of her character, sympathetic or hostile, balanced or sensational. Her struggle for identity is one to which Ms. Binoche brings a panicky horror that any British actress would have trouble matching.
You still see her charismatically smiling over the gnarled crust of poor Mr. Fiennes? Well, in Jonathan Kent's production, she defiantly makes herself ugly: a pinched, haunted figure who can barely sit without squirming, stand without shaking or speak without her voice rising to an awful, brassy yell. She is like a cornered animal who sees nothing but more corners all around her, or, at times, a spook trying to convince itself that it is alive. I can recall few braver performances in a British theater.
Photos: DRAMATIC SUCCESSES Julia Ford, above left, Jim Norton and Brendan Coyle in ''The Weir'' by Conor McPherson and Juliette Binoche, left, in ''Naked'' by Pirandello, in London. (Photographs by Alastair Muir)(pg. 8); VAMPIRE TALE Brian Cox in Conor McPherson's play ''St. Nicholas.'' (Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)(pg. 18)


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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
4/9/2014 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
A breakthrough which may pave the way for the technique to be used in humans has been uncovered by Scottish scientists. Researchers have been able to fully restore an organ in a living animal for the first time.
After the regeneration, the treated mice also started to make more T-cells, which is a type of white blood cell key to fighting infections.
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4/9/2014 (2 years ago)
Published in Health
Keywords: Organ regeneration, mice, Scotland, Clare Blackburn
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The team have successfully rebuilt the thymus of "very old" mice by reactivating a natural mechanism that gets shut down with age. The thymus is an organ found in front of the heart.
The rebuilt thymus was not only similar in structure and genetic detail to one in a young mouse -- but was also able to function again.
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After the regeneration, the treated mice also started to make more T-cells, which is a type of white blood cell key to fighting infections. It must be noted that the regenerated thymus was more than twice the size of the aged organs in the untreated mice.
"By targeting a single protein, we have been able to almost completely reverse age-related shrinking of the thymus," Clare Blackburn from Edinburgh's Medical Research Council (MRC) Center for Regenerative Medicine said. Blackburn also led the research.
"Our results suggest that targeting the same pathway in humans may improve thymus function and therefore boost immunity in elderly patients, or those with a suppressed immune system."
While the treated mice were making T-cells, Blackburn's research team could not yet establish whether the immune systems of the older mice were strengthened.
Before the technique can be tested in humans, Black burn says, researchers will need to conduct more animal experiments to make sure the regeneration process can be tightly controlled.
The thymus is the first organ to deteriorate as people age. This phenomenon causes the immune system to become less effective. As we grow older, we lose the ability to fight off new infections, such as flu.
Regenerative medicine is a fast-growing area of research and is chiefly focused on stem cells. One of the central aims is to harness the body's own repair mechanisms and manipulate them in a controlled way to treat disease.
Blackburn's team says that they targeted a part of the process by which the thymus degenerates, which is a protein called FOXN1 that helps control how key genes in the thymus are switched on.
The stem was then used genetically modified mice to enable them to increase levels of this protein using chemical signals.
Researchers managed to instruct immature cells in the thymus, which are similar to stem cells to rebuild the organ in the older mice.
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hmmm... it sounds like if we could name relationships we are half way there? would the property name for a reference property be a good way of doing that? if we were to bolt up the Node.getReferences() with a filter for a particular property name would that be sufficient? so something like: profmazzocchi +- students [joe's-uuid, jack's-uuid] then this should allow for something like joe.getReferences("students") to return profmazzocchi... i may be way off here, but i am sure stefano will tell me ;) regards, david
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I have set Courier New as the font in the command prompt. When I selected the font with size 12, it works, but the font size is very tiny. When I change the size to 14, it won't work; it is set back to the default raster font.
I duplicated your problem, and found that it does work with size 16.
However, I afterward had some error messages which seem to suggest that the support in XP for the Courier New font in Command Prompt is somewhat buggy. I had no such problems on Vista.


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Skip to comments.Schooled: Classmate of both candidates stumped by debate outcome
Posted on 10/04/2012 6:06:57 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
The man who went to school with both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney and predicted the president would "smoke" the Republican nominee says he is dumbfounded by Obama's poor showing in the first debate.
"I'm surprised. I was shocked, actually," Sidney Barthwell, a district court magistrate in Michigan who attended Cranbrook with Romney and Harvard Law School with Obama, told The Daily. "That was not the Barack Obama Ive seen through the years. Im thinking the man might have had the flu or something."
Barthwell, who has remained friendly with both candidates over the years and is staying neutral in the presidential race, said earlier this year that he expected Obama to dominate in the face-offs.
When they debate, Barack will smoke Romney, Barthwell, 64, told The Daily in May. Mitt Romney is smart, he said at the time. Having said all that, I still think hes going to get smoked. The best he can do is hopefully come out not looking like a fool. Mitt will find out the hard way as soon as they have their first debate: You dont debate Obama.
Barthwell, the only black graduate of Mitt Romney's 1965 class at Cranbrook Schools, the prestigious boarding school in suburban Detroit, said Romney's former classmates have been pulling for the president.
"Theres been a lot of emails going back and forth between people in my class. The vast majority of them are very supportive of Barack and not Mitt Romney," he said. "Its surprising to me because Cranbrook was a very conservative type of place."
Thursday, Barthwell said he barely recognized the president who appeared on stage at the first presidential debate this week in Denver. The Michigan man said his former law school classmate seemed out of it. "You never see Barack looking down all the time," he said of the president's performance Wednesday night, widely panned as lackluster, at best. "He was actually stumbling over his words. That was not the real Barack Obama in my opinion."
Barthwell also said the president was unusually reserved, even in the face of full-on attacks from Romney - a possible sign, he suggested, of Obama's acute awareness of the politics of race. "Its possible he doesn't want to appear to be the angry-black man type," Barthwell said.
And the magistrate said it's likely that Romney -- who he described back in May as "not an athlete," "not a student leader" and "not a scholar" -- was simply better prepared for the debate. "Mitt Romney is a smart guy," he said. "He must have prepared for this debate and it was obvious."
I never thought so. I don't think the Down Low club would accept Romney as a member.
Maybe Algore was right it was the "Rocky Mountain High"!
Atlantis, Paradise Island Bahamas, perhaps?
A two bit magistrate "judge" thinks that Barry is "da bomb". LOL! Figures. That's some real news right there.
There....fixed it!
Me thinks the judge is remembering the Bamster through billowing clouds of smoke that didn't come from no cigar...
"..."That was not the Barack Obama Ive seen through the years. Im thinking the man might have had the flu or something."
OK. This was predicted earlier this morning. The libs have to have an excuse for why BHO2 did so poorly in the first debate.
How truly pathetic.
The flu...the altitude...the harsh bullying...Oh my gosh...poor Obama!
Yeah, sure, right, whatever you say.
"That was not the real Barack Obama in my opinion."
The delusion runs deep with these people.
O Brother! This is pure BS if I ever heard it. Let's call it what it was to all who watched, epic fail.
What do you want to bet that they allow APPLAUSE in the next debate? I think lack of applause for the One REALLY FLUSTERED HIM.
Romney needs to whip out a big old yardstick at the next debate and say
"I checked the sea level, Baraq, it wasn't changing in the first place"
""Theres been a lot of emails going back and forth between people in my class. The vast majority of them are very supportive of Barack and not Mitt Romney," he said. "Its surprising to me because Cranbrook was a very conservative type of place."
Well,,,, all of us at University School considered the Cranbrook guys as complete Pussi-—erhhh— wimps!
"Barthwell, the only BLACK graduate of Mitt Romney's 1965 class at Cranbrook Schools.."
How predictable...and I doubt he speaks for all of Romney's classmates. Just another black koolaid drinker.
The flu? Well, if Obama IS sick, I'm guessing it's a different virus...like HIV.
Still, the excuses are getting pretty pathetic.
For a guy with the flu or something he looked just fine today...
Amazing how healthy he looks when giving bullshit speeches to adoring zombies.
This is BS
Right now the meme is that the Chicago thugs will be staging an October surprise. It may be the other way around.
Most people aren't really aware of some likely economic changes ahead. That shouldn't have anything to do with a politician's drama performance in a debate, but it could.
hey... it was the altitude, the lack of oxygen up there, Sid-ney.
It was Romney TURN last night..
The next debate closer to the election Obama will eviscerate Romney..
Maybe Romney will lie down, or some other excuse.. BUT Obama will WIN....
The whole thing is choreographed.. maybe a tie..
BUT the last debate Obama will win handily.. i.e. two more debates..
This election is a Cartoon.. and the voters republican as well are infantile cartoon watchers.. (generally)
George Bush won (twice) because it was the republicans TURN..
Obama according to the elite will have to have two terms "to be fair"..
Even FOX News is cinematography.. its the movies..
America is so brain washed they even believe POLLS..
Which even a moron can see is propaganda.. ALL OF THEM..
Sidney Barthwell, Jr., chair, EACPHS Diversity Advisory Board
This is BS! Romney graduated from Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School taking both curriculum at the same time and graduated with honors from the school of Business!
I never understood how all these people think president Eye Candy is such a brilliant debater and speaker. Don't forget he lost a debate with Joe the Plumber in 2008 and he's never been without TOTUS and a fawning media since that encounter. Good Lord! The man needed TOTUS to speak in front of a middle school class! Romney did just what he had to do and what NOBODY in the media would do, he refuted the lies and hit back with actual facts. My particular favorite was when 0boober said Exxon gets $4 bln/year in tax breaks and Romney told him that he spent 25 times that amount on failed green companies like Solyndra that went bankrupt.
President Eye Candy thought it was going to be another softball interview like Letterman or the gals on the view. Instead, Romney showed up loaded with facts.
I'm sure that the fact he's black has nothing to do with it!
Mack has had an easy life. He debated like someone who's never had to work hard for anything. Doesn't understand working hard for a living, fighting hard for a cause. It must drive manchelle crazy.
I think he has "something" allright, but it ain't the flu. He looks like he has lost about 25 lbs, among other things.
Barry should leave the crack alone before a debate.
In Chicago, they say he has "The Slims" which is just what you think it is.
Prominent Members of Chicago Black Community: Those closest to Obama know there's no 2nd term
Hey, whatever gets him through the next debate, man.
There are so many of the progressives that are surprised that the Food Stamp President, without a teleprompter or not being able to orchestrate the event, is a bumbling incompetent. The MSM pimps began to believe their own BS. There were no MSM pimps there to carry water for him, he had to do it on his own and failed miserably.
Glad you researched
LOL! Yeah, well, John McCain wasn't that much of a challenge, so Obama looked good, in comparison.
It's clear, thought, that Obama isn't that much of a speechifier without a teleprompter. ;o)
If the SOB Obama had the flu, it was over the next morning because he was out calling Romney a liar the very next morning. That was after he had snorted a line, of course. LOL
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