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We have a bad fiscal budgetary process that institutionally isn't capable of controlling the trajectory of federal spending in any direction but up. We need a Regulatory Budget that works at least as poorly.
That's partly because good income and outgo information isn't a sufficient condition for controlling runaway government--that's a separate matter of constitutional limitations--but it most definitely is a necessary one.
By design, regulation is off the books. Many have noted with alarm the Small Business Administration's rough estimate that regulations cost the economy $1.75 trillion per year, making regulatory compliance costs the equivalent of the entire fiscal budget's costs of a few years ago.
How does something like that sneak up on the U.S.?
Unlike today's system in which agencies need not acknowledge and remove the dud rules in their portfolio, limited Regulatory Cost Budget experimentation can "nudge" agencies (rather than citizens for a change) to adhere to congressional intent, and to compete for the "right" to regulate by making agencies responsible for the quality of their decision-making relative to other agencies.
Administrative measures, like the president's recent regulation executive order or utilitarian cost-benefit analysis requirements, can't solve the problem of excessive government that budgeting might help highlight. Moreover the kind of cost-benefit assessments agencies do are indifferent to the individuals (like small business and their would-be employees) forced to privately bear the costs of those public benefits.
Even under skeletal, limited government, we'd still want to keep track of the taxes we pay. Regulations aren't skeletal anymore, and we need to track them better, even if a regulatory cost budget presents only outer-space ballpark figures in its early iterations. Today's fiscal budget itself only originated with the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921, well after the nation's founding.
In probably the most thorough regulatory budget, agency tallies would add up to a total regulatory budget paralleling the fiscal budget. Congress would specify the total budget for which it is willing to be held accountable and divide it among agencies roughly in proportion to potential lives saved or some other metric for what is regarded as a regulatory benefit. Agencies' responsibility would be to rank hazards from most to least severe before regulating within their constraint, because if they regulate more they're undermining another agency's allotment.
In a more limited alternative once proposed back in the 1990s by Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas), Congress could set a regulatory budget for each newly enacted law (like today's mammoth health care and financial reform laws, for example). Any agency desiring to exceed that budget during the rulemaking stage would need to seek congressional approval. That puts a bit of a brake on over-delegation in the first place, and in combination with the Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and Rep. Geoff Davis ((R-KY) REINS Act effort to require Congress to approve final rules, could be powerful.
Agencies would be free to regulate as recklessly as they do now, but the to-be-hoped-for consequences would be transfer of the squandered budgetary allocation to a rival agency and unwinding or full sunsetting of the agency itself (which would benefit consumers with respect to an entity like the Federal Communications Commission, for example, which, apart from the legitimate need for it to get spectrum into the marketplace with second-sale property rights, insists upon expanding its turf just as if it were an elected body).
We recognize that some risks are undertaken willingly (kiteboarding, using the stairs, forgetting to buy a smoke detector, juggling chainsaws). Perhaps government ought not worry so much about regulating risks that are far more remote than those we undertake daily.
Theoretically, budgeting would mean that adopting a new nanny-state regulation that may offer a minuscule improvement in safety would be directly weighed against the much greater and more cheaply achieved benefits of (just for example, there are loads of them) painting white lines down the middle of unmarked public country roads. A budget would afford cross-agency discipline, not just intra-agency
A regulatory budget would lay a foundation for recognizing and correcting the conflict between agency political rewards and admission that a rule has limited or no benefits, or is even harmful. Operationally, the only budget worth trying is one that relieves agencies of benefit calculation responsibilities altogether (the benefits should already have been assessed, when Congress passed a law in the belief it needed to act; nobody elected the agency). Under a budget, agencies would concentrate on properly assessing only the costs of their initiatives, just as the fiscal budget focuses on costs and not benefits. Since an agency must attempt to maximize benefits within its budget lest its allocation be revoked or transferred elsewhere, it would be rational for agencies and interested parties to monitor benefits, but Congress need not and should not require it.
Put simply, a regulatory budget would force health and safety agencies to compete with one another on the most consequential regulatory "bottom line" of all: that their least-effective mandates save more lives per dollar (or correct some alleged market imperfection better) than another agency's rules do. The obviously unachievable "perfect" regulatory budget would be allocated such that further reshuffling of regulatory cost caps among health and safety agencies could save no more lives.
A criticism of regulatory budgeting is that the budget's compliance cost calculations would become intractable. But that's not weighty anymore compared to the costs of intractable regulatory compliance on the public. It's obviously true that cost calculations would be complex, would require hours to collect and certify, and would be imperfect.
But budget cost information would be far easier to manage than separate cost and benefit calculations for every single rule, which the Office of Management and Budget doesn't even come close to achieving in its annual reports tasked with that project.

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A few miles farther on, we came to a big, gravelly roadcut that looked like an ashfall, a mudflow, glacial till, and fresh oatmeal, imperfectly blended. "I don't know what this glop is," [Kenneth Deffeyes] said, in final capitulation. "You need a new geologist. You need a Californian."John McPhee, Assembling California, p. 11 [The Noonday Press; Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1993]
Traditionally, these are questions for philosophy, but philosophy is dead. Philosophy has not kept up with modern developments in science, particularly physics.
Stephen Hawking, and Leonard Mlodinow, The Grand Design, p.5 [Bantam Book, 2010, 2012]
BILL MURRAY: "Ray, for a moment, pretend that I don't know anything about metallurgy, engineering, or physics, and just tell me what the hell is going on."
DAN AYKROYD: "You never studied."
Ghostbusters, 1984, Columbia Pictures
Hippolytus, Refutation of all Heresies, G.S. Kirk & J.E. Raven, The Presocratic Philosophers, Cambridge, 1957, 1964, p.177
Richard P. Feynman, QED, The Strange Theory of Light and Matter, p. 77 [Princeton University Press, 1985]
David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Section IV, Part I, p. 26 [L.A. Shelby-Bigge, editor, Oxford University Press, 1902, 1972, p. 30]
Subtle is the Lord God, Albert Einstein, on visit to Princeton University, April 1921, inscribed over the fireplace, Jones Hall 202 (previously Fine Hall, when Einstein had an office there, before Fuld Hall of the Institute for Advanced Study was built, and before the New Fine Hall of the University was built)
Xenophanes [of Colophon] thinks that a mixture of the earth with the sea is going on, and that in time the earth is dissolved by the moist. He says that he has demonstrations of the following kind: shells are found inland, and in the mountains, and in the quarries in Syracuse he says that an impression of a fish and of seaweed has been found, while an impression of a bayleaf was found in Paros in the depth of the rock, and in Malta flat shapes of all marine objects. These, he says, were produced when everything was long ago covered with mud, and the impression was dried in the mud. All mankind is destroyed whenever the earth is carried down into the sea and becomes mud; then there is another beginning of coming-to-be [genesis], and this foundation happens for all the worlds.
This is the third of four lectures on a rather difficult subject -- the theory of quantum electrodynamics -- and since there are obviously more people here tonight than there were before, some of you haven't heard the other two lectures and will find this lecture incomprehensible. Those of you who have heard the other two lectures will also find this lecture incomprehensible, but you know that that's all right: as I explained in the first lecture, the way we have to describe Nature is generally incomprehensible to us.
These ultimate springs and principles are totally shut up from human curiosity and enquiry. Elasticity, gravity, cohesion of parts, communication of motion by impulse [sic]; these are probably the ultimate causes and principles which we shall ever discover in nature.
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Security researchers from Kaspersky Lab, Dell SecureWorks and other organizations have essentially disabled a newer version of the Kelihos botnet, which Kaspersky and others helped shut down in September 2011.
The new Kelihos version, first discovered in January, was armed with new features that made it more dangerous than the initial botnet, according to researchers at Kaspersky. The peer-to-peer botnet also was significantly larger, compromising almost three times as many computers as the first.
The group of researchers--not only from Kaspersky and Dell, but also CrowdStrike and the Honeynet Project--studied the new Kelihos for a couple of months, and on March 21 began to take it down with a similar "sinkhole" operation designed to draw the infected computers away from the botnet's command-and-control server and out of reach of the botnet's operators.
The sinkhole operation did its job, according to Stefan Ortloff, a security expert at Kaspersky.
"After a short time, our sinkhole-machine increased its 'popularity' in the network--which means that a big part of the botnet only talks to a box under our control," Ortloff said in a March 28 post on Kaspersky's SecureList blog. "We also distributed a specially crafted list of job servers. This prevents the bots from requesting new commands from the malicious bot-herders. At this point, the bots can no longer be controlled by the bad guys."
Kasperky, Microsoft, SurfNET and Kyrus Tech used similar techniques in September 2011 in an effort code-named Operation b79 to take down the original Kelihos botnet--also known as Hlux--by grabbing control of its command-and-control infrastructure. At the time, Kelihos was seen as a smaller botnet, infecting about 41,000 computers. However, it also was effective, generating upwards of 4 billion spam messages per day. These included stock spans, adult content, illegal pharmaceuticals and malware, according to Microsoft.
Researchers believe the original Kelihos was built by the same people responsible for the Waledac bot, which Microsoft shut down in March 2011. After disabling the original Kelihos botnet, Microsoft went after the suspected creators, suing them in court and publishing their names.
The new version of Kelihos was detected in January, and Kaspersky researchers found it had "significant changes in the communication protocol and new 'features' like flash-drive infection and bitcoin-mining wallet theft," Kaspersky's Ortloff wrote.
It also was much larger; after six days of operation, it already had infected as many as 116 computers, the security software firm said.
However, not all in the security field are convinced the threat from the new Kelihos version is over. According to cyber-threat management firm Seculert, the botnet--which officials there dubbed Kelihos.B has found a new way to propogate itself: through Facebook. In a March 29 blog post, Seculert officials said Kelihos.B was leveraging a well-known social worm malware that researchers first warned the industry about in April 2011.
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ALAN TAM AND THE PHILHARMONIC Hong Kong Coliseum, February 6 It is a credit to Alan Tam Wing-lun's personality and talent that at a time when Canto-pop lovers have forsaken the older singers for the younger, good-looking teen idols, he can still pull in the crowds.
Holding concerts in Hong Kong during festive seasons has always been a dicey thing since residents are inordinately fond of leaving town for a holiday.
To have a show on Lunar New Year's Eve is an even bigger risk because of reunion dinners and, of course, the lure of the New Year Fair at Victoria Park. Thus, I was not convinced that Tam would have a full house. But a full house he did have, and not just middle-aged fans but young, screaming teenagers as well.
Concerts with orchestral backing have picked up in popularity since Jacky Cheung Hok-yau held a successful one two years ago. But Cheung's shows had nothing on Tam's current run at the Coliseum in terms of lavish display and grandeur.
From the stage that looked like it came from Yanni's Live At The Acropolis video, to the full 'black-tie' regalia of everyone from the back-up singers to the musicians, including the usually scruffy guitarist, So Tak-wah, it was a grand sight to behold.
After having been used to the toothy singer bounding out on stage, with loud 'Hellos' and casual chit-chat, the 'new' Alan Tam on stage took some getting used to. In fact, he and the band only appeared after a five-minute musical interlude.
He started off more distant than usual, staying at the top of the stage for three songs before moving closer to the audience.
Obviously he was trying to impart a more classical feel to the concert concept.
However, you cannot keep a good man down for long and as soon as he began talking with his audience, glimpses of the old Tam - he of the slightly ribald remarks and playful jokes - appeared.
Songs chosen for the concert repertoire were the result of an opinion poll that Tam conducted among his fans.
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Class A electronics ban?? fact or fiction
Hi guys, I recently heard a rumor that class A electronics are going to be outlawed as anything that consumes full power while idle is to be discontinued. is there any truth to this? I mean it wouldnt surprise me the way things are going and until they start sending out inspectors I dont think us DIYers have much to worry about, plus of course a solution is to simply power down the unit when not in use.
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Outlawed by who exactly?
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If you had stated that it was coming out of California. I wouldn't have doubted it for a moment.
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It would be difficult to define idle. For a Class A amplifier, when does "idle" begin and "listening at really low volume" end? Or if I'm playing music while I'm out of the house, is my amplifier really being "used"?
Personally, I suspect this is gossip. The situation is totally different for equipment that has a standby mode, but that's not the case here. The best analogy is probably the car industry - you can still buy a gas guzzler, even if govt. would prefer you didn't. Nigel |
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The challenge is to design stuff which is both efficient and performs equally well if not better That shouldn't be hard regards trev |
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As said by Trevor White, in the latest Australian hifi mag, there was a review on a Class A amp, and as part of the review the writer mentioned the bringign in of new laws in Australia that will set new efficiency standards for all consumer electronic equipment which will basically outlaw all Class A amplifiers, and even some Class A/B amps.
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I suspect this is wishful thinking on the part of the review writer. I've seen nothing on this anywhere.
I think also that laws should be introduced rationing hydrocarbon fuels (or their equivalents) for domestic households/vehicles of no more than 50 litres per week, including electricity, gas, and the energy content intrinsic in desalinated water. Honestly, the use of energy by modern societies is clearly wrong, and should be immediately curtailed. Laws should be passed, with stiff penalties..... This is frightfully important. There should be a G8 summit about this. |
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We can't even get products to conform to FCC specifications.
Its illegal to sell non-type accepted CB radios here, yet CB is full of illegal amplifiers and illegal radios. Bob
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24 Aug 2011 Amy asked
hey, i was just wondering if anyone was going on this tour?
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Under a month people! Am SO excited! Where should we all meet up the night before? Who is staying where? I'll be at the Royal National who else?
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2 Dec 2011 Bec said
Hey again everybody. So my details are as follows:
My name is Rebecca (Bec). I am originally from Sydney Australia, I'm 26, but am currently living in Canterbury (southeast England), have been for the past 3 and a bit months. I'm here on a study exchange through my university. My birthday is actually on NYE, so look out Scotland!! For those that are already here or are planning on being in the UK earlier then the tour, I would be happy to meet up, show you around (well as much as I know anyway). The week prior to the tour I will be on a ski holiday, but am booked in to stay at the Royal National on the 27th…which appears to be what most of us are doing.
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hey everyone :) my name is also bec :) and i live in queensland, australia. i am 20. I arrive on December 27th and am staying at the Imperial i think ;) I then have 1 day and then i am heading off on another tour around europe. I am then staying an extra 2 days after that tour and heading off to birmingham in england for a week. i cannot wait!! so excited! :) 24 days!
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5 Dec 2011 KellyGlover said
Well I wish you all the best of fun as I am no longer on this tour….thank you every much contiki….a 'human error' was made when contiki were entering my details in and had put me down for the tour starting on the 7th Jan, and as our tour is completely booked there is no way of getting me back in….. (as you can imagin I'm not too impressed at the moment). Luck for me my travel agent is trying to work out a tour for me to go on which will put me in Edinburgh on New Years so who knows, maybe we'll bump into each other…
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5 Dec 2011 Explorer1278702 said
Oh Kelly that sucks!! how did they get the 28th mixed up with the 7th of jan?
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5 Dec 2011 KellyGlover said
Who knows? I would like to know that myself, wanted to scream at them when my travel agent told me this morning….but as long as i still get to go, just got to rearrange everything now to fit in.
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5 Dec 2011 Explorer1278702 said
ah thats a shame!
well i hope it all works out :) - 0 people like this
8 Dec 2011 Explorer1319056 said
"Amy" my name is "Amy" too… i am coming on the tour with my sister!
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16 Dec 2011 Jake said
AHHH SHIT IT'S ON!!! I'm practically counting the freakin hours til we leave this Sunday! If anyone's into it we should meet up (Possibly at the Contiki basement?) on Tuesday the 27th for some pre party drinks. Let me know if your down and we can set a time :-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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16 Dec 2011 Explorer1278702 said
Hey jake! I'm totally up for pre drinks! I don't fly into London until lunch time on the 27th. But I'm up for it. Maybe we could go out for drinks after the meeting too :)
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16 Dec 2011 Bec said
Good call Jake! Count me in!
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18 Dec 2011 imisocj said
Drinks do sound good, and a great way to stay awake!
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19 Dec 2011 Explorer1278702 said
so do you want to head out before or after the meeting for drinks?? totally up for both!! hahahahah. i am soooooooooo excited! :)
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19 Dec 2011 Amy said
im keen :)
looks like we got a group of big drinkers should be a great 8 days :) - 0 people like this
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Former FAITH NO MORE singer Mike Patton's publicist has confirmed that the hugely influential '90s alt-metal band will reunite for a summer tour. At the moment, it appears that the group will only perform in Europe and there are absolutely no plans to tour the States.
The news was broken in the final line of a press release sent late Monday night (February 23) promoting Patton's involvement in the "major motion film 'Crank 2: High Voltage', which listed Patton's upcoming performance schedule, including a stop at the Coachella festival and "the highly anticipated reunion tour with FAITH NO MORE in Europe this summer." As previously reported, a source close to guitarist Jim Martin, who was in FAITH NO MORE from 1983 until 1993, has told BLABBERMOUTH.NET that the axeman expressed interest in taking part in the reunion after being recently contacted by keyboardist Roddy Bottum and a member of FAITH NO MORE's management team, but that the band inexplicably decided to utilize a different guitarist — believed to be one of several musicians that were in FAITH NO MORE following Martin's exit from the group — for the upcoming dates. Although Kerrang! magazine reported in November that a number of U.K. concert venues had been placed on hold for FAITH NO MORE dates next spring, bassist Billy Gould downplayed the speculation, saying, "If anything like this were to happen, it would have to come from the band, and I haven't spoken with any of them in over a year." Meanwhile, U.K. promoter Andy Copping also said FAITH NO MORE's return this year was unlikely, telling Metal Hammer, "FAITH NO MORE haven't managed to get that PR machine together ... All of the band members haven't agreed to do it." Martin left FAITH NO MORE in 1993 due to "internal conflicts" and was replaced by FNM singer Mike Patton's MR. BUNGLE bandmate Trey Spruance. Trey also exited soon after recording 1995's "King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime", just before the band was to begin a world tour. Spruance was replaced by Dean Menta, the band's guitar roadie. FAITH NO MORE's final studio CD, "Album of the Year", was released in 1997 and featured yet another new guitarist, Jon Hudson, who was a former roommate of Billy Gould.FAITH NO MORE Reunion 'Confirmed' By MIKE PATTON's Publicist
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Authorities reopened northbound state Route 163 in Balboa Park at 3 p.m., according to Caltrans.
A stretch of the freeway had been blocked off because a suicidal man was threatening to jump off the Laurel Street Bridge, the California Highway Patrol reported.
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The winner of the 2010 Pritzker Prize, SANAA (the Tokyo-based practice of Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa), has designed a new building with OLIN for the Grace Farms Foundation in New Canaan, Conn. The new structure will twist along more than an acre of the 75-acre Grace Farms property, with multiple pavilions housed beneath a single continuous roof. One end of the proposed 'River' building—so named for its meandering, sinuous form—will house a sanctuary for the Grace Community Church, while other pavilions will provide spaces for children, a small library, and meeting rooms. According to its press release, SANAA hopes that the architecture will "become part of the landscape without drawing attention to itself" through its minimal form comprised of glass, concrete, steel, and wood. The proposal, already reduced from its original form, awaits approval by the New Canaan Planning and Zoning Commission, with a ruling expected by the end of this year.
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Holy Hormones Honey! According to a pharmacist in Boulder, CO estrogen (oestrogen in U.K.) in high levels is one of the biggest poisons we are exposed to. Add birth control and HRT to that and no wonder women experience so many diseases – from extreme anxiety and depression to cardiac problems.
"Another possible cause of cardiac syndrome X is changing oestrogen levels — menopausal women are particularly at risk of the condition, explains Professor Collins.
"This condition affects around nine women for every one man,' he explains.
"The peak ages affected are 50 to 55-year-olds, around the time of the menopause.
"'In fact, we believe it could be caused by a drop in levels of the hormone oestrogen.'
"One theory is that this drop in hormones acts as a trigger for those who are susceptible."
My 'heart attack' lasted for 14 years: Crippling chest pain almost wrecked Dorothy's marriage – and it was all down to her mid-life hormones
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The 60-year-old suddenly developed crushing chest pains when she was 42 — and the pain stayed with her 14 years.
Initially, she was rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack, but further tests revealed her arteries were free of blockages, and perfectly normal.
Indeed, the mother-of-two had previously been 'fit as a fiddle' and led an active life.
However, the crippling chest pain persisted.
'It would stay for two or three weeks and then it would vanish for a month or so,' says the nursery manager from Brighouse, West Yorkshire.
'It was sometimes so severe that I couldn't even get up to boil the kettle.
'It felt like someone's fist was constantly pressing down on my chest.
'I kept going back to the doctors but they just didn't know what was wrong with me.
'They kept giving me pain medication but it didn't work.'
Within months, the active wife and mother of two was in such pain that she had 'no quality of life'.
This continued for over a decade until doctors finally found the cause, and she was able to have effective treatment.
Dorothy's problem? Cardiac syndrome X. This disorder causes intense crushing pain in the chest, identical to that caused by a heart attack or angina.
However, unlike these other problems, where a blockage in the blood supply deprives the heart muscle of oxygen, there is no obvious physical cause for the chest pain in cardiac syndrome X.


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Utah Soccer Adds Haley Farrar
Utah Soccer announced the addition of Haley Farrar for the 2017 season today.
Utah Soccer Announces Spring Schedule
Utah Soccer opens its spring schedule this Saturday in Logan with the Utah State Indoor Tournament
Utah Soccer Announces 2017 Signing Class
Utah Soccer announced the addition of seven new student-athletes for the 2017 season today. The incoming Utes are LuLu Borges, SJ Edwards, Jessica Hixson, Zona Kinnaman, Demi Lopez, Tatum Thornton and Cameron Tingey.
Utah Soccer Adds Liz Bogus to Coaching Staff
Utah Soccer has announced the addition of Liz Bogus as an assistant coach. With 12 years of professional soccer on her resume, the two-time NWSL winner and USL W-League champion, brings experience and success to the Ute program.
Utah's Molley Poletto Moves on to Boston University
Utah goalkeeper coach Molly Poletto has announced she will be leaving to take a spot on the soccer staff at Boston University.
Skolmoski and Leachman Added to U23 Roster
A pair of Utah standouts, sophomore Hailey Skolmoski and freshman Tavia Leachman have been invited to the U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team camp running from Jan. 6-13 at the National Training Center in Carson, Calif.


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You might have noticed a certain international football tournament is starting in South Africa today.
F1 has a long and somewhat controversial history of racing in South Africa. The first world championship race was held there in 1962 and, after 23 races (plus one which was stripped of its championship status), visited the country for the final time in 1993.
Here is the story of that last race at the Kyalami circuit.
F1 emerged from an unusually turbulent off-season – even by its own standards – into the first race of the 1993 season at Kyalami.
Much of the arguments were centred on Alain Prost's return from sabbatical to drive for Williams. As well as sending reigning world champion Nigel Mansell in a huff and off to Indycars, Prost held a veto which prevented Ayrton Senna from occupying the second car.
A furious Senna considered not competing in 1993, and decided at the last minute to drive for McLaren on a race-by-race basis.
Prost was also in hot water with the governing body, facing a FISA World Council meeting in the days after the race having been accused of making damaging comments about F1.
This was the second and, as it would turn out, final time the race would be held at the revised version of the track.
The new track had proved something of a disappointment when the teams first raced on it the year before. Although it retained a couple of corners from the original circuit, much of the classic track was gone.
Despite that on Sunday the racing drowned out the politics. The South African Grand Prix saw a gripping, three-way battle for the lead and a sudden rainstorm in the dying laps.
Prost takes pole
Qualifying showed Williams had lost little of their performance advantage over the winter. Prost gave the FW15C the first of 15 consecutive pole positions.
Senna joined him on the front row, less than a tenth of a second behind. This was the first time the pair had shared the front row of the grid since their notorious collision at Suzuka in 1990, and there was much speculation over what might happen at the start.
Michael Schumacher, third, was one-and-a-half seconds slower than Prost. Damon Hill, starting his first full season of F1 for Williams, was 1.8 seconds slower than Prost.
The gap between Senna and his rookie team mate Michael Andretti was even greater. The American was three seconds slower than Senna and lined up ninth on the grid.
With 26 cars entering – the Marches of Jean-Marc Gounon and Jan Lammers failed to appear – the grid was filled with no non-qualifiers.
The back row was occupied by the two Lola Ferraris, as it would be for most of 1993. Michele Alboreto and newcomer Luca Badoer were 6.1 and 9.0 seconds off pole position respectively.
1993 South African Grand Prix grid
Row 1 | 1. Alain Prost 1'15.696 Williams-Renault |
2. Ayrton Senna 1'15.784 McLaren-Ford |
Row 2 | 3. Michael Schumacher 1'17.261 Benetton-Ford |
4. Damon Hill 1'17.592 Williams-Renault |
Row 3 | 5. Jean Alesi 1'18.234 Ferrari |
6. JJ Lehto 1'18.664 Sauber-Ilmor |
Row 4 | 7. Riccardo Patrese 1'18.676 Benetton-Ford |
8. Mark Blundell 1'18.687 Ligier-Renault |
Row 5 | 9. Michael Andretti 1'18.786 McLaren-Ford |
10. Karl Wendlinger 1'18.950 Sauber-Ilmor |
Row 6 | 11. Philippe Alliot 1'19.034 Larrousse-Lamobrghini |
12. Martin Brundle 1'19.138 Ligier-Renault |
Row 7 | 13. Christian Fittipaldi 1'19.285 Minardi-Ford |
14. Rubens Barrichello 1'19.305 Jordan-Hart |
Row 8 | 15. Gerhard Berger 1'19.386 Ferrari |
16. Alessandro Zanardi 1'19.396 Lotus-Ford |
Row 9 | 17. Johnny Herbert 1'19.498 Lotus-Ford |
18. Ivan Capelli 1'19.759 Jordan-Hart |
Row 10 | 19. Erik Comas 1'20.081 Larrousse-Lamborghini |
20. Aguri Suzuki 1'20.237 Footwork-Mugen Honda |
Row 11 | 21. Ukyo Katayama 1'20.401 Tyrrell-Yamaha |
22. Derek Warwick 1'20.402 Footwork-Mugen Honda |
Row 12 | 23. Andrea de Cesaris 1'20.660 Tyrrell-Yamaha |
24. Fabrizio Barbazza 1'20.994 Minardi-Ford |
Row 13 | 25. Michele Alboreto 1'21.893 Lola-Ferrari |
26. Luca Badoer 1'24.737 Lola-Ferrari |
Senna, Prost and Schumacher do battle
Had Prost made a clean start it would have been a processional race. But Senna beat him into turn one and Hill and Schumacher passed the French driver as well.
Hill's grasp on second place lasted only a few moments. As they rounded the fast second turn his Williams snapped away from him and he spun alarmingly in front of the pack.
Fortunately he spun the car the right way around without hitting anyone and resumed, having slipped to 12th place. His disastrous start was compounded when, having spent 16 laps trying to find a way around Philippe Alliot, he was rammed out of the race by Alessandro Zanardi.
The other Williams driver was having a difficult time overtaking as well. Although Prost had made light work of Schumacher, passing the Benetton on lap 13, his nemesis Senna proved much tougher.
For lap after dogged lap Senna clung on, protecting his line carefully to keep Prost at bay. Schumacher was treated to a grandstand view of Senna's defensive tactics.
On more than one occasion Prost got alongside going into the fast turn one but Senna stuck to his line and forced his old rival to back down.
Finally, on lap 24, Prost drew past around the outside of Senna at the first corner, giving him the inside line for the second.
But Senna wasn't about to give up and prepared to duck into the pits, hoping to jump Prost by taking on a set of fresh tyres sooner.
But he reckoned without Schumacher. The Benetton dived past him on Senna's in-lap, costing the pair vital time.
The two of them pitted together at the end of the lap and, although McLaren turned Senna around quickly enough for him to get out in front of Schumacher again, Prost retained his lead when he pitted the next time by.
Now Schumacher had to find a way past Senna and, on lap 39, a risky lunge backfired as he spun and stalled, ending his race.
A climactic conclusion
Benetton's misery was complete when his team mate Riccardo Patrese, who had inherited third place, spun off seven laps later.
This meant just ten cars were left running with 26 of the 72 laps remaining. Among the retirements was Rubens Barrichello, who'd been running as high as seventh in his first F1 start before his gearbox seized.
This was nonetheless a far more impressive performance than Jordan team mate Ivan Capelli, who qualified behind Barrichello then spun off on the third lap. He would last just one more race before being replaced.
With ten laps to go, dark clouds gathered above the track and the first spots of rain began to fall, causing Gerhard Berger to spin his Ferrari in the fast corner before the pit lane entrance.
By the start of the penultimate lap the rain was falling heavily and Prost was feeling grateful of the huge gap he'd built up over Senna. He backed off so much cars began to unlap themselves – including the Derek Warwick-JJ Lehto battle for sixth.
That became a battle for fifth when Berger's Ferrari V12 cried enough. As the storm worsened Lehto squeezed past Warwick who then spun off, his Footwork becoming stuck in a gravel trap. Unable to finish his 69th lap he was classified behind Berger and out of the points.
While one Frenchman tiptoed home to victory another was feeling similarly jubilant – and vindicated. Cyril de Rouvre had bought Guy Ligier's team over the winter and invested a huge amount of money buying a supply of Renault engines and Williams' semi-automatic gearbox.
To this package he added – controversially – a pair of British drivers, Martin Brundle and Mark Blundell, despite the team still enjoying the backing of French state-owned companies. But Blundell clung on to bring the car home in third place – the team's first podium since Jacques Laffite finished second at Detroit seven years earlier.
Brundle, meanwhile, had a miserable end to his 100th Grand Prix start. He spun into retirement when he hit a patch of oil dropped by Erik Comas's Larrousse, which had circulated for three laps with a thick black cloud spewing from its tail.
It wasn't just the Ligier camp celebrating. Christian Fittipaldi brought his Minardi home fourth, equalling the team's best ever result. And JJ Lehto's fifth place meant the Sauber team had scored points on their F1 debut.
1993 South African Grand Prix result
Pos | Num | Driver | Car | Laps | Difference |
1 | 2 | Alain Prost | Williams-Renault | 72 | 1hr38'45.082 |
2 | 8 | Ayrton Senna | McLaren-Ford | 72 | 1'19.824 |
3 | 26 | Mark Blundell | LigierRenault | 71 | 1 Lap |
4 | 23 | Christian Fittipaldi | Minardi-Ford | 71 | 1 Lap |
5 | 30 | JJ Lehto | Sauber-Ilmor | 70 | 2 Laps |
6 | 28 | Gerhard Berger | Ferrari | 69 | 3 Laps / Engine |
7 | 9 | Derek Warwick | Footwork-Mugen Honda | 69 | 3 Laps / Accident |
Not classified | |||||
25 | Martin Brundle | Ligier-Renault | 57 | Accident | |
21 | Michele Alboreto | Lola-Ferrari | 55 | Engine | |
20 | Erik Comas | Larrousse-Lamobrghini | 51 | Engine | |
6 | Riccardo Patrese | Benetton-Ford | 46 | Accident | |
5 | Michael Schumacher | Benetton-Ford | 39 | Accident | |
12 | Johnny Herbert | Lotus-Ford | 38 | Fuel pressure | |
29 | Karl Wendlinger | Sauber-Ilmor | 33 | Electronics | |
14 | Rubens Barrichello | Jordan-Hart | 31 | Gearbox | |
27 | Jean Alesi | Ferrari | 30 | Hydraulics | |
19 | Philippe Alliot | Larrousse-Lamborghini | 27 | Accident | |
24 | Fabrizio Barbazza | Minardi-Ford | 21 | Damage | |
10 | Aguri Suzuki | Footwork-Mugen Honda | 21 | Damage | |
22 | Luca Badoer | Lola-Ferrari | 20 | Gearbox | |
0 | Damon Hill | Williams-Renault | 16 | Accident | |
11 | Alessandro Zanardi | Lotus-Ford | 16 | Accident | |
7 | Michael Andretti | McLaren-Ford | 4 | Accident | |
15 | Ivan Capelli | Jordan-Hart | 2 | Accident | |
3 | Ukyo Katayama | Tyrrell-Yamaha | 1 | Transmission | |
4 | Andrea de Cesaris | Tyrrell-Yamaha | 0 | Transmission |
No return to Kyalami
During the seventies many other international sports cut their ties with South Africa in the face of international criticism of the abuses of the racist apartheid regime – particularly after the government's bloody suppression of a peaceful uprising in Soweto in 1976.
Formula 1 was one of the last sports to leave South Africa, still racing there as late as 1985 despite growing international criticism and boycotts by several teams and sponsors (read more about that here).
Its return to the country in 1992 came after the dismantling of the apartheid regime had begun, but before the country's first elections with full representation of black people were held in 1994.
On the day after the 1993 race its promoter Mervyn Key was arrested. The parent company which owned the circuit, Tollgate, had collapsed several months earlier and the liquidators had only stayed their hand to allow the race to go ahead. The prosecution against Key on charges of fraud and forgery later collapsed.
Although F1 never returned for a race teams continued to use the track for testing until comparatively recently. The Gauteng Motorsport Company pursued the possibility of bringing an F1 race back to the circuit, but the company folded at the end of last year.
Read more: 1985 South African Grand Prix flashback
Grand Prix flashback
- McLaren end win drought after first lap crash
- Damon Hill follows his father to F1 title
- Mansell retirement revives Prost's title chances
- Mansell wins in Piquet's car
- Lauda begins title defence with victory as Hunt shunts
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Words from Jesus is a series of readings which contain words of love, comfort and advice from Jesus that can help you see through life's problems. These capsules of divine love and wisdom are like nothing else you've heard! This collection contains a reading for each day in September, and is a valuable addition to any Christian or Spiritual bookshelf.
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This is the cover of the November 1898 issue of The Overland Monthly. This remarkable issue has five articles, filling 43 pages, on America in Hawaii. These articles are called American Hawaii, Sugar growing, Coffee growing,"How Honolulu Cared for the American Troops," and "The Chinese in Honolulu." Until I acquired this magazine, it had never occurred to me how useful–even necessary–control of Hawaii must have been during the Spanish American War. The first detachment of troops destined for Manila set out from Honolulu. The article on the Chinese focuses on their societies and churches and asserts that their successes will do much to shatter race prejudices. |
This website seeks to encourage researchers and collectors to discover and study obscure ephemera that document American culture and life. Worldcat reveals that most of the items that I post cannot be found in more than a few research libraries–often none at all. Alternately, research libraries do not bother to catalog ephemeral publications like these. I believe, however, that because these were distributed free, or at nominal cost, to consumers, they were the publications most likely to make their way into homes and be read by large numbers of Americans.
I acquire pre-1960 examples of the kinds of publications that prove so useful when scholars study 19th-Century America. The limited competition that I encounter for them suggests that libraries, which could easily outbid me, have little interest in post-Civil War and 20th-century ephemeral publications in general.
I try to anticipate what materials future historians will find useful. Being an historian first and a collector second, I organized this website to encourage others to do this too—even if this means new competition for me. I am aware that I could be wrong in prizing particular ephemera or even whole classes of ephemera. I may even be wrong to encourage scholars to study obscure ephemeral publications; these may be obscure for good reason.
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GASTON, Ore. — Divers have recovered the bodies of three family members from a Portland, Oregon-area reservoir a day after the body of a 3-year-old child who had apparently drowned was found.
Deputies said they were called to the reservoir by people who found the boy in the water. Two people fishing nearby saw him.
Authorities said the child did not appear to be wearing a life jacket, although a rack with free child-size jackets is at the entrance of the picnic area.
Authorities said Tuesday the three bodies were in about 8 feet of water. They say there's no evidence of foul play, and a sheriff's spokesman says the deaths are considered accidental.
The family members were a 40-year-old woman and her two children, a 25-year-old woman and a 13-year-old boy.
Sgt. Bob Ray of the Washington County sheriff's offices says the 25-year-old woman was the mother of the child found Monday.
They lived in nearby Hillsboro.
The impoundment supplies drinking water in the western Portland metropolitan area and has boat ramps, stocked fish and picnic areas.


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Ok, I officially hate scanning my watercolours. I think I just spent about as much time scanning the thing as I did painting it. :^)
All in an attempt to get the scan as close as possible to the real painting, although it's next to impossible to get the subtle nuances of the watercolour down exactly.
drEyed Rose was sketched in pencil and then painted in watercolour on 13,5×21cm Arches 300g/m² cold pressed paper with Talens dry and tube paint, Mont Martre tube paint and my no longer secret ingredient: Hama retouch watercolours.
The work was inspired by the same rose that triggered this photo:
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Oh thank you Deb, I'm happy somebody came along and took a look plus made a comment after such a hard time scanning it. ;)
Nice work, and I sympathize re: the scanning of artwork. Some things scan fine, other things take a lot of adjustment to make them close to the original.
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Hello Woodlawn Community!
November is here – already! Below are the scheduled Woodlawn PTA events for November. If you haven't signed up to help with a school event yet, please do! Your participation and presence at our school will make a difference and we need everyone involved to make progress.
11/8 – The Woodlawn School Culture of Kindness and Woodlawn PTA will be presenting an evening of sharing and learning about relational aggression and bullying between girls. Special showing of the movie 'Finding Kind' will open this important discussion. Thursday, November 8. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Movie starts at 6:30 p.m. Cost: Free (Donations accepted). We need volunteers for this event. Contact me to volunteer. Finding Kind trailer can be viewed here: http://findingkind.indieflix.com/home/
11/13 – Enrollment Balancing Conversation at Jefferson High School. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 5210 N. Kerby Street. This is an important discussion that includes several possibilities for Woodlawn's future. We need a good showing of Woodlawn Parents, Staff and Community. Please come and wear school colors blue and/or yellow.
11/16 – PTA Coffee with the Principal at 8:55 in the auditorium. Come meet other parents and visit with Principal Robin Morrison.
11/19 – 11/21 – School Conferences – If you haven't signed up to attend a conference with your child's teacher, you should! Starting that week, there will be a box (PTA Uniform Exchange) in front of the office for you to drop off your 'gently-used and clean' school uniform items in exchange for a voucher. Each voucher is worth one item of clothing. PTA will be collecting uniform items until Thursday, December 13th. On Thursday, December 13th from 5:00 to 7:00 we will have another uniform exchange at the school. More details to come.
Please let me know if you have any questions! Good Wildcats!
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The New York ComicCon is underway, and alongside Torchwood star Eve Myles (Gwen Cooper) and Doctor Who and Torchwood director Euros Lyn, former Doctor Who lead Colin Baker and scriptwriter Paul Cornell are also in attendance.
BBC America's hour-long Torchwood panel features Eve Myles and Euros Lyn and takes place tomorrow, Saturday February 7th at 4:15 pm local time. You should have already seen the Torchwood: Children of Earth trailer, and no doubt conversation will orbit heavily around that subject.
Hopefully the hotel that Colin is staying in for the event will have clearly marked shampoo and shower gel – apparently living with four daughters and a wife gives him some problems. I hope he hasn't tried brushing his teeth with Immac.
Tastes horrible.
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Mikhail Kalashnikov, inventor of the world's most popular gun, may not have been as proud of his deadly creation as we previously reported.
The BBC has published excerpts from a letter that Kalashnikov wrote to the leader of the Russian Orthodox church, of which he said he was a devout follower:
But in a letter, published in Russia's pro-Kremlin newspaper Izvestia, he wrote: "My spiritual pain is unbearable.
"I keep having the same unsolved question: if my rifle claimed people's lives, then can it be that I… a Christian and an Orthodox believer, was to blame for their deaths?" he asked.
"The longer I live," he continued, "the more this question drills itself into my brain and the more I wonder why the Lord allowed man to have the devilish desires of envy, greed and aggression".
The letter is typed on Kalashnikov's personal writing paper, and is signed with a wavering hand by the man who describes himself as "a slave of God, the designer Mikhail Kalashnikov".
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GOT7s Junior, SEVENTEENs Dino, NCTs Ten, And More Team Up For Inkigayo Special Functionality jun2yng July 24, 2016 0 This week's special UDF (Ultra Dance Festival) level for SBS's "Inkigayo" is bringing us a new male idol taskcrew called "Six Pack."
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I have been missing in action as two of my favorite formerly obscure topics go mainstream – very long term growth and how robots will change the workforce.
In part its because its hard to connect the fast moving and I'll be honest – from my perspective largely misguided – conversation on these issues to the paradigm I've been thinking in.
Here is one connection though. Gordon writes:
Many of the original and spin-off inventions of IR #2 could happen only once – urbanization, transportation speed, the freedom of females from the drudgery of carrying tons of water per year, and the role of central heating and air conditioning in achieving a year-round constant temperature.
The urbanization point is the most meaningful. It is widely lost that economic development and urbanization are essentially two words for the same thing. This is why the secret to most "growth miracles" has been to find someway to move a bunch of farm kids to the city without them all starving or giving each other some form of super-flu.
As a species you can only go from the farm to the city once. And, the gains were big. But, you can go from the city to virtual reality and there is reason to expect the gains to be just as big.
The underlying mechanism here is extremely natural for economists – specialization and gains from trade. The more folks you can trade with the more specialized you can be. And, the more specialized you are, the more you can hone your skills to match your natural talents.
The current online environment has allowed for increased specialization, but the modern internet is virtual reality like a Neolithic trading camp is a city. It's a step in the right direction, but not even a rough approximation of the finished product.
Moreover, as David Altig notes, the decline in productivity is a potential sign of transition.
Greenwood and Yorukoglu go on to assess, in detail, how durable-goods prices, inequality, and productivity actually behaved in the first and second industrial revolutions. They conclude that game-changing technologies have, in history, been initially associated with falling capital prices, rising inequality, and falling productivity.
I tend to think the capital price thing is key. I began thinking about that last year in relation to tech companies that seem to have little desire to payout to their shareholders.
The question I wanted to ask was, "If the only thing that tech companies are buying is more tech, isn't the relevant inflation rate, the inflation rate in tech"
If you look at that then you see an inflation rate that is deeply negative and hence real interest rates that are enormous. Then the opposite question arises – why are they still investing in tech rather than buying up other capital goods.
The natural answer is that the internal return on investment in tech is huge. So, here is an almost blackbox subsector with huge profits and huge internal returns that is sucking both cash and human capital from the rest economy. It could look like a productivity rat-hole.
Perhaps the only way to tell the difference between that scenario and a productivity collapse is if some capital generated by the tech sector was was also used in sectors outside of tech, and so we could measure its price and quantity relative to the goods we are used to.
If the price of tech capital was falling even as the quantity used outside of tech was rising that would indicate a positive supply response and by measuring the speed of price decline and quantity increase would guestimate how fast the blackbox itself was growing.
I haven't worked out the arithmetic but a causal observation suggests we are talking about a pretty fast growth rate. Once the tech sector reaches full maturity it should start to fully integrate with the regular economy.
In practical terms it would be that it is just as profitable to spend time figuring out how to get your tech to solve specific practical problems for everyday people, rather than figuring out how to push the boundaries of what your tech can do relative to other techs.
At that point the average basket of consumer goods is infused with tech at equal marginal rates of utility and productivity would jump.
Critically, measured productivity only moves as the average basket of consumer goods is improved. Developing a lot of cool innovations alone will not do it. Those innovations have to seep into a larger and larger share of consumer expenditure.


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Washington Post, Nov 2, 1907F.P. Jacobs, a driver in the District fire department, was yesterday retired from service and given a monthly pension of $50.
Washington Post, Jun 26, 1911A detail of three firemen from every station in the District will act as a guard of honor this morning at the funeral of Frank P. Jacobs, a retired member of the fire department who died Friday. The funeral will be held from his late residence, 915 Twelfth street northwest. Dr. Reid, of Berwyn, will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Seriously now, how much more Surrealist can you get than that sign?
I think that's a 1914 Studebaker, for those who might care.
"Fill 'er up. Ah, could I have that without water added?"
I'll bet they used the same tanker to haul moonshine too.
I mean, how could you tell the difference?
Oil is 80 cents a gallon, and 20 cents a quart. There should be some incentive to buy the larger sized container. Lousy marketing, I say. I bet they're no longer in business.
I love the contrast of the Shoer's building in the background with a gas station right in front of it. Time, indeed, waits for no one.
Say, is this a full-service station?
I love that the tanker appears to be horse-drawn. That, with the sign for the horseshoer has all the poignancy of the dinosaurs eyeing those little ratlike things scurrying about.
That one guy's nickname was "Stinky Schminke"?
Also seen in the Shorpy Post: Ambulance Depot: 1917
Compared to the architectural jewels of the Minute Service stations, the Penn Oil Co. was content to vend gasoline from simple shacks. Also photographed the same year:
Worth showing the photo despite the state of it; this is a wonderfully evocative timepiece. The chap on the left is dressed as he would have ben in his younger days in the 1880s/90s.
Where did they find room in that tiny service station building for the self-serve coffee counter, the doughnut rack, the newspaper and magazine stand, the chili dog warmer and the D.C. Lottery machine?
The electric clipper was invented by Wahl either in 1919 or 1921 (two sources) so Mr. F.P. Jacobs was on the (rim shot, please) cutting edge. I sure hope Barnum found out about his horse dog. "See on our FABULOUS Midway the MAESTRO, the MAGICAL Equine and Canine WHISPERER, F. P. Jacobs and his Electrifying Horse Dog!"
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For those who are starting to eat healthy in order to lose weight and get in shape, one advantageous question to answer is how to count calories effectively. One of the main reasons why it is difficult to monitor your calorie intake to lose weight is the time and energy it can take.
Truth be told, it is a bit time consuming to hand write down each and every thing you eat in any given day, and then look up how many calories are in each item. Only the truly dedicated generally stick with this routine past the two week mark, and that's quite understandable. Not many of us have an extra hour a day to spend writing and looking up the various calorie amounts for different foods.
In addition to that, in the past, if you wanted to keep track of all the calories you ate during the day, you had two options. Either carry a food journal around with you and write down each and everything you ate, or wait until you got home to jot everything down and hope that you did not forget or omit something you ate. Again, very time consuming and to continue doing this day in and day out, it's no wonder why most people who are enthused to start keeping a food journal, the excitement and energy does not last and their efforts are soon lost.
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But I'm happy to say that the answer to the question how to count calories has definitely become easier when you put the Internet or your smartphone to work for you. Not only can you now find a number of websites from your Internet connected laptop or home computer that make it easy to track your calories, but there are even applications (apps) that you can download directly to your smartphone and start using right away. This can one of the best options especially since your phone is usually with you at all times which is ideal since many of us eat out regularly so it's simple to input the date when you are out. Even better, most of these calorie tracking websites and apps are 100% free! There are no one-time fees or monthly charges to incur so that's a huge benefit and another reason why you should start using one of these options and not worry about how to count calories any longer.
Once I learned that these calorie counting applications and websites were free, that gave me more than enough incentive to look into what they can actually provide. Since I have an iphone, all I did was search in the AppStore for the words "calorie tracker", and a number of different results popped up. I counted more than ten that were all free providing some type of calorie counting service. In the end, my calorie counter that I decided to go with was the MyFitnessPal app based on the fact that it has been thoroughly reviewed most with 5 stars, received numerous awards, and they have over 1.1 million different food items in their database. And since I did not want to have to spend any time trying to track down how many calories are in regular food items, this was the way to go. If I could do everything from one application, then perfect.
I also found that you can access MyFitnessPal from their online website, which is also free. So even if you do not have a phone able to keep this application with you at-hand, you can create a free account and wherever you have internet access you can simply log-in and input the foods you ate for that particular day. The only downside to this fact is that you need to keep a good record, or have a good memory, to remember all the things you ate since your last login.
Now you might be thinking "Oh it's not that hard to remember what I had for breakfast and lunch!". Granted it generally isn't, but in order to keep an accurate count of everything you ate, you need to think of even the smallest things you may have put into your mouth. The can of soda at break time. The 5 small chocolate Hershey kisses you ate at your desk. The creamers and sugars you put in your coffee this morning at breakfast. The snickers bar you ate after lunch. All those things that can easily slip the mind need to be tallied up so that you get a close to perfect calorie count for that day.
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For instance, just those four different items I just mentioned as examples total 590 calories! Those snacks and treats really add up quickly which is why it's so important to keep an accurate track of everything. Again, just another benefit of having a phone capable of running applications because whenever you are finished eating something, you can simply whip it out of your pocket, click on the app, and add it and you're done.
Using either the desktop or mobile version of MyFitnessPal once you create a free account and enter your physical information, you will find as you are entering your information, the calories are automatically tabulated and subtracted from your daily calorie limit. So you have a remaining balance of calories that you have for the rest of the day. When you input food meal by meal, it really helps keep you in check. If you find yourself eating a large lunch on a particular day leaving your with only 500 calories remaining for the rest of the day, then you know that you need to try and eat a lighter dinner so that you do not go over your daily amount. If you go over, the green numbers turn red reminding you Uh Oh, you went over your amount.
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The District Court has yet to issue a final judgment on the lawsuit and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals denied to grant the plaintiffs an injunction. Sotomayor made clear that they'll have to play by the rules as the courts consider the merits of the case.
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If $iterator has no labels, it returns undef
Perl 5.8.8 or later, and a C compiler.
No bugs have been reported.
Please report any bugs or feature requests to the author.
pp_hot.c for pp_iter()
cop.h for struct block_loop
and struct context
Goro Fuji <gfuji(at)cpan.org>.
Thanks to Hans Dieter Pearcey(HDP) for his suggestions.
Copyright (c) 2009, Goro Fuji. Some rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.