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Work commences at the new Skyline Luge Calgary site
Posted on Wednesday, 18 April 2012
With the Winter season over, work has begun on removing the last of the snow cover at Calgary's Olympic Park.
Construction of the new exhilrating Luge track will begin shortly afterwards - at 1600 metres long it will be the longest track yet!
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Anaesthetists in training: Listening Events with RCoA President03 Nov 2016Anaesthetists in training are invited to Listening Events with the RCoA President. At the Royal College of Anaesthetists we are acutely aware of the issues impacting anaesthetists in training. With the recent and ongoing pressures being faced by our members, in particular... |
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Book: Gaps Diet Made Easy - How to Beat Autism With Food - Eating the Right Food to Succeed On the Gaps Diet by Lynda Warwick
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about this book: Does the GAPS diet help autism?Parents of children with Autism are learning that making changes to their child's diet along with traditional therapy and medication is showing promising results. Physicians are saying that altering the diet is one of the most promising treatments for Autistic children. Doctors are realizing that the body of an Autistic patient is much different than other children.
Children are recovering from Autism by simple modification to diets and traditional methods. A child with Autism needs very specific care including special enzymes for digestion, dietary supplements, nutrient and fatty acid supplementation.
The answer lies in controlling the diet. When the diet of Autistic patients is controlled parents and caregivers see changes in the GI problems, language, learning and focus, attention, eye contact and sleep patterns.
At the Autism research institute they surveyed thousands of parents and found that when the child's diet was changed there was an improvement of 69 percent.
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Energy Management Market to Reach $72.73 Billion by 2024 Cloud computing and big data are now changing the world of technology November 1, 2016 No Comments The global energy management system (EMS) market is forecast to reach $72.73 billion by 2024, according to a new report published by Grand View Research Inc. The building energy management system (BEMS) market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.7 percent. Read More
AllSeen Alliance Merges with Open Connectivity Foundation to Accelerate IoT The organizations will combine under the Open Connectivity Foundation name October 27, 2016 No Comments The Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF), sponsor of the IoTivity open source project, and AllSeen Alliance, which provides the AllJoyn® open source Internet of Things (IoT) framework, announced that the two organizations' boards have approved a merger under the OCF name. Read More
Carel: Optimized Control October 24, 2016 No Comments This high-efficiency solution for condensing units is compatible with CO2 refrigerant (R-744).Read More
Controlco to Transfer its Software Business to Kodaro With this transfer, company will focus on operations technology and its controls expertise October 19, 2016 No Comments Controlco, a building automation company, announced it is transferring its software business to Kodaro LLC, a startup company with operations in California's Bay Area. Software hosting and development for Controlco products will be managed by Kodaro. Read More
Smart Energy Analytics Campaign to Help Buildings Achieve Greater Energy Efficiency Can achieve 10-20 percent energy savings in a single commercial building October 19, 2016 No Comments A new U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)-led Smart Energy Analytics Campaign has been announced to encourage the use of energy-saving building analytics platforms — also known as energy management information system (EMIS) technologies — in commercial buildings nationwide. Read More
Building Energy Management Systems Market to Exceed $6 Billion by 2023 The U.S. market is the largest regional segment and is likely to maintain its dominance October 18, 2016 No Comments The global building energy management systems (BEMS) market is forecast to surpass $6 billion by 2023, according to a report from Global Market Insights Inc. Increasing regulatory pressure due to increasing energy waste in buildings is predicted to drive the industry over the coming years. Read More
Building Automation Revenue to Reach $102 Billion in 2025 Vendors are introducing new versions of their core offerings as well as complementary solutions October 17, 2016 No Comments The commercial building automation system (BAS) market is at a crossroads, notes Navigant Research. Large technology companies are benefitting from the moderate but consistent growth of a mature market, while technology innovation, new business models, and emerging competitors disrupt the market.Read More
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Energy Efficient Intelligent Building Technologies Multiplying Automation and control technologies are directed by sophisticated software analytics and services October 14, 2016 No Comments A new white paper from Navigant Research analyzes survey results from 202 respondents on the proliferation of energy efficient and intelligent building technologies in the commercial segment, providing insight into the customer point of view. Read More
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A VENDOR AT THE FLEA market displayed theme lamps. This version is a fishing tackle box filled with lures, line, old reels and bobbers.
OLD RADIO SETS with rebuilt receivers filled this booth at the Tulsa Flea market.
A LINE OF VACUUM cleaners lined part of the parking lot at the Great American Flea Market in Tulsa on a recent Saturday afternoon.
HUNDREDS OF "LOOKERS" pass through the Tulsa Flea Market on Saturdays to check out a variety of items ranging from yard sale to quality antiques.


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Investing in 'What's Best for Students' Theme of 2015-16 Budget
DSBN students can continue to enjoy the same level of outstanding educational services they have come to expect from the District School Board of Niagara with the proposed budget for the 2015-16. On June 9, 2015, Trustees voted to adopt the 2015-16 budget valued at $432,075,342.
"We are very pleased to be able to present a balanced budget that maintains our Board's high level of support for students," said Sue Barnett, Chair of the Board.
Government funding to Special Education is in the second year of an increase phased in over four years; however, the DSBN continues to spend more on Special Education than is provided for through government grants. "We view this as a critically important area and have invested accordingly," said Kevin Maves, Chair of the Finance Committee. "There is positive news here as well, as we have been able to reduce the Special Education deficit by approximately $1 million dollars." With two more years of government funding anticipated, the Board has determined that they will be able to eliminate this deficit.
The new budget also will see further investments in mathematics education and the health and well-being of students. Two additional social workers will be hired in time for the new school year. With the success of 500 teachers obtaining their Board-sponsored Mathematics AQ courses, the Board is once again offering free mathematics AQ courses to teachers and investing an additional $100,000 in Dreambox, an online math learning tool for students, which was implemented in 2012/13.
To preserve programs and services for students, it was necessary for the DSBN to find efficiencies in other areas of the budget. "Reducing expenditures on utilities and maintenance was critical to achieving a balanced budget," said Maves. "These savings were only possible because of previous decisions to consolidate schools and eliminate unused space. Those decisions have had a direct and positive impact on our ability to support students' education."
Developing the budget was not without its challenges. To encourage school boards to reduce excess pupil spaces across the province, the government is eliminating the base top-up funding programs that have typically supported the operation of very small schools. This shift will see the Board lose $1.5 million dollars next year, for a total loss of over $4.5 million dollars by 2017-18.
Board Chair Sue Barnett expects the DSBN to continue examining its inventory of school buildings to ensure funds are directed to educational programming and not towards maintaining underutilized facilities. As noted previously, the government is incentivizing Boards to review excess space by directing funding away from small schools. "We'll continue to look at this process with the lens of what is best for students," said Chair Barnett.


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I'm going to be in: Hong Kong Macau UAE Switzerland Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua British Virgin Islands Belgium Denmark UK Ireland Iceland ...this year alone, and it strikes me that a global data SIM is probably going to run me less than trying to chase down and buy multiple SIMs, especially given that I'm typically only in a given country for 1-4 days. For reasons relating to employer policy, I can't use data on my company-paid plan overseas, which is half the fun of having an iPhone in the first place. Any suggestions for provider? I don't actually need a voice number per se as I already have that covered so long as I don't abuse the privilege.
Do you want to do this with a phone or with an ipad? If you already have the phone for voice and will be taking an ipad anyway, going that way might be more useful, to have the bigger screen for data as well as a bigger keyboard.
I need to do this with an iPhone. I'll also have an iPad, which I may or may not buy data for, either via a second SIM or via the AT&T plan, depending. (I'll have two iPhones and an iPad.)
After crunching numbers for the fifty-hundredth time, I think I'm going to go a different route and buy a new iPad and keep my phone the way it is, so I'll need an iPad SIM, not a phone SIM.
I am not sure you will be a able to get a global SIM with a data plan and if you do happen to find one the data charges will be expensive. Look for local pay as go data plans from local networks, which may be the better option.
This site has some multi-country SIM cards that may be of use: http://www.goabroad.ekit.com/ekit/MobilePurchase/Sims
Given the number of countries you'll be visiting, buying local SIM cards in each location would be a pain. You'd need to know in advance which carriers in each country offer a MicroSIM for your iPhone, and which carriers have data plans. And you'd need a bunch of SIM cards; maybe a Vodafone SIM would be OK for most of Europe, etc. But if I were you, I'd look at getting your own SIM in the U.S. and then enabling that carrier's international data plan first. Verizon and AT&T have plans that are around $25 for 100MB internationally. That will sound expensive to the average U.S. data user, who is used to paying about 5% of that cost. But it's much cheaper than $38 for 0.8 MB that I recently paid when I really need to turn on roaming overseas. Another alternative is to look at Global SIM providers like onesimcard.com. They offer data roaming in most countries for $1 / MB. Here's a posting I created on another flying-related site about onesimcard.


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« January 2015 | Main | March 2015 » February 27, 2015Biodegradable Burial Pods You know the story of Baucis and Philemon? Zeus granted their wish that when they died, they would be transformed into a pair of intertwining trees? Now you, too, can have that. After being encapsulated in the fetal position, the deceased is buried and either a tree or tree seed is planted above their capsule. The project's site already has a number of trees to choose from. It's no flaming Viking burial ship, but i guess it's not a bad idea. I mean, we really are just letting all those good nutrients go to waste with our cemeteries and mausoleums. By min | February 27, 2015, 8:07 AM | Ummm... Other? | Comments (0) | Link How To Avoid Being Cannibalized By Your Mate I really have nothing more to add here. By min | February 27, 2015, 8:02 AM | Science | Comments (2) | Link
SuperMegaSpeed Reviews Ms. Marvel #12 - Fun. I thought the mini fight sequence was a little weak, but i loved the Brooklyn Viking Hipster stuff and the truth serum. She-Hulk #12 - So the dramatic conclusion of this series is a retcon wiping out the entire history of a character i never heard of? Yay? This really has been a disappointing book, in part because it had a lot of promise. But a lot of the series was wasted - the really bad fill-in art, the weird Captain America trial, and, it turns out, the overarching Blue File plot. Charles Soule says in the end note that with these 12 issues we got "exactly the tale I wanted to tell", so that means it seems he never intended to resolve the mystery of Angie and her monkey. I'm also really unclear on when the flashback sequence was supposed to take place, with Dr. Druid hanging out with Shocker and Vibro. Very odd combination and at best another unexplained mystery. Captain Marvel looks to have her original hairstlye but i guess i can't go by that (and lord knows i shouldn't expect a footnote). Also, i've generally liked Javier Pulido's art but as with last issue's Titania/Volcana fight, the action here is another total fail. So a bust of an issue all around. By fnord12 | February 25, 2015, 2:26 PM | Comics | Comments (2) | Link Rogue Owls This could be the sequel to The Birds. Over the last three weeks, the European eagle owl has silently swooped on dozens of people in Purmerend, in the north of the Netherlands, with many victims requiring hospital treatment. The latest aerial assault on Tuesday evening saw two members of a local athletics club attacked, with one runner requiring stitches for six head wounds caused by the nocturnal bird of prey's talons. The club has cancelled all training until further notice. I wonder if any of the residents were wearing one of these hats, Cause i could see why that might confuse an owl. By min | February 25, 2015, 1:22 PM | Ummm... Other? | Comments (0) | Link Crazy Shit People on Facebook Told Me Today 1. Two words. Eyelash perming. This is a thing that people (women) do. They make kits for it. It's crazy. It's a perm. For your eyelashes! So that you don't have to spend all that time every morning curling them manually. The alternative would be to stop curling your lashes, but i guess that's just too absurd to even consider. 2. Tomato-dispensing robot for joggers. First off, 18lbs is completely not what i would categorize as "wearable". And if you've somehow tricked me into doing something as stupid as running, you'd better not be feeding me tomatoes. I want french fries or butterscotch krimpets coming out of that dispenser! Why the hell would i want my robot to dispense tomatoes?! By min | February 25, 2015, 11:19 AM | Ummm... Other? | Comments (0) | Link
AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! Inside my head, i'm also running around the room, waving my arms. Hello Kitty Guile
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Look at them! One of them is holding a wrapped candy!!!
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Spidey is no anti-vaxxer This letter ran in pretty much every Dec 80 Marvel comic's lettercol. By fnord12 | February 22, 2015, 2:25 PM | Comics | Comments (0) | Link Hembeck's Line Dancing Shogun Warriors Lookit Baron Karza enlarging himself so he doesn't have to sit with the other Micronauts. By fnord12 | February 22, 2015, 2:23 PM | Comics | Comments (0) | Link Is his name on a bubble gum card? Pretty much the only question i ask myself when thinking about the Historical Significance Rating for the introduction of a new character. Ok, i actually think about the number of appearances, the number of appearances outside of a single series, the number of appearances by creative teams besides the one that introduced him, and several other factors. But i did think of this comic, which i remember from a Peanuts book i read as a kid (although i think the version i remember only had the 3 critical middle panels), while doing some recent reviews. By fnord12 | February 22, 2015, 2:18 PM | Comics | Comments (1) | Link
Vegan Baklava Ingredients Make sure you've thawed out your phyllo sheets. You will either need to leave it in the refrigerator overnight or on the counter for 2 hours. Keep the phyllo in the package while thawing else it will dry out. The size of the baking dish you use depends on the size of your phyllo sheets. Ideally, you want the sheets to be able to lay flat, but you don't want a lot of extra space for the pastry to slide around in. The sheets i had claimed to be 14"x9". I had a 13"x9" pan and a 15"x10" pan (both Pyrex so i wouldn't have to worry about scratching the pan when i cut the baklava). For this first attempt, i used the larger baking dish because i didn't want the phyllo to fold up at the sides. I might try using the smaller dish next time because i had some trouble with nuts escaping from the sides with the larger one. Once you've made the momentous decision of which baking dish to use, get out your food processor and start chopping up the nuts. In small batches, pulse the walnuts and pistachios separately in the food processor until they are finely chopped (think the size of the nut topping on ice cream). Be careful not to over process the nuts otherwise you will end up with nut flour. The small batches will help prevent this and will also hopefully result in more uniformly chopped nuts. Place the nuts into a medium-sized bowl. Using the food processor again, process the brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt until well-combined. I find keeping brown sugar to be troublesome, so i just use regular sugar and add a small amount of molasses until it's the right color. Add the sugar mixture to the nuts and mix well. Set aside. Preheat the oven to 350degF. Melt the butter. Boxes of phyllo sheets usually come with two sleeves inside. Only open one and leave the other until needed because of the previously mentioned issue of drying out. Carefully unroll the sleeve. Phyllo sheets are fairly delicate and tend to tear at the slightest provocation. This isn't really the end of the world because honestly, once you start cutting into and eating a phyllo wrapped thing, bits of it start flaking off all over the place. Plus, there's usually several layers of phyllo, so who's going to notice if there's a tear here and there as long as all the inside bits are contained one way or another? Using a pastry brush, coat the bottom of the dish. Carefully lay your first sheet of phyllo onto the bottom of the dish, trying your best to get it flat. Pretty much, once the phyllo touches the butter on the pan, it'll stick like a son of a bitch and trying to peel it off could result in a tear. Although, as i said before, this isn't the end of the world. It just feels frustrating. Keep layering phyllo sheets, buttering every other sheet, until you've used 10 sheets. Every recipe using phyllo that i've ever seen tells you to butter every sheet. I only butter every other sheet because they're so thin and absorbent that i find doing every other sheet is more than plenty. You do what you want, but just know i'm finishing my layering in half the time which means i'm eating baklava that much sooner. Regardless of which layers you choose to butter, the top of the 10th sheet should be buttered. Cover the phyllo with 1/3 of your nut and sugar mixture. Lay a sheet of phyllo over this and begin your buttering and layering until you've used 5 sheets. Make sure the top of this last sheet is buttered and cover with another 1/3 of the nut and sugar mixture. Make another 5 sheet layer of phyllo and butter. Cover with the remaining 1/3 of the nuts and sugar. Butter and layer 10 phyllo sheets. Now comes the tricky part of scoring the baklava. You've got a bunch of slippery layers sitting on top of one another, and you need to cut through it with a sharp knife without cutting yourself plus make it look pretty. I haven't quite figured out how to cut them into lovely rombuses yet, but triangles i can do. Cut the pastry into 24 rectangles (6 columns and 4 rows) and then cut each of these in half diagonally. Why can't you just cut the pastry after you bake it like most other baked goods? Because you're going to pour this lovely syrup over it right after you take it out of the oven and you want it to seep into the layers of every piece and not just get the edges and bottom wet. Bake for 40 minutes or until the phyllo is a golden brown. While that's happening, pour the honey and water into a small saucepan. Stir to combine. Using a sharp paring knife, cut strips of lemon zest from the lemon. Do your best to get as little of the pith (the white, spongy layer) as possible as the pith will make your syrup bitter. Place the strips of zest right into the honey mixture. Save your naked lemon for tea or water or whatever it is you like to use lemons for. Cook on medium high heat, stirring often, until it boils. Lower the heat to maintain a steady simmer. Cook for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Throw away the zest and let the syrup cool a bit. When the baklava is done baking, ladle the syrup over the entire thing making sure to get plenty of syrup into the crevices. Let it cool then cover and refrigerate overnight. Run a knife through the baklava to make sure the pieces are cut all the way through before serving. They might be a bit stuck to the dish because of the cooled sugar, but it shouldn't be too hard to coax them out. By min | February 21, 2015, 4:37 PM | Vegan Vittles | Comments (0) | Link
Breastmilk for Bodybuilding Ok...ew. I don't understand the woman who has all this extra breastmilk to sell. I usually hear about women who are worried they aren't producing enough milk and have to resort to eating disgusting things like oatmeal in the hopes that it will encourage greater milk production. I, so far, haven't encountered anyone who has complained about producing too much, and yet, this woman selling her breastmilk managed to fill a deep freezer with all the extra. Holy cow (ha ha. puns are not funny.)! By min | February 20, 2015, 3:29 PM | Ummm... Other? | Comments (1) | Link The Flavor of Fat is "Delicious" You know how sometimes you get that piece of fat on a steak or a porkchop? I loved that. Marrow's prolly pretty fatty. That's also delicious. And duck skin...Yeah, fat's a flavor and that flavor is "mmmmm..." Although taste has been studied and contemplated since the time of Aristotle, there's no textbook definition of what makes a taste. In science, "taste" is the perception of certain chemicals on the tongue, while "flavor" is the combined experience of taste and smell. Fat definitely induces responses based on its smell and texture, but over the past decade, evidence has been mounting that it may also have a taste component. Join us next time for a discussion on how enjoyable it is to eat gristle. Gotta love that crunch. By min | February 20, 2015, 1:16 PM | Science | Comments (0) | Link We got the polar worms Min says they've come this far south because some mad wizard has summoned a Polar Vortex. All i know is it's cold out. By fnord12 | February 20, 2015, 9:48 AM | D&D & My stupid life | Comments (1) | Link Only bad guys hack into innocent third party's computer networks By fnord12 | February 20, 2015, 8:23 AM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (0) | Link
NYPD: Protesters are Terrorists And it's ok to mow them down. "They'll be equipped and trained in ways that our normal patrol officers are not," the commissioner said. "They'll be equipped with all the extra heavy protective gear, with the long rifles and machine guns that are unfortunately sometimes necessary in these instances." Bratton said the SRG "is designed for dealing with events like our recent protests, or incidents like Mumbai or what just happened in Paris." The NYPD spokesman then clarified, they won't actually be carrying machine guns into protests. They'll just "have access to the weapons 'either on them or in their vehicles'". So, they won't be "carrying" them, but they might be "on them"...as hats? It is pretty insulting that citizens would demand police accountability. And tying up traffic is an unforgivable offense, so i can see why Commissioner Bratton would want to arm his men with machine guns. If we've learned anything from the Civil Rights movement, it's that peaceful protest and civil disobedience are stepping stones to extremism. Disappointingly, De Blasio seems to be on board with this mischaracterization of protesters as terrorists, supporting the SRG initiative, though refraining from outright endorsing the idea that officers should carry machine guns. I'm trying to figure out how a reasonable person could see and hear the public outcry against the use of excessive police force and lack of accountability and walk away from that thinking the solution is to arm the police with even bigger guns. That's what you do when you want to shut people up, not if you want to fix a problem. The police are supposed to be working for the citizenry. They shouldn't be a regime that seeks to terrorize the people into obedience. There's a slippery slope here, but it's not the protesters who are in danger of sliding. By min | February 19, 2015, 2:06 PM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (0) | Link Animals and cameras Bamboo-drunk gorillas may not like cameras, but crows do. By fnord12 | February 19, 2015, 10:35 AM | Ummm... Other? | Comments (1) | Link
Lego video game hierarchy By fnord12 | February 18, 2015, 2:07 PM | Video Games | Comments (1) | Link
SuperMegaSpeed Reviews Thanos vs. Hulk #3 - My local reading circle is not too enthused with this mini, but i'm enjoying it. It's very straightforward superhero stuff, but that's exactly what i've been missing. The Hulk vs. Blastaar, with Blastaar acting intelligent enough to not be overconfident while fighting the Hulk. And beyond that, an important development for Annihilus, even if it will probably really just be about restoring him to his classic status quo after the Annihilation Wave storyline. It's true that that Starlin's art isn't up to the cosmic awesomeness of his 70s work, and the Hulk's dialogue is a little weird (but who knows what's normal for the Hulk anymore), but i still think this is a fun fight story. I guess it's worth noting that the titular Thanos doesn't actually appear in this issue. Ms. Marvel #11 - Don't get me wrong. I definitely enjoy this book. But i feel like it could be better. Artwise, i think Alphona's style is right for the book but he could sometimes do better with depicting Kamala's powers, like when she was stretching/squeezing inside the Inventor's big robot thing. Storywise i still think it gets a little to precious with the empowerment message; all the kids banging ineffectively against the robot while the Inventor got alarmed about the fact that they were working together didn't really work at all. And what really struck me was when i read the note in the lettercol saying that now that the big 11 issue (!) arc against the Inventor was over, they're going to start getting into things like showing Kamala dealing with her Inhuman roots and getting a love interest. Those things should have been happening all along; they shouldn't be put on hold during the first entire year of her book. This complaint is really part of the larger "decompression" problem that i have with modern comics, but if you think back over the course of the past 11 issues it really has been pretty content lite, with really no developing subplots alongside the main story. It's been good, and there's lots of fun moments; i loved in the beginning of this issue when Kamala hurled a bunch of insults at the Inventor and ended with "I think you're a bird", and that's the one that upset him. But it seems like there should be more depth to the book. What this book represents, with its non-white non-male lead character, is important in its own right, and it's been good regardless of that, but i feel like it could/should be great regardless of that. By fnord12 | February 15, 2015, 12:30 PM | Comics | Comments (0) | Link
Were they ever *in* step? I don't know how this will end. It's a weird but potentially promising situation: But the hot issue in Silicon Valley now is net neutrality. And on that issue, the GOP and the tech industry are mostly out of step. Kevin Drum says that Republicans opposition to Net Neutrality is really just a knee-jerk anti-Obama reaction, since (as Drum sees it; i don't necessarily agree) it's really just a war between two rival industry groups. But i actually think their stance on Net Neutrality is more consistent with their usual anti-regulation philosophy than the other things listed. As much as i don't like the Democrats on copyright and on the surveillance state, Republicans are worse. I'd be more than happy to be surprised, though. By fnord12 | February 13, 2015, 12:02 PM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (0) | Link
Why So Threatened, Bro? I wish they hadn't chosen a pic of Britney Spears and her ex(?)-husband for this article. Makes me feel like i'm reading celebrity gossip. [emphasis mine] Trying to understand the causal link between female breadwinners and divorce, the authors looked at housework and child care. On average, women do more than men (that's well known), but the researchers found that the housework gap got even larger when the woman was the primary earner. They think this finding, which is based on eight years' worth data from the American Time Use Survey, "suggests that a 'threatening' wife takes on a greater share of housework so as to assuage the husband's unease with the situation." Ultimately though, that "second shift" becomes too tiring for the woman and places additional strain on the marriage. There are other ways in which an income gap can lead to marital stress. Christin Munsch, then a doctoral candidate at Cornell University, analyzed data on 18- to 28-year-old couples (some were married and some were cohabiting) from the U.S. National Longitudinal Survey of Youth. She found that the more that a man is financially dependent on his female partner, the more likely he is to cheat on her. Men who are entirely dependent on their girlfriends or wives are five times more likely to cheat than men who earn the same amount as their partners. In contrast though, the more financially dependent a woman is on her male partner, the less likely she is to cheat. The trend was clear, despite that the overall numbers were low -- 3.8 percent of men and 1.4 percent of women admitted to cheating on their partners in a given year between 2002 and 2007. Women reading this may wonder whether the only men suitable for marriage are those who earn a lot more. But the research from Cornell found that men who made significantly more than their female partners were also more likely to cheat. I would have liked to see it broken down by couples who had kids and those who didn't and compare those happiness numbers. Are couples without children as likely to be unhappy when the wife is the higher earner than those with? One hopes that at some point, some study will come up with a better causal analysis so that we can't comfortably fall back on "men suck". I'm more inclined to think "people suck at communicating expectations" is the cause of most relationship ills. Sadly, according to these numbers, only 29% of women earn more than their husbands. I guess i should be happy that at least it's trending up. I don't think it can ever reach 50% because babies. Even with paternity leave and fathers being more than willing to put in their fair share of the work, unless parents choose to formula-feed, moms are kinda chained to that infant for the first couple of months, at a minimum, and that has to impact a woman's career, especially if there's more than one child. Unless society moves to a Walden Two Skinner-esque model, that is (why aren't you putting your baby in a Skinner crib??? why???). By min | February 11, 2015, 1:09 PM | Liberal Outrage & Science | Comments (0) | Link So There Should Be an Equal Percentage of Vegan Options The internets tell me that approximately 2.5% of the population in the U.S. are vegans (i googled it). Five Thirty Eight tells me that approximately 2% of the population in the U.S. have a wheat allergy, celiac disease, or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. So, how come i'm more likely to find a "gluten-free" section on a menu than a vegan one? How come i can get gluten-free pizza at the place down the street, but no place within delivery range offers Daiya cheese? Because there's 28% of you eating gluten-free for no reason and ruining everybody's good time, that's why. Jerks. By min | February 11, 2015, 8:54 AM | Science | Comments (0) | Link
Synthetic Antibodies Advances continue to be made on treatments for cancer, HIV, and others (which is heartening because i'm always wondering what the hell they're doing with all that money people donate at fundraisers for things like cancer research). Link Spiegel's SyAMs are produced in a way that is similar to conventional drugs, by using chemical reactions to piece together various structural features often not found in nature. As he explains, the therapeutic potential of synthetic antibodylike compounds is vast: "Because antibodies are proteins they're difficult and expensive to produce on a large scale, can cause unwanted immune reactions and tend to aggregate and denature with long-term storage." Spiegel speculates that SyAMs will be easier and cheaper to produce and less likely to incite aberrant immune activity. SyAMs are also one twentieth the size of antibodies--more akin to the size of most medications--and can therefore perhaps be administered orally. This could be a major boon to patients with cancers and autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis who have to regularly get themselves to infusion centers for monoclonal antibody therapy. By min | February 10, 2015, 10:23 AM | Science | Comments (0) | Link If they only understood. But they don't. No, they don't. I've seen the ads for years and i've probably even seen other people blog the songs before, but i never actually attempted to listen to anything from Reflections of a Rock Superhero until now (or is it Rock Reflections of a Superhero?). Having done so, i can't say for sure whether my earlier inclination was the right one or not. Here's an older write-up of the album by Chris Sims. And i just have to reproduce the back cover: P.S. i refused to give this post a "Music" tag. By fnord12 | February 10, 2015, 9:47 AM | Comics | Comments (3) | Link
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What you are doing to that unicorn is wrong, bro We play 1st edition AD&D, but sometimes i go to 2nd edition for rule clarifications and such. But i'm not as familiar with the pictures in that book, and this picture struck me as particularly funny for some reason. Hmmm, maybe a half-completed polymorph is how owlbears were created. By fnord12 | February 6, 2015, 3:37 PM | D&D | Comments (1) | Link My argument for the welfare state Matthew Yglesisas reminds us that the unemployment numbers that we look at are seasonally adjusted, meaning, for example, in the run up to the holiday season the unemployment number doesn't suddenly shrink as people are hired for temp retail jobs, and vice versa in January. It's definitely the correct number to use for quarter by quarter comparisons. But, as Yglesias says, it obscures the fact that over 2 million people lose their jobs every January. This brings me to an old point of mine, so old that it hasn't been relevant for as long as i've been writing on this blog. For the past decade or so, we went from recession to jobless recovery to the Great Recession or Little Depression or whatever they will call it. But even when the economy is doing well, the Fed likes to keep the unemployment rate around 4 or 5%. When the unemployment rate gets too low, the Fed raises interest rates which makes it more expensive for companies to invest, so they hire less. The fear is that if the unemployment rate gets too low, workers will be too in demand and wages will rise, causing inflation. Right now as we approach 5% unemployment, the Fed is getting pressure from conservatives to raise the interest rates. Liberal economists are arguing that the risk of inflation is so low (the Fed can't even hits its target of 2% inflation, and we actually risk going into deflation), and that the Little Depression was so hard on workers that we can afford to keep interest rates low and get the employment rate down even further. Workers need to see their incomes rise to make up for what was lost during the downturn, and there are a lot of discouraged workers sitting on the sideline not reflected in the official unemployment numbers. So i agree that it is too soon to raise interest rates. But even liberal economists generally agree that in normal times the Fed needs to manage the unemployment rate and not let it get too low. The unemployment rate only reflects people that are looking for work. So that that means (as Michael says in the comments) with a workforce of of about 160,000 people, we make it impossible for some 6 to 8 million people to ever get work. It sounds like a paranoid conspiracy: the Federal government deliberately keeps 6 million + people unemployed so that wages don't get too high. But it's true (although it's never said quite that way), and considering the consensus among economists, i guess it might really be necessary. You can definitely find less mainstream voices that reject the policy. But accepting that it's true, it's worth considering the scope. By way of comparison, there are a little over 8 million people in the most populous city in the country, New York City (all five boroughs), and almost 9 million people in my entire state of New Jersey (we're small, but we're the densest state in the nation. In more ways than one, ha ha). So 6-8 million people is A LOT of people. That is a lot of hardship for a lot of individuals and families. And by standard Fed policy, we're stuck with that number. If those 8 million people work really hard and pull themselves up by their bootstraps, it just means that a different 8 million people will be unemployed. And that actually is what happens; there is a lot of churn with people drifting in and out of employment. So that's always been my argument for a strong welfare state. If we're saying that some 8 million people need to be unemployed so that the rest of us don't suffer from inflation, we at least ought to take care of the people that are taking the hit. Talking about replacing welfare with job training or education credits or whatever misses the point; some 8 million people are going to be unemployed no matter what. So we need a permanent and generous program that helps those that are unemployed. We did have something permanent (not necessarily generous) at one time, but it was replaced during the Bill Clinton administration with TANF, the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program (also called the Welfare to Work program). It lasts 60 months within a lifetime (and states can and do shorten that further) and has work requirements that are practically a Catch-22. It was a major change to the way welfare works in this country. Clinton signed it with the hope of "taking welfare off the table", i.e., trying to stop Republicans from demagoguing about welfare queens during elections. Obviously that hasn't worked at all. And while the program may have seemed to make sense during the boom times of the late 90s (when unemployment really did approach 4%), it was shown to be inefficient during our past decade; it was certainly successful in pushing people off of welfare, by definition, but it did nothing to reduce the poverty rate or actually help people. So (stop me if this sounds familiar) Democrats compromised their principles for political gain and have nothing to show for it. So we need to reverse direction and do what's right, not because of some bleeding heart desire to help the least fortunate (although there's nothing wrong with that) but because we are deliberately doing this to a segment of the population. Anyway, that's my argument for the welfare state. I highly doubt we'll be hearing it from the wife of the guy that dismantled it. By fnord12 | February 6, 2015, 9:12 AM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (5) | Link
Recap 64 Just How Much Underdark Is There? By min | February 5, 2015, 6:01 PM | D&D | Comments (0) | Link Ok, he really was evil It seems Marvel Dracula fought on the side of the South during the Civil War. Good thing one of the Union soldiers was an Austrian ex-pat that knew how to deal with vampires. This is why we should embrace the fact that we're a nation of immigrants. Also in this issue - Aug 80's Tomb of Dracula Magazine #6 - there's this weird image that Min can't explain to me. I still think it's a skeleton dancing with a dog dressed up in armor. By fnord12 | February 5, 2015, 11:52 AM | Comics | Comments (0) | Link
Net Neutrality Win Pretty big deal. FCC chairman Tom Wheeler has changed positions and now supports regulating braodband the same way the FCC regulates telephone networks. That means banning "paid prioritization, and the blocking and throttling of lawful content and services". We can thank internet activism for this, but also the new and improved Barack Obama, who made a similar about-face after the 2014 elections. I have to eat crow because i thought Obama's new position was just posturing, but i'm happy to be wrong. As Kevin Drum says at the first link, in absence of a new law this change in policy is only in effect as long as there's a friendly in the White House and the courts don't strike it down for some reason, but it's still good news. By fnord12 | February 4, 2015, 1:41 PM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (0) | Link LL Kool Thing I guess i'm in a mood to look up background info on musical guest collaborations today. Sonic Youth's Kool Thing, which guest stars Chuck D (although it's not a particularly interesting use of him) came up on the iPod, so i looked that up. Found this on Wikipedia: Google books has the Spin interview. And there's a write up here, which says, "At other points--like when the rapper asserted, "The guy has to have control over his woman"--you could tell Gordon would have loved to deck him with her notepad." I didn't know that's what Kool Thing was about. I wonder if Chuck D was aware. By fnord12 | February 4, 2015, 11:24 AM | Music | Comments (0) | Link Eddie Van Halen on Beating It Ok, sorry for that title but my inner 12 year old got the best of me. I had Michael Jackson's Beat It come up on my iPod this morning (not my usual thing, but i do have that and Billie Jean on there) and wondered if there was any story behind Eddie Van Halen's guitar solo. So i did a little googling and found this CNN interview from 2012 that i thought was interesting. It's the sort of thing that i fear will link rot away so i'm going to quote liberally. "I said to myself, 'Who is going to know that I played on this kid's record, right? Nobody's going to find out.' Wrong!" he laughs. "Big-time wrong. It ended up being Record of the Year." ... [Quincy Jones] said, "How would you like to come down and play on Michael Jackson's new record?" And I'm thinking to myself, "OK, 'ABC, 1, 2, 3' and me. How's that going to work?" ... I listened to the song, and I immediately go, "Can I change some parts?" I turned to the engineer and I go, "OK, from the breakdown, chop in this part, go to this piece, pre-chorus, to the chorus, out." Took him maybe 10 minutes to put it together. And I proceeded to improvise two solos over it. I was just finishing the second solo when Michael walked in. And you know artists are kind of crazy people. We're all a little bit strange. I didn't know how he would react to what I was doing. So I warned him before he listened. I said, "Look, I changed the middle section of your song." Now in my mind, he's either going to have his bodyguards kick me out for butchering his song, or he's going to like it. And so he gave it a listen, and he turned to me and went, "Wow, thank you so much for having the passion to not just come in and blaze a solo, but to actually care about the song, and make it better." He was this musical genius with this childlike innocence. He was such a professional, and such a sweetheart. ... I'll never forget when Tower Records was still open over here in Sherman Oaks. I was buying something, and "Beat It" was playing over the store sound system. The solo comes on, and I hear these kids in front of me going, "Listen to this guy trying to sound like Eddie Van Halen." I tapped him on the shoulder and said, "That IS me!" That was hilarious. By fnord12 | February 4, 2015, 7:46 AM | Music | Comments (0) | Link
Jerks Here's Marvel's reaction to the DC Implosion wherein DC suddenly canceled more than two dozen comic series in 1978. Way to rub it in, guys. There wasn't actually a Marvel "explosion" at this time (as opposed to the official "DC Explosion" that subsequently resulted to the implosion). All of the titles listed were already ongoings, and in fact this ad runs in Tomb of Dracula #59 one month before that book is put on a bi-monthly status. Daredevil had also gone bi-monthly a little earlier than this. Ironically, Marvel's relatively new (or revived) series, X-Men, isn't even shown here. By fnord12 | February 3, 2015, 12:03 PM | Comics | Comments (0) | Link ROM vs. Godzilla! Saw this on Tom Brevoort's page today: Pretty awesome. It was apparently originally in a Marvel 75th anniversary book. ROM is actually fighting NFL Superpro while Godzilla fights a Shogun Warrior (Raydeen?) and the Micronauts look on. I know there's only so much room on the cover, but i assume the Human Fly is lurking in the background somewhere too. By fnord12 | February 3, 2015, 10:10 AM | Comics & Godzilla | Comments (0) | Link
Negotiating options Every health and economic policy wonk says that Obamacare is working well, and if it's provided subsidies or Medicaid to millions of Americans that didn't previously have healthcare, it's obviously a good thing. But at the same time it still feels like an unwieldy mechanism and the sudden panic regarding the compliance reporting during tax filing says to me that they still haven't really thought everything through. That's probably perfectly normal for a new major government program, but in a world where you're facing outright opposition from Congress, state governments, and the Supreme Court, it seems pretty dangerous. It's also worth noting that "everybody gets Medicare" might have caused different kinds of complications, but it would have avoided the surprise tax fees and would have rendered the state government obstruction and Supreme Court challenges moot. At a minimum, i hope that if Democrats ever gain non-filibuster proof control of Congress again, they learn a lesson from this. It seems to me you ought to have two options in the form of two different bills. The bi-partisan consensus building Rube Goldberg version (which is what the current law was, regardless of how Republicans voted) that you will pass if the opposition will drop its filibuster and support the law, and the "extreme" but simple version that you'll pass via reconciliation if the opposition won't. By fnord12 | February 1, 2015, 10:41 AM | Liberal Outrage | Comments (0) | Link |


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I would like to prevent all mouse movement from occuring while a particular procedure is running.
What I have done to try to prevent mouse movement is this code in my Mouse_MoveExt event:
void Mouse_MoveExt(object sender, MouseEventExtArgs e) { e.Handled = true; e = null; }
This doesn't prevent mouse movement 100%. It makes it more cumbersome to move the mouse, but it still can be moved.
I also tried setting the System.Windows.Forms.Cursor.Clip to a rectangle defined by (Cursor.Position.X, Cursor.Position.Y, 1, 1) but it is still not 100% able to stop the mouse from being moved by hand.
Is there a 100% strong way to stop mouse movement?
Hello, I'm trying to achieve the same goal as you.
In the first few seconds it works fine, but after the initial seconds i can move the mouse as normal.
My MouseMoveExt event looks like this:
void listener_MouseMoveExt(object sender, MouseEventExtArgs e) { e.Handled = true; }
Have someone done it with success?
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This, I think, is one of the best things I've ever tasted. I'm sorry, but today I'm patting myself on the back for making one of the best ice-cream flavours ever. When I first tested out this recipe I think my eyes literally rolled back into my head when I had the first spoonful – it is totally off-the-hook bonkers delicious. Yes I know, I'm tooting my own horn but whatever, I'm totally giving myself a poppin' today. Enough said….
Salted caramel ice-cream with crumbled meringue
Makes about 1 litre
What you need:
For the meringue
- 100 g egg white
- 150 g icing sugar
For the ice-cream
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1-2 tsp sea salt (I used 1 1/4 tsp)
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 cup full-fat milk
- 2 eggs plus 2 egg yolks
What to do:
Preheat the oven to 90C/195F
To make the meringue, in an electric mixer with the whisk attachment beat the egg whites with a tablespoon of the icing sugar until soft peaks form. Make sure your bowl is super clean otherwise the egg whites won't whip. I normally just wipe the bowl prior to using with some vinegar or lemon juice. Add the rest of the icing sugar and whip until firm peaks form. Spoon the meringue into about 8cm rounds onto a baking tray lined with baking paper. I use a bit of the meringue mixture on each corner to secure the paper to the tray so it doesn't move around. Bake for about 3 hours or until completely dried. The smaller your meringue's the less time they will need. If they are ready they should easily come off the baking paper and be hard on the bottom. Leave to cool.
Once cooled, crumble the meringue into small pieces.
To make the salted caramel, put 3/4 cup of sugar into a frypan and stir until starting to melt then swirl the pan to allow the sugar to melt evenly. Once the sugar has become a dark golden colour add 1 cup of the cream. Don't freak out, it's going to go a little crazy, just keep stirring until the sugar has melted into the cream.
Pour the caramel into a bowl to cool and add the salt and vanilla essence. Start with 1 tsp of salt and taste and add if you feel it needs more salt. I ended up putting in 1 1/4 tsp.
Whisk the eggs and the yolks in a bowl.
In a saucepan heat up the rest of the cream with the milk and the rest of the sugar until it has come to the boil. While whisking the egg mixture, very slowly drizzle in the milk/cream mixture and then pour it back into the saucepan. Heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon until it has thickened to a custard consistency. You should be able to drag your finger across the back of the spoon and it should leave a distinct line across the spoon. If you have a thermometer the temperature of the custard should be at 170C/340F.
Pour the custard into a large bowl and then stir through the salted caramel mixture until thoroughly combined. Refrigerate until completely cool.
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Digital games tend to follow one of two trends when presenting game information to the player. The game may present game information in a naturalistic way as part of the imaginary universe presented by the game, avoiding symbolic or abstract representations that seem alien to the fictional world. Alternatively, the game may use graphical augmentations such as superimposed information, menus, and icons that points directly to important information. In Gameworld Interfaces, Kristine Jørgensen investigates different approaches to designing the game interface. She argues that gameworlds are not go ... More
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The Intelligence Community, regardless of regime type, has famously always tried to co-opt and ultimately adopt advancements and evolutions in technology, especially in terms of media. Newspapers, radio, and television have long been appropriated in order to influence, massage, and outright manipulate messages and events important to the national interest. Often the question is not so much whether a country's intelligence community engages in such activity but rather how explicit and open will it engage (from a softer, less visible approach in democratic states to a harder, more obvious method employed by authoritarian states). My position will argue why social media like Facebook and Twitter are in fact resistant to authoritarian co-optation and are uniquely structured to be only an effective grassroots tool for social disruption and civil disobedience. They are poor tools for hindering mobilization because of the structural nature of both social media and authoritarian government. While these instruments of new information and communication technology indeed seem capable of inspiring and impacting recent international and transnational affairs (i.e. the Arab Spring), it will be shown how these technologies have certain limitations, not only in terms of governmental use but also in terms of protest. Indeed, social media tools are best when considered only facilitators of dissent and mobilization but not guarantors of political results or systemic change. As such, opponents and proponents of the political power of social media are often overstating their respective cases.
This article emphasizes the need to carve out a more modest but still important path for social media when it comes to revolution, dissent, and potential democratic transition: it is true that social media does not answer everything as to why modern revolutions take place. However, it is also true that social media is the best facilitator for such uprisings because of the structural nature of not only social media but also of authoritarian governments themselves. Social media is at its most powerful and most compelling when it is seen purely as a facilitator of popular mobilization. When that power is expanded to try and make social media a guarantor of results and the consolidator of new democracy, then the arguments have gone too far and make promises that reality is not able to keep. What the present work criticizes is the somewhat unconscious positioning of social media as an end goal-producing outcome, rather than as an open-ended process. Process does not and cannot independently guarantee outcome. Therefore, both the critics and supporters of social media's power have been judging unfairly: the facilitator of protest mobilization should not be condemned or lauded for how large, how fair, how complete, or how quick democratic end results emerge from said mobilization.
In other words, asking if social media literally leads to consolidated democracy is simply asking the wrong question. This should not be considered ammunition to be used exclusively against social media critics: this article also chastises its more rabid supporters. Social media certainly has the capability to be the channels through which protestors can identify goals, build solidarity, and organize demonstrations. The problem is with those who wish to turn the high-efficiency of social mobilization channels into a firm and lasting democratic foundation from which new consolidated democracies can be built. The channels of social media alone cannot accomplish this task. Social media does not excel in the hands of authoritarian government because of how systematic, formalized, rigid, and fearful of free-flowing exchange it is. Yet studies show that even democratic governments have trouble coping with the speed, nakedness, and spontaneity of social media information flow. As a result, they try to force social media into their own familiar structure, just as authoritarian regimes do. The end result of these similar efforts is the same – neither effectively utilizes social media as well as groups who organize for dissent. Just how much this is caused by structure, and how potentially axiomatic this argument could prove to be, will be explicitly elaborated in the following section with the introduction of the Antithesis matrix.
The Antithesis Matrix: Why Spies Don't Tweet
Categorization SOCIAL MEDIA AUTHORITARIAN GOVT
Fast-paced |
Glacial |
Malleable, Adaptable |
Rigid, Intractable |
Creatively disorganized |
Bureaucratically hyper-organized |
Young |
Old |
Impressionable |
Reluctant |
'Riskophile' |
'Riskophobe' |
Agile |
Clumsy |
Anarchical |
Hierarchical |
Informal |
Formal |
The final category, 'ideal purpose,' is perhaps where the Antithesis matrix causes its biggest controversy. For the first time an attempt has been made to definitively categorize and conceptualize the structure of social media with the distinct purpose of comparing it to the structure of authoritarian government. Having gone through nine explicit categories that encompass their structural natures, it becomes clear that the ideal purpose suited for social media is to foment dissent while the ideal purpose suited for authoritarian government is to preserve the status quo.
The nature of social media is in antithesis to the nature of authoritarian government. Civil disobedience, dissent, protest, social mobilization, all aiming to enact change and fight the system, are perfectly facilitated within the structures of social media. Efforts to counteract such movements require an opposing structure. As such, using social media to undermine or constrain dissent facilitated by social media is simply the wrong tool for the wrong job. At their very mildest, authoritarian regimes are simply bureaucracies run amok. They are bureaucracies that live to ensure the survival of their own bureaucracies. They are status quo machines. As such, authoritarian regimes would be able to effectively maximize the power of social media only if they altered their very structure and nature. This article simply makes explicit what should be common sense: such change will not occur.
The Antithesis matrix is not a predictor of where revolutions will happen. It is a reminder that societies embedded with multiple forms of social media have the potential to facilitate protest and civil disobedience if other factors on the ground warrant such behavior. It is also a reminder that those regimes where it is likely to have those motivating factors in place should not feel too overconfident in their ability to constrain or co-opt that social media-inspired mobilization: for the matrix shows that the general population in authoritarian states tends to be much more adaptable, energetic, creative, agile, and not unnerved by social chaos and temporary anarchy. While social media cannot be a guarantor of democratic consolidation, its presence does guarantee the opportunity for citizens in authoritarian regimes to mobilize for democracy. Steve Jobs said that it is not faith in technology. It's faith in people. Long-term democratic success or failure depends upon them, not upon the process.
Dr. Matthew Crosston is Professor of Political Science and Director of the International Security and Intelligence Studies program at Bellevue University, exclusively for the online magazine "New Eastern Outlook"


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WASHINGTON (AFP) — The United States Thursday added sanctions on seven Iranian companies and five nuclear experts for their work in support of Tehran's suspect uranium enrichment program.
"These entities and individuals were designated because they provide the Iranian government goods, technology and services that increase Iran's ability to enrich uranium and/or construct a heavy water moderated research reactor," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.
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