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Despite the psycho-swirly camo, Mini says that the racer is currently wearing "an interim body and aero package" while the minds at Prodrive concoct the final lines. It remains to be seen who the company will come up with to helm its high-riding missile. We're just happy to see Mini back in the WRC. Hit the jump for the brief press release.
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Munich. The new MINI Countryman World Rally Car has successfully completed its shakedown phase at Prodrive's private proving ground in Warwickshire.
This initial part of the car's test and development programme took place with the engineering team driving the car over four days, primarily on tarmac, but also including several kilometres on loose surfaces and Prodrive's low grip facility. The car will now travel to Portugal for a week of testing on gravel.
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I said the colt appeared to be unsure of the footing transition and, perhaps, needed a few seconds to check it out before stepping forward without pressure. I explained that while pushing and pulling and trying to shoo a horse from behind is a very common approach used to get trained horses to go forward, it is not always the most effective. And with untrained animals, it is most often counterproductive. I went on to explain that the most probable reason for this pony's hesitation was uncertainty and mild fear. Making things behind him more aversive was likely just adding to his fear and confusion. Even if by chance he went forward, it would be in a state of fear, which could then become associated with the specific situation (the scale, the crowd), and that anxiety might generalize to similar novel situations.
When he didn't move on after all that, I suggested that we use some grain enticement. It might be enough to distract him from his mild fear and get him to willingly put a foot onto the platform to learn that it was okay. If the grain worked, then associations made with the scale or with future novel situations in general likely would be positive rather than negative.
While we were waiting for someone to get the grain, I took a call, and while I was distracted, a gathering crowd of willing assistants tried throwing their arms up to spook the colt forward and tried to physically push him toward the platform while the handler on the head pulled and held tension on the lead shank. Meanwhile, others emitted the usual kisses and clucks of encouragement. As the crowd surrounded the colt, he simply froze, planting himself so that he would not move forward, backward, or turn; he became the proverbial mule. By the time the grain arrived, he was fearful and confused and had no interest in feed. I had to hang up fast and physically intervene when a well-meaning staff member passing by gestured toward slapping him on the butt.
At that point a trusting student confronted me with a great question, "How do you distinguish fear from just plain stubbornness?"
A: Many years ago I learned the most efficient way for me to get horses to willingly comply in the midst of a situation such as the one outlined above, then to have the horse get better and better with every new situation, and to end up trusting and working with you in any situation. I do this by letting the horse first check things out, then using only positive encouragement and reward for progress. In the common scenarios--for example, loading a horse into a trailer or getting him to walk over a water hose--the animal needs only a little time to relax and check things out, then he almost always will go forward on his own. If that doesn't work, then an enticement to distract him from the uncertainty is likely to work.
When a horse seems unsure, the sooner you switch to that approach, before the horse gets confused or scared of your aggressive tactics, the faster things begin to go well. And one thing that is for sure, but difficult to appreciate at first, is that it almost always takes less time, even the first time, to use patience and enticement and reward than to use force, pestering, or other aversive techniques. The biggest payoff, though, is the future of the horse and his or her handlers.
When you have someone shooing, pushing, and pulling, it can be very difficult to transition to this all-carrot approach. As horse people, many of us have come to think of horses in these situations as just plain stubborn, stupid, or somehow trying to get away with something. The implication often is that these animals have all sorts of complex and ill intentions, rather than just fear or confusion about what we want. When I'm offering help in these situations, my best advice has been to switch the focus from what the horse is thinking and what the horse is not doing to what you might do to better facilitate and reward the behavior you want from the horse.
So instead of, "Why is this stupid horse so stubborn?" you might ask, "What am I missing in this situation that might be causing this horse to be uncertain or confused, and what can I change to overcome his hesitation?"
If we attribute the problem to the animal's ill motives or poor mental abilities, we can't do much about it, so we get frustrated. And frustration leads to anger and aggression. If we start thinking instead about how we can change the situation to reduce his uncertainty and fear or increase the reward for complying with our request, then we become empowered.
I know once people understand that concept and make the switch in their thinking, they typically become very good in these situations. They come up with all sorts of effective ideas. They become the highly valued "go-to" people.
Not the best example, perhaps, but one that always comes to mind concerns a stallion that came to us with a lot of learned, difficult behavior, including loading and unloading issues that we had worked on a bit, but really had not completely fixed. He had reached the point where with a calm approach you could get him loaded smoothly in and out. But the butt bar and closing up the back terrified him, and he would fly off at the slightest mismove or noise. Once the back gate was secure, he was fine again. So if right after he loaded you could hold his focus forward with some alfalfa or grain while you quietly held a reassuring hand on his butt, you could fasten up the back quietly. But if he got frightened and flew off the back, it would take a long time to get him calmed down and willing to reload.
The day the horse was leaving our facility, a holiday weekend Friday, the rig arrived more than five hours late. One stallion handler and I waited after hours to be sure the horse loaded safely. When they arrived, we sent the truckers to the restroom and explained that we would load the horse by ourselves. The stallion went right on, but just as I was clipping the butt bar, one of the truckers rushed in to help with the gate. The horse flew off, and he stumbled backward in a fright.
I suggested the horse load in the morning. The stallion handler, who had for months worked to get this horse over several unsafe habits, really wanted to see him off safely, and before sunset, so to speak. I explained that he could leave, and I'd load the horse early in the morning. I had actually done it alone a couple times in training attempts. But this loyal co-worker insisted we try again while he was there to help.
Grain and alfalfa were of no use now. I asked the stallion handler if he had any ideas what might entice the stallion back onto the trailer and hold his forward focus while I fastened the gate. He gazed over to the paddock and said, "Yeah, I do know exactly what would hold this horse's forward focus." You guessed it--he could handle the horse if I would hold the estrous mare in one hand and with the other hand manage a side door with just enough crack to draw the stallion into the trailer and hold his focus. Then, when the signal was given that the moment was right, I would go around and close the gate. Before starting, I also firmly instructed the truckers to remain seated on the wall.
A few minutes later as the rig pulled out, my co-worker grinned with a cheeky pride. He couldn't believe what we had done--a behaviorist and stallion handler dipped so low as to give that stallion what he wanted, just to get him loaded on a trailer, and in front of two haulers from New Jersey.
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Sue McDonnell, PhD, Certified AAB
Sue M. McDonnell, PhD, is a certified applied animal behaviorist and the founding head of the equine behavior program at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine. She is also the author of numerous books and articles about horse behavior and management.
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The middle school is about to get its own parking lot.
The Carroll County Board of Education recently purchased the property on the corner of Fourth Street and Seminary Street for $130,000. The .646 acre property was formerly owned by James Vannarsdall.
It is more than disappointing to see that Carrollton City Council is already considering going back on a commitment made to local residents when the concept of developing an RV campground on the banks of the Kentucky River was considered and adopted last year.
At a special meeting last week, city council discussed a resolution that would offer discounts to those who stay for 15 days. That's a great idea. It might inspire folks to visit our city and take in our region's natural beauty for more than a few days at a time.
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Saying the law would help Kentucky stay one step ahead of backyard chemists who constantly change the formulas of banned drugs to keep them legal, Gov. Steve Beshear Thursday May, 31, ceremonially signed House Bill 481, which bans whole classes of synthetic drugs.
The new law, which was passed by lawmakers in this year's legislative session, targets substances that are often sold as bath salts and potpourri but which have harmful and hallucinogenic effects.
Two Carroll County principals have stepped down from their posts.
Carroll County High School Principal John Leeper has accepted the principal job for Martha Layne Collins High School in Shelby County. Carroll County Area Technology Center Principal Crystal Raisor will be teaching at the Carroll County Alternative Learning Center next school year.
"It was a difficult decision, but one that will allow me to be closer to my children during the school day," Leeper said.
The Two Rivers Campground could soon be giving a discount to select individuals and offering a weekly flat fee for up to a 15-day stay.
Wayne Griffin, left, of Klein Tools, presents a toolbox to Nate Moore, middle. Moore, a junior at Carroll County High School, received this toolbox as an award for exceptional work in the classroom at the Area Technology Center, on June 5. Previously this award was only given to seniors, but Chuck Hollingsworth, right, decided Moore was most deserving of the award out of the students in his Industrial Machine Repair class.
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Six counties joined forces last Thursday to expand local businesses and employment.
The judge-executives from Carroll, Gallatin, Henry, Oldham, Owen and Trimble counties have been meeting together to form the I-71 Kentucky Corridor Regional Task Force, Inc.
The University of Northwestern Ohio announced that John D. Tilley of Carrollton has been named to the Dean's List for the March 2012 session in the College of Applied Technologies.
He is the son of John Scott Tilley of Carrollton and Donna Tilley of Gallatin County and grandson of John P. and Lavern Tilley of Carrollton.
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News International went on the attack yesterday at the Leveson Inquiry, questioning claims up to 28 News of the World journalists were implicated in lawbreaking and denying that the practice had spread to The Sun.
Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group challenged new evidence presented by Scotland Yard and questioned the claim The Sun had been involved in phone hacking. Despite issuing an "unreserved apology" to victims whose phones were hacked by the News of the World, the company's lawyer claimed new figures given to the inquiry by the Metropolitan Police "did not add up". NI's new position appears to be that only a small number of rogues were responsible.
On the opening day at the Royal Courts of Justice, Robert Jay QC, counsel for the inquiry, had said new examinations of the notebooks belonging to Glenn Mulcaire, the jailed private eye regularly commissioned by the NOTW, pointed to 28 journalists at the newspaper group, in addition to its jailed royal editor Clive Goodman, being identified in the notes.
However, the counsel for NI, Rhodri Davies QC, told day two of the inquiry that he wanted the figure of 28 "rechecked" and added: "It is our understanding it certainly does not add up."
The inquiry has been told that four journalists, A, B, C and D, accounted for 2,143 of the commissions noted down by Mulcaire. With Mulcaire commissioned 2,266 times, there was a difference of 123 between the two figures.
Another 21 names in Mulcaire's books could not be properly read. Mr Davies said there had been "some surprise on our side" that the rest of the connections made to Mulcaire meant 28 other NI journalists were being connected to the criminal action of phone hacking.
The challenge to the evidence presented to the inquiry by the specialist detectives from Operation Weeting, is the first split in the array of lawyers representing media companies, the police, and victims of phone hacking.
The opening statement from NI's counsel had been expected to be lengthy and contritional. Mr Davies repeated previous apologies issued by NI and stated that phone hacking was "wrong, it was shameful; it should never have happened". He immediately followed with an open confession that the "rogue reporter" notion had been dismissed.
The evidence presented yesterday suggests that News International will not be a submissive player in the inquiry. The opening day revelation that The Sun may also have been involved was also challenged.
Allegations that The Sun hacked into his personal data is part of the legal action against the paper currently being taken by the actor Jude Law.
Mr Davies said he wanted discussions with the inquiry's counsel to challenge the assumption The Sun was engaged in criminal activities. He also challenged new evidence of the timeframe for the NOTW's "dark arts" activities.
On day one it was suggested that despite the jailing of Mulcaire and Goodman in 2007, phone hacking may have continued up until 2009.
Although Mr Davies offered no new evidence to challenge this, he said if it continued at all, its scale was nothing like the old regime. He told the hearing: "I am not going to give any guarantees there was no phone hacking by or on behalf of News of the World after 2007. Nonetheless, it does look as though lessons were learned when Mr Goodman and Mr Mulcaire went to jail. If phone hacking continued, it was not, as Mr Jay suggested, the "thriving cottage industry" that existed before."
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Have you ever gone through an entire foreclosure action only to have the borrower, usually a special purpose entity, file for bankruptcy protection on the eve of sale? If you have - and what lender hasn't? - you know how frustrating that can be. The traditional solution has been to move to lift the automatic stay in the bankruptcy court. A recent decision from the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of New York County offers a new option for lenders facing such a situation.
In 172 Madison (NY) LLC v. NMP-Group, LLC, N.Y. Co. Index No. 650087/2010, the Commercial Division court granted summary judgment in favor of the lender-mortgagee against guarantors who had signed a non-recourse guaranty that had a "bad boy" provision which operated to turn the guaranty into a full recourse guaranty if the borrower-mortgagor filed for bankruptcy. The Court rejected the guarantors' argument that New York's "one action rule" prohibited the lender from seeking summary judgment against the guarantors while the foreclosure action, although stayed, was still pending. The Court found that because the lender could not have sued on the full recourse guaranty unless and until the borrower filed for bankruptcy the lender had not elected between bringing a foreclosure action and suing the guarantors on their recourse guaranty when it commenced the foreclosure action. As the Court held, the election of remedies "doctrine only operates when there was a choice of remedies available at the time the prior actions were undertaken."
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The examples directory has an authentication example at /examples/jsp/security/protected/index.jsp for which I get an authentication header, but then a 404 error after entering a valid user/pass. I looked through the mail archives and found there were some bugs and that you needed to get an upgraded version of tomcat. The only updated versions are the nightly builds, and the authentication does work with those, but the site says don't use these versions because they are deemed unstable and are for developers. With the last nightly build I got, I found if I continually refreshed the page, tomcat would stop returning requests without error so I see what they mean. I know this isn't an issue particular to me because I have installed tomcat on 3 different machines with the same result. Can anyone tell me how to get authentication working on the stable version (v3.1), or point me to a doc explaining it? Adam
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Eating insects is known as Entomophagy. It's happening world-wide for good reason. People have always been eating insects and loving it. Ofbug invites you to participate in this ancient food economy already being enjoyed by 80% of this planet. When you choose to eat insects, you are actively making our future healthier and more sustainable.
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It's a beast that hunts to maim but never kill
It stalks for ages that it might instill
Sufficient fear with which it attempts to feed
Its own cowering insecurities
This destroyer of worlds, a cowardly crippled blight
King of pseudo-facts and self-proclaimed insights
Sewing discontinuities and illogical hate
Into the minds of men once driven to create
Spewing intolerance, it hides in holy scripture
It festers in the most fundamental human picture
We do its dirty work, tear ourselves to pieces
Like flies to vile excrement, we're drawn to what it preaches
Witness the addiction and transcend intrinsic fault
Overcome the crutch, bring illogic to a halt
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Close your feeble mind to join the pestilent lot
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FC Shortlist1. War may be hell, but times of conflict can be heavenly for gurus ( even those of dubious merit ) who write books about leadership. Robert D. Kaplan, author of Warrior Politics: Why Leadership Demands a Pagan Ethos ( Random House, 2002 ), is a good guru. He's an expert on foreign and military affairs who turns his attention to leadership lessons from notable historical figures. 2. These may be boom times for leadership gurus, but they are trying times for executives charged with globalizing their companies' operations. Developing Global Executives: The Lessons of International Experience ( Harvard Business School Press, 2002 ), by Morgan W. McCall Jr. and George P. Hollenbeck, tells stories of more than 100 global leaders from 36 countries — how they do what they do and become who they are. 3. Work today is more demanding, more uncertain, and more global than ever. And it involves a more diverse workforce than ever. In his debut book, The 10 Lenses: Your Guide to Living and Working in a Multicultural World ( Capital Books, 2001 ), Mark A. Williams, founder and CEO of the Diversity Channel, helps readers understand the perspective with which they can make sense of diversity in the workplace. A tough-minded look at a potentially soft subject.
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Carroll: Where are Guy Grundy and 'Blue Dog' today?
Today I was thinking it would be cool to start an occasional "Whatever happened to" series based on surf people you used to hear about but who have drifted off the surfing radar screen.Â
Leading off, I thought I would clue you all in on whatever happened to Guy Grundy. For those of you who don't remember Guy, he was a top local surfer in the Huntington Beach and the Orange County area back in the 1970s. He hung out with the Gordy crowd and was a member of the infamous "Hole in the Wall" surf team.Â
He was also a world-famous skateboarder and was the original dude to set the downhill speed record for skateboards in the famous Signal Hill Sessions.Â
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Today he and his lovely wife, Barbara, live in Salt Lake City. She works with Famous Amos cookies and he teaches skiing and snowboarding in the local mountains. They recently came and visited me at my surf getaway casa in Mexico, and Guy and I caught some good waves together. To my amazement, the dude is still an excellent surfer and even though he hardly ever surfs, Guy totally shreds.Â
Plus he is healthy and seems to have most of his brain cells intact, which is a pretty good feat for anybody who hung out in downtown Huntington Beach in those years.Â
The other dude I want to bring back to you today is my old pal and partner in numerous adventures both here and around the world – Des "Blue Dog" Metcalf.Â
Many of you who have read my columns for a number of years will remember some of the crazy tales about Blue Dog and his adventures and misadventures seeking out new and exotic surfing locations where he could find a wave in peace. A few years ago he sort of vanished from the surf scene and even I had no idea where he was or what had become of him.Â
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From a recent email I got from him, it seems he is slightly the worse for wear from some close calls, none of which he shared with me, and lots of travel. But for the most part he is fine and working hard at putting some of this stuff down while he can remember it all. I look forward to reading this one.Â
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My friend and I both bought ponchos from Decathlon for a hiking holiday in the Austrian Alps. My friend chose the green one with the fitted sleeves and as I am much shorter I chose this junior one, which is still a good size. We were caught in a storm at 2000 metres altitude when it rained heavily and needed to protect ourselves and our daysacks. My friends was totally dry and I was completely soaked. I was very disappointed with the performance of this poncho. I shall certainly be visiting Decathlon when I get back home to see if they can exchange it for one that does what it is supposed to.Brand's answer :
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Lot 329: Victorian walnut hanging hat rack, 46"h (needs reglueing)
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In Cocoon-2.1rc1, and the last (cocoon-2.1_20030805041644) snapshot: I made a change in the DatabaseReader class, to avoid a java.lang.ClassCastException. I don't know where to forward this source change to make it available for all, so I suppose this list is the correct way to request the propagation: In DatabaseReader.class, there is a java.lang.ClassCastException in the function "service", when the return value of manager.lookup() is assigned to the dbselector variable. This prevents normal operations of the class (sic). After changing the type of dbselector (first variable of the class) from ComponentSelector to ServiceSelector, the class works properly. Could you apply the changes to the source files ?
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In the book "The Final Four of Everything," edited by MarkReiter and Richard Sandomir, sports is one of the eight categories of culture poured into tournament bracket competition.
Reducing, or elevating, topics of all sorts to a 32-team tournament grid to arrive at a winner is wonderfully pointless and surprisingly engaging.
The editors invited writers or experts in areas to cast an elimination tournament to determine a winner.
For example, author David Maraniss works out a 32-athlete field for greatest Olympian. He has Jesse Owens beating Michael Phelps in the final.
He has speedskater Bonnie Blair in the final four, beating out Madison native Eric Heiden to get there.
In the NFL team logos tournament, the Green Bay Packers' "G" makes it to the elite eight but runs into the formidable Dallas Cowboys' star and is eliminated in a heartbreaker.
Packers fans may be gratified to learn the Cowboys' star loses out in the championship to the unapologetically retro Cleveland Browns helmet.
In the fierce competition that is the "sexually inadequate nicknames" tournament, former University of Wisconsin football player Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch can't get out of the first round, which given the topic must be considered a triumph, not a defeat.
Crazy Legs easily makes the Sweet 16 in any legit sports nickname competition.
Another former Badgers athlete, Chris Chelios, actually wins the American hockey players tournament, beating Mike Modano of the Dallas Stars in the final.
Author Steve Rushin, a graduate of Marquette University, determines that "We play 'em one game at a time" is the champion of all sports clichés.
In the toughest golf holes tournament, No. 18 at Whistling Straits (Straits Course) in Kohler gets out of the first round, only to lose to No. 5 at Pine Valley, the tournament champion.
Milwaukee's Bob Uecker beats former Milwaukee Buck Ray Allen in the first round of the "from athlete to actor" tournament, but loses to Burt Reynolds in the second round. Oak Creek's John Matuszak loses to Merlin Olsen in the first round.
The running of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in the last few weeks is a reminder that the industry of thoroughbred racing rewards winning, or near winning, a lot more than other circuits.
In horse racing, compensation is tied to performance. To get purse money, you have to be among the best finishers. If you don't finish well, you don't get paid.
But on the PGA Tour and particularly in NASCAR, compensation is not tied to performance in the same way as horse racing.
In the Kentucky Derby, for example, the top five horses shared 100% of the purse, with the winner getting 65%.
By contrast, on the PGA Tour in events going into this weekend, the top five places received 43% of the purse, with the winner getting 18%. In NASCAR through the race at Darlington, the first five places got just 22% of the purse, 7% to the winner.
"Does NASCAR purse distribution structure give drivers a strong enough incentive to drive aggressively?" asks a Fox Sports research weekly review. "Under NASCAR's byzantine purse structure, some drivers routinely earn more money than other drivers who finished ahead of them. In the Darlington race, 29 of the 43 drivers earned more money than at least one driver with a better finish."
The difference between a first- and second-place finish in NASCAR this season is $120,000. On the PGA Tour it's $600,000. At the Derby it's $1 million.
In NASCAR races this year, the bottom 10 drivers average over $100,000 in earnings, about a quarter of what the winner gets.
Jon Gruden, who has joined ESPN's "Monday Night Football" booth, has no experience as a NFL game analyst.
We asked Gruden during a conference call what game analysts he admired over the years.
"John Madden, I think he is tremendous," Gruden said. "I like Troy Aikman. I like Joe Theismann. I thought Joe Theismann did a heck of a job. I like Todd Blackledge on ESPN. Dick Vermeil is a guy I have admired for years and years.
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
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Hi everyone, I just found this site- what a great idea!! I have been a fish lover my whole life- since I went scuba diving in Cozumel, Mexico. Has anyone ever been reef diving there? Wow!
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New to this as well..... haven't done Mexico but I was lucky enough to be able to do the Great Barrier Reef a couple years ago. That is where I first got interested in this.
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In his centenary year, Dickens was brought to brilliant life by Claire Tomalin in this book.
Tomalin has been praised for her sensitive exploration of Dickens's affair with the young actress Ellen "Nelly" Ternan, but there is so much more to discover in this rich, capacious biography. I especially enjoyed the raucous account of Dickens's journey to North America in 1848, where he was greeted with the fervour nowadays associated with pop stars (5,000 New Yorkers applied for tickets to an extravagant welcoming party known simply as "Boz Ball"). Throughout the book, Tomalin treats her subject with just the right mixture of sympathy and detachment: one emerges with a fuller picture of the writer as a flawed and fleshy mortal, but also with an undiminished sense of his genius.
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She's the world's oldest woman?
Actually, she became the world's oldest person in the world yesterday after the former record holder, Jiroemon Kimura, died at the age of 116.
Kimura, the oldest man to have ever lived, died of natural causes to make way for Misao Okawa, who assumed the title aged 115 years and 99 days. Japanese officials confirmed that Kimura died at hospital in his hometown of Kyotango while receiving treatment for pneumonia.
His death leaves Ms Okawa as one of less than a dozen people alive who were born in the 1890s. She was only a toddler at the end of the 19th century, but has since lived through four Japanese emperors and the administrations of 61 prime ministers.
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The late record holder reportedly put his longevity down to waking early, eating small amounts, reading the newspaper and watching parliamentary debates on television, but his female successor has said she's much less fussy.
Asked for her secret at a Guinness Book of Records event last year, she said it was to "watch out for one's health," before nodding off as she was given the award for the world oldest woman. Her favourite food, a potent pickled mackerel, may also have something to do with it.
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Before Kimura, the world's oldest person was an Italian-American who lived in Iowa. But it is Japan that consistently produces the longest-living people on the planet. According to official estimates, Ms Okawa is one of more than 51,000 centenarians in the country, 87 per cent of whom are women.
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Marijuana seized, 2 suspects arrested
Columbia County authorities seized more than four pounds of marijuana and arrested two Lake City residents Tuesday when a shipment of pot was intercepted.
Grace Lynn Willis, 23, of 181 SE Custer Way, and Troylon Devon Menefee, 21, of 219 SE Hanover St., Apt 2., were charged with possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, sheriff's Sgt. Ed Seifert said in a press release.
The arrests resulted from an undercover operation after the county's multi-jurisdictional task force received information from other law enforcement sources about a large amount of marijuana being shipped from California to a Columbia County address.
Detectives intercepted the marijuana, which Seifert said has a street value of more than $10,000.
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Fingerprints link suspect to attempted break-ins
Police are crediting a burglar alarm at one home and a cautious resident at another home with preventing two burglaries last fall.
Then it was work by a fingerprint examiner who connected one suspect to the two cases and led to an arrest this week.
In early October, the Gainesville Police Department found evidence that someone tried to break into a home on Southwest 35th Court through a window.
Officers said it appeared the burglar abandoned the attempt when an alarm sounded, but they were able to collect fingerprints from the window.
On the same day, a resident in a nearby home on the same street said someone she did not know rang her doorbell. The woman told police she did not answer the door because she did not know the man at the door.
A short time later police said they discovered that someone had tried to get into a window in the home in the same way as at the other house.
According to an arrest report, fingerprints found at both of the houses were turned over to latent print examiner Melissa Kilmer, who matched them to Kishon Marquis Jones, 18, of 2304 SW 35th Place.
Jones was arrested Tuesday for attempted burglary after a witness identified him in a photograph as the person seen in the area where the two attempted burglaries were committed.
Jones was booked into the Alachua County jail.
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UF police investigating chemical explosion
A small chemical explosion occurred Wednesday evening in a University of Florida laboratory, UF police Maj. Brad Barber said.
Barber described the incident at Sisler Hall, used for engineering classes, as minor but added that a UF student was injured and taken to Shands at the University of Florida for treatment. The student's name and condition was unavailable late Wednesday night.
Barber said the incident was reported at 5:47 p.m. Gainesville Fire Rescue was at the scene for more than two hours to clear and decontaminate the lab. Barber said Sisler Hall would remain closed Wednesday night and possibly into Thursday to ensure the building was free of contaminants.
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The nation's auto dealers are taking their fight against Tesla and its direct method of selling cars to consumers to the symbolic heart of the auto industry. In Michigan, a bill that would entrench the existing dealer networks and prohibit direct car sales to buyers has passed both the state's house and senate, and awaits Gov. Rick Snyder's signature.
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