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CBR Reviewer Greg McElhatton gives Grant Morrison & Yanick Paquette's "Batman Incorporated" #5 4 stars, saying the series "has kicked into high gear" with this latest installment.
DC Comics has released a preview of "Batman Incorporated" #5 by Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette. The issue, guest-starring Batwoman, hits tomorrow, April 27.
Chad Nevett gives Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham's "Batman Incorporated" #4 a 4.5 star reviews, calling the Batwoman-centric story "one of the single best issues in Morrisonâs tenure on the character "
DC Comics has released a preview for "Batman Incorporated" #4 written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by newly-exclusive artist Chris Burnham. Batwoman guest stars Wednesday, March 23.
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman, Inc." #3 a 4 star review, calling the new Grant Morrison and Yanick Paqutte series, "a fun amalgamation of, it seems, whatever Morrison feels like writing about."
DC Comics has released a preview for "Batman, Inc." #3 by Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette. The issue, featuring covers by Dave Finch and J.H. Williams III, hits stores this Wednesday, March 9.
The editor of the Batman comics line, Mike Marts swings by THE BAT SIGNAL to explain how the worlds of Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson will collide while the creators of Gotham City draw the wide-ranging cast closer together.
Grant Morrison teases future team-ups and what's to come in the pages of his new ongoing series "Batman Incorporated," including the return of El Gaucho, Chief Man-of Bats and the debut of the Batman of Africa.
Chad Nevett reviewed the second issue of "Batman, Inc.," giving the comic 4 stars while declaring that writer Grant Morrison and artist Yanick Paquette's work on the title is resulting in "just flat-out good comics."
DC Comics has provided CBR News with an exclusive five-page preview of this Wednesday's "Batman Incorporated" #2 by writer Grant Morrison and artist Yanick Paquette.
Grant Morrison spoke with CBR News, revealing that by the end of the first year of "Batman Incorporated" readers will find out why the agents Bruce Wayne is recruiting in these very specific locations are so important.
Benjamin Birdie gave the debut issue of "Batman Incorporated" 4.5 stars saying of Grant Morrison, Yanick Paquette and Michel Lacombe's issue, "watching Bruce Wayne's Batman in this world is a delight."
The next chapter in Grant Morrison's Batman mega-epic starts here as artist Yanick Paquette helps take the Dark Knight on a brand-building, globe-trotting mission full of new heroes, new villains and old flames.
With the line-shifting game changer hitting the Dark Knight in today's "Batman & Robin" #16, DC Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras swings by to explain how Bruce Wayne's return will affect not just his life but the entire world of Gotham City.
In part two of our epic interview, Grant Morrison opens up about the BatFranchise changes under his stewardship and where it goes next from "Batman, Inc." to his future with Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne and more.
DC Comics has released a pair of Batman-themed advance previews, offering early looks at November's heavily anticipated "Batman Inc." #1 and "Batman: The Dark Knight" #1.
DC Comics has released Yanick Paquett'e cover for his and Grant Morrison's "Batman Inc." #2 which seems to indicate that one of the Bat-franchises will be opening up in the Far East come December. ROBOT 6 has the cover.
Yanick Paquette talks to CBR about his return to DC Comics and why working with Grant Morrison, not Batman, was the biggest draw. He also revealed the dynamic duo have another project in the works.
Comics superstar Grant Morrison spoke with CBR TV during CCI about DC Comics' just announced "Batman, Inc." comic, his two year plan for the series, Damian Wayne's role as Robin, Grant's movie "Sinatoro" and much more.
DC Co-Publisher Dan Didio spoke with CBR TV about the company's just-announced plans for "Batman Inc.," a new series envisioned and written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Yanick Paquette.
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Afternoon heat index values from 103 to 108 degrees will be possible in some areas like Hidalgo and Starr Counties, but lower 100 to 105 degree heat index values will be more common over much of the CWA. The onshore flow will keep dew points in the 70s, with PWAT values above average in the upper quartile of the one to two inch increment. Nonetheless, PoP will remain mostly in the slight or isolated category. Actually went a little higher than model guidance across sea breeze territory in order to keep mentionable precip in parts of the forecast, since we`ve been seeing some production out of the sea breeze, despite being hard to pinpoint specific locales. May also see isolated coastal showers overnight, which has been a recurring feature. As previously suggested, conditions will continue to be similar to what we`ve been seeing the last few days. LONG TERM (Sunday Night through Friday):For the most part the long term will be keying on a change in the mid and upper level features across Texas mainly Tuesday through the end of next work week. Models continue evolving towards settling on an amplified ridge in the west with another weaker ridge across the Southeast states with troughs over the Midwest and across Texas. Main challenge for the period will be rain chances and areal coverage with differences on the moisture fields between the drier GFS and the slightly wetter ECMWF. With the approach of an westward moving inverted trough Tuesday we will see some increase in moisture however GFS is having a difficult time with day to day consistency in depth and content. ECMWF usually has a wet bias and is not disappointing in this pattern with some pops as much 30 points higher Tuesday and Thursday. Not totally convinced it will rain everywhere and everyday so the forecast will not be zero but do not expect widespread rainfall either. 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i like that Ridgid combo
i just purchased a vacuum 14 gallons same brand
work great
Black friday is almost here
what do you guys have on your wish list ?
i need a refrigerant leak detector :eek2:
im in Flotida BTW
Fort Myers/ Naples:whistle:
now i have my Hitachi drill and impact to sell
they are almost brand new, just one months old.
my GF gave me a present, the Dewalt,
so i have to sell the hitachi
of course i can't sell her...
i have this one and it work fabulous :cheers:
Dunno i live in Florida :-)
i cannot see your picture sorry :-)
i just got mine and so far i love it.
hey i am an HVAC tech in fort myers.
i have a S53
its 2 year old and work great
its small and that help when you want to measure compressor amps
i like it
According with Bacarach website, the H10 G has been discontinued
now they make the H10 PRO
here the interiors, very nice and clean !!
This one is another on, actually is a FIAT, i believe is the Ducato, in Italy is sold since 1980 or so, very hard worker truck !!
For service this is another nice one and is rated 25 mpg
If the gas price will rise again i think we all should buy this little one :eek2::eek2::eek2:401641
now lets see the outside, what brand do you have. :cheers:
yes i was thinking about that, but if i need to carry with me a condeser for a replacement, the truck bed is tall. maybe i can rent a trailer
this is fancy :troll2:
I am on the market for a new pickup or van
which one do you have ?
Lets see your baby :eek2::eek2::eek2:
what's about this one? ...
So one months ago, i have used hoses with the 1/4 fitting a little bit longer, almost twice, so it will protect your hands, but i cannot remember the brand. :gah::gah:
does someone have this kind...
i've found this brand online, are they any good ?
You guys are missing the point. :whistle:
I agree with you big load = big engine, although a van would be better (chevy, ford, nissan).
But i said specifically for service where you don't need big...
Well, the new Silverado will be here soon, and i bet will sport a 3.5 V6 too, with the high cost of gas the makers are trying to get better mileage.
Dodge is Chrysler, which is owned by FIAT, the italian automaker, so forget about the crappy cars of the 80's--90's.
with all that famous fashion designers and architects at least the next cars...
this is kind of cool actually !!!
No need to remove the fan :bump:
I never see this one before.
Old school guys are covering the fan with cardboard
do you think will work ?
I like it, and, with the new3.5 V6 engine, the mileage is 25 MPG. :whistle:
I think would be perfect for service AC considering the gas price is increasing every day?
what do you guys think about...
OMG LOLOLOL mine are not soo small :grin2::grin2::grin2:
actually i have this one but i dropped a couple of time from a roof so i need a new one.
And a friend of mine told me about the Dewalt 12 Volt
I am writing to inquire about possible openings for a service technician / installer in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area.
I just graduate from Lindsay Cooper School of Refrigeration in Irving,...
i use this one, i keep it in my shirt pocket always ready to go, and i just love it. Period.
I live in Texas FW, someone told me about batteries and hot texas summer 110-115 F
I like the Bosh, but the handle is too "FAT" for my hands
I am on the market for a new drill.
i do service so don't need lot of power.
So far this one is the one i like a lot, great balance excellent feeling in your hand.
Some of 12 V have a chunky...
I have Klein, so far they are working great, and if you loose one just go to the orange square and replace it, how easy is that ?
Online i saw Felo screwdrivers, with a yellow and black handle, made...
As i said i ilke the craftmans, they seeem well built but kind heavy for a 3/8" and i am not 100% convinced that is a good one. BTW i dont carry the sockets and wrench in my service bag, a CLC that...
Well at the end i choose the channellock
Fedex just delivered a brand new 12 inches, simply amazing the jaws are so thigt... Look like a swiss watch lol
Made another order for the 8 inches as well...
Does anyone have the Klein set ? I do residential too and my rachet broke last week so i need a new one but i dont want pay big buck for snap on or other top brands
I need a socket wrench, the budget it's around $40, so far i've been at the orange square the craftmans low profile seem nice but heavy and kind of big.
I am wondering which socket wrench do you...
What about this one LMAO :gah:
I lived 3 years in Naples, airport area, then my wife got laid off, she used to work for the pubblic library in downtown, and she found a job here in tx
Like you, I also hate Naples, the most...
Well i have owned this little puppy 7.5 amps of pure joy and power always served me very well always never got a problem. Higly suggested :whistle:...
I like those too, are the tips strong or soft ???
This have bigs handles for my small hands anything else ???
I have 2 craftams they are nice but the tips are too soft
I am in the market for a new set of screwdrivers.
So far i like the Klein, the yellow and black one, and i like the milwakee too, at least they look good to me. I have small hands so i dont want...
I am in the market for a 8" and a 12" but with so many brands i dont know which one is a good one.
So far i have watched at Dewalt ,Husky, Kobalt, Crescent and a couple more, no one really impresed...
Hey we are neighbor :cheers: we should meet one of this days i am in park glen north of FW
i just moved here from FL
What do you guys think about it ?
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OK, time to consider the possibility that Connecticut's women can win the national championship again, which would be their fourth in a row.
You already have considered it, you say? You just took a look at the bracket and started seeing the potential dominoes go down one by one?
Or are you saying, "What? Shut up! Just shut up! I don't even want to hear it! Not UConn again, please. Just drop me down a mine shaft now."
The Huskies -- the No. 3 seed in the Kansas City Regional -- have lost seven games this season. Everyone knows they're not the Sue Bird-Swin Cash-Diana Taurasi-Ashja Jones-Tamika Williams Huskies of 2002. But, of course, they don't have to be that good. They just have to get the crank turning and see how far it takes them.
Texas Tech coach Marsha Sharp was asked the other day what was most crucial for a team's NCAA Tournament success.
"Experience," she said. "And having a clear-cut 'I'm going to go make plays for you' type of player. There's no clearer example than Taurasi the last few years. Kids who step up and have remarkable games that take their teams to the next level."
OK, we know there's no Taurasi anymore for the Huskies. But I've always thought the greatest players leave a residue, if you will, of their greatness. Even when the stars are no longer there, the things they did can inspire the remaining players who competed alongside them.
Even Taurasi's transformation into the Huskies' go-to player didn't happen overnight. But Connecticut fans should be happy having witnessed stretches where Charde Houston has shown superstar quality. Maybe her biggest breakthrough moment yet will come in the 2005 NCAA Tournament.
Then there's the experience factor. UConn's got plenty of that, and specifically NCAA championship experience. Ann Strother, Barbara Turner, Ashley Battle, Jessica Moore ... at some point, the feeling could just kick in for them: "Hey, this is familiar. This is what we're supposed to be doing."
Turner hasn't been fully healthy this season, missing four games in January. But she has seemed more like herself the last three contests, scoring in double figures in all of them. And Turner is, by personality and talent, such a classic "big-game" player.
Strother has had to carry the consistency of the scoring load, and with just a few exceptions, she has done pretty well with that. Sure, the Huskies have had a few "hold-your-nose" games offensively, but Strother has come through with what has been needed most of the time.
Moore had to return from the ACL injury she suffered last season during the NCAA title game. It has often been the case that UConn players are "underrated" to a degree because their individual stats don't leap out at you. UConn followers are sure to have their own views on which player that phenomenon has affected most over the years in terms of national recognition, but I tend to think it's Moore.
And Battle is the one who -- at any time -- might suddenly start making plays all over the court and usually provides almost a rocket-booster effect for UConn. You don't know whether she will do it, but you do know that she can.
Obviously, a lot has been made of the point-guard situation and the chess match that Geno Auriemma has sort of played against the memory of Taurasi/Maria Conlon. Which brings us to Auriemma, and how many different buttons he has had to push this year. It hasn't been easy, but a lot of things have worked -- or are on the verge of working.
Taurasi and everything she was able to do in the biggest situations can't really be replaced or successfully duplicated. If the Huskies find themselves in a position in this tournament where they need a "Taurasi moment" to survive, they might not get it. But if they play as well as they're capable, that might be enough.
Now, certainly other teams in UConn's quarter of the draw are saying, "OK, knock it off. We're ready for the Huskies if we have to face them."
And they might well be. But it's notable that there isn't another top seed in the Kansas City Regional with monstrously athletic potential.
That doesn't mean the likely opponents won't present challenges if the Huskies do reach Kansas City. Top-seeded Michigan State won big at UConn in late December and isn't going to be intimidated. Meanwhile, No. 2 seed Stanford is probably on a slow boil again, feeling it has been underestimated by the committee for the second year in a row. And this is a Stanford team that has all the bases covered.
To make it to the Sweet 16, fourth-seeded Kansas State must overcome having lost a four-year starter in Megan Mahoney to injury a week before the tournament. But if the Wildcats do get there, they will be just two hours from their home in Manhattan, Kan., and have the crowd advantage.
If you factor in some upset potential, consider No. 5 seed Vanderbilt making the Sweet 16 for the second year in a row. The Commodores' nonconference schedule left a lot to be desired. But certainly by its SEC semifinal against Tennessee, Vandy looked like a seriously good team.
Or -- and Stanford fans will just love this even being brought up -- what if seventh-seeded Iowa State is the team that makes it into the Sweet 16? The Cyclones' home of Ames is just 3½ hours from KC's Municipal Auditorium, and Iowa State would have the same type of crowd advantage as K-State.
Still, no matter how you figure it, picturing UConn getting to Indianapolis doesn't take very much imagination. And what if the Huskies met Tennessee there in the semifinals? UConn is 9-3 against the Orange Crew since 2000.
And of the top eight teams on the other side of the draw, three have won national championships, but only one did so recently -- Tempe Regional No. 4 seed Notre Dame in 2001. The others are Tempe's top-seeded North Carolina (1994) and
Chattanooga's third-seeded Texas (1986).
Which means that if UConn survives into the final, it takes all that title game-winning experience into the last night.
So, yeah, it could happen again.
Mechelle Voepel of The Kansas City Star is a regular contributor to ESPN.com's women's basketball coverage. E-mail her at email@example.com.


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Published: Sunday, April 1, 2007 at 3:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, April 1, 2007 at 3:37 p.m.
Jacqui Dugas, Houmas area general manager for Comcast, said the technical problems many subscribers are having with their cable, internet and phone services should be corrected within two weeks.
She said the widespread problems were caused by the transition from Time Warner to Comcast.
The Comcast customer support line is 1-800-COMCAST, or 1-800-266-2278. Dugas said call volume is way up since the transition, and recommends that customers who are still having problems should call sometime other than the peak TV-watching hours, which are from 5:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.
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Motors: Learn About Motors Here > Simply put, an electric motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. This is achieved by the principle of electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction is the principle that a current carrying conductor, when placed in a magnetic field will have a force exerted on the conductor proportional to the current flowing and the strength of the magnetic field. The basic principles of electromagnetic induction were discovered in the early 1800's by Oersted, Gauss and Faraday. However, it was Tesla who was able to take motor technology to the next level in the late 1800's and revamped the manufacture of motors as well. Tesla was able to successfully garner 900 patents in the electrical field that had relevance for motor applications.
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We asked our writers to rank their top stories of 2011, moments that defined the teams they cover and affected the fans who follow those teams. Here, Dave McMenamin makes his picks for the Los Angeles Lakers. Vote on your favorite moments in the poll at right or add your own in the comments.
5. Kobe Bryant moves up the all-time scoring list
It was an accomplishment that was hard to appreciate in the moment, considering the 2010-11 Lakers season was all about the quest for a three-peat championship, but Bryant continued to make history. He shot up the NBA's all-time scoring list, passing John Havlicek, Dominique Wilkins, Oscar Robertson, Hakeem Olajuwon, Elvin Hayes and Moses Malone -- to move from No. 12 to No. 6 overall. Bryant averaged 25.3 points per game -- his seventh straight season eclipsing the 25-points-per-game mark -- and played in all 82 games despite his bothersome right knee. Bryant's ascension was punctuated by the fact that Shaquille O'Neal retired at the end of last season in fifth place on the all-time scoring list. If Bryant stays healthy, he should pass Shaq sometime around the midway point of the 2011-12 season.
4. Lakers go 17-1 out of the All-Star break
People were starting to write off the Lakers by the All-Star break, as the team stumbled into intermission having lost three games in a row capped by a loss to Cleveland, a team the Lakers had beaten by 55 points earlier in the season. The Lakers did it with defense as assistant coach Chuck Person worked with Phil Jackson to revamp their system to center around Andrew Bynum staying in the lane and protecting the rim. L.A. reeled off winning streaks of eight and nine games, interrupted by a loss in Miami in the middle. Still, 10 of the 17 wins came against teams that would go on to make the playoffs -- including an overtime win in Portland, a win in Oklahoma City against the youthful Thunder, a win in San Antonio against the No. 1 Spurs and two wins against the Mavericks.
3. Lakers lose by 36 points in Game 4 of a sweep by the Dallas Mavericks
The three-peat dream died on a Sunday afternoon in May against the Mavs. Somehow throughout Dallas' resurgence and the Lakers' dominance during the past decade, the two teams had avoided one another in the playoffs. Lakers fans wish it would have stayed that way, as L.A. ran into a buzz saw and was thoroughly outplayed by the eventual-champion Mavericks. From blowing a 16-point, second-half lead in Game 1 to not executing down the stretch in Game 3 with a chance to claw back into the series right in front of them, the Lakers just did not have what it takes. Following the sweep, Lakers legend Magic Johnson said management should "blow up" the team.
2. Phil Jackson retires; Mike Brown is hired
The most successful coach in professional basketball history retired in May, as he said he would at the start of the season. Jackson's last-stand season left the Hall of Fame coach with a bad taste in his mouth; he couldn't add one more ring to his collection of 11 to achieve a nice, round number as he had hoped. The Lakers' coaching search was swift and surprising. Instead of going with the internal candidate, Brian Shaw, or the experienced candidate in Rick Adelman, the team went in a totally new direction from the 65-year-old Jackson and hired the 41-year-old Mike Brown. It was a dramatic regime shift, as the Lakers parted ways with many employees with ties to Jackson and laid off a handful of staffers during the lockout and never invited them back when the work stoppage was resolved.
1. Chris Paul trade nixed; Lamar Odom shipped to Dallas
In a move that Bryant described as an attempt by the Lakers to acquire "another player that can carry them on well after I retire," L.A. pieced together a three-team trade that would have sent Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom to New Orleans for point guard Chris Paul, and then Gasol would have been flipped to Houston for other pieces. After the deal was agreed upon, commissioner David Stern swooped in to veto the trade, acting on behalf of the Hornets, who currently are owned by the league. The long-term damage cannot be measured yet, but the immediate fallout has been jarring for the Lakers, as Odom requested a trade after hearing his name dangled in the talks. The Lakers sent Odom to Dallas for a trade exception and a future first-round pick, a move that has yet to fully flower as L.A. has not made any subsequent deals. Meanwhile, Paul landed in L.A. after all, only as a member of the Los Angeles Clippers. Time will tell just how much the professional basketball landscape of L.A. was changed by one nixed deal.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers for ESPNLosAngeles.com. Follow him on Twitter.


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I am more dev than ops, so please assume I am quite ignorant about Linux and general server admin knowledge.
My linux box is a
Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal) 1024 MB RAM, 40 GB Disk from Rackspace.
My purpose is to use it for a single website running on cakephp 2.3
Right now, I am running Jenkins on the same server to help with continuous deployment for the application code on the server.
Once we have enough traffic, I intend to move the Jenkins into a separate server.
At this point in time, I have yet to install Jenkins, but I have already installed Php5-fpm and Nginx. The memory usage has gone from 4% to 41% after installing php5-fpm.
I have yet to move my application code to this server and yet to install Jenkins on the server.
My questions are:
how do I read this php5-fpm configuration i have setup, starting from pm to pm.status_path?now this is a standalone question over here.
- what are the implications if i change some of the settings, especially pm.max_children?
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My favorite on that show was Jerry Orbach. I loved him. Yeah -- he was the best because he always had a funny little one-liner when they found the dead body. They found a teacher lying dead in an alley, and Orbach would be like, 'Huh, looks like school's out.' I always wanted to see an episode where he couldn't think of a clever one -- where they find a guy dead with a Mars Bar in his hand, and Orbach's like, 'Huh, looks like, uh, he won't be going to Mars anytime soon. Get it -- Mars Bar? Ah, screw you guys. Nine times out of 10, they're funny.'
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A wreck slowed westbound lanes of Interstate 435 at Wornall Road during the morning commute.
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I don't recall him ever actually being called anything but names by Dr Smith.
He was usually referred to as just "Robot", but officially named Robot B-9.
I remember (watching the show in reruns as a kid) the robot as the "B-9 Environmental Control Robot". On his "packaging" (a box or a metal cabinet, I think) you can see the name G.U.N.T.E.R., which is an acronym for "General Utility Non-Theorizing Environmental Robot"
His name was "Robot". Just to nitpick, in the second season episode "Ghost Planet" he is referred to as "Robot B-9." In every other episode he is addressed merely as "Robot."
In an episode where they travel back in time to just before they launch, there is a crate in Dr. Smith's office. It contains the Robot. On the side there is an acronym, G.U.N.T.H.E.R., which stood for General Utility Non Theorizing Environmental Robot. But as others have said, they always referred to him as Robot. Some people think his name is Robbie, but that is only because he was designed by the same person: Robert Kinoshita. Originally, Robbie was supposed to be the Robinson's Robot, but Irwin Allen could get him for filming the new material added to the pilot footage. Robbie was a busy robot actor back then and made many guest star appearance on various TV shows-including eventually Lost in Space, first as the Robots' adversary, in "War of the Robots" and later on in "Condemned in Space."
There was one episode where a sentient robot referred to him as B-9. In the script, they often referred to him as 'hero'.
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Robby the Robot was actually a Robot on the film, "The Lost Planet". That same Robot featured in season 1 episode 20, where the Robinson's Robot got very jealous of a Robot they found, which happened to be the same Robot used as Robby the Robot in The Lost Planet.


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Eni Declines as Libya Unrest Worsens, BP Stops Exploration
Eni SpA, the largest foreign oil producer in Libya, fell the most in 19 months in Milan trading, and BP Plc suspended exploration because of worsening violence in the North African country.
Eni, which produced 244,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day in Libya in 2009, fell 5.1 percent, the most since July 2009. The company said in a statement that production is continuing as normal. BP has no producing assets in Libya and is evacuating families and non-essential staff, said David Nicholas, a spokesman for Europe's second-largest oil company.
Libya holds the largest crude oil reserves in Africa and oil prices rose to a two-year high today. Saif al-Islam Qaddafi called on protesters against his father Muammar Qaddafi's 41-year rule to engage in dialogue or face a civil war that risks the country's oil wealth, warning that "rivers of blood will flow" if demonstrations continue.
"The violence is unsettling and it's definitely right to be cautious," said Jason Kenney, head of oil and gas research at ING Wholesale Banking in Edinburgh. "It seems like Eni is most at risk. The gas coming into Europe is quite significant, so it's a concern."
Shokri Ghanem, chairman of Libya's National Oil Corp., said he had no information about a disruption in oil production. Al Jazeera reported earlier that Libya's Nafoora oil field had stopped producing because of an employee strike.
Pipeline to Italy
Eni said that while "no problems at plants and operational activities have been reported," family members of its employees are being relocated and repatriated. The company also operates the Greenstream gas pipeline from Libya to Italy through the Mediterranean Sea.
BP retreated 0.3 percent in London. BP will remain committed to doing business in Libya, Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley said at a press conference today after announcing an agreement to buy stakes in licenses in India.
Austria's largest oil company OMV AG is withdrawing all non-essential staff from Libya. The Vienna-based company produced 34,000 barrels a day in Libya in the first nine months of 2010, its third-biggest production country after Romania and Austria. OMV fell 4.2 percent to 32.57 euros in Vienna.
BASF SE's Wintershall unit, which operates eight oil fields in the Libyan desert, is making preparations together with Libya's National Oil Corp. to reduce its production in the country and allow its international employees and their families to repatriate, the company said in an e-mail response to questions today.
Oil Gains
Oil rose to a two-year high today, with Brent crude prices in London exceeding $105 a barrel. Price swings of the commodity have doubled this year as unrest spreads through the Middle East, source of one-third of global crude supply.
Libya has become the focal point of regional protests ignited by the ouster of Tunisia's president last month and energized by the fall of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11. Violence has flared in Yemen, Djibouti and Bahrain as governments cracked down on calls for reform.
Thousands of people demonstrated yesterday in Benghazi, Libya's second-largest city. They were met by gunfire from forces loyal to the 68-year-old Qaddafi, Human Rights Watch said, citing reports from witnesses.
Statoil, Repsol
Statoil ASA, the Norwegian energy producer, closed its office in Tripoli, spokesman Baard Glad Pedersen said by phone. Statoil participates in land-based oil production and exploration activities in the Mabruk field, operated by Total SA, and in the Murzuk basin, operated by Repsol YPF SA.
Repsol, Spain's biggest oil company, is operating normally in Libya and isn't withdrawing staff, Kristian Rix, a Madrid-based spokesman, said. Repsol had net production in Libya of 34,777 barrels a day in 2009 and has been present in that North African country since the 1970s. Repsol dropped 2.6 percent in Madrid.
RWE AG, which is working on developing fields in two concessions in Libya, has suspended operations and recommended that international employees and relatives return home, Carolin Flemming, an RWE spokeswoman, said by e-mail. Some workers returned home on the weekend of Feb. 19, she said.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it temporarily evacuated the families of expat workers in Libya. "We continue to monitor the situation in the country very closely," said Kirsten Smart, a Shell spokeswoman, by e-mail.
Officials from more than 90 nations including Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi and U.S. Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman gather in Riyadh tomorrow to seek ways of curbing oil-price fluctuations.


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The epic Edgar Rice Burroughs adaptation continues!
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Sanders' term as mayor ends Dec. 3. He will reportedly take the reins at the chamber on Dec. 4.
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Full many a gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathom'd caves of ocean bear; Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
Thomas Gray (1716 - 1771)
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Graduate Destinations
How does a degree in Law help with my career?
The Law department at SOAS provides students a thorough, specialist knowledge of comparative law, human rights, environmental law and international law. Students also develop a range of skills valued by many employers including: critical judgment skills; problem-solving skills; the ability to formulate sound arguments; and the ability to interpret and explain complex information clearly.
SOAS Law graduates have gone on to pursue careers directly related to law, or used their skills and expertise to get take up professional and management careers in both the private and public sectors. The Law degree programmes have also enabled graduates to continue in the field of research either at SOAS or other institutions
Destinations of recent graduates from this department (including combined degrees) immediately after graduation are listed below.
Example employers include:
|Allen & Overy
Amnesty International
Asylum Access
British Council
Crisis Action
Deborah P Matthews Attorney
Department for International Development
ECPAT International
Excel Tuition Centre
Freelance Journalist
Gibson Young Solicitors
International Organization for Migration
Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
Limespring School
Lloyds Banking Group
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Look Ahead Care and Support
Modern Publishing Ltd.
RHB Banking Group
Ronald Fletcher Baker
Royal Opera House
SNK Financial
Special Tribunal for Lebanon
Systech International
The Institute of Ismaili Studies
Tuckers Solicitors
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI)
Womankind Worldwide
Zul Rafique & Partners
Business Development Associate
Central Creative Intern
ECPAT Intern
Education Co-Ordinator
Finance Manager
Financial Analyst
Freelance Journalist
Freelance Researcher
Freelance Translator
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Junior Policy Officer
Legal Assistant
Marketing and Social Media Intern
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Policy Officer
Policy and Research Officer
Project Co-Ordinator
Programme Associate
Programme Co-Ordinator
Reintegration Co-Ordinator
Research and Campaigns Assistant
Self-Employed Company Director
Self-Employed Tutor
Support Worker
Trainee Lawyer
Trainee Solicitor
Tutor (GCSE English Literature and Language)
Visiting Senior Professional
DLHE Statistics
Graduate Destination Surveys from 2014 show that the majority of graduates who could be surveyed are either in work, further study, work and study or volunteering.
Further information about DLHE is available on the Careers Service website.
What do Graduates do?
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Volvo V50 estate (2004-2012)
- Tasteful, high quality cabin
- Diesels are very economical, especially the DRIVe model
- Feels compact for an estate car
- Not the most exciting car to drive
- Lacks practicality of some cheaper estates
- Running costs could be better
"The Volvo V50 adds the practicality missing from the S40 saloon, but it's not the biggest estate on the market."
Traditionally, Volvo is associated with big, boxy estates. The V50 certainly isn't boxy, but it isn't that big, either, as it loses out on outright luggage capacity to family hatchback-based estate cars like the Volkswagen Golf Estate. Nevertheless, it's a smart piece of design, perhaps one of the neatest, sportiest looking estates on the market. It also offers massive choice for buyers, from the very clean, if a little slow, DRIVe version, to the range-topping T5 model. It's priced somewhere between a 'mainstream' compact estate, such as the VW Golf Estate, and a premium car, like the BMW 3 Series Touring.
MPG, running costs & CO2
DRIVe versions are in a class of their own for fuel consumption
The 72mpg DRIVe version is in a class of its own, easily capable of returning over 50mpg even around town. Even the powerful D4 engine returns 55.4mpg. The petrol engines are best avoided, especially if the car is likely to be fully laden a lot, because they need to be worked harder, so fuel economy will be poor.
Engines, drive & performance
Feels secure and composed on country roads
The V50 never feels less than composed and secure on the road. It's very easy to find a good driving position because of the wide range of steering wheel and seat adjustment, although the absence of a clutch footrest means drivers will be riding the clutch in manual versions. Nonetheless, the controls all feel solid and well engineered, especially the gearbox - it's precise and pleasant to use.
The V50 feels compact from behind the wheel, with a direct, light feel to the steering and good all-round visibility. What it never feels, though, is sporty. The quickest petrol and diesel versions, the T5 and D4, boast potent overtaking power, but fail to excite on a twisty road. Arguably, though, that's not what the V50 is for, it's actually a very comfortable car to use on a daily basis.
Interior & comfort
The V50's suspension glides over uneven roads
Wind, tyre and engine noise are kept well out of the cabin in the V50, most of the time, although whistling is more obvious around the front windscreen pillars on the motorway. What the V50 does do well is smooth out uneven roads. There's a hint of firmness to the suspension, especially when encountering potholes, but nothing that sends the V50 into the realms of uncomfortable.
Space for front occupants is excellent, but less so for those in the back - six-footers will feel their head rubbing the roof lining at times.
Practicality & boot space
Rear seats fold flat, but the boot is awkwardly shaped
A boot capacity of 417 litres is smaller than that of the VW Golf Estate (505 litres), and seems a little disappointing against the expectations you might have. The floor is narrow, eaten into by the rear suspension, although it's at the same level as the lower lip so it's easy to load.
The rear seats fold completely flat, too. In the cabin there are few spaces for oddments, and the glove box is too small for anything more than a handful of CD cases.
Reliability & safety
Quality, like safety, is first rate
Although the V50 hasn't enjoyed a flawless reputation for reliability since its launch, cabin quality is excellent - with soft touch materials on the upper dashboard and a solid feel to the switches. The V50 gets a five-star adult occupant safety rating from Euro NCAP; Volvo's reputation for safety is not without merit. A side-impact protection system unique to Volvo helps prevent injuries, there are airbags all round and an optional blind spot monitoring system.
Price, value for money & options
R-DESIGN versions get sporty looks and a luxury cabin
Because the V50 vies with premium cars, all versions get alloy wheels and air-conditioning, with SE models adding cruise control and commanding a smaller premium for leather upholstery. R-DESIGN versions get sportier trim and a body kit. It's not a cheap car to buy, but feels well made and equipment levels make it feel like good value.


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Archive of Previous Annual Conferences
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Annual Conference
Oklahoma City, OK
The SWFA welcomes participation in its 2016 Annual Conference.
Participation can be in the form of presenting a paper, discussing a paper, or putting together a panel session on a topic of interest.
Plan to attend, participate, and enjoy the Southwestern culture of Oklahoma City.
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A day in the life of Lowri Porter
Assistant Leader and First Violinist Lowri Porter takes us through her day at WNO.
Read members of our creative teams thoughts and insights on the rehearsal process. The doors for the rehearsal room are now open...
Assistant Leader and First Violinist Lowri Porter takes us through her day at WNO.
In her second instalment opera novice Louise reviews Manon Lescaut.
Intern Louise is seeing her very first opera tonight. Read the before and the after in her own words.
This is it. This is the big one.
Back at the Wales Millennium Centre for another weekend of rehearsa
Martin's (Director) approach to directing is very collaborative.
The past two weekends of rehearsal have revolved solely around the music.
It'll be one of the very rare occasions where you'll hear someone playing spoons and a washboard in an operatic performance.
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Friday, April 22 & Saturday April 23, 2016 at 7:30 pmSunday, April 24, 2016 at 3:00 pmLorain Palace TheaterLCCC Theatre Department ProductionBlooms of Steelby Kimberly Aldrich-CejaDirected by Skip CorrisBlooms of Steel, The Musical, tells the story of the community that grew around the steel mill in Lorain through the family history of fictional steel mill retiree, Emil Hubiak. Emil's family attributes his love and loyalty to a once-vibrant and proud city to the ramblings and sketchy memories of an old man. Yet soon, they too are caught up in the magic and resilience of a city on the brink of rebirth. Blooms of Steel, The Musical is based on the play of the same name, commissioned in 2008 by the Lorain County Metro Parks. This new musical version is being produced by the Lorain Historical Society in partnership with the Lorain Palace Theater and Lorain County Community College's Theater Department, along with support from the Ohio Arts Council.
Please note that this production will be performed at the historic Lorain Palace Theater.
Tickets per concert: $8/Adults; $7/LCCC Students, Staff & Seniors 65+; $6/Groups of 15 or more.For more information and/or to purchase tickets, come to the Stocker Arts Center Box Office, which is open weekdays from 12 noon to 6:00pm, call (440) 366-4040 or (800) 995-5222 ext. 4040 during those hours, or click on the "Buy Stocker Event Tickets" icon above.
Sorry you missed these great productions:
Thursday, March 10, 2016 at 7:30 pmCirigliano Studio TheatreAgatha Christie's THE SECRET ADVERSARYA Free Outreach Touring ProductionA World Premiere Adaptation by David HansenDirected by Lisa Ortenzi
Thursday, November 19 – Saturday, November 21, 2015 at 8:00 pmCirigliano Studio Theatre
LCCC Theatre Department ProductionThe Divinersby Jim Leonard Jr.Directed by Dave CottonThis marvelously theatrical play is the story of a disturbed young man and his friendship with a disenchanted preacher in southern Indiana in the early 1930s.Cirigliano Studio Theatre
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE LCCC THEATRE PROGRAMOur mission is to entertain, enlighten, and educate the diverse community in which we reside, by producing plays through the unique collaborative effort of community volunteers and the Theatre Department of Lorain County Community College.Through this mission LCCC Theatre desires:
Jeremy is in his 24th year as Production Manager/Technical Director/Designer at Lorain County Community College. Mr. Benjamin teaches Stagecraft, Lighting, Sound technology and theatre history courses, along with coordinating all technical and design aspects of the Arts and Humanities Division programming. Jeremy has spent the past 25 years designing lighting for all forms of the performing arts. Besides LCCC, Mr. Benjamin's lighting designs have been seen at the Beck Center for the Arts, Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music, the Cleveland Institute of Music Opera Department, Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre, Cleveland Municipal School District, Dancing Wheels, Great Lakes Theater Festival, Ingenuity Festival, Lorain County Community College, Lyric Opera Cleveland, Miami University Summer Theatre, Oberlin Opera Theatre, Oberlin Department of Theatre and Dance, Ohio Dance Theatre, Opera Cleveland, Paramount Productions, and Pointe of Departure Dance. Scott Dane Knowles, Assistant Technical Director
Scott has enjoyed over 42 years in theatre production both in the US and abroad. He has designed and built over 200 sets for theatre companies including Lyric Opera Cleveland (Das Barbecu and The Fall of the House of Usher), Cleveland Playhouse, Great Lakes Theater Festival and Oberlin College. In February 2007 Mr. Knowles designed the US premier of Lost Highway, the dramatic opera written by noted Austrian composer Olga Neuwirth and based on the David Lynch film of the same title. The production received critical acclaim from The New York Times and Musical America. This is Mr. Knowles 19th year working for LCCC Theatre.
Diane Papp, Costume Designer/Costume Shop SupervisorIn addition to completing her design studies right here in Northeast Ohio in 1982, Diane received her AS in Business/Individualized Studies in 2007 from LCCC, after which she completed a summer marketing internship with Leadership Lorain County working with non-profit organizations. Diane has over 30 years of costuming experience and over 12 years as Resident Costume Designer and Costume Shop Supervisor here at LCCC. Diane is grateful for all of the many opportunities and rewards she has received during her time here including being the recipient of 3 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Awards of Merit for her costume work in American College Theater; 2002-Homer's The Odyssey, 2003-A Midsummer Night's Dream, 2004-She Stoops to Conquer. In January of 2005, she established the LCCC Costume Outreach Program, servicing Lorain County school drama clubs and community theaters, providing them with costuming information, resources and affordable costume rentals.


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Cabot Corporation
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|Traded as
|Godfrey Lowell Cabot
|Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Key people
|Sean D. Keohane, CEO
|Activated Carbon, Aerogel, Cesium Formate, Elastomer Composites, Masterbatches, Rubber Carbon Black, Security Materials, Silicas and Aluminas
|USD$3.3 billion (2012)[1]
Number of employees
Cabot Corporation is a specialty chemicals and performance materials company headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. The company operates in over 20 countries with 36 manufacturing plants, eight research and development facilities and 28 sales offices."[2]
Cabot Corporation was founded by Godfrey Lowell Cabot in 1882 when he applied for a patent for a "carbon black making apparatus".[citation needed] The company incorporated in the state of Delaware in 1960.[3][better source needed]
In 1993, a team of Cabot researchers developed a process for modifying the surface of carbon, allowing chemists and researchers to prepare surface modified carbon black products with properties never before associated with carbon materials.[4][better source needed] This breakthrough led to the development of new technologies and products including aqueous inkjet colorants,[5] for printer ink the basis of Cabot's Inkjet Colorants business unit, which was founded in 1996.
In 2003, Cabot developed a commercialized process that allows continuous production of aerogels under ambient conditions, which was the start of the company's Aerogel business.[6][7] In 2009, Cabot completed construction of and began operating two additional rubber black production plants at its carbon black plant in Tianjin, China, increasing capacity to 150,000 metric tons.[2] In July 2012, Cabot purchased Norit NV, the largest producer of activated carbon, for $1.1 billion.[8]
Cabot sold its Supermetals business, which produced tantalum, niobium and related alloys, in 2011 to Global Advanced Metals Pty Ltd.[9]
Safety, health and environmental[edit]
Safety record[edit]
The company has reduced total recordable injuries by over 25% in the last five years.[10] However, the company experienced two fatalities in 2011. The severity of incidents has caused the company to look at all aspects of workplace safety.[11][better source needed]
Environmental record[edit]
Cabot reduced its Environmental Non-Conformance events (ENCs), from a high of over 80 incidences in 2008, to 17 in FY 2012.[12][better source needed] A The company defines an environmental non-conformance event as a reportable spill or release, a Notice of Violation, a public complaint or certain permit deviations.
The company invested over $35 million in FY 2011 on environmentally-related capital projects to improve efficiency and maintain regulatory compliance. The company's goal is a 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emission intensity by 2020, using 2005 as the baseline year. One example of greenhouse gas reduction is a heat recovery advancement project to convert exhaust heat to steam at the company's fumed metal oxides plant in Rheinfelden, Germany. The steam produced is used in the plant if needed or sold to a neighboring company. The project has the potential to reduce GHG emissions by 1,400 MTs each year.[13][better source needed]
Responsible care[edit]
In 2010 Cabot joined the American Chemistry Council,[citation needed] and as such is obliged to implement the Council's Responsible Care program as part of a global initiative.[14] Cabot is implementing RC 14001, which incorporates the requirements of both the ACC Responsible Care and the ISO 14001 Management Systems, for all its manufacturing facilities, beginning with those in North America.[15]
Cabot's 2010/2011 sustainability report, titled "Sustainability Matters: Cabot Corporation's 2010/2011 Sustainability Report," met all the informational requirements to receive an Application Level C certification from the Global Reporting Initiatives. Cabot's adherence to GRI reporting standards affirms its commitment to more transparent and thorough reporting.[16]
In 2012, Cabot Corporation was selected as a Bronze Winner for the Ninth Annual Team Massachusetts Economic Impact Awards.[17] They were also selected as one of CR Magazine's 100 Best Corporate Citizens for 2012.[18]
The American Chemistry Council honored Cabot with the Responsible Care Performance Award in April 2012 for helping the ACC meet industry-wide safety and product stewardship targets.[19] In April 2012, Cabot ranked forty-fourth among the top 100 leading companies that demonstrated superior management, mitigation and adaptation in the field of climate innovation.[20][21] Cabot was awarded a 2012 Leadership Award for the Massachusetts Excellence in Commuter Options Awards.[22]
Board of Directors[edit]
Cabot Corporation's Board of Directors is chaired by non-executive John F. O'Brien, retired President and Chief Executive Officer Allmerica Financial Corp.[23][24]
Cabot Foundation[edit]
In 1953, the non-profit Cabot Corporation Foundation, Inc. was established, and the Foundation's charter was amended in 1992 to permit grants to qualified charitable organizations outside of the United States.[25][better source needed] Cabot has offered aid to earthquake victims in Japan,[26] and the Outward Bound organization.[27]
Sam Bodman, CEO of Cabot during the coltan boom, was appointed in December 2004 to serve as President Bush's Secretary of Energy. Under Bodman's leadership from 1987 to 2000, according to Jason Leopold, Cabot was one of the U.S.'s largest polluters, accounting for 60,000 tons of airborne toxic emissions annually.[28]
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- ^ "Sustainability Matters" (PDF). Cabot Corporation's Sustainability 2011/2012 Update. Cabot Corporation.
- ^ "Particle Design for Performance". Cabot Corporation.
- ^ "Surface Modification". OCP Inks.
- ^ "Aerogel History, Part II". NMC Netlink.
- ^ "History of Aerogels". Cabot Corporation.
- ^ Resnick-Ault, Jessica (June 21, 2012). "Cabot Corp. to Buy Norit for $1.1 Billion, Add Activated Carbon". Bloomberg.
- ^ "Cabot Supermetals unit now part of GAM family". MetalBulletin.
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That is pretty interesting. Thanks for posting.
This is a discussion on Liberals and the NRA have found common cause in a pending supreme court case. within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Now this is an intresting little side-development on things......dosn't quite "check with chart"......this common sense thing. What say you? When the constitutional accountability Center launched ...
Now this is an intresting little side-development on things......dosn't quite "check with chart"......this common sense thing. What say you?
When the constitutional accountability Center launched in 2008, it looked like just another liberal legal-advocacy group, dedicated to "fulfilling the progressive promise of our Constitution's text and history." The causes it has backed run the standard liberal gamut: among other things, the group supports California's efforts to regulate carbon emissions and pushes for "robust due-process protections for immigrant criminal defendants." So if you were told that the CAC had filed an amicus brief in McDonald v. Chicago, a case about gun control to be argued before the Supreme Court this week, you might think it was siding with Chicago, whose restrictions on gun ownership are being challenged.
You would be wrong. For decades, liberals have opposed gun rights on the grounds that the Second Amendment is limited to the establishment of state militias. But some liberal dissenters from this view now say that is too narrow a reading of the Constitution. They contend that it fails to take into account the historical record and contradicts liberals' own reading of the Constitution's protection of individual rights.
The CAC has joined forces with staunch conservatives, including Steven G. Calabresi, cofounder of the Federalist Society, to support expanding individual rights, including gun rights, in the statesinviting the possibility that Chicago's virtual ban on handguns might be overturned. "There is a deeply progressive historical basis for some individual right to bear arms," says Douglas Kendall, the CAC's founder.
This is still far from the standard liberal view. But Kendall does have allies. Some sharp liberal legal minds are part of his campaign to reverse and embrace the right to gun ownership. "I believe in an individual right to bear arms, consistent with a living Constitution," says Adam Winkler, a professor of law at UCLA and a frequent participant in the American Constitution Society, the liberal answer to the Federalist Society. Winkler was one of eight scholars, including other prominent liberals, who signed the CAC's brief in the McDonald case.
What is going on here? For much of the nation's history, Kendall and his supporters argue, the right to bear arms was considered essential to citizenship. "Forty-two states in their state constitutions provide protections for the right to bear arms," says Winkler. "It is one of the longest-standing, most deeply entrenched rights in American history."
At the heart of the left-leaning dissenters' argument is a plea for consistency. For decades, liberals have insisted that the Constitution assumeseven if it does not explicitly spell outa right to bodily autonomy. This right, long disputed by conservatives, is a basis for arguments in favor of abortion rights and gay rights. Liberals who support gun rights find a similar implied right to own weapons: after all, they say, what is the right to bear arms but the ability to protect your body from criminals as well as the government? "The right to bear arms gives you a mechanism to protect your bodily autonomy from attack," says Winkler.
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The Unlikely Liberal Case for Gun Rights - Newsweek.com
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...At the heart of the left-leaning dissenters' argument is a plea for consistency. For decades, liberals have insisted that the Constitution assumeseven if it does not explicitly spell outa right to bodily autonomy. This right, long disputed by conservatives, is a basis for arguments in favor of abortion rights and gay rights. Liberals who support gun rights find a similar implied right to own weapons: after all, they say, what is the right to bear arms but the ability to protect your body from criminals as well as the government?...
Interesting twist...thanks for posting!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Thanks for the post.
When I saw it in my local paper early this morning I had planned to post it when I got back home.
As I have said RKBA is not exclusively a conservative issue. Nor is it just the Republican party that supports it. I know many thinking Democrats and liberals who support the RKBA.
What has happened is that many of out schools, and political organizations are being taken over by some sort of populist import of the traditional European labour parties/socialist parties -- which is not at all true liberal thinking.
As Tint Bob from the UK pointed it out in thread http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulle...lls-bills.html
Much of the Anti-RKBA is a product of exposure to that bumper sticker mentality, feel good generalizations and promises, boggy-man fear and create straw-men arguments. Many Antis never had the good luck to grow and learn from clear thinkers of any stripe. In Dan Casey's column, today [see: http://www.roanoke.com/columnists/casey/wb/239031] he said,
"I'm 51, the oldest of four kids, and grew up in New York, New Jersey and (mostly) Maryland." ??? Hum? I wonder what chance he ever had to avoid the labour party/socialist party type influences? What chance to ever use the tool, rather that have it used as a boggy-man fear symbol.
IMHO, we in the RKBA community need to build all the links which we can to those who support the RKBA and agree to disagree on any other issues -- rather than say, If you don't agree with me on [fill-in-the-blank], I won't work with you on the the RKBA.
IMHO, this is not unlike my great distaste for the divide and conquer forces in our ranks. The hair on my neck goes up whenever I see a thread, or hear someone say, "Well I'm a [target shooter, hunter, CC not OC, etc] I don't see why anyone would need...." or "We need more [fill-in-the-blank] for gun safety."
We all need to draw together [all of us of all stripes], not separate ourselves over issues that are not germain to the RKBA.
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I'm just one root in a grassroots organization. No one should assume that I speak for the VCDL.
I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
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What this says to me, is that some individuals have more rights than others. I'm not completely sold..."There is a deeply progressive historical basis for some individual right to bear arms," says Douglas Kendall, the CAC's founder.
Trust in God and keep your powder dry
"A heavily armed citizenry is not about overthrowing the government; it is about preventing the government from overthrowing liberty. A people stripped of their right of self defense is defenseless against their own government." -source
Incorporation of the BOR provisions against the state has been a "liberal" position for decades. That is how "liberals" who applauded Miranda (incorporation of the 5th for example) got themselves stigmatized by the so-called law and order crowd who wanted an anything goes at the police station approach.
Liberals were similarly stigmatized for advocating that the 4th, is incorporated against the states. And they have been similarly vilified for advocating that the 1st is incorporated against the state--- prohibiting states from establishing religion with the display of religion promoting materials in court houses; or trampling free speech with flag burning laws, or restrictions on black arm bands in school.
Conservatives wanted to adhere to Jim Crow era interpretations which gave states latitude to oppress. E.g., to keep men and women from using birth control.
There have been innumerable arguments here in the past on these issues.
Well, there is an old saying, "politics makes strange bedfellows."
On the 2A issue, a liberal reading would require that it, along with the other portions of the BOR be held to restrict the behavior of the states-- that is, be incorporated. The strict conservative view would go against gun owner rights.
As it happens, in order to deal with Chicago (and other abominations from the pro-gun owner's rights point of view) 2A must become incorporated as all the other BOR provisions.
This then presents an uncomfortable position for both liberals and conservatives. As conservatives tend to be the most vocal pro-gun people, they end up arguing against gun owner rights if they argue against conservative principles on incorporation.
Also upside down, the liberal who argues against incorporation because they like gun restrictions, is going against everything else s/he has proclaimed.
We might now see the spectacle of the most conservative judges going against
prior conservative views by incorporating 2A against the states, while the so called liberal judges would oppose incorporation even though they like it for all the other BOR provisions.
This just goes to show, ideology means nothing.
People (Justices included) want an outcome, and most are willing to bend principle to get the outcome they want. We will see plenty of bent "souls" and bent reasoning, twisted logic, and worse when the final ruling comes out-- however that might be.
It will be strange in deed to watch Thomas and Ginsburg rationalize their way to the end result they want. Don't expect much adherence to principle.
Here's a link to McDonald v Chicago where you can get all briefs on both sides.....
McDonald v. City of Chicago - ScotusWiki
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A software package for computing a regional gravimetric geoid model by the KTH method
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Nowadays, the geodetic community has aimed to determine 1-cm accuracy gravimetric geoid model, which satisfies the demands of most engineering applications. However, the gravimetric geoid determination is a difficult mission which needs an exclusive attention to obtain reliable results for this purpose. Today, Least-Squares Modification of Stokes (LSMS) formula which is so-called the KTH method (Swedish Royal Institute of Technology) has been performed in the regional geoid studies. Based upon the earlier investigations, the KTH method provides more reasonable results than the Remove Compute Restore technique, especially in roughly terrain with sparse terrestrial gravity data. Nevertheless, a compact and practical software package is now not available for users and researchers in geosciences. Thus, in this paper, a scientific software called "LSMSSOFT" is developed and presented by adding a new algorithm which speeds up the evaluation of Stokes' integral. Afterwards, the LSMSSOFT is applied to a case study for the construction of a geoid model over the Auvergne test area in France. Consequently, the algorithm treated in the software and its results imply that the LSMSSOFT is an alternative software package for modelling the gravimetric geoid by the KTH method.
KeywordsEvaluation of Stokes' integral Gravimetric geoid Modification of Stokes' formula Software package Terrestrial gravity data
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- A software package for computing a regional gravimetric geoid model by the KTH method
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Volume 8, Issue 1 , pp 255-265
- Cover Date
- 2015-03
- 10.1007/s12145-014-0149-3
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- 1865-0473
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