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How do I add an internal link to one of my pages?
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Check the permalink for the page by going to it in the admin panel. Are you trying to add the link in a post or in navigation?
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guess right now looking for a step step guide on how to get alll this setup?
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where would i find a step by step to get all this set up
do i have to root to be able to dothis
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im just wanting to be able to connect my ipod touch via my droids 3g thats it
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damn i had gotten a ipod touch and would have been nice to get some wifi to it
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if i root my droid is it possible to turn it into a wifi hotspot?
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Where do i find the update to download.
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right now its taking mins out of my monthly limit and not my M 2 M calling.
i know so far i see if i get a call its coming from one number and if i call out its going to another number. but does this mean i am now getting...
for me its showing either i am calling a 404 number or getting a 404 number but on my droid it says skype calling
the only good i see with skype over vzw is that you can call other skype people over seas and any where in the world. to me its basically more m 2...
would do you think this is a glitch. or just a random thing that just happens. but happens everytime i sit the alias2 next to droid.
sit it in the dock and sit a phone next to it
here is a video of my droid in its media dock with a ALIAS 2 next to it let me know what you think of this....
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Hungary's parliament on Monday approved a fourth set of controversial changes to the constitution, a number of which have previously been struck down by the country's constitutional court.
Here follow the principal elements:
1 - The constitutional court: Hungary's top court can now only review and judge future constitutional amendments on procedural grounds, not on their content.
It will also no longer be able to void a law endorsed with a two-thirds parliamentary majority and enshrined into the constitution.
2 - The president: The head of state can no longer veto a constitutional amendment approved by parliament on grounds of content, only on procedural grounds.
3 - The constitution now defines a family as a "marriage between man and woman", with or without children. The constitutional court had ruled in December that this was "too narrow" a definition that would potentially discriminate against other forms of relationship.
4 - Education: The operations of schools and universities now come under much closer government control.
University and college students who receive state grants will be contractually obliged to stay and work in Hungary for a period of time after graduation. This was an invalid restriction, the court ruled in July.
5 - Homelessness: Local authorities will have the right to prohibit homeless people sleeping in public spaces, but will be obliged to provide alternative shelter -- the court ruled in November that the ban would infringe human rights.
6 - Religions: A religious community's status as an official religion is decided by parliament, which does not have to explain its decision. In February the court ruled however that the decisions would not be transparent and could be open to abuse.
7 - Elections: Political party campaign advertising will be restricted to government-controlled media only, prohibiting campaigning on commercial channels -- the court ruled in January that this was an unnecessary restriction.


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Identical two-particle interferometry provides a scenario where interference and exchange effects manifest at once. We present a detailed calculation of the detection patterns in the two-particle two-slit experiment by extending Feynman's Gaussian slit approach to multi-mode states. We show the existence of two regimes depending on the mode distributions. In one of them we find a novel behavior for bosons, with detection patterns almost equal to those of distinguishable particles although the overlapping is large. As a byproduct of our analysis we conclude that the interaction at the diffraction grating is an efficient method to increase the initial overlapping. We propose a scheme, within the reach of present day technology, to experimentally verify our results.
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Again, hip hip hooray for the state Senate, where Sen. Majority Leader Lisa Brown (D-3, Spokane) resurrected a bill to thwart strip mining on Maury Island and then passed it today (as the deadline for passing bills out of one chamber to the otherend of business tomorrow winds down.)
However, boo hiss to the House. A smart environmental bill sponsored by liberal House Rep. Geoff Simpson (D-47) that would add consideration of a development's carbon footprint to the list of prerequisites it must meet when trying to pass muster with the Growth Management Act (GMA) is bogging down.
While the bill met last week's deadline to get out of committee and make it to the final stop before a floor vote, the Rules Committee, environmental advocates are now worried that House leadership is going to let it die there.
The powerful BIAW (Building Industry Association of Washington) is reportedly putting pressure on House members in swing districts to put the kibosh on the bill or water it down so that local GMA counsels don't have the actual authority to make global warming an issue.
There's a duplicate bill in the Senate sponsored by Sen. Chris Marr that has strong support, including the backing of Senate leadership. However, the fact that the House version is in trouble doesn't bode well for the Senate version when it makes its way over to the land of Chopp.
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Sophia does give us all the chance to be better people. She was born prematurely, with a number of challenges that might have thwarted a lesser kid. She's on first-name basis with most of the staff in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and the Giraffe acute-care floor at Seattle Children's Hospital. She also has a committed group of nurses and physical therapists who work with her at home. Most recently, she was diagnosed with a Wilm's tumor, so now she's sharing her sunshine with the staff in the chemo clinic (no more long blond hair!) and on the heme-onc floor.
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For a football player, James is a pretty decent guy. 6'5″, 250 pounds, skin the color of a bruised plum. He likes pussy and I like dick, and he says I'm the only gay guy he doesn't want to slap. Mostly because senior year, I averaged 5.4 yards per carry behind his blocking. The team made it to State, and he got recruited.
One blown ACL and two years of community college later, I caught up to him at the University of Washington. He's been working his way into a starting slot on the Husky offensive line. I'm the new guy, riding shotgun on his honey hunt.
"Hey, Homo." James flicks his chin like he's combining a neck stretch with a directional signal. "Same club as last night?"
He pops the lock on his Dodge Challenger, and we climb in. The interior might not be real leather, but it's close, soft and firm at the same time. He has one of those green tree air fresheners, there's a 12-pack of Heineken in the back seat, and I know without opening it the glove box is full of condoms.
My name is Ronnie, but I've let him get away with that nickname since he busted me watching gay porn on a school computer. Last night we were in South Seattle at some club where the bass was so heavy I can still feel it under my sternum, and I was one of the handful of Macklemores in a crowd of color. He hooked up with someone. I did not.
"We could." I leave room for doubt, but he's driving and I don't know my way around town real well. In the coffee shop near my dorm, a flyer for a drag show at a club called Neighbors had piqued my interest. Where there's drag, there's dick. But I'm not sure my country-boy ass is ready for that kind of scene, so I don't suggest it.
"Or maybe…" He backs the car out of the parking spot, the word getting caught up in his thoughts and the big engine rumbling like its horny. "Let's go on up to Capitol Hill."
Mecca. My mouth waters. My hometown of Ellensburg is just over an hour away from Seattle, and I've made the occasional trek over Snoqualmie Pass. If there's a place in the city where a gay country boy can get busy, it's Capitol Hill. "Let's do that."
"Right then, Homo." He hits the clutch, and we tear out of the lot.
Half an hour later he's parked by a soccer field, the banks of overhead lights streaking the Challenger's glossy paint job. We sit in the car and share a couple beers, watching some homeless guys argue with a cop until the last of a bleeding red sunset fades. We don't say much. James is a quiet guy, and I'm busy having a come-to-Jesus with my cock. It wants to stick itself into the first willing player. I figure I'm going to be in town for at least two years, so maybe I should use a little discretion.
Or not.
James drains his beer. "You want another one?"
"Nah." Time to get out and get busy.
He grins, a flash of lightning teeth. He's let his hair grow out into little baby dreads. I want to play with them but keep my hands to myself. He's not my type—I like little and pretty in just about any color—and I don't want him to think anything has changed between us. Right now he's my only friend in town, and I don't want to blow it.
We stride along Broadway, heading for Pine Street. James leads, his shoulders clearing a path through the queers and club kids clotting the sidewalk. Just like in high school, I'm off to his right, gaining yards. He'd always been taller, but we used to be built about the same. Since coming to UW, he'd put on at least 40 pounds of muscle. I haven't. Makes me feel downright skinny.
We pass a lesbian bar where some of the womyn look tougher than James. Next to the dykes is a restaurant lit mostly by candles. Half the tables are taken by soft young men and their Daddies. I'm enough of a voyeur to want to grab a seat in the corner, to wallow in the reflected flirting and petting and heat, but James doesn't stop so I don't.
In another half a block we pass the definitive dive bar, a place so scummy even Ellensburg would have been ashamed. James leans over to say something when this kid bursts out of nowhere and runs right into him.
"What the fuck?" James grabs the guy's arm.
The kid—wait, no, older than a kid. Asian, so impossible to guess his age. So delicate it's just as hard to identify gender. Long black hair done up in an intricate braided topknot and shaved up the sides. Black eyeliner. Peach lips flecked with gold.
If there's a cock under those skinny, skinny jeans, I want it.
"Look at you." The kid runs his? her? their? hands up and down James's arms. "You are one fine looking man, and I am so sorry I bumped into you." He stops touching, shifts back a step, traps his bottom lip with bright white teeth. "Except I'm not."
James crosses his arms. His glare could rip the roof off a thunderbolt. The kid takes another step back. "I said I was sorry."
Not a girl's voice. Lower. Rougher. Clipped speech that's almost an accent. Maybe I want it to be true, so my brain classifies the kid as a "he". I belt James in the shoulder, shove him aside, step up like a conquering hero.
"You're sweet, too," the kid says. "Like a big ol' sugar cookie."
James laughs. "That's right, Sugar Cookie."
It's a step up from Homo, so I let it slide. "What's your name?"
The kid looks me up and down like I'm on the block for auction. "Sang."
"Sang!" Voices shriek from across the street. People run in our direction. One angry driver lays on their horn. "Sang!"
He's surrounded by a crowd, a swarm, at least three club kids, all more-or-less male, all colored ribbons and tight, ripped t-shirts. One has skin the color of a latte and long braids pouring out of a velvet scarf. One is so white he makes me look bronzed. The third is tall as I am and slender as a heron, his eyes almost obliterated by thick black liner. Their voices carry laughter undercut with real concern. Sang brushes them off. "Shut up. Sugar Cookie and I are just here talking."
I want to eat the sound of his voice, and my grin is all bumpkin. "I'm protecting you from the badass black man."
Sang slides over, little bells in his braided knot tinkling, and wraps his hand around my upper arm. "That's right. Sugar Cookie and I have stuff to do." The others twitter and giggle and egg him on.
James catches my eye, and I give him a nod that's more of a thought than an actual gesture. He shakes his head, smiling at the night sky, and moves off.
"Later," I say.
"I'm heading up to Dicks."
Dicks Drive-In on Broadway. The brothers hang out there. James will find friends. He'll text me before he leaves, or I'll text him. For now, I'm intrigued by this beautiful person gripping me with fingers too small to reach all the way around my bicep. Sang laughs, and it's like water splashing through rocks when the snow melts. His friends crowd us, and I feel like a sugar cookie, or like a loaf of white bread surrounded by artfully decorated cupcakes.
"Where are you going tonight?" I speak only to Sang.
"Wherever you want." His tongue peeks out and catches a bit of glitter from the corner of his mouth, his heavy-lidded eyes so hot they could bake me.
The intensity of their focus mutes the crowded street sounds. "You tell me. I'm new in town. I'll go anywhere you want as long as—" I pinch the sweet curve of his chin, lifting gently. "I end up with your mouth on me."
His smile goes sassy, and he steps away. "What if I take you someplace dangerous?"
"What?" I hold my arms wide. "You going to slip me a roofie and rob me blind? Maybe leave me naked in an alley somewhere?"
He tenses, hardens, most of the laughter fading. "I could."
My heart hammers like it's going to lock away my breath. I might have a size advantage, but these kids are home. I'm not. Right about the time I figure he's going to whip out a gun, the laughter's back.
"The only thing I want to do to you, Cookie, is find you something decent to wear." He grabs my hand, tugs me up the street.
I stumble, follow, breathe.
Ellensburg isn't Kansas, but I know how Dorothy feels.
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Calderon on climate talks: "As were squabbling, the plane is going down."
In an impassioned speech, Felipe Calderon, the president of Mexico and the host of the international climate summit taking place in Cancun, called for the nations of the world to stop "squabbling" and to work as one to halt global warming. Brad Johnson has the story and video.
After a session featuring the heads of state from Norway to Nauru, he recalled the scene in Copenhagen, Denmark, when nearly all of the heads of state of the entire world came together last year, yet left with a sense of failure and recrimination. After a state dinner with the queen of Denmark, Calderon said, they spent their moment of opportunity fighting behind closed doors for hours over who was to blame for the disastrous situation our civilization faces now "" while the smallest nations, those least responsible for the pollution, are now on the "point of disappearance":
Sometimes I think in this respect we fail to understand that we're all passengers in the same vessel, in the same aircraft, or the same vehicle. Our aircraft has now seen the disappearance of the pilot. Something happened in the cabin. And all the passengers are responsible for the aircraft, and we're squabbling about these matters. Whether the guilt lies with those in the tourist class or those sitting up front in first class and the plane continues to go down. It's as if we were in a truck on a winding road and the driver has had a heart attack, and we're all on the edge of hitting a tree, going over into a ravine, squabbling again. I think, friends, somebody has to take control of the aircraft or put on the brakes.
Calderon endorsed a practical and positive outcome to the Cancun talks "" an official acceptance of emissions targets, while recognizing that they may be insufficient to preserve the future of the small island states; immediate deployment of the international green fund for the least developed countries; the REDD+ mechanism to turn deforestation into reforestation; and forward steps on putting a price on carbon at the national level. These are just some of the challenges facing the negotiators today "" the United States delegation continues to be primarily concerned about transparency for China's pollution-reduction commitments, for example.
Expressing a sentiment shared by the activists outside the halls, and by the millions of people already suffering in our diminished, polluted world, Calderon called for the nations of the world to transcend their differences, disparities and faults and work together, finally, before all of civilization reaches the verge of disappearance.
"But today let us act," Calderon concluded. Rejecting the ideological stand of the Bolivian negotiators "" and the typical diplomatic tactics of practically every party in Cancun "" Calderon said that "radical pretexts or all-or-nothing postures shouldn't provide a proper excuse for those who don't want to cooperate to spend another year fighting and squabbling among the passengers among that single truck, that single bus, that single aircraft which is on the point of crashing."
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I've been sitting alongside the president of the Maldives, a good friend. And he repeatedly brought attention to the situation of the island states in Copenhagen. We had a dinner with Queen Margarita and many other heads of state. But after the event we went to a room to discuss until two, three, four am. I can describe what I saw there in that room. There were constant reproaches made by one group against others. There were developing countries who quite properly were blaming the developed countries because historically speaking, the increased carbon emissions through their industrial development. That was quite right. But the developed countries were saying even if the developed states got down to zero emissions that weren't enough to halt global warming. They were also quite right. As developing states grow, we are going to emit greenhouse gases ourselves. We'll all be worsening the problem.
And the sad and paradoxical thing is that the smaller the states, the more vulnerable they are. They haven't in the past, nor today, aren't emitting gases. They are not just vulnerable, they are on the point of disappearance. I think we need new terms.
Then the meeting continued not just that night, it's been going on all year, in fact, it's been going for 16 COPs now.
And a thought occurs to me. Sometimes I think in this respect we fail to understand that we're all passengers in the same vessel, in the same aircraft, or the same vehicle. Our aircraft has now seen the disappearance of the pilot. Something happened in the cabin. And all the passengers are responsible for the aircraft, and we're squabbling about these matters. Whether the guilt lies with those in the tourist class or those sitting up front in first class and the plane continues to go down. It's as if we were in a truck on a winding road and the driver has had a heart attack, and we're all on the edge of hitting a tree, going over into a ravine, squabbling again. I think, friends, somebody has to take control of the aircraft or put on the brakes.
I think the first key thing is to take control, and then to steer the process for emissions reductions, stop the discussions among our ranks about matters, however valuable they may be. I think that we have to reduce emissions so that global warming so that it is not more than 1.5 degrees. But the logical thing would be to stop global warming all together, to get down to zero. However the worst scenario is not to reach two degrees. The worst, as Nicholas Stern said yesterday, we will reach 5 degrees warming. And it's not just the small island states "" the majority of our states will be on the verge of disappearance. Whether it is to be one, or five, or two, let us try to get control of the truck, control of the aircraft, stabilize things. Only that way will be able to not just refine the targets but also the instruments which we need.
And a last thought: We've been very very focused on targets "" 1.5, four, whatever. I think what is key is to focus on the methods, on the specific practical instruments here and now to reach those targets. Ultimately what we need to do is to apply all the instruments to the maximum to cut the emissions. We'll reach those brakes and press those down to the floor. We have to do that.
In Cancun, I hope that in addition to endorsing the targets, we can start right now to looking at the instruments, the bus's brakes, the controls of the aircraft. What are those? The resources that need to come on tap now, so that countires don't delay the implementation of the green fund. We need the 28 billion dollars put to use now. Particularly in the least developed countries. The REDD+ mechanisms should come on line now as part of the effort, so that if you've got a deforested forest in Africa, or Central America, or Asia, you can reforest it, and thereby reduce emissions. So that discussions about a price on carbon gets underway now within a national context. These are the instruments, and I think that's the path to follow.
Taking control of the truck, taking the rudder, and starting to apply the brakes isn't the only problem. We don't know which curve we're going to crash in. We need to get back the controls which we lost a long time ago. Let us take that step. Let us be practical where we can be practical "" which implies not resignation or renunciation with respect to the fact that this is the only world we've got. The island states and everyone's countries should last reasonably and should be fit for living in forever. This is the target. But today let us act. I don't think that radical pretexts or all-or-nothing postures should provide a proper excuse for those who don't want to cooperate to spend another year fighting and squabbling among the passengers among that single truck, that single bus, that single aircraft which is on the point of crashing. We need to get control back over the vessel.
– Brad Johnson, in a ThinkProgress cross post.
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Yes, we have to act together.
But the main obstacles to that are a small group of financial elite people, mostly located here in the U.S.
They will not cooperate, and will not listen to reason, if history is any guide. ExxonMobil and Koch, for example, will not change unless forced to change, and their power and wealth is such that they have seized control of our political process, by creating the Tea Party and climate denier network.
So, they must be removed or bypassed- if we want to live.
Removal should be a simple case of nationalization, in my opinion. ExxonMobil should wake up some morning and find that all of its assets have been seized. In fact, the entire industrial network derived from the former Standard Oil empire founded by John D. Rockefeller including ExxonMobil and JPMorgan Chase should be nationalized, in my opinion. Koch Industries should also be seized, IMO. The President should just declare a state of emergency, and seize these corporations and all of their assets.
A slower but more legal way to pursue the removal option might be to file a massive civil suit against the coal and oil industries for climate damages, assessing them damages in proportion to the amount of CO2 they have emitted. The cost of global warming should be the cost of adaptation, plus an estimate of the value of services lost that have been provided by the climate in the past, plus punitive damages for bad behavior. That total would no doubt be many trillions of dollars- sufficient to bankrupt the coal and oil industries and break their power. The President should declare that the major stockholders and their descendants are liable for the bill, and seize the money, wherever it goes, IMO.
To do this, we need worldwide financial transparency- no more overseas numbered bank accounts. That way, we could follow the money if it tries to flee overseas, and get it back.
Unfortunately, in U.S. courts such a suit would probably be an exercise in futility. Our conservative Supreme Court would block, minimize, or overturn it, likely.
To bypass them, other countries especially China would have to use Biomass Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) to put carbon back underground, IMO. If China and the rest of the world were to convert all practical coal fired power plants to BECCS they could hold our U.S. financial elites to a climate stalemate, I think.
Calderon's analogy is wrong, I think.
The plane has pilots- who are trying to crash the airplane into the ground.
They are not "squabbling" they are "delaying until any change of real action is gone". There is a difference.
Interesting thought lines there Leland. What is the National debt currently owed to China? Any chance that China might want repayment with assets and not more paper? If China wants to seriously address Climatic Disruption perhaps China will want to seize control, but in the interests of continuing world wide economic function thru the WAWW, ("We All Win War"), transition, not try to "take it home" but just keep the profits for themselves. That action would not upset the apple cart that much as the profits currently are removed from circulation in our economy for the most part disappearing into the pockets of the filthy rich as is. In fact they could even call for a repeal of subsidies and pay all appropriate American taxes and MAKE POINTS!
"… seize control of EXXON"…. in the above statement. Dang those senior moments.
A great metaphor here. Thanks. I like hearing different analogies. (Joe, I think you did a post on AGW metaphors at one time) Years ago I used to think our plight was something like the Titanic – and placed our situation variously before or after hitting the iceberg – depending on interpretation. Now I think the airplane going down is a better analogy.
But so far the movie that works best is "Apollo 13" – and our life support systems are running down fast. Although the rampant insanity and stupidy is closer to "Dr Strangelove".
And who is making this movie we are in? How much control do we have? Closing one's eyes is not a smart thing to do.
That is an outstanding speech.
We certainly are in a global emergency. More so than in any time in modern human history.
I believe the right thing to do is recognize this and take appropriate action.
Ie start implementin states of extraordinary emegencies nations wide.
It's time to stop fooling ourselves. This problem is NOT going to be solved by market forces on it's own.
Our life styles are going to degrade, and there will be immense hardship to come.
Leland is correct. ExxonMobil, the Koch Brothers, and others like them who seem to be knowingly driving Earth towards an unlivable climate, are several orders of magnitude worse than the 911 terrorists. We need a war on climate change: As bad as was 911, the death toll was limited to thousands. Where we are headed with climate change the deaths will number in the millions—and that's just in the early phases. First nationalize fossil fuels. Then gradually shut down production while retraining workers to do solar and etc.
What's so upsetting is that so many people are oblivious of the situation. Almost everyone I talk to — whether on the bus, at the store, my neighbors, or whoever, they have no clue as to how bad it is. I almost feel embarrassed at saying the words: "global warming; climate change" because people snicker as if I'm ignorant for believing in it.
espritwater, i think that changed suddenly, at least in my town. I spoke with very conservative people recently and when i talk about climate change they just listen. Last year the same people did not listen.
Yesterday i met someone from the UK and his home is at the coast and in front of his property is the biggest off shore wind park of the world. He made statements that he noted the different view at the horizon, when i told him how cool this view is and that it signals process of a new era i would photograph just for that, he thought different suddenly. Beside that he acknowledged climate change and seemed concerned.
I read in one book that if Obama did what was necessary to avert catastrophic climate change, then he would have a revolution on his hands. That's the point: about half the people in this country don't believe in it. Perhaps if we (who know the truth) threaten a revolution, if we scare him enough, then perhaps he will feel forced to do what needs to be done.
This documentary I saw said that on the first Earth Day, there were about 10% of U.S. citizens in the streets, protesting the conditions of the environment (especially our rivers). It was the largest protest group ever to take place in the U.S. They had signs, were shouting, waving their fists, etc. and old Nixon had no choice except to appoint someone head of cleaning up our environment. And it worked! (Until Reagan became president and un-did it all!)
Leland – do you really want to live in a country where the government can seize assets just because some elected official decides to? Why not just get rid of our government and find a King! Maybe these companies are resisting because they see some of the measures suggested as simply "feel good" and know that instead of having any real affect, they will only raise our costs.
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Dear Anon,
Look here, we never paid the real cost in the first place!
We essentially took costly resources and paid pennies for them.
People need to get that into their heads — we did not pay the real cost of these fuels.
Now, we owe, and boy do we owe!
And we are going to have to pay because if we don't, we can forget about the planet and everything on it.
So, do you want to pay up or not, huh?
Anonymouse wrote: "Leland – do you really want to live in a country where the government can seize assets just because some elected official decides to? Why not just get rid of our government and find a King! Maybe these companies are resisting because they see some of the measures suggested as simply "feel good" and know that instead of having any real affect, they will only raise our costs."
This is the story we always get from companies: Any change in their business practices with the goal of dealing with environmental problems they create would be ruinously expensive. It was that way with removing tetraethyl lead from gasoline. More recently the same thing happened with the additive MTBE. Fly ash, arsenic, mercury, oxides of sulfur — name a pollutant, and I can show you estimates for the cost of cleaning it up that proved to be inflated once the job was undertaken.
Don't get me started on how that's playing out for climate change.
And in fact we do live in a country where, in many cases, "the government can seize assets just because some elected official decides to." There's eminent domain. There's the drug asset forfeiture law (not its official title.)
The problem is not an overbearing government stomping on companies that are struggling to survive. The problem is that large companies have gained such sway over government in the U.S. that they can, with a little patience, get pretty much whatever they want.


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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. -- The 2009 Mission Prep Christmas Classic wasn't as plentiful with elite teams as in the past, but it did provide a championship game that was well worth the wait. Coming into the finale, it almost was a foregone conclusion that Taft (Woodland Hills, Calif.) would walk away with first place, but F.W. Ballou (Washington, D.C.) had a whole different agenda.
Although the Toreadors (Taft) had a more balanced roster with elite talent, the Knights (F.W. Ballou) initiated the contest with a little medieval flavor and took a 35-28 halftime lead due to being much more physical. However, 6-foot-8 DeAndre Daniels (Taft) would change the game's complexion by blocking seven shots and hauling down 14 rebounds to go along with 17 points. His terrific all-around effort -- which helped him earn MVP honors -- combined with a surprising 19-point outburst by 6-4 Pierson Williams would vault Taft to a 65-62 victory.
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Bryce Jones, SG (6-5, 180)
2010, Woodland Hills, Calif./Taft
Jones played very well throughout the week, with the exception of the championship. Despite his propensity to get into foul trouble throughout the tournament, he did manage to put up some impressive numbers. What's special about Jones is his ability to affect the game on many levels. He has a solid handle in transition and is one of the better passing wing-types in the country. Despite his wiry frame, he is also a terrific rebounder with a significant amount of bounce. He gets most of his points sliding and slithering his way to the basket and he's even posting up more, which is nice to see. Defensively, he slides his feet very well and he'll be able to guard multiple positions at the next level. However, his jump shot needs polishing to keep defenses honest and he needs to stop picking up silly fouls -- especially in transition.
Dontae Thomas, SG (6-3,180)
2010, Washington, D.C./F.W. Ballou
Thomas was the most consistent performer on a physically imposing, yet fairly well-rounded team. He has an ideal frame for the 2-guard slot at the next level as well as the necessary ball skills -- except shooting. He is terrific off the dribble and has excellent body control while finishing in the lane. In addition, he delivered a number of nifty assists to keep the defenders honest. He is primarily a scorer and is very potent in the midrange area, but he'll need to improve his jump shot to take his game to another level. His shot is flat and it's not a confident stroke, by any means. Overall, Thomas is neither a 1 nor a 2, but he should find a spot at the Division I level as a glue-type player.
DeAndre Daniels, PF (6-8,190)
2010, Woodland Hills, Calif./Taft
After a summer in which Daniels was strictly known as a scorer, it's nice to see him adjust his game to benefit his team. The sinewy power forward didn't hunt shots all week and rebounded at an impressive rate. In addition to his blocked shots and rebounding, he displayed a feathery touch to the stripe. Despite the improvements in his approach, it will be interesting to see how his game will translate to the Big 12 because he will need to add bulk to his frail frame to be effective at that particular level.
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Jordon Batts, PG (6-2, 165)
2012, Fresno, Calif./Edison
Batts is one of the better looking 2-guards on the West Coast class of 2012. He has a solid frame with good length and he possesses the ability to score in many ways. He loves to work the baseline, coming off of screens, to make room for his smooth jump shot. He doesn't get great lift on his shot, but his release is very quick and tight. His ballhandling is more than solid in the open court and his first step to the basket is quite good. In addition, he has a nice runner that he hits with regularity. He needs to get stronger going left and to develop a midrange pull-up, but overall he looks to be a solid Division I prospect.
Michaelyn Scott, SG (6-0, 155)
2011, Los Angeles/Washington
Scott is an undersized 2-guard for the next level, but he has a tremendous knack to score. He can stroke the jump shot either off the catch or the pull-up off the dribble. He has a crafty handle in the open court and will locate the open man on occasion, but he looks to score more often than not. Despite his wiry frame, he is a very potent slasher and has a nice floater to boot. Scott has a slight frame and doesn't possess ideal size for Division I, but if he could develop some point guard skills, his future playing at the next level increases significantly.
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Robert Upshaw, C (6-10, 220)
2012, Fresno, Calif./Edison
Upshaw has an enormous frame and may end up a 7-footer due to his length and huge feet. However, like most bigs, he has a long ways to go in terms of his overall development. He doesn't have much lift, but that should improve in time as he physically matures. However, in terms of his post skills he needs to bend his knees and spread out to take advantage of his length. He plays too straight up and down and lacks aggressiveness at both ends. He does have soft hands, however, and he turns over his left shoulder pretty effectively around the basket. Defensively, he keeps his hands up most of the time, but at his size he needs to be a much better shot blocker and rebounder to make more of an impact in each and every game.
• Frankie Eteuati (Los Angeles/Cathedral), a 6-8 senior, needs a significant amount of strength added to his frail frame to play in the Big West Conference (Cal State Northridge signee), but he can score in a variety of ways.
• Christopher Brown (Los Angeles/Washington Prep), a 6-0 junior, has solid speed, quickness and understands the point guard position. However, the level of his recruitment will depend on the development of a consistent jump shot.
• Louisiana Tech-bound 6-6 James Johnson (North Hollywood, Calif./Campbell Hall) showed well in the third-place game after getting into foul trouble in the semifinal loss to Taft. The strong lefty did a nice job of facing up his opponent and converting, as well as sealing his defender in the paint area for easy scores.
• Williams hit a number of big shots during the week. The lefty has a very smooth stroke out to 22 feet and isn't afraid to rebound.
• Christian Leach (Washington, D.C./F.W. Ballou), a 6-2 senior, is a physically imposing scoring guard who has an innate ability to get to the rim and finish with contact.
• Taft received some outstanding guard play from up-and-coming 6-3 junior Spencer Dinwiddie and quintessential glue-type 6-2 Jordan Gathers.
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The backstory is that I have a blog that just has generic posts about nothing and everything. I want to create a more specific blog on particular topics (that I have a heap of posts on in my original blog). My older blog has a flamboyant flare about it, whereas I want the new one to be more serious and professional. Rather than duplicating the posts I can filter the content visible in the blog by categories etc.
I have a multisite install and I have noticed that even if you have multiple domains mapped, it is the primary domain only that displays. ie, if you have domain1.com and domain2.net in the domain mapping and domain1.com is the primary domain, that when you go to domain2.net/post/1111 it will go to domain1.com/post/1111
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Already known as a refuge for people from other lands, New Haven is tightening its embrace of newcomers as its mayor seeks to extend voting rights to illegal immigrants and other noncitizens, a policy challenge that comes shortly after attacks on "sanctuary cities" by Republican presidential candidates.
The Democratic mayor, John DeStefano, helped illegal immigrants come of the shadows four years ago when he launched a first-of-its-kind program to give them city resident cards. Despite crackdowns elsewhere, he has forged ahead with proposals that he says are designed to find common ground in a diverse city.
"We're a place of differences," he said. "We're a place that sees a strength and places a value on welcoming folks from all over."
Dozens of American cities including New York, San Francisco and Cambridge, Mass., take a hands-off approach to pursuing illegal immigrants. While advocates say they are rightly distancing themselves from a broken immigration system, critics accuse them of flouting federal law as "sanctuary cities" — a label not all of them accept.
Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich has vowed to cut off federal funding for such cities. One of his rivals, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, pushed a bill this year that would have prohibited cities from acting as "sanctuaries" for illegal immigrants and allowed local law enforcement to become more involved in immigration enforcement. Mitt Romney has said he opposed sanctuary cities as Massachusetts governor and, as president, he would "find the right approach" to ending them if legally possible.
President Barack Obama has resisted calls from some Republicans to crack down on sanctuary cities. As a Democratic candidate in 2007, he said the U.S. government should address the issue by providing a rational immigration system, not by withdrawing funds from cities that shelter noncitizens.
More than 70 cities and states nationwide bar police from asking community residents who have not been arrested to prove their legal status, according to the Immigration Policy Center, a nonpartisan research organization. For many, including New Haven, the goal is to make immigrants comfortable reaching out to police for help.
Those policies, however, do not prevent state or local police from reporting foreign-born criminals to the Department of Homeland Security.
New Haven, the home of Yale University, is a port city of 125,000 residents with a history of embracing liberal politics and social change. It was a hotbed for civil rights protests in the 1960s and, more than a century earlier, the city where African captives from the slave ship Amistad were jailed before winning their freedom in the 1840s.
The city has an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 illegal immigrants, resettles some 200 refugees annually and hosts roughly 2,000 noncitizens associated with Yale.
DeStefano long ago prohibited police from asking people about their immigration status. In addition to his pledge to seek legislative action allowing illegal immigrants to vote — a proposal that many, including Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, see as unrealistic — the 10-term mayor last week also spoke out against a federal immigration enforcement program, Secure Communities, which uses fingerprints collected in local jails to identify illegal immigrants who have been arrested.
DeStefano brushed off the Republican attacks as irrelevant to his city and suggested critics are using immigrants as scapegoats amid the weak economy.
"These are hard times right now in America," he said. "Part of human nature is when you're angry to look for someone else to blame for your problems. I understand that."
New Haven's immigrant-friendly reputation sets it apart from some other Connecticut communities, including next-door neighbor East Haven, where a U.S. Justice Department investigation found Monday that police had singled out Latinos for harassment and where a criminal investigation by the FBI could lead to indictments of individual officers.
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This is Cathedral Rock. You can walk into this rock from at least four different entry points. On a sunny day the sun's rays come streaming down into the rock and it feels celestial! From inside the rock on a sunny day it is easy to understand why it is called Cathedral Rock. A Bandon resident.
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Hey thanks for the information about the rock. When I first shot this image I named it face rock because of the Face rock View point. I was told that it was not so I changed it.
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WordPress 3.4.1 just installed :)
Anyway, this is my first attempt with autonav, so I might be doing something wrong.
I can get correct output using the "sibling" shortcode, but nothing at all using the "family" or "children" shortcodes.
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gives me all the same-level pages, in 6 columns.
But if I use
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Gives me nothing - no errors, just a blank page. (same with children).
I'm using the "Weaver 2" theme, but tried a couple of other themes just in case it was something to do with them but had the same issue.
Maybe my wordpress is infertile :p
Thank you :)