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February 26th, 2013 by Mark Kidd
Micron P410m SAS Enterprise SSDs Released
The P410m is the first Micron SAS SSD to leverage the company's 25nm MLC NAND flash technology and Micron's Extended Performance and Enhanced Reliability Technology (XPERT) platform. The P410m is shares most of its architecture with Micron's P400m, a 2.5-inch 7mm SATA SSD that that proved itself a competent mainstream enterprise SSD in StorageReview's recent benchmarks.
By using the same internals as the P400m plus an added Emulex SATA-to-SAS bridge, the new P410m represents a low-cost entry point for Micron in the SAS SSD market, where the SAS interface provides Micron with an SSD solution that fits into dual-port enterprise architectures. There are many applications where low-cost SSD storage can provide a tangible improvement in the data center for power consumption, cooling requirements, and performance, including persistent storage applications. Manufacturing, testing, and qualification for the P410m is completed solely at Micron facilities.
Micron RealSSD P410m Specifications:
- Interface: 6 Gb/s SAS
- Micron 25nm MLC NAND Flash
- Marvell 9187 SATA 6.0Gb/s Controller
- Capacities
- Sequential 64KB read: 410MB/s
- Sequential 64KB write: 235 MB/s
- Random 4KB read: 50,000 IOPS
- Random 4KB write: 20,000 IOPS
- Sequential 64KB read: 410 MB/s
- Sequential 64KB write: 345 MB/s
- Random 4KB read: 50,000 IOPS
- Random 4KB write: 30,000 IOPS
- Sequential 64KB read: 410 MB/s
- Sequential 64KB write: 345 MB/s
- Random 4KB read: 50,000 IOPS
- Random 4KB write: 30,000 IOPS
- Endurance
- 10 fills/day for 5 years
- Up to 7PB total bytes written
- Onboard power loss protection
- Power consumption: <9W (TYP)
- Operating Temp: Commercial 0°C to 70°C
- 2.5-inch drive: 100.5mm x 69.85mm x 7.0mm
The drive is currently in production and is available to OEMs and through Micron's sales and distribution channels.


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Three-time Grammy Award winner Tim McGraw won over audiences as the world's most popular country singer, with eleven of his album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard country album chart, remarkably, his breakthrough album Not a Moment Too Soon became the top country album of 1994 besides his hit songs including Indian Outlaw, Don't Take the Girl, I Like It, I Love It. In addition to three Grammy Awards, he has achieved 14 Academy of Country Music awards, 11 Country Music Association (CMA) awards, etc.
Before fame
Tim McGraw was born in Delhi, Louisiana, to a waitress Elizabeth and a star pitcher Frank Edwin "Tug" McGraw Jr. During his college period, he started learning to play guitar, and used to perform and sing for tips. His talent was discovered through his demo single by Curb Records in 1990. He released several singles What Room Was the Holiday In, Welcome to the Club, etc. before receiving huge success from the best-selling country album Not a Moment Too Soon in 1994.
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A new study by UMRAM researchers Professor Kader Karlı Oguz and Arzu Ceylan Has has been published in Gynecological Endocrinology.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), the most common reproductive endocrinopathy in women of childbearing age, is closely related with obesity and metabolic dysfunction. A similar increase in the prevalence of PCOS and obesity generated thoughts that these disorders might have a cause and effect relationship.
Food intake is controlled centrally by two complementary systems which are known as homeostatic and hedonic systems. These systems are important parts of gray matter in the central nervous system (CNS). These systems are also closely related with hormones, most well-known being an adipocyte-derived hormone leptin, which informs the brain about long-term energy stores. Ghrelin and glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) are among other members of these systems and they are responsible for providing information about short-term energy status
Our aim was to detect differences in global brain volumes and identify relations between brain volume and appetite-related hormones in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) compared to body mass index-matched controls. Cranial magnetic resonance imaging and measurements of fasting ghrelin, leptin and glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1), as well as GLP-1 levels during mixed-meal tolerance test (MTT), were performed on forty subjects. We have observed a reduction in total brain volume and total gray matter volume, as well as gray matter reductions in some appetite-related areas. These alterations did not show any association with basal peripheral levels of leptin, ghrelin and GLP-1 and meal stimulated GLP-1 levels. Further studies with larger sample size are needed to assess the functional relevance of structural alterations in brain regions of PCOS.The full article can be found here:


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Position Announcement and Job Description
Utah State University
Computer Science Department
Assistant Professor – Tenure Track
The Computer Science Department at Utah State University is seeking applications to fill four Assistant Professor faculty positions, starting Fall Semester 2018. These are nine-month, 100% academic year tenure-track positions. Application reviews are ongoing.
Applicants should have a strong record of prior research, show significant potential for attracting external research funding, and have excellent communication skills.
The department is interested in strengthening its focus in Computer Security, Human Computer Interaction, Software Engineering, and Data Science, but strong applicants in other areas may be considered. Full announcement is found here.
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The Campbell Police Department is seeking to recover a stolen cargo trailer. According to the victim, on February 4th, 2013 between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm this trailer (see photo) was stolen from Whitehall Avenue in Campbell. The trailer did not have a license plate so the thief may have put a stolen license plate on it.
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text: Chapter 5 Faithful God & Unfaithful People Bethany Covenant Church Fall 2014 PowerPoint Access Online www.bccmv.org/book-of-joshua Bethany Homepage/media/resources/Book of Joshua www.Microsoft.com for free PowerPoint viewer Slave, Student, Spy, Soldier, Successor, Servant In chapter 5 we see Joshua as soldier and servant. Chapter 5 Unfinished Business Before the Battle • Renewal of circumcision • Passover celebration • Appropriation of the fruit of Canaan "Now when all the Amorite kings west of the Jordan and all the Canaanite kings along the coast heard how the LORD had dried up the Jordan before the Israelites until they had crossed over, their hearts melted in fear and they no longer had the courage to face the Israelites." (Joshua 5:1, NIV) • Israel's conquest of Canaan began before a single arrow was shot or single spear thrown. • Faith comes by hearing and so does fear. • Notice how the fear of the kings is compared to the faith of the children of Israel in this chapter. Let's go back one verse to look at fear "He did this so that all the peoples of the earth might know that the hand of the LORD is powerful and so that you might always fear the LORD your God."" (Joshua 4:24, NIV) Chapter 5 Fear v. Fear of the Lord • "Humility is the fear of the LORD; its wages are riches and honor and life." (Proverbs 22:4, NIV) • "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction." (Proverbs 1:7, NIV) • "The fear of the LORD adds length to life, but the years of the wicked are cut short." (Proverbs 10:27, NIV) "At that time the LORD said to Joshua, "Make flint knives and circumcise the Israelites again." So Joshua made flint knives and circumcised the Israelites at Gibeath Haaraloth." (Joshua 5:2–3, NIV) • Gibeath Haaraloth means "hill of foreskins." • So there will be no doubt about why God is commanding this procedure it is explained in the next 3 verses. "Now this is why he did so: All those who came out of Egypt—all the men of military age—died in the wilderness on the way after leaving Egypt. All the people that came out had been circumcised, but all the people born in the wilderness during the journey from Egypt had not. The Israelites had moved about in the wilderness forty years until all the men who were of military age when they left Egypt had died, since they had not obeyed the LORD. For the LORD had sworn to them that they would not see the land he had solemnly promised their ancestors to give us, a land flowing with milk and honey." (Joshua 5:4–6, NIV) See Numbers 14 "And the LORD spoke to Moses and to Aaron, saying, "How long shall this wicked congregation grumble against me? I have heard the grumblings of the people of Israel, which they grumble against me. Say to them, 'As I live, declares the LORD, what you have said in my hearing I will do to you: your dead bodies shall fall in this wilderness, and of all your number, listed in the census from twenty years old and upward, who have grumbled against me, not one shall come into the land where I swore that I would make you dwell, except Caleb the son of Jephunneh and Joshua the son of Nun." (Numbers 14:26–30, ESV) Back to Gilgal "Now this is why he did so: All those who came out of Egypt—all the men of military age—died in the wilderness on the way after leaving Egypt. All the people that came out had been circumcised, but all the people born in the wilderness during the journey from Egypt had not. The Israelites had moved about in the wilderness forty years until all the men who were of military age when they left Egypt had died, since they had not obeyed the LORD. For the LORD had sworn to them that they would not see the land he had solemnly promised their ancestors to give us, a land flowing with milk and honey." (Joshua 5:4–6, NIV) How does Joshua know it is a land flowing with milk and honey? See Numbers 14 "Joshua son of Nun and Caleb son of Jephunneh, who were among those who had explored the land, tore their clothes and said to the entire Israelite assembly, "The land we passed through and explored is exceedingly good. If the LORD is pleased with us, he will lead us into that land, a land flowing with milk and honey, and will give it to us. Only do not rebel against the LORD. And do not be afraid of the people of the land, because we will devour them. Their protection is gone, but the LORD is with us. Do not be afraid of them."" (Numbers 14:6–9, NIV) Back to Gilgal "So he raised up their sons in their place, and these were the ones Joshua circumcised. They were still uncircumcised because they had not been circumcised on the way." (Joshua 5:7, NIV) • The circumcised generation disobeyed and died in the wilderness. • The uncircumcised generation were obedient and crossed the Jordan to live in the promised land. • The obedient were circumcised so they could entered into the covenant relationship with God. Genesis 17:11 "And after the whole nation had been circumcised, they remained where they were in camp until they were healed. Then the LORD said to Joshua, "Today I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you." So the place has been called Gilgal to this day." (Joshua 5:8–9, NIV) Egypt Israel asReproach aCanaanites joke and the subject If you viewed were king of the what 1. an expression ofdoing rebuke or disapproval of scornyou for be wandering dying would atand this point?in the 2. the act desert or action of reproaching during the Exodus.or disapproving <was beyond reproach> God said to Moses: of "For Pharaoh will Recall what happened 3. a cause or occasion blame, discredit, or disgrace at Shechem of the people of Israel,or 'They are 4. onesay subjected to censure scorn. wandering in the land; the wilderness has shut them in.'" (Exodus 14:3, ESV) Shechem defiles Dinah • Jacob buys land from Hamor King of Shechem; pitches his tent and builds an alter (Genesis 33) • One day Jacob's daughter Dinah goes to visit the women of Shechem • Dinah is defiled by the prince of Shechem; his name is Shechem • Jacob and his sons are indignant, but Shechem wants to marry Dinah • Jacob's sons tells Hivities they must be circumcised to marry into the nation of Israel (Genesis 34) Shechem defiles Dinah "All the men who went out of the city gate agreed with Hamor and his son Shechem, and every male in the city was circumcised. Three days later, while all of them were still in pain, two of Jacob's sons, Simeon and Levi, Dinah's brothers, took their swords and attacked the unsuspecting city, killing every male. They put Hamor and his son Shechem to the sword and took Dinah from Shechem's house and left." (Genesis 34:24–26, NIV) Back to Gilgal "And after the whole nation had been circumcised, they remained where they were in camp until they were healed. Then the LORD said to Joshua, "Today I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you." So the place has been called Gilgal to this day." (Joshua 5:8–9, NIV) If you were king of the Canaanites what would you be doing at this point? Chiasmus in Joshua 5:1-9 A their hearts melted in fear because of the Israelites. (5:1) B circumcision (5:2-3) C none born in the wilderness were circumcised (5:4-5) D The Lord swore he would not let them see the land (5:6) C' not having been circumcised on the way (5:7) B' after circumcision (5:8) A' I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you (5:9) "On the evening Notice that Passover was at Gilgal the same place No record of Passover celebration since were circumcised. days of of the fourteenth Mt. where Sinai 38they years before. NumbersThe 9:1-14 wandering are over. day of the month, while camped at Gilgal on the plains of Jericho, the Israelites celebrated the Passover." (Joshua 5:10, NIV) No male, Israelite or foreigner to eat Passover is on a specific day in theis Hebrew Passover Exodus calendar; theunless timingcircumcised. of events had to be 12:48 perfect. "The day after the Passover, that very day, they ate some of the produce of the land: unleavened bread and roasted grain. The manna stopped the day after they ate this food from the land; there was no longer any manna for the Israelites, but that year they ate the produce of Canaan." (Joshua 5:11–12, NIV) • Likely the people living in the promised land fled to • God had taken his people out of Egypt, now He the walled city of Jericho and left behind their had to take Egypt out of His people. grain. • Manna represented the provision of their • Psalms 23:5 "You prepare a table before me in the wandering and rebellion. presence of my enemies;" • Now they were allowed to eat the provision of • Manna was food for the unfaithful generation that their inheritance in the promise land. wandered the desert. Joshua Meets the Commander of the Lord's Army "Then Moses said to [the Lord], "If your Presence does not go with us, do not send us up from here." (Exodus 33:15, NIV "Now when Joshua was near Jericho, he looked up and saw a man standing in front of him with a drawn sword in his hand. Joshua went up to him and asked, "Are you for us or for our enemies?"" (Joshua 5:13, NIV) • Joshua appears to be alone and is looking at Jericho, probably to plan an attack. • In Joshua's mind the "man" with a sword was either an Israelite or Canaanite. • The sword represents two things: • The Word of God; and • The delay in God's judgment is over. ""Neither," he replied, "but as commander of the army of the LORD I have now come." Then Joshua fell facedown to the ground in reverence, and asked him, "What message does my Lord have for his servant?"" (Joshua 5:14, NIV) • "Neither" is how the "man" is saying he is not a mortal; he is not an Israelite or Canaanite. • Most commentators agree the "man" is the pre-incarnate Christ. • "Now come" refers to how God is now going to take charge of this battle, which means Joshua is no longer in charge of the situation. • Joshua the soldier then recognizes he is relieved of duty and pronounces himself a servant. "The commander of the LORD's army replied, "Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy." And Joshua did so." (Joshua 5:15, NIV)was in heathen territory, • Joshua but the Lord was present and the ground was now holy. • The dirt on Joshua's sandals represented the sin of life in the desert. ""Do not come any closer," God said. "Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground."" (Exodus 3:5, NIV) Preview of chapter 6 First two verses "Now Jericho was shut up inside and outside because of the people of Israel. None went out, and none came in. And the LORD said to Joshua, "See, I have given Jericho into your hand, with its king and mighty men of valor." (Joshua 6:1–2, ESV) God is speaking in the past tense about a future event. Jericho was shutting out the army of Israel and by obstinacy shutting up any attempt to reconcile or seek peace. Chiasmus in Joshua 5:13-6:2 A Commander appears to Joshua with a drawn sword in his hand (5:13) B Joshua falls on his face on the ground and worships (5:14b) C Joshua asks Commander for word from the Lord (5:14c) C' Commander gives Joshua a word from the Lord (5:15a) B' Commander confirms that Joshua is on holy ground (5:15b) A' Lord tells Joshua he has already given Jericho into his hand (6:2) What do we learn from chapter 5? • The sequence and timing here is significant: • Crossing the River Jordan (obedience) • Fear in the hearts of pagans in Canaan (promised in Exodus 23:27) • Circumcision (sacrifice, consecration and separation) • Healing (protection) • Reproach of Egypt removed (cleansing) • Passover (celebration NOT allowed for uncircumcised) • Manna stops & Israelites eat natural food (provision) • Commander of the Lord's army appears (presence) • Worship • Holy ground • Heavenly warfare What do we learn from chapter 5? • Joshua was going about the business that the Lord had assigned to him—conquering Canaan—when the Lord himself showed up. • It is while we are in the course of duty that we are most likely to receive unusual blessing. • Joshua asked the Commander what message he had. • It is better to listen than to talk when in the presence of the Lord. What do we learn from chapter 5? • Joshua the soldier surrendered to the Commander and offered himself as servant. • "Not until we take the place of a servant can Jesus take His place as Lord.*" • God prepared His people before they engaged in the battle to take Jericho and the land of Canaan. • The spirit of God will never take you to a place where the grace of God cannot hold you. • God does not just call the prepared, he prepares the called. *Watchman Nee What do we learn from chapter 5? • Fear of the Lord alone is not sufficient. • Fear of the God of Israel caused the Canaanites to lose courage, but it did not cause the Canaanites to repent. • Rather than trust the Lord they trusted the walls of Jericho. • Circumcision after entering the promised land. • Involves blood and sacrifice. • It came only after the people crossed the Jordan • God would rather have your obedience than your sacrifice.* *1 Samuel 15:22, Proverbs 21:2, Hosea 6:6, Jeremiah 7:22-23 PowerPoint Access Online www.bccmv.org/book-of-joshua Bethany Homepage/media/resources/Book of Joshua www.Microsoft.com for free PowerPoint viewer Bibliography • Be Strong, Wiersbe, Warren W., Be Commentary Series. • The Bible Knowledge Commentary, Campbell, Donald K. • Opening Up Joshua, Ellsworth, Roger, Opening Up Commentary. • Matthew Henrys Commentary on the Whole Bible: Henry, Matthew. • Warren W. Wiersbe's Expository Outlines on the Old Testament Wiersbe, Warren, W. • Commentary on the Book of Joshua, Calvin, John, and Henry Beveridge. • The Teachers Bible Commentary, Philbeck, Ben F. • The Books of History, Smith, James E., Old Testament Survey Series. • Joshua's Spiritual Warfare, Clarke, Thomas B.


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Wheaton — As a 17-year-old entering her senior year of high school, I will be eligible to vote within a year. I realize that with this privilege comes the responsibility to form solid and educated opinions about my world.
Capital punishment is one issue that I feel prepared to argue valiantly against. After reading about the execution of Timothy McVeigh, I realized that he died for a purpose. An act of violence that had such a dramatic impact on all Americans shouldn't simply be forgotten with the execution of the criminal who wrought it.


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Earlier this year — like millions of other Americans — I made a commitment to be healthier. Not only did I want to exercise at least 5 times a week, I also wanted to limit my sugar and carb intake. I'm a pizza and pasta gal through and through, with a side of ice cream cake for dessert!
The problem was, I struggled with what kinds of foods I would have to eat. I've tasted some pretty nasty stuff that is supposedly healthy for me….and it truly makes me want to cry.
I love food.
I don't want my food to taste bad.
I don't think it should taste bad.
So when I found this easy stir fry, I crossed my fingers that it was the veggie/protein/low-carb AND yummy tasting combo I was looking for. I wasn't disappointed. This dish is packed with flavor and super easy to throw together! It's pretty healthy too.
How to Make This Healthy Chicken and Veggie Stir Fry Recipe:
Step 1: In a large skillet, heat coconut oil on medium heat until melted. {I get my coconut oil on Amazon because it's cheaper than at the store.} I did try this recipe once with butter, but I like the flavor much better with coconut oil.
Step 2: Chop chicken into bite sized pieces and add to pan. Sprinkle with half of the spices, and cook completely.
Step 3: When chicken is almost done, sprinkle onion flakes on top.
Step 4: Stir in zucchini and broccoli {or any other veggies you like}, then sprinkle with remaining spices.
Step 5: Cook another 5-7 minutes until all vegetables are tender.
Step 6: Serve alone or on top of this delicious rice recipe for a more filling meal!
Easy Chicken Veggie Stir-Fry
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 4 servings
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- 2 medium zucchini, sliced
- 1 small head broccoli, cut into florets
- 3-4 tbsp coconut oil
- 1 tsp each garlic powder, salt, pepper, thyme, and curry powder
- onion flakes to taste
- In a large skillet, heat coconut oil on medium heat until melted.
- Chop chicken into bite sized pieces and add to pan. Sprinkle with half of the spices, and cook completely.
- When chicken is almost done, sprinkle onion flakes on top.
- Stir in zucchini and broccoli, then sprinkle with remaining spices.
- Cook another 5-7 minutes until all vegetables are tender.
Recipe adapted from Wellness Mama
Total Cost: $1.52/serving
This stir-fry really couldn't be any easier to put together, and it takes literally 15 minutes from start to finish! And since combination of spices give it such an intense and delicious flavor, this is one healthy meal you'll make over and over again. Easy lunch or dinner….DONE.
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|White Paper, "Your Region, Your Choice: Revitalising the English Regions"
Mr. Cousins: In welcoming the White Paper, I acknowledge the contribution of my right hon. Friend the Member for Tyneside, North (Mr. Byers).
What a pleasure it has been this afternoon to welcome the neo-Hobbits of the Conservative party! How sweet and gentle the Conservative party is when it has no power, and what a recommendation that is for keeping things that way. The truth of the matter is that we have regional government, which was largely invented by the Conservative party. It was powerful, fragmented, unelected, invisible, unaccountable, wielded huge sums of money, took enormously influential decisions and no one had control over it. That was not enough for the Conservatives, however—they even abolished the regional health authorities, which were already not up to much, and replaced them with a regional health executive entirely under the control of Government. The Conservative party has to face up to the fact that it invented regional government. The question is whether we continue with that regional government without democratic control and accountability or introduce democratic control and accountability.
The White Paper is not perfect. We would all want to go further. Indeed, I firmly believe that once regional assemblies are in place, they will go further. They will take up the regional agenda in the comprehensive spending review, which includes regional factors in its plans for education, housing, skills training, the labour market, police, security, tackling crime and building productivity.
Regional assemblies will take up that agenda. The task now is to bring them into being and make the existing regional government more accountable. That is the crucial first step. If some parts of the country do not want to do that, that is fine, as long as no one has a veto over those parts of the country that want to take that first step. In my own region, the north-east, we do. We shall say to our people, ''Take that first step and vote yes in the referendum, because you will not be asked twice whether you want democratic accountability for regional government that already exists.''
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The Minister for Local Government and the Regions (Mr. Nick Raynsford): This has been a good debate covering a range of issues. It has helped to identify some of the obvious priorities for the implementation of the proposals in the White Paper. I shall try briefly to refer to the specific issues raised by Members before making a few general observations.
The hon. Member for Cotswold presented an interesting contradiction between his opening remarks and his concluding remarks. Opening the debate, he said clearly that he and his party believe that services should be delivered at local level. At the end, he criticised our proposals, saying that they would not put a single policeman, social worker or nurse on the ground. Of course they will not, because the assemblies will not be responsible for those services, which are rightly discharged at a local level.
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The hon. Gentleman seems to be suggesting that social workers should no longer be the responsibility of local authorities but of regional assemblies. That would be an effective way of taking power away from local government, but we are not proposing to do that. The hon. Gentleman needs to think rather more clearly about his and his party's position on these issues. I shall come back to that when I deal with the issues raised by the hon. Member for South Cambridgeshire (Mr. Lansley).
The hon. Member for Cotswold raised the question of a floor, asking whether there would be a minimum level of participation in the elections. He spoke about the relatively tight margin in Wales. He also mentioned the referendum in Scotland in the 1970s. That could not provide a better example of the problem of having a floor. The people of Scotland voted for devolution in the late 1970s, but it was denied them because there was an artificial floor. It took another 20 years to give them what they wanted. We do not believe that a floor is satisfactory.
We want to encourage participation. The hon. Gentleman is wrong to say that turnout at elections is appalling. There was a higher level of turnout at the local elections in May this year than at the equivalent local elections four years before. It was not good enough, as it was up by only 5 per cent., but the figures are at least going in the right direction.
The hon. Gentleman asked about the involvement of stakeholders. We set out proposals in the White Paper and we invite comments on the matter. I referred to that in my earlier speech.
My hon. Friend the Member for Liverpool, Riverside spoke warmly in welcoming the proposals in the White Paper, and highlighted one or two areas of concern. First, she rightly emphasised that the assemblies would not take power from local government but would address the democratic deficit and ensure greater regional influence, all of which we agree with and endorse.
My hon. Friend expressed concern about the numbers. In response to her question about whether 35 assembly members would be adequate for the north-west, a region with 7 million people, I cite the example of the Greater London Authority, which is doing pretty well with 25 members for a city of 7.4 million people. It should be possible, with a maximum of 35 members, to ensure adequate representation for every region in the country, none of which has a greater population than London. My hon. Friend asked whether quangos would be accountable, and they will be.
The White Paper refers specifically to the Housing Corporation's role. The budget that it currently decides will become the responsibility of the elected regional assembly, which is a significant shift.
My hon. Friend also mentioned the arts. Paragraph 4.42 of the White Paper states:
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There is therefore a clear commitment to devolution and to passing quangos' powers to elected regional assemblies in several instances.
The hon. Member for St. Ives appeared to share some of the confusion that his party demonstrates over this and many other issues. At one point, he made it clear that the Liberal Democrats were absolutely committed to regional devolution. Later, however, he astonished me by saying that he did not know where the regions were or, indeed, whether they existed. His party is therefore committed to devolving powers to regions that he does not appear to believe exist.
As for giving people throughout the country the opportunity to decide in which region they should be, that is the kind of recipe for chaos that Liberal Democrats love. Such an approach would prevent progress, because there would be endless debates and wrangles about boundaries and there would be no focus on action, which is what the Labour party believes in. It is a complete travesty to describe us as a control-freak party, when we have devolved power to Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and London. We shall to do the same for those English regions that want power, and we are in business to do so practically and effectively.
My hon. Friend the Member for Sittingbourne and Sheppey asked whether the White Paper proposals were compatible with human rights, and we are satisfied that they are. I am sorry that he is upset about the person who chairs SEEDA; he obviously does not want to keep that role in the family. My hon. Friend is not here to hear me say this, although I may see him subsequently, but the chairman of SEEDA is not, to use my hon. Friend's words, in charge of the region. Indeed, if the south-east has an elected regional assembly, it will be in charge of the region. I shall pass over the other issues that my hon. Friend raised and respond to other hon. Members.
The hon. Member for South Cambridgeshire also revealed a degree of confusion, although this time it was in Conservative party thinking. He advocated that powers should be devolved to local authorities—that seemed to be the main thrust of his speech. Towards the end of his speech, however, he came up with the fascinating suggestion that a committee of Members of Parliament should represent each region. That is a classic illustration of confusion over roles. Hon. Members are here to deal with matters that affect the country as a whole, while local authorities are elected to deal with local matters. Between the two are
Column Number: 042issues that are best dealt with by elected bodies operating at the regional level, and that is the focus of our proposals.
My hon. Friend the Member for Bassetlaw (John Mann) expressed concern about being on the boundary, but we have not yet been able to find a way of devising boundaries that does not leave someone on the edge. I am afraid that that is the nature of democracy.
I have great sympathy for my hon. Friend's concerns about Worksop, which I visited as a Minister a few years ago. He is quite right about the appalling conditions there and about the need for action, and we are certainly trying to ensure that effective action is taken there and in other areas. The budget powers of elected regional assemblies, combined with a significant influence over housing, could be important in ensuring a sensitive response to each region's needs.
Although I am originally from Northamptonshire, there is no plan to locate the headquarters of the east midlands elected regional assembly there. They might just as well be in Bassetlaw as anywhere else, although I hasten to add that that is not a promise.
My hon. Friend the Member for Falmouth and Camborne (Ms Atherton) rightly focused on the issue of devolving power, rather than on boundaries.
My hon. Friend the Member for Newcastle upon Tyne, Central made a lovely contribution and noted how sweet and gentle the Conservatives were when they had no power. Amen to that! They are not in power, and we can proceed as my hon. Friend wishes by ensuring that people in the regions have the opportunity to have elected regional assemblies that operate for their benefit.
The Government's record on devolution is a proud one, and our proposals take it further. The White Paper takes a pragmatic approach and it ensures that we concentrate on results, not rhetoric. As its name suggests, it gives people in the regions a real choice, and I commend it to the Committee and the House.
Question put and agreed to.
Committee rose at half-past Seven o'clock.
The following Members attended the Committee:
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The following also attended, pursuant to Standing Order No. 117(3):
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Norris, Dan (Wansdyke)
Raynsford, Mr. Nick (Minister for Local Government and the Regions)
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Why did Jesus Christ freely accept his death on the cross? Because he was demonized and no longer felt like a human being. After all he was hated by the Romans and his own people. The Jews betrayed him and sold him for thirty pieces of silver. Which they then divided amongst themselves. He no longer had anywhere to live, there was no place for him to be free, and there was nowhere to enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Nowhere. He had no friends, he was betrayed by them and he knew it.
The United States of America is supposed to stand for, Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. But to one percent of us who have had their souls stolen and then labeled as mentally ill, it isn't anymore.
Where did our souls go if they are stolen and we still live? To the young and old who practice witchcraft under the guise of religion and psychiatry.
How are our souls stolen? By brazen women and the "men" they control who chant to us psychically and drive us out of our minds until we cannot think well anymore. Today they augment the stealing of souls with the use of nonlethal weapons that are subliminal to the rest of the population. That means they fall just below their level of sensory awareness at the threshold. They use these to torture people to the ignorance of everyone else innocent.
Is it any wonder the Arab world hates us? The Quran is said to have good things and praises Jesus Christ. And in the bible belt of the United States we heard of a religious figure that wanted to burn it.
The Arab world does not hate us for the philosophies and ideals this country was founded on, they hate us for what we have become- a country that is a factory or system to grow, steal and sell souls.
Why do they steal and sell souls? I always ask myself as I know it is true. The only answer I can think of is that anybody who would do this would have to be Satan. And Satan is defined as having no soul and being able to read men's minds.
Whether the Satan amongst us ever had a soul that he then lost, I do not know. The Bible seems to imply he/she was always soulless.
I tend to think Satan might be a whole different species or race that cannot think for itself and uses those it victimizes as a father figure to think for them and imprint the thinking patterns of their young. Did Jesus know this too and this is why he went willingly to his death, out of love for them? These last two statements seem to hint that we should have sympathy for the Devil.
Where the Mongolians really mongoloids and this is what the race of Satan truly is under its skin? Or through some manner of gene expression does Satan lose his soul naturally as he ages. Gene expression is triggered by many influences. I know that some lose their souls by attrition from Satan. Did Satan lose his soul from attrition too, an attrition that altered his/ her gene expression? I do not think this is true because those who have had their souls stolen would never seek to do the same to others as they are horrified by the crime against humanity.
Satan needs to tell the world why he is soulless if he can do so. He needs to come forth and ask for forgiveness this time before he leads us to the end of the world. Satan needs to confess. And believe me; the diverse group who orchestrates the ways and methods of Satan knows who it is.
The group of Satanic members needs to express why it practices such hateful acts against fellow human beings. Not just for its victim's sake but for its own salvation.
There is one group that consists of two constituents that did not believe in Jesus Christ, and one sold him to the other who crucified him. If we don't believe in someone, someone that is innocent of sin, is it right for us to strip them and murder them slowly in daylight for all to see?
When they steal your soul they can then label you as incompetent, or having the inability to spend your own money or take care of yourself. Then they are able to take control of you money for you. Not to mention every intellectual construct, property or idea you ever thought of. The perfect crime.
Was there a devise Satan had for rich young Arabs studying in this country that then immediately turned on this country and then say that it should be destroyed? Where these Arabs contacted in some way to joins forces with Satan, only to look at Satan in abject horror.
What would a rich young Arab man think if he met a brazen woman that sought to dominate and control him through any means available to her? A brazen American women who was probably wrestled down a few times in her life against her will and now turned coward and agrees and believes in hurtful and stealing acts in order to get ahead instead of standing against them.
If you think of it in these terms the hatred the Arab world has for America today becomes more understood.
Organized crime in this country was formed by the handshake of a Jew and an Italian, the same ones who jointly crucified Christ.
Tell us why you steal souls! Confess your bad behavior.
Tell us why you seek others a light house of soul? A light house you then seek to extinguish.
God Bless Those Who Speak For Those Who Cannot
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 09 12 2010 at: http://politics-thomasmurphy.blogspot.com/
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The teachings in the prose that follows employ the Socratic Method. Socratic Method teaches by asking questions. As you read these questions make a mental note of how you answer them. Sometimes an objection people have to the Socratic Method is that they do not feel they should have to answer questions. But it is the best way for them to confront their own ignorance. Often learning is a matter of drawing small ties to things you know already, in order to reach a larger understanding. Sometimes things we know already are false. Part of learning is the willingness to accept new ideas. This means listening. Listening means accepting that you do not know everything already. Many who cannot learn cannot do so because they cannot listen because it means lessening their ego. And they feel that means not having as great an opinion of themselves. It is that and unknowingly to them a form of disrespect to themselves and others.
What kind of father do you wish that you had? One that teaches you right from wrong? One that would spend time with you and take an interest in you? One that would tell you not to smoke? One that would tell you not to do drugs? One that tells you it is wrong to fixate on someone every waking hour of your life? What do you do if you had a strong father? Would you treat him with respect or try and destroy him? How would you treat a father that was not your natural biological father?
What kind of man do you seek to marry? Like your father or like the father you wish you had? Do you wish that your father did not abuse you? Do you wish your father did not abandon you? Do you accept bad things done to you? Do you accept bad things done to you because you feel you did not have any way to prevent or control them from happening? Does your acceptance of bad things done to you make it alright for you to do bad things to others? As you look at bad things that happened to you how would you seek to prevent bad things of that nature from happening to others? Do you even care? Or are you now the person who does the bad things yourself? Do you know right from wrong? Do you feel good things come from doing wrong and that is your justification to making others suffer? Or are you just jealous and envious and will not admit this to yourself as these are forms of self hatred?
Does your mother or wife have a bad relationship with her father or husband?
How does your father see that you develop as a person? Does he leave that up to someone else? No. Was your father one who was raised in an alternate family structure? Does he now choose to see that you are raised properly? Having been raised poorly does he know what this means?
Does your father leave your development up to anyone that comes along on the street?
What does your father think of you? Does he resent you because you are like him? Does your father truly like himself? If you feel he likes himself, do you think he likes others also? If in this case he does not like others, do you see this as a contradiction to him liking himself?
Is your father jealous or envious of your constructive accomplishments in life? Does he encourage you to take risks in life regarding your own capabilities? If you have risked nothing in life what have you truly learned? If you have risked nothing in life what can you truly teach?
Does your father ever truly praise you, "Nice work son!" Or does your father in effect say, "You stole good for the family today, have a smoke, our way is the only way."
Does your father see to your safety? For instance does he have you use a chain saw or axe to chop wood or trees and not see that you protect YOUR eyes? Does your father make sure that you are not being abused?
Were you raised not to like women? Were you raised to hate your father and father figures? Do you believe in authority? Do you believe in God in heaven?
Does hatred or distance from your father cause you to seek a man that loves? In other words did your father raise you as a homosexual? If you were raised by a woman do you bear the common sense regarding the physical world that a man does?
Does your father seek to ruin others? Why is this wrong?
Does your father lead you be example? Do you accept your father's behavior?
Do you recognize when your own father makes a mistake? How does your father own up to mistakes? If he is human, and I say this in slight, does he recognize his mistakes and try and not repeat them? Is it hard for your father to think that he has faults?
Is it too painful for your father to try and raise you? Thinking involves memory. Are your fathers memories too painful and therefore he cannot think? Have you ever seen children that are beat on the head for doing something bad? Does this cause them to associate pain with thinking? Can this reveal this reveal itself later in someone's life? Does your father need a scapegoat to teach you how to learn? Do you need a scapegoat to learn? Are you your father's scapegoat? Does your father live to point his finger in judgment of other and yet not have any true abilities of his own? Are you the son of another father that is lead to believe that he has no skills at all by someone as just described? You may have more skills and abilities than you ever imagined by comparison.
Is your father jealous of good work? What do you see that your father is envious of? Do you see his envy as a sign of weakness? People of all ages get snotty when their feelings are hurt. Has someone been snotty to you and you can't imagine why? Most likely it is from envy and jealousy.
Do you become snotty and mean to other children that have more loving fathers than you do? As an adult are you like the spoiled child that does not let others play with his toys? Do you do this to make others jealous and envious of you in response to your own feelings of self esteem or worth?
Do you feel that your family wealth makes you better than others? Or are you jealous of children whose fathers have less money and yet love their sons and daughters more?
Do you recognize jealousy and envy in yourself? Do you recognize your own snotty reactions? Do you recognize this as a weakness? Do you recognize the behaviors they lead to?
Do your surround yourself with a peer group that has the same bad behavior as you do? Or do you surround yourself with those of the similar nature of envy and jealousy?
Do you know how to change your behavior? Do you know how to resist temptation?
Are you so jealous of the good works of others that you fixate on them in an evil manner? Can you not accept that you are not someone else? Do you know what a delusion is? Do you know how having one is destructive to yourself and others? Do you seek without willful intention to cause delusion in others about their self worth? Do you seek this in a positive sense or a negative sense? Do you seek to profit from a negative self image or delusion you created in another person? Did you give them a negative self image that is quite contrary to what they truly are? Do you enjoy doing this? Do you thrive on this? Your name is Satan.
This one is very important; do you know why delusions of yourself are unhealthy? Do you know when you are lying to yourself? You may have to search through the pains of your life to figure this one out.
How do you choose friends? Do you seek friends with better capabilities or abilities than you? Do you like to be at par with friends? Do you like to un-thoughtfully nick pick at friends? For example not try and think about why they make decisions the way they do but instead impose false idealisms on them.
Do you recognize when friends are detrimental to your development? Do your friends truly respect you? If they made you a criminal or conduct criminal behavior would you recognize it even then?
Are you a criminal that has not been caught? Do you know what crime is? Were you raised to respect the rights of others? Do you recognize other as having rights? Do you just see others as tools to further your life's evil nature in terms of wealth and power? Do you drain energy from people in this manner? Is your true life's religion one of witchcraft and demonic possession? If so do you seek to make someone need to use a psychiatrist as you seek to facilitate and maintain your delusion of self?
Why do you choose the work or profession that you do? Is it for status? Do your really do the work you have the title for doing in terms of the benefit to society that the job or profession represents? Did you just chose to be something because it is what your mother told you to be, and therefore you go to all costs to be that person even though you are detrimental to our society in doing so? Who in society are you trying to fool? Be honest with yourself when choosing a profession. The aptitude tests they give you in high school are pretty accurate. Do not try and stand in the way of someone that has the true aptitude that you do not. Do not destroy people of true talent and then feel that because you did so you now possess that true talent, you don't, and you never will.
When you have done bad things what was your father's response? Do you respect your father? Upon reflection due you respect your father or others for the times you were disciplined? Can you think of any time that you should have been disciplined that you were not?
Did your father try and prevent you from growing up to be a criminal? Do you respect the rights of others?
Was your father jealous of other fathers and snotty to them? Does your father recognize his own faults? Does your father his own limitations? Is your father like his father? Do you want to be like your father or someone else? Why? Would not you be better off by trying to be like your father but in a better way, in other words, think of some good there is in him and also think of the good you see in others as you age, try and be like that. And if you cannot think about one good thing about your father so be it!
What can you say about yourself as you think about your own behavior?
As an adult do you not feel comfortable in the presence of children because you were abused by an adult when you were a child? Or are there other adults, they might have been abused by an adult when they were a child, and they try and instill these feelings in you? Do you often see adults and think that they were bad children and are also bad adults and would not trust them with your children? Are you insightful with your analysis or superficial regarding the integrity and character of people?
As an adult are you complacent with those that abuse others and children? Do you as an adult seek to abuse children or adults, or adults just starting out and look for jobs and careers in society where you can do so with little fear of being caught or punishment?
Here is one of that most people are never aware of but is very significant and it is the true nature of Satan; do you as an adult seek that children abuse adults?
Did you grow up not to view people as equals? Do you not feel that all men and women are created equal under God?
It always amazes and then sickens me when I find out that people and friends I had as a boy feel that all men are not created equal. The reason they feel this way is because they are unable to learn and change. I have come to the position via rethinking that they were not raised responsibly. They were raised as scapegoat children. Children their parents had as a byproduct of life. That they were children raised on scapegoats. And children raised on scapegoats are indeed scapegoats themselves. I want you to try hard and think why this is true.
People that feel that all men are not created equal have so many faults and limitations that they think, self serving to their egos, there is no way someone, read scapegoat, could be so smart. In reality these people cannot confront their painful memories that prevent them from thinking for themselves. Memory is the basis of true learning. This also prevents them from truly believing in themselves. To form your own memories and learn from them as you think about them in life is a sign of great intelligence. Start by revisiting the memories you have. If they are not positive what constructive things can you learn from them? Let them form a basis for new life's adventures and learning. As you go through life keep a list of the positive accomplishments and complements you have achieved and let them form bases for new life's activities, instead of just rocking away in the chair gaining weight. Do not let impressions others have made unto you, through jealousy, stay with you through the years. I have explained these people already.
Always think in terms of what you truly love to do if you feel it was not your fault you were not successful at it, even though you are doing something else. If you have been tested fairly and are not good and what you would truly love to do, respect those that do it well, and find something else you love to do. Sometimes aspects of what your truly love to do are skills that are present or needed in many types of functions in society. You may find out some day that you fit the definition of a Polymath, or someone that is a professional at many things. I am going to be a little self serving with this next comment, Artists are our true Polymaths.
In reality people often cannot confront painful memories that prevent them from thinking for themselves. This also prevents them from truly thinking for themselves or believing in themselves. The reason for this being, they were put in a position of harm's way or abuse of some form and are indeed not able to confront their abuser or rationalize there was nothing they could have done otherwise. Here is where guilt is a painful memory that prevents them from thinking for themselves. Should we feel guilty? I would argue that if we did not feel guilty for our actions we would not be human but something lesser. Are there things we feel guilt or shame for that we should not, because there was no way at the time we could have known to control the situation better? As you think of these latter events it might help to try and figure out how to truly prevent this from happening in the future or at least think of ways to support those who are going through or have gone through it.
If you do not believe in yourself are you destructive of others in return? Is not the biggest loser excuse you could ever think of in your life, "All men are not created equal?" Do you belong in this country if you feel or promote the construct that, "All men are not created equally?" Who else among you, besides your self do you feel does not have potential? Why do you project your negative self and the way you were raised on others? Why do you look down on those with more talent than you that might be working for you? It is in fact you saying to yourself, I was not born as good, so I should never strive to be better. The psychological term for this is learned helplessness. How did you learn helplessness? Were you raised via a scapegoat and therefore will never possess true leadership or sense of self.
What does your behavior say to others? What example of leadership do you set for others as you feel you are not created equal? This spells out the word loser to me.
If you think someone was created better than equal as compared to you, do you seek to victimize them?
Are you a man of the past, a boy that lives on the baseball field? Or a man strong for the future?
Do you revel in a childhood past you are comfortable with and not think of yourself in the present or future? Do you feel like life is over for you? What do you feel this way? Did your father or mother teach you to feel this way? Are you indeed looking at the lid of a coffin?
How has your father or mother truly helped you in life? Contrast this to how you feel your father and mother has helped you in life.
Who would you like to be and why? Remember from a prior article of mine you should never truly seek to be one person, because you might develop you didn't know were coming. But instead ask yourself, what are the aspects of that person that I admire and how can I be like those aspects or character traits in my life? This type of analysis allows you to recognize change. If you know what is changing in yourself and why, you will understand yourself better. Go ahead examine your life. Do not be afraid.
Do you feel those raised to follow make good leaders? How do and should followers seek to be of independent thought from leaders? By ruining the leader, the one who feels he is not created equal thinks! Do not try and break that mold, or father figure, you might need that mold you seek to break in the future and later in life. Smile. I knew a terrible person like this, his motto in life was, "Anyone can be broken". Do these words repulse you as they do me? He was a Republican. The way a follower truly becomes a leader is to think for himself, as I described in other parts of this article. Thinking for yourself involves trying to answer questions you yourself have thought of asking. Just because you think of a question to ask does not mean you should ask it, think how you would answer it first and then see if it is in the process of being answered. (This was covered in my essay, "How to ask a good question" published in one of my blogs under my index)
A word about changing your mind. Most men were taught to never change their minds when they were boys. This is easy way out thinking. Evaluating all inputs to the decision process leads to the best decisions, plans, implementations and procedures. Do not be afraid to rethink things and change your mind.
Are you taught to never question your father?
Do you feel that your father loves you? Why?
Do you feel that your father hates you? Why?
Are you taught to never question your mother?
Thinking might be painful for some of you probably got a good swat to the head for trying this. Now changing your world that would require truly independent thinking
What kind of person are you anyway? A mindless skull full of pain?
I am fortunate that I can say most of the good things I have written in this essay are indeed my father. God Bless Him, a retired teacher and my mother who was also a teacher.
Fathers, Sons, Husbands and Daughters and Siblings- They Know Not What They Do
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Sunday, May 16, 2010
An Evil Root Now Worthless 05 16 2010
An Evil Root Now Worthless 05 16 2010
What if you were your own model of a little dictator and lied, stole, murdered and evilly chiseled to attain your money. Whatever it takes being your life principal. Then one day you were well relieved to learn you were not the only one who did this in their life. You had some company and life is good you say.
But wait, some of those like you, they blundered in their made off. That money you coveted and sought to attain by any means and that of which you have so much of is no completely worthless. You no longer have any of the aloof self respect it gave you and your ego has been deflated to zero. Your money can not buy you anything anymore.
What would you do? Financial responsibility the very thing can drain a country is not controlled by our government.
No one will respect you and your life is over. In spite of all your posturing in your life you find out you really have none of the real skills it takes to support yourself to be self sufficient.
You thought you were tough and that meant you also had grit, the grit necessary to survive.
As you start to get cold and hungry the reality of this sets in. When the time comes yourself worth will not be judged by how much money you have. But wait a minute there is a box of hidden made off coins you can use to survive, some ration of safety. But you did not realize the immensity of the black hole you created as group of Lobbies, when you clawed and killed for money.
Nobody you meet on your quest for food and warm shelter will accept these shiny coins from you, relics, in exchange for anything. You cannot believe this. It cannot be true.
The root you have idolized is the one that will kill you. You knew nothing of roots that would save others, yourself, the community and the world. You carry the relics with you but you don't get far. And your whole tribe is laid to rest by the dense gravity of the root you have resorted to.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Saturday, May 15, 2010
They Know Not What They Do 05 15 2010
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They Know Not What They Do 05 15 2010
It seems that in the Bible, that the Pharisees spent so much time picking away at the teachings of Jesus Christ that they finally had to just nail him to the cross to because they were so sick of him. As he was dying on the cross this became the prime spot to mock him further. And they did. They gave him crown of thorns; they cut his stomach open at the liver when they needed to further weaken him. Remember these people did not die up there with him. And I bet that wasn't all they did and said to him take vengeance against his morality. Makes you wonder where the descendents of them are today?
They often went to many an extreme to disprove something he said, almost to the point of sabotage. And they did sabotage, the world by killing him, because what came next in history were the Dark Ages where they would fillet you , if you did not denounce your own beliefs, which is a form of belief in self, and also if you did not denounce your belief in Jesus Christ.
What I am getting at with, "They Know Not What They Do." is how all their time spent criticizing led to their own demise. And in this blog I seek to write stories that articulate this principal with a story that has a moral of this understanding of "They Know Not What They Do".
"Pray for them father they know not what they do." He said while dying. They set a poor example for everyone, with accusations of weakness while never being able to put forth a solution of strength. Did they rely on Jesus for that strength? I can guarantee you that if they did they did not mean too, because, "They knew not what they do." They probably acted much like the blank and ignorant faces of the three stooges as they attempt to try and work at yet another job, fumbling about mindlessly through life, the fun part being smacking the guy who did something you consider wrong on the head with a hammer.
Blessed Are Those Who Think
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
The Children of Busyville 05 15 2010
The Children of Busyville 05 15 2010
The Children of Busyvilla did not care to take responsibility for their own actions and neither did their parents. They would blindly cross the street as if it was their right. This led to them to waiting until a car approached and then start walking into the street, in an attempt to taunt the adult driver.
One day two parents of different children drove a group of children to a Boy Scout camp via the expressway. It was their right to do as they please and they could do no wrong they told their children as they exited the minivan.
The parents then went to lunch at the most luxurious restaurant they could find on their trip.
Meanwhile the children had settled into camp and decided to go on an adventure. When they came to the expressway they hopped the fence and started to cross. A car swerved into the fast lane to avoid then, as they leered with power. The car behind that one was a minivan driven by Judy Miller. Judy Miller slammed on the brakes in horror as not only her two children but the three others that came with them were struck and thrown from the nose of her car.
They Know Not What They do
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy


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FORT GREENE — Colorful patchwork quilts have been hanging in storefront windows on Myrtle Avenue in February as part of the neighborhood's celebration of Black Artstory Month.
The vibrant display — which is catching the eyes of passersby and enlivening the blocks between Classon and Vanderbilt avenues — honors folk patchwork quilting while also allowing contemporary artists the freedom to create their own take on the traditional craft.
"The exhibition creates its own patchwork from the artists and the artworks exhibited, bringing together the diverse backgrounds of the artists, their unique visual perspectives and personal insights," curator Daonne Huff said.
"Nine individual stories collected, create one collective 'quilt' — documenting and responding to history, life and contemporary society as these artists feel, see and experience it through collage, mixed media, fabric and paint."


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Anyway, sorry for another Stephen Jones post, I really need to diversify but he is omnipresent at the moment and if you hadn't been a stranger to the Vogue UK site, you would have been all too aware of "HAT Idol" (it's the new reality blockbuster folks) yes, public voting ends in a couple of days, so vote now for your favourites!
Unfortunately the website is highly frustrating to look through and only seems to show up the same hats all the time with some serious digging required to get to certain beauties, but there are loads of entries and I have literally spent hours looking so you don't have to (seriously you should thank me, there was some stamina required to get through it all, and I don't really agree with some of the highest voted, seems they may just have the highest number of friends... and a good photo.. EDIT - that was me being a moron, if you go to the Vogue site it is frustrating, but if you go HERE to search it is very very easy. I will never retrieve that Tuesday night I just lost, grrr)...
Here are some of my favourites in no particular order, 25 to be precise, hopefully the winner is amongst them (ok, hedging my bets slightly)!
|A Delicate Balance by Sau Fen Chee (so pretty)
|A Tribute to Amy Winehouse - Joosten Mueller
|Arima - Harvy Santos
|Bulb - Rachel Drewer (I just want to take a bite!)
|Corset - Kristina Dragomir
|Diana - Ashley Lloyd (breast effort.... oh god, forgive me!)
|Emma Yeo
|Exoskeleton - Mather Louth
|Hidden Treasure - Shumik LesziewiczGordz
|Kaka Makako - Eleaonora Bruno (love this picture of Autumn)
|Kiku - Phillippe Urban (Go Phillippe, an I Smell a Hat Favourite)
|Laura Soloman
|Muscae - Rachel Forbes
|Naughty Charlotte - Anya Caliendo
|Night Flight - Lydia Wall
|Octopus - Megan Bishop (Channeling Lady Gaga???!)
|Opium Smoke Rings - Daniel Pileki
|Papillion - Joyce Paton (ok, I smell a theme, I like all the ones with boobs in them...)
|Perched - Danica Erard (Probably not the most original idea putting taxidermy in a SJ competition given his Stella Tennant creation, but I like it)
|The Greatest Show on Earth - Stiff Pristed (I saw this in Melbourne's MX the other day and ripped the picture out before I knew it was in this competition!)
|The Navigator - Sarah Butterworth
|Man o War - Jessie Abraham
|Nightrider - Trudy Feighery
|Eye Spy - Michelle Boyd (My favourite Australian Entry)
|Suspension Mohawke - Heather Huey


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Researchers in the US have made hydrogen fuel using just sunlight, nanocrystals and a cheap nickel catalyst. The new artificial photosynthesis process is the first of its kind to continually produce fuel for several weeks without slowing down. As a result it could be important for green-energy applications and also for certain industrial processes such as those for producing ammonia.
During photosynthesis, plants harness solar radiation and convert it into energy. Most artificial photosynthesis systems try to mimic this natural process by exploiting light-absorbing dye molecules called chromophores to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen is produced in the reductive side of the reaction and the oxygen in the oxidative side. These so-called half-reactions are part of the process that converts light into energy, but the problem is that such technologies are inefficient and short-lived because the Sun's rays damage and destroy the light-absorbing dyes in just a few hours.
Now, a team of researchers led by Todd Krauss, Patrick Holland and Richard Eisenberg at the University of Rochester has developed a new photochemical hydrogen-generating system made of cadmium–selenide (CdSe) quantum dots, nickel salt catalysts and ascorbic acid (vitamin C). The system lasts for several weeks rather than just hours and, in water, has an quantum efficiency of 36% – for every 100 photons absorbed, 36 hydrogen molecules are produced. If the surrounding solution is a mix of water and ethanol, this efficiency increases to 66%. Such high values have never yet been observed for such all-solution-based systems. The only snag is that the vitamin C (which acts as an electron donor) gets used up and regularly needs to be replenished during each hydrogen production cycle.
How it works
The CdSe quantum dots absorb two photons of light and transfer two electrons to the nickel catalyst. The two remaining protons combine to produce a hydrogen molecule, explains Krauss. "Our work is different from most other previous research in that the catalyst is formed in situ from the quantum-dot ligands," he says. "Most other solution-based systems produce hydrogen for just hours, or at most a day, because the chromophores degrade, so our long-lived system is rather unusual."
The researchers say that their catalyst–nanocrystal pairs are better than previous artificial photosynthesis nanoparticle systems because they are more stable to sunlight, but admit that they do not yet know why this is the case.
"This new system will also certainly help us better understand the reductive side of artificial photosynthesis – something that may one day help lead to more effective and efficient water splitting," adds Krauss, "Our work is an important step in that direction."
Making ammonia
According to the team, such a clean source of hydrogen could not only find applications in green energy, but also in industry, for example in the Haber process for producing ammonia.
The Rochester team is now looking at other nanoparticle systems to try out. "We are also investigating other less-expensive catalysts and hope to find a way to replace the sacrificial vitamin C molecule with electrons, say from a circuit. Such experiments could be the next step towards a true artificial photosynthesis system, but we are still a far cry from that since we have only performed half of the full reaction," says Krauss.
The work is described in Science.


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So, I now have a couple of friends who are willing to play Rally Round the King. I have converted my Barbarian army to that ruleset and done my Orc army to the same. Let's start with the Orcs.
There are 5 Orc bases at 24 points for a total of 120.
Now for my take on the Barbarian army. YMMV.
Being a dyed-in-the-wool DBA gamer with a penchant for warband armies, the Mighty Armies set up didn't light my fire. So here we go. All bases are AC 2. All but the Archer bases are Frenzy UD, and the Berserkers add Fanatic.
For the general, I used a 4-figure base, figuring he would have more hangers-on, and gave him a Rep 5 for 24 points. Since Mighty Armies has a separate pack of Berserkers, I included a 3-man base at Rep 6 for 30 points.
And two 2-man Rep 4 bases of Archers (Foot Skirmish), 8 points each for 16 points.
This gives you a total of 11(!) bases at 196 points. When the Mammoth is available again from Rebel Minis I'll add it at 6 points (Rep 4), either dropping a base of Archers for a total of 194 points, or if I'm playing a charitable opponent, add him for a total of 204 points. Of course, elephants are just as iffy in Rally Round the King as in DBA, but much easier to hurt, with only AC2. What's left? Only an Archer base, since I used 2 of them with swords held high to fill out a Warrior base (the last base in the top photo of the Warriors.) I could have filled it out with figures from the Berserker pack, but I wanted the Berserker base to be unique in my army. By the by, this is one of the few armies for which you can buy extra Warriors and Berserkers. Oh, and the spellcaster!
I hope this gives players a little hint about how to make your own armies. I'm sure one could go into the historical army and find a use for the chariots, but they are so huge that they would have to be mounted on 40mm x 50mm bases. You don't want 4 of something that enormous falling back! Here's a picture of them. I may at some point get bases for them and go to the historical lists for an army, but they would only be either Rep 5 light chariots (Mounted Missile) at 7 points or Rep 5 (Mounted Melee - Dual Shock) at 12 points. At any rate, here's a photo of them.
Though I've showed them before, here is my other army so far, Amazons straight from the Valkae list.
2 noble bases, ET, one containing the general.
3 Warriors - Frenzy
1 base of Sword Maidens Frenzy Elite and one of Marines Dual.
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The Government of Nigeria and African Risk Capacity (ARC) will work together to address the impact of extreme weather events in Nigeria, such as drought and flood.
ARC Director-General Mohamed Beavogui shares a statement on ARC and the African Union.
"Our annual Conference of Parties is the perfect opportunity for our Member States to come together for common cause – and we are delighted that this year it took place in Mauritania, a country that has consistently shown its commitment to disaster preparedness and to combating climate-related risks" - Mr. Mohamed Béavogui, ARC Director General
ARC and the UN Economic Commission for Africa signed an agreement to increase insurance coverage in Africa against climate risks at the 30th African Union Summit.
In 2017, we celebrated half a decade of tireless work and look forward to continuing to build inclusive and cutting-edge approaches to managing climate risks in the years ahead.
On ARC's 5th year anniversary, we look back on our journey and look forward to the next years of creating better solutions to disaster risk in Africa.


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Dallas, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/09/2014 -- Nick Nemeth, known as the Founding Partner of The Law Office of Nick Nemeth PLLC, which is a highly regarded Dallas Tax Law Firm serving the DFW metroplex, has just published a blog on the home page of his website offering taxpayers reason for optimism. The blog, titled "IRS Tax Controversy: Three Reasons for Optimism" explains that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Attorney Nick Nemeth writes, "They say that the only two inevitable things in life are death and taxes, and while nobody looks forward to dying, it's still quite possibly more popular than dealing with the IRS!
Nobody wants to be stuck in an IRS dispute. That's a given. But the truth is that, no matter how bad your situation may seem, you do have options, and there is reason for optimism. In this blog entry, we're going to highlight three specific reasons for optimism. However, please keep in mind that resolving your IRS dispute requires action on your part – the problem will not go away on its own. Please contact us today to learn more. Now, three reasons for optimism despite your IRS controversy:
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1) The IRS is generally willing to settle for less than you owe. Many taxpayers don't realize that, despite the IRS' brutal collection tactics and their aggressive revenue collection, in many cases they are actually willing to settle tax debt for less than you owe. They won't advertise this fact and they won't make it easy to settle, but with an experienced tax attorney on your team you have a strong chance of reducing your IRS debt."
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The aggregate monarchy of Spain is composed of many distinct provinces, each of which in earlier times formed a separate and independent kingdom; although all are now united by marriage; inheritance, conquest, and other circumstances under one crown, the original distinctions, geographical as well as social, remain almost unaltered. The language, costume, habits, and local character of the natives, vary no less than the climate and productions of the soil. Man, following, as it were, the example of the nature by which he is surrounded, has little in common with the inhabitant of the adjoining district; and these differences are increased and perpetuated by the ancient jealousies and inveterate dislikes, which petty and contiguous states keep up with such tenacious memory. The general comprehensive term "Spain," which is convenient