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Press Conference Today
Today, Leader Pelosi was joined by Rep. Sandy Levin, Ranking Member on the Ways and Means Committee, and Rep. Mark Critz at her weekly press conference:
Leader Pelosi. Good morning. Thank you for joining us once again for our regularly-scheduled Thursday morning press conference.
As usual, we are here to talk about jobs, about protecting Medicare, and protecting the middle class.
If you're here to ask a question about Congressman Weiner, I won't be answering any. I have made the statements I am going to make. It is my understanding that later in the day he will be having a press conference, and after that I will have a statement available. I just tell you that up front.
It is day 163, 163 days since the Republicans have taken over the majority of the House of Representatives—almost 6 months, and still no jobs bill on the floor. Instead, the Republicans have put forth a budget that ends Medicare, while making seniors pay more to get less or give tax subsidies to Big Oil. They are harming seniors by changing Medicaid, while they give tax breaks to businesses that send jobs overseas. They are reducing our investment in education and making it worse for our children and making it more expensive for nearly 10 million young people to go to college, making it prohibitively expensive for them, while they give tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country.
We want to put people back to work. We want to do so as we put our fiscal house in order. We will not do it on the backs of our children, our seniors, or the great middle class. Democrats are focused on creating jobs, strengthening the middle class, preserving Social Security, and responsibly reducing the debt.
We have introduced—you have been here with our Whip, Steny Hoyer with a Make It in America agenda. It is an agenda about stopping the erosion of our industrial manufacturing and technological base. It is an agenda about, again, making it in America by building the infrastructure of our country with Build America Bonds and the rest.
We have had this presentation over and over again. We have not been able to get one of these bills brought to the floor under the leadership of the Republican majority, and so we are going another route.
We are taking one element of the Make It in America agenda that is a component that addresses the manipulation of currency by the Chinese government. This is unfair to American workers. It is costing us over 1 million jobs.
And I'm very proud of the leadership of our Members who are here with me. I'm very honored to be joined by the former chair and current ranking and hopefully soon again chair of the Ways and Means Committee, Sandy Levin, who knows this issue well and has worked on it for a long time, and with one of our newer Members of Congress, Congressman Mark Critz, who knows firsthand with his interaction with his district the impact of the manipulation of the currency by China on exports to our country.
It is a subsidy for their exports. It is a disservice to our workers. And we are going to have—and Mr. Critz will talk about a discharge petition. They won't bring to the floor. We are moving to discharge this legislation.
And now I'm very pleased to yield to the gentleman from Pennsylvania, Congressman Mark Critz.
Congressman Critz. Thank you, Madam Leader; and it is actually an honor to be here to stand with the Leader and Former Chairman Levin talking about the manipulation of the currency by the Chinese government.
What you may or may not remember is that, last year, Chairman Levin brought the bill to the floor; and in September of last year, 348 Members voted to pass it. It was a majority of both Democrats and Republicans. We all recognize that this is an issue.
And here again, because it didn't pass in the Senate, Ranking Member Levin on Ways and Means introduced the bill again—it is H.R. 639—in February of this year; and it has been sitting at Ways and Means ever since.
When I go back to the district—I'm from southwestern Pennsylvania—all I hear is concerns about the economy, concerns about what we are doing to create jobs, and the manipulation of the Chinese currency costs this country and the estimates range, as the Leader said, around 1 million jobs every year in this country. Now, when we are talking about a high unemployment rate, that is real numbers; and that is real jobs in my district where we lost steel, we lost garments, because of foreign competition.
So here we are 4 months later. The estimates are that the Chinese currency is undervalued by about 24 percent, and this costs us a million jobs. It reduces our GDP by estimates by about 1.5 percent. So here we are standing, waiting for the Republican leadership to move on what Americans want us to talk about. It is about jobs and the economy.
So this morning I dropped the discharge petition to the Rules Committee so that we can get Congressman Levin's bill to the floor, which both Democrats and Republicans support. We just need to get their leadership to move it.
So, with that, I would like to yield to Congressman Levin so he can talk about more details of the bill.
But this is something that we need to talk about. This is about the future of this country, and this gives our administration—gives our country leverage when they are dealing with foreign countries who manipulate their currency.
Congressman Levin. Thank you, Mark and Madam Leader.
Currency is a jobs issue. That is the major point. And when another country manipulates its currency, especially a China with its huge economy, it hurts American jobs.
The estimates do vary from a half a million to a million and a half American jobs. We get every day from the ITC the latest on China currency, and the basic estimate of IIE is that it is more undervalued now than last year.
Mark, you mentioned about 24 percent. IIE estimates 28 percent undervalued. So it tips the scale like this.
So I just want to show you, as I finish, a chart. This has essentially an every two-week estimate. And it shows when we acted on the bill in the fall, it impacted. It impacted, and there was this kind of a drop, a change in the undervaluation. Since then, it has been much smaller, and so the playing field continues to be rigged.
And this discharge petition is being introduced as another effort to make it clear to everybody that this Congress cares. Now, it is up to the majority to show it cares. It has said this is not a priority. If jobs is the number one priority—it is for us—they will act on the currency bill.
Leader Pelosi. And we, of course, would hope to get 218 signatures to discharge that bill to come to the floor.
Needless to say, all of the Republicans who voted for the bill more than one time I would hope would see the need to do it and address the concerns of their own constituents about the impact of China's unfair trade policies on their constituents.
Yes, ma'am?
Q: I know you say you're not going to answer questions about Anthony Weiner. But, at this point, do you plan to withdraw your call for an ethics investigation or keep that call in place?
Leader Pelosi. Perhaps I was unclear. I'm not going to be responding to questions on Anthony Weiner. Let's see what he decides to do today, and then we will go from there. But I'm not making any announcements for him or about him at this time. But I appreciate your question.
Q: Could you talk generally, though, about what it takes for you to call for one of your own Members to resign?
Leader Pelosi. No, I can't. I won't be doing that.
We will have a chance to talk about this, but we are not doing it before we have a decision from Mr. Weiner, Congressman Weiner. We respectfully gave him time when his wife came home for them to talk. He is going to make an announcement. I'm not going to predicate any remarks on a decision that we haven't heard yet.
But let me say this. We will not be deterred from our quest for jobs, and I wish that the ardor for information on our jobs initiative would be as strong as it is on this other subject. Not that I don't think it is important, and I respect your question.
But over the kitchen table in America's homes across our country, people feel very concerned about the fact that the manipulation of currency and other unfair trade practices impacts their lives. We are doing something about it, something that has passed the House before.
And let me say again, this comes in the context of the fact that we may be seeing some trade bills come to the floor in the House in the short term. And we want to be very clear about the interest of America's workers, jobs in our own country, and put that first.
Q: Speaker Boehner said this morning that the President's rationale for not having to say we are not in hostilities in Libya does not pass the straight face test. Do you believe that the President has laid out a credible case for why we are not in hostilities and therefore the war powers resolution does not apply in this situation?
Leader Pelosi. Let me respond by saying I have always believed that it is very important to respect the prerogatives of the Congress in terms of being involved in any military action, A. B, that the consultation between the executive and the legislative branch is essential whenever we engage in a military action.
I believe the limited nature of this engagement allows the President to go forward.
Now, I am reviewing the report that they have sent to the Congress. The unclassified is in the public domain. I'm going over the classified aspects of it.
But I think that part of that report shows an interaction and consultation with Congress, and I am satisfied that we can continue in the limited role that we have as part of NATO.
[If] we have boots on the ground; and mano y mano, that is a different story. But the charge that we went into in the beginning, which was to stop a humanitarian disaster with our overhead flights and refueling of other planes, I think from the readings that I see up until now—and I have to read the unclassified. I don't think it is going to change my view, because I have had classified briefings all along. But I'm satisfied that the President has the authority he needs to go ahead. And I say that as one very protective of Congressional prerogative and very supportive of consultation all along the way.
Q: Madam Leader, with that said, in spite of you saying that you think they are within the realm of what they should be doing in terms of consulting with Congress, the term I hear some people use is we are in this "zone of twilight", sort of between where the Constitution and the War Powers Act isn't what the authority of the President and the Congress are. Don't you feel that we are on shaky constitutional footing here without having at least some up or down vote by the Congress?
Leader Pelosi. Well, the War Powers Act is a controversial initiative in the first place. Usually, the Congress puts more stock in it than the White House.
Having said that, a person who supports the War Powers Act, I say that if the Congress doesn't feel that it is adequately communicated with, then the administration should intensify the communication. I don't think they should stop the support that they are giving to NATO, to stop the humanitarian disaster and our limited role there.
Q: Was this amping up of that communication what just happened in the past 24 hours?
Leader Pelosi. Well, I think that was important, yes, with the 12, 20-page report, however you divide up the classified and unclassified aspects of it. But it references, what, over 1,000 e mails to—it references other communication as well.
Q: Do you think that the President has done enough generally to make the case not just to Congress and to communicate with Congress but with the American public about U.S. military action, not just in Libya but our direction in Afghanistan?
Leader Pelosi. I saw as I was coming here—and you take it for what it was worth; I saw it on TV—that over 50 percent of the American people support what the President is doing in Libya, 30—is it 30 percent—oppose. So, somehow or the other, the message, while it may not be enough communication for Congress, has reached the American people.
Should there always be more? There should always be more.
I always say to my colleagues, it is like a marriage. You may think you're communicating; if the other party doesn't think you're communicating, you're not communicating enough.
So think of it that way. You can always do more. It always, I believe, strengthens our hand. You have heard me say it before. President Lincoln said, public sentiment is everything.
Respectful of that, I would always encourage any President to communicate with the American people, especially when we are engaged in a military action. But I also think that if the Congress doesn't think it is being adequately communicated with, they ought to step up the communication.
Q: Madam Leader, you're saying that the President did not need authorization initially and still does not need any authorization from Congress on Libya?
Leader Pelosi. Yes.
Thank you all very much. Don't forget, job, jobs, jobs.
I want to make two more points.
One is, it is very important for us to keep emphasizing Medicare and what the Republicans are doing to end it, because they are now censoring mail of Members of Congress so that you can't refer to a voucher. For example, you can't refer to ending Medicare. They changed their policy I think the day before the election in New York. Before the 23rd of May, you could say whatever you want—and we have the documents to demonstrate, Members sending out mail saying the Ryan plan ends Medicare. After the election, you can't say Ryan plan, you can't say ends Medicare, you can't say voucher. Have you seen all of these charts and the rest?
We want to focus today on specifically the jobs issue as relates to the manipulation of currency by the Chinese.
Q: Can I ask you about WIC? That is another program that Democrats have defended, particularly since the House Agriculture Approps bill was on the floor, as a safety net for the poor. Was the defense of it just a one shot deal because it was on the floor, or will we be hearing more from the Democrats on that?
Leader Pelosi. No, we will be hearing more about it, because this is fundamental.
When I spoke yesterday on the floor on this bill, it was—was that yesterday? I have lost track of the days it was 6:00 o'clock in the East; 6:00 o'clock when families sit down at the kitchen table to have dinner. Usually, parents are saying to children, eat your vegetables, eat your dinner. Congress was saying to them, we are not going to provide food to our children, one in five of whom live in poverty in our country, many of whom go to sleep hungry.
So I was very proud of the leadership, of course, of Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro and Sam Farr, our ranking member on the committee, and Keith Ellison and Jim McGovern, who have been leaders and fighters on this issue. But not only is this issue important of itself, but it is illustrative of the foolish cuts. That you would cut feeding children as a way to reduce the deficit while you give tax cuts to Big Oil, corporations sending jobs overseas, and the wealthiest people in America I think makes the case of misplaced priorities in our budget. And this is really a big fight for us. Rosa won in the committee, but the Republicans did not protect that amendment when it came to the floor, which is most unfortunate.
Q: What kind of message will we see built around that? You say this is fundamental. What additional…
Leader Pelosi. It is comfortably around that kitchen table or where we are saying to families it is not a priority for us to be able to put food on the table. It is not a priority for us to be concerned about seniors or others who depend on Medicare, because we are going to end that. It is not a priority for us to make college affordable for your children so they have better prospects for the future.
This is all about values, and that is where we will try to find our common ground with our colleagues. If we agree that we must invest in our children, their health, and education; if we agree that we must respect our seniors and their retirement; if we agree that we must create jobs and make investments and budget decisions that do not deter the growth of our economy but encourage it; if we agree that that is the way we must reduce the deficit; then we should be able to come to find common ground down here.
But we must take the higher ground first and agree on those values. The other decisions would then fall into place. If you believe that investing in our children is important for the future, you couldn't possibly support a cut in WIC. If you believe in respect for the dignity of our seniors, you would not consider ending Medicare, making seniors pay more to get less while you give tax cuts to businesses and sending jobs overseas.
Q: And Anthony Weiner has not helped you take that higher ground, has he?
Q: Madam Leader, we know he is resigning and he is resigning today. Why wait for him to announce it?
Leader Pelosi. So you're suggesting that I should make his announcement for him? That won't happen. You will see what his announcement is.
Thank you.
As was discussed at the press conference, Rep. Critz and other House Democrats launched the process to force the Republican leadership to consider the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act (H.R. 639) today. The bill, authored by Rep. Levin, is a key part of our Make It In America initiative to increase American manufacturing and create new American jobs by providing effective tools to address unfair currency manipulation by countries like China and could help:
Create from one-half to about 1.5 million manufacturing jobs in the U.S. [Fred Bergsten of Peterson Institute for International Economics and Paul Krugman]
Level the playing field for American workers and businesses
Enhance our economic and national security – by cutting our trade deficit with China by $100 billion per year, at no cost to America's taxpayers
Specifically, the legislation makes clear that additional countervailing duties can be imposed to offset the effects of a "fundamentally undervalued" currency under U.S. trade remedy laws by:
Reversing a current Commerce Department practice that has precluded it from treating foreign government currency practices as an export subsidy
Directing the Commerce Department on how to measure subsidies provided to foreign producers through currency undervaluation.
The bill passed the House last year with 348 votes, including a majority of both parties voting in favor but Republicans have not once, but twice, unanimously rejected Democratic attempts to consider this critical jobs legislation this year. Members of Congress, U.S. businesses, and workers are concerned that the Chinese government has intervened in world markets, causing its currency to be undervalued by as much as 25-40%. This unfair trade practice translates into a significant subsidy to China, artificially making Chinese imports into the United States much cheaper and U.S. exports to China much more expensive, jeopardizing efforts to create and preserve manufacturing jobs in America.

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There are many different reasons why we maintain our exercise programs. Some more serious than others.
There are many different reasons why we maintain our exercise programs. Some more serious than others. Resistance or weight training has often been associated with appearance only. Many times the benefit of improving our health is forgotten and becomes secondary instead of primary like it should. Bulging biceps and a great pair of legs is always nice, but I think it is also important to remember that taking care of ourselves physically and mentally is one of the most importantant tasks each of us face every day. Please think about adopting this concept as your own. I would be willing to bet that later in life you will be very glad that you did.
If you have not done so, I challenge you to take a serious look at your fitness status and develop a passion that will drive you to remain active for life. It may be a poor doctors' visit, you may be overweight and sedentary, or maybe you are just sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. For whatever purpose you come up with, just remember that your reason matters because it is important to you! And I have got to tell you that If it motivates you to eat right, exercise, get proper rest, take your vitamins, and drink plenty of water, it is worth it, and I am all for it.
I think everyone understands that as we age, the muscle on our bodies tends to decrease. More times than not our weight also increases as we age, but even if our weight stays the same, that lost muscle is usually being replaced by fat. I challenge you to look at strength training as an effective way to counter this effect. Staying fit can also increase your life span. The odds of staying healthy and vibrant to the end of life is in the favor of those who are mentally and physically fit.
Please see the importance in staying fit for the rest of your life. All it takes is fullfilling the weekly required amount of proper exercise. Trust me, the bar is set low enough that everyone can succeed. Performing thirty minutes of physical activity most days of the week is a great goal to strive for. It is also important to remember that we do not want to over do it either. Always plan to Incorporate at least two rest days rest every week, and more if your body tells you too. Of course for most people the problem isn't doing too much. It is doing too little or nothing at all.
I think alongside exercising to stay healthy, there is great benefit for striving towards age specific improvement. For someone in their fifties, it may be more appropriate to increase strength exercises only 10 pounds this month versus 50 pounds like they might have twenty years earlier. I cannot emphasize the importance of setting realistic goals. Challenging yourself safely adds both spice and fullfillment to your program. When you are reaching your goals and having fun, chances are very high you will continue your program. Do it for all the many good reasons.
We all know that consistency is the key, so plan your workouts weekly, and hold true to them, just like any important appointment on your calendar. Achieving and maintaining normal body weight and good fitness takes not only consistent workouts, but also healthy nutrition and portion control. It has been my experience that most people have more trouble adjusting to healthy eating than regular exercise. But I have also noticed that with time, focus, and effort the worst eaters can become very good ones. I see people making great results all the time simply by giving themselves a chance to attain fitness success everyday through goal committment and taking control of their situation.
Great improvemtents to your health and fitness can be made with a little faith in yourself, consistent workouts, solid nutrition, good vitamins, and great portion control. Strength training is so good for your mind, muscles, and bones. I encourage you to find a way to safely include it into your health improvement plan as a way of life. Weight lifting and fitness is not a cure all, but it is amazing how many people find that mental and chronic physical problems subside, or even disapear as they become nutritionally healthy and fit.
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Mohamed El-Erian and Bill Gross, the conjoined twins of the bond world, wasted little time in commenting on the December jobs report. The co-CIOs of PIMCO, which runs the world's largest bond fund, didn't think much of the report, describing it as "frustrating" and predicting more volatility as the Federal Reserve continues to focus on reducing unemployment numbers.
Gross (left) told Bloomberg TV on Friday morning that more volatility will come as a result of the central bank's announcement on Dec. 12 that it will hold borrowing costs low "at least as long" as the unemployment rate remains above 6.5% and inflation projections are for no more than 2.5%.
El-Erian, writing for The Huffington Post, said that while the labor market "continues to heal," it is still "frustratingly gradual."
"The challenge now is to consolidate the improvement," he wrote. "For that, politicians need to overcome self-made problems; also, and critically, they need to stop creating new ones."
Employers added 155,000 new hires in December, following a revised 161,000 advance in November that was more than initially estimated, according to Labor Department figures. The unemployment rate remained at 7.8%, its lowest point since 2008.
"[G]iven the extent of damage created by the global financial crisis and the great recession, the American economy is yet to attain 'escape velocity,'" El-Erian (right) said. "A lot more improvement is needed, and urgently so."
He added that youth unemployment is worrisome, "especially if you are a parent of a teenager," while noting just under a quarter of 16- to 19-year-olds in the labor force (23.6% to be exact) are jobless.
"Fortunately, large companies are in a very good position to hire more and to accelerate the country's economic healing," he wrote. "Their balance sheets are strong, and they hold lots of cash. As this involves making long-term commitments—particularly when it comes to investments in new plant and certain equipment—it will not be material unless Congress gets its act together."


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Last week, the Flemish Minister for Heritage Geert Bourgeois announced the Hoge Kempen National Park – a project of IUCN Member, the "Regionaal Landschap Kempen en Maasland" (RLKM) – to become the Belgian candidate for the European Landscape Award in 2013.
The European Landscape Award is an initiative of the Council of Europe. Every two years it rewards a project which best protects, manages and develops its valuable landscape.
The Hoge Kempen landscape is made of lean gravel-rich sandy soil covered with heath land, and coniferous and ancient forests. Some 6,000 hectares of these nature areas are part of the National Park Hoge Kempen since 2006 and they are surrounded by the architectural remains of four former coal mines.
The National Park was chosen amongst five other candidates by a professional jury. Some of the criteria taken into consideration were: sustainable development, open access to the public, exemplary function and participation of local inhabitants and stakeholders.
The Hoge Kempen National Park responds to the Landscape Convention by working interdisciplinary and using a bottom-up approach. It blends in the very urbanized Belgian landscape in an innovative way. "Because of its sustainable, environmental, social-economic, cultural and esthetical qualities, the Hoge Kempen National Park project is the story of a successful revaluation of a difficult landscape", reads the jury's verdict.
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The conviction of Kelly Simino for the 2006 murder of his one-time girlfriend Brandi Mathews has been upheld by the Missouri Court of Appeals in a ruling April 24.
The conviction of Kelly Simino for the 2006 murder of his one-time girlfriend Brandi Mathews has been upheld by the Missouri Court of Appeals in a ruling April 24 following an appeal.
Simino, 45, of Eldon, was convicted in the killing of the 23-year-old exotic dancer after a six-day jury trial in Laclede County in Oct. 2011.
The 22-page appellate opinion affirming the conviction rejected all of Simino's contentions that he had been prejudiced by denial of a speedy trial, that the trial judge gave improper instructions to the jury and that court records from a Pettis County adult abuse case were improperly shown to the jury.
Miller County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Howard noted that considering the length of the investigation and complexity of the trial, the result of the appeal was "rather anticlimactic." Howard said the decision was expected based on the way Judge Ken Hayden handled the case, which was "really exceptional."
Mathews, who disappeared in fall 2006, became the subject of a missing persons investigation beginning in March 2008. In early Jan. 2009, a skull later identified as Mathews was discovered in a creek bed under a bridge near Eldon. The following day Simino was arrested upon unrelated charges brought by Howard. In 2011, Howard filed and prosecuted the murder case against Simino after taking responsibility for the case back over from the Missouri Attorney General's Office which had agreed to review the investigation in 2009. Since his 2009 arrest, Simino has been held in jail and prison ending with his sentencing for the murder. Judge Hayden added the 20-year term recommended by the jury to be served consecutively after other Miller County sentences for illegal drugs, resisting arrest and driving without a license for a total of 31 years.
Other than the skull, which showed impact marks where victim's body had been decapitated, no other evidence was found as to a murder weapon, or a specific date, place or the cause of death that was inflicted upon Mathews. No other remains of Brandi Mathews have ever been located.
Local law enforcement officers had been looking for Mathews since early 2008, and based upon a tip received later that summer operated under the assumption that she had likely been murdered by Simino. Records later obtained from a local motel proved Simino had lied to police when questioned about when and where he had last been with Mathews. Howard stated that the motel record proved to be a "linchpin" that held together what was an almost purely circumstantial case.
"I think it came down to this – a few months before Brandi disappeared, Kelly Simino stiffed a small town motel proprietor for $35 and five years later we were able to get those records to prove he lied to police," Howard said. "Without that bit of evidence the jury might very well not have been able to return a conviction."
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1 A practical Cont tutorialIt seems to me like
Warning: I'm going to use some metaphors here, like the Magic type, that probably shouldn't be interpreted perfectly literally. Try to understand the gist, rather than worrying about the details.
contstuff :: Magic contstuff = do thing1 thing2 -- Now I want to manipulate the rest of the computation. -- So I want a magic function that will give me the future to -- play with. magic $ \rest -> -- 'rest' is the rest of the computation. Now I can just do it, -- or do it twice and combine the results, or discard it entirely, -- or do it and then use the result to do it again... it's easy to -- imagine why this might be useful. messAboutWith rest thing3 -- these might get done once, several times, thing4 -- or not at all.
x <- magic $ \rest -> -- ... thingInvolving x
newtype Cont r a = Cont { runCont :: (a -> r) -> r } -- Magic = Cont r a magic = Cont
Tada! The moral of the story is, if you got up one morning and said to yourself "I want to stop in the middle of a do-block and play about with the last half of it", then Cont is the type you would have come up with.
Now you know what the Cont type is, you can implement pretty much all of its type class instances just from there, since the types force you to apply this to that and compose that with this. But that doesn't really help you to understand what's going on: here's a way of using the intuition introduced above to implement `Functor` without thinking about the types too much:
instance Functor (Cont r) where fmap f (Cont x) = -- ...
fmap f (Cont x) = Cont $ \rest -> -- ...
fmap f (Cont x) = Cont $ \rest -> x (\val -> rest (f val))
instance Applicative (Cont r) where pure x = Cont $ \rest -> -- ...
We don't want to do anything special here. The rest of the computation wants a value, let's just give it one:
pure x = Cont $ \rest -> rest x
Cont f <*> Cont x = Cont $ \rest -> -- ...
Cont f <*> Cont x = Cont $ \rest -> f (\fn -> x (\val -> rest (fn val)))
1.1 So what's callCC?"Call with current continuation". Basically, you use
ret <- callCC $ \exit -> do -- A mini Cont block. -- You can bind things to ret in one of two ways: either return -- something at the end as usual, or call exit with something of -- the appropriate type, and the rest of the block will be ignored. when (n < 10) $ exit "small!" when (n > 100) $ exit "big!" return "somewhere in between!"
1.2 What about ContT?The thing to understand with
newtype ContT r m a = ContT (Cont (m r) a) deriving (Functor, Applicative, Monad) runContT :: ContT r m a -> (a -> m r) -> m r runContT (ContT m) = runCont m
1.3 Some real examples
I find he examples in the mtl doc unconvincing. They don't do anything genuinely daring, and some of them don't use the features of Cont at all – they work in any monad! Here's a more complex example:
-- This tends to be useful. runC :: Cont a a -> a runC c = runCont c id faff :: Integer -> Maybe Integer faff n = runC $ do test <- Cont $ \try -> case try n of Nothing -> try (2*n) res -> fmap (subtract 10) res return $ if test < 10 then Nothing else Just test
As an exercise, see if you can work out, without using ghci, how to make the function return: (a) Nothing, (b) Just 12, (c) Just 0.
1.4 Acknowledgements
I think it was the legendary sigfpe who made this click for me, after thinking about how this works:
and there's also this:
which is more-or-less the above trick but in a bit more detail.


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St. James loses to St. Peter for the first time since the 1979-1980 season.
Last Friday night the SJA Saints battled the St. Peter Saints for regular season second place in the SCC on the line. Our Saints came up short losing on the road to St. Peter 35-33.
It was the second tough Friday night loss in a row for SJA. Two Fridays ago the Saints lost the chance to get at least a part of the conference championship when the wrestlers lost at home to BEA.
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Head Coach Gene Hildebrandt said the boys just gave up too many pins. The Saints were put on their backs at four weights. However, Coach Hildebrandt doesn't think his wrestlers would lose by pins if they faced their St. Peter opponents again. It was just one of those nights where the wrestling breaks went against SJA.
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The Saints would have to pin out to win it. Devin Wolle got a pin at 195. At 220, Adrian Torres put his opponent on his back and, "Came within an eyelash of pinning his guy," Hildebrandt said. But Adrian didn't get the call and he won a decision by a 6-5 score.
Victor Torres pinned his man in 44 seconds in the heavyweight bout.
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Ashland's Jule Hazen jumped seven spots in the final steer wrestling standings and was two-tenths off winning the short-go in Sunday night's final performance of the Dodge City Roundup Arena.
Hazen said to jump that many spots in any event at a rodeo is just like a win, especially in his "hometown" rodeo arena; but he couldn't completely celebrate what he accomplished since he wasn't able to call grandfather Richard Degnan, his top fan and his first teacher when it came to the rodeo.
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Attorney William J. Palatucci, a longtime friend of Gov. Chris Christie, is joining Newark's Gibbons P.C. law firm as special counsel, according to an announcement by the firm this afternoon.
Palatucci had been general counsel for public affairs at Community Education Centers, an operator of halfway houses for former prison inmates. His departure from CEC was reported last week.
"We are truly thrilled to have Bill Palatucci, an attorney who enjoys a national reputation for his intellect and professional accomplishments, join an already enormously talented team at Gibbons," said Patrick C. Dunican Jr., chairman and managing director of Gibbons, in the announcement.
Prior to joining CEC, Palatucci was a partner in the law firm of Dughi, Hewit & Palatucci. He is a graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law, and received his B.A. in business administration from Rutgers College.
Palatucci co-chaired the inaugural committee for Christie and Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno. He is a member of the National Advisory Board for the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University and a member of the Board of Visitors at the Seton Hall University School of Law. He chairs the University of Phoenix Board of Trustees for its Jersey City campus.
"Gibbons is one of New Jersey's premier law firms, known for its collection of smart, ethical and results-oriented attorneys," Palatucci said in the release. "I am extremely pleased to be joining a firm with such an extraordinary reputation and to be working with its superb team of attorneys."


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The Bureau of Land Management has acquired 285 acres of patented mining claims around Silverton as settlement in a lawsuit against a company that once operated the Mayflower Mill there.
The agreement with Standard Metals Corp. consolidates BLM holdings in the Alpine Triangle and allows the agency to better protect cultural resources, wildlife habitat and viewsheds.
Forty patented mining claims in San Juan, Ouray and Hinsdale counties were transferred to the BLM by Standard Metals Corp. as partial payment for recovery of costs in connection with the release or threatened release toxic substances in three states.
Specifically, six sites in San Juan County and one each in Gunnison County, Alaska and Arizona were listed as vulnerable.
Brad Dodd, associate manager of the BLM Tres Rios field office, said the settlement recovered damages for the loss of natural resources. He said damage was caused by contamination from mill tailings and mine drainage.
The mining claims are partial settlement of the claims for environmental damage, Dodd said.
The properties lie north of Silverton at 11,000 to 13,000 feet elevation and provide habitat for Canada lynx, boreal toad, northern goshawk and the Uncompahgre fritillary butterfly. The area also is a favorite with hikers, campers and off-road vehicle enthusiasts.
Standard Metals Corp. at one time operated the Mayflower Mill, the last and most advanced ore mill to be built in the San Juan Mountains. The mill, which ran from 1930 to 1991 with 12 years of down time produced 1.9 million ounces of gold, 30 million ounces of silver and 1 millions tons of base metals.
The Mayflower Mill is now a National Historic Landmark open to public to see first-hand how mining was done in the old days.
The U.S. Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency worked out the agreement with Standard Metals.
Each of the 40 parcels, which ranged in size 1.5 to 10.5 acres, was evaluated for environmental issues to ensure no future liability for the BLM, Dodd said.
The Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety took measures such as closing mine entrances and shafts, and securing tailing piles to reduce hazards.
The sites are now in public ownership, Dodd said. We have the ability to interpret the sites, conduct scientific research and offer opportunities to visit.


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At the Missouri River's bend, Parkville is known for its antique shops, art galleries, and historic downtown, but there is much more for visitors to enjoy.
At the Missouri River's bend, Parkville is known for its antique shops, art galleries, and historic downtown, but there is much more for visitors to enjoy.
It's hard to imagine when looking across the peaceful river into the tree-lined opposite shore that Metro Kansas City is just off to the left of the visitors' gaze. The town is named after its first post master, George Park. He purchased the steamboat landing site in 1838.
Park then organized their first Presbyterian Church and began their first newspaper, the Industrial Luminary.
In 1855, pro-slavery folks tossed the printing press into the Missouri River. But, the old newspaper has been revived and publishes under the name of the Parkville Luminary.
His final legacy was to give land on which Park University is located.
Once a scruffy river's edge, the English Landing in Parkville is now a 68-acre riverbank park. Visitors can stop to "rest a spell" or use one of the long walking trails.
There is a boat ramp, picnic shelters, a disc golf course, and baseball and soccer fields within the park.
Throughout history, the town has had its share of flooding and historical events.
The quaint little downtown is a mixture of historical structures. In the 1800's the population was a bit over four hundred, today the number is a bit over four thousand.
There are numerous very appealing coffee shops, restaurants, cafes, and a really good selection of shopping experiences that are all within walking distance.
Frank's Italian Restaurant of Parkville is a must-visit stop for an excellent meal.
Established in 1931 the menu entices the patron with a vast selection of authentic old Sicilian recipes. Meals are always fresh and are prepared in the restaurant's own kitchen. Meals are served inside or on the outside terrace. And dessert! Visitors must try the homemade Italian Tiramisu. Add a cup of coffee and your meal will be complete!
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A visit to the university is a must-see for visitors.
It sits comfortably on a high bluff overlooking the Missouri River.
The college was founded to train Presbyterian missionaries.
Students helped build many of the structures on campus including the magnificent, stone McKay Hall with its steeples and clock tower.
The grand home of the Park family is now the alumni center.
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The mood toughened just over a month ago, when I received a phone call from the centre of government telling me: "You've had your fun. Now we want the stuff back." There followed further meetings with shadowy Whitehall figures. The demand was the same: hand the Snowden material back or destroy it. I explained that we could not research and report on this subject if we complied with this request. The man from Whitehall looked mystified. "You've had your debate. There's no need to write any more."
During one of these meetings I asked directly whether the government would move to close down the Guardian's reporting through a legal route - by going to court to force the surrender of the material on which we were working. The official confirmed that, in the absence of handover or destruction, this was indeed the government's intention.
The newspaper told the government that even if they did comply, it would be pointless - all the materials related to Snowden had already been spread throughout the world, the actual editing was done in New York, the journalist in question (Greenwald) lived in Brazil - but the British government stood fast.
And so one of the more bizarre moments in the Guardian's long history occurred - with two GCHQ security experts overseeing the destruction of hard drives in the Guardian's basement just to make sure there was nothing in the mangled bits of metal which could possibly be of any interest to passing Chinese agents. "We can call off the black helicopters," joked one as we swept up the remains of a MacBook Pro.
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I had just moved to 20 acres in the Ozarks, most of it pasture with a nice barn, and while I enjoyed "Sparky" my 2-year-old toy poodle, I decided to add to the 17 head of cattle a cattle dog.
I had just moved to 20 acres in the Ozarks, most of it pasture with a nice barn, and while I enjoyed "Sparky" my 2-year-old toy poodle, I decided to add to the 17 head of cattle a cattle dog.
I rsponded to an ad in the paper advertising weaned Australian Shepherds, and brought home a merle, puppy I called (creative?) "Shep." Registered name was 'silver shepherd' and she was that, with one blue eye and one brown. She was the first dog friend I ever had who grinned, really!
My intention was that she would be the outside dog and figured she'd protect the property, but she was just so darned beautiful!
Anyway, that's what all the male dogs for a mile around apparently thought when nothing I did could discourage them when she came in heat at 9 months old. When they made a hole in the garage door, she became an inside dog.
I worked out a couple days a week and the rest of the time she was my shadow. Not knowing about working dogs, I was impressed when she was just a few months old when she watched my consternation as two young calves got in the wrong pasture — I was late for an appointment and frustrated at how I was going to move them back where they belonged. She watched and seemed to be just waiting for a command. As I said, my experience was limited, as were my commands. Exasperated, I told her, "Shep, bring them to mommy." And it was fortunate that I moved quickly because otherwise she would have put them in my lap!
This was just the beginning. She was happiest when she was working, a fact that won't surprise any one who owns a working dog. Herding the calves, and cattle, the chickens, geese were frustrated when she kept them moving barely allowing them to graze or sight see. Without some direction, the chickens would choose to spend the evening in low-lying branches in the trees, but, given her freedom, Shep conscientiously saw to it that they were safe in their chicken house, and would have closed and latched the door if she only had thumbs.
Shep and I watched a service man pull up in the yard responding to my call for an electrician, as he confidently hopped out of his pickup, headed for the front door. The screen door wasn't latched as we watched, and, Shep apparently decided he was a little too arrogant. Arrogant he wasn't as he speedily returned to and jumped back in the bed of his pickup.
A determined dog she was and I found that she did not plan to be left at home without me. If I left her free while I took a short trip to do errands, she would run herself to death alongside the car, attempting to jump in the open passenger side of the vehicle.
Knowing she was terrified of thunder and lightning (the only thing that she was afraid of), I learned the hard way that fastening her on a chain wouldn't work. A thunderstorm came and went while she was thusly contained and when I came home, Shep was gone.
For more than two weeks I was desperately putting ads in the paper and responding to calls. The empty chain was an indictment and I realized my error. The day she showed up — looking like a released prisoner of war, thin and filthy (I never learned where she had been) my world was finally back together again and I realized I'd better figure another method. Ultimately I provided a safe cage, with a top and found it necessary to contain her when I left the property.
When I took a trip, I took Shep to "Maudes" in Goodman, a sweet, loving lady who cared for many pets — providing a kennel for Shep with walls that were 10-feet high. Didn't work! I barely arrived at Branson where I intended to spend a few days when I received a telephone call from a family member. Shep had escaped. Apparently she crawled up the 10-foot wire fence, went over the top and escaped to the nearby woods. The story was every time a car passed she would respond to the edge of the woods, check out the car and when it wasn't mine, she hid out among the trees and brush. No food, no water, no coaxing , nothing worked until I returned. When she saw it was my car, the door was open, she was like a speeding bullet and settled happily in the floor.
When we moved to 20 acres of woods — my first night I realized there were NO outside lights. No yard light, no porch light and when what I thought sounded like an abandoned calf out by the pond, it was not a problem for me, a single middle-aged woman, as I got my flashlight, my .38 S&W, Shep and checked it out. I chuckled when I realized frogs and toads can make the same kind of sound as a calf, we returned. I lived there for 13 years and any strange noises raised no alarms when I checked Shep and confirmed, she wasn't alarmed, nothing to worry about.
Thirteen years took their toll on my good friend and as she found it difficult to navigate a few steps in to the house, her vision grew dim, her hearing gone. I asked our good friend, Doc. "W" if I owed it to her to end her misery and, forever competent as well as kind he responded with "You will know when." It was this kind pet doctor that I left her with when I took some aunts to the "city" and was gone just a couple of days. When I went to pick Shep up, there was a mournful wailing sound, a sound of lonesome misery and pain. When I entered the veterinarian's office I asked, "Whose dog is that?" never having heard such sadness. "That," said my kind friend, "Is your dog and she has been doing that ever since you left." Refusing to eat, to be walked, she had laid in her own droppings and howled her misery.
The time had come, the time I had dreaded.
Later my employer inquired of my co-workers, "what's wrong with her, what's got her down?" And when they responded that I had had to put my dog down, his response, (so ignorant, right?) "It's only a dog."
Eighteen years have passed and that happy life ended with Shep. No longer feeling that safety, no longer with that companion, I sold the property and relocated.
Lately I've read of an Australian Shepherd, abandoned. I was so very tempted to seek hopefully, another Shep but since I no longer have a job for her, no more cattle, no more chickens, no more geese, there's no way 'second Shep' could be that happy so I will just have to enjoy my photos and my precious memories of a very dear friend and hope that those who insist that they know are correct, that our dear pets await us in a perfect heaven.
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The Prairie Home boys and girls basketball teams had the perfect send off for the seniors Tuesday night at home against the La Monte Vikings.
Although the Panthers still have one game remaining at home Friday night against the Jamestown Eagles, they were dominating to say the least against La Monte while leading from start to finish.
Of course it took the Lady Panthers one quarter to warm up against the Vikings. However it was smooth sailing after that as Prairie Home held a 49-36 advantage for a convincing 63-47 victory.
As for the Prairie Home boys, they jumped out to stay against La Monte while leading from start to finish to win the game by a score of 61-32.
Prairie Home girls coach Linda Scott said it was nice to play on their home court again.
"We broke in our new home uniforms in a great way, plus it was senior night," Scott said. "Winning tonight was a big step forward for our team. We had to play four full quarters of basketball in order to win. I thought we played hard and battled on every play. That is what we talk about in practice, 'battle every play.' Our two seniors had great games. Kendra Stinson had 19 points and Katlynn Watson had 18. Katlynn also had her best all around game. Our two seniors had a dream of a night. As a team we rebounded very well.
"Josie and Makayla controlled the boards for us. La Monte had very few second chances. Makayla was the other member of our team in double figures. We shot 31 free throws for the night. We scored 18 points off of free throws. We are getting to the line more each game. We had a good inside/outside game as well. This was a good win for us. La Monte is a bigger school with a winning record. We played to win tonight and that is what I have been looking for all season."
Of course it didn't hurt that Prairie Home came out and reeled off six straight points and then followed it up with another eight in the first quarter to lead by a score of 14-11.
However, after struggling against La Monte's press late in the opening period and early in the second quarter to watch their lead go from 11 points down to one, the Lady Panthers hit another stretch where they couldn't be stopped offensively while outscoring the Vikings 14-3 over a five minute stretch to extend the lead back to 12 at 28-16 with 2:52 left.
La Monte never got any closer than seven points for the rest of the half as Prairie Home led at the break by a score of 33-24.
Seniors Katlynn Watson and Kendra Stinson also had the hot hand in the first half for the Lady Panthers with 11 and 10 points, respectively.
While outscoring La Monte 19-13 in the second quarter, Prairie Home came out and matched the Vikings with 11 points in the third quarter to make it 44-35.
But even then La Monte kept the game close while cutting Prairie Home's lead to six (41-35) in the third period with 2:44 remaining.
Nonetheless, the Lady Panthers pushed their way to a double-digit lead in the final period after reeling off seven straight points during a minute stretch to go up 53-42 with 5:44 left. That lead swelled to 16 on the game's final basket by sophomore Brooke Emmerich.
While outscoring La Monte 19-12 in the final period, the Lady Panthers also had three players in double figures for the game. Stinson sizzled the nets for a game-high 19 points while Watson added 18, Makayla Zey 13, Josie Flood five and Krista Small and Brooke Emmerich each with four.
About the only thing the Lady Panthers didn't do well last night was shoot free throws. While cutting their turnovers in half on average, Prairie Home struggled to say the least from the foul line by hitting only 12 of 27 shots for 44 percent.
The Prairie Home boys basketball team also dominated La Monte from start to finish. With eight players in the scoring column, the Panthers also outscored the Vikings in each of the four quarters of play.
But better yet, head coach Jesse Oswald said the Panthers held La Monte's leading scorer Seth Johnson to just four points.
"Tonight we honored our seniors before the game and then we went out and got a very big win for them on senior night," Oswald said. "We led from start to finish and put together a complete game. We had eight guys contribute for us offensively and played a very good defensive game. I am also proud that our guys could go out and get a win tonight on senior night, as we recognized our three seniors, Trever Huth, Nathan Small and Chance Whitehurse. All three guys are going to be missed, but it was a good thing we were able to send them off right."
The Panthers, who improved to 13-11 overall, left little doubt against La Monte while leading 17-6 after the first eight minutes of the ballgame and 33-13 at the break.
Senior Trever Huth also left a lasting impression on the Vikings with 13 points in the first half. Sophomore Sam Distler, meanwhile, tossed in 12 points.
As for the second half, Prairie Home came out and scored the game's first-four points and then reeled off eight straight during a two-minute stretch to push the lead to 29 at 49-20 with 37 seconds left.
The Panthers also matched their highest point total for the game by outscoring the Vikings 17-9 in the third period to make it 50-22. Meanwhile, with a running clock in place at the 5:53 mark in the final period up 55-24, Prairie Home also held a 11-10 advantage to win the game by 29.
Distler paced all scorers in the game for Prairie Home with 21 while Huth chipped in 16, Kody Utterback nine, Rayce Kendrick five, Ben Stock and Chance Whitehurse each with three and Klay Holliday and Jonathan Brandes with two points apiece.
For La Monte, Trent Ellis had 16 points.
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