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This is so typical to see in horses! One foot is very upright and "clubby" while the other is flat and either under-run or foundered. The trick is to get the contracted foot to open up while getting the flat foot to tighten up it's connection. With this mare, both feet were almost dead with very little blood circulation from years of shoes and contraction. She was very shut down and depressed with poor conditioning. This photo was taken BEFORE trimming. The clubby foot has a very contracted coffin bone that probably has a lot of bone loss.
After a few trims
Still apparent is the difference in the two feet. Since this horse has only had a couple of trims, she is still in the beginning stages of transition to health. But she has already improved in her attitude and movement.


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What happens on the iPad doesn't need to stay on the iPad - Posting to the Global Fridge - 2 views
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John Evans on 10 Nov 15"So here's the thing, we've all seen the presentations on the value of authentic learning and there is no doubt that creating meaningful learning experiences is paramount. And, incorporated wisely, with intention and forethought, giving students the opportunity to create digitally is a powerful tool. But creating on the devices is only half of the picture - less than half even.
Last year, I visited a school and saw a group of Kindergarten students thrilled to show off their understanding using Doodle Buddy. I observed a student create a masterpiece. He looked at me eagerly, "Now what?" We held up the iPad and his peers applauded. Sharing it beyond the class however was not in the cards that day. I was struck by the lightening fast speed with which he lost interest in the whole activity as soon as he realized the sharing stopped at the classroom door."
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John Evans on 15 Sep 15"Inspired by the short film, 'Caine's Arcade,' the Global Cardboard Challenge is an annual event presented by the Imagination Foundation that celebrates child creativity and the role communities can play in fostering it. This September, kids of all ages are invited to build anything they can dream up using cardboard, recycled materials and imagination. Then on Saturday, October 10th, 2015, a day that commemorates the flash mob that made Caine's day in the short film, communities come together and play!"
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John Evans on 02 Jul 15"As a society, we are more interconnected than ever before. This makes it necessary to raise children to be aware of-and sensitive to-the different cultures, traditions, and perspectives from around the globe. We call this having "global awareness."
A broadening understanding of such perspectives and their economic, environmental, political and social components helps foster better communication skills in our children.
You'll find that global awareness is an intrinsic part of Global Digital Citizenship.
Here are 10 child-friendly apps available on the market today that help promote better global awareness in our youth."
10 ways to connect classes to global audiences | Ditch That Textbook - 1 views
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John Evans on 19 Jan 15Please join us in making February 4, 2015, the first annual Global School Play Day for students in schools around the world, grades Pre-K to 6 or ages 1-12.
In his TEDx lecture, Peter Gray clearly argues the case that today's kids do not grow up playing and this has negatively impacted them in many ways. It's time we return the gift of play to this generation.
TakingITGlobal - For Educators / TIGed - 2 views
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John Evans on 29 Aug 14"Jennifer Wagner, creator of ProjectsByJen, has been successfully encouraging teachers since 1999 to use online projects in their PreK-6 classrooms. Using various ideas, Jennifer will help you understand how online projects will help you make the most of your time in a variety of ways. Winning numerous awards for her creative ways in encouraging teachers to collaborate, her teaching style is very user friendly, creative, and personable. "
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John Evans on 07 Jul 14"When you are lucky enough to travel and visit with librarians all over the world, you realize the power and the talents of our community.
One thing is clear to me: as librarians, we haven't yet leveraged our true power as global connectors. Lately I've been thinking about our yet-to-be-realized opportunities and how we might realize them.
You see, I see convergence.
Never before have we had truly effective tools for synchronous conferencing and media-rich asynchronous group discussion. Never before have we been able to leverage our emerging online communities of practice. Never before has participation been so possible. Never before has our world been so flat. Never before has it be more obvious that the prefix geo might amplify themes in any curriculum.
One of the titles in Heidi Hayes Jacobs' recent Contemporary Perspectives on Literacy series is Global Literacy. This video introduction describes how the author/editor sees the intersection of three critical literacies: digital literacy, media literacy and global literacy"
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Phil Taylor on 07 Nov 13"Global Education Conference, a free week-long online event bringing together educators and innovators from around the world, held Monday, November 18 through Friday, November 22, 2013"
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In old days, I believed Perl would need complete object system, which has meta object protocol and class syntax.
Many perl programmers sought a good way to write object oriented programing.
A famouse lerge object system is Moose.
This module has many features, for example,
has, extends, with, is, isa, corce, dose, required, traits, builder, BUILD, DEMOLISH, etc.
A famouse simple object system is Mojo::Base.
This module is a part of Mojolicious.
Mojo::Base only has "has" method and a option to set default attribute value.
Do you know Mojo::Base was a little more complex at first?
Gradually, Mojo::Base removed the features except only really needed ones.
Mojolicious source codes is very clean. Mojolicious only use single inheritance and delegation.
Simple object system and single inheritance produce very clean codes.
I was surprised because I had believed Perl would need complete object system to produce good codes.
In the day, I started to create Object::Simple module. This module had been more complex. But I saw the good design in Mojo::Base and Mojolicious.
I decided that Object::Simple would become the port of Mojo::Base.
Currently, Mojolicious team don't recommend to create the clone of parts of Mojolicious.
If you need to port the parts of Mojolicious, you should get permission from Mojolicious team.
I use Object::Simple in GitPrep project, Validator::Custom module, and DBIx::Custom module.
I'm Yuki Kimoto. I'm Japanese Perl programmer. I have twitter account. Until now I only tweet newer perl information using Japanese. but from know I tweet using Both Japanese and English.
I tell you what I find, what I think it is good about Perl(perl core feature, web application, cpan module), and my perl product release such as GitPrep.
I'm sharing many topics from now. I add simple description from my experience of professional Perl programmer. If you follow my twitter account, I can tell you good Perl information.
Follow Yuki Kimoto Twitter - Get latest Perl information
static perl - static typed and perlish language
My main activity is GitPrep this year. I plan to add issue system and wiki system. But I'm hangry. I want to do more about Perl.
Python has pypy. This is a static implementation of Python. Perl don't have yet tools like pypy.
In this month, I create only main syntax structure of static perl. OP tree and virtual machine are not yet created.
The purpose is fast compile, fast runtime, fast culculation, parallel, GC.
These are the lack of perl language.
And I also want to implement static perl as XS in order to call static perl library from Perl language.
This is one answer of the entry How about separating dynamic world and static world?
This is a experimental project. If you are interested in this project, Please share it on GitHub.
Share static perl on GitHub ---------------------------
FFI is foreign function interface. This is a little slow than XS, but you can call C/C++ library without C code.
I saw some FFI module for perl 5, FFI, or FFI::Raw, but not enough to create C extension flexibly.
FFI::Platypus seems like excelent module because you can call any C/C++ library using its features.
I try some example. All work well.
use FFI::Platypus; my $ffi = FFI::Platypus->new; $ffi->lib(undef); # search libc
# call dynamically
$ffi->function( puts => ['string'] => 'int' )->call("hello world");
# attach as a xsub and call (much faster)
$ffi->attach( puts => ['string'] => 'int' );
puts("hello world");
You can also create C structure in Perl code by using "record_layout" method.
package My::UnixTime;
use FFI::Platypus::Record;
int tm_sec
int tm_min
int tm_hour
int tm_mday
int tm_mon
int tm_year
int tm_wday
int tm_yday
int tm_isdst
long tm_gmtoff
string tm_zone
my $ffi = FFI::Platypus->new;
# define a record class My::UnixTime and alias it to "tm"
$ffi->type("record(My::UnixTime)" => 'tm');
# attach the C localtime function as a constructor
$ffi->attach( localtime => ['time_t*'] => 'tm', sub {
my($inner, $class, $time) = @_;
$time = time unless defined $time;
package main;
# now we can actually use our My::UnixTime class
my $time = My::UnixTime->localtime;
printf "time is %d:%d:%d %s\n",
If you use FFI::TinyCC module, you can write C code and execute it by jit.
use FFI::TinyCC; use FFI::Platypus::Declare qw( int );
my $tcc = FFI::TinyCC->new;
find_square(int value)
return value*value;
my $address = $tcc->get_symbol('find_square');
attach [$address => 'find_square'] => [int] => int;
print find_square(4), "\n"; # prints 16
If you don't know FFI module for perl5, it is worth using FFI::Platypus
FFI::Platypus is new project. Its development start from 2015-01-07.
I didn't know until a few weeks ago.
If you are interesting FFI::Platypus, let's share it on GitHub.
I think good project should get a lot of evaluation.
For example, ruby ffi is shared over than 1200.
ruby people share their projects positively.
The ruby people personality that "Let's share more projects! Open source programmer need more evaluation" is good.
FFI::Platypus is yet new, but good project.
If you plan to use FFI in the feature, let's try to use and share it!
This is originally Japanese site. I add English information to this.
Perl Tweet Timeline News
I search Perl information everyday. I'm Japanese. But I don't know what web site write about Perl. I want the site which I can see Perl latest information.
Personal blog entry is very interesting. But personal don't have power of advertise. Many information by company hide these entries.
I want to read the good Perl entry written by good Perl programmer. I want to find good topics. If anyone don't read the entry, the entry is sad.
"Perl Tweet Timeline news" pick the tweet which contains "perl" or "Perl". If you write your entry and tweet by using English, You inform people your entry through this site.
Added features is that:
The following is GitPrep example URL. This is run as CGI at sakura rental server. If you access the following URL, You can use GitPrep. It support SSL.
GitPrep example
GitPrep now need Perl 5.10.1+(Before version need Perl 5.8.7). Latest GitPrep use latest Mojolicious, so the security risk having old Mojolicious is solved.
Don't support cygwin now. You can use GitPrep on cygwin, but I don't check if GitPrep work well on cygwin.
If you use Perl 5.8, you need to install newer perl by using perlbrew.
curl -L http://install.perlbrew.pl | bash echo "source ~/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc" >> ~/.bash_profile source ~/.bash_profile
perlbrew install perl-5.16.3
perlbrew switch perl-5.16.3
perl -v
remove extlib directory to do clean installation.
cd gitprep rm -rf extlib
At first, setup modules.
prove t
Next, if you upgrade GitPrep from 1.0, you need to upgrade the database.
# Backup gitprep directory for safety cd .. cp -rp gitprep gitprep.bak
# Upgrade database
cd gitprep
mv data/gitprep.db data/gitprep_v1bak.db
old/copy_database_v1_to_v2 data/gitprep_v1bak.db data/gitprep.db
If you use GitPrep 2.0 first, run the following command.
For GitPrep, git command is needed. If you install git on you local directory, you set git path in gitprep.conf
;;; Git command path git_bin=/home/yourname/local/bin/git
finish GitPrep instalation. GitPrep is easy to install.
Start GitPrep.
Access GitPrep.
Stop GitPrep.
./gitprep --stop
GitPrep is open source project. If you use GitPrep, please inform your friends, community, team of company about GitPrep. If the people who want to use GitHub feature on own server and install it easily, inform the people about GitPrep.
I'm Japanese. I'm personal. I don't have patrons. I don't have the big company support. I don't have the power of advertisement. But I believe good Perl project contributes to Perl itself.
For open source author, it is pleasure that created project is used by many people. I am planning to add issue and wiki system to GitPrep. Please add start GitHub if you like GitPrep.
How about separating dynamic world and static world?
Current subroutine signatures implementation contains two features which purposes are different
Current subroutine signatures implementation contains two features which purposes are different
My opinion is that argument count checking by subroutine signature is not fit to Perl because Perl is dynamic language.
Perl is dynamic language, so argument count checking is done in run-time, not in compile time. This damage to performance of subroutine call.
Perl one big problem is that subroutine call is slow. If this is improved, Perl have big benefit.
"sub foo($x, $y) { ... }" should be faster than "sub foo { my ($x, $y) = @_ }"
Many existing projects will use subroutine signatures not worrying about performance damage.
By the way, I am reading cperl specification by Reini Urban. This is very interesting.
He want to introduce many static features to Perl. This is mainly performance reason.
I think this is good, but a little messy for current perl. mixing dynamic features and static features is not good. Perl 6 mix dynamic features and static features. but This is a little messy for users.
My proposal is that how about separating dynamic world and static world. Static features is used only in static world. Static features are, for example, type checking, argument count checking, inline expansion of method call, typed array.
Static world is that
package Foo : static;
# Inheritance is forbidden for performance of compile time
# Attributes. This is static continuous spaces, not hash reference.
has x : IV; # Native type
has y : NV; # Native type
has z : NV[]; # Array is Reference
# Multicall is default. Type and argument count is checked
# new is special keyword for object initialization
sub new ($self : Foo, $x : IV) {
$self->{x} = $x;
$self->{y} = 0;
sub new ($self : Foo, $x : IV, $y : NV) {
$self->{x} = $x;
$self->{y} = $y;
sub total($self: Foo) : NV {
my $total : IV;
$total = $self->{x} + $self->{y};
return $total;
package Bar : static;
# can use ffi in static package
extern sub twite($x : IV) : IV;
This is previous topic.
I think subroutine signatures don't need arguments count checking
My opinion is that this two features has different purpose. First is for syntax sugar. Second is for aruments count checking.
I think it is good to separate two features because each feature has different purpose.
I don't hope "perl subroutine + (syntax suger + argument count checking)".
I hope "perl subroutine + syntax sugar + argument count checking".
It is not good that different purpose features is mixed into one feature.
I want syntax sugar and I don't need argument count checking in my program. This is natural for me.
but there are people who want also argument count checking.
We should not assume all people want arumengt count checking.
Syntax sugar is the feature most poeple wait, but argument count checking is not.
I can't show benchmark because this discussion is not for current implementation.
My point is that "It is safe implementaion in the Perl future that any perfomance cost don't force to user".
If the performance of subroutine call will improved in the future, the performance limitation maybe argument count checking.
And I think it is good that subroutine signatures is designed for the improvement of subroutine performance, not usability.
Subroutine signature should be optimized from performance perspective, not utility.
Arguments count checking is one logic, so it damage run time performance.
And I like simple and compact syntax.
sub foo($x, $y) { ... } # same as sub foo { my ($x, $y) = @_; }
sub foo($x = 0, $y = 0) { ... }
# same as
sub foo {
my ($x, $y) = @_;
$x //= 0;
$y //= 0;
At first, it is good that only small syntax is introduced, not complex one.
And getting arguments count is optimized.
# Should be fast my $count = @_;
# Slow is ok in subroutine signature
my $first = $_[0]
my $second = $_[1]
Arguments count checking should be user responsibility, not default feature.
In static type language can do arguments count checking in compile time.
But in dynamic type language arguments count checking is run time cost.
Until now, Mojolicious::Plugin::AutoRoute depended Mojolicious internal structure, but Mojolicious::Plugin::AutoRoute become more stable because this plugin use only public features of Mojolicious. The following is the document of Mojolicious::Plugin::AutoRoute.
Mojolicious::Plugin::AutoRoute is a Mojolicious plugin to create routes automatically.
If you put templates into auto directory, the corresponding routes is created automatically.
For example:
TEMPLATES ROUTES templates/auto/index.html.ep # / /foo.html.ep # /foo /foo/bar.html.ep # /foo/bar /foo/bar/baz.html.ep # /foo/bar/baz
I like PHP simplicity. All thing needed is that you put PHP files into some directory, and write program. You don't need to create routes manually.
This plugin gives PHP simplicity to Mojolicious.
use Mojolicious::Lite; # AutoRoute plugin 'AutoRoute'; app->start; __DATA__ @@ auto/index.html.ep / @@ auto/foo.html.ep /foo @@ auto/bar.html.ep /bar @@ auto/foo/bar/baz.html.ep /foo/bar/baz]]>
This is because I want to use latest Mojlicious, which requires perl 5.10.1+.
and because mojo-legacy project stop at 2014.
GitPrep have basic authentication bug in CGI access.
This is maybe old Mojolicious bug.
Perl 5.8 user can continue to use GitPrep 1.xx or install newly perl by using perlbrew.
This is a little pain but I believe this decision is good.]]>
Because you can install GitPrep into your own server, you can create users and repositories without limit. You can use GitPrep freely because GitPrep is free software. You can also install GitPrep into shared rental server.
GitPrep (Document and Repository)
Features added in 1.12 are:
You can try GitPrep example.
GitPrep Example
GitPrep Document and Repositry
I add many features to customize validation but I can't solve many problems because Validation logic is more complex than I expect.
Mojolicious remove filter feature of validation module. It is maybe impossible to do three things(require, checking, filtering) at once.
And validation logic is complex because we want to see multiple values at once. for example, "high_price" param + "low_price" param.
Next, In html validation, we must think about fore cases.
1. name=foo
2. name=foo&name=bar
3. name=
4. (not exists)
And We want do filtering for blank containing value, for example, " Kimoto ".
And We maybe want to prepare default value when validation fail.
Above combination is very very complex.
At first programmer must to choice a value or values. By this, we don't need to thing "require" checking.
# A value my $age = $c->param('age');
# Values
my $features = $c->every_param('features');
After that, you do filtering and checking.
$age = $vc->filter($age, 'trim'); # " 12 " to "12" my $age_is_valid = $vc->check($age, 'int');]]>
$features = $vc->filter($features, 'remove_blank'); # ['', '001', '002'] to ['001', '002']
my $features_is_valid = $vc->check_each($features, 'in', ['001', '002', '003']]);
You can use checking function and filtering functions. The validation result is saved to the validation object. You don't need to learn complex things.
use Validator::Custom; my $vc = Validator::Custom->new; # Input data my $id = 1; my $name = 'Ken Suzuki'; my $price = ' 19.23 '; my $favorite = ['001', '002']; # Create validation object my $validation = $vc->validation; # Check if id is integer if (!$vc->check($id, 'int')) { # Add failed message $validation->add_failed(id => 'id must be integer'); } # Check if name has length if (!(length $name)) { $validation->add_failed(name => 'name must have length'); } # Check if name's length is less than 30 elsif (!(length $name < 30)) { $validation->add_failed(name => 'name is too long'); } # Filter price to remove left-rigth space $price = $vc->filter($price, 'trim');
# Check price is number and the digits of the decimal part is two or less than two
if (!$vc->check($price, 'number', {decimal_part_max => 2})) {
# Set default value if validation fail
$price = 20.25;
# Filter each value of favorite using "trim" filtering function
$favorite = $vc->filter_each($favorite, 'trim');
# Check if favorite has at least one values
if (@$favorite == 0) {
$validation->add_failed(favorite => 'favorite must be selected more than one');
# Check if favorite is one of the specified values
elsif (!($vc->check_each($favorite, 'in', ['001', '002', '003']))) {
$validation->add_failed(favorite => 'favorite is invalid');
# Check if validation result is valid
if ($validation->is_valid) {
# ...
else {
# Check what parameter fail
unless ($validation->is_valid('name')) {
# ...
# Get all failed parameter names
my $failed = $validation->failed;
# Get a failed parameter message
my $name_message = $validation->message('name');
# Get all failed parameter messages
my $messages = $validation->messages;
# Get all failed parameter names and the messages as hash reference
my $messages_h = $validation->messages_to_hash;


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The Rejection of Continental Drift: Theory and Method in American Earth Science (Paperback)Naomi Oreskes
Paperback Published: 01/03/1999
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In the early 20th century, American earth scientists vociferously opposed the new, and highly radical, notion of continental drift. Yet 50 years later the same idea was heralded as a major scientific breakthrough, and today continental drift is accepted as a scientific fact. Why did American geologists reject so adamantly an idea that is now considered a cornerstone of the discipline? And why did they react so much more negatively than their European counterparts? This book, based primarily on archival resources, provides answers to these questions. It complements existing work on continental drift and the emergence of the theory of plate tectonics by providing the first detailed historical account of the American geological community in the 1920s. It also challenges previous historical work on this episode, much of which ascribes the rejection of continental drift to the lack of an adequate causal mechanism. Instead, the author shows that the rejection was largely based on the view that continental drift challenged the basic methodological principles and standards of practice in American earth science. In uncovering the historical roots of this debate, the author seeks to clarify the relationship between scientific practice and theory while also providing a test case for related philosophical questions.
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
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Op-Ed: It's Time To Pay Student Athletes
UNC and Michigan State are set to play for the NCAA Division One men's basketball title. The winners will get bragging rights, but their school and coach will make a lot of money.
Boston Globe columnist Derrick Jackson thinks it's time players saw some of the dividends. "Stop the pimping," he writes in his column, "it is time to drop the hypocrisy and pay the players."
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We've been watching for weeks now as the relationship between Leslie and Ben has been tearing her up on 'Parks & Recreation' (Thu., 8:30PM ET on NBC). As we were reminded this week, at one point the pair of them even bribed a government official to keep their relationship a secret. It was a gift card and a kiss, but the point remains. These are things that go against everything Leslie Knope believes in, so finally she and Ben -- who'd decided to be together regardless of the rules -- told Chris about their relationship and how long it had been going on. http://www.aoltv.com/2011/12/02/the-trial-of-leslie-knope-rocks-parks-and-recreation-video/
PARKS AND RECREATION "The Trial of Leslie Knope" Season 4 Episode 9 airs Thursday December 1 on NBC (8:30-9:00 p.m. ET). Episode Synopsis: hings come to a head for Leslie (Amy Poehler), Ben (Adam Scott) and Chris (Rob Lowe). Rashida Jones, Nick Offerman, Aziz Ansari, Chris Pratt, Aubrey Plaza, Jim O'Heir and Retta also star. Read More... http://www.daemonstv.com/2011/12/01/parks-and-recreation-the-trial-of-leslie-knope-season-4-episode-9/
The obstacles to love for Ben and Leslie on "Parks and Recreation" will keep coming this season -- including one that looks a lot like Louis C.K.The comedian and star of FX's "Louie" is set to reprise his role as Dave, the cop Leslie (Amy Poehler) dated for a while in Season 2, TVLine reports. Dave's arc on the show ended when he took a job in San Diego and Leslie decided to stay, but he'll return to Pawnee in an episode slated to air early next year. We're sure Ben (Adam Scott) will take the news of one of Leslie's exes being back in town in the same calm, not-at-all uncomfortable manner he's handled the other bits of bad news we've seen him get.Meanwhile, TVLine also reports -- and "Parks and Rec" showrunner Mike Schur confirms -- that Kathryn Hahn, late of NBC's short-lived "Free Agents," has also come aboard the show. She'll appear... http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2011/11/parks-and-recreation-brings-back-louis-ck-makes-a-free-agent-pickup.html
It looks like Ben and Leslie's newly-rekindled romance won't affect the latter's political dreams after all. TV Line reports that Kathryn Hahn - most recently seen (below) on NBC's very short-lived Free Agents - will appear on multiple episodes of Parks and Recreation in early 2012 as an operative working against Leslie and her campaign for City Council. Hahn's character will debut in January and work for an opposing candidate. Played by whom?!? That much is uncertain. But we can only imagine the hilarious possibilities of this race... http://www.tvfanatic.com/2011/11/kathryn-hahn-to-oppose-leslie-on-parks-and-recreation/
If Ron isn't careful, he's going to get all soft and mushy. He was fully invested in Andy's search for a college class to take, like a parent would be. Of course, Ron caring about the people he works with, despite his crusty exterior, is part of what makes his character work so well on 'Parks & Recreation' (Thu., 8:30PM ET on NBC). Leslie, on the other hand, has been struggling with how much she cares about Ben, going so far as to make terrible professional decisions week after week rather than deal with the situation head on. Until this week, that is. http://www.aoltv.com/2011/11/18/leslie-caution-to-the-wind-chooses-ben-parks-and-rec-video/
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The Hollywood Reporter: You're best known for Parks and Rec , but you've been a busy working actor for more than 14 years. What was your career like before the show? Nick Offerman: I'd been making a really nice living for about 10 years here in L.A. I always felt successful just doing that. I've been working steadily as an actor since around 1998. I wasn't well known in the public, but I was a dependable working journeyman. I was working more than all the people I knew from college and my Chicago theater community, so I didn't notice that I wasn't "successful" enough. When I got my job on Parks, it was so dreamy, kind of unfathomable. I didn't think a job that excellent could exist for me. Read More... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/thr/television/~3/Jnn3j0IHGEo/parks-recreation-nick-offerman-robin-givens-261879
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PARKS AND RECREATION "The Treaty" Season 4 Episode 7 airs Thursday November 10 on NBC (8:30-9:00 p.m. ET). Episode Synopsis : LESLIE HOSTS A MODEL U.N. AT A LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL- Leslie (Amy Poehler) enlists the help Ben (Adam Scott), Andy (Chris Pratt) and April (Aubrey Plaza) to host a Model U.N. for Pawnee Central High School. Chris (Rob Lowe) asks Ann (Rashida Jones) for her advice on love when a date cancels on him. Meanwhile, Ron (Nick Offerman) struggles to find a replacement for Tom (Aziz Ansari). Jim O'Heir and Retta also star. Read More... http://www.daemonstv.com/2011/11/10/parks-and-recreation-the-treaty-season-4-episode-7/
Ben Wyatt is stuck in the Friend Zone, and he's not all that happy about it -- despite what he may say.Call us crazy, but we're just not buying Ben's (Adam Scott) insistence that he's cool just being friends with Leslie (Amy Poehler) in the above clip from Thursday's (Nov. 10) "Parks and Recreation." It could be the way that he repeats "It's fun" five times in the talking head at the end of the scene, or the way he deflates when Leslie has to leave the Model United Nations session for campaign business. But Ben is not in a happy place right now.That's not good for him, but it could be very good for the show, because Scott is really good at squeezing comedy out of repressed feelings.Thursday's episode also has Ron (Nick Offerman) searching for someone to fill Tom's (Aziz Ansari) job, and as you can see in the video at the end... http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2011/11/parks-and-recreation-being-just-friends-is-fun-right-ben.html


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Anonymous hacker called Nerdo caused 'enormous economic harm' to PayPal after it refused payments to WikiLeaks
- Christopher Weatherhead, 24, alleged to have masterminded attacks
- Rest of gang, including then-17 year old, have admitted roles in conspiracy
- Pop star Lily Allen's website was a said target
- Gang said to have been protesting against music 'anti-privacy' stance
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A computer hacking gang caused major companies like PayPal and Visa multi-million pound losses with a series of cyber attacks, a court heard.
Four members of cyber group Anonymous targeted famous firms with a string of coordinated attacks, causing chaos by flooding them with messages and requests, it is alleged.
They are said to have used a Russian-based service provider to carry out the attacks, which permitted 'anything, even CP, child pornography', Southwark Crown Court heard.
Accused: Ashley Rhodes
Accused: Peter Gibson
Christopher Weatherhead
Under the banner Operation Payback, Anonymous are accused of targeting companies who opposed internet piracy but later attacked PayPal after it refused to process WikiLeaks payments.
Their actions caused losses totaling £3.5 million at PayPal, while sites belonging to Mastercard and recording industry bodies were also forced offline.
Prosecutor Samit Patel said the case showed the 'dark side of the internet'.
Anyone who tried to visit the sites was directed to a webpage displaying the message 'You've tried to bite the Anonymous hand. You angered the hive and now you are being stung'.
Four men accused of launching cyber attacks against major companies are said to have targeted PayPal after it refused to process payments from Julian Assange's Wikileaks.
Christopher Weatherhead, 22, of Holly Road, Northampton, is on trial accused of playing an 'integral role' in the attacks, while Ashley Rhodes, 28, of Bolton Crescent, Camberwell, south London, Peter Gibson, 24, of Castletown Road, Hartlepool, and an 18-year-old, who cannot be named, have already admitted their roles in the conspiracy.
Jurors heard Weatherhead, who used the online handle 'Nerdo', told others 'I think we should do something really bad' in the run-up to the hacking campaign.
'This case, simply put, is about hackers who used the internet to attack and disable computer systems, colloquially described as cyber-attackers or vandals,' said Mr Patel.
'It is the prosecution case Christopher Weatherhead, the defendant, is a cyber-attacker, and that he, and others like him, waged a sophisticated and orchestrated campaign of online attacks that paralysed a series of targeted computer systems belonging to companies, to which they took issue with for whatever reason, that caused unprecedented harm.'
The Northampton University student and his three co-conspirators carried out distributed denial of services attacks (DDoS) against the companies, he added.
DDoS attacks work cripples computer systems by flooding them with an 'intolerable number of online requests and messages'.
A gang alleged to have launched cyber attacks against record labels are also said to have discussed infecting the website of pop star Lily Allen
'The members of Anonymous describe themselves as hacktivists, it's a sort of play on words,' said Mr Patel.
'They conducted online attacks against computer systems which they took the view, for whatever reason, needed to be dealt with, taught a lesson.
'Their method was to carry out DDoS attacks in order to bring them down.'
Mr Patel said the gang believed everything on the internet should be free with no copyright protection.
The court heard PayPal was attacked after it decided not to process payments on behalf of the Wau Holland Foundation, an organisation involved in raising funds for WikiLeaks.
He suggested they should 'reap", thought to mean 'rape', Paypal, using a free internet tool called Low Orbit Ion Canon (LOIC) as a 'destructive cyber weapon', it is claimed.
Mr Patel said: 'Once downloaded the LOIC could be used to attack by sending internet traffic to a target computer.
'When the volume of traffic sent to a computer becomes too much for it to handle it would suffer a denial of service.
Companies PayPal and Ministry of Sound were among those targeted by an alleged gang of cyber hackers
'The more LOICs used, therefore, to attack a target computer, the more likely that a denial of service will take place.'
He said the LOIC was used in connection with an online chat system, called AnonOps, to allow Weatherhead and other hackers to order several computers or 'bots' to attack simultaneously.
Mr Patel said the attack on PayPal took place between December 8 and 17 and it took more than 100 staff, from its parent company eBay, had to repair it.
Record firm The BPI was targeted on September 19 and 20 2010, leading it to have to pay out £3,996 for online security in the aftermath, plus hundreds of pounds in other costs.
The court heard the four websites run by the Ministry of Sound that were targeted in early October 2010 cost the company about £9,000, while it is alleged the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) was attacked between September 19 and 20, 2010, though the DDoS did not shut the site down.
The financial cost to the IFPI was even greater, with more than £20,000 lost as its website was down for nine days after hacked in November 2010.
Weatherhead allegedly bought a website - anonops.net - for Anonymous to use from a Russian based service provider he claimed to know 'permitted anything, even CP, child pornography'.
Police swooped on Weatherhead's student home on January 27, and seized his computers, while the 18-year-old who cannot be named; Rhodes and Gibson were also held.
Mr Patel said the 18-year stated online, Iin this network I'm the second most anon. Nerdo is the first', and described him as an administrator.
Rhodes, known as NikonElite, also operated as an administrator.
The prosecutor said: 'He was undoubtedly actively involved in Operation Payback.'
Gibson, whose nickname was Peter, was involved in the administration and maintenance of an IRC server that was 'used as a forum for conspiratorial discussions for attacks which could and did take place'.
The trial continues.
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"Since generalized seizures are more common in children than in adults, and since there have been very few new medications approved for use in primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures, this approval is particularly important," points out Edwin Trevathan, M.D., an investigator on this clinical study and director of the division of pediatric and developmental neurology at Washington University School of Medicine and neurologist-in-chief, St. Louis Children's Hospital.
This is the fifth use for Lamictal in epilepsy, making it one of the few antiepileptic drugs with established efficacy in a broad spectrum of seizure types, including partial and generalized seizures, notes GlaxoSmithKline.
"Primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures represent one of the most serious forms of epilepsy and one in which additional effective treatments are needed," adds Victor Biton, M.D., director of the Arkansas Epilepsy Program and another investigator on the clinical study. "There are few treatments approved for generalized seizures and fewer approved for both PGTC and partial seizures. The approval of lamotrigine as add-on therapy for patients with PGTC seizures is a testament to the drug's broad spectrum of activity in the treatment of epilepsy."
The approval was based on a multicenter, placebo-controlled trial in 117 volunteers, including children, age two and older, and adults. Lamictal was given to patients on one or two other antisiezure drugs whose seizures were still not well controlled. Patients with partial seizures were excluded.
The study found Lamictal effectively reduced the frequency of PGTC seizures. Over the entire treatment period, Lamictal reduced PGTC seizures by 66%, compared to 34% for the placebo group (p=0.006). In addition, 72% of the patients receiving Lamictal as a maintenance therapy experienced at least a 50% reduction, compared to 49% in the placebo group. Overall, Lamictal was well tolerated.
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Clover, South Carolina
On December 24, 1887, the town of Clover, located in York County, S.C. was chartered. Small houses were built around a 5,000 gallon water tank. Steam engines of the Chester and Lenoir Railroad Narrow Gauge Railroad were supplied by this water tank. Even today, the textile industry still impacts Clover's economy greatly.
The town sponsors annual events such as: an Easter egg hunt, pumpkin carving and costume contest, Mayor's ride and bike rodeo and summer movies in the park. All of which are free of charge and a chance to enjoy friends and family.
A really unique aspect of Clover is they have a Sister City in Northern Ireland called Larne. There's a rich heritage throughout the town, which can be seen through the street stores, country side and everything
in between. The Town of Clover Ulster American Society (UAS) is accountable for developing the goals of the Sister Cities Agreement between the two cities and keeping the relations ongoing.
The small southern town is perfect for those who do not want to live directly in a city. But if you don't want to be too far away from city attractions, Rock Hill, about a half an hour away, is the largest city that's closest to Clover. Some events that happen annually are: Summerfest, Old Town Zombie Crawl, SC Strawberry Festival, Christmasville in Rock Hill and much more!
About 45 minutes away is the famous hometown of the Carolina Panthers. Charlotte has major attractions including: Bank of America Stadium, Time Warner Cable Arena, SouthPark Mall, Carowinds and much more! Whether you want to enjoy a nice evening around your home or explore the cities of Rock Hill or Charlotte, Clover gives you the opportunity to do both.


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My Tummy Pouch Need To Go! - Flatiron, NY
I am 5'2, 116lbs athletic build Asian woman who turned 50 this Spring. Looking back my life, I never had a flat stomach. I always had a "pouch" on my midsection and was picked on by my own mother. Ever since I was a teenager, I tried everything - diet, excersise, meditation, and acupuncture... READ MORE
36, Slim Waist, 2 Cesareans, Mess of a Belly. Avon, CT
I have two kids 5 and 8 and with the two c sections my abs (upper and lower) have made me cry. I've gained and lost weight and I'm currently at 130 (very happy with the number.) I've always had this weird fat pad on my stomach even before my kids that just won't go away. Now I also have a fold... READ MORE
Stubborn Arm Fat Needs to GO! - Marina Del Rey, CA
For as long as I can remember, I felt my arms were always disproportionate to the rest of my body. And no matter how thin I got (I got down to 102 lbs with extreme dieting and exercise), if I left my arms up the fat was still hanging there. I had been considering lipo for the longest time, but I... READ MORE
Finally Serious About Fixing My Body - Toronto, ON
Decided to take the plunge after reading a lot of reviews. I took a large package to save on the one time costs. It's typically $750 per treatment. Hoping for the best. I am on a 1200 calorie a day diet and started my diet at 191 lbs but on my first day of treatment I was 184 lbs in this... READ MORE
51 Years Old, Lower Abs Needed Help! - Pewaukee, WI
Writing this review since I was so scared by all the horror stories on this site. My experience has been positive. I wanted to wait until I knew if I was seeing results before I posted. I'm at 7 weeks post. My abs have never been flat, even at 118 pounds people used to ask me when the baby... READ MORE
Almost 40 with Hawaii Trip Coming Up - Knoxville, TN
So I had coolsculpting done yesterday on my upper and lower bra line. Didn't hurt as much as I expected, but was uncomfortable. My husband and I are going to track my progress over the next month to see if I need another treatment (I'm thinking I will). I had a tummy tuck one year ago--done... READ MORE
30 - No Kids, Active - Tucson, AZ
I go to the gym 3 times a week. I'm 5'4 and currently 160lbs after losing 30lbs since October last year. The weight has come off slowly and evenly everywhere else except my back. I put on all my weight in the last 3 years just because of laziness and a bad diet. Before that I was always 125lbs.... READ MORE
CoolScultpting 56 year old Male Lower Abdomen
So I'm going to update this every day with progress notes. The procedure itself is no big deal, I had 2 large areas done, 60 Minutes each, so my butt was hurting more than anything else. They gave not more but a sheet of paper about after-care, things to expect. Of course, there is no mention of... READ MORE
Upper Arms - Surrey, BC
No diet or exercise helped in this area. After giving it some thought I decided on coolsculpting as no need to have anesthetic and recovery time supposed to be quick. Also it helped to get 50% off! I was there for total 3 hours. When applicator is applied you will feel a strong pulling... READ MORE
Hope It's Worth It! Coolsculpting
I took some before pictures and I had the applicators place today. I'm currently having some done right now. I am doing my stomach flanks and thigh I guess it's going to be 10 applicators . I was really nervous and the thigh that they started with with cold and felt like an ice pack that wasn't... READ MORE
40's Very Active ,but Had Stubborn Belly Insulation - Saint Louis, MO
I log in over 100,000 steps per week, bike ride, run,weight train, eat mostly sensible...and have a belly that won't budge ! I got cool sculpting on my belly, flanks and under my arms,wear I had a bra roll. I'm 5'6" and weigh 148 lbs. I saw Dr Nasif, Botched recommend it for a double chin, and... READ MORE
Does Coolsculpting Work
I'm a mother of 3 kids I"m very active I work out, run, walk and I dance. I even have an app that counts my set and keeps record of my food and drink intake. I"m 5"4 130 pounds. I'm a great shape with the exception of my lower tummy, my sides and back of legs. No matter how much I exercise it... READ MORE
39 Years Old, Active but Struggled with Losing the Bulge - Charlotte, NC
Yesterday I had my first coolsculpting procedure done on my flank area and next week I will have my lower abdominal area done. The coolmax was used yesterday and will be used next week. I definitely agree with other reviews that are posted on how everything felt. I had my before pics done and... READ MORE
35 No Kids Stubborn Lower Abs - Honolulu, HI
Like most people on here, I workout regularly and I eat clean. My problem started after an emergency surgery 7 years ago to remove a painful ruptured cyst. They cut me without any though of recovery. Sine then the area above that scar has been a pain. No matter how small I get. I'm 5'8' I... READ MORE
46 Years Old, Trying Coolsculping on Midsection - Draper, UT
Got 8 Applications around the midsection, two at a time. Total of 4 hours in a row. All the explenation on the sucktion and cooling down are as described by most people. The massage is horrifying and the afterpain is terrible. Like a million bee stings and tummy feels so numb and you can't touch... READ MORE
47 Year Old, Mother of 2 - Sick of the Jiggle in my Tummy. Norwalk, CT
Had two large applicators, one at a time, on my lower abdomen. Procedure it's self was fine, a bit uncomfortable, but that's all. The massage afterwards was weird, not in a good way & afterwards I felt kind of shaky, but it passed very quickly, within a few mins. I am home now &... READ MORE
CoolSculpting Mini on Chin/neck Area - 52 year old - Burnaby, BC
I've always had a recessive chin but I had been a slim person my whole life so it was never an issue. I learned to stick my chin out in photos but always hated the sneaky candids people would take of me. This issue has become worse over the years as I've gained weight with menopause and my ... READ MORE
It Does Hurt! Day 5. - Jensen Beach, FL
Ok i had 4 small applications on my stomach. 2 lower 2 upper. First thing DO NOT cough or sneeze during procedure omg that hurts. I am not fat 5'5" 135lbs but at 46 i put on a belly. My belly went from looking 9 months pregnant to 12 months pregnant and a belly that felt numb and really weird. I... READ MORE
39 Year Old Mom to 4 Kids, Little Pooch Needs to Go! - Toronto, ON
I had the cool sculpting procedure on Last Friday so I'm on Day 7. It wasn't bad at all. I was worried after all the reading I did. The suction felt weird but not painful. The massage was not pleasant but nothing I couldn't handle. The numb feeling has been weird but I have not had any real pain... READ MORE
24 No Kids 5'1 135lbs - Scottsdale, AZ
After three years of doing my best with working out and changing my eating habits my lower stomach has always bothered me! I did research on Lipo but was scared because of my age and not having any kids yet and didn't want to waste money haha! So I looked into CS which seemed legit after reading... READ MORE


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wouldn't want to be short here, not even a losing company like CSCO
they don't call you "dumb" for no reason, maybe "stupid" would be more accurate. This is definitely a time to sell this Bubble market.
I'm still buying,but maintaining tight stops. This will end as all good things do.
anyone not short the market right now, was not alive over the past 10 years.
There is no greater treachery than the stock market/Wall St. ponzi scheme.
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Turkeys R Us collected $1,087 Tuesday to reduce its turkey deficit by 72 birds.
RIPON - It's once again time for the Ripon Chamber's annual "Taste of Ripon" wine stroll showcasing the City's beautiful Downtown and its merchants.
RIPON - The Ripon Chamber of Commerce and Ripon Soroptimist International are staging the 50th Annual Almond Blossom Festival Queen Contest.
Highway 99 through Manteca is anything but appealing.
Turkeys R Us has generated enough donations during the past 12 years to make sure no struggling family went without a traditional turkey dinner on Thanksgiving.
Bethany Carlson has seen up close what it's like for families to face financial difficulties during the holiday season.
Francene Escobar's Quicki-Kleen Car Wash is once again teaming up with customers to make Thanksgiving Day a brighter holiday for the less fortunate.
HANFORD - Kings County is suing the California High Speed Rail Authority.
Manteca may reduce fees collected on new residential growth for fire facilities by $100 for a typical 2,000-square-foot home.
With turkey donations desperately down this year, St. Vincent de Paul Society is not guaranteeing that every food basket given away for Thanksgiving will have the traditional turkey and all the trimmings.
Manteca has a new weapon in the war on gangs.
Friends and neighbors of Mantecan Terri Candelaria will know on Tuesday whether she is a big winner at the popular television game show, "The Price is Right."
The trees won't be the only thing bursting forth in color at Library Park when spring rolls around.
Michelle Crippen was expecting somewhere in the area of 50 students, staff and parents at the first-ever practice last Monday of the "Mustang Marathoners" Running Club.
LATHROP - Traditional text books are old school.
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All five Ripon Unified School District trustees handed out diplomas Friday in the refurbished Stouffer Stadium.
At Lincoln Elementary School's eighth-grade promotion exercises, Principal Steve Anderson said Wednesday that the highest honor bestowed by Manteca Unified at this level is ...
Some 123 eighth-grade students at McParland Elementary School took a stroll down memory lane on Wednesday.
Colony Oak Elementary School promoted 61 eighth graders Wednesday evening with most of them going on to join the freshman class at Ripon High.
Zaiba Fazli had plenty of cash for her eighth-grade promotion event at Mossdale Elementary School.
Susan Dell'Osso takes Memorial Day to heart.
Jagveer Singh didn't ask for his fellow East Union graduates to go out and change the world.
Kaitlynn Gov experienced an awkward moment at Thursday's commencement exercises at Weston Ranch High.
It's not exactly out of the "Minority Report" but the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department is adopting an analysis program enabling deputies to ...
Seventeen seniors graduated Wednesday at noon from Ripon's Harvest High continuation school located on the edge of the Ripon Unified campus on West Main ...
Sammy Davis - a man whose bravery beyond the call of duty in the Vietnam War made him a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient - is speaking ...
Undercover police officers and detectives were offered more than what was on the menu Tuesday at a pair of Ripon massage parlors that were busted ...
As the staff in charge of development and scholarships at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic School in Manteca, Debbie Kapina through the years has helped ...
Major Bradley Henderson, United States Air Force, returned home from a 6-month deployment to Kabul, Afghanistan, on April 29.
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In the local Silicon Valley newspaper, The San Jose Mercury News recently did an interview with Priscilla Chan. She's most well known for being the wife of founder & CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg and she rarely gives interviews. In this particular interview, Chan talks about how her personal story and background has helped shaped the her and Zuckerberg's donations to schools and hospitals. I was kind of surprised to learn about Chan's background, and just assumed she […] Continue »
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When I was looking through the 59th San Francisco International Film Festival guide online, I came across a screening for the film that I had heard about, The Man Who Knew Infinity, described here: "For writer-director Matthew Brown, it has been a long, twisting road bringing "The Man Who Knew Infinity," a drama based on the short life of mathematician Srinavasa Ramanujan and his friendship with a Cambridge professor, to the screen. In 2004, he […] Continue »
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Illegal logging has spiked over the past five years in Mozambique, finds a new report by researchers at the University of Eduardo Mondlane. The report, published on the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization's web site, assesses timber production, consumption, and exports, finding that nearly two-thirds of logging is currently illegal. The report notes that harvesting is exceeding sustainable levels, threatening the long-term viability of the industry and putting local livelihoods at risk.
Scientists advocate protective deep-sea treaty
February 28, 2014 10:00 AM - Nick Kennedy, SciDevNet
A new international agreement is needed to police the exploitation of the deep ocean because of the rising threats of deep-sea mining and bottom trawling for fish, say scientists. Speakers at a symposium this month (16 February) urged the UN to negotiate a new treaty for the deep ocean to supplement the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Electric cars and the grid
February 28, 2014 07:31 AM - Click Green Staff, ClickGreen
Car owners in the United States last year bought more than 96,000 plug-in electric cars, a year-on-year increase of 84 percent from 2012. However, this growing fleet will put a lot of new strain on the nation's aging electrical distribution systems, like transformers and underground cables, especially at times of peak demand — in the evening when people come home from work.
Potential new source of renewable energy found in humidity
February 27, 2014 12:15 PM - Kristin Kusek, Harvard University
A new type of electrical generator uses bacterial spores to harness the untapped power of evaporating water, according to research conducted at the Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. Its developers foresee electrical generators driven by changes in humidity from sun-warmed ponds and harbors.
One state addresses potholes through a new pothole alert system
February 27, 2014 10:43 AM - ENN Staff
As much of the northern hemisphere looks forward to the second half of the winter season, municipalities and regional governments are faced with rudimentary task of repairing potholes. Rutgers University instructor Wansoo Im, no doubt frustrated with the infrastructure meltdown himself, launched an app and website to map the biggest ones in his own home state of New Jersey. Aptly called NJPothole, the website plots potholes on maps to alert motorists (and maybe even municipal departments of public works dispatchers) of impending undercarriage attack.
Sizing up early birds
February 27, 2014 08:37 AM - University of Bristol News Room
According to new research from the Universities of Bristol and Sheffield into the Paraves, the key characteristics that allow birds to fly, their wings and small size, arose much earlier than previously thought. The first birds and their closest dinosaurian relatives lived 160 to 120 million years ago.
Forest recovery following natural disaster
February 27, 2014 08:06 AM - Sue Nichols, Michigan State University
Recovering from natural disasters usually means rebuilding infrastructure and reassembling human lives. Yet ecologically sensitive areas need to heal, too, and scientists are pioneering new methods to assess nature's recovery and guide human intervention. The epicenter of China's devastating Wenchuan earthquake in 2008 was in the Wolong Nature Reserve, a globally important valuable biodiversity hotspot and home to the beloved and endangered giant pandas. Not only did the quake devastate villages and roads, but also the earth split open and swallowed sections of the forests and bamboo groves that shelter and feed pandas and other endangered wildlife. Persistent landslides and erosion exacerbated the devastation.
89% of E-Waste Is Neglected Due To Mobile Phone Recycling Popularity
February 26, 2014 03:25 PM - Click Green Staff, ClickGreen
Despite the popularity of the mobile phone recycling industry, handsets only contribute towards a small percentage of the overall E-Waste accumulation.
Greener chemical cleanups
February 26, 2014 12:14 PM - Marianne English Spoon, University of Wisconsin
Cleaning up oil spills and metal contaminants in a low-impact, sustainable and inexpensive manner remains a challenge for companies and governments globally. But a group of researchers at UW—Madison is examining alternative materials that can be modified to absorb oil and chemicals. If further developed, the technology may offer a cheaper and "greener" method to absorb oil and heavy metals from water and other surfaces.
Passing the baton in oil spill research on the Gulf Coast
February 26, 2014 09:30 AM - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Media Relations Office
As part of on-going research nearly four years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) will team up with a group of high school students in Florida to collect remnants of oil from Gulf Coast beaches this week. Marine chemist Chris Reddy studies how the many compounds that compose petroleum hydrocarbon, or oil, behave and change over time after an oil spill. He and his researchers have collected and analyzed about 1,000 oil samples from the Gulf Coast since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.


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I've created a site with commenting functionality in rails but whenever a user types in a link, it is unclickable and I have to copy and paste it into the browser. Are there any simple fixes for this? Thanks for your help!
Announcing Stack Overflow Documentation
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
You can install the rails_autolink gem, since the autolink functionality was removed from Rails in 3.1.
Before Rails 3.1, you can use a helper method in
See this: http://apidock.com/rails/ActionView/Helpers/TextHelper/auto_link
It was removed in Rails 3.1: http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/TextHelper.html