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The government intends to change Australia's copyright laws, and Arts Minister and Attorney-General
But Comms Alliance – the industry body for ISPs – says if online piracy is costing content rights holders $1.4 billion a year, as argued, rights holders should fund the cost of any scheme.
Google has also rejected the so-called three-strikes model, arguing it would be heavy-handed and ineffective.
Its head of public policy, Iarla Flynn, said last year there was ''significant, credible evidence emerging that online piracy is primarily an availability and pricing problem''.
The company added that it would be "disappointed if the government decided to go down the route of overly harsh regulation to combat piracy without considering the evidence from around the world that this would likely be costly for businesses to implement and with little effect."
But invoking the sentiment of no representation without taxation, Mr Burke told Fairfax Media he was ''outraged'' that Google was seeking to "lecture'' the Australian government when it ''produced nothing'' in this country and paid little tax.
''In contrast, we've paid $1.66 billion producing films in Australia for the last 10 years.'' Google Australia's tax bill rose from $74,000 in 2011 to $4.2 million in 2012, making its effective tax rate 15.8 per cent.
Mr Burke, who is co-executive chairman and co-chief executive of the film and theme park company, said advocates for tightening of Australia's piracy laws such as the music industry, sporting bodies and free-to-air broadcasters were "not looking to do anything other than make the internet work for everyone". Google was lobbying to protect their narrow business model, with arguments that were "spurious".
Village Roadshow was part of a failed court case two years against ISP iiNet, in which the High Court ruled that iiNet had not authorised copyright infringements.
A spokesman for ISP giant Telstra said the company ''continue[d] to stand willing to engage in constructive discussions with industry and government to help address online piracy through means which balance the interests of all stakeholders including our customers and shareholders".
Comms Alliance said any graduated response scheme would need to involve all ISPs and rights holders, and recognise that technologies for online piracy developed quickly. It must also ensure that content is provided quickly and affordably, the industry body said.
Pay-TV operator Foxtel recently defended its exclusive deal to broadcast the highly anticipated new season of fantasy blockbuster Game of Thrones, saying it was showing the program quickly and affordably, and it hoped most people would "do the right thing" by not downloading it.
The deal has angered many fans who were able to watch previous series through iTunes, Quickflix and Google Play but must now wait until Foxtel stops airing the series and buy it in full.
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The Bells of Nagasaki
The Bells of Nagasaki
|Takashi Nagai
|Original title
|Nagasaki no Kane
|William Johnston
|Japan, United States
|Japanese, English
|Non-fiction Essay
|Kodansha International
Publication date
|January 1949
Published in English
|August 1994
|Media type
|Book, Music, Film
|Nagasaki no Kane
The Bells of Nagasaki
|Directed by
|Hideo Ōba
|Written by
|Takashi Nagai
|Masao Wakahara,
Yumeji Tsukioka,
Keiko Tsushima,
Osamu Takizawa,
Kōji Mitsui
|Music by
|Yuji Koseki
|Toshio Ubukata
|Edited by
|Kaneto Shindō,
Sekiro Mitsuhata,
Sugako Hashida
|Distributed by
|Shochiku Ōfuna
Release dates
|September 23, 1950
Running time
|94 min.
The Bells of Nagasaki (長崎の鐘 Nagasaki no Kane?) is a 1949 book by Takashi Nagai. It vividly describes his experiences as a survivor of the Atomic bombing of Nagasaki. It was translated into English by William Johnston. The title refers to the bells of Urakami Cathedral, of which Nagai writes:
These are the bells that did not ring for weeks or months after the disaster. May there never be a time when they do not ring! May they ring out this message of peace until the morning of the day on which the world ends.'
Initially, the book was refused publication by the American forces occupying Japan, until an appendix was added describing Japanese atrocities in the Philippines. This appendix was later removed.
Records and CDs[edit]
- July 1, 1949, Song by Ichiro Fujiyama, Mariko Ike, Written by Hachiro Sato, Composed by Yuji Koseki
- September 1949, Song by Yoshie Fujiwara, Written and Composed by Kazuo Uemoto
- 1996, Song by Yumi Aikawa, Composed by Yuji Koseki
Released September 23, 1950, Produced by Shochiku
Directed by Hideo Ōba
Scripted by Kaneto Shindo, Sekiro Mitsuhata, Sugako Hashida
Composed by Yuji Koseki
- Masao Wakahara as Takashi Nagai
- Yumeji Tsukioka as Midori Nagai
- Keiko Tsushima as Sachiko Yamada
- Osamu Takizawa as Professor Asakura
- Kōji Mitsui as Yamashita
Modern retelling[edit]
In 2011, UK film Production Company Pixel Revolution Films announced plans to produce a film on the life of Dr. Nagai. Directors Ian and Dominic Higgins cited The Bells of Nagasaki (the book) as one of the main inspirations for making the film. The film is titled All That Remains and is due to be released late 2015 or early 2016. It is the first Western film to deal directly with the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.[1]
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External links[edit]
- Nagai Takashi Memorial Museum-Nyokodo
- NHK Peace Archives
- Pixel Revolution Films 2015 film production on the life of Takashi Nagai
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Born This Way
by Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga was a friend and big fan of the late fashion designer, whose designs influence much of her work as an oddball fashion icon.
Lady Gaga famously (or infamously) showed up at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2010 wearing a dress made of meat. Gross stunt, or great statement? Either way, the dress is going to be immortalized in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The many looks of Lady Gaga don't usually include anything this innocent.
Gaga gets too close to cute ears with this hairdo.
Lady Gaga seems to be taking her time moving through the wig-color spectrum. She's done blue, she's done pink…what's next?
Gaga looks quite Madonna in this one (among others).
One of the things that has evoked excitement and wrath is Lady Gaga's tendency to cover herself in fake blood during her performances.
Gaga went all red-lace and sun-god-headgear to strange effect, but as usual, nobody knows what it really means.
The pink bob is another innovation that somehow drastically alters her look.
Lady Gaga really did look quite dashing coming out of that cosmic egg at the 53rd Grammy awards. If only we were all born that way.


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There is a big amount of great plugins out there. But sometimes, even the greatest plugin becomes even greater, and there will be an update. Now us WordPress people are all from planet Web 2.0 -- still we don't get our plugins' users informed properly on plugin updates.
It would be nice for a WordPress user to have a direct overview of updates of his installed plugins. Therefore I have started to develop a "meta plugin" that will gather this information for the user and display it on a page in the admin menu. But I need support from other plugin authors, so I would like to discuss my ideas here.
The plugin works as follows: A plugin author can provide a link to a special file on his server and add this URI as an parameter to the other info (as "Plugin Name" and "Author URI") to his plugin. Under the given URI, the update checking plugin would find a small, specially formatted file (I'm thinking of some XML), which would contain additional information -- things like new features and security updates.
I have lots of ideas for this plugin, but I can't really estimate if other plugin authors would be interested in such a framework. Without a doubt, it would raise the value of a plugin, and users would visit authors' sites more often. The creating of the file could be done by a generator.
If you -- plugin authors and users -- find the general idea interesting, I would love to hear your opinion on it (and possible criticism, too). If you want, I can explain a bit more detailed what the plugin will do and how it can be used.


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To the some, the name Farming Simulator brings tales of an age-old tradition, where the sweat from a man's back was valued more than silly literature. In others, the name imbues the audience with a sense of relaxation, akin to a good book or a respectable amount of time spent with a stress ball. Many, however, are clearly just stuck here, wondering how this game became such a smash hit, recently outselling the multi-platform FPS Medal of Honor: Warfighter by a reasonable amount of copies. I mean, seriously. It's a game. About farming.
The game (produced by Swiss developer GIANTS Software) itself is really just a farming simulator, complete with the intricacies and subtlety of working the land in the modern age of mass-production and agricultural machinery. However, the creative minds at YouTube have made things like this. With that in mind, it is rather easy to see what draws the average gamer to the prospects of screwing with a farmer's kit.
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The Dubliner in Galloway Township
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Galloway's taste of the Emerald Isle
Who knew you could get an authentic taste of Ireland right here in southern New Jersey? If you've ever dropped by The Dubliner, located at 325 E. Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township, then you already know it is one of the area's finest, Irish-inspired hangouts.
The Dubliner opened in 2008. General Manager Brett Vanderveer has been there since day one, and is proud of the many festive events and music the establishment brings to the local nightlife scene.
"Nightlife at The Dubliner is all about fun," Vanderveer says. "Being 15 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Atlantic City, The Dubliner is a casual place where you can meet with all of your friends, enjoy great drinks and live entertainment."
Be Our Guest
What's On Tap: The Dubliner offers eight draft beers on tap, as well as a wide variety of import and domestic bottled beers, with seasonal flavors rotated in month-to-month. The cocktail list also changes seasonably, and currently features a Pumpkin Pie Martini and the Peach Cobbler Martini.
Favorite Fare: "We have a great selection of burgers and salads, and we boast one of the best Ruben sandwiches you'll ever have," Vanderveer says. "Everyone loves our home-fried potato chips, as well. Some Irish favorites on the menu include Chicken Pot Pie and Bangers and Mash."
Gold Member: Everyone can be a Gold Member at the Dubliner. Sign up for a free Dubliner Gold Card and receive 10 percent off your total food purchase every time you come in.
100 Percent Irish: "We have gained some of the best customers a pub could ask for," Vanderveer says. "We offer a friendly, enjoyable experience to anyone who walks through our doors. As the sign reads when you leave, 'C�ad m�le f�ilte,' which is Gaelic for 'A Thousand Welcomes.' The heart of the Dubliner is undeniably Irish."
What: The Dubliner Pub and Grill
Where: 325 E. Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway Township
Who: Patrick and Andrew D'Arcy, owners.
When: Open 11 a.m. Mondays to Saturdays, at noon Sundays; closing times vary depending on events or holidays.
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Skip to comments.Another Bill To Turn American Citizens Into Enemies Of The State
Posted on 01/12/2012 9:53:19 PM PST by Nachum
On the heels of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), otherwise known as the "Indefinite Detention Act," comes another draconian bill designed to give the federal government the power to turn American citizens into enemies of the state for virtually any reason it deems necessary. Stephen D. Foster, Jr. has the story.
"Congress is considering HR 3166 and S. 1698 also known as the Enemy Expatriation Act, sponsored by Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Charles Dent (R-PA). This bill would give the US government the power to strip Americans of their citizenship without being convicted of being 'hostile' against the United States. In other words, you can be stripped of your nationality for 'engaging in, or purposefully and materially supporting, hostilities against the United States.' Legally, the term 'hostilities' means any conflict subject to the laws of war but considering the fact that the War on Terror is a little ambiguous and encompassing, any action could be labeled as supporting terrorism."
Foster goes on to say, "I hope I'm wrong, but it sounds to me like this is a loophole for indefinitely detaining Americans. Once again, you just have to be accused of supporting hostilities which could be defined any way the government sees fit. Then the government can strip your citizenship and apply the indefinite detention section of the NDAA without the benefit of a trial."
See Foster's report.
Ever since Congress passed the Patriot Act back in 2001, it seems the floodgates have been opened for more and more intrusions and abridgements of those fundamental liberties expressly protected in the Bill of Rights. From the Patriot Act, to the Military Commissions Act, to the NDAA (Indefinite Detention Act), and to now the Enemy Expatriation Act (EEA), these big government toadies in Washington, D.C., are clearly and unmistakingly declaring war
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The mis-named Patriot Act is one of the main reasons I detest ex-president Bush.
Paving the way for obama is the other.
Don't know anything about Dent, but Liebermann's I.Q. is in the same range as "Dollar Bill" Bradley's and Joe "The Foreign Policy Expert" Biden's.
Not at all surprising. Some of the dumbest people on earth sit in the U.S. Congress. Serial political criminals called "entrenched incumbents".
Dittos to that. NDAA and this mother are direct branch off of jorge's 'patriot act'. Where is it all gonna end?...I think I have a good idea.
For the sheeple, I think you are right. Not for this old boy tho.....
Come get me Kommies.
Im with you partner.
These bills that are being introduced and that are being passed (NDAA) use to be stories told by the tin foil hat/ black helicopter types. They use to be poo pooed as conspiracy talk. Look where we are headed.............
IMHO, this is being introduced due to the large number of muzzies in this country and something is expected as we attack Iran. But that's just me.
I'm beginning to believe that the conspiracy theories about FEMA concentration camps ain't so crazy now.
This bill and the Patriot Act are paving the way to making FEMA camps a reality.
Scary stuff.
"Where is all gonna end?...I think I have a good idea."
FEMA style concentration camps?
The implications and possibilities are frightening. Real scary sh!t.
Sadly, governments grow and over time and develop contempt, hostility and eventually destroy of their own citizens. It may be that those in power need to reinforce their own sense of power by first ordering citizens around with ever more byzantine laws, and when that power trip becomes ineffectual, getting a thrill from killing their own citizens.
I hate all these people in both parties.
Did you really think we want those laws observed? said Dr. Ferris. We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it... There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced or objectively interpreted and you create a nation of law-breakers and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with. - Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged 1957
And he crazies who were screaming for years about this and other things are now becoming main stream, your right it is scary.
America is quickly becoming a totalitarian state. The Constitution is dead.
These new laws being enacted, and the laws against Treason being ignored.
They used 9/11 in the same way that Hitler used the Reichstag fire. More power— that's the game, Mr. Reardon.
So if an American citizen (who's been a citizen their entire life) is stripped of citizenship, what are they a citizen of? Other than the world? What rights will a non-citizen have?
"when that power trip becomes ineffectual, getting a thrill from killing their own citizens."
I have my own theory on these stupid, ineffectual totalitarian laws. Congress and the Marxist occupying the WH are hoping the military will protect them when it comes time to sweep out the criminal fascist syndicate occupying Washington.
The DC criminals saw what happened when Qaddhafi ordered the military to kill libyans. More than half the army deserted and joined provincial militias, which are equivalent to our state guard.
Qaddahfi loyalists and his elite guard officers were dragged into the streets and hanged. The army chief of staff was hauled into the courtyard and shot. Qaddahfi himself died while face-down on the hood of an SUV, killed with his own gold-plated pistol. Thousands of Qaddhafi loyalists are sitting in militia jails. Their fate is unknown.
This revolt, aided by the military, has scared the crap out of the criminals in Washington. They're hoping these pieces of fig leaf legislation will protect them. They won't.
Human nature can't be changed by a piece of paper. Given the choice of killing my family and neighbors or killing the pig who gave that order, guess which way my weapon will point. If the elite pigs are stupid enough to order the killing of American citizens, they'll suffer the same fate as Qaddhafi and his goons.
Just growing your own food, canning your food, owning a gun to protect yourself from food thieves, and speaking your mind will become very dangerous.
Good bye America, hello Fascism.
How does this compare to Adams' Alien and Sedition Act?
I don't know. I suppose we will be hearing much about this in the near future. One of the keys is the expulsion of citizens from the country. I don't know if the Alien and Sedition Act allows that or not.
If you're not totally dependent on the state for everything, including your personal safety,
you're a "threat" and a "terrorist".
So those jackholes that are shutting down our ports can be stripped of their citizenship?
We now have 535 people who have effectively hijacked the US. They are a political autocracy. They do not listen to us, they do exactly as they want and they will protect their power and corruption with whatever means they can find. If you only vote 40-50 new ones in at a time they just get co-opted by the majority and become the beast. Its going to be a challenge to correct this problem.
The Naturalization Act The residence requirement for citizenship moved from five to fourteen years.
The Alien Act The President could deport dangerous aliens at will.
The Alien Enemy Act The president could expel or imprison enemy aliens during times of declared war.
The Sedition Act Any conspiracy against the government including riots and interference with officers would result in a high misdemeanor. This went so far as to stop people from speaking in a false, scandalous and malicious manner against the government.
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Prodrive WRC Team driver Dani Sordo made the perfect start to Rallye de France with fastest time at the shakedown stage in Strasbourg.
The Spaniard's Mini was three tenths of a second quicker than Ford's Jari-Matti Latvala, the Petter Solberg's factory Fiesta RS WRC third quickest, nine tenths of a second behind Sordo.
WRC series leader Sebastien Loeb was fourth quickest on the Strasbourg stage, 1.4 seconds off the benchmark.
Sordo said: "It's nice to come back with the fastest time. I like this surface and I like this rally. We were close to the win last year and it would be nice to try to fight like that again this time, but we have to remember this is Sebastien [Loeb's] hometown."
Running as an asphalt event, the crews drive the 2.4-mile stage as shakedown rather than qualifying - the drivers run in competitive order rather than selecting their position on the road.
The event starts with a superspecial stage around the centre of Strasbourg this afternoon.
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Ok... weird ship but ok
... Gilda Spyro? Okay... Certainly an original shipping... XD
Great to see that you completed it so damn well man...
oh baby its spyro the dragon!
Nice job bro ^w^
Okay this is probably the only piece of art where I would like Gilda other than hate her.
I agree with the above statement. Still "meh" about her in general though.
There are still some places in the fandom where I don't like Gilda at all. That and the fact of how she made Fluttershy cry in the episode she appeared in.
I don't personally care for that part, but just overall, her attitude, how she treats "friends" and so on. I dealt with people like Gilda and Trixie all through my years in school and I'm just sick and tired of them. I'm glad I finally graduated so I don't have to worry much about them.
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Boy, in a season of stupid political analysis that has got to be the stupidest. We *must* elect the candidate with highest negative ratings and the lowest polling numbers against all the R's because a bunch of geriatric Iowa farmers like her.
What a bunch of bullshit.
Give it up she lost. Stop being an ass and shore up what ever credibility you have left.
Heres the pro-Clinton newsthat you wont see teased out of the #s* in the press because well, they hate her
Oh, Josh. You'd think a journalist would naturally be wary of the hostile media phenomenon.
Hillary did "come in an embarrassing 3rd place." So good forecasting by the media.
Caucus : General Election :: Apples : Oranges
Clinton's Iowa caucus rural popularity don't mean shit. Most of these folks aren't voting Dem in the general anyhow.
she have beat edwards and obama in those counties... but my guess is that any of the republican candidates trounced her there. there's no way rural america will go for her over a repub. and that's what will count.
The rural constituencies may see Obama and Edwards as too urban and slick. I confess to being a die-hard HRC fan and think this really speaks to the issue of her so-called unelectability,
This probably isn't the time to get into it, but that urban archipelago speech is more than a bit myopic.
Look at the New York #s.
"Heres the pro-Clinton newsthat you wont see teased out of the numbers* in the press because well, they hate her."
Damn right, and thank you Josh for throwing that out there. As just one example, a few writers have noted that Hillary visited the press bus with bagels and coffee last week, and the press corps sat in frosty, hostile silence until she left. See:
Oh and @ #2,
"Stop being an ass." ???
I'm not being an "ass."
I'm reporting on some poll numbers that aren't getting much attention. I think they're interesting numbers.
What Doug @5 said. This analysis of the primary is useless when it comes to the general. Who gives a crap if HRC gets more D votes in rural white counties. The question is, who will get more D + R + I votes in rural white counties. The answer to that is easy: not HRC. And Iowa also proves that Obama = turnout. I'm still laughing about the Huckster's win. Wouldn't it be awesome if he made it all the way and had to campaign on a 30% national sales tax? Populist my ass.
Iowa is not representative of rural voters?
I really wish that some enterprising types would at least attempt to reverse-engineer the "delegate equivalents" to actual votes.
Agreed about the press's general and unhidden loathing of Hillary Clinton --- watching Chris Matthews on MSNBC last night gave a new definition to "fair and balanced".
HRC rocks the rural areas alright. She just rocks all the non-Democrats there the wrong direction.
Hillary is a John Kerry waiting to happen. This looks like maybe the first White House run in a long long time that the D's can't lose, but nominating Hillary would be a good start down that path.
I like Hillary Clinton and believe she would make a good president. I also think the claims that she is unelectable are vastly overstated; given the strong pro-Democratic tilt to the electorate and the deeply flawed Republican field any of the leading Dems has a good chance of winning in November.
That said, I think Josh is overstating the pro-Hillary case. There is at least as much, if not more, in the Iowa results to give voters concerned about electability pause when considering Hillary. She may have done well in some rural counties -- Josh is right that Edwards' purported strength in Western Iowa was overstated -- but she also lost badly among independents. Rural Democrats are going to vote for whomever the Dem nominee is; for obvious reasons, independents may not. If the Republicans nominate McCain -- still unlikely given how despised he is by the Republican base, but increasingly possible -- that is a big warning sign of trouble. She also did very poorly as a second choice candidate, which can be attributed to two things: Clinton's polarizing image and high negatives, and that this really is an election where voters want change while she is seen as too tied to the establishment status quo.
The other point is that Hillary-hatred is about the only thing the various factions of the Republican Party agree on these days; if she is not the Dem nominee the chances that the long-standing Reagan coalition of economic, social and national security conservatives completely implodes in a delicious orgy of internecine warfare is much much higher. That is something I would love to see.
Clinton is still in this race -- conversely, despite his second place finish, Edwards is a dead man ealking -- but New Hampshire is now do or die for her (or, um, live free or die). If Obama beats her there, he'll win South Carolina and go into Feb. 5 with unstoppable momentum. She only has four days to make her stand. This race could be all but over by next Tuesday.
Thanks for the reality check, Josh.
And Providence: What polls are you looking at saying she has the lowest polling numbers against all the R's? Making decisons this early on theoretical matchups based on totally inconclusive data seems like a shaky approach to picking a candidate, no? Regadless, I have seen a variety of shifting numbers and polls interpreted in different ways with different stastitical methods, and most of what I've seen has her winning handily against all of them anyway.
Besides, any negatives she has in terms of her "absolutely won't vote for her" factor are at least matched by the prejudicial difficulties Obama will face. I mean, his middle name is Hussein for God's (Allah's?) sake. Sorry to be living here in the land of reality, but that will matter, yes it will. The media and the evil liars on the right will make it matter. And...well, despite this little Kumbaya moment we're having, Iowa ain't Mississippi, if you get my drift.
If he was more of a brawler, I might feel better about these issues. But he's not. He wants to rise above, not sink to the level of. Admirable, but a recipe for defeat. Or at least, of a chronically ineffective president.
Don't get me wrong...I love Obama as much as the next progressive/liberal guy. He's a sweet kid, he is. But when the 'Pubs sick their attack dogs on him, his "one nation" message is going to get shredded. Then what?
Hammering legislation through Congress and guiding national policy takes hard-nosed tradeoffs and a thick hide. Hillary is willing to get dirty. This "rise above" approach Obama is taking worked great in Iowa, a state notorious for rejecting negative campaigns. But it will be difficult to sustain in a national election with the entire oligarchic structure of power allied against him. Even if the good vibes flow and the man actually gets elected, those same attack dogs will just keep charging for the jugular. What evidence is there to suggest he can repel them indefinitely? How can he actually get anything done?
Hillary (or maybe Edwards) is the only way to beat these bastards. Accept it!
In defense of Josh's perception (if not his analysis), it was amusing to listen NPR anchors' tug-of-war last night over whether Hillary was 3rd or tied for 2nd, humbled or galvanized.
josh, hillary is your candidate--understandable. Based on your diligant work with the strange I assume that you are an intelligent, middle-to-upperclass well-educated gentleman. I like to think that I fit these characteristics too. Without a doubt, you, me and Hillary would likely get on smashingly. But the thing i've come to realize is that we are not the American demographic that needs support. The 65+ demographic, that Hillary won, doesn't need support. It is the rest of America that needs help and it seems that Obama is the candidate most likely to help them. That is why i am supporting him, does that make any sense?
Hillary needs to TROUNCE Obama in New Hampshire on Tuesday (?) or she is going to have major problems getting the nomination. (Maybe she should never have gone negative on Obama this past week. She already has a reputation of being a power hungry bitch.)
My next question is this: Has anyone NOT won their party's nomination after winning both Iowa and N.H?
Clinton rocks the rural areas
Actually, Huckabee rocked the rural areas. If you look at the Republican map and where Huckabee won, that gives a better representation of which are the more rural counties. In those counties, it was pretty evenly split among the main three Dems. The western strip of counties is not the most rural part of the state (in fact, Pottawatamie County is just across the river from Omaha, not that rural at all).
Great, so Hillary rocks regions and demographic segments that are emptying out and dying.
Geeez Josh
Ever heard the term "Sore Loser"?
Billary is so completely hated by most of the country, but you don't seem to realize it living here in your little Blue Utopia of King county.
When reality finally kicks you in the A$$ will you pay attention or continue making up excuses?
@ #2 was spot on.
Reality Check
I will start with this; I am very happy to have 3 rockin' candidates any of which I would be WAY more excited about that Kerry 2004 or Gore 2000.
With that said I truly believe that most voters in this country are very polarized. The population of people who actually vote in this country is polarized and most elections are fought on the margins. The question is which margins the Democrats should go after.
I see several choices;
1. The rural voters (tend to be more socially conservative) that have been voting Republican lately and Ds try to pander to by acting more conservative. They always vote though. Ds give us up a lot to get these voters. They fuck over gays, women, and urban areas to win rural voters hearts.
2. Independent and Republican women who are more liberal on social issues like abortion and gay rights (they have gay kids or know gay kids and they remember a world Before Roe). They are also pretty high percentage voters but their husbands always vote Republican. The right candidate at the right time can turn these women out to vote D.
3. People who agree with us but don't usually vote. There include young voters, black voters, urban voters. They are apathetic, don't think they make a difference, hate politics, and hate politicians. We all know them. We drink with them and hang out with them. We have used persuasion, shame and bribery to get these people to vote but in the end they are disgusted by the process or too lazy, tired or lame to actually vote. Here again, the right candidate at the right time can pull enough of these folks out to vote to make the difference.
What margins do we aim for then? Josh makes a strong case for Group 1. The reality is that I know I will be WAY better off if a Democrat wins. Bill Clinton was certainly not perfect in terms of his policy agenda remember DOMA anyone? But nonetheless I miss him terribly and would enjoy him as First Gentlemen and think Hillary would be a very good and effective leader. Hillary is also the most likely person to appeal to Group 2 and if she plays her cards right she could hold onto them for reelection.
Group 3 seems to be all about Barack. He seems to resonate with younger voters and has the chance and the hope of inspiring the country. I really do think he could be that once in a generation kind of change agent (even though he is way too churchy for me) but I would love to see young, progressive urban voters get inspired and be a new force to be reckoned with. Until these voters come of age and claim their place as the next voter type to swing elections politicians will be off pandering to social conservatives and rural voters who dont like gays and dont like reproductive freedom, they hate environmentalism and believe that global climate change is bullshit.
I have about a month to decide who I am going to caucus for
luckily I am actually really excited about Clinton, Obama or Edwards. It seems like that played out in Iowa too. Democrats are fired up. I know part of it is our loathing for what the Bush administration has done to our country but I also think that people ARE actually excited by these candidates.
I may live in a liberal blue bubble. But I'm for Hillary, who, as my post laid out, is a winner in the rural areas.
Matthew @17: If Jesus Christ himself came back as a Democrat, he wouldn't win Mississippi. Why on earth would we choose a candidate based on how well he or she will do in Mississippi? If the Democratic nominee wins Mississippi, then we will have done something very, very wrong (like, uh, nominated a Republican). As for how Obama gets legislation passed, he's not just a "sweet kid" (btw, how politically correct of you to say "kid" instead of "boy"--what would you call Huckabee, who is six years older than Obama--a "youth"? oh wait, Huckabee is white . . .), check out Charlie Peters's take in this morning's Washington Post. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/01/03/AR2008010303303.html
Josh @25, you're still clinging to the assumption that rural Democrat caucusers indicate rural popularity in general? We've been blowing that out of the water all up and down this thread.
Any chance you'll respond to us on substance instead of just answering the name-callers?
Providence @ 1 -- See Darryl @
All -- A statewide primary is not a simulacrum of a statewide general election. A caucus, even less so.
Sandeep -- Even if Obama clears the early primary table, he must endure a full month of front-runner scrutiny. I have my doubts.
All -- There is no ultimate final battle against conservatism. Attach some importance to the next Democratic POTUS succeeding as POTUS. The calculating, triangulating, disciplined Clinton doesn't let her mouth write checks her body politic can't cash. I couldn't say that for Obama, or Edwards, or Richardson, or Kucinich ... while Dodd and Biden are out of the game.
Another torpedo for Josh's analysis (credit to liebig from the TNR Plank): "Obama won by an even larger margin than people realize. The party reports only the delegate count, not the actual popular vote at the caucuses. The delegate count is biased toward rural areas: for example, in more densely-populated Johnson County, where I live, there were 39 caucusers for every delegate elected. In a rural county like Adams, there were 6 caucusers for every delegate elected -- effectively giving their votes almost seven times the weight of mine. And the county-by-county delegate counts make it clear that Clinton and Edwards did better in those small rural counties, so the statewide delegate count is almost certainly inflating their popular vote percentage. The upshot: Obama's popular vote total was probably well over 40% last night."
Sure, I could use $25.
You know, all this spin from the MSM pro-Clinton camp is not helping her in the race, it's just pizzing off people more.
Spin doesn't win when you're in the dust bin. The reality is what's on the ground, and the reality is that America's tired of Clinton-Bush and the MSM pro-ultra-rich destruction of America.
This is ridiculous. You found the only bright spot on her exit polling data and tried to argue that it somehow makes her viable.
I appreciate Josh, as always, for his willingness to take on a fight, but my head is spinning from this spin.
Having lived in Johnson County, Iowa for four years, and even volunteered in 1984 as a 15-year-old on a presidential campaign there, I know these counties, too. Josh is somehow inferring from Clinton's showing among Democrats in rural Iowa counties that she will not be the fatally-weak nominee that all polls reveal her to be -- a candidate that would actually lose Democrats the gains that they've achieved in lean-Republican states and congressional districts and prevent further gains from being made, in places like CO and AZ. Where was her support among independents? At the end of the day, Hillary Clinton as a nominee could not carry Iowa in the general election -- particularly in those counties Josh points to -- if she cannot pick up the independent vote that Obama won.
Obama has proved he is the best candidate for the general, and, most significantly, he deflates megalomaniacal New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg -- whose potential campaign message of being a change agent would hardly resonate against a candidate like Obama who is change personified. The $11.5 billion Bloomberg has to tap into gives me 11.5 billion reasons to think that Bloomberg against the stagnant Clinton picks up D votes. That is, of course, unless she can hold Ds through her record of voting for the Iraq War, provoking Iran, and supporting a flag burning ban.
I think the media has hardly been hostile to a candidate it had all but coronated until recently. I do not doubt that the media is susceptible to Obama's charms, and agree with Josh that we saw it last night, but that would seem to make him a strong candidate, right? Plus, Obama gave an objectively sensational speech, so would it have been "fair & balanced" to fail to observe (a) that he won against all odds and (b) the clear style contrast with the wooden Clinton? They hardly slighted, say, her policy agenda. Last night's Obama win was big news and I think the press handled it responsibly.
The press might not be wild that Clinton stopped taking questions from the public at Iowa events, as reported by the Des Moines Register, and became a cocoon candidate.
Just repeat after me, Josh: "President Obama." It doesn't sound so bad, does it?
Well, I'll say this much for Josh, at least he tries to argue the spin straight, instead of a halfway job.
But it's still spin.
"Spin doesn't win when you're in the dust bin."
Who knew Jesse Jackson posted as "Will in Seattle"?
A day late and a dollar short, but I just read this post, and you're either blind, Josh, or you can't count.
I count 40 counties on the map you linked for Obama, and 25 for Clinton. Only 4 of Obama's look urban to me, but let's assume I'm understating the size of the urban areas and the spread and suburban sprawl actually covers 12 (which geographically looks like a stretch).
THAT STILL LEAVES OBAMA WITH 28 AND CLINTON WITH 25 - and we haven't even eliminated Clinton's lone urban county (Sioux City) and it's sprawl.
Sorry to be the one to tell you.
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What are the etiquette which are required in a Ryokan in comparison to a Capsule Hotel? Are there any things which I must take care of in a Ryokan and not in a Capsule Hotel or vice versa.
Capsules and ryokan are very different experiences, but Japanese etiquette always applies. There are really only two main points to be aware of:
Ryokan specifically:
No slippers allowed here. (Photo by me.)
Capsule hotels:
Pods to the left, lockers to the right. (Photo by me.)
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Cloning sites is not a simple task, but this makes it look like it. And I can't speak more highly of the Pro version that allows you to run clone over sites and do selective cloning.
Don't hesitate. It is worth the time to install this on your multisite network.


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Reshaping Britain – NSEC 2011
4, March, 2011
200 enterprising students gathered last weekend to attend NACUE's National Student Enterprise Conference 2011. Hosted by Manchester Enterprise Centre and Manchester Entrepreneurs Society, the conference took the delegates on a 2 day journey which focused on Reshaping Britain through enterprise and innovation.
Delegates heard from an array of speakers such as John Griffin (Founder of Addison Lee), Rich Martell (Founder of Floxx.com, former FitFinder), John Foong (Google), Steve Lang (Ernst & Young), Keith Sharp (TATA) and Houston Spencer (Alcatel –Lucent), as well as many other successful entrepreneurs, CEOs and industry professionals. Day 2 of the conference saw several students pitch their business ideas in front of a live audience, for their chance to win £1000 from Shell LiveWIRE awards.
"I was particularly impressed with the enthusiasm delegates showed for entrepreneurship, their maturity, and interest in learning and knowledge about social business. At their age, I think my knuckles were still scraping the floor, so it was a real inspiration for me to meet the next generation of business leaders." Simon Evill, ClearlySo
"Students have never been so aware of the need to create, innovate and lead for success. This weekend brought students together to equip them with the skills and know-how to re-think, re-engineer and re-shape old models for a new economy. NSEC 2011 saw the growth of a new class of leaders, with new ways of doing business" Hushpreet Dhaliwal, NACUE
Having sold out, and then live streaming to calm the Twitter frenzy, the conference itself received spectacular reviews from sponsors, students and speakers alike. After NSEC 2011, there are 200 more students fired-up to develop their business ideas and brands.
NSEC 2012 is now but a year away, but we are certain that in the meantime, there is a great deal more to come from the UK's student enterprise community. Do keep close watch.
About NACUE
NACUE is a fast-paced, grassroots organisation that stimulates university enterprise by supporting, connecting and representing enterprise societies and student entrepreneurs in Universities across the UK. NACUE supports over 70 student-led enterprise societies, over 40,000 members, and 7 vibrant regional networks in the North, Midlands, South East, South West, East England, London and Scotland. Launched in May 2009, NACUE has already been recognised by Real Business Magazine as a 'Champion of Entrepreneurial Britain', by the World Economic Forum Roundtable 2010 on Enterprise Education as a 'global best practice in youth enterprise promotion', and by SFEDI as the 2009 'Builder of Enterprise Support Networks' and 'Overall Enterprise Champion'.
Please visit www.nacue.com for more information about our achievements over the last 18 months.
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I am redoing my basement and was wondering how to seal the wall vapor barrier if there is no existing vapor barrier from the floor above. Or is it better off not using vapor barrier ? I am from Manitoba and it is very humid and I don't want to have anything rot because of the moisture being trapped.
Vapor barriers tend to be one of the most hotly debated topics in home building. I redid a basement in MN a few years ago and ultimately went with Building Science Corporation's recommendation which would apply to your climate as well. See this answer for details: http://diy.stackexchange.com/a/8644/1209
Summary: Do not use a vapor barrier. Instead use EPS or XPS foam for your insulation which will act as a vapor retarder, but not trap moisture like a barrier would.


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hello all,
there seems to be no resources or tools to weed out Robots from the registration process, like a captcha. As a work around my plan was to install a quiz in which the user will have to answer with a mandatory answer (eg 1+ 1 = 2)
But I can't seem to find an option to enforce the answer.
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Authorities are investigating the death of an infant. It happened at a home along highway 52 Friday in Samson. But investigators haven't released information surrounding the incident.
The baby's body has been sent to Montgomery for an official autopsy.
The Alabama Bureau of Investigations is still looking into the incident.
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I put this before my loop in wordpress <?php query_posts('category_name=home'); ?>
It works like i want it's only showing one categories in the index page .
But when i click other categories link , it only show the home categories .
the link in the web changes but only showing the home page ? anyone know why ?
What i want is separated categories post in my links , so i want to make dynamic webpages that can posted in all of the pages .
If using the pages feature , it can only show static page right ?
So i tried to using categories for my webpage navigation.
Anyone know how to do it more simple ? or this is the only way ?
PS: Sorry for my bad english , it's not my first language . :)


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I'm not sure if I'm doing this correctly, but I pull in another persons Google calendar into my own Google Calendar using an link to the ICS files.
Is this the same process to have these external events appear in my AIO Event Calendar?
If I add the ICS path then the eggtimer wheel just keeps rotating forever.
Have I done somethings wrong?


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To start with the positives: the location is pretty good, fairly easy to find when you know where it is (other places deeper into Stone Town can be a nightmare to find, even when you've been there several times!). It is nice and quiet, set away from any road noise. The staff were friendly and quite helpful and the place has some charm to it and a decent roof top bar (can't comment on the food though). The breakfast included in the room rate is adequate, although you may be tempted to head into town to get something a little more interesting.
The negatives: there was no hot water in the bathroom, for the wash basin or the shower. Not sure if this is normal or just bad luck. The bed was comfortable enough and looked moderately grand at first glance, ringed as it was with a curtained mosquito net. However, the net didn't really close properly (although didn't experience any issues with mozzies) and you had to fumble about in the dark after turning out the lights as no bedside light or light switch within the confines of the net.
The creaky staircase ascending to the roof perhaps added to the character but if the place were busier might be a nuisance noise.
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Model Green Rooms
UofL is retrofitting various rooms around campus to serve as models for sustainable design principles.
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Model Green Dorm Room
UofL's model Green Dorm Room opened in Louisville Hall (Room 605) in Fall 2009 but was first developed as a challenge to 10 students in Jamie Horwitz's Spring 2009 Sustainable Architecture course. At the request of Russ Barnett, director of UofL's Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development, these students developed their own designs for the room as a model of sustainable living on campus. Turning the students' conceptual design into an actual dorm room was made possible with a $5,000 grant from Arts and Sciences Dean Blaine Hudson.
Certain features distinguish this room from any other on campus. These differences are much more sustainable and aesthetically pleasing:
- The floors are made of bamboo, a faster-growing and more sustainable alternative than wood, synthetic flooring or carpet.
- One wall is covered in clay, a natural building material which has insulating properties, improves air quality by catching dust, and is easier to repair and maintain.
- Large windows let in plenty of natural light, eliminating the need to use electric lights during the day.
- A ceiling fan helps regulate temperatures more efficiently.
- A low-flow showerhead and toilet, as well as an aerator on the faucet, has cut water use by about 50 percent.
With high ceilings, large windows and the several distinctive "green" characteristics, the room is more like a modern, innovative, energy efficient living space than a typical dorm. Residents of the model green dorm room participate actively in the Housing and university-wide sustainability committees, act as sustainability leaders within the community, and welcome tours to demonstrate sustainable living principles.
- Read more about the student design process.
- Read more about the experience of living in the green dorm room: UofL Green Scene.
Model Green Conference Room
In 2010, UofL Interior Architecture students were again engaged in the next model green room design challenge: The conference room for Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences in Gardiner Hall, Room 230. The project moved to implementation during the Fall of 2010, with support from the Kentuckiana Chapter of Hazardous Materials Managers (KCHMM) who dedicated UofL's model green conference room during a special ceremony at KCHMM's annual gathering on November 3rd, 2010. The room features:
- Natural day-lighting from a large window, eliminating the need to use electric lights during the day.
- A ceiling fan to help regulate temperatures more efficiently.
- Modular carpet tiles which allow for easy replacement of only the worn portions, without having to dispose of the entire carpet.
- High-efficiency florescent lights with motion sensors for automatic shut off when the room is unoccupied.
- Durable ceiling tiles made of recycled plastic which will not sag or stain like conventional ceiling tiles.
- Green certified furnishings.
Model Green Office
In the spring of 2012, the Department of Urban & Public Affairs launched an effort to perform a low-cost, green renovation on the Department Chair's office based on designs from another class of UofL Interior Architecture students. The final renovation includes the following green elements in Room 100 of the Urban Studies Institute (426 W. Bloom St.):
- Treadmill desk
- Shades and window tinting for energy conservation
- Hypoallergenic carpet made from at least 35% recycled fibers
- Wooly pockets (wall hanging plants)
- Paint containing no volatile organic compounds (VOC)
- Repurposed furniture
- Eliminated large, energy-hog refrigerator
Read More: Professor gets green office makeover (UofL Today, Aug. 20, 2013)
The Sustainability Council hopes to see this program expand to include more Model Green Spaces around campus - from labs to classrooms to clinics!
Threlkeld Hall Green Renovation
UofL has participated in the Campus Conservation Nationals (CCN) each spring since 2012. This is an energy-reduction competition in which each of our on-campus halls (plus Cardinal Towne) track their electricity usage with halls competing against each other to maximize conservation over a three-week period.
In 2014, a new prize was added thanks to a $5000 donation from Louisville's newest student housing project, The Grove. The funds allowed the winning hall to undergo a green renovation with specific projects selected by the residents. During the 2014 CCN from January 27th to March 3rd, UofL residents were able to reduce electricity usage by 2.9% overall, but residents of Threlkeld Hall posted an 8.9% reduction to become the champions. Cardinal Towne and Kurz Hall came in 2nd and 3rd respectively, with decreases of 6.8% and 6.7%.
Several prizes were given as a part of the Campus Conservation Nationals program. Students had the ability to engage with us via social media and some tabling. They had the opportunity to nominate one another as a Conservation Hero or to take a pledge to reduce their energy consumption. All students who engaged in one of these activities (nominating, actively participating on social media, or taking the pledge) were eligible to be drawn for a prize. Five students were selected to attend dinner at Amici with Provost Willinghanz on April 23. Additionally, one student was the lucky recipient of a brand new bike.
The champions in Threlkeld Hall received two additional prizes: a skate party and a $5,000 green renovation. On March 27th, 2014, Threlkeld Hall residents gathered for a facilitated town hall meeting to discuss sustainability improvements they would like to see. Many great ideas were generated and over the summer of 2014, the following improvements were made as a part of the green renovation:
- The flooring in the lobby was changed from carpet to a luxury vinyl tile. Not only is the tile better looking, but it is also a longer-wearing product that requires only water to clean – no chemicals or other harsh products.
- The worn furniture in the common area was replaced with a product that uses a sustainable fabric and is designed to be modular so that, if a part of a chair is broken, we can replace just that part easily rather than having to dispose of the entire chair.
- All of the old, inefficient washing machines were with newer, more efficient models.
- Leaky showerheads were replaced throughout the building. Although the existing showerheads were low-flow fixtures, they frequently leaked and were replaced with a more durable low-flow fixture.
- An effort is being made to improve bike parking at Threlkeld with the purchase of either bike lockers or a covered bike storage rack for the building.


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I asked this question over at stakoverflow without an answer yet, so I am trying my luck here as it may be more relevant to sysadmins..
We are trying to develop an ACL solution that would cater for both internal users (currently managed through Windows AD which is outside of the scope of the project) and external users. The idea is to have a new LDAP server, another Windows AD or non-AD server such as openldap, that will be used to manage external users and all groups that are to be used for the ACL.
And then a referral to the internal Windows AD would be setup so that authentication would work for both internal and external accounts and group membership to the groups defined in the new LDAP server would be open to both internal and external accounts.
The problem is to get the referral working, first following this document http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc978014.aspx (under "Creating an External Cross-Reference for an Internal Location") it seems you need to have the external ldap server having the same domain as the internal one, this seems to be a problem, at least when using Windows AD as the external server as well.
Also due to security restrictions in place trust relationships cannot be created such that internal users can be added as members of groups created in the external server. So is there a way around this? Is it better to use openldap rather than Windows AD for the external server?
Any pointers would be much appreciated.


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Fish Oil and Prostate Cancer Part 1
In actuality the hormonal changes in men are not nearly as universal as they are in women. Some men can maintain healthy testosterone levels into their 80's and presumably beyond.
Some men but not most men!
Most men begin to have some decline in their Testosterone levels when they hit their late 30's for one of 2 reasons. First their brain may simply stop producing a hormone called LH that stimulates the testis to make testosterone. This is often called Secondary testicular failure because if you give them back the LH, their testis works just fine. Primary Testicular failure occurs when the testis themselves fail to make testosterone no matter how much LH is present.
The youngest case of low testosterone I have seen because of either of these causes is age 27. I also have 70+ year olds whose Testosterone is in the upper 80%. By that time and usually far before that however the average male begins to drift down in his testosterone levels. He may not actually get higher DHT or Estrogen levels, but they become RELATIVELY high due to the declining level of Testosterone and the steady or increased levels of DHT and Estrogen.
The worse this situation, the more likely it seems to be a set up for Prostate Cancer. Again prostate cancer is a disease of aging in most cases. It has been said that if all men lived long enough, all men would get Prostate Cancer.
Thus, as an Anti-Aging Doctor prevention becomes one of my primary objectives.
Fish Oil Blocks the conversion of Testosterone to DHT which is why it has become so popular among athletes who want to maximize their testosterone levels legally. You already know it improves Growth Hormone response too. Fish Oil also blocks the formation of Tumor Angiogenesis Factor (TAF from the breast cancer emails) and thus may prevent prostate tumors from growing enough new blood vessels to keep growing. Fish Oil inhibits the genetic step that promotes tumor metastasis (spread of the tumor).
In interventional studies with men who had Prostate cancer already (remember we don't give people cancer just to see if the drug or vitamin works!) showed marked outcome improvements when Fish Oil was used as an adjunct to therapy.
So what is the traditional Party line from "Modern Medicine"?
Same B. S. as usual. No enough data. Data from fish consumption only,( some magic and as yet unknown part of the fish might possibly have an infinitesimally small chance of being the real active ingredient other that EPA and DHA), can't use this during therapy or it will interfere with the REAL treatment. While traditionalists cling to this nonsense, people continue to die unnecessarily of this cancer. As with Breast Cancer, high intakes of Omega 6 fatty acids and low levels of Omega 3 Fish Oil is a risk factor for Prostate cancer.
I am sure all of you men out there know someone who has prostate cancer. Please share this information with them. But warn them the FDA would rather not admit any of this because there is no big DRUG COMPANY that stands to benefit! Also remember even if you don't have prostate cancer yet, An Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of Cure!
Best, Doc
P.S. Remember, do not stop or decrease any drugs you may be taking without the expressed permission of your doctor!
References and conclusions:
Dietary intake of n-3 and n-6 fatty acids and the risk of prostate cancer.
Leitzmann MF, Stampfer MJ, Michaud DS, Augustsson K, Colditz GC, Willett WC, Giovannucci EL.
CONCLUSIONS: Increased dietary intakes of ALA may increase the risk of advanced prostate cancer. In contrast, EPA and DHA intakes may reduce the risk of total and advanced prostate cancer.
|Am J Clin Nutr. 2004 Jun;79(6):935-45.
Dietary long-chain n-3 fatty acids for the prevention of cancer: a review of potential mechanisms.
Larsson SC, Kumlin M, Ingelman-Sundberg M, Wolk A.
Increasing evidence from animal and in vitro studies indicates that n-3 fatty acids, especially the long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid, present in fatty fish and fish oils inhibit carcinogenesis.
|Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2003 Sep;12(9):926-7.
Inuit are protected against prostate cancer.
Dewailly E, Mulvad G, Sloth Pedersen H, Hansen JC, Behrendt N, Hart Hansen JP.
Our results suggest that in situ carcinoma is rare among Inuit and that their traditional diet, which is rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids…
PMID: 14504206 [PubMed – indexed for MEDLINE]
|J Steroid Biochem Mol Biol. 2002 Nov;82(4-5):393-400.
5 alpha-reductase-catalyzed conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone is increased in prostatic adenocarcinoma cells: suppression by 15-lipoxygenase metabolites of gamma-linolenic and eicosapentaenoic acids. SIC EPA = fish Oil! This particular study showed and 80% reduction in 5 alpha reductase activity!Disclaimer - These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. None of the products listed or mentioned should be used as a substitute for medical advice, or to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any illness. Always consult your personal physician before consuming any new supplements and never change any medications without his/her expressed permission. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, do not use this product without the supervision of your physician. This product is not intended to be consumed by minors (under the age of 21) without direct medical supervision. If you have or have had ANY type of cancer do not use this product without the expressed permission and supervision of your physician. In compliance with Canadian Customs, we are required to value shipments at their full US dollar value. References used in this broadcast are publically available at the links mentioned but do not constitute proof or endorsement of Dr Dave's Best Products or of their efficacy. No medical claims of any kind should be interpreted, inferred or acted on based on this information which is for educational purposes.


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I have three 1D arrays of same length. These are:
- Temperature (F)
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temperature and wind speed have all float values while wind direction has string values like 'south', 'north', 'northeast', 'west', etc. Now, I want to create a 3D scatterplot with these arrays..what is the possible way (since the wind direction array has string values)? Can some logic be applied to this scenario?


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I have the need for a Ubuntu server with normal server components such as SSH, NFS, and Samba servers, system accounting and status, etc, but also need X components for the in-house application. I figured it would be easier to install the server version then add the desktop rather than install the desktop then add all the missing server bits.
The server is on a secure network with no Internet access.
With the desktop CD in the drive, I have modified /etc/apt/sources.list (both manually and with "sudo apt-cdrom add") so that I have the line:
deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 10.10 _Maverick Meerkat_ - Release amd64 (20101007)]/ maverick main restricted
and left the "...Ubuntu-Server 10.10 ..." line commented out.
then done:
sudo apt-get update
-> all good, with the usual Internet errors, BUT
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
fails with "Unable to locate package"
and aptitude only lists 33 new packages from the CD.
Tried clearing the package list ("forget new packages") and reloading -> still only 33.
Obviously dpkg/apt is somehow detecting that I have the server installed and is denying access to the non-server packages.
Is there a way to trick or force the installer, or to un-bundle the ubuntu-desktop package from the CD?
Problem: need GUI on Server, no Internet access for getting packages, Server version can't see all of the packages on the Desktop CD.
One (ugly) way to work around this problem is to install the Desktop version, then add all the missing Server bits.
Unfortunately the Desktop version is missing large amounts of text-based stuff, including aptitude and the SSH server; but it does have apt-get. Either install aptitude and ssh bundle individually, or run Synaptic on the GUI - requires running the GUI through the ILO virtual console (not at all a pleasant experience) or put a head on the server (which you probably had to install the Desktop).
Once you've got a terminal and aptitude, and you've configured your network, you can have a slightly more pleasant time of installing all the missing server stuff. You can also start removing some of the useless desktop stuff.
Interestingly, the Desktop version can see all of the packages on the Server CD, but the Server version can only see 33 packages on the Desktop CD, hence this ugly workaround.
After logging in to you normal user account type at the command line prompt this:
sudo apt-get update [ENTER]
sudo apt-get -Y install xorg ubuntu-desktop [ENTER}
(The -Y answers yes to all promps. You can leave this out if you wish but you will have to manually answer prompts)
If you do not want to use the ubuntu desktop, you can also do the following and choose from a list of software:
sudo apt-get update [ENTER]
sudo tasksel [ENTER]
A blue interface will start and you can choose a different desktop from here.
After installing the desktop and quiting tasksel by pressing [Q], reboot your machine. It should boot up to the desktop that you installed.
After logging in to the desktop, look at the top of the screen where it says "Applications" and click on that. When the menu drops down you will see as your last option an application for installing and uninstalling software. It is fully searchable. You can search for applications to ease the configuration of your server there.
IMPORTANT Note: A GUI server is less secure than a console server because of the changes and additional software and services that it adds.
Sure, adding the GUI to the Server edition is easy if you have a connection from your server to the Internet.
Perhaps you missed the words:
"The server is on a secure network with no Internet access."
so I can't get the packages direct from the normal repositories;
"Server version can't see all of the packages on the Desktop CD."
so I can't get the packages from the Desktop CD (even though they are all there).
Hence my question: "Is there a way to trick or force the installer, or to un-bundle the ubuntu-desktop package from the CD?", and my follow up ugly workaround.
Until the installer is fixed so that it can see other CD repositories properly, the only other workaround I can think of is to install the Server version, work out all the packages I need for the GUI (including dependencies), download them individually to a USB stick, then install them one by one. Is that easier than retrofitting server functionality to the Desktop version using bundles from the Server CD, I ask myself..... probably not.


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I have a link in a menu on http://www.royharmonsc.com/ that is supposed to link to a category with all my blog posts in it.
The category is called "Blog," it is labelled on the menu as "Blog," and the URL is http://www.royharmonsc.com/category/blog/.
Today I noticed that it doesn't work anymore. http://www.royharmonsc.com/category/blog/ doesn't even go link to that category anymore. It just gives me a 404 error.
I updated to the latest version of WordPress and the latest version of Contact Form 7 recently. Could either of those updates have something to do with it?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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Google Webmaster Tools says: Google has detected a significant increase in the number of URLs that return a 404 error (page not found).
URL Errors
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Some screenshot:
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These errors are for 90% attributable to the calendar (agenda in particular). I'll try to disable the agenda from calendar settings and see what happens.


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We just confirmed the commitment of Smithfield Selma High running back/wide receiver/defensive back Joshua Snead to Duke today.
"He loved the fact that Duke never wavered on him," his coach, Anthony Barbour, said this afternoon. "They really like his speed and ability to make plays in space.
"They are looking at him for their defensive backfield, but also like his speed on offense."
Snead's other finalists were Wake Forest and N.C. State, his coach said.
Barbour said that Snead has 4.3-second speed in the 40-yard dash. Last season as a junior, he rushed for 850 yards despite splitting time with three upperclassmen. He also played safety on defense and returned kicks, including two for touchdowns.
Snead is ranked No.17 on The Observer's first Top 25 N.C. Prospects list for the coming season.
"Academically, he's in great shape," Barbour said. "He wants to do something in the medical field, perhaps become a doctor. That made Duke a perfect fit."
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Spinal muscular atrophy type 2
- Muscular atrophy, spinal, intermediate type
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The overall goal of the meeting is to provide a venue for researchers to share unpublished data and to develop collaborations, with the intent of accelerating the discovery of a treatment for this devastating disease. In addition, the specific aims for the conference are: 1.To enable open communication of early, unpublished scientific data, accelerating the pace of research. 2.To provide a forum to discuss timely topics in SMA openly with the entire research community. 3. To create a sense of community among SMA researchers, resulting in productive research partnerships.

Third Genome Dynamics in the Neurosciences Conference, Sunday, July 18, 2010 - Thursday, July 22, 2010
Location: The Hilton Metropole, Brighton, England
Description: The goal of this meeting was to integrate basic processes of DNA damage signaling and repair and clinical aspects of neurological and neurodegenerative disease. The program was designed to bring together leading scientists with primary interests in DNA damage signaling with those working in specific related neurodegenerative disease areas as a means for integrating these fields. It was anticipated that this would generate insights into how normal processes of genome maintenance in the brain contribute to the prevention of a wide range of diseases.
14th International Spinal Muscular Atrophy Research Group Meeting, Thursday, June 24, 2010 - Sunday, June 27, 2010
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Description: The overall meeting goal was to bring together junior and established spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) research experts from around the world to share unpublished data and foster a spirit of communication and collaboration. The majority of the leading investigators in SMA attend this conference each year. The conference also brought in young and new researchers into the SMA community, including those located internationally, who do not have opportunities to interact with the recognized thought leaders in this area. It arguably represents the best networking opportunity in the SMA field.
Nutritional Challenges in the High-Risk Infant, Monday, September 14, 2009 - Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Location: DC Metro Area,
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It is my goal this year to provide my students with many opportunities to discover math through student-centered learning.
My focus throughout the year in math will be on vocabulary, fluency of the basic operations, number sense, and problem solving. By focusing on these four foundational skills, alongside the TEKS, each child will become a stronger math student. It is my goal through meaningful instruction that every student in my class will leave 6th grade with a sense of respect for math and its importance.
Below is a link to my classroom rules and procedures Google Slides presentation that is covered during the first week of school:
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This is a simple question, should be somewhere in the documentation, but anyway.
How do I access this BadMail folder and view the contents of the messages in it?
This is a simple question, should be somewhere in the documentation, but anyway.
How do I access this BadMail folder and view the contents of the messages in it?
In previous versions of Exchange (5.5, 2000, 2003 without service pack), all email that cannot be delivered ends up in the Badmail directory. This folder grows infinitely until it runs out of disk space.
Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 changes that. By default, it will handle all "badmail" in a virtual way and no data trash is accumulated.
If you want to keep your badmail, you'll have changed a couple of registry settings:
If set to 0, badmail disappears. -1 reverts to pre-SP1 settings. However, like circular logging, this doesn't "rotate" messages - just collects messages till the max folder size is reached and then stops collecting more bad mail.
On Pre-Exchange Server 2003 SP1, the badmail folder contains messages that cannot be delivered, and also cannot be returned back to the sender. Therefore, the folder typically contains spam, and the files within the folder can usually just be deleted. You should find your SMTP server on such servers looking into your virtual SMTP protocol's properties (there is a badmail folder setting).
However, Exchange doesn't provide a setting to periodically empty the contents of the folder. The danger is that this folder will go un-monitored, and will continue to fill up. This link could also be interesting to you:
Exchange Server Badmail Deletion and Archiving
Usually C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Mailroot\Vsi 1\BadMail\, if you're running Exchange 2000 (and 2003, I think). If it's the IIS SMTP server, it'll be in C:\inetpub\mailroot\smtpsvc1\badmail. If it's Exchange 2007, there isn't one, but you can use the message tracking tools instead.
Also, I believe Exchange 2003 SP1 does away with BadMail storage... probably due to the idea that nobody ever checks them, cleans them out. If not checked frequently undeliverable emails can add a lot of bloat to your server.


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When the shopping cart table is built in a page or post the  columns do not match the number of  columns in lower rows. Because of this, if your table is styled to have borders, the top right corner has no border.
This is easily resolved by adding a 	 to the end of line 259 of wp_shopping_cart.php.
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Wood has long been used for a number of different purposes by craftsmen and artisans. Woodworking involves the carving of wood into sculptures or various artistic works. It is a craft that is performed across the globe among a number of different cultures. Any process that involves making, building or carving something out of wood falls under the category of woodworking.
Ancient Woodworkers
Two of the major ancient cultures that practiced the craft were the Egyptian and the Chinese. These cultures performed woodworking regularly and developed techniques to advance the craft for future generations.
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Traditionally, people performed woodworking tasks using the wood available in their region until trade became easier. There are three different types of wood: hardwood, softwood and man-made wood such as plywood.
Woodworking was an important process that led to many advancements in civilizations. Mane of the more practical things built with woodworking were tables, chairs and carts.
Woodworking greatly advances the culture of a civilization as well. Many artists focus primarily on wood, and famous pieces of significant art are composed from wood. One example of a cultural woodworking tradition are totem poles.
During ancient times, woodworking tools were made of stone. They progressed into bronze tools and are today made of metal alloys for strength and durability.
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Released: Jan 01st, 2005
Running Time: 167
Director: David Aaron Clark
Company: Video Team
Cast: Kammy, Mr. Marcus, Brian Surewood, Lacey Tom, Asia (I), Mr. Pete, Annie Cruz, Veronica Lynn
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
For Asian girl lovers.
David Aaron Clark indulges his passion for Asian girls in five long scenes, shot in sun-drenched rooms.
He deliberately takes his time, lingering over their pretty, firm-breasted bodies and indulging their chat.
Japanese import Kammi is put in a cage by Mr. Marcus and Brian Surewood. She sucks their dicks through the bars before they buttfuck her.
The beautiful Lacey Tom (billed as a "Korean-American Pin-Up Princess") is taken care of by Mr. Pete. Veronica Lynn sucks on Surewood, then Clark, and tells about shooting her ex-husband's cat.
Clark doesn't hesitate to include a scene with no sex: the one with Annie Cruz. His movie's as much an art thing as a porn thing.


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Splinter Cell film to come courtesy of New Regency
Ubisoft and New Regency have signed a second adaptation agreement, this time for Splinter Cell.
Variety reports New Regency will be working closely with Jean-Julien Baronnet, CEO of Ubisoft Motion Pictures, a division founded to protect the French publisher's licenses and produce in-house short films and the Raving Rabbids TV series.
"For Ubisoft Motion Pictures, creative control is key and New Regency shares our commitment to respecting the creative freedom of our team," Baronnet said.
"Their ability to produce both blockbusters and intriguing indie hits is an ideal fit for the Splinter Cell franchise."
Ubisoft was said to have been flirting with Warner and Paramount as well, but eventually went with its established partner; New Regency is also behind the Assassin's Creed movie.
As previously reported, Tom Hardy will star in Splinter Cell, which is being written by Eric Warren Singer.
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