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Beautifully engraved certificate from the Republic Aviation Corporation issued in 1943. This historic document was printed by the Hamilton Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it. This item has the printed signatures of the Companys President ( W. Wallace Kellett ) and Secretary ( T. Davis ) and is over 60 years old. This is the first time we have had this certificate for sale. Republic Aviation was established in 1939 when the board of directors of Seversky Aircraft booted Alexander de Seversky as company president because of mounting losses. The company's name was changed to Republic Aviation. W. Wallace Kellett became the new company president. W. Wallace Kellett was also President of the Kellett Aircraft Corporation which had established itself as a leading developer of rotorcraft for the U.S. military. Planes produced by the company included the AP-4, an adaptation of the P-35, the first modern fighter. They were delivered in September 1940 as Republic P-43 Lancers. By 1941, new air combat technology had overtaken the Lancers technology, and Republics chief designer, Russian émigré Alexander Kartveli, began planning what would turn into the P-47 Thunderbolt. But since the engine that would power the P-47, Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp, was not yet available, the U.S. Army Air Corps (USAAC) ordered some almost 2,000 P-43 Lancers to be used in the meantime. Another 108 went to the Chinese Air Force through the Lend-Lease program. None of the U.S. P-43s saw combat duty but served in a training, and later in a photoreconnaissance, role. The P-47 Thunderbolt is ranked as one of the three best fighters of World War II. The plane entered production in early 1942, and early in 1943 began service with Britains Royal Air Force as escorts to the B-17 and B-24 bombers. The P-47s could also carry bombs, which turned the fighters into fighter-bombers with the P-47D "Juggernaut," the first large-scale production model. Republic produced 12,602 P-47Ds, the largest number of a single sub-type of any fighter in history. Total P-47D production was 15,660. Production of the P-47 ended in November 1945. The new postwar P-84/F-84 jet fighter-bomber returned Republic to profitability. The company built three main varieties of this plane to replace the P-47. In 1951, Republic began to develop a supersonic fighter-bomber to replace the F-84F. The F-105 Thunderchief, also nicknamed "Thud" (some say with affection and others say because the plane was too heavy), made its first flight on October 22, 1955, although the first production version, the F-105B, was not delivered until May 1958. Republic established a helicopter division in December 1957 and built the French Alouette helicopter. They also made the turboprop airlinerthe Rainbowfor short to medium-distance routes. Republic acquired a minority interest in the Dutch aircraft firm Fokker and attempted to market an attack plane in 1960. The aerospace company Fairchild acquired Republic in July 1965. In September, Republic became the Republic Aviation Division of Fairchild Hiller.
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Bobby Labonte will continue his NASCAR Sprint Cup consecutive start streak this weekend as he will drive the Phoenix Racing No. 51 at Michigan International Speedway. Labonte has 703 straight starts in the series. Labonte will drive for Phoenix while AJ Allmendinger competes in the No. 47 JTG Daugherty Racing entry at Michigan as part of his five-race deal with that team. "Bobby came and helped us out a few years ago when we were trying to get our Sprint Cup program up and running," Phoenix crew chief Nick Harrison said. "Now (team owner) James (Finch) wants to return the favor. We know Bobby will do a great job for us this weekend." The 2000 Cup champion has three Cup wins at Michigan. On Tuesday, Phoenix is expected to fit Jacques Villeneuve for a seat in its car for the June 23 race at Sonoma Raceway. He will be driving the same chassis that Kurt Busch drove to a third-place finish at Sonoma last year.
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In the final announced opinion day of 2013, the Supreme Court has filed its opinion in Hooker v. The Retirement Board of the Firemen's Annuity and Benefit Fund of Chicago, holding that the plaintiffs – widows of two deceased firefighters – are not entitled to the inclusion of "duty availability pay" in their survivors' annuities. Our detailed summary of the facts and underlying opinions in Hooker is here. Our report on the oral argument is here.
Following the deaths of their husbands, plaintiffs were granted widow's pensions by the defendant. Plaintiffs filed a complaint in Cook County Circuit Court, arguing that they were entitled to the annuity awarded to the widow of a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Relying upon intervening new authority from the Appellate Court, the Circuit Court entered an agreed order upholding the plaintiffs' position. The Board awarded the annuities retroactive to the date of the new authority – 2004. Plaintiffs then amended their complaint to raise three claims: (1) they were entitled to the annuity retroactive to the date of their husbands' deaths, (2) class certification of all widows similarly situated, and (3) when their annuities were calculated, "duty availability pay" – DAP – should have been included, even though the decedents never received it.
The Circuit Court permitted the amendment, but stayed proceedings while the dispute over the starting date for the annuities was resolved. In 2007, the court directed the Board to pay the annuities retroactive to the date of the decedents' deaths. The Board appealed and the appellate court affirmed. Following that, the Circuit Court dismissed Count I of the plaintiffs' amended complaint as moot. Since plaintiffs no longer had an individual claim, the Court dismissed Count II, the putative class claim, as well. As for Count III, the Circuit Court denied the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment and granted the Board's cross-motion, holding that the plaintiffs were not entitled to have DAP included in calculating their annuities. The Appellate Court reversed.
In an opinion by Justice Anne M. Burke, the Supreme Court reversed the Appellate Court. Hooker turns on harmonizing two sections of the Pension Code. First, we have Section 6-140, which describes the annuities plaintiffs were entitled to receive:
The annuity for the widow of a fireman whose death results from the performance of an act or acts of duty shall be an amount equal to 50% of the current annual salary attached to the classified position to which the fireman was certified at the time of his death and 75% thereof after December 31, 1972.
Note the words "current annual salary." What this means is that the survivors' annuity is not necessarily tied to the salary the firefighter was actually receiving at any time during his or her career.
Next, we have Section 6-111(i) of the Code, a 2004 amendment by the legislature defining the term "salary" to include DAP (which had been created in the early 1990s as part of a collective bargaining agreement):
[T]he salary of a fireman, as calculated for any purpose under this Article, shall include any duty availability pay received by the fireman . . . and references in this Article to the salary attached to or appropriated for the permanent assigned position or classified career service rank, grade, or position of the fireman shall be deemed to include that duty availability pay.
The plaintiffs argued that by virtue of the term "deemed" in the final clause of Section 6-111(i), DAP must be included in salary calculations regardless of whether or not the firefighter ever received it. But according to the majority, the correct interpretation of the clause was that the final reference to "that duty availability pay" was a reference back to "any duty availability pay received by the fireman." Therefore, if the firefighter never received DAP, it was excluded from "salary" for purposes of the annuity. By concluding that the final clause clarified that "salary" should always include DAP, the majority concluded that the Appellate Court had improperly added the words "even if it was not received by the fireman" to the statute. (As for the italics I've added to Section 6-111(i) – we'll get to that in a minute in discussing the dissent).
The majority concluded that any other result would lead to anomalous results. "Salary" would always be paid "so long as there are firefighters," the majority wrote. But at least in theory, DAP could be eliminated whenever the parties negotiated a new collective bargaining agreement. Therefore, if DAP was included in the calculation, the possibility existed that survivors would be receiving annuities based on DAP, even though their partners never received it, while current firefighters would not be receiving DAP at all.
Justice Mary Jane Theis dissented, joined by Justice Thomas L. Kilbride. Justice Theis concluded that the "current annual salary" under Section 6-140 for calculating annuities "was flexible, increasing with the changes in [firefighters'] salaries as provided for under the applicable budget appropriations." Justice Theis then turned to Section 6-111(i), the Pension Code's definition of "salary." Justice Theis argued that the words "as calculated for any purpose under this Article" were the crucial passage of Section 6-111(i), noting that the majority "inexplicably omits this critical language" from its quotation of the statute. According to the dissent, the majority's conclusion that the plaintiffs' annuity was based only on categories of pay actually received by their decedents effectively read this clause out of Section 6-111(i), as well as rendering the reference to "current annual salary" in Section 6-140 meaningless.
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Just a quick teaser for the forthcoming Mage of Machines gig at Pantheacon...
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Hi all,
Many apologies if you wanted to come and see me perform on Saturday at the Analog Ladies event in SF. As most of you probably know already if you read my previous post, I'm about hald way through my notice period as I leave NASA and go to work at Google. One of my projects, a space camera for the SOAREX-9 spacecraft, is running late so I need to work through the weekend so I can deliver it in time for launch. It's not my fault it's late, but launch deadlines are what they are, so needs must.
I can say with absolute truthfulness that I will not miss this kind of last minute crazy, but a part of me will miss it forever.
Hi all,
I'm sending this out via my blog because it's probably the quickest way to reach everyone. Today I just accepted a job at the Google Mountain View campus working in the Security and Privacy Group.
This is… kind of huge. The money and benefits are way better, but the reason I'm really making the move is that I've found it harder and harder to deliver on projects in recent times due to ever-tightening budget restrictions and negligible support in terms of access to resources. I'm looking forward to working on new interesting problems that have more of a direct impact on people's lives — the group I'll be joining, amongst other things, has the job of keeping our email out the of the hands of people we'd rather not have reading it, as well as doing a lot of other stuff to protect privacy. Kind of the sharp end of the not-being-evil bit, I think.
My last day at Ames will be January 21st. I'll be starting at Google on the 25th — first week will be all the usual Noogler orientation stuff. And yes, apparently, I really do get a hat with a propeller on it.
This is all pretty difficult to wrap my head around. It's been 10 years, more than twice longer than any other job I've ever had (not counting the various inter-contractor transfers).
Boggle. I can't really believe I just pressed send on the bunch of emails telling people I'm leaving.
Hi folks,
Many thanks are due to Maria Vorontsova, who kindly gave me a copy of my old album, Element 115, which dates to the late 1980s. I'm intending releasing it via the usual iTunes/Spotify/Google Play/whatever route, but I want to do some mastering on it first. In the mean time, here are some (unmastered) mixes from the depths of digital time to keep you going.
There's also a previously unreleased remix I did (with permission) for the folk god, Martin Carthy. Well… if you ask me to remix a folk track, you should expect the results to be a bit off-kilter. Anyway, here it is:
For the nerdy out there, the synth you hear on the album is mostly a Korg Z1, with a few things from my old Ensoniq SQ-80. The Martin Carthy remix was done entirely using Symbolic Sound's Kyma.
This here thingummy is a Lexicon Vortex. It's a rather rare effects processor dating to the late '80s/early '90s. The chips in this seem to indicate that mine is roughly 93 vintage. I bought it as not working, sans power supply. The eBay listing said that it wasn't working and that one of the knobs made the numbers change wildly on the display, and the level knob was scratchy.
The power supply issue was annoying — it requires a 9V AC supply, something rather rare. I was fishing around online looking for one, then noticed I actually had one. Sitting on my lab bench. D'oh. Anyway, I plugged it in and everything lit up. The level knob was indeed scratchy, but about 5 minutes of turning it back and forth fixed that. As for the other fault, it was a simple case of the person who had it previously not actually reading the manual. It had me confused briefly, long enough to actually take the thing apart and put it back together again (I wanted to check the caps anyway, so that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it).
So it seems I have a fully working thing, at maybe a 5th of the going rate. It's in pretty good condition for its age — near mint.
As for what it sounds like… It's basically a bit like a delay/chorus/early reflections/random delay kind of thing, but with some rather odd weirdness thrown in. I can't say it sounds exactly like anything else. A bit dark and dirty, maybe. Right up my street, actually! It occurs to me that it would be interesting to patch this inline with a more conventional reverb or delay to dirty up the tail and add a bit of interest.
Next repair is going to be a DBX 160A compressor that needs a couple of replacement switches, once they arrive from Harman.
In other news, the studio build is going, albeit slowly. I have nearly everything I need now, barring some cables that I have on order that should be here next week. I have a large box sitting there containing half a dozen 16 way TRS snakes and a vast quantity of TRS patch cables and another box containing 16 TRS to XLR female and another 16 TRS to XLR male, various MIDI cables, etc. One disappointment was I was hoping to use a couple of Behringer Ultrapatch Pro patchbays, which are really well made actually, but on testing them they turned out to not be TRS, i.e., they are unbalanced only, so I had to order a couple more Nady PB48 patchbays instead. I think I should have a total of 6, which is probably enough for all the gear. I think, if I've counted properly.
Hi folks.
Tonight I had a bit of determination come upon me, so I decided to have a go at a couple of fixes on two newly acquired pieces of studio gear: an Ensoniq DP Pro and a Yamaha SPX 900. Both are digital reverb/multi-effects processors at the middle-end of the market for their time. Both are long obsolete, but they (now) work great and I'm happy to have them.
OK, so first up was the SPX 900. This was an easy one — just a dead battery. Like most pieces of studio gear from that era, this device uses battery backed static RAM to store user configuration information and patches, so when that battery dies, usually after about 15-20 years, it's time for a new one.
Popping the lid off shows some admittedly fairly old technology, but this thing is built like a tank. Surprisingly, the power supply on the left appears to be linear — no switching regulators in sight! Badass. Anyway, it just took a couple of minutes to desolder the battery (you can see it as an orange ring with a silver center on the bottom right) and solder in a replacement.
On power-up, the first time I got a message saying that memory corruption had been detected (well, duh), then on a second power cycle it just came up fine straight to patch 1, like it's supposed to. Before the battery swap, it was giving a battery low warning on power up. It didn't have any user patches in it that I cared about, so I didn't bother saving them (e.g. via MIDI sysex) or doing something heroic with a lab power supply.
Next up was an Ensoniq DP Pro. I just got it a couple of days ago — it was seemingly working, but the LEDs on the left of the front panel didn't seem to be doing anything, nor did the 4 digit 7 segment display. I did a minor gulp when the person who sold it to me mentioned that he'd had his tech replace the battery — this always makes me worry, because I've had way more beyond-economic-repair situations caused by hamfisted repair attempts than actual failures. True to form, on investigation, someone had made like a gorilla with a couple of ribbon cables that normally go between the main board and a 2 board stack that includes all the displays that weren't working (bottom left on the disassembled view). Not only had they ripped them out, they just tucked the damned things in so it looked like they were connected. 'Ere, it just came off in me 'and, Guv. Anyway, after a bit of faffy taking the front panel assembly apart so I could get at the connectors, it seemed that the fine pitch ribbon connectors did look slightly damaged, but they did still work. Similarly, the cables had seen better days, but did work fine once I reassembled everything.
Yaay, lighty up blinkenlightythings!
Anyway, a quick word about these two processors. I must say, they both punch above their weight. The SPX-900 really does feel like the classic SPX-90 on steroids — a much cleaner sound, though not quite as buttery smooth as a REV-5. Many more algorithms, though, including a couple that are heading toward Eventide's Black Hole algorithm. The reverbs are typically Yamaha, not as colored as those from something like a Lexicon or quite as weird as an Eventide, but very usable indeed. The DP Pro was a bit of a surprise — it really is excellent. I'd put its sound as being somewhere between a Lexicon and an Eventide, in the sense that it sounds good and dense, but it's capable of plenty of batshit. It has a dual algorithm structure, where the algorithms can be set up to work in series or in parallel, rather like an Eventide Eclipse. I think this thing is an unheard-of classic waiting to happen, so I'm glad I got my hands on one before someone famous decides they are cool.
Fixing things always cheers me up — I've no idea why.
Rather than waiting for the next album to come along, here's the first track I've completed in a long while, here goes nothing:
Much more chilled out and even (gasp, dare I say it) New Agey than my previous work. I hope you like it. If you do, please share!
I was wondering whether to actually post about this or not, but like it or not, I think I pretty much have to do so.
I'm not exactly sure what caused this most recent transphobic crapstorm, but I suspect it was most likely the ugly defeat of the City of Houston's HERO ballot measure. This was a right-wing photo opportunity for hate groups to openly walk around wearing T-shirts emblazoned with their transphobic crapulence. Not entirely surprisingly, the ballot measure was defeated. Let's keep this in perspective: this was one city, admittedly a relatively progressive one, within a sea of good old boys, guns, oversized trucks and Confederate flags. This should really be an object lesson in exactly why it is that civil rights should not be decided by the popular vote, because as with so many similar cases in the past, all this proves is that the majority of people who can be whipped up sufficiently to rise from their pools of acquiescence to actually vote are mostly bigots.
Following shortly thereafter, a disgusting poll on change.org (no, I'm not linking it here because it doesn't need my contribution to its Google page rank) went up that was exhorting major LGBT organizations to drop the T, becoming specifically LGB groups and explicitly excluding transgender people. I strongly suspect that its proposer is a right-wing sock puppet, but there are plenty of queer bigots out there so this may not necessarily be the case. This is really beyond belief. Trans people have had a long history of being in the front line of the fight for queer rights — we don't get to hide or slink back into the woodwork like so many cisnormative LGBs, so for us all-too-often we have to fight or die, in many cases literally. The T has always been the poor cousin of the LGBT world — personally I don't have much to do with lesbian and gay events because frankly so many people can be total bastards to trans people within those communities, so it just isn't worth the risk in return for any meager benefit. I'm seeing lots of TERF language showing up — members of the T community have 'different concerns' than those of the LGB community, so we're better off separate. BULL FUCKING SHIT. So what if we have different concerns? Lesbians and gay men have different concerns, so why wouldn't they prefer to part ways? The hidden agenda here isn't so much that they want to kick out the T. They want to disenfranchise the people who check more than one box — people who are both transgender and lesbian, gay or bisexual are really the people they want rid of. Why? Quite simply because they are transphobic bigots who don't want nasty icky trans people anywhere near them, or (particularly) calling them out on their bigotry.
I am over, seriously over, commentary from people who want the T people out saying that, 'we stand for trans people, but we want our own separate space from them.' Yeah, right. As I said previously, BULL FUCKING SHIT. What you really don't want is to confront your own bigotry, it's really that simple. 'Oh, I'm not a bigot, I find it really upsetting to be called a bigot, all I want is .' BULLSHIT. If you hate trans people, at least have the fucking decency to admit to it. Maybe there should be a symbol, or a particular way of dressing you might want to adopt so we can easily spot you and avoid the hell out of you — you don't want us anywhere near you, so why not?
In the pagan community, a number of elders recently publicly supported the kick-out-the-T measure. Aline O'Brien (aka Macha Nightmare), Ruth Barrett and Luisah Teish all signed the kick-out-the-T petition. Macha Nightmare has subsequently backpedaled and is now claiming that she disavows the petition, though I'm given to wonder why the hell she even thought for one second that signing it in the first place was any way appropriate. Luisah Teish is also backpedaling in her own not-actually-apologizing kind of way. Ruth Barrett is doubling down and crying victim, just like she always has. There has been quite a bit of discussion about whether or not these people deserve to be regarded as Pagan elders as a consequence. I find this a little ridiculous, because realistically eldership really just means that you happen to have a number of students and/or friends and followers who regard you as an elder, which is clearly the case for all of these people. None of them are my elders, and they will have my respect when hell freezes over.
Over the last couple of years or so I've equipped a pretty decent electronics lab for cents on the dollar relative to how much 'real people' would spend — I'm now having a go at doing the same thing for building a hopefully pretty decent home studio setup for music production purposes.
More than one person has asked me how I manage to do this — I've picked up some truly ridiculous bargains — so I must be doing something right.
I hope this helps, and good luck cheapassing your way to success! 😉
Thanks to the wonders of eBay bottom-feeding, I've welcomed home an old friend this weekend. It's a slightly beaten up but fully working Yamaha REV-5 digital reverb of late 1980s vintage. It's not one of the better known or most sought after reverbs from that period — for that you're looking at a Lexicon, probably a PCM70 or PCM80, but the REV-5 is an overlooked gem in my not so humble opinion. It's a truism that everyone hates everything on the internet, so you can find plenty of people dissing this particular device, but I think this is inappropriate.
Back when I had my for-real studio in the late '80s, a REV-5 was my main reverb, with a couple of SPX-90s and an Alesis as backup. For the uninitiated, the REV-5 is a bit like an SPX-90 on steroids — much, much cleaner sounding and capable of being dialed up to super-dense or down to being very thin. It does all the things you'd want of a high-end reverb, realistically. You can dial in early reflections separately from the reverb tail, with direct control over the first three initial reflections. You can edit the amount of diffusion, and dial between a very even sounding (Yamaha-ish) tail and a more coloured Lexicon-ish tail. It can also do most of the SPX-90 tricks like chorus, flanging, symphonic, delays, gated and reverse reverbs, pitch shifting, etc., but at far higher audio quality. The front panel has a 3-band parametric (peaking, fixed Q, variable frequency) EQ that makes it trivial to fiddle with the frequency response. The user interface adds a lot more buttons relative to the SPX series, making it possible to directly enter parameters. You can also get one-button access to the 7 most commonly used factory or user patches.
I got change out of $100 for this thing. Just as the turn of the '90s was the right time to buy analog synths, right now is the right time to build up a collection of rack gear as all of the larger old-skool studios are closing and/or shifting over to in-the-box or hybrid ProTools setups. I doubt the recording world will flip back to the old days of large consoles, but I have a gut feeling that as more and more people (like me, as it happens) have tried a heavily in-the-box approach for a while, they will want to go back to using more hardware.
I have to admit that part of this is because of bit rot. If you have an in-the-box recording setup, you're stuck with the computer industry's obsolescence cycle, so you can expect your investment to be largely obsolete within 5 years and probably completely unusable in 10. However, here I am fiddling around with a nearly 30 year old rack mount reverb unit that not only works perfectly but sounds better than just about any plugin-based reverb I've used.
I'm not really entirely buying the whole analog summing thing — though it may make a (very) small difference in some cases, I don't really subscribe to the idea that it's a good idea to drop a ton of money on something you can barely hear. Far better to spend that on something you really can hear, which is why ancient outboard gear is such a steal right now, particularly if you're looking to avoid sounding exactly like everyone else with a copy of Ableton Live and NI Massive.
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KG: Stacy, can you talk about how Cradle to Cradle Certification fits in to this landscape?
SG: Cradle to Cradle Certification embodies this whole process. It is a multi-attribute assessment and indication of achievement against Cradle to Cradle ideals; the attributes we measure are Material Health, Material Reutilization, Water Stewardship, Renewable Energy, and Social Fairness. In the Material Health attribute, the first step is working with an accredited third-party assessor to create an accurate reporting of ingredients to the 100 parts per million. In this inventory stage, an accredited assessor helps manufacturers collect formulations and proprietary ingredients throughout their supply chain.
Following the deep inventory, each ingredient is assessed for its toxicity to human and environmental health against 24 end points, assessed for exposure potential, and cycle-ability as a biological or technical nutrient. All intentional inputs are considered, including recycled content. The Cradle to Cradle Certified scorecard indicates how optimized a product is from a chemical perspective as well as an indication of achievement on the other four attributes. The goal of the Cradle to Cradle material health attribute is for a product to have 100 percent positive chemistry and that is indicated at the Gold level of certification and above.
KG: So that we understand how and why these groups are working together at this time, Eden, can you describe the purpose and attributes of the Health Product Declaration?
Eden Brukman: The Health Product DeclarationTM (HPDTM) is an objective tool for the accurate reporting of product contents and how each ingredient relates to the bigger picture for ecological health. It offers a framework—a platform—for manufacturers to share information and gives a context towards a better understanding of the many variables in play for that seemingly simple question, "What is in your product?"
Manufacturers can indicate the level of disclosure based on what is documented and communicate other relevant details that could otherwise be overlooked. It allows for disclosure to 100 ppm, though this level of reporting is not required. Because the HPD is a format, it supports a range of disclosure levels and doesn't apply a value judgment. Rather, it educates about the language of the inventory process so we can be consistent with our intentions for transparency in the building materials ecosystem. Once a product has a compliant HPD, an assessment tool like Cradle to Cradle can be used to determine how well the product aligns with a particular set of priorities.
KG: HPD is new; are there common misconceptions about the format?
EB: Some people have yet to explore the many ways that the HPD is flexible; it aims to meet manufacturers where they are on the path of continuous improvement for clarity about the nature of building products. If an ingredient name needs to be masked due to proprietary concerns, it can be listed as "undisclosed" and other characteristics can still be noted, such as health hazards. For some consumers, this information is more meaningful than the ingredient name itself.
The HPD also has dedicated space under each ingredient to explain the role it plays and other notable particulars. These prompts can be used to account for the health hazards associated with the ingredient. Here, it is worth differentiating between hazard and risk: the HPD inventories hazard, or the intrinsic possibility of something causing harm. It does not index risk, which is the chance or probability that there will be harm based on exposure to the hazard—this can be more subjective. Yet, manufacturers are welcome to include data about degree of risk in the ingredient notes, and are encouraged to reference other specific chemicals assessments, too.


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Lord Prescott loses to Tory in Humberside but vows to fight on
When Lord Prescott was asked why, at the age of 74, he was standing for election to become Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside he replied: "I'm not a slippers man for God's sake."
But today the voters decided that he should be as they brought to an end the five-decade career of one of Britain's most dominant and colourful politicians.
The former Deputy Prime Minister – who even recruited Tony Blair to drum up support for him in what was by far the highest-profile PCC election – led after the first round of votes. But, after second preference votes were added up, Lord Prescott was overtaken by Matthew Grove, a local businessman and Tory councillor, who won with 42,164 votes – a majority of 2,000.
Speaking after his defeat, Lord Prescott was on typical bombastic form but hinted he would be standing for election again. "Don't let it take away from the fact that I have reduced a 30,000 Tory majority in this area to 2,000. Good luck in the job – we'll all be watching you."
Mr Grove called Lord Prescott a "gentleman". "I would like to pay tribute to Lord Prescott, who I have found to be an utter gentleman and a very worthy opponent. I have enjoyed his company. It's a shame I had to beat him."
Former policeman wins in Gwent with non-political message
Ian Johnston served at all ranks in Gwent from constable to chief superintendent during a 33-year career in the county's force. After a spell with the Police Superintendents' Association, he is now returning to his home patch as Gwent's first police and crime commissioner.
One of three former police officers standing in the contest, he saw off the Labour candidate in an area where the party is the dominant force.
Asked for the reasons for his success, he said: "The keeping politics out of policing message did have a part in the way people voted. I think the fact I'm from the county and well-known in the county held sway."
Former Harrier pilot wins for Tories in Leicestershire
A retired Air Chief Marshall will go from fighting in war zones to overseeing crime zones after being elected Police Commissioner for Leicestershire. During his RAF career, Conservative candidate Sir Clive Loader flew Harrier aircraft and was in air operations over the Falklands, Iraq and the Balkans. He beat his Labour opponent – Leicester's assistant mayor Sarah Russell – by 64,661 votes to 51,835. Just 16.36 per cent of the electorate voted.
Sir Clive said he was committed to cutting crime and setting crime reduction targets which reflected public concerns.
"I was faced with making some extremely difficult decisions in order to stay within budget. Given the known future pressures on the policing budget, I will do all that I can to achieve the appropriate funding for our tasks," he said.
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Government officials can get ready to toss out their "For Official Use Only" stamps under a pending rule that would standardize how the government marks and stores information that is deemed sensitive but is not classified.
The National Archives and Records Administration is leading the charge for a new policy on controlled unclassified information (CUI) designed to replace the more than 100 ad hoc system maintained by agencies across government to control – critics say over-control -- information.
In consultation with more than 150 government entities, NARA has come up with a list of 22 categories and 85 subcategories that are considered CUI under the law. These include copyright and patent information, personally identifiable information, raw census data, intelligence and law enforcement data, and information systems vulnerabilities. These are maintained in NARA's CUI Registry. A proposed rule expected to be put out for comment in the Federal Register in August will established uniform policies for the safeguarding, sharing, marking and release of CUI.
New policy will also clarify the relationship between CUI safeguards and decisions to consider documents ineligible for release under the Freedom of Information Act. This will build on existing NARA guidance says that, "CUI markings and designations should not be associated with or paired to FOIA exemptions and should not be used as a basis for applying a FOIA exception."
The NARA effort, though supported by President Barack Obama's Executive Order 13556, lacks a dedicated funding source, and compliance with any IT requirements on the agency side will have to be made in the context of an agency's overall acquisition plan. The rules on CUI "will slipstream through standards that already exist, rather than create parallel or conflicting sets of definition and practices,' said John Fitzpatrick, director of the Information Security Oversight Office at NARA, in a presentation at a June 12 meeting of the National Institute for Standards and Technology's Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board.
Under the planned NARA rule, government agencies hosting CUI in their systems would be directed to adhere to the FISMA moderate standard. Fitzpatrick said that about 80 percent of covered systems already adhere to that standard. "For the other 20 percent, it is going to cause work, but it does not portend a big shift across government," Fitzpatrick said.
NARA is leaning on NIST to push out standards for contractors who hold federal CUI in their systems. This has been a gray area from a regulatory point of view, noted Ron Ross, computer scientist and NIST fellow who leads efforts to propagate security standards for federal and contractor IT systems. The pending NIST guidance is as yet untitled, but was just awarded its own special publication number -- 800.171 -- signifying its importance.
"This is another niche that has not been covered yet. There is the potential for CUI to end up in contractors' organizations that are totally uncovered" by FISMA standards, said Ross. The NIST guidance is being prepared in conjunction with a change to the Federal Acquisition Regulation that would put CUI protection requirements in federal contracts.
NIST has "volunteered to take the arrows as we go through the public vetting process," Ross said. If recent changes to the defense acquisition rules covering unclassified controlled technical information are any indication, Ross said, "we have some rough sledding ahead."
The NIST guidance is planned to be released in fiscal 2015 in order to provide a point of reference for a FAR rule change, planned for fiscal 2016. The CUI rule is expected to be finalized and in effect by April 2015, with full implementation phased in across all agencies in fiscal 2019.
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Before joining the editing team, Mazmanian was an FCW staff writer covering Congress, government-wide technology policy, health IT and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior to joining FCW, Mr. Mazmanian was technology correspondent for National Journal and served in a variety of editorial at B2B news service SmartBrief. Mazmanian started his career as an arts reporter and critic, and has contributed reviews and articles to the Washington Post, the Washington City Paper, Newsday, Architect magazine, and other publications. He was an editorial assistant and staff writer at the now-defunct New York Press and arts editor at the About.com online network in the 1990s, and was a weekly contributor of music and film reviews to the Washington Times from 2007 to 2014.
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It's just the beginning
It first started out being friends at the pool
And when I got lucky I'd see you at the sky view
Your friends all seemed pretty cool
And then my eyes were set on you
Valentine's candy, tennis, and game of Frisbee golf
With a smile on your face you asked me out
That same night on March 5th I felt my stomach twist
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You're the only one that has the key to my heart that was once locked
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In the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Tony DiSanto or MTV Networks goes as far as to give the show Dickensian dimensions. ''It's almost becoming like a novel at this point, like this generation's A Tale of Two Cities or Oliver Twist," he says.
Quite the statement—but to a demographic that usually prefers snarky, three-paragraph blogs to investigative essays and blurry Youtube-clips to polished documentaries, The Hills can feel poignant, dreamy, and one-of a kind: Its seemingly private window into the lives of the rich is glistening and meticulously produced, from its sitcom-esque opening credits to its candle-lit VIP rooms and sun-tinted L.A. landscapes. Somewhere between witnessing Britney shaving her head and Lindsey climbing panty-less out of a car, we have begun hoping for Hollywood to re-instate a shred of its old magic. It's a call that MTV happily answers
If The Hills wasn't so original, it could easily feel almost retro: today's celebs, from Rosie O'Donnell to Miley Cyrus, maintain their own Myspace pages and spit out blurry, obviously self-produced video content into the entertainment vacuum. No-one is holding their webcams, and it shows. The Hills, however, involves multiple cameras and production team members in each shoot. The show takes its time, often spending several episodes to untangle story lines that never quite land anywhere and showing its starlets chitchatting over Pinkberry and cocktails (frequently, not much is said). A single 30-minute episode takes several weeks to film.
Because Lauren Conrad, Heidi Montag and other main players on The Hills have become arguably as recognizable as Lindsay Lohan, Nicole Richie and the like, the avenue of their fame also represents something truly unique. This weekly reality drama is the only place in which we see the objects of our curiosity both be themselves and act unaware of the constant presence of cameras.
In the case of The Hills, of course, both are likely to be an illusion—but knowing that's the case only deepens its allure.
For more on The Hills' glossy appeal, see Rolling Stone's May cover story.


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47 Parks near La Marque, Texas
Hitchcock, Texas 2.23 miles SW
Bayou Vista, Texas 3.44 miles SE
Texas City, Texas 4.53 miles NE
408 Volney St La Marque, Texas 77568 (map) | (409) 935-5375
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 5 Reviews
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Feb 2015 - $32.00
My advice is to ignore the previous comments as they are several years old. Obviously things have changed drastically! This park is home for oil workers in the area and is absolutely awful. The sites were smaller than advertised (we had difficulty fitting a 30ft RV in the space), no amenities, and quite a lot of garbage and litter. It also was also very muddy even though it had not rained for several days. We didn't even stay. It was bad enough that we decided to go to a truck stop instead of staying even one night. - Colorado Barbara
May 2012 - $30.00
Points lost for no fire ring & picnic table at every site, but otherwise a great little park. A good share of longterm, but very friendly people. Quite the cast of characters, & not in a negative way at all. We really enjoyed our few days there. The layout is very unusual too with campsites arranged around joined cul de sacs. The whole place is neat & tidy. - Veebyes
Mar 2012 - $22.00
Rate reflects weekly rate of $160. This park is under new management. The management was very friendly and helpful and fun to just chat with. They had been on the job three weeks when we pulled in and we were a bit nervous as the previous reviews were not very good. We found this campground a very good base for visiting Galveston and Houston. There are four 'pods' with the sites arranged in a circle, much like a cul de sac. We were in 'A' for Azalea in spot A-4. We were allowed to park our trailer in a vacant spot for the duration of our stay, one week, without charge. The only thing we found lacking was the Wi-Fi; we couldn't get it where we were. Management is working on improving this. We would stay here again if we visit the area. - Bandit23
1905 Gulf Fwy La Marque, Texas 77568 (map) | (409) 935-7101
Sites: 124 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 14 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $23.00
Level concrete sites. Easy on and off to interstate. Easy to ride bicycle. Laundry was good. Exercise room was unusable. Did not use showers because they were very dirty. Showers needed large improvement. No dog park but lots of grass to walk dog. Campground is part of RV sales and new campers are parked in empty sites. - Fulltimersrv
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Ok considering this is not a destination location (in my opinion) and more of a stop over area it was more then adequate. We made a reservation for two spots as had travel companions. Called two days prior to make reservations. We advised of a late arrival but they said they could not guarantee someone would not take our spot. They indicated many ppl come in throughout the night and will take a spot if available. In any case we gave it a shot. Arrived at night but only one spot reserved. Luckily they listed other open spots and we found another for our companion. Site we spacious put not table, fire pit, etc. All spots all pull thru that I could tell. I would of rated 8 but knocked down due to reservation mixup and they are really first come first serve as someone can take your spot during late arrival if they are selfish. Trash bins were also overflowing but maybe it was a trash day. All in all good stopover spot with good pricing and adequate sites. Bathroom/showers were clean. - QFamCA
Jun 2014 - $20.00
Warning: If you enter by following the RV Park signs you will encounter a difficult right turn with a very deep ditch. The locals said there is at least one occurrence a month here. Our site had an electrical issue and we were relocated. They have cable, but you need to attach a separate box (office provides) to your TV. The landscape for the most part is very nice and the pool area, bathroom/showers, laundry are all kept clean. The new manager has gone out of his way to be helpful and the staff is nice. After finally getting settled, we are happy here. - JMTP
6127 Hwy 6 Hitchcock, Texas 77563 (map) | (409) 986-1173
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $40.00
This is a very basic park. It has the necessary facilities, but they are minimal and "get by" quality. They were supposed to have WiFi, but couldn't get it to work - saw the signals. They are supposed to have satellite cable, but we just used our antenna, so don't know if it works or not. Lots of permanents here with not much to offer vacation campers.
The staff was friendly and helpful, so if the rest of the park were that good, it would be OK.
We stayed here 4 nights only because the park we normally stay at off 61st Street in Galveston was flooded due to rains and high winds. We were gone all day and only came back to sleep at night. It seems to be a safe place to stay, and fairly quiet.
We would not stay here again unless we were in a similar situation again. I think it is overpriced for what they have to offer. - luketx
6202 Delaney Rd Hitchcock, Texas 77563 (map) | (409) 986-4900
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $30.00
This park is mostly full timers living in all kinds of trailers even one horse trailer with living quarters. Pads are small and some have a drop off on the sides and ends. A lot of working people living here so there is a lot of early morning traffic leaving and some just getting home from work. Water pressure good, power good, site was not level due to cracked concrete. All back in sites with a lot of extra vehicles sitting around. This is like a mobile home park but with all RV's. Children abound and some trailers have a lot of toys sitting around and under the trailers. If you cannot find anywhere else, a one night stay would be OK but be looking for a better RV park. I would not stay here again. Would be better off dry camping. - Jay O
Mar 2011 - $30.00
Great place to stay! We enjoyed the people and the park very much! We will be back. - happy campers2
Oct 2010 - $25.00
The sites have concrete pads but they are busted up a little. Kind of hard to level the RV. There was a lot of standing water and muddy behind my RV site. It was cold but I can see that if it where warmer, mosquito's would be a problem. Overall not too bad. Would stay here again. - JayOTR
7610 2nd St Hitchcock, Texas 77563 (map) | (409) 986-4377
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 3 Reviews
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Feb 2011 - $33.00
This park has been here for ten years, according to the owner. It needs some TLC. The concrete slabs are laden with gravel which could easily be swept up. The restrooms, showers and laundry room smell musty, due probably to a lack of ventilation. It's quiet here, though and easy to find. Owner is friendly. I got a 10% discount for cash. The small store's inventory is not kept up, although a few items are available. Low rating is due to the poor restrooms, etc. - Red Wolf Deux
Dec 2010 - $27.00
Nice clean park with double wide cement slabs to create enough parking for 2 cars. We selected the park because of the picture on their website of the nice pool and spa. I called ahead of time to make sure it was open this time of year, and they said yes. However after I checked in and swiped the credit card, they said the pool/hot tub were not open. In fact I don't think its ever open as they said it costs too much for them to heat it. Would have chosen a cheaper park if I had known this. Anyway later during our stay we had to leave the rig parked there for a few days while we took a side trip, and we felt very comfortable leaving it here, no problems. You can walk to the library, and Jack-in-the Box. - sysadmin
Jan 2010 - $12.00
We have stayed here several times as it is the most convenient to our former home/workplace when we come back for Doctor visits. Streets and sites are concrete with double width in the front of the site so you can park 2 vehicles. Voltage and water pressure is good. They have a convenience store with a good supply. The swimming pool is nice. The only real big negative is the sorry city streets that you have to use to get to and from the park. They are like a patchwork quilt. The owner lives on site. The rate reflects the monthly rate and electricity is on top of that. - zrxh14
333 Jones Lake Rd Tiki Island, Texas 77554 (map) | (409) 935-5599
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2016 - $20.00
We loved this park! Right on the island. Super close to Galveston Island just over the bridge. Nice fishing spot right from their dock. Very nice people that run the park. We stayed there for 7 month last year. We paid $400 a month plus electric. Washers and dryers are FREE!!! - SGTABN82
Dec 2014 - $30.00
This is a gem of a park. It is the cleanest and best run park we have been to. There are many permanent rigs but they must maintain a well-kept site or leave. Two great complementary laundry rooms. Two public decks by the water.
We would definitely stay here again. - Al H
Oct 2013 - $50.00
This is a hidden gem of a park. It is mostly seasonal residents but it is a beautiful park along the inter coastal waterway. The sites are level concrete and look brand new. There is a small patch of grass between the sites. The views are spectacular. The staff is great and the owner very nice. They offer FREE washer and dryers in there immaculate laundry rooms. The only negative that we had was the train whistles that are very loud day and night. Beautiful sunsets and the proximity to Galveston Island and shopping, along with the other things mentioned, would make us come back and stay here again. - followin' the sun
9900 San Leon Drive Dickinson, Texas 77539 (map) | (281) 339-1260
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $65.00
This park has been open less than two weeks. The rate posted is a daily rate. We stayed here on the monthly rate of $650.00 for a Bayou front site. We have stayed in this area since 2008. We watched this park being built over the last 3 years. It turned out beautifully. The sites are level and extra large. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. WiFi and Cable not in yet but coming. - Gypsymaus
10000 San Leon Drive Dickinson, Texas 77539 (map) | (281) 339-5550
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 36 Reviews
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Feb 2017 - $50.00
Price is based on the weekly rate. Sites vary greatly in size and we were in a very nice large site with a big concrete pad and hookups in the right spot for our fifth wheel. We had great views of the bay and were close to the pier. Lots of workers in the park but anyone we met was very friendly. We'd stay here again! - Hihocarp
Jan 2016 - $40.00
This is a trailer park masquerading as a resort. The vast majority of residents are long-term workers at the nearby plants. There are rigs in this park that have been there awhile, overflowing with their associated "stuff" (full-size grills, 8-piece patio sets, back yard gazebos, outdoor bars, cords of firewood, freezers). The park doesn't enforce its own rules regarding what can go in your site, namely, one vehicle and one RV. We were near a site with 2 trucks, a boat, a motorcycle and golf cart surrounding a 5th wheel. This was a common sight. The office staff will tell you that they're always full and it's nearly impossible to get a site for longer than a couple days. They've essentially let themselves become a trailer park. The road into the park is full of potholes. The trees in the residential area that you have to drive through have low-hanging branches, some that our 40' motorhome could not avoid hitting. The palm trees in the park haven't been trimmed in years so during breezy days (which was 3 out of the 4 days we were there) dead palm branches were strewn on the road and sites. We stayed 4 days at a very tight back-in. It was 3 days too long. The sewer opening was covered with weeds when we arrived and one of our neighbors had his golf cart parked on our pad. The palm tree next to us had been pecked to death by the birds and resident parrots (we saw them doing it). On the plus side, the laundry room was clean and it only cost $1 to wash a load. I don't intend to return. - Flippitti
Apr 2015 - $32.00
Once you wind your way along narrow residential roads and a short stretch of very bumpy private drive you find a very nice RV park. Interior roads and sites are concrete. The layout is easy to maneuver and takes advantage of the location directly on the Dickinson Bayou. The utilities, including Wi-Fi , are very good. AT&T phone and data signals are available in the area. Office, bathrooms, laundry, and pool are well kept. The office closes at 2 PM on the weekends but on site staff is friendly and available to help. The cost stated is the weekly rate. We would stay here again. - never settled
5001 Hwy 3 Dickinson, Texas 77539 (map) | (281) 534-6119
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 2 Reviews
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Feb 2009 - $35.00
Great park. Lots of work after Ike. Management is always here. Cement slabs for each side with plenty of room for two cars. Palm trees only. Its quiet and located on a bayou and close to the ocean. You can fish with a license. The road to the park is not real good. GO SLOW. Park is outside of town with access to large local highway. Monthly $475 includes power and WiFi. - mixer
Feb 2007 - $30.00
Great place to stay, can go fishing, watch / chase ducks, friendly patrons and management. Park has new managers, and they are working hard to get park up to date. Most sites have 50/30/20AMP service, local phone connections (through phone company, no park), but no cable tv. There are many channels via antenna however. WiFi access is $8 per month, no refunds on the down days. Best to have external antenna though. There is a little league baseball field next door, the bright lights during the warm months might bother you, but I liked it because I could watch the kids play with their heart, not for a paycheck. It is located on a fairly busy street, pulling out from only entrance is a bit chancy, as their is a curve from the Northbound lanes that you have to pull into (if Northbound) or across (if Southbound). Might be a problem if driving a big rig. - krbjmpr
2401 Owens Drive Dickinson, Texas 77539 (map) | (281) 337-0289
Sites: 232 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $30.00
We stayed here for its convenience to NASA and the Port of Houston. Some of the back-in sites in the rear are more spacious, but we opted for a drive-in site at the front end of the park ... not sardine-can-packed, but fairly narrow ... we've been in parks where it was far tighter. Enough space for a picnic table and a couple of chairs on a concrete patio on which the adjacent site's utilities are also situated. The clientele is a mix of resident RVers and transients ... more of the latter than the former. Most sites are tidy, but there are quite a few strewn about with the belongings of the long-term residents in an unappealing way. Trash is collected from frequently spaced spots with white picket fences around them. The problem is that although the sign says bagged trash only, we saw stuff that wasn't bagged ... pizza boxes, and such. While this is not a destination RV park, we would stay here again if its location fit in with our future plans in the area. Beautiful sunrises over the golf course. - 22Trvl
Nov 2015 - $30.00
Stayed here for over a week. The weekly rate is $170.00. Park is next to a golf course. Very quiet and clean. There are lots of permanent tenants. Cost for laundry is $1.50 a wash and $1.00 for dry. There are ducks and other birds around. Sites are paved with grass in between and most sites have tables. We were in a drive thru site. There is enough room for slide outs, but the sites are close together. We would stay again. - BigR
Apr 2014 - $14.00
Green Caye is an interesting place. The property is huge with not only a big RV Park, but a lighted par-3 golf course, a mobile home/apartment/condo/townhouse section, and a self-storage. These all exist on the same property but operate totally separate from one another (in other words, no free golf). The RV Park is a mixture of travelers and permanent residents and everything in between. There are many pull through sites and just as many back ins. The pull-throughs are close together, narrow, and long. The back-ins are wide enough for two vehicles to park side to side and deep. The sites and roads are all good concrete. There are no activities, no pool, and the RV park offers no playground for the kids. There is only one bathhouse/laundry. The way the place is laid out, there are many sites a long way from it. People visiting the Galveston side of Houston but not wanting to pay Galveston RV Park prices might want to keep Green Caye in mind. - nazpaz


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