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Assessment of metal status in drainage canal water and their bioaccumulation in Oreochromis niloticus fish in relation to human health
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The purpose of this study was to assess metal concentrations (Al, Cd, Pb, Hg and Ni) in Sabal drainage canal (Al-Menoufiya Province, River Nile Delta, Egypt) water as well as their accumulation in some selected organs (skin, muscles and kidneys) of Oreochromis niloticus fish to evaluate their hazard levels in relation to the maximum residual limits for human consumption. Drainage canal water was found to be heavily polluted with metals which far exceeded the permissible limits. It was found that metals accumulated in organs of O. niloticus in concentrations higher than those of canal water. Kidneys of O. niloticus contained the highest concentrations of the detected metals, while skin appeared to be the least preferred site for the bioaccumulation of metals as the lowest metals concentrations were detected in this tissue. The present study shows that fish organs contained high levels of metals exceeding the permissible limits values. Metals in muscle of fish were higher than the maximum permissible concentrations for human consumption. Thus, consuming fish caught from drainage canals is harmful to the consumers.
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The Liverpool Irish Festival, now in its 13th year has developed into the primary and most diverse showcase of contemporary and traditional Irish arts and culture in the UK. The 10-day festival takes place in multiple diverse venues across Liverpool including galleries, theatres, concert halls, clubs, pubs, community venues and public realm spaces. The Festival works in collaboration with some of the biggest cultural and visitor organisations in Merseyside (and U.K) with the highest visitor figures for the region and benefits from partner marketing with these organisations. In 2014 we delivered 64 events with over 50 partners from across Ireland and Liverpool.
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Jonathan Casillas: My goal is to be a starter
Jonathan Casillas has bounced around to many teams before signing with the New York Giants as a free agent this offseason. Throughout his career, he has started at linebacker from time to time, but most of his work has come on special teams. In this area of the game, he has developed a reputation as one of the premier special teams aces in the league. The Giants already have several...
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The New England Patriots are losing another free agent to the New York Giants. Reserve linebacker Jonathan Casillas signed a three-year, $10.5 million contract with the Giants, ESPN's Adam Caplan reported Tuesday. Casillas was acquired by the Patriots before the 2014 trade deadline in a deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Casillas played 11 games with the Patriots, including the...
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FOXBORO, Mass. — Jonathan Casillas gained five wins and a chance to suit up for a playoff contender with one phone call. The newly acquired New England Patriots linebacker found out he had been traded by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. — just 30 minutes before the deadline. He quickly talked to former Patriots linebacker Dane Fletcher, who signed with the Bucs...
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Released: Oct 01st, 2004
Running Time: 135
Director: Sean Michaels
Company: Sean Michaels Entertainment
Distribution Companies: Platinum X Pictures
Cast: Sofia (I), Daisy McClane, Sean Michaels, Summer Lynn, Olivia Saint, Jessica Dee, Julian St. Jox, Kristal Summers, Tyler Knight
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
A top drawer offering for the genre; stock multiple copies in your interracial section.
What could be more fun than watching Sean Michaels banging Kristal Summers into oblivion? Not a lot really, and when it all looks as good as it does in this title, your customers will be well satisfied.
Jessica Dee and Julian St. Jox share an excellent scene. From the minute he doffs his stylin' Sponge Bob boxers, Dee worships his dick with gusto. Their fuck is top-notch, and Olivia Saint does one of her standard great d.p.'s as well.
Pre-nom this title for Best Interracial Title and the Dee/St. Jox scene for Best Coupling.


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This is a work in progress, but I believe it is good enough for a few tasks.
I've been working with wordpress for some time, and one thing it's missing in wordpress is a good way to normalize the data we get from get_tags(), get_categories(), get_posts(), and also, a properly way to iterate with this data.
WooP is a small library (OOP code style, not too complicated to use), that normalizes the data and provide it as a basic iterator.
// getTagsUsingArgs uses the get_tags( $args ),
// but it will return an iterator.
$tags = $WooPTags->getTagsUsingArgs( $args );
if ( $tags->isEmpty() ) {
echo '
Iterator is empty
';
} else {
while ( $tags->hasNext() ) {
$tag = $tags->get();
echo '
'.$tag->name().'
';
The code is completely independent, so you don't need to use all the classes, and also, it doesn't change the behavior of the build-in wordpress methods.
Hope it make sense. Go to github and contribute.
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I should've bet money (on using paragraphs in forms)
For years and years, I have coded HTML forms with paragraphs. I would tell people that an input field and its label, plus any associated data (help text, error messaging, whatever), should be wrapped by a paragraph. To me, the contents are semantically and syntactically related; and much like any other written document, each form label-field pair is a distinct topic requiring separation from others. I think there's also precedence in the print world for this, as well as examples from early HTML work, but let's just leave my argument at that.
I believed in paragraphs in forms so much that I even made this the rule in PayPal's coding standards. And because of this, I have had a very long-standing argument with colleagues and friends, like Steve Ganz. (Mark Trammell, Shimone Samuel, and Jeff Harrell come to mind, too.)
I've been working on a writing assignment with Christopher Schmitt (a chapter on HTML5 forms for the upcoming HTML5 Cookbook) and he suggested that I include an explanation as to why I'm using paragraphs in my form examples, because, as Christopher said, "You know someone's going to be coming out for us on that one."
So, direct from the HTML5 spec, here's my new justification for using paragraphs in forms [Emphasis mine.]:
Any form starts with a form element, inside which are placed the controls. Most controls are represented by the input element, which by default provides a one-line text field. To label a control, the label element is used; the label text and the control itself go inside the label element. Each part of a form is considered a paragraph, and is typically separated from other parts using p elements.
There you go. I was right all along. I should've bet money on it.
Nice! I always liked wrapping inputs and label text in a label element to provide that separation and also to increase the size of the click target.


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Built in 1949 by the Budd Co. for the New York Central Railroad as a 5 double bedroom, buffet, observation lounge, the Babbling Brook brings up the rear of Amtrak Adirondack tonight.
For nearly a decade I would see this view from the back of a taxi when running errands for my family's business in the City. Leave it to my friend and fellow railfan Dennis Livesey to show me how ... (more)
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A former Pennsylvania Railroad E8A wears New York Central colors as part of a cosmetic restoration project. This locomotive is supposedly being converted into... (more)
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Caboose on display next to the former NYC, now Lycoming Valley line in Jersey Shore PA.
New York Central observation car #43 Hickory Creek brings up the rear of the Toys for Tots train at NYS&W's Hawthorne Station. The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, Toys for Tots train, made stops on the... (more)
Sometimes the locomotive isn't the most interesting thing on the train. The Lake Shore Limited rolls along the former "Water Level Route" with the NYC Hickory Creek observation car at the tail end... (more)
The abandoned Big Four Bridge over the Ohio River in Louisville has been re-purposed as a pedestrian bridge (I'm guessing one of the sturdiest ones out there).
New York Central and Hudson River's pride, #999, built in 1893 and the first locomotive travel at 100 miles per hour, sits now in the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago.
An unusual visitor to these parts of the US, New York Central heavyweight passenger car "Portland" takes up the rear of 11 as it goes under the MP 377 signal bridge for the last time, as the signa... (more)
Restored, kind of. New York Central E8 #4097 hangs out on display in Duanesburg, New York. The locomotive is owned by Merli Manufacturing Co and is supposed to be turned into a café. For m... (more)
A bunch of us young rail buffs from Milwaukee and Chicago have arrived at Streator,IL. on a CB&Q steam trip. We've got a couple of hours at Streator so we walk to the NYC yard and bum a ride from ... (more)
An excursion on the Nashville & Eastern (ex-Tennessee Central) is stopped near Lebanon, TN. The concrete milepost is an L&N fixture. The L&N took over this segment of the TC in 1969.


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11.25am yesterday, to be welcomed by a smiling gallery
director, Cam McCracken.
Gordon McManus, who visited the gallery with Momona resident
Magnus Fleming, said it was ''wonderful'' to be the 250,000th
''It's a great facility,'' he said.
It is the highest number of visitors since the gallery opened
in 1884. The previous 12-month record, of 220,365
visitations, was set in 2011.
''We are delighted at the positive response the year's
exhibitions and events have received. We were aware of a
substantial influx of visitors, but to break the existing
record by 30,000 before the year has even finished is a clear
sign that our visitors like what we are offering them and is
just great,'' Mr McCracken said yesterday. The jump in
attendances coincided with the opening of the Playspace
children's area in October and two popular interactive
''The interactive components in two of the exhibitions we
have hosted over the past year have been a little out of the
ordinary. Seung Yul Oh's 'Moa Moa' and 'Olafur Eliasson: The
Cubic Structural Evolution Project' are two exhibitions that
have included interactive elements. Both of these exhibitions
have been extremely popular, with people coming time and time
again to experience them.''
The result represented an increase of 50,000 (or 20%) more
visitors on the same period, from July 1 to June 30, last
''Our visitor figures are collected from an electronic door
counter that counts visitors as they enter the building.
These figures are audited annually,'' Mr McCracken said.
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Gallery does not include visitors to the adjacent cafe in its
visitor calculations, so this figure only reflects those
people who came to experience the gallery.''
The most popular exhibitions included a collection of wedding
dresses by Dunedin designer Tanya Carlson, ''Hotere
Culbert'', photographer Gregory Crewdson's ''In a Lonely
Place'' and ''Wonderwall: Works from the Collection''.
''There are different elements to each of these exhibitions
that are going to appeal to different people,'' Mr McCracken
''Dunedin people are very proud of the gallery's collection
and are very supportive of exhibitions, such as 'Wonderwall',
that feature large numbers of works that have been drawn from
The gallery now had an eye on extending the record before the
end of the financial year, on June 30.
''It would be amazing to take the number up to 260,000 by the
end of June. That would an extraordinary achievement,'' Mr
McCracken said.
''But, we'd really need Dunedin people to get behind us to
achieve it.''
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The Senate Cut $100 Billion Dollars and All Obama Got Were Three Measly Republicans
A stimulus deal is in place, but was it worth it?
Hoping to attract wider support for the stimulus package, the Senate's bipartisan "gang of moderates" worked late into Friday, cutting chunks of spending a few billion dollars at a time. By the time they were done, Democrats had secured enough Republican votes to ensure the bill's passage but just barely. As it stands right now, with the vote expected to take place tomorrow, only Republicans Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe, and Arlen Specter have signaled their support, meaning the bill will likely squeak by with 61 votes. The result is a compromise that nobody is really happy with conservatives, by and large, continue to steadfastly oppose the bill, while many liberals feel the $100 billion that was cut was actually pretty important. But the latter group still holds out hope for the conference committee, when the differences in the House and Senate bills will have to be reconciled, resulting in an entirely new and different bill that everyone can be sour about.
• Josh Marshall says the cuts the moderates made "follow no coherent approach to the package and build up the least effective parts of the package at the expense of the most. They follow a logic of political grandstanding." [Talking Points Memo]
• Paul Krugman claims most of the cuts were "precisely the measures that would do the most to reduce the depth and pain of this slump," and consequently the plan is now "weaker and worse." President Obama "got nothing in return for his bipartisan outreach." [NYT]
• Chuck Todd and friends are "just askin'" whether anybody thought that "Obama's aggressive courtship of Republicans" would net "just three Republicans (Collins, Snowe, Specter) out of 219 GOP senators and congressman." [First Read/MSNBC]
• Ezra Klein thinks the "bill hasn't been justified in terms of virtues so much as in terms of abstract numerical positioning," the belief that it's better simply because it's somewhere between both sides of the argument. [American Prospect]
• E.J. Dionne Jr. writes that Obama at least "staved off defeat, and the Senate bill is better than it might have been. A House-Senate conference should fix some of the inequities in the compromise, whose critics can use Obama's own arguments to explain their insistence on a better final product." [WP]
• Tim Fernholz calls the deal "galactically stupid," but holds out hope for "the conference committee, when a select group of senators and representatives will get together to iron out the differences between the two houses' versions of the bill," and that Obama's PR push will pressure a "chagrined Republican or two" to vote for it. [Tapped/American Prospect]
• Jonathan Chait hopes "a conference committee could undo a lot of the damage, and probably bring the price tag up a bit." If that happens, the centrist will still vote for it because they've already achieved their goal: "to establish that they're centrists important dealmakers who can take whatever bill emerges and make it somewhat less so." [Plank/New Republic]
• Steve Benen believes there are "some opportunities for improvement. We don't know what House-Senate negotiators will produce; we don't know if a White House p.r. initiative will improve the political climate; and we don't know if President Obama will have the opportunity to come back to Congress later this year or next, asking for additional stimulus investment." [Political Animal/Washington Monthly]
• Arlen Specter, one of the centrists everyone is railing against, contends that his bill "preserves the job-creating and tax relief goals of President Obama's stimulus plan while cutting less-essential provisions — many of them worthy in themselves — that are better left to the regular appropriations process." [WP]
• Jennifer Rubin thinks Specter could have done more to reduce the bill, and says "it's fairly clear that it isn't what it was advertised to be: temporary, targeted, and timely. It is the Democrats' bill and they will live with its consequences." [Contentions/Commentary]
• Matt Yglesias agrees with Claire McCaskill that the "Senate bill is a lot better than doing nothing." But, he says, "the House bill is a lot better than the Senate bill," and perhaps in conference committee they'll "produce something more like the House bill than the Senate bill." [Think Progress]
• Brad DeLong thinks the cuts will make it likely we see fewer job gains, but optimistically notes that "relative to the alternative of no bill we do boost employment in America a year from now by on [sic] the order of 3 million. That's a very good thing." [Grasping Reality With Both Hands]
• Michael Tomasky posits that it's "the general reflex of the liberal mind (again, including my own) to assume the worst and nod knowingly as it inevitably happens." But in reality, the "stimulus bill, imperfect as it is, does indeed represent an enormous political victory for Obama. For reasons tactical as well as substantive, liberals ought to declare victory and dance on the vast empty tundra that is the Republican present." [Guardian UK]


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If you are ready to spend Rs 20,000 to buy a smartphone, you should read this.
Samsung has recently launched its Galaxy Grand Duos smartphone, which is available in India for around Rs 21,500. At this price, there are almost no newly launched handsets. But there is Sony Xperia P, which is available for about Rs 21,000.
Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos is a new handset while Sony Xperia P has been around for quite sometime. So before you make up your mind to pick up the latest handset, read this comparison of the two phones.
At 9.6 mm thickness the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos is slimmer than Sony Xperia P, which measures 10.5 mm. Also, the Samsung smartphone is much bigger and wider (143.5 mm x 76.8 mm) as compared to the Sony Xperia P (122 mm x 59.5 mm).
Since Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos is bigger and wider, it is heavier than the Sony handset. To be specific, the Grand Duos weighs 161 grams while the Sony Xperia P is 120 grams in weight. The difference in dimension and weight is obvious as the Samsung Galaxy Grand comes with a 5 inch display while the Sony Xperia P has a 4 inch touchscreen. So, clearly, if you want a big smartphone and have no problem with a bit of bulk, then Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos should be your pick.
However, bigger displays are not always necessarily better. For instance, Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos has a 5 inch display with 480 x 800 pixel resolution, which does not look good on paper since even smartphones priced at Rs 10,000 or less come with this display resolution.
On the other hand, Sony Xperia P has a smaller 4 inch display but has 960 x 540 pixel resolution. So the pixel density of Sony Xperia P is much more than that of Galaxy Grand Duos; this means that pictures will look sharper and better on the Sony handset.
According to Sony, the Xperia P has WhiteMagic technology that makes its display twice as bright and up to twice as power efficient than normal LCD screens. The display of Sony Xperia P is also scratch resistant while nothing of the sort is known about the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos.
The Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos comes with Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean operating system, while Sony Xperia P comes with Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system but is upgradable to Android ICS operating system.
Sony has also announced the Jelly Bean for Xperia P smartphone but the same will take time to be released for Xperia P devices in India, and could be released towards the mid of this year.
Processor and performance
The Galaxy Grand Duos comes with a 1.2 GHz dual core processor compared to the 1 GHz dual core Cortex-A9 processor of Sony Xperia P. Both have 1 GB RAM as well and the Xperia P has a Mali 400 graphics processing unit as well. Nothing much is known about the processor used in the Galaxy Grand Duos so we cannot comment on its performance right now.
However, we had reviewed the Sony Xperia P earlier, and we found it swift. "There is no lag or slowness whether it is running heavy graphics game or movies. Its TFT LCD display comes handy while playing games or movies. Applications close and open very fast, making it a breezy affair to switch between applications," I had said then.
You cannot ask for more than 8 GB of internal memory and a 64 GB expandable memory slot from a handset, and that's what the Grand Duos offers. On the other hand, Sony Xperia P has only 16 GB of internal memory without an expandable storage slot.
Both handsets come with an 8 megapixel rear camera, but in Sony Xperia P there is a 0.3 megapixel front camera and the Grand Duos has a decent 2 megapixel camera in the front. The Galaxy Grand Duos can capture videos at 30 frames per second at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution, i.e full high definition videos. Both handsets can capture full high definition videos and have many camera features.
Here, too, the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos proves to be much more advanced than the Sony Xperia P. The Samsung handset has a 2100 mAh battery, which is almost double the 1350 mAh battery of Sony Xperia P. As a result, the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos's battery claims to provide ten hours of talktime over 3G networks as compared to five hours of talktime of the Sony Xperia P.
The Xperia P comes with WiFi, a micro USB port, WiFi, GPS with A-GPS support, Bluetooth, a 3.5 mm jack, DLNA, NFC and an HDMI port. The Samsung Galaxy Grand has all the above mentioned connectivity features except an HDMI port, NFC and DLNA features.
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Since SAR value value is a noted factor these days, we thought it apt to mention the SAR figures of both these handsets. The Sony Xperia P has a SAR (Specific Absorption Ratio) of 0.78 w/kg while Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos has only 0.31 w/kg SAR, which means that the you will be exposed to less radiation while using the Grand Duos than if you use the Xperia P. Though the ill effects of mobile radiation are yet to be established you can be on the defensive if you wish.
The comparison says it all; with a bigger screen, bigger battery, huge memory slot, better front camera, latest operating system, and a slightly better processor, the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos wins the battle against Sony Xperia P without any doubt, and in style.
The Sony Xperia P, however, is not a bad smartphone at all. We reviewed it and found it to be good. Had Sony released the Android Jelly Bean for it, the Xperia P could have competed well with some of its other handsets but we have not yet concluded the fight of these two giants as we will soon bring a complete review of the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos, soon after which we will close the chapter of this fight once and for all. So keep checking The Mobile Indian.
Some of these are earlier launched in international markets and now set be launching in India while few will be revealed for the first time.
Nexus Marlin and Nexus Sailfish will be built with different materials.
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The video shows how the Unity engine game is launched on the Samsung Z2.
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By Rob Barnett
Gary Ballance is one of the success stories of England's Australia tour, but he is not about to take his place for granted.
Ballance has hit consecutive fifties in the last week and also made a half-century in the match with a Cricket Australia Chairman's XI between the first and second Tests.
The left-handed Yorkshire batsman was considered unfortunate in some quarters not to make his Test debut at Adelaide, although Ben Stokes more than justified his selection ahead of Ballance.
The latter's Test chance came in the the Sydney finale when he showed signs of promise in the longest format without going on to a significant score.
However, the 24-year-old made his mark in the international arena by top-scoring for England with a composed 79 in Sunday's first one-day international and followed that up with 56 versus an Australia Prime Minister's XI on Tuesday.
"I've spent a bit of time in the middle, got a decent score in the first game then to get another fifty was good," said Ballance, for whom the Melbourne ODI was his second format appearance. "I've got a bit of confidence and now need to take that into the next game.
"I feel a bit more comfortable. It helps getting a few decent scores. There are a lot of good players around so have to keep working hard and try to make that place my own."
With the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand just over a year away, Ballance is aware of the impact strong displays across this rubber could have.
Asked if this is a big series for him, he replied: "Definitely. I've had my first few games now and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. I'm trying to take each game at a time, get myself in and try to get runs."
Ballance's half-century on Tuesday aided England's second victory of a difficult tour and their first in almost two months.
"It's nice to get a win after a few losses, especially the first ODI," Ballance said. "It's very important to get a win. Going down 1-0 wasn't what we wanted. We've got to come back strong tomorrow."
Tomorrow in Brisbane the tourists are set to face Mitchell Johnson, the Ashes man of the series with 37 wickets who was rested for the one-day opener.
Ballance had a brief taste of Johnson on his Test bow, falling lbw to the left-arm paceman in the second innings.
"He bowls at a decent pace but I felt like I could handle it all right," he said. "He's got good pace. We are going to work on it."
Johnson could bowl at Eoin Morgan, Ravi Bopara and Jos Buttler - who were not in England's Ashes squad - for the first time this winter at the Gabba tomorrow. However, all three batted against him during September's NatWest Series.
"I think most of the guys have faced him, back home in the one-day series then in the Test series," he said. "Everyone will expect what's coming."
Ballance is well aware, though, that Johnson is not the hosts' sole pace threat. Clint McKay is their reigning ODI player of the year while Nathan Coulter-Nile impressed on Sunday.
"They have a good bowling attack and we have to be ready to face all of them," Ballance added before switching focus back to Johnson, who this week shaved off his handlebar moustache. "He's had a good Test series but we are ready to face him and the rest of their bowlers."


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BMW is confident it can sustain double-digit sales growth in Malaysia next year as demand for its car grows.
Gerhard Pils, managing director of the carmaker's operations in the country said that for the first 11 months of this year, the BMW has recorded a 20% year-on-year sales growth, selling 6,126 vehicles against 5,166 in the same period a year ago.
Pils said BMW Malaysia will expand its sales, service, systems and spare-parts facilities in Setia Alam (Shah Alam), Kota Kinabalu, Kuching (Sarawak) and Tebrau (Johor) in the second half of next year. He added: "We have seen an increased demand for BMW vehicles throughout the country and we are looking to establish showrooms in smaller towns in Sabah and Sarawak."
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Bob Johnson of Hendersonville says Larry Mobley's comments suggesting Americans are looking for "cheap and easy" and lack motivation to work in some instances remind him of the truth of this anonymous quote: "It's not that rich people hate the poor; they just don't know any." Mr. Johnson says those of us who work with those struggling economically know that Mr. Mobley's solutions to poverty — "education, motivation and opportunity" — are simplistic and condescending. "They sound simple, but let Mr. Mobley try to raise a family on minimum wage while trying to keep a 20-year-old car operating while raising three grandchildren whose parents are gone," says Mr. Johnson. "Let him have a job where the hours are cut to bare bones because the employer can't or won't provide benefits to part-time workers. Most of the folks I have worked with for over a decade at a local agency desperately want to work. It reminds me of a Stephen Colbert quote: 'If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn't help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was just as selfish as we are, or we've got to acknowledge that he commanded us to love the poor and serve the needy without condition and then admit that we just don't want to do it.' Ah, there's the rub."
'VERY GOOD': Robert Haught of Etowah tips his hat to Allen Roberts of Penrose for his comments in the Jan. 12 Mountains to Molehills column, in which Mr. Roberts continued the discussion on political rebellions. "Besides noting (another reader's) strange omission of a successful rebellion (that which occurred in the late 1790s against England), Mr. Roberts correctly spoke that we responsible gun owners are not planning to wage a rebellion against our federal government but, rather, to protect and retain the type and form of government depicted in our Constitution and its amendments," says Mr. Haught.
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This year, the Fourth of July will be kicked off in nontraditional fashion at Pyke Field.
The Del Norte County Recreation Department's Fourth Annual Firecracker Tournament kicks off today at 9 a.m.
According to Recreation Department coordinator John Horner, the event has attracted and become known to softball players from well beyond the North Coast, into Oregon and even other states.
"When I took over the rec program, one of the things I wanted to do was generate buzz (for our events)," Horner said. "People from the valley to the coast know this event. And what better time than the Fourth?"
The Firecracker Tournament exists under a unique format: Each batter receives a single pitch from the pitcher. If the batter hits it, the ball is in play under normal softball rules.
But if the batter swings and misses, that is ruled a strikeout. A pitch that is not swung at but hits home plate is also a strikeout; a walk occurs when the pitch misses home plate.
As a result, the longest game any team will play this weekend is still likely to clock in under an hour.
"It makes it go by faster," Horner said. "There are more games. It's more fun of a tournament. The one-pitch format makes it fun for fans."
Eight teams entered into the tournament will be divided up into two pools of four; pool play begins today at 9 a.m. After each team has completed pool play, Horner will construct a double-elimination bracket based on team records.
Bracket play is expected to begin at 5 p.m. today. Once darkness falls upon the fields, the tournament will resume at 9 a.m. Sunday, with the championship game expected to be played Sunday at 3 p.m.
Barbecued food and concessions will be available to players and spectators.
The Firecracker Tournament is the second of four tournaments put on by the Recreation Department this summer.
The Battle At The Border Tournament, pitting teams from California against teams from Oregon, takes place July 28–29 at Pyke Field. Cost is $250 per team; the registration deadline is July 23. Among the event's attractions is a home run derby.
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2001 Nissan Altima Sedan GXE 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
I've noticed in the other reviews that only one person complained that during wet weather hard braking causes the rear end to swing out...it's quite scary. I had 2 new rear tires put on the back today maybe that will help. It has done it to me about 6 different times in wet weather, almost hit another car a few times...not good. Hub cabs rattle all the time. Dealership can't fix them. Had trouble with power windows...all fixed under warranty. I really like my Altima, but I'm very nervous about driving in wet weather.
Body style. I'm only 4'11" and I fit in the seat very well and have no trouble reaching the gas and brake peddles.
Hub caps that don't rattle.
After driving a certifiable lemon, I purchased the Altima. The ride is really smooth. I haven't needed any major repairs to the car, just annual stuff and oil changes. The heat/air cond. is superior. The seats are comfortable. Gas mileage is good. The trunk is roomy also.
Defrost! It kicks in quickly and it hasn't failed me yet. CD player - gets me through long road trips Brakes - crazy drivers on the road.
Replace the frame of my car with a Jag frame. (My dream car.) This car doesn't need improvements, just someone who takes care of their car and it will take you wherever you need to go.
2001 Nissan Altima Sedan SE 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
Purchased an SE preowned for $7k with 61k miles, sunroof, manual tranny, 6 CD changer. Reasonably refined with quiet engine and few vibrations, absolutely no torque steer, very little wind noise, and the interior is well executed and looks sporty in black (love the seat fabrics). The steering is well weighted but could offer more feedback (might improve with better tires), the 4 wheel disc brakes are reasonably powerful, and the engine has more than adequate power in low gears (esp. with the 5- speed). I dislike the exterior styling, particularly the rear, but have had good experiences with other higher-mileage Nissans. I didn't buy the extended warranty, but I'm optimistic :-)
Much cheaper than a comparable Accord/Camry, big interior and trunk, smooth engine w/ satisfying acceleration, nice interior layout, 16" alloy wheels, quiet on the freeway, fun to drive, reliable, strong brakes
Uninspired exterior styling (resolved with 2002+ model introduction), better resale value, suspension too busy over bumpy/rough roads, cheap Nissan speakers usually don't last any more than 3-4 years before distorting, minor interior rattles, manual gearbox not perfect (but not a fatal flaw)
Bought this car shortly after totalling
a '96 model. I feel completly safe in
an altima! Great performance, no major
issues so far. Some small issues:
driver's window a little off track but
no motor problems. A little road noise
but if you want a soudproof car you
need to spend a little more. Some
vibration on hwy, but I think it's more
alignment and balance due to the stiff
suspension. Great car for a low price
and it will get up and GO when you want
ROOMY!! You can load up and not worry
about how everyone will fit!
Comfortable, very nice looking: sporty
on the outside, "family, professional"
on the inside. Power, 5 speed is nice,
AC/heater works wonderful! GREAT CAR!
Softer suspension, better paint-chips
easily, maybe some support in the seats-
nothing fancy but long rides do kind of
irritate my lower back.
I bought this car privately in 7/02
with 7,000 miles. It now has 52,000.
It is a dream drive anytime I get in
it. Recently, my wife took a job that
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If I picked up a paintbrush, dipped it in a can of black semigloss and painted a square on the wall, would that be art? Obviously not, even if I were extra careful not to drip. So when Russian artist Kazimir Malevich painted a black square on canvas in 1915, was that art? Not only was it art, son, it was the seminal work of the Russian Suprematist school. That raises the question: "Who gets to call it art?" In the documentary film of the same name, director Peter Rosen gives us the answer: people like Henry Geldzahler, the New York Museum of Modern Art curator that first deemed Andy Warhol's soup cans exhibit-worthy. Here's another question: "Who gets to call Rosen's film 'glib, largely uninformative and poorly organized'?" That would be The New York Times. Don't let that stop you, thoughif you didn't like glib, etc., you wouldn't be reading this anyway. The film, part of the Magnolia at the Modern series, is showing Friday through Sunday at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St. Tickets are $7.50. Call 817-738-9215, ext. 154, or visit themodern.org.
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Teen Births Hit Low in Hard Times
The birth rate among U.S. teenagers fell to a record low in 2009, and some experts attributed the decline to the recession.
The overall birth rate in the U.S. dropped 4% to a historic low last year, to 13.5 per 1,000 people from 14.0 in 2008, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. But a steeper decline occurred among those 15 to 19 years old, with the rate falling 6% to 39.1 births per 1,000 females in that age group, the lowest in seven decades of tracking. Rates among teens of all ages, races and ethnic groups also hit record lows in 2009.
Researchers cautioned that it was too early to draw hard conclusions about the declines. Much of the data that could shed further light, including the use of contraceptives, is still being gathered for the most recent calendar year.
But some think the weak economy may have accelerated the broad trend, with many would-be mothers anxious about the cost of raising a child and about high unemployment.
"This decline may be seen more in delayed births for many women than foregone births," said Brady Hamilton, a statistician at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics who helped write the report.
In a study published in April, the Pew Research Center said it had found strong correlations in many U.S. states between falling birth rates in 2008 and declining per capita income and housing prices.
The birth rate among 15- to 19-year-olds dropped a more modest 2% in 2008, reversing two straight years of increases. The 2009 rate is 37% lower than the high-water mark of 61.8 births per 1,000 in 1991 among that age group, according to the CDC.
"They see parents who have lost jobs or houses. They're very aware of how tough it is now, and I think that causes teens to be more cautious," said Sarah Brown, chief executive of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
Years of education programs aimed at reducing U.S. teen pregnancies also likely helped bring down births, even though rates remain higher than in many other developed countries, according to experts.
The U.S. birth rate in 2009 among Hispanic teens, at 70.1 per 1,000, far surpassed rates among non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic blacks, at 25.6 and 59.00, respectively. But the birth rate among Hispanic teens also fell more sharply from 2008, by 10%, than among other groups, according to the CDC.
The only age group to see a rise in the U.S. birth rate last year was women 40 to 44. The rate rose 3% from 2008 to 10.1 per 1,000 women in that age group, the highest rate since 1967.
The CDC said the decline in the overall number of U.S. births appeared to continue in the first half of 2010, based on preliminary data.
The number of births in 2009 fell to 4,131,019 from 4,247,694 in 2008.
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