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Wash. Post Debunks Trump's Conspiracy Theory About The "Artificial" Employment Rate
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The Washington Post's Matt O'Brien countered Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's "conspiracy theory" that the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has "massaged" the unemployment statistics, explaining that there is "zero evidence [the BLS] has changed the numbers" and that "anyone who suggests otherwise is either uninformed, or trying to uninform others."
Right-wing media boasts a long history of pushing the claim that the BLS artificially manipulates employment statistics in a partisan effort to portray the Obama administration as having a positive impact on the economy. Most recently, these efforts have been spearheaded by Trump, who, with the help of his family, has attempted to downplay economic progress and hype the debunked claim that 42 percent of Americans are unemployed.
The Post explained that, while Trump hasn't revealed the source of his unemployment statistic, "the simplest explanation is that he's just ballparking how many adults don't work" -- a figure that, right now, is 40.4 percent. But that number is problematic because it "counts college students and stay-at-home parents and retirees as being equally 'unemployed' as people who are actively looking for work but can't find any." From the July 26 article (emphasis original):
For a year now, the alleged billionaire has insisted that the "real" unemployment rate is something like 42 percent instead of the 4.9 percent it actually is. He hasn't said how he's gotten this — maybe it's from the same "extremely credible source" who told him President Obama's birth certificate was fake? — but the simplest explanation is that he's just ballparking how many adults don't work. That's 40.4 percent right now. The problem with using that number, though, is that it counts college students and stay-at-home parents and retirees as being equally "unemployed" as people who are actively looking for work but can't find any. So it doesn't tell us too much, at least not on its own, unless you think it's a problem that we have more 70-year-olds than we used to.
Or unless conspiracy theories are one of your favorite accessories, as seems to be the case with the father, and now the son, Donald Trump Jr. On Sunday, he told CNN's Jake Tapper that the official unemployment numbers are "artificial" ones that are "massaged to make the existing economy look good" and "this administration look good." How do they supposedly do this? By, he claimed, defining "the way we actually measure unemployment" to be that "after x number of months, if someone can't find a job, congratulations, they're miraculously off [the jobless rolls]." The only problem with this theory is it's false. The BLS hasn't changed the way it measures unemployment during the Obama years, and there is zero evidence it has changed the numbers themselves. Not only that, but Donald Trump Jr. doesn't even seem to know how unemployment is defined in the first place. As the BLS explains, everyone who doesn't have a job but is trying to find one counts as "unemployed." It doesn't matter how long you've been looking as long as you are in fact still looking.
But that's not to say the unemployment rate tells us everything we need to know about the labor market. It doesn't. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will tell you that herself. There are still a lot of people who want full-time but can only find part-time jobs. Still a lot of people who want to work but weren't able to find anything for so long that they've given up looking for now. And still a lot of people who would want to work again if wages were high enough to make worth their while. But none of this is a secret. The BLS publishes this all, too. So-called broad unemployment includes all these people who technically aren't unemployed but aren't fully employed either. That's 9.6 percent today.


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New Radian Crashed! Please help!
Hello Everyone. I crashed my brand new Radian into the ground immediately on it's maiden. I had to use lots of glue to say the least. I bought the 3 channel PNP version and a A400 receiver bound to my DX4e from my super cub. I made a huge mistake in not double checking that the throws were correct; turns out the controls were reversed which caused my crash.
I thought I fixed the issue when I used the individual switches on the bottom of the DX4e to reverse the servos for the rudder and aileron. ( the manual said it's typical to plug the rudder servo into the aileron channel; which I did)
So now all my throws work as they should. I got outside and give it a toss and for some reason the plane only seems to respond to up elevator, none of the other throws seemed to have any influence on the aircraft. Really it seemed like it just wanted to do loops over and over and that's it. I had very little control. No left, No Right, Maybe a little Down but mainly just Up control. I looked at all the control surfaces and they are functioning correctly. What could be going on here? I can fly my 3 channel super cub no issues; I just wanted to get into gliding. I'm wondering why I had to reverse the servos to begin with?
I had the same problem, don't fly the Radian until you fix the Decalage and Center of gravity, see Paul Naton's video! And make sure the push rods move freely without any binding and the servos are not loose or moving when they push and pull. I also prefer more weight in the front so I run 2200mah batteries which helps keep the nose down when penetrating light winds, I use a carbon arrow inside the wing spar, I use the thin packing tape on fuselage, leading edges, and undersides of wings, I use flat carbon fiber along the bottom of the fuselage, I use round carbon fiber on the sides of the battery compartment. The Radian does not handle winds over 10mph well. When your pitch does not change between gliding and full throttle you have it dialed in pretty close. The stock spinner and prop are junk, replace with BB Aluminum Spinner and Aeronaut 11x6 Carbon CAM blades.
Paul Naton's Parkzone Radian Decalage & CG fix
Paul Naton's Parkzone Radian Mods (full writeup)
Spinner and Propeller upgrade (BB Folding Alum Spinner 50/4/8) and (Aeronaut CAM Folding Propeller 11x6)
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Thank you for your suggestions. I watched the video and wow - this all seems pretty in depth ; way more than I had planned. I was under the impression this was basically RTF. I guess I was expecting the same experience or close to as my super cub. I forgot to mention I'm using my 1300mah super cub battery as well. Surely all that isn't needed for very basic cruising around the sky???
I just want to be able to keep it airborne without it going nuts soon as it leaves my hand! I never dreamed a 3 channel plane would be such a pain. I thought 3 channels were meant for relaxing! I'm terrified to even give it another attempt! I have a UMX radian and it's a smooth relaxing blast I was hoping the experience would carry over to her bigger sister.
The Radian is VERY relaxing to fly, but there are a few things that need fixing.
You dont need to do the decalage mod initially. Just make sure you replace the crappy hardware with Dubro . The little nurled nuts on the originals break.
You must, however make sure your CG is at least in the stock position. Make up the device I alluded to in my other post in the Radian group. Launch power off, slowly throttle up. Don't climb past 45 degree angle and always climb with her flying a path that is90 degrees to your position. You don't want her climbing directly away or toward you.
After you have about a dozen flights, start moving your CG back slowly. Get used to each change with several flights at each new position. When you get to about 3 inches, you begin to feel the magic.
Also, mod your wings with velcro or magnets to keep them from separating in flight. When that happens you end up with a hopelessly wrecked bird. It is a wretched feeling.
Read ALL the posts in the Radian group. It will be well worth your efforts.
PS. On a good thermalling day I get 90 minute flights using a 1300 nanotech. Only land because my back and neck cant take it.
Depending on when the plane was purchased it may already have upgraded push rod hardware, Parkzone has started shipping new Radians with upgraded hardware. The Radian is an incredible Plane and much more than a basic cruiser, it has won competitions and set records for thermal duration. Don't feel you need to do everything we listed, my mods were done over the course of the first year I owned the Radian. I watch beginners fly Radian's every weekend and the new planes try to loop over when power is applied, the Decalage & CG mod cures this problem, most beginners are not able to push the nose down and keep a 45 degree climb angle so the mod really helps. I highly recommend you have an experienced Pilot maiden and trim your Radian, especially now that it has been crashed and repaired. While teaching new Pilot's to fly the Radian's I will perform initial testing & trimming for them so the plane flies straight and level, I also perform the Decalage mod and give beginners a 2200mah battery to learn with. Hobby People makes a 2200mah 30C for $10 which works great for learning because the battery moves the CG forward making the plane easier to fly and gives you over an hour of stick time! The Radian is sensitive to CG and Air Density changes which may require elevator trim when these items change to keep the plane flying perfectly for hands off free flight. After a crash your Radian will usually need to be re-trimmed and thoroughly checked out for issues.
Thermal and slope soaring records.
2 Solutions:
1. replace them with some good DuBro hardware.... or
2. (what I do) carefully mark the pushrod at the control horns and make a Z-bend. (eliminating any hardware) Of course, you must be accurate and will probably have to adjust your trims.
Deathcharge, it's unfortunate that you had the issues at all, Radian's when properly setup, even with the original hardware, fly all right. I'm still using the original hardware on my 3 yr old Radian and it's flown slope, thermal, ALES and just fun flying without any major issues.
All of the above recommendations will improve it, but if you check the connections and check the surface deflection throws you might find the answer to your current setup issue. Are you getting enough surface deflection when you move your TX sticks.
Another modeller posted these measurements for his Radian,
"The rudder has the pushrod in the second hole from the outer end of the control horn. On low rates I get 18mm of throw.
On high rate I get 23mm of throw.
The elevater pushrod is on the last outer hole(furthest from fuselage)
Low rate throw is 10mm.
High rate throw is 15mm. Hope this helps."
If that's close to what you already have then it may be your CG, which Paul Naton's article mentions how much he's adjusted his to fly proper.
If you bought the Radian recently the cheap thumb screw connectors at the rudder and elevator control horns are no longer there. Parkzone has replaced them with the connectors shown here:
new connector photos
Parkzone also changed the fuse molds to correct the decalage about a year ago.
Most of the modifications in Paul Naton's video are not necessary for the initial flights. When you get experience flying the Radian, you can decide if you want to enhance the Radian.
Have you checked the CG?
Did you do a test glide before the first powered flight? This would be running with the glider and then throwing the glider Into The Wind, aiming at the horizon and adjusting the elevator setting until the Radian glides well hands-off.
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I'll second the suggestion of test gliding but I prefer a standing throw. The trick is to keep the plane level and throw it more like a dart than a baseball. Especially if there's a slight breeze or you can find a small hill, a firm push is all that a light glider like a Radian will need.
You didn't say whether the motor was running on your second attempt. If the motor was running then it's possible that you were pulled up into a stall so the controls lost their effectiveness.
Should have mentioned that you should test glide the plane into the wind.
Deathcharge, sometimes it's a challenging hobby but don't give up, I crashed my Radian three weeks in a row and just kept getting back on the horse! It was worth every bit of struggle when I finally got her to fly the victory was sweet, six months later I replaced the fuselage and made her pretty again. Then my brother bought the Radian and I watched the plane loop over and crash the first time he tried to fly and now it's hanging in his basement, I repaired his plane but he has given up on the hobby after a discouraging first flight. I wish I had done the Paul Naton mod for him prior to his first flight but crashing is part of the learning curve we all go through. This hobby really gets fun once you get through the crashing stage which usually take 6 to 12 months depending on the person.
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I guess you are pretty new to RC. It is a basic rule of RC that you Never, Never, Never fly without doing a preflight check. That includes, among other things, checking the control surfaces for proper direction movement and throws.
Did you even open the manual? Page 8 gives detailed diagrams of the "Control Direction Test" . You are lucky that you didn't injure anyone and end up facing a lawsuit for negligence .
New Radian's shipping with upgraded push rods. Also if you order a replacement fuselage you should get the upgraded version of the fuselage, the rods look like Radian Pro push rods.
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Documenting the Forest Root Domain Name
Updated: March 28, 2003
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
Document the DNS prefix and suffix that you select for the forest root domain. At this point identify which domain will be the forest root. You can add the forest root domain name information to the worksheet that you created to document your plan for new and upgraded domains and your domain names.
For a worksheet to assist you in documenting the forest root domain name, see "Domain Planning" (DSSLOGI_5.doc) on the Windows Server 2003 Deployment Kit companion CD ( or see "Domain Planning" on the Web at https://www.microsoft.com/reskit).
Example: Documenting the Forest Root Domain Name
Contoso Corporation decided to use a dedicated forest root domain for their Active Directory deployment. They selected the name corp.contoso.com for their forest. They will use their registered corporate name contoso.com as the suffix for this domain and add the prefix corp to represent this domain specifically. The forest root domain name will therefore be corp.contoso.com. They recorded this information in their Domain Planning worksheet so that the service administrators can reference it as needed when they deploy the forest root domain.
Figure 2.23 shows the worksheet in which the design team documented the forest root domain.
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What I mean by extended computation expressions is computation expressions with custom keywords defined via CustomOperation attribute.
When reading about extended computation expressions, I come across very cool IL DSL by @kvb:
let il = ILBuilder()
// will return 42 when called
// val fortyTwoFn : (unit -> int)
let fortyTwoFn =
il {
ldc_i4 6
ldc_i4 7
I wonder how the operations compose without using
for..in..do construct. My gut feeling is that it starts with
x.Zero member, but I haven't found any reference to verify that.
If the example above is too technical, here is a similar DSL where components of a slide are listed without
page {
title "Happy New Year F# community"
item "May F# continue to shine as it did in 2012"
code @"…"
button (…)
} |> SlideShow.show
I have a few closely related questions:
- How does one define or use extended computation expressions without
Formember (i.e. provide a small complete example)? I don't worry much if they aren't monads any longer, I'm interested in them in developing DSLs.
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Judicial activism occurs when judges write subjective policy preferences into the law rather than apply the law impartially according to its original meaning. As such, activism does not mean the mere act of striking down a law.
In a 7-2 opinion by Justice Douglas, the Supreme Court held that the Constitution contains a right to contraception in marriage. The Court does not ground this right in any one particular provision of the Constitution, but argues that certain guarantees in the Bill of Rights have "penumbras" formed by "emanations" from those guarantees that "help give them life and substance." These guarantees, found in the First Amendment, the Third Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, the Fifth Amendment, and the Ninth Amendment, create a "zone of privacy," and this zone protects the right to privacy in the marriage relationship.
This case is activist because the judges relied upon notions of living constitutionalism to create a "right" not found anywhere in the text of Constitution or our nation's laws and traditions, thus abandoning their duty to interpret the Constitution and instead endeavoring to amend it. The judges acted as legislators, weighing policy considerations above the requirements of law. The language in the opinion reveals their awareness of the bounds they are crossing: "We do not sit as a super-legislature to determine the wisdom, need, and propriety of laws that touch economic problems, business affairs, or social conditions. This law, however, operates directly on an intimate relation of husband and wife and their physician's role in one aspect of that relation." In other words, the judges know that the Court is not to have a legislative role in ordinary circumstances, but they make an exception in this case because the judges happen to believe that the "intimate relation of husband and wife" is of such importance that it permits them to abrogate their duty to merely interpret the Constitution.
The Court's reliance on "penumbras" and "emanations" is further evidence of this abrogation; the judges were aware that nothing in the Constitution expressly protects the right they sought to create, so they created a constitutional doctrine so tenuous that it only serves to reveal all too plainly their desperation to reach a desired end.
In his dissent, Justice Potter Stewart explains the inappropriate weight that his colleagues gave to personal preference in their majority opinion. Justice Stewart explains that though he thinks the Connecticut law forbidding contraceptives is "uncommonly silly," and that he opposes it on practical, philosophical, and policy levels, such personal opinions are irrelevant to his duties as a judge. He aptly states, "[w]e are not asked in this case to say whether we think this law is unwise, or even asinine. We are asked to hold that it violates the United States Constitution. And that I cannot do."
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Arts Zoe Strauss
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This morning, United Artists Artists announced its picks for 2007—artists who'll receive $50,000 each—and Philadelphian Zoe Strauss is on the list.
By coincidence I was glued to Strauss's web site yesterday, looking through dozens of her photographs, which form a portrait of her neighborhood in Philly. The influence of Robert Frank is unmistakable, especially this side of Frank (SAM recently had this up but the museum changed photography exhibitions two days ago):
Here are a few of Strauss's images:
Strauss will be the next artist-in-residence at Open Satellite, the new contemporary art space in Bellevue fascinatingly funded by a developer. The space is designed to bring artists from around the country to the Seattle area to workand to work on the Seattle area.
LA-based Olga Koumoundouros inaugurated the program in September, with an installation inspired by a couple of little brown abandoned houses nestled, still strewn with household goods, in the middle of downtown, beneath the construction cranes and rising skyscrapers of developing Bellevue.
Strauss will focus not on downtown Bellevue, but on Factoria:
In the Seattle metropolitan area, Strauss continues her visual study of broken promises engendered by failed social and economic programs. Specifically, she looks to the Factoria neighborhood of Bellevue, citing the districts ambitious intentionssuggested by its nameto become an industrial manufacturing hub. These plans never materialized, and the areas name endures as a reminder of unfulfilled aspirations. Open Satellite presents Strausss new Seattle-area photographs, as projections and large-format prints, alongside a selection of her earlier work.
The exhibition opens December 1, with a party and a slide show from 6 to 9 pm.
Also on the list of USA visual arts winners are Uta Barth, Allan Sekula, Ann Hamilton, Edgar Arcenaux, Charles Gaines, and Paul Chan.
The only Seattleite to win a grant is Maggie Orth, in the craft and traditional arts category. Her electronic textiles have been on display at McLeod Residence.


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Dick Harmon: Class of 2010 college football quarterbacks, including Jake Heaps, have enjoyed mixed success
5. Devin Gardner, Inkster High, Inkster, Mich., committed to Michigan. He played in two games as a freshman in 2010, and backed up Denard Robinson in 2011, playing in eight games. In 2012 he converted to wide receiver but became the starting QB when Robinson got injured in the eighth game. He led the Wolverines to wins over Minnesota, Northwestern and Iowa. He started in 2013 with mixed results and fans were calling for his backup Shane Morris. But in game eight he got on a roll with eight TD passes and no picks. Gardner did not play due to a foot injury in a 31-14 loss to Kansas State in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. In his career, he has completed 208 of 345 passes for 2,960 yards, 21 touchdowns with 11 interceptions. Michigan was 7-6 (3-5) this season.
Quarterbacks in that class who were not considered among the top 10 high school players in 2010 including the following interesting faces:
23. Sean Mannion, Foothill High, Pleasanton, Calif., committed to Oregon State. He teammed with WR Brandin Cooks to produce the most explosive passing combo in school history. He will likely set an OSU career percentage completion record. In 2013, he finished No. 2 in the NCAA in passing yards with 4,662.
25. Connor Halliday, Joel E. Ferris High, Spokane, Wash., committed to Washington State. Redshirted as a freshman. He played in four games as a redshirt freshman, nine as a sophomore, and in 2013 as a junior, he ranked No. 3 in the country in passing yards behind OSU's Mannion with 4,597.
31. Connor Shaw, Flowery Branch, Flowery Branch, Fla., committed to South Carolina. He passed for 2,447 yards (No. 58 in NCAA) as a senior in 2013. He earned MVP honors in last week's Capitol One Bowl and sealed his place as the greatest QB in school history with four touchdowns — three through the air and one on the ground — against Wisconsin. He is 27-5 as a starter for the Gamecocks.
35. Bryce Petty, Midlothian High, Midlothian, Texas, committed to Tennessee, which dropped him, and he signed at Baylor. NFL draft analyst Gil Brandt claims he is the No. 1 senior-to-be quarterback. He ranked No. 4 in the nation in passing yards with 4,200 in 2013 and earned Sports Illustrated honorable mention All-American honors.
Not rated: Blake Bortles, Oviedo High, Oviedo, Fla., signed with Central Florida. He just led UCF to the biggest upset in BCS Bowl history with a 52-42 win over Baylor in the 2013 Fiesta Bowl. UCF faithful say he has supplanted Daunte Culpepper as the greatest Knight player ever with a 12-win season. He is projected to be a first-round draft pick in the NFL this year.
Not Rated: Shane Carden, Episcopal High, Bellaire, Texas, signed with East Carolina. Redshirted as a freshman and played in one game as a redshirt freshman as a receiver and broke into the starting lineup as a sophomore. Ranked No. 6 in the NCAA in passing yards in 2013 with 4,139, just ahead of 2012 Hesiman winner Johnny Manziel at Texas A&M.
Other notables in that class include No. 50 Case McCoy, Graham High School, Graham, Texas, who signed with Texas; and No. 64 Tommy Rees, Lake Forest High, Lake Forest, Ill., who committed to Notre Dame.
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I am trying to use Widget Logic to display a widget only on posts withing a certain category. As far as I am aware
is_single() && in_category( 'x' ) should work.
As I am trying to use this on a WooCommerce page i am using
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I also tried
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Make sure you go out to the Golden Zone. Its very safe in Mazatlan... We have been there 5 times and have never had any problems.
Went to the Fat Fish for supper.. 2 rib dinners for 180.00 pesos.. Best Ribs in Mazatlan.
Dont forget to go to Oyster Joes for a drink in the afternoon.. Lots of fun and good music.
Went to Gus Gus for a drink at night. They had a live rock band playing old rock music. Lots of Canadians there dancing and having a blast.
Cant wait to go back to Mazatlan..
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IS militants behead four Sunni tribesmen in Syria, monitor says
The Shaitat tribe, one of Syria's largest, rebelled against IS after it declared an Islamic caliphate in swathes of Syria and neighboring Iraq in the summer.
No direct combat for Iraqi Kurds in Kobani
Meanwhile, the Islamic State loses ground in Iraq.
The battle for Anbar could shape the future of Iraq. Here's why
The Islamic State has made gains in the province, and many fear Baghdad will be next.
US-led airstrikes have killed 521 fighters, 32 civilians in Syria: monitor
Six of the civilians were children and five were women, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights added.
5 reasons Turkey is dragging its feet in the fight against the Islamic State
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This is the simple but effective Islamic State strategy to win hearts and minds
Village by village, the extremist group has manipulated Arabs, Yazidis and Christians alike with a campaign of kindness one day, terror the next.
Fiercest fighting in days hits Syrian border town
Islamic State militants attacked Kurdish fighters with mortars and car bombs.
US-led coalition jets strike Kobani, Islamic State shells hit Turkey
Islamic State militants have battled Kurdish fighters for a month to take control of Kobani.
Islamic State militants are reportedly training pilots to fly captured fighter jets
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Think the Islamic State is bad? Check out the 'good guys'
US-backed Iraqi forces and their band of ruthless Shia militia groups have been carrying out atrocities of their own against Sunni civilians.
Obama's anti-IS strategy challenged by military and intelligence leaders
Commentary: Better to commit troops now to help ensure victory than continue a half-hearted, low-cost gamble.
Airstrikes help Kurds push back IS in Kobani, but it may be too late
Kurdish fighters won a symbolic victory in the Syrian Kurdish town with the recapture of a strategic hill.
Kobani latest: Islamic State fights way into center of Syria border town
Local politician: "If they manage to take control of that area, they will close all access to the town and will begin a massacre."
UK to Assad: After we deal with the Islamic State, you're next!
GlobalPost interviews British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond on the strategy for defeating IS and the Assad regime.
Concerned Obama's war against the Islamic State is a clusterf*ck? Here's how Britain sees it
Exclusive: British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond explains the grand strategy for Syria and Iraq.
Kurds hold off Islamic State in Kobani; fighters strike in Iraq
The top US military officer suggested that Washington may increase its role 'advising and assisting' Iraqi troops on the ground in future.
Kurds battle for heart of Kobani as UN fears for civilians
The pre-dawn attack came after the IS militants overran the Kurdish headquarters in the border town on Friday.
If Kobani falls, will Obama's Syria strategy collapse too?
If the Islamic State seizes full control of the city it would be able to boast that it has withstood American air power.
UN envoy calls on Turkey to prevent Srebrenica-style massacre in Kobani
While much of the population has already fled the Islamic State offensive, 500-700 mostly elderly people are still sheltering in Kobani.
Islamic State seizes large areas of key Syrian town despite US-led airstrikes
The UN says only a few hundred inhabitants remain in Kobani but the town's defenders say the battle will end in a massacre if Islamic State prevails.
Syrian Kurds say airstrikes push IS militants back from Kobani (LIVE BLOG)
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Kurds battle IS for key Syria town as fire spills over border
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Parents of American held by Islamic State appeal for his release
Peter Kassig, 26, was threatened in a video issued Friday by Islamic State militants.
Islamic State pounds key Syrian town after slaying Briton
Kurdish fighters backed by US-led air strikes held back jihadists attacking a Syrian border town Saturday.
Horror in Britain over IS hostage beheading
Prime Minister David Cameron led tributes to the 47-year-old taxi driver who went to the region as a volunteer to deliver aid.
Islamic State says it has executed British hostage Alan Henning
In the 1-minute video, the Islamic State also revealed another hostage: American Peter Kassig.
The ferryman of Istanbul helps Syrian refugees
One man has made it his mission to help his Palestinian Syrian countrymen find safe harbor.
On Location Video: The Yazidi men and boys who survived an Islamic State execution
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Captured by the Islamic State, these two Sinjar teens went through hell. Then they ran
Sara and Leila both survived the mass capture of Yazidi women and children in Iraq last year. These are their stories.
Obama says US underestimated Islamic State, while Al Nusra Front says West will be attacked
Monitoring group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said US-led airstrikes struck a grain silo in northern Syria, killing civilians.
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A PECL extension to provide read access to MDB data files as used by Microsoft
Access and its underlying JetEngine. It is based on libmdb from the mdbtools
WWW: http://pecl.php.net/package/mdbtools
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/databases/pecl-mdbtools/ && make install clean
cd /usr/ports/databases/pecl-mdbtools/ && make install clean
A package is not available for ports marked as: Forbidden / Broken / Ignore / Restricted
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Convert USE_PHP*=yes into USES=php*
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Those ports do not build with php 5.6
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A PECL extension to provide read access to MDB data files as used by Microsoft
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Use the inexpensive Raspberry Pi to make an on-the-go, wi-fi enabled media center in your vehicle.
I have always loved those old TV series with futuristic tech in those futuristic vehicles, like Knight Rider, Airwolf, and Street Hawk. So it got me thinking about how easy it would be to add a computer to a vehicle. Now I know it's been done before, and a quick Google search shows multiple companies making very complex vehicle computers, but at a large cost.
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Below is a photo of the Raspberry Pi running the excellent media center-type operating system Raspbmc which is perfect for browsing and playing your media collection using a media center remote or something similar, as shown in the Parts list.
My project can also be found on the Raspberry Pi main blog at http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/4062. Here's how I made it.
Derek Knaggs submitted this project for our Raspberry Pi project contest.
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On a Dell Latitude laptop model installed in our enterprise environment the "Intel Management Engine Interface" driver is loaded and works as expected, but on the driver tab in dev-manager it is said to be unsigned. This is not the case when a Admin is longed in, or when just running the dev-manager as an admin.
It is clear that this is just a "cosmetic" issue, but I feel the need to understand why this is.
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Has anyone else seen the horrific reality shows currently on cable?
I caught The Real Housewives of Orange County recently and was totally appalled. One housefrau, for example, is a real estate agent who is way too excited about all of the divorces in her community. See, divorce is great for her business because "they need to sell their house and buy two houses." Ka-ching, ka-ching for her, and this is in the first 5 minutes!
Later in that same episode, the real estate agent and her hubby take their 16-year-old daughter to the Mercedes dealership so she won't have to drive her "hand-me-down Mercedes anymore." While getting comfy in a $50,000 car, the daughter turns to the camera and seriously says "I know that if my parents buy this for me, it means they love me." Cinderella, eat your heart out.
One housewife got screwed in her divorce settlement and ended up having to get a job and live in a townhouse. A TOWNHOUSE! What a nightmare and oh, the humanity.
You see, in the real Orange County, life is an endless parade of McMansions, breast implants and Pilates classes. This show contains the kind of "insights" about living in suburbia that make The OC look like Dickens, and it has lots of company.
Case in point, Laguna Beach on MTV. Five minutes of this show and I was pleading for an asteroid to wipe out the town or at least high school; an alternate title for the program could be The Bold and The Brainless. Aren't there any kids there that do anything other than gossip about relationships and have agonizing Sophie's Choices about where to have lunch? Where are The Pixies loving art fags and the drama/journalism/yearbook geek squad of which I was a proud member? Dry heaving in the hallway if they've seen this hot mess.
David Schmader recently slogged about whether it's appropriate to hate a child. Well, that seems to be the only logical result after watching My Sweet Sixteen. My fella says that what those kids really deserve is forced sterilization to protect future generations –now that's an after-school special that I can endorse.
What is the point of these shows? Are we supposed to be disgusted?
Is this rage-blackout porn?
"Norwegian officials declare stripping is art ("it combines dance and acting")..."
And lap dancing should be classified under health care as it combines massage and psychological therapy. Wish my insurance plan covered it.
Why doesn't "Little Saigon" give some benefit to the people passing through their neighborhood by not double-parking their delivery trucks on 12th Avenue, and by abiding by all the other traffic and zoning laws (including the ones about forklift operation on public streets) that the rest of the city at least gives a nod to?
Somebody at City Hall is being paid off, or else they are afraid of doing their job because they might "oppress" that community.
Re: Rich People = Rich
Marketplace had a cool story on this last night. Jagdish Bhagwati won my soundbite-of-the-day award:
He believes giving people access to financing and reducing bureaucratic hurdles to business would be a good start. Just in case you're feeling smug about being in that half-a-million-buck club, you should know: You share this rung of the ladder with 37 million other people.I really liked the idea of that the illusion of wealth is betrayed by incurring massive debt, and that in spite of ourselves we are in fact poorer than some third world farmers due to negative wealth (debt).
JAGDISH BHAGWATI: These numbers are totally meaningless. I would just sort of pick them up and throw them into the first body of water I could find.
That's Jagdish Bhagwati, a development economist at Columbia University. He says it makes no sense to compare a man on a yak in Mongolia to a Manhattan yuppie.
BHAGWATI: Households in outer Mongolia are not thinking about what households on Park Avenue in New York are doing. So what's the point of putting them together and comparing the wealth of one group to the wealth of another group?
While the wealthiest people in the world are concentrated in the U.S., so are some of the least wealthy. That's because so many of us are deep in debt, particularly during the holidays.
Charles @ 4,
It's true. A third of working age Americans, we're talking around 70 million people, live paycheck to paycheck, have no savings and will be totally wiped out at retirement. The government's own accountants are telling us during the Fiscal Wake-Up Tour that Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and payments on our trillions in debt will completely bankrupt the US government in the next 20 to 30 years. Instead, we're talking about moon bases.
This is insane. I guess we all could just dodge those mean Chinese men demanding their money and go live on Moon Base Alpha. Sounds fun!
I can't wait for the first lawsuit from some guy whose MySpace account is killed for erroneously claiming he's a sex offender.
The techniques they are using are from the out-of-control data mining industry (see also the "terror score" story above. Gee, I've never gotten a "targeted email" spam that was off-target; have you? These techniques are bullshit, and they increasing control our society.
The next think you know, sex offenders' SIMS characters will not be allowed near artificial children.
If it's any consolation, the Chinese might very well build that moon base first - using profits from all the U.S. debt they're currently financing.
Andrew: If you're interested, I have some exciting opportunities in lunar real-estate that I'd love to talk to you about ;p
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WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The Senate Intelligence Committee is likely to delay until the last week of February a vote on the confirmation of John Brennan as CIA director, congressional sources said on Wednesday.
Democrats on the committee had hoped to hold a vote on Brennan's nomination on Thursday, following a public hearing last week and a closed-door hearing on Tuesday at which Brennan testified before the panel.
However, political issues and procedural rules have made a Thursday vote problematic, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Democrats and Republicans are using the timing of the vote to pressure the Obama administration to release sensitive papers to the committee.
Democrats want the White House to give them access to more documents, prepared by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, outlining legal justifications and operational rules for drone strikes targeted against militants, including suspects who are American citizens.
Before last week's hearing, the White House gave committee members tightly restricted access to two classified legal opinions on drone strikes.
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Senators also want the administration to allow committee staffers and not just lawmakers to read the documents, she said.
Meanwhile, committee Republicans have indicated they intend to press the White House to disclose a full written record outlining the evolution of "talking points" on the attacks by militants on U.S. facilities in Benghazi, Libya, last Sept. 11.
Administration critics say the talking points misleadingly played down early suspicions that Islamic militants were behind the attacks.
Congressional sources said that the administration initially had promised to turn over the records, but later backed off, asserting that the documents were "deliberative" and thus exempt from disclosure.
Committee rules say that votes should not be held until at least 48 hours after an official transcript is produced of confirmation hearings.
Based on this technicality, two sources said, there was a concern that the transcript of Tuesday's closed-door hearing with Brennan would not be completed in time for a vote on his nomination Thursday.
Because Congress is on a holiday recess next week, the earliest the committee could vote on the nomination is now expected to be the week after next, an official said. The White House had no immediate comment. (Reporting By Mark Hosenball; Editing by Xavier Briand)


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Big Bear Lake Travel Guide: 79 reviews and 199 photos
We're so blessed here in Southern California. Within a few hours of my house I have the following options for amusing myself on any given day (this is of course assuming the surf is no good): touring the city of San Diego, heading east into our local mountains for a hike, further east into the Anza-Borrego Desert, down south into Mexico, up north for a tour of Los Angeles, further north for the Central California Coast, or northeast into the San Bernadino mountain range, with its alpine lakes and ski slopes. Not many places in the world have such diversity, I'm sure of it.
The other day my two friends and I decided on a whim to head up to Big Bear. It was a nice sunny January day here at the beach and we all had the day off, so getting out of town just felt like the thing to do. A quick check of the weather channel website told us bringing warm clothes would be a good idea, so we brought the works - heavy coat, boots, scarves, gloves and hats. It felt odd to throw all this winter gear into the trunk of the car while standing in the driveway in a pair of surf trunks and a t-shirt, yet at the same time it made sense in a way.
Sure enough, a little less than three hours later we we at the top of the mountain, making our way into the village of Big Bear Lake watching snow flurries waft through the air and kiss the windshield of the car, giddy with excitement.
We checked into our hotel on the lake just as it was getting dark. After switching to the winter wardrobe we headed out the door towards town, which was just two blocks away. It was pretty quiet up there so we just walked the streets and checked things out. Before long we needed a little warm up, so we popped into a little restaurant for a round of hot chocolate. We sat there a while amidst the locals who nearly filled the place, sipping our hot chocolate and playing cards. Then back out the door we went to take in the rest of the town and the lakefront. We even managed to sneak onto a makeshift sled run for a little late night slide down the slopes, although our attempts at sliding were more comic than successful. After an hour or so we found a little restaurant called Teddy's, a town mainstay for over 50 years, for a nice homestyle dinner. And then, to finish off the evening it was across the street to a pub called "The Pub". No, I'm not making that up. There we were greeted by a cast of local characters which I won't even try to describe here, but suffice it to say it wasn't a dull evening. While we staked out a place in the fireside lounge, sipping our beers, we noticed more snow falling outside, lit by the streetlights. Too cool, once again, for us "flatlanders". After a time, we walked back to the motel through the falling snow, where we built a little fire of our own with our $6 bundle of firewood, watched some tv and fell asleep.
The next morning, we awoke to a true winter wonderland. During the night a good six inches of snow fell, surprising everyone, visitors and locals alike. I hadn't been in snow this deep since leaving Krakow exactly two years ago. I was glad I wore my winter boots, they made stomping through the fields of white simple and painless. We went out for coffee, and then soon as that was gone, began a fantastic snowball fight. It was such a blast! I can't imagine anything bringing you back to your childhood so easily and quickly - nevermind whether you grew up with snow or not, that's not the point. It was just too fun.
So after a return trip to Teddy's for breakfast, followed by Round II of the snowball fight, it was time to head back down the mountain and home. My friends both had to be at work at 4 pm, so we had to leave by noon to start the 3-hour drive back. After an unexpected delay which involved us nearly sliding off the icy road to our deaths, followed by another delay of stopping to buy and install life-saving tire chains (a comic event of its own), we finally managed to get under way. The rest of the drive was, thank God, uneventful.
All in all, a great, spontaneous little getaway.
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- Cons:Icy roads pose a danger to idiot out-of-towners!
- In a nutshell:Is this really Southern California??
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Excellent snow pictures.
Sounds like my sort of liefstyle, a surf in the morning & a ski/board in the arvo. See my wife has already told you about the guy we ran into who did just that. Drop by & check my Falls Creek page for Oz skiing, but a long way from the surf. lol!
Fantastic snow photo's. Interesting page.
Wow super page!!and snow great!!
Saw lots of fire damage on the drive up, but Big Bear itself seemed unscathed, so far as I could see.
Gr8 photos Rob! We talked to a guy who said he & his son could surf in the morning &ski in the afternoon or vice versa, if they wanted to. Think they skiied Big Bear.
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Donna L. Osborn of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. passed away at War Memorial Hospital on April 15, 2014. She was born September 25, 1928 to C. Victor and Thelma (Morgan) Thornburg in Union City, Ind. Donna enjoyed music, and playing piano and organ at church then later for friends at Freighter View Assisted living where she lived. She worked at Sault Twp School as a teacher for 32 years.
Surviving Donna Osborn are her sons Byron and Betty (Hetrick) Osborn and Bruce and Wanda (Kauer) Osborn both of Kinross, Mich., daughters Linda (Carl) Anderson of Austin, Texas, and Thelma (Pat) Godin of Milwaukee, Wis., Donna is also survived by many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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I'm finishing up a brief trip to South Korea, where the most frequent topic of discussion is unification with the North. That, of course, has been the goal of the Republic of Korea for decades, and President Park Geun-hye stated in her inaugural address eleven months ago that laying the foundation for unification of the Korean peninsula was one of the four major objectives of her administration. But in her New Year's Day press conference this year, she proclaimed that unification would be a "jackpot" for the Korean people. Some newspapers devoted extensive coverage to the different aspects of unification and the consequences for South Korea. Suddenly, the dream of a Korean Peninsula that is whole, prosperous, and free was less of an illusion.
The likely reason for this sudden exuberance was North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's purge and execution of his uncle Jang Song Taek last year. That there was a rift in the Kim "royal family" led some in the South to think that the North Korean regime was more brittle than it had seemed. And, since that regime and its hostile policies had been the main reason for the continuing division of the Peninsula, perhaps unification was more imminent than they had ever thought.
Of course, the people of South Korea understand fully the complexities surrounding unification and the sacrifices that the South will have to make to bring a better life to their northern cousins. There are, moreover, significant disagreements over how unification will occur (rapidly or slowly, peacefully or violently); what the final outcome will look like; and the costs that South Korea will have to bear. There will be, after all, a difference between the formal act of unification, hard as that may be, and the much tougher job of integrating two very different economic, political, and social systems into one national community. There are also concerns about the implications for regional peace and stability. In particular, what will be the consequences for the alliance with the United States, since North Korea, the principal object of the alliance will no longer exist? What will happen to relations with China, which fears that a united peninsula could become a platform for containing it?
Young South Koreans, who came of age in a prosperous and democratic society probably have more reluctance about unification than their elders, who witnessed the trauma of the Korean War and the poverty that followed. Still, one gets the sense that the logjam that has persisted for so long is beginning to break, and that some South Koreans dare to dream.
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SOURCE: Cronin, Gloria L. "Those Dreadful Mothers." In A Room of His Own: In Search of the Feminine in the Novels of Saul Bellow, pp. 37-49. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 2001.
In the following essay, Cronin asserts that there is a feminine presence in Bellow's novels.
If a writer has to rob his mother, he will not hesitate: the "Ode on a Grecian Urn" is worth any number of old ladies.
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The androcentric text, by its very nature, is rarely able to see the feminine. In Bellow's middle to later novels in particular, however, even his most narcissistic monologists experience a melancholic absence, a place of emptiness, or an abyss that draws them to seek that missing element of the feminine which is symbolized in the Bellow text as the soul, the anima...
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An application pool is a configuration that links one or more applications to a set of one or more worker processes. Because applications in an application pool are separated from other applications by worker process boundaries, an application in one application pool is not affected by problems caused by applications in other application pools.
By creating application pools and assigning Web sites and applications to them, you can improve the availability and reliability of your Web sites and applications.
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Exciting things have taken place at Kitchens' Field all season, and Tuesday night, the middle school Bulldogs capped their season with a win over Amory in the Traceway Conference Championship.
The Bulldogs last won the Traceway title with this year's senior class in 2005. Ironically as they vie for a state title, the up and coming 'Dawgs showed fans what they have to look forward to in the coming years.
"They're very talented and they have a good mixture of that talent," head coach Buddy Hall said. "We have guys who can run and guys who can block, and some teams in junior high are big, but can't run or you get the ones that can run, but not the big guys. I've coached for five years, and this is the best group that I've seen."
Jimmy Baldon connected with Jarel Lipsey for the Bulldogs' first touchdown and Lipsey added the two-point conversion to give New Albany the 8-0 lead in the second quarter.
Amory had a chance to tie the game before the half, but penalties pushed the Panthers back and New Albany held on to their lead at the half.
The Panthers would score late in the third to tie the game, but a 38-yard run by Baldon gave New Albany the lead once more.
Lipsey had an interception on Amory's ensuing drive, which set up Baldon's second touchdown and another Bulldog interception, this time by Dorian Gaston, set up the Bulldogs' final score, leading them to the 30-8 victory.
"We didn't know anything about them because we haven't played them this year, so they had us in the first half and were doing things we weren't expecting," Hall said. "We had to make some adjustments at the half, and the guys stepped up and once we got ahead again, they were comfortable and we had a couple big turnovers go our way."
The middle school Bulldogs end their 2010 campaign with a 7-2 record.
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One thing I liked about Mint was that the terminal would usually show two colors: everything from the left to the
Is there a way to have this setup with Ubuntu?
Run the following command in a terminal:
Save the file, and open a new terminal window, and you should already see a change (the prompt should be Light Green, which is defined by 1;32). You can then change any colour value you like; eg: 0;35 = Purple.
To edit the colour values, locate the following section, and change the default values with some of the examples listed further down:
You can check out this Bash colour chart for a full range of colour values, but here are a few basic ones you can play around with (note that "Light" isn't what you might think – it actually means "bold"): Black 0;30 – Dark Gray 1;30 – Blue 0;34 – Light Blue 1;34 – Green 0;32 – Light Green 1;32 – Cyan 0;36 – Light Cyan 1;36 – Red 0;31 – Light Red 1;31 – Purple 0;35 – Light Purple 1;35 – Brown 0;33 – Yellow 1;33 – Light Gray 0;37 – White 1;37
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Feel free experimenting by setting your prompt by changing the value of the PS1 environment variable in Terminal, as follows:
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I went with my girlfriend, my parents and my dog. We all really loved the stay! The house is renewed, and everything was like shown in the pictures. It's well placed and the city is lovely. I really recommend.
Everything was great :) Can only recommend it.
Great location within 5-10 minutes walk to east croydon.Good walking distance to the shopping centre in Croydon. Apartment better then expected. Fully equipped, good heating. Had some problems connecting to the WiFi and to get hot water in the kitchen and sink I the bathroom, other then that,fully satisfied.
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Perfect apartment for a long weekend with friends in Prague .
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July 1, 2016|
The Scientist reviews Serendipity, Complexity, The Human Superorgasism, and Love and Ruin
July 1, 2016|
The University of St. Andrews behavioral ecologist studies the social structures and behaviors of whales and dolphins, recording and analyzing their acoustic communications.
July 1, 2016|
Watching the decomposition of pig carcasses anchored to the seafloor is helping forensic researchers understand what to expect of human remains dumped in the ocean.
July 1, 2016|
Watch what happens when marine organisms have their way with a sunken pig carcass.
July 1, 2016|
Understanding interactions between the immune system and stem cells could pave the way for successful stem cell–based regenerative therapies.