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Nathan got his nipples pierced yesterday. I documented the event for him on video. Enjoy!
Nathan got his nipples pierced yesterday. I documented the event for him on video. Enjoy!
The annual HIV surveillance figures are out today and, as usual, there is lots of reporting of apparently bad figures. "Australians newly diagnosed with HIV totalled 1050 during 2009, the highest number in almost two decades," according to this AAP story.
Indeed, there was a rise in HIV diagnoses last year, and we've crossed the seemingly symbolic 1000-cases barrier, and that is of course significant cause for concern. But HIV diagnoses have been up around the 1000 mark for several years now, and deaths from AIDS are at an all-time low – just nine people were reported to have died from AIDS-related causes in 2009, a piece of good news that the media has pretty much ignored. Because of this, the number of people living with HIV in Australia has risen every year, and so the number of new HIV diagnoses should be read in that context.
The chart below shows what happens when you do. The blue and green lines show the number of HIV diagnoses per year since 2000, and the consequent raw incidence rate per 100,000 population. The pink line shows the raw incidence rate per 100 people living with HIV, and shows a clear downward trend since 2005, as HIV infections have not risen in proportion to the number of positive people living in Australia. (Click the image to see a larger version).
To my mind, this is a significant piece of good news that the media has ignored. But that's not surprising as NCHECR's annual surveillance report doesn't include this measure, making a 'bad news' interpretation of the data almost inevitable.
That falling pink line suggests that positive people are succeeding in preventing onward HIV transmission. With a larger HIV-positive population, you'd naturally expect more HIV transmission to occur, yet this isn't happening.
If this falling incidence rate were acknowledged, we could begin to ask why it is so. What has changed since 2005 to reduce HIV incidence, and how can we extend that success? Reported rates of unprotected sex among gay men have risen during that period, so how do we explain this apparently contradictory effect? These are important, and potentially valuable, questions.
HIV incidence is falling, not rising, when you take into account the growing positive population. This is something we should be celebrating, and for which positive people should be congratulated, instead of focusing on raw numbers that give a skewed perception of the epidemiology of HIV in Australia.
There are several caveats to the data I used for the chart. Most of the data came from the published NCHECR surveillance reports, which can be found here and from ABS population data. The 2010 report isn't up yet, so I have taken the figures for 2009 from today's media reports. And as I say, I'm no statistician, so I will accept criticism of my methods with my usual sanguine humour.
I love this sassy (but NSFW – lots of F-bombs) promo for FCKH8, a fundraising initiative supporting the campaign against California's Proposition 8 anti gay marriage bill.
Myles Helfand, editor of TheBody.com, writing in the Huffington Post on HIV stigma:
Never mind that more than half of all people in the U.S. who get HIV/AIDS are heterosexual, and that most people who get it are not injection-drug users. Or that it whittles away the immune system in the same manner regardless of a person's sex, gender, race, age, education level, wealth, geographic location or the manner in which they're infected.
It's the first impression that matters. And that first impression was that HIV/AIDS was something sinners got for doing things they shouldn't: Having sex with men. Using drugs. Acts of which God does not approve, as has been made clear by luminaries such as Pope Benedict XVI and Delaware's masturbation-averse Republican Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell.
Just to recap the news from the last couple of days:
CC-licensed image above: The Happiest Days of our Lives… in Kenosha, by Flickr user angiek47.
This has been doing the rounds, but it's just too wonderful not to share. Taiwanese animated news report on the Australian election, complete with political assassination scene, precognitive crocodile and a messianic, refugee-slaughtering Tony Abbott.
Australia is headed for a hung parliament after the most appalling election campaign in history culminated in the most perverted election result in history.
A first-term government that has delivered low inflation, low unemployment and massive infrastructure investment while deftly managing the greatest economic crisis of recent years has been rejected at the polls, and an opposition composed of a ragged band of right-wing reactionaries, Christian fundamentalists and a peppering of downright loonies has come within a hair's breadth of winning government. It takes a very special brand of stupid for a political party to squander opportunity the way the Labor Party have done over the last 12 months.
As it stands, the ABC election computer suggests that Labor have won 70 seats, the Coalition 72 seats, and the Greens 1 seat in the new parliament. There are four independents – including Andrew Wilkie, a former whistleblower who previously stood for election in Bennelong (2004) and for the Tasmania Senate (2007) as a Green. That leaves three seats in doubt – Brisbane (Coalition ahead), Corangamite (ALP), and Lindsay (ALP). Many seats have be won with very slim margins, which means they could slip from one column to the other over the next week, but the upshot is that no party is going to have the numbers to govern in its own right.
How could this happen? Twelve months ago, Labor was riding high – they'd dodged the global financial crisis, apologised to the Stolen Generations, and were gradually rolling out positive policy reforms in health, education, welfare and a whole lot more. They had a leader in Kevin Rudd who was enjoying near-stratospheric approval ratings, and an opposition that was tearing itself apart over climate change and mired in scandal following the Godwin Grech affair. When Tony Abbott became leader on 1 December last year, the event was dismissed by most people as the latest in a long series of missteps by a futile and disunited opposition. That was just eight and a half months ago.
The decision to depose Kevin Rudd in a party-room coup, engineered (or so the media narrative tells us) by "faceless faction leaders" using an ambitious woman – Julia Gillard – as their puppet, will go down as one of the ALP's greatest tactical errors, but it also shows how deeply lost the ALP has become. A party made up of career politicians and factional warlords, where only the grittiest and most ambitious can rise to the leadership, where policies and ideals take a second place behind a cynical pitch for votes that has only one aim: keeping yourself in power at any cost. Yes, it's true of both parties and both leaders, as I wrote yesterday, but in Labor this form of cynical antipolitics has reached its apotheosis.
There is an old saying that oppositions don't win elections; governments lose them. This is an election that the government emphatically lost, but the opposition did not win. The only winners are the Greens, who have attracted droves of disaffected Labor voters and who have run a principled campaign backed by a comprehensive policy platform. As well as winning a lower-house seat for the first time in a general election, the Greens will likely have nine senators from 1 July next year, and I expect will have a close working relationship with Wilkie. That's a huge win for the Greens and an impressive vote for change.
Of course, it's easy to have a great policy platform when you don't have the nuisance of having to implement it. Now the Greens will hold real political power for the first time, possibly in support of a minority Labor government, and certainly holding the balance of power in the Senate (but not until 1 July). The way they exercise that power will be keenly watched, and will test the party. The downfall of the Australian Democrats was ultimately in how they exercised power when they had it, and the Greens will need to find a balance between idealism and pragmatism if they are to succeed.
As for the Labor Party, the recriminations over today's failure are already starting. The Greens will be blamed, for taking votes and seats away from Labor, even though most of those votes were returned through the preference system, and the two seats lost due to Greens influence, Melbourne and Denison, will back Labor ahead of the Coalition in parliament. The media will be blamed, and rightly so, for its failure to look beyond the intra-party squabbles and personalty issues and its abysmal failure of policy analysis. Kevin Rudd will be blamed, for his (assumed) rearguard spoiler action against Gillard. Mark Latham will be blamed. Queensland and NSW state Labor will be blamed.
But will anyone take the blame within the Labor Party machine that orchestrated this catastrophe? I doubt it.
You have to blame someone, and you can't blame yourself – that would require a level of humility and introspection that is beyond the ALP.
UPDATE, 1PM: Karl Bitar and Bill Shorten have both been on TV this morning arguing that it was the cabinet leaks in the early days of the campaign that led to the loss. Not their decision to dump Kevin Rudd, not their decision to go to an election too early with no narrative and no coherent message, not the appalling way they conducted the campaign. No, it's somebody else's fault.
With 'strategists' like Bitar and Shorten, the ALP is doomed.
It's polling day today. This great ritual of democracy ought to inspire and excite us, but like a lot of Australians, this time round I'm more depressed than inspired, and more angry than excited.
Over the last five weeks we have lived through the most negative, cynical and dispiriting election campaign in memory. Virtually devoid of policy debate, unrelentingly negative from the get-go, a squalid race for the bottom that reflects the parlous state of politics in Australia. If, as they say, you get the politicians you deserve, then we must have done something very bad to deserve this lot.
Like most people in Australia, this election is not about me. Whether you're an inner-city progressive, a Toorak Tory, a socially regressive cow cocky or a middle-aged queer tree-changer like me, neither of the big parties give a damn about you. This election is only about a handful of ignorant bigots in a few marginal seats in western Sydney and south-east Queensland. The rest of us don't matter.
The result is a political auction to see who can be toughest on the most vulnerable and helpless people in society. The resulting campaign has degenerated into a five-week harangue attacking refugees, immigrants, welfare recipients, and anyone else who doesn't fit the economically aspirational but socially insular template of the so-called 'Howard battlers' who now virtually run the country. Then there's the rivers of middle-class welfare, the pandering to special interests, the bare-faced lies, and the sheer, mind-numbing, putrid, soul destroying emptiness of it all.
What should be a debate about the country's future is instead presented as a choice between two individuals, one a self-flagellating Christian fundamentalist and the other an ambitious and calculating woman. Tony or Julia, who are you going to vote for? But both these stories are false: Abbott and Gillard are both career politicians, equally ambitious and both motivated by one thing only — gaining and holding power at any cost. Whatever it takes, as Richo said.
In our hearts we want our politicians to be motivated by a desire to build a better world, to protect and strengthen us, and build a united, resilient society. We want them to make us better people. Instead the political process has become a contest of personal ambition, played out by a small group of pathologically self-interested career politicians and perverted by the media into a presidential-style contest where the he-said, she-said narrative trumps any discussion or analysis of policy. Instead of debate, we get arguments about debates, breathlessly reported by a press pack who have unwittingly become players in the game.
The opinion polls published over the last few days have both major parties neck and neck, locked in at roughly 50% each of the two-party preferred vote, as if the electorate can't make up its mind who it hates the most. A pox on both their houses.
I sincerely hope that Tony Abbott does not become our 28th prime minister today. I know that would be a disaster for Australia, or at least for the Australia I believe in. But I cannot say I feel any affection for Julia Gillard either. Like just about everyone I know, I'll be voting for the Greens, who look likely to substantially increase their numbers in the senate, and maybe score a seat in the lower house for the first time at a general election.
But the Greens will not be the government — either Labor or the Coalition will, and neither deserves to be.
My friend Craig has a new blog, 'Bedknobs and Backrooms', through which he promises to progressively reveal a memoir of his life. Craig spent 16 years in Sydney as a dance party promoter, leather identity, and lad-about-town, so I expect there'll be some juicy revelations coming.
Craig and I were fellow travellers through the Sydney inner-city queer scene through the 1980s and 1990s, a time when a community that was being savaged by AIDS rebelled and celebrated life through dance parties, art events and community organising. That period represents a significant part of our shared history and it's not one that has been well recorded. Craig's role as a participant and player in the scene should give him a unique insight. I know he has a powerful personal story to tell too.
Just one post so far but it's evocatively and written and bodes well. Check it out.
Today marks the sixth anniversary of the passage of the Marriage Amendment Bill 2004, the legislation that enshrined in Australian law the definition of marriage as being between "one man and one woman." Australia's DOMA.
The anniversary will be marked by rallies in all the capital cities and a number of regional centres (details), and it's heartening to see support for equal marriage rights growing in Australia day by day.
Six years ago, when the Howard government introduced, and the Latham opposition immediately supported, this legislation, Brent and I were planning our own wedding, which took place in Canada later that year. I wrote a cranky blog post and very cranky letter to the editor at the time.
Brent and I were the first gay couple we knew to tie the knot. In those days, gay marriage was legal in The Netherlands, Belgium, and a handful of Canadian Provinces. Since then Argentina, the rest of Canada, Iceland, Mexico, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and five US States have all legalised same-sex marriage. Finland, Slovenia, Luxembourg and Nepal are all committed to legalisation in the near future, and the subject is being energetically debated in many other countries. Same-sex marriage is a global phenomenon, and an unstoppable force.
I've been impressed by the degree to which this has become a political issue during the current election campaign. Julia Gillard has been asked repeatedly to explain her party's position on same-sex marriage, and she has squibbed it every time. The ALP's position on same-sex marriage (they're against it, but for state-based "relationship registries", as long as there's no ceremony and no-one uses the 'm' word) is unsustainable within a party that claims to be progressive, and the party should adopt a more open-minded position. Unfortunately the ALP is scared witless of the political muscle of the Catholic Church and a few other religious minorities. That's a disgraceful position for a party that claims to be socially progressive, and it partly explains the haemorrhaging of support to the Greens.
Julia Gillard could articulate a more open position on this issue, without unduly scaring the horses. She could acknowledge that it is an issue, for a start, instead of robotically chanting that 'one man, one woman' shibboleth. She could affirm that there will be no change in the short term, but espouse a personal belief that change will come when the nation – and the party – is ready. She could suggest we have a national debate on the issue over the coming term, and to develop a legislative response based on that. She could end the hateful and mean-spirited policy that prevents the issuing of 'certificates of non-impediment to marry' for same-sex couples intending marriage overseas. Or she could grow a pair and just say what we all know she, and Penny Wong, and probably most of the ALP party room, believes.
In the meantime the voices for same-sex marriage grow stronger and the arguments against it become ever more ineffective. We will win this – we have justice on our side; and a day will come when my Canadian marriage certificate will be recognised in my own country. In the meantime, my love and admiration goes out to all the hard-working queers who are keeping this issue on the agenda, organising the rallies, writing the petitions, fighting the good fight for equality and human rights.
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One of the three Elder Gods (sons of Cronus), Poseidon was the god of the sea. He was one of the most powerful gods in Olympus, second only to his brother Zeus. He lived in a beautiful palace under the sea and caused earthquakes when he was in a rage.
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- Weather Manipulation: power level lesser than Zeus; It only affects the climate over maritime areas. [2]
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- This character is an adaptation of Poseidon, a character in traditional stories. These include, but may not be limited to religious texts, myth, and/or folk lore. More information on the original can be found at Wikipedia.org.
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Put the oats and wheat into a small mixing bowl. Pour the hot water over them and stir. Let them sit and soften for a few minutes.
Add the remaining ingredients in the order given, stirring carefully after each addition.
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Fruit cake. Love it? Loathe it? There doesn't seem to be a middle ground...maybe because there are a lot of less-than-tasty versions out there. But ours is a moist, flavorful version that relies on premium dried fruits rather than the luridly colored glacéed (candied) fruit that appears in supermarkets everywhere during the winter holidays.
And it's easy to personalize. Substitute dried plums, figs or apricots for the fruits we've suggested; crystallized ginger also makes a nice, bright addition. We've used pecans, but your cake will be delicious with other nuts or even without nuts altogether. Mellowing the fruit cake in brandy or bourbon after baking adds richness and intensity, but that's optional, too.
This cake makes a lovely breakfast loaf, sliced and enjoyed with a cup of coffee or tea. Or bake it as a round and garnish with some pretty fruit and a dusting of powdered sugar, as we did. Either way, this is an updated traditional treat worth waiting for!
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½ cup
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½ cup
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½ cup
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Combine the raisins and dried fruits in a medium bowl. Add the brandy and cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Let the fruits macerate overnight at room temperature; they will absorb all of the liquor.
Position a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat to 300 degrees F. Generously butter the sides and bottom of a 10x5-inch loaf pan. Cut a piece of parchment or wax paper to fit the bottom of the pan and line the pan with the paper.
Combine the sugar and butter in the bowl of a mixer. Beat until smooth and fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating on moderate speed till incorporated.
On slow speed, add the flour and spices, mixing to blend. Remove the bowl from the mixer and add the dried fruits and pecans, if using. Stir with a wooden spoon to blend.
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Problems With Combinatorica -> Graphs
Hi Everybody! I'm kind of confused: I'm just playing a bit with Mathematica's (4.1 on Windows) Combinatorica package. What I've tried: (*--- Begin Mathematica Code -- *) g1={ {1,3,4}, {1,4,3}, {1,2}, {1,2} } g1g=FromAdjacencyLists[g1]; (* and *) g2={ {2,4,3}, {1,3}, {2,4,1}, {3,1} }; g2g=FromAdjacencyLists[g2]; (*--- End Mathematica Code -- *) Then I wanted to see how the function Isomorphism works. Well, first I tested IsomorphicQ[g1g,g2g] and got false which really astonishes me. There _is_ an isomorphism between Graph1 and Graph2, namely, let g be this isomorphism, then g(1)=1, g(2)=3,g(3)=2 and g(4)=4 satisfies the requirements. Why does Mathematica not recognize those two graphs as isomorphic? What exactly does isomorphism return? It seems that there's no proper documentation. Thanks in advance for any kind of help, Thiery


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Los Altos Robotics supports youth robotics programs. This web site is primarily dedicated to programs for elementary school to middle school, such as VEX IQ and FLL. Further information on the other programs we support - Botball and FIRST High School Robotics - can be found through their respective links below.
- VEX IQ is for Elementary and Middle School students (age 8-14). The VEX IQ challenge is announced in May and tournaments usually run from October through February. Los Altos Robotics will host a VEX IQ Practice Scrimmage on November 6, 2016, and a VEX IQ tournament on December 3, 2016 at Blach Middle School. See the VEX IQ section of this web site for more information.
- FIRST LEGO League is for fourth grade through 14 year olds. The fall season runs from September through November. Los Altos Robotics is not hosting any FLL Events in 2016.
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Calling Young Robot Builders: Parent Information Meeting August 23rd Los Altos Robotics will host an informational meeting for parents about the new VEX IQ Challenge and how to form teams. The meeting will be on Tuesday August 23, 2016, 7:30pm-9pm in Room 522 of Mountain View High School, 3535 Truman Ave., Mountain View. Here is a campus map. Come join us to learn more about the program and network with other coaches/parents. This is a repeat of an earlier meeting we held in May. Presentation slides from that meeting and other information about Los Altos Robotics VEX IQ team formation support can be found here.
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Los Altos Robotics will host a VEX IQ tournament on December 3, 2016 at Blach Middle School, located at 1120 Covington Road, Los Altos, CA.
Past Robotics Competitions
The 2014 FLL season was great. Visit the season results and further details for prior seasons.
Check out our FLL History page for what happened in past seasons at Los Altos and in NorCalFLL tournaments. We also have history of prior years including some videos.
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Most robotics teams have fun, work hard, learn a ton, and demonstrate gracious professionalism. A few of our local area teams have also been fortunate enough to be recognized at some of the major state and national robotics tournaments. The Los Altos Robotics State and National Team Award Page recognizes those teams and we hope inspires future teams.
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'There was a lot of current in the South China Sea and I dread to think what it must be like when there's 40 knots of wind! Right now, we're not doing too badly as the boat hasn't suffered any damage and we're happy with our positioning as we prepare to launch into a long session of reaching in 24 to 30 hours' time. Right now, to the great despair of our New Zealanders onboard, we're distancing ourselves from Auckland… However, there's no way out from the direct route which passes close to the Philippines as there's very little wind in this zone: as such our goal is to latch onto the easterly tradewinds which are blowing a long way offshore of Taiwan and for now we're still on a beat to the North-East on starboard tack.'
Around the Luzon Strait the situation is very complicated as the light southerly airs aren't managing to hold their own, transforming the direct course into a no-through road. The Spanish tried to close on it last night, but quickly understood that this solitary option was going to hit a wall. Their move to reposition themselves in the North caused them to cross paths with the Americans, who have really made a great comeback after their delayed departure from China. However, just ten miles shy of Sanya and Abu Dhabi, Telefonica and Puma got trapped by a windless zone for a good hour. Ken Read managed to hotfoot it North but Iker Martinez took a lot longer to extract himself from the resulting gloop! As such nobody's going to tempt fate with a course near the Philippines now so the routing is taking the crews towards Japan instead…
Taiwan has witnessed the fracturing of the fleet then and though the boats are heading roughly the same way, they're now split into four groups: Camper is sticking to her guns in her position as true leader, very gradually extending her lead in relation to her direct rival, Groupama 4, which is proving to be a little less at ease sailing into the wind, but is still keeping her hand in thanks to her position to windward of the New Zealanders. Abu Dhabi and Sanya (polled as leaders because they're closer to the finish) are in reality around fifty miles to the South-West of Camper, whilst Puma is continuing to strike out on her own along the coast of the Republic of China, formerly known as Nationalist China, but now commonly referred to as Taiwan. As for Telefonica, she's in a rather difficult patch which could cost her very dearly for the next stage of the race… As such this is a very important stage of the race being played out this Thursday evening and we'll have to wait till the weekend to have a clearer idea of the true hierarchy at the end of this Luzon lesson: there's no Supreme Leader just a guiding line!
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Dalung secretly refunded Mikel's expenses unbehalf of his team mates.
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The ministry also assured players and officials of the team that they will be given all that is due to them.
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A rich and flavorful stir fry is the perfect dinner. You can make it at the beginning of the week and then store the rest for lunches or dinners. Vegetables simply need to be steamed, the marinade prepped, and then the sauce can quickly be whipped up while your leftovers warm up. This stir fry has eggplant, tofu, and a great ginger-y flavor.
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For the Marinade:
- 1-inch piece fresh ginger root, peeled and grated
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- 1 tomato, diced small
- 3 scallions, finely chopped
- Red pepper flakes
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- 1 tablespoon vegan hoisin sauce
- 1 tablespoon seasoned rice vinegar
- 1/2 tablespoon coconut sugar
- A dash of Sriracha
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- 3 tablespoons liquid aminos, or soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons seasoned rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon coconut sugar
- 1 tablespoon vegan hoisin sauce
- 1 tablespoon flour of choice
- 1/2 teaspoon sriracha
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- Red chili flakes and scallions (optional)
- In a large bag, place in all of the marinade ingredients. Seal, and shake it to mix. Drain the tofu, cube into about 1/2-inch cubes, and place into the bag. Allow it to marinate for at least 2 hours, ideally overnight.
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text: 591 FXUS63 KJKL 240304 AFDJKL AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Jackson KY 1004 PM EST Thu Feb 23 2017 .UPDATE... Issued at 1004 PM EST THU FEB 23 2017 Issued an update to the forecast to include the latest observations in the grids. Some of the deeper valleys across eastern Kentucky have begun to drop off this evening. The rest of the forecast seems to be on track. UPDATE Issued at 622 PM EST THU FEB 23 2017 Current conditions across the area continue to feature rather dry conditions in place as some 10 to 15 degree dew point depression are in place. As such with the best forcing to the north of the OH River, have pulled the showers from the forecast this evening and sent out a new ZFP along with freshened up grids with the latest observations. && .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Friday night) Issued at 400 PM EST THU FEB 23 2017 South-southwest flow aloft will keep our weather warm through the short term. Potent trough/low will plow into Great Lakes Region swinging a trough through the Commonwealth by late in the period. At the surface, high pressure is anchored over the Appalachians with a nearly stationary frontal boundary draped from roughly DTW southwest to STL. Low pressure currently taking shape over the central plains will march east-northeast along the boundary and into the Great Lakes by late Friday night. This feature will also pull a cold front eastward through the region, and into eastern Kentucky Friday night. This dynamic storm system could bring a round of severe weather to our forecast area Friday night. Main threat at this time appears to be winds, with hail being a secondary threat. Shear is quite strong with this system as well. Consequently could not rule out an isolated tornado. Gradient winds will increase across the area Friday ahead of the system, and from all appearances will become gusty. Main limiting factor to severe weather will be moisture as dew points struggle to climb to near 60 Friday into Friday night. Timing of the cold front is also not favorable for severe weather as it will not enter into our area until sometime just after midnight. Consequently any nocturnal inversion that develops will have to be scoured out, though surface gradient winds appear to be able to do just that, but generally only as the frontal boundary is approaching. Bulk shear is quite strong with this system as well, 40-60 kts, with the majority of the shear realized in the lowest 3 km. Thus the potential for bowing cells and line segments will be favored. Surface based instability to support this storm mode is not ideal but does appear to be sufficient, again mainly just ahead and with the frontal boundary itself. This has a distinctive QLCS flavor to it and considering the environment as a whole feel an isolated tornado can not be ruled out, though features of this type tend to be weaker than most and short lived. Strong gradient winds mixing down may have the potential for more damage should they occur. Low wet bulb temperatures and freezing levels mean hail is a possibility as well. .LONG TERM...(Saturday through Thursday) Issued at 400 PM EST THU FEB 23 2017 The long term portion of the forecast will be active, with several systems affecting the area. However there remains considerable uncertainty on the timing, track and strength of a series of short waves and associated surface lows and fronts that will affect the area next week. By 12Z Saturday the cold front which brings our severe weather threat Friday night will be east of the area, but some showers will linger across the area mainly during the morning. Gusty west winds will usher in cooler air on Saturday, with lows by Sunday morning expected to dip down into the mid to upper 20s. Surface high pressure will be over the area Sunday morning, but will shift to the east during the day. This result in dry weather Sunday with near normal afternoon temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. The mean flow for the first half of next week will be southwesterly with a mean long wave trough axis centered over the western part of the country. This will result in warming temperatures with highs back in the 60s for Tuesday and Wednesday. The first in a series of short waves looks to affect the area from Sunday night into Monday, with rain shower chances increasing from Sunday night into Monday. If precipitation moves in quick enough Sunday night a few flakes of snow could mix with the rain before changing to all rain quickly by Monday morning. Tuesday still remains one of the least certain days of the forecast, with the GFS quickly moving out Monday`s system, while the ECMWF points to lingering rain chances for Tuesday. We will continue to follow the blended forecast for Tuesday which maintains rain chances but with probabilities generally lower than on Monday. There is better agreement that a stronger short wave, surface low and associated cold front will bring a better chance of showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday. In fact we will be be going with likely rain probabilities Wednesday. After the cold front passage cooler air will spread into the area Wednesday night and Thursday. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Friday evening) ISSUED AT 622 PM EST THU FEB 23 2017 The northward push of the warm front and clearing skies across eastern Kentucky is underway. With this, will expect to see nothing more than some mid and upper level cloud cover through tonight and into tomorrow. With the clearing, will see a few wisps of fog in the deeper valleys but nothing more than patchy conditions with no impact to the TAF sites. As gradient increases late tonight with an approaching cold front tomorrow night, will see a low level jet engage above the inversion late tonight. Therefore, have put some LL wind shear tonight. This wind will mix to the surface by 15Z in most place tomorrow with some 20 to 25 knot winds gusts, possibly higher. Any rain or thunderstorms should hold off till after 00Z. && .JKL WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$ UPDATE...SHALLENBERGER SHORT TERM...RAY LONG TERM...SBH AVIATION...SHALLENBERGER


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This vacation home embraced by ancient oaks sits directly on a spectacular stretch of the upper reaches of the Withlacochee River (where it exits the state forest). It is situated at the end of a lime rock road that forms a private and secluded point on the river. Directly across the river on the other bank is the Florida Creek Indian Tribal Grounds. This riverfront retreat offers incredible scenic beauty magical in the simple diversity of the river wildlife and its peaceful surroundings. Whether you find your relaxing pleasure in fishing, boating/kayaking, observing bird life, or just reading that book you have been meaning to get to, you will be delighted with all the opportunities offered by the river house.
*Please note our cancellation policy as it differs slightly from the available options given by Homeaway:
100% if cancelled +90 days prior to the Check-in Date
50% if cancelled 60-90 days prior to the Check-in Date
25% if cancelled 30-60 days prior to the Check-in Date
0% if cancelled within 30 days of Check-in Date
When we found this home we were awed by its unique situation between the oak trees. As if they were cradling the home. We loved the park like setting next to the river, so peaceful and quiet. with the occasional passerby in a canoe. The area the house is set on is near to where the historic Dade Battlefield occurred back in December 1835. You can really see old Florida in the Talisman Riverhouse property.
When we visit the Riverhouse we usually spend most of the time relaxing by the river and enjoying the many wildlife sightings. It is very calm and quiet there. The trees and secluded nature of the property are what make this place special. It is most appealing to those who love nature and don't mind a little rustic comforts. My husband has really enjoyed using this as his hunting cabin since the Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve is 20 minutes down the road.
This home was clean and cozy. There was a small plaque that said Fairies live here. I would have to agree. The property was a magical kingdom fit for fairies and divas. We will definitely want to return.
The house and property is just beautiful !! The owners were wonderful and took care of any concerns quickly. We will book again on our next trip.
We had the absolute best time!!!!
What a beautiful location and stay we had.Thank youfor the hospitality we will be back soon!
We have very good time and relaxing weekend. This cottage is perfect ,clean and you have everything what you need. Thanks again and we come back for sure. Jana
Our daughter was coming home from her second tour in Afghanistan. She'd told me a few weeks before her arrival in the US that she just wanted to escape from the rest of the world for a little bit and commune with nature in a cabin in the woods. The Talisman Riverhouse was just what the doctor ordered. Our small family met there for two days and had a "magical weekend", as our daughter later described it. The first night we sat around the island counter in the kitchen eating snacks, drinking a few beers, and listening to her stories about life in the war zone. In the morning we loafed and talked some more in the very comfy living room with windows that face the river. We then packed some sandwiches and went canoeing up the Withlacoochie River. We'd rented two canoes from a nearby outfitter who dropped the canoes off in the morning and picked them up that night. We saw plenty of Woodstorks and Ibis, a Limpkin catching snails for its lunch, herons, and one very determined Kingfisher flying back and forth over the water looking for his own lunch. We went canoeing three times that day, stopping often to take photos of the beautiful cypress and live oaks draped over the water casting picturesque reflections all around us. My daughter and I paddled a few miles up river once and let the lazy river drift us back down to the cabin while we talked, and talked, and talked some more. There's never enough time. That night after eating dinner around the big dining room table, we moved out to the fire pit between the house and river, and stoked up a blazing fire. More talking and sipping wine into the wee hours. In the morning we took a walk up the dirt road, soaked up the warm weather, the lush vegetation all around us, and caught lots of tiny little toads to take their pictures in our hands. Sadly, we had to leave that morning, but the memories and photos of a wonderful weekend will always be with us. We cleaned the cabin thoroughly before locking the key in the lock box and heading down the road back to civilization.
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The property was well maintained. It's like a hunter's cabin in the woods, so be prepared for rustic. Not everything is perfect and that's part of the charm. The beds were clean and very comfortable. The shower and bathroom were clean. We had a small drip from the drain under the kitchen sink but the owner got right back to me on the phone and we fixed it. The kitchen was cozy but had everything we needed.
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Refund request for cancellation must be received at least 30 days in advance of your stay and will be limited to 75% of fully paid accounts.


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T-Mobile's latest press release is a little different compared to what they normally do. The Uncarrier actually complimented some of AT&T's practices, instead of taking shots at the carrier. AT&T's latest move is to offer T-Mobile customers up to $450 to switch back to AT&T, which T-Mobile is celebrating as the "greatest T-Mobile trial offer in history."
In the press release, T-Mobile "quotes" AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega, saying AT&T finally stepped out from the dark side and dismantled the Death Star (seriously) to support to the Uncarrier consumer revolution. For the first time ever, AT&T decided to wake up and put the customer first, de la Vega "said." The buyback program allowed AT&T customers to test out T-Mobile's network, since they could switch back if they were unhappy.