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Situated in Sulphur, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from West Cal Arena and Events Center and 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Frasch Park Golf Course. McMurray Ball Park and Prien Lake Park are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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LK Shoot Episode 046Monday, March 29th, 2010
March Madness ŌĆō Final Four teams decided
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March Madness ŌĆō Brackets BUSTED!
Klitschko KOŌĆÖs Chambers
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Zoo visit
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Corey Haim passes away
Pacquiao beats Clottey (and calls out Mayweather)
Been listening to hip hop
Britney Spears experiment
Golf Doesn't Make You A BadassMonday, March 15th, 2010
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Louisville beats #1 Syracuse in Freedom Hall farewell
Newsroom brawl
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IE6 put to rest
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Rochester, N.Y. – The Geneseo women's
basketball team (4-0) remained unbeaten with a 78-62 win over William Smith
(2-2) in the semifinal round of the Wendy's College Classic. The Blue Knights
will play for the tournament's title for the first time since 2002, facing
host Rochester Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
Sophomore forward Shannon McGinnis (Walworth/Gananda) and first year forward Allison McKenna (Huntington/John Glenn) both recorded double-doubles to lead Geneseo. McGinnis scored a game-high 21 points (two short of her career high) and McKenna added 11. Both had 10 rebounds for the Blue Knights – who outrebounded the Herons 45-34 – and both recorded career-best totals in blocked shots; McKenna had four of Geneseo's nine blocks and McGinnis recorded three.
Senior guard Melissa Graham (Orchard Park/Mount Mercy) nearly added a third double double, finishing with 11 points and nine rebounds. Sophomore guard Cara Manfredi (South Glastonbury, Conn./South Glastonbury) and sophomore forward Katie Peterson (Ithaca/Ithaca) added 12 and 11 points off the bench, respectively.
First year guard Amelia Heiselman (Central Square/Bishop Grimes) led the Blue Knights with five assists. McGinnis contributed three along with three steals, matching Manfredi for the team lead.
Geneseo closed the game on an 11-2 run after William Smith had pulled to within seven points with 2:56 to go. The Blue Knights never trailed, scoring the game's first 10 points, and never led by fewer than five points after that opening burst.
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Like most folks in boxing, Floyd Mayweather Jr. had never heard of Carlos Baldomir until nine months ago.
That's when Baldomir, an obscure fighter from Santa Fe, Argentina, crashed the boxing world like a Joe Frazier left hook used to crush flesh.
Baldomir came out of nowhere to outpoint -- and nearly knock out -- undisputed welterweight champion Zab Judah in his hometown of New York in January.
It sent shock waves through the sport, but Baldomir wasn't done yet. In July, he jolted boxing again when he went to Arturo Gatti's Atlantic City, N.J. turf and pulled another upset, hammering the superstar for a ninth-round knockout in his first defense.
Now Baldomir defends his title for the second time against pound-for-pound king Mayweather when they meet Nov. 4 (HBO PPV) at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Mayweather's hometown, in one of the year's biggest fights.
Going to his opponent's hometown is just another day at the office for the 35-year-old Baldomir, who has globe-trotted his way through eight different countries on his way to the unexpected world title.
Baldomir's travels brought him to New York and face-to-face with Mayweather on Wednesday to kick off the promotion of their fight, which is being billed as "Pretty Risky," an homage to Mayweather's "Pretty Boy" nickname and the tough task he has in front of him.
The ultra-confident Baldomir said he plans to continue his recent high-profile run and questioned Mayweather's guts.
"I always like big challenges and I am feeling excited and motivated for this fight," Baldomir said. "I'm going to surprise the world again and keep on winning. Nobody ever thought I would win those two fights. I don't talk much, but I do fight a lot. I'll beat Mayweather, too.
"My confidence comes with how much bigger I am than Mayweather. He's come up a few weight classes and I've been here. He's the most skilled opponent I've fought. He's really fast and doesn't just stand and trade with you like Gatti. He runs. Whenever he gets tapped, he runs. He doesn't have Gatti's heart."
Glenn Quiroga, president of Baldomir promoter Sycuan Ringside Promotions, also believes Baldomir can upset the apple cart again.
"We're very aware that Floyd Mayweather Jr. is undefeated and incredibly talented," he said. "But Carlos was the underdog against Zab Judah and was again against Arturo Gatti [and] everybody in boxing knows what happened in those fights. It's said lightning doesn't strike twice; well, it has, so there's no reason it can't strike a third time."
Mayweather, naturally, had a different opinion. "I don't think the fight is going the distance, not at all," Mayweather said, predicting a knockout. "I'm going out there to put on a show."
Although Baldomir (43-9-6, 13 KOs) has numerous blemishes on an uninspiring record, he hasn't lost in seven years, not since dropping an eight-round decision to Alberto Cortes in Argentina on Dec. 11, 1998. Since then, he is 19-0-2, including a victory against Cortes in their rematch.
That is one of the reasons Mayweather decided to fight him -- because in Mayweather's mind, even though Baldomir is the champion, it was Baldomir who had earned an opportunity to fight the No. 1 fighter in the world and the substantial paycheck that goes along with it.
"He's a good opponent and he's proved himself," Mayweather said. "He's a welterweight who has proved himself and he deserves to fight the 'Pretty Boy.' You got guys out there like [belt holder] Antonio Margarito calling me out, saying they want to fight me, but they haven't beaten anybody, so that doesn't mean anything. I've never ducked or dodged nobody. This guy, Baldomir, he deserves the fight. He's been undefeated for years and he beat Gatti and he beat Judah."
Mayweather (36-0, 24 KOs) also defeated Gatti and Judah, stopping Gatti to win a junior welterweight belt in June 2005 and outpointing Judah in April.
The win over Judah netted Mayweather a tainted welterweight title, tainted because the IBF incredibly allowed Judah to keep it even though he clearly lost to Baldomir in January.
Mayweather, 29, was forced to relinquish the belt shortly after the fight and is pleased to have an opportunity to add the legitimate 147-pound crown to a collection that includes recognized titles at junior lightweight and lightweight and the paper title he won from Gatti at junior welterweight.
"The people might recognize Baldomir as the true welterweight champion for now," Mayweather said. "Come November, there will be a different story to tell and it will all be pretty, for me."
Despite the opportunity to win the welterweight title, Mayweather's stature as the pound-for-pound best is more important to him than the belts.
"A belt is a great thing to have and an accomplishment in life," Mayweather said. "We are in the sport of boxing to be the best and having the label of being the best is always better than being champion. I always want the label of being the best more than just being called a champion. It's not about the belts to me. It's about legacy. I'm not worried about no titles. I'm the best fighter in the game, but I'm not here to overlook nobody. Everyone is gunning for me."
Baldomir said Mayweather shouldn't count on retaining his lofty position in the sport.
"My time has come and I have no fear of Mayweather, and as a matter of fact, I can't wait to get my fists on him," Baldomir said. "His pretty looks can't help him when he steps in the ring and I will continue to show the world that my last fights weren't the best I can be. I plan on being faster and throwing bigger bombs on every part of Mayweather's body. I am very confident and he'll see I'm the best welterweight in the world, and I'm going to stay that way."
Dan Rafael is the boxing writer for ESPN.com.


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Definition of wrentit in English:
A long-tailed North American songbird that is the only American member of the babbler family, with dark plumage.
- Chamaea fasciata, family Timaliidae.
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Bulgaria to Decide on Oil Pipe Bypassing Bosporus in February
Bulgaria will take a final decision on building an oil pipeline that bypasses Turkey's Bosporus strait after an environmental impact assessment is completed in February, Deputy Prime Minister Simeon Djankov said.
"The feasibility of this pipeline is questionable," Djankov said in the Sofia-based parliament today, answering a lawmaker's query. "The source of financing is still unclear and the oil supply for the pipeline has not been secured."
Russia, Bulgaria and Greece agreed in 2007 to build the 285 kilometer (177 mile) oil pipeline from the Bulgarian Black Sea port of Burgas to the Greek port of Alexandroupolis on the Aegean Sea. The 1 billion-euro ($1.25 billion) pipe, with a capacity of 35 million metric tons of oil a year, would bypass Turkey's crowded Bosporus and Dardanelles straits, saving the oil industry shipping costs.
Turkey is using the environment damage caused by BP Plc's Gulf of Mexico spill to press its case that oil traffic through the straits is unsafe and potentially dangerous. The country yesterday said it has broad support from 20 oil companies for steps that would make use of the Bosporus straits for oil traffic more expensive than pipelines.
A referendum held in the Burgas region in 2008 opposed the pipeline on grounds there was a high risk of an oil spill from tankers filling the pipe, which could damage Bulgaria's biggest Black Sea resorts.
Environmental Assesment
The independent environmental impact assessment will be completed in October and given for final evaluation to Bulgaria's Environment ministry, which, in turn will submit its conclusion to the Cabinet by February, when the government will take the final decision on the pipeline, Djankov said today.
The government of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, which took office a year ago, is seeking ways to cut spending and bridge a budget deficit as the recession erodes revenue and investment. It froze several infrastructure projects and ordered an environmental impact assessment of the pipeline project.
Should Bulgaria decide to pull out of the project, it won't have to pay compensation to Russia and Greece, Djankov said, as the projected pipeline route violates a European Union directive for conservation of wildlife, known as Natura 2000, because it passes through protected areas.


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The 1-median and 1-highway problem
In this paper we study a facility location problem in the plane in which a single point (median) and a rapid transit line (highway) are simultaneously located in order to minimize the total travel time of the clients to the facility, using the L1 or Manhattan metric. The highway is an alternative transportation system that can be used by the clients to reduce their travel time to the facility. We represent the highway by a line segment with fixed length and arbitrary orientation. This problem was introduced in [Computers & Operations Research 38(2) (2011) 525–538]. They gave both a characterization of the optimal solutions and an algorithm running in O(n3logn) time, where n represents the number of clients. In this paper we show that the previous characterization does not work in general. Moreover, we provide a complete characterization of the solutions and give an algorithm solving the problem in O(n3) time.
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To test further I have "Respect exclude_from_search for custom post types" turned off (although it's not indexing any posts that aren't custom posts anyway), and also have "Expand shortcodes in post content" turned off. I have no posts of the default post type at all, as I'm just using pages and custom post types.
One thing I've noticed is that I'm using a series of characters in the database table names for extra security like xEHbASG, so the tablenames are things like wp_xEHbASG_posts. There's one Relevanssi table which has made all the letters lowercase, so it's called wp_xehbasg_relevanssi rather than wp_xEHbASG_relevanssi. I've manually renamed that table to wp_xEHbASG_relevanssi, but that hasn't made a difference.
The only other thing that I can think of is I'm using pre_get_posts() to filter search results, and I know that using get_posts() on a search page can cause problems for Relevanssi, but my instinct says that this should only interfere with the results display rather than the indexing. Below is the relevant function. Could this cause problems?
function xyz_search_filters( $query ) {
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Marcos Maidana (35-4, 31 KO's) and his trainer Robert Garcia were both trying hard to get Floyd Mayweather Jr. (46-0, 26 KO's) to agree immediately to a rematch next September following their fight last Saturday night, but Mayweather was clever enough to realize that he needed to step back after initially saying he'll give Maidana a rematch in order to think it through carefully. Maidana wants the rematch, and the big payday that will come with it, as he'll likely never see the kind of big money again for the remainder of his career unless he suddenly raises his game another level.
It's going to be tough for Maidana to try and get a rematch, because he was a huge 12-1 underdog in the fight, and Mayweather likely won't be interested in facing an underdog like that a second time unless the pay-per-view totals end up being out of this world high. That's not very likely, even though Mayweather picked Cinco de Mayo weekend for the fight.
The judges scored the fight 114-114, 116-112, and 117-111. That's another reason why Maidana likely won't get the rematch. He gave Mayweather far too tough of a time with the pressure that he put on him in the fight. Mayweather isn't going to be eager to face that kind of pressure a second time. Additionally, Maidana was following constantly in the fight in terms of rabbit punches, low blows, holding and hitting, and kneeing. Why would Mayweather want to fight someone like that a second time when he can fight an opponent who plays it a lot cleaner with less pressure put on him.
The problem that Mayweather has is that the top welterweights that he would be expecting to fight – Shawn Porter and Keith Thurman – are pressure fighters with good power. They'd no doubt go after Mayweather to look to score a knockout and put him under the exact same pressure that Maidana did last Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.


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˜Grassroots Opposition to Clean Energy Reform Bankrolled by Foreign Oil, Petro-Governments
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Clean energy legislation passed by the House, now pending in the Senate, faces fierce opposition from the proprietors of fossil fuel companies, and much has been reported on how domestic oil and coal companies have flooded the debate with money, lobbying, and misinformation. These opponents of clean energy reform claim to be "standing up" for American jobs and security. However, according to an investigation by ThinkProgress, many of the lobbyists and right-wing operatives engineering the attacks on clean energy reform either work directly for petro-governments, or work for companies in the business of importing foreign oil:
– Nigeria's Bayelsa State, the region of the country producing much of its crude oil, is registered with the Carmen Group as its representative in DC. The Carmen Group is run largely by lobbyist David Keene, who also manages the American Conservative Union. Keene has lobbied against clean energy reform and used his conservative organization to generate "grassroots" opposition to legislative efforts to move away from a fossil fuel based economy. Although the extent to which the Carmen Group "provide[s] general representation before the United States Congress" is unclear "" as Justice Department disclosures indicate "" the Nigerian state has lavished Carmen group lobbyists with $903,450 in payments since 2006. According to a report produced Monday by the State Department, Nigeria is at risk of becoming a haven for terror and extremism. In the past, Keene, the coordinator of the CPAC convention, has been caught auctioning off conservative grassroots support to his corporate lobbying clients for as much as $2 million dollars.
– The lobbyist-run front group Americans for Prosperity is perhaps the most active anti-clean energy group in the country. In addition to working furiously to orchestrate anti-clean energy themed tea parties, Americans for Prosperity is running anti-clean energy legislation ads, anti-climate change science ads, and is even barnstorming around the country with anti-clean energy "hot air" rallies. The organization was founded and is bankrolled by David Koch of Koch Industries, a major refiner of oil. Through Koch Industry subsidiaries "" Koch Supply & Trading and Flint Hills Resources "" Koch imports crude oil from a variety of foreign sources, including from Saudi Arabia and Nigeria.
– Currently, FreedomWorks is focusing their energy activism on supporting the status quo reliance on fossil fuels. Throughout 2009, as FreedomWorks leader Dick Armey organized tea party opposition to clean energy reform, he simultaneously worked for the lobbying firm DLA Piper on the account of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates. According to disclosure forms filed with the Justice Department, the UAE paid Armey's lobbying firm at the time to help maintain the "development of UAE energy resources, which represent about 10 percent of global oil reserves."
– Oil companies have attempted to demonstrate popular support for fossil-fuel dependence by hosting "Energy Citizen" rallies around the country, where employees of oil companies are bused in for large events. The "Energy Citizen" website claims that converting a clean energy economy would mean "less energy independence." Ironically, the main sponsor of the Energy Citizen effort is the American Petroleum Institute, which is a trade association for companies like Chevron, Exxon Mobil, and Sunoco. These companies, in turn, are highly dependent on foreign oil imports "" from countries including Algeria, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Libya, and Venezuela. For perspective, Exxon Mobil imports 27%, Valero 29%, and Chevron 36% of its oil from Persian Gulf countries alone.
As a report by Rudy deLeon and Dan Weiss has argued, "America's dependence on foreign oil transfers U.S. dollars to a number of unfriendly regimes, while robbing the United States of the economic resources it desperately needs for domestic development and American innovation." It is alarming, though, that American lobbyists "" funded by foreign oil "" are working furiously to continue the status quo that is putting the nation's security at risk.
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Gosh. What a big surprise!
Yes, and what have we mostly-complacent, cocky, comfortable, carbon-spewing U.S. citizens done who are s-l-o-w-l-y shooting ourserves in the foot by continuing to do so little in response? Almost nothing! So, it's time for REAL grassroots support for clean energy reform!
A VERY Short, 21-Year History of the U.S. Climate Movement, 1988-2009–a New Englander's Perspective–But With Presumed Lessons for All of Us:
1988-2005: Jim Hansen testifies before Congress; Bill McKibben writes "The End of Nature;" Ross Gelbspan writes "Boiling Point;" Al Gore presents a slide show about the risks of rapid climate change. A few bright citizens begin to get concerned. Lots of people confused.
2006: "An Inconvenient Truth" is released; Bill McKibben decides to lead a march from Ripton to Burlington, VT, adding actual motion to the movement. More bright citizens get concerned; lots of people confused.
2007: Hundreds of climate protesters march across MA on a 9-day "Interfaith Walk for Climate Rescue;" Bill McKibben's StepItUp campaign leads to more than 1400 individually-organized climate actions in all 50 U.S. states. More people concerned; lots of people confused.
2008: Climate-concerned citizens, and others seeking change from the anti-science GWB administration, help elect Barack Obama president. We finally see progress; more people concerned; lots of people confused.
2009: Hundreds of climate groups are working on millions of emails, letters, phone calls, visits to Congress, etc; 350.org orchestrates 5200 climate actions in 181 countries; awareness of the science grows; hopes pinned on Copenhagen crash; more people concerned; many confused.
2010 Suggestion: For everyone who is concerned about the climate: let's, for ONCE, all concentrate on doing ONE thing, focused on ONE powerful person, in ONE place, on ONE day, at ONE time! Focusing is important, for both clear vision, and for the concentration of power.
ONE possibility would be to focus on inviting all concerned citizens to visit President Obama at the White House, on Earth Day (April 22), at 1 P.M. We could perhaps call this a Citizens' Climate Congress (CCC).
We could ask President Obama to focus on: 1) making sure that our many misinformed Americans become informed about the reality and seriousness of climate change, and 2) the need for him, and Congress, to show real, world leadership on solving the dangerous problem of climate change.
My two cents, and also our plan! Talk, comments, tweets, and millions of diffuse actions have been fine–up until NOW. Now is the time for all good climate activists to come to the aid of their country.
Don't be left out. Make your reservations now! We'll see you there.
PS: Yes, we've calculated the carbon cost; it will represent a TINY fraction of a percent of annual U.S. GHG emissions–a small price to pay for preserving a livable climate for our children and grandchildren.
According to observations and analysis by Dickens of Rice University, Oppenheimer of Princeton and Pagani of Yale the ancient sea bed shows that a CO2 equivalent above 400 is an atmosphere representing a past geologic age when ice caps did not exist. We are at 430 ppme now. This would seem to indicate that the planet will respond by melting seven million cubic miles of land ice and completely submerging all coastal cities.
The mining industries of fossil and fissile materials will spend billions to control public policy in the face of clear and present danger. Perhaps we should make corporate lobbying illegal. Revolutionary yes, but revolution is the principle the US was founded on.
Roger and James,
Both excellent ideas.
Count me in for the march on DC. Perhaps 1Sky and Repower America could get on board. Others?
Let me get this straight. Despotic foreign powers working with American companies to subvert the interests of all Americans (security, health, safety)and to create non-productive chaos in the American political system and undermine the workings of government. All this for what seems to be corporate self interest.
Did I get it right? Doesn't this sound a little un-American, dangerously un-American.
Oil from the United Arab Emirates. I just read something about that outfit:
"1. According to a report this January in The National, last year "the UAE became the largest foreign purchaser of US defence equipment with sales of $7.9bn,
2. video tape smuggled out of the United Arab Emirates shows a member of the country's royal family mercilessly torturing a man with whips, electric cattle prods and wooden planks with protruding nails….
The Sheikh begins by stuffing sand down the man's mouth, as the police officers restrains the victim.
Then he fires bullets from an automatic rifle around him as the man howls incomprehensibly."
Roger at #2: Putting all our effort behind one thing strikes me has a really bad idea. It makes a more convenient target for the deniers to put their efforts by creating an "all-or-none" situation.
"All or none?" No.
"All" or a bigger "all" next round. Unless of course you see failure as a viable option!
It is really the difference between the cost of production of oil and its price that provides a large surplus of cash for the oil exporters. And, it is the difficulty in producing oil domestically that requires a high price for oil if we are going to have domestic production. For example, to see much activity in the Bakken Formation oil fields in North Dakota, we need oil to be over $50/barrel. Some of the oil exporters can produce oil at a cost of $7/barrel. It is the cost of production of the marginal barrel of oil, the stuff we produce, that sets the price of oil and provides a lot of extra cash to arm our enemies in the wars we are fighting. If we cut consumption to the point where only cheap to produce oil was in demand, the price would fall and funding for arms would dry up. We would have to sacrifice domestic production except for stripper wells and such.
But, is that a sacrifice? If we wait until all the cheap-to-produce oil from foreign sources is consumed, there remains demand for oil as a raw material for polymers and that sort of use can support a very high oil prices without economic damage (or much in the way of emissions). So, if we want to maximize royalties that we get for domestic oil production, we should wait until we are no longer the marginal barrel producer and the price of oil is much higher before producing it to make plastics and such.
Cutting demand now and ending our use of oil as a fuel should maximize our long term profit and minimize the ability of oil exporters to fund our enemies by eliminating their profit margin.
Slightly OT, but Michael Tobis wrote yesterday "In a democracy, the goals of malicious pseudo-science are different. The sowing of doubt about important results that people are otherwise inclined to dismiss is the goal. In that case, the objective is not to replace science, but simply to present an appearance of a scientific alternative". The schematic is brilliant.
I hope that Joe will give some thought to this article the next time he is inclined to refer to the deniers, delayers and obstructors as "anti-science ideologues".
They are NOT ideologues. They are bought-and-paid-for shills for the fossil fuel corporations and the petro-dictatorships. Their opposition to phasing out fossil fuels has NOTHING to do with "ideology" and EVERYTHING to do with ruthless, rapacious, relentless GREED.
Their fake, phony, so-called "conservative" pseudo-ideology, like their fake, phony so-called "skeptical" pseudo-science, is just fodder for weak-minded, ignorant Ditto-Head Tea-Baggers.
[JR: Well, it takes a village to stop climate action.]
I seem to recall that there are laws against foreign countries bribing our members of Congress. Funneling money to lobbyists and front groups accomplishes the same thing. This is especially outrageous in view of the fact that most of these governments are ruthless dictatorships. Why is this being allowed to happen?
A bigger problem, of course, is us. Most Americans get hysterical when someone suggests a $1 per gallon gasoline tax, which could be a small first step toward clean energy powered electric cars. This is partly because of Madison Avenue and our cratering educational system, but it's also intellectual laziness, which has a lot of causes.
As enraging as this information is, it bears repeating constantly: defenders of dirty energy also defend petro-dictators and those awful petro-states. Those defenders include Inhofe, Barton, Will, etc.
A sad aside: the world's biggest oil burner is our very own Department of Defense. We burn a lot of crude projecting power globally. It is part of what Chalmers Johnson calls the "Sorrows of Empire".
We need to pass HR 1835 ASAP. Switching from oil to natural gas will put more dollars into the US economy and allow time for research and development in hydrogen fuel, wind and solar energy. We need a transition fuel. The general public must be convinced that reducing our reliance on foreign oil is in our own best interest. We can put plenty of pressure on our elected officials. We just need to get off our complacent asses.
As an aside, I have to roll my eyes when someone tells me they are switching to driving a hybrid; it does us no good to switch to hybrid cars if over 70% of our electricity is still coming from coal.
Roger, Count me in. Good idea. However, I think there needs to be unending demonstrations this year in which we demand that Obama become the leader we glimpsed before the elections and actually stop climate change. One or two protests won't work. We need continuous action to defeat the Greedy Deniers. During Vietnam war, protesters protested daily, night and day– even when chased by police with billy clubs. They didn't give up until the war ended. We need to do the same.
The arctic sea ice is so thin scientists couldn't even stand on it! recent photos of the arctic look like a waste land. If we don't stand up to the fossil fuel industry this year, then I think it's over….
A bit off topic not. Cheep, efficient, stationary energy storage developed by EXXON in the 70s.
Should have awareness of it at least I think.
Richard (4) and espiritwater (16): Thanks for your support. We'll see you + more in WDC on Earth Day, April 22nd at Barack's place at 1 PM.
Richard, we have been in touch with 1Sky, Repower America, 350.org, Greenpeace and others about the idea for a large, focused action where everyone cooperates–on a huge Citizens' Climate Congress.
Berbalang (17), and espiritwater, this doesn't mean that we don't also do some other things during the year–it's just to unify all on ONE day!
Correction: Berbalang (7).


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The first several digits of a MAC address (Ethernet ID) are specific to its manufacturer/model. I won't ask what's the best way to look these up since it's subjective... but I'd love to know if any here has found a particularly efficient resource to do this.
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So, I installed the sidebar widget. And activated it. And it is compatible to the WP theme I am using.
I can increase the number of text links to 9 if I want to - and "save" that preference - and that works.
But what doesn't work is when I drag and drop the individual blocks into the left and right sidebars. I click "save changes". I go to look at my blog - the changes haven't occured. I go back to the Manage Sidebar tab - and everything is set back to the default again.
Is there something I should know? (as Duran Duran once sang in "Please, Please Tell Me Now" :O)), that I should/should not be doing?
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H.R.6365: National Security and Job Protection Act
|Allen West, R-FL
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|Sept. 10, 2012
|House Oversight and Government Reform
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
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Last Action
|Sept. 18, 2012
|Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Budget.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|On passage Passed by recorded vote: 223 - 196 (Roll no. 577). (View this vote)
|Sept. 13, 2012
|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|On motion to recommit with instructions Failed by the Yeas and Nays: 170 - 247 (Roll no. 576). (View this vote)
|Sept. 13, 2012
|The previous question on the motion to recommit with instructions was ordered without objection.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|DEBATE - The House proceeded with 10 minutes of debate on the Van Hollen motion to recommit with instructions. The instructions contained in the motion seek to require the bill to be reported back to the House with an amendment to strike sections 3 and 4 in the bill and replace with a new section outlining conditional elimination of sequestration and requirements of deficet reduction legislation.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|The previous question was ordered pursuant to the rule.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|Mr. Van Hollen moved to recommit with instructions to The Budget.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|DEBATE - The House proceeded with one hour of debate on H.R. 6365.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|Considered under the provisions of rule H. Res. 778.
|Sept. 13, 2012
|The rule provides for consideration of H.J. Res. 117 and H.R. 6365, under a closed rule for both measures. Each are debatable for one hour. In both cases all points of order against provisions in the measure are waived, and in each case, one motion to recommit, with or without instructions is made in order.
|Sept. 9, 2012
|Referred to the House Committee on the Budget.


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I am trying to start doing more prep work in the beginning of the week due to a busy work schedule. We love eating pico de gallo on omelets. Was just curious how long homemade pico would last in the refrigerator. Haven't made it homemade yet, but will be doing it shortly. :)
When I have mixed thoroughly I then put it in mason jars with lids and keep it in fridge for about 1 and 1/2 weeks. I have not found the tomatoes to get mushy at all. When I take a jar from fridge, I have to break seal as it does tend to seal when we put cap and seal back on. I hope this helps!
(In case it's relevant, mine contains tomatoes, red onion, lime juice, cilantro, jalapeños, peperoncini, salt, and pepper.)
The Pico de Gallo I make (plum tomatoes, white onion, fresh jalapeno peppers, lime juice, a tiny bit of olive oil and chopped fresh cilantro, salt and pepper) will last approximately 1 week if kept in a sealed container in the refrigerator. Over that time the tomatoes will get a little mushy and the cilantro will wilt.
Perhaps you can have everything else mixed and just add the chopped tomatos and freshly chopped cilantro when you are ready to serve?
I've eaten pico that only I have made for up to 2 weeks. I use a good bit of fresh lime juice and that seems to keep everything fresh for a long time. As long as the tomatoes continue to look fresh it should be fine.


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Sprint, which is based in Overland Park, Kansas, had no immediate comment on the ISS report.
It's not the first time Sprint has been criticized for Hesse's pay. In 2012, he gave up part of his salary after shareholders complained that this compensation formula was tweaked to eliminate a reduction he would have taken for the earnings hit caused by initial sales of the iPhone. Phone companies sell smartphones at a loss, and the iPhone is more expensive than the competition.
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With its unprecedented depth and range, this massive new history of Surrealism (including 232 color plates and 777 halftones) from veteran French philosopher and art critic Durozoi will be the one-volume standard for years to come. Divided chronologically into seven chapters, beginning with 1919-1924 and ending with 1959-1969, the book discusses expertly the main surrealist artists like Jean Arp, Max Ernst, Ren Magritte, Yves Tanguy, Salvador Dali and Joan Miro, but also treats with considerable understanding the surrealist writing by Louis Aragon, Paul Eluard, Robert Desnos, Julien Gracq and, of course, the so-called "Pope of Surrealism," Andr Breton. Emerging from the disarray of World War I, surrealism finally foundered soon after the death of Breton in 1966, by which time world events were as ghastly as any surrealist's most vivid nightmare. There is also room for descriptions of hitherto neglected figures, like the migr painter Simon Hanta, father of the great harpsichordist Pierre Hanta. The translation manages to convey the clarity of the original text, published in France in 1997, although the syntax is sometimes half French, half English. Durozoi concludes that the "prestige" of surrealism is intact, and the movement managed to "infuse [life] with fresh air," as Gracq wrote. This generous book ends with more than 50 pages of "Notes on the Principal Surrealists and Some of Their Close Followers" useful potted biographies, which are judgmental rather than dry, reference-style efforts and an impressively copious bibliography reflecting the passion and perspicacity seen everywhere else in this book. (Apr.)Forecast: Despite its length and weight, this book should turn up in all serious collections on 20th-century art, but it will also sell well from display tables and word-of-mouth, as surrealism retains the air of sex, dreams and danger that has captivated readers and art lovers for more than 75 years. And some rarely reproduced images will spur further scholarly investigations.
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How the Terminal Bar neither evolved nor died
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Makes No Sense At All captures the visions, ramblings, and memories of Chris Strouth, a Twin Cities-bred master of music, film, and everything else.
There is nothing cool about the Terminal Bar. It's dingy, it's dirty, it's where you can get a stiff drink at a reasonable price and up until about two years ago, you could do it at 9 in the morning. It's always 5 o'clock somewhere, and 9 a.m. counts if you're doing third shift work, which is why they were open before most of us were ever awake.
Here in Gimme Noise land we tend to talk about the cool, the hip, and the mustachioed. That's what music mags have always done; they give the news, anoint a few and cast off plenty of others. So it is sort of odd that we are talking about the Terminal Bar. Oh, its a music venue, and everyone from Martin Dosh to Tiny Tim has played there, but its so not cool. It's not even anti-cool, it's just a little bubble in the time space continuum that is a universe unto itself. The coolest thing about it is that is has endured.
"Where everybody knows your name / and they're always glad you came.
You wanna be where you can see / our troubles are all the same
You wanna be where everybody knows / your name."
Sure, those are the words from the Cheers theme, but it is a universal truth. It's one of the reasons that the show was so popular, the universality of it. Admit it: the first time you walked into a bar and they knew you and greeted you, didn't have to card you, or better yet, knew exactly what you wanted, it was borderline magical. It's a sign, a secret handshake with the universe that says "you belong."
It might not be a bar, it might be a sandwich shop, or a Halal meat market, or a comic book store, or a place of worship -- which for the last two is quite often the same. Humans want a sense of community, even if their primary reason is to pretend they want nothing to do with it. It's that bond strangers have, because they went to the same school or have a strange need to wear foam cheese on their heads and bitch about the Vikings.
Thats what the Terminal is to at least a small group of the Northeast community: a refuge from the rising tide of pet boutiques and $30 sandwiches. It's the last stand for the working-class bar in an increasingly polo collar market. Then around 9 p.m., most nights at least, it becomes one of the few places in the neighborhood where you can see a rock band.
Times change, and that neighborhood certainly has. For one thing, the Terminal Bar has lasted infinitely longer then the train terminal it was named for. That whole area as "the end of the line" as it were. Which makes its transition all the more ironic.
It's easy to give Northeast the "Brooklyn" tag. It's across the river from downtown, and Nordeast was originally a mostly working-class neighborhood, where the people that made the great engines of the city turn drank beer, went to church, and watched Ed Sullivan. Which explains the high number of churches and corner bars. Also, the more-reasonable rents eventually made it hipster bait. If you're reading this and you have an old-timey beard and are wearing a bowtie and suspenders over a pair of jeans that all but guarantee that you will never be able to procreate, then yeah, I am probably talking about you. The last fight I (almost) got in was with Canadian documentarian Alan Zewig who referred to me as "the quintessential American Hipster." My response was to pull over the car I was driving, and tell him that I was going to kick his ass. Thing is, I totally would have.
The hipster movement has taken a lot of the ol- time bars and made them if not posh, a comfortable mix of the old and new. For example, the 1029 Bar whose ceiling is literally covered in brassieres, and walls with shot up police car doors (rumored to have been done by Country kitchener Toby Keith). Yet there you can get the best lobster roll this side of Maine. Anyhow, the part of town where my mom didn't like me hanging out has become a foodie paradise that's written about in pull-out sections of newspapers.
The saying goes, evolve or die, and that seems to be the way of most of the bars in Nordeast. This is what makes the Terminal Bar weirdly special: It has done neither. The interior is much the same as I remember it from when I went in as a dare in college. I imagine it's much the same as it was in 1964, when the current owners, the Flemings, took over from the previous owner who happened to be the parents. They had owned it since 1935. Prior to that it was -- you guessed it -- a bar.
For about four years I shared a wall with the Terminal Bar. The shop that I owned with my wife was next door, and my studio above it, which later became my home as well. The Terminal is a dedicated music venue. They have a band playing almost every night. Cover bands, original bands, good ones, bad ones, really really bad ones, metal ones, even hip-hop ones. It is sort of hilarious watching someone go on stage and talk about what a player he is while drinking a 3 dollar Mich Golden.
The booking and the bartending are all handled by Flem. He's a former Marine, owner, bartender, and just all-around good guy. He also has been sober since 1968, which given that he is behind the bar six days a week, eight hours a day is saying quite a bit. Flem is in his 70s, yet spry as a 60-year-old.
While most bars have a strong curative sense, trying to get a specific vibe or groove that sets them apart from the rest, the Terminal tends to roll with anyone that gets butts in the seats, and in doing so is sort of the ultimate bar of the proletariat. Anyone can play.
During my time next door I heard "Stairway to Heaven" approximately three gazzillion times. Also the entirety of the Heart catalog and the occasional Ramones cover that would make Joey Ramone want to rise from the dead just to be sedated again. Then there were rare occasional moments of sublime beauty: a James Taylor song that I always hated, done totally wrong but in a most excellent way.
Over the years, different people have tried to book shows there, making it into one kind of a venue or another, but it's never stuck. It's had its big moments when bar bands of major notoriety started out there, like the Big Wu, but once they graduate they only come back to visit.
Still, the bands come and go. There's the first-timers who bring mom, dad, and the rest of the family for what can only seem like a coming-out party for soon-to-be Guitar Center employees. There's the 50-60 somethings in big suvs with" Vote Bachmann" stickers and a fistful of AC/DC covers. There's the metal band that drove here from Topeka and will play to the bartender and some college drunks in search of cheaper beer. These aren't the bands your going to hear on the Current, or really anywhere save for someone's garage. This wont be their career, but it is their passion, at least for today. For them, this isn't the end of the line -- it's just a place to sing a familiar tune, loudly.
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Poor RP. Judging by the public's reaction, Richard Pennington's word is, at the end of the day, worthless.
No matter how many statistics he cites, no matter how many charts and graphs his department pulls together, no matter how many bunnies he pulls from his shiny cap, the embattled chief simply can't make the city's citizens believe they're safe.
The fear persists despite a 50 percent drop in homicides over a six-year period. Overall violent crime is down, too. So are property crimes. Ditto larcenies.
But wait. What's this? A bartender at a intown tavern shot dead after his shift? A popular boxer gunned down at a gas station while filling the tank of his car? A bunch of Georgia Tech students mugged at gunpoint? Flat screens being torn from the walls of homes and restaurants faster than you can dial 911? A councilman carjacked? The City Council president burglarized – twice?
Pressed about crimes like these, Pennington told reporters that the public is on edge not because crime is up, but because the details surrounding certain crimes are being circulated more widely than ever before. Basically, the chief said this: Atlanta doesn't have a crime problem. Atlanta has a perception of crime problem.
Um, that didn't go over well.
As "Allen," a commenter on CL news blog Fresh Loaf, posted earlier this year: "How is the perception wrong or misleading when you are surrounded by the crime, see the crime, have conversations with friends and neighbors about the crime and, yes, have friends killed by the crime? My perception tends to lead me to a simple conclusion."
Or, as "Frankly" put it, "It just infuriates me to no end that our dear mayor and police chief sit there quoting statistics and making excuses while the citizens of this city live in terror in their own homes. This is entirely UNACCEPTABLE."
More recently, the perception-of-crime disconnect has continued – even after Mayor Shirley Franklin announced last month that the Atlanta Police Department's crime stats would be made available on the city's website for all to peruse. Look! See? Crime stats. Down.
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When I try to upload files (images, PDFs, anything) they upload as temp only, with URLs like this:
The links are no good and lead to PAGE NOT FOUND.
I have an older version of WordPress (2.1). Don't think this upload problem is the same as the one with WP 2.6 that has been reported a lot on these pages.
I don't get any error messages - the file appears to upload OK - but then the URL has all the slashes and and stops in it, which means it won't load.