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New Hampshire primary: Boston Globe backs Jon Huntsman
Struggling Republican presidential contender Jon Huntsman has won the backing of a key newspaper just days ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
The Boston Globe, seen as influential across New England, said Mr Huntsman offered "vision and national unity".
The former Utah governor and China ambassador has polled poorly but hopes to make an impact in Tuesday's primary.
Iowa winner Mitt Romney is the clear favourite to win New Hampshire, where he holds a wide lead in opinion polls.
The surprise runner-up in Iowa, Rick Santorum, has hit the campaign trial in the Granite State with his message of fiscal and social conservatism.
He is reported to have raised more than $1m since his Iowa victory, but is also now coming under intense scrutiny both from voters and from the media.
On Thursday Mr Santorum, who opposes abortion rights and gay marriage, was booed after addressing college students during a discussion on gay marriage, which is legal in New Hampshire.
'Race against time'
Endorsing Mr Huntsman, the Boston Globe described both him and Mr Romney - a former governor of Massachusetts, of which Boston is the state capital - as "presidential".
But while the newspaper said Mr Romney proceeds "cautiously" and "strategically", Mr Huntsman is "bold", the Globe said.
"The priorities he would set for the country, from leading the world in renewable energy to retooling education and immigration policies to help American high-tech industries, are far-sighted.
"He has stood up far more forcefully than Romney against those in his party who reject evolution and the science behind global warming."
It is partly that stance on global warming which has contributed to Mr Huntsman's lack of traction with Republican primary voters, many of whom remain sceptics of the science behind theories of man-made climate change.
An infamous tweet posted last summer, in which Mr Huntsman said he supported the findings of climate scientists - and declared "Call me crazy!" - was seen by analysts to have implicitly criticised many of the conservatives he needed to win over to his campaign.
Since entering the presidential race in June 2011 Mr Huntsman has consistently polled in single digits, despite positive media coverage at the start of his bid.
He reoriented his campaign around New Hampshire in the final months of 2011, skipping the Iowa caucuses and spending the final weeks of the pre-primary season touring the towns and cities of New Hampshire seeking votes.
"We got into this race late, but I'm very, very confident that our message combined with our grassroots, on-the-ground effort is going to pay dividends," he said at a campaign stop in the city of Portsmouth on Thursday.
'Conservative alternative'
Elsewhere on Thursday the other contenders for the Republican nomination turned their fire on Mr Romney in an effort to undermine his lead before Tuesday's primary.
"Our mission here is to show that we're the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney," Mr Santorum said, criticising Mr Romney's on health-care and his rivals New Gingrich and Ron Paul for their policy positions.
But Mr Santorum also became embroiled in a niggly debate with college students on the issue of gay marriage, which ended with the candidate being booed as he left the room.
An increase of media coverage of his candidacy saw the New York Times highlight Mr Santorum's business relationships with key interest groups he worked with during his two terms in the US Senate.
Mr Gingrich said Mr Romney would need a majority among voters in New Hampshire to demonstrate his strength.
Ron Paul and Rick Perry were not in New Hampshire, with Mr Paul arriving in the state on Friday and Mr Perry preferring to campaign in South Carolina, where the next primary will take place.


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Cockroach Control
We found them everywhere. Cockroaches, that is. Cowering in kitchen cabinets, scurrying down the hall, climbing up bedroom walls, and searching through our freshly packed boxes. Gross.
My wife and I had just gathered up our belongings and made the move across town to an updated duplex with more room, fresh paint, and brand new carpet. Little did we know that the place was overrun with a foul insect army! They had been lurking out of sight during our previous visits. However, once we had all of our belongings moved in, the covert-crawlers began to appear in militant droves.
My wife, son, and I slept at a friend's house that night. We stayed there for a whole week actually, frantically looking for a new place to live. Our dreams of living in that neighborhood had vanished and the stress of house hunting had resumed. This small trial was turning out to be largely unpleasant, but God was teaching us. He was reminding us of important things through very unimportant creatures. Here are three lessons from our experience with cockroach control.
- We are not in control like we think. After spending a lot of time researching places to live and going to see them with my family, I felt pretty confident about our decision. I had done the homework. I had checked the boxes and we were going to move to that place. That was the plan. That plan was foiled. It seemed like everything was going wrong, but all things were working according to God's good purpose.We were reminded of James 4:13-14 that says, "Come now, you who say, 'Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit'— yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring." God decided to teach us again that we had very little control of the world. The roaches had tainted our mirage of authority.
- Anxiety in tough situations does not help. Sometimes the knee-jerk reaction to hard situations is to hurry up and worry about them. Panic mode. It is like a switch in our brain gets stuck and our mind can't help but worry. For Christians this anxiety is sinful and develops when we refuse to trust God in any given situation.Additionally, anxiety is patently unhelpful. It is tiring, stressful, and a waste of time. Has worry ever helped you or extended your life? Jesus asked in Matthew 6:27, "And which of you by being anxious can add a single hour to his span of life?" Jesus made sure to question the effectiveness of anxiety among those who were anxious about food and clothing. As I was scrambling to find a different place to live, what I needed most was time and trust. Sadly, I wasted some of my time worrying.
- The Lord can be trusted with everything. Do you remember the story of the disciples being tossed to and fro by the sea while Jesus slept? Mark tells us that they asked Jesus, "Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing?" (Mark 4:38). The disciples were in dire circumstances in the middle of that frightening storm and they were wondering if Jesus still cared.
Sometimes trials can do that. They make us question whether or not Jesus still cares.
Upon being woken from his sleep, Jesus calmed the wind and the waves and asked the disciples where their faith had been. They were sailing with the Maker of everything, yet they still feared. The disciples responded to the recently calmed waters saying, "Who then is this, that even the wind and the sea obey him?" (Mark 4:41) – eventually marveling at his power rather than trembling at their circumstance.
The disciples were not in danger as long as they rode with Jesus. His presence and ability to command the weather meant that they were safe with Him. What about cockroaches? He reigns over them as well. The bugs that creep along the ground are His creation, just as you and I. Our response to the wind and waves in our lives, even the creepy-crawly ones, should be characterized by confidence in the Lord.


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Tendoy is an unincorporated community in Lemhi County, Idaho, United States. It is located at 44°57′34″N 113°38′41″W (44.9593700, -113.6447780) on State Highway 28, at an altitude of 4,842 feet (1,476 m). the city is named for Tendoy, who was a chief of the Lemhi Shoshone.
It is the nearest location to Lemhi Pass over the Bitterroot Range, where the Lewis and Clark Expedition first crossed the Continental Divide in 1805. Lemhi Pass is a National Historic Landmark. Sacagawea, the Shoshoni woman who guided the Lewis and Clark Expedition was born near Tendoy.
The site of Fort Lemhi is 2 miles north of Tendoy.
The place was named for Tendoy, a prominent Lemhi Shoshone chief in the mid-19th century. He was half-Shoshone and half-Bannock


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Healthnotes Newswire (October 9, 2003)-Men and women who take a daily multivitamin have fewer heart attacks than those who do not, according to a new study published in the Journal of Nutrition (2003;133:2650-4).
It has long been known that healthful habits are essential to cardiac health. Regular exercise, not smoking, and eating a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and fiber have all been shown in numerous studies to be effective means for protecting the heart. Several nutrients have been identified as critical components of a heart-healthy diet. These include folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, magnesium, and antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E, and selenium. High intake of folic acid, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12 can reduce levels of homocysteine in the blood, and thereby lower the risk of heart disease. High dietary and supplemental intake of antioxidant nutrients have also been found to be protective in some, but not all, studies. Multivitamin supplements generally contain B-vitamins (including folic acid), vitamin C, and vitamin E, and many also contain trace minerals and other nutrients. Three studies, all conducted in the United States, have examined the effect of multivitamin use on the risk of heart disease; one showed a protective effect but the others did not.
The current study was conducted in Sweden. Participants included 1,296 men and women who had experienced a first heart attack more than one month previously. They were compared with 1,685 men and women who had never experienced a heart attack. All of the participants answered a detailed questionnaire regarding physical activity, diet, smoking, and use of supplements. The use of multivitamin supplements was associated with a significant reduction in risk of nonfatal heart attack. Men taking multivitamin supplements were 22% less likely to experience a nonfatal heart attack than men who did not. In women, the risk reduction was 33%.
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He`s on time for business meetings and is speeding along as his firm`s most- promising assistant portfolio analyst.
Still, Walter -- played by Moonlighting`s Bruce Willis, in his much- anticipated movie debut -- likes to burn the candle at both ends. He dresses funny: plaids on stripes. His hair also looks like he combed it with a towel.
So, to please the boss, Walter is asked to shape up and make a good impression on a straight-laced Japanese businessman (and his wife), whose account is worth millions.
No sweat.
All Walter needs to do is look spiffy and find a nice woman to accompany him to the posh business dinner.
Walter, however, can`t get a date.
But not to worry. His brother Ted (Phil Hartman) has a girl for him!
Sure, sure, scoffs Walter: ``Either she`s a dope addict, a lesbian or keeps a dead cat in the freezer,`` he says, speaking from past experiences.
But Walter has no choice. He makes the call and heads out to meet Ms. Right. What Walter doesn`t realize is that blind date Nadia (Kim Basinger) should not drink alcohol.
``It`s a chemical imbalance,`` coos Nadia after a single glass of bubbly.
Need one say more?
Walter Davis is in for the longest night of his life.
Such is the premise of director Blake Edwards` Blind Date.
Willis is, well, Willis. In the first half of the film, he is the victim of slapstick events that are more frustrating than funny. Then, the cream pie switches hands, with Willis transformed into the snippy, cynical (yet vulnerable) wise-guy ``David Addison`` character from Moonlighting.
The point being: Blind Date is a film that suffers from a chemical imbalance of its own.


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Sickening Refugee Graffiti – Coleraine
On the same morning another lorry load of aid leaves Ballycastle and the Glens for Calais, Greece and beyond to support fellow human beings in plight, those who would join in the fight for humanity had to endure a racist attack on their church premises in Coleraine
Refugees making their way across Europe from Syria, escaping the West's brutal intervention in the internal affairs of another Nation State, are the upwardly mobile, third level educated, young, articulate, intelligent and like anyone in a similar situation, are desperate to survive.
On the other hand, those who placed graffiti on the walls of the Salvation Army centre on the Ballycastle Road, Coleraine, are a lot further down the evolutionary tree. They have a supremacist ideology carved from generations of anti-catholic sectarianism. It is no surprise to see a mural to UDA TEENAGER William Campbell shadowing the latest Racist graffiti along the banks of the Bann. 19 year old Campbell blew himself up while in the process of attempting to kill catholics in the Coleraine area.
The UDA, who sponsored the placing of the disgusting graffiti on the Church property, enjoyed links to like minded far right groups including COMBAT 18, the National Front and more recently, Britain First.
Coleraine has had a chapter of the National Front since the 70's. It has been allowed to grow and flourish among the poorly educated, loyalist communities that senior Unionist politicians court for votes. It is that link that allows much of the hate to be airbrushed and is the chief reason why the Loyalist tail can be seen wagging the Unionist dog.
Moyle Equality Legacy Laid Waste in 120 Days of Supremacy In New Causeway Coast & Glens
The euphoria combined with great expectations of a new brighter future are dead. Murdered by 100 days of unadulterated bigotry and old fashioned supremacy. For the people of the former District of Moyle, a council set up in 1972 to cater for that wild untamed fenian element that lives on the North Antrim Coast stretching largely from the village of Waterfoot through Cushendall, Cushendun, Carey, Armoy Glen and down into Ballycastle, it is the new and invigorated recalibration of the Orange State.
Moyle's birth and very existence was down to the fact that Coleraine, Ballymena, Larne and in particular, Ballymoney's 'old school' Unionist dominated representatives refused to countenance taking such a large base of the Nationalist population. It's political makeup could have tipped the balance of Unionist preeminence in each of the respective old legacy Council areas.
So Moyle, with the smallest population of 17,000, was little over half the size of the second smallest, Ballymoney with 32,000 and one of the largest geographical areas, battled its way from 1972 to March 2015 to provide for its ratepayers. With a low population base and no major industries it survived on a shoestring budget. It was fortunate in its geographical makeup with the Giant's Causeway, the rope bridge, the Glens and of course Rathlin. It battled hard to provide for all.
Now here's the rub;
Moyle relied heavily on funding opportunities and voluntary organisations to make the ratepayers money go further. Officers became experts in obtaining funding of 80% 90% and up to 100% to finance projects that were simply out of their budget. Quay Road playing fields & synthetic turf, Ballycastle, Glenariff Forest Park, Millennium Park Bushmills, new sand based soccer pitch Dundarave, Changing facilities Dundarave, the Cottage Wood in Cushendall etc etc etc. Landscape schemes were applied for and funded at 100% right along the coast etc. The GAA in the area removed a massive burden from ratepayers, providing their own facilities, growing developing and working in close proximity with the Council to promote health and wellbeing.
Before Moyle Council ended, an Equality Impact Assessment concluded that on the basis of Services delivered in the community and sporting sectors, the 'green Bantustan' up beside Scotland had over delivered in the Causeway Ward (Unionist), and under delivered in Ballycastle while the Glens ward (the greenest of them all) needed serious investment and had been neglected. The message in these stats was that Republicans in Moyle had went out of their way to provide leadership and support the Unionist minority in the area.
No flags, emblems and a service delivery mechanism that supported everyone. It allowed everyone to adopt and foster their own identities, to feel equal. Those decisions manifested into strong community relations in the Glens and Ballycastle. It's no accident that sectarianism is almost unheard of. There is no proliferation of flags and public bodies like schools, churches and voluntary groups work together without recourse to the question of one's religion.
In contrast, Ballymoney Council chose to fly its Union Flag 365 days of the year. The community jumped on board following the lead. There is hardly a lamppost in the Town and most of the surrounding villages that flags don't adorn. It's only serious rival in flag proliferation, Coleraine, another legacy council. The two areas are bywords for sectarianism. A fundamental religious leadership applying the lowest common denominator to a population, drawn largely as those same political leadership might see it, from a lower caste.
The problem with the promotion of supremacy and the ideology that sees a young turk with a flute have the ability throw his arms apart and declare, 'We are the People' is its grotesque consequences. It's no accident that the placing of one identity above others allows for the dehumanising of an entire people. The ideology allows those same people to burn 3 children in their beds in Ballymoney. It allows for the kicking to death of a father in Coleraine. It also generates enough hate for a ninteen year old to blow himself up in the pursuit of doing likewise to his catholic neighbour.
It does not end there. Those who make decisions to the detriment of the community over flags are the same people who are entrusted to make decisions for the benefit of the entire community on matters of business, finance, community development, infrastructure and wellbeing.
We have a stark choice as a community. We collectively face down the supremacist ideology espoused by those granted enough power by Stormont to create their own little Orange State on the North Antrim Coast. We also work together to maintain the relations carefully fostered over generations or we pass the area off into some horrible abyss.
Glens Retained In New Domain Name. Legal Threats Thwart Partisan Ambitions!
The Glens will be retained in the domain name of the super council. The new model, stretching from Greysteel near Derry City to Waterfoot in the Glens of Antrim, being brought in under the Review of Public Administration will merge Moyle Limavady, Coleraine and Ballymoney councils.
Independent Councillor Padraig McShane welcomed the move saying it was essential for the development and security of the Causeway Coast and Glens brand. In addition it will make sure the business sector is not disenfranchised in the Glens area.
"I welcome the fact that both the DUP & UUP in Ballymoney and Coleraine have been brought to their senses. The first proposal was both sectarian and partisan. No reasonable argument could be presented to sustain the proposal to drop the Glens".
Councillor McShane had promised to take the matter to the courts with a judicial review being proposed should the transition committee have decided to drop the Glens from the domain name.
"It's ironic that it was Coleraine DUP Councillor George Duddy who proposed the domain name to include the Glens in the title. He had been one of the most vocal proponents of dropping the Glens.
"Those set out to intentionally disenfranchise anyone on the basis of their culture or religion have learned a valuable lesson I feel. A judicial review will go with attempts to do either both now and in the future.
"The domain name should never have been an issue. I would hope the unfortunate episode can now be set to the side and the committee can perform on the basis of equality and need".
'Glens' Domain Name Legal Challenge!
The transitional committee of the Causeway Coast & Glens super council will face a legal challenge if they vote to drop the 'Glens' from the Council's domain name. The warning came from Moyle Independent Councillor Padraig McShane, who went on to describe the proposed move as; "the beginning of a process that would lead to the introduction of 'political and cultural apartheid' in Ballycastle and the Glens".
"It is clear that Unionists in both Coleraine and Ballymoney are keen to rid themselves of the Glens badge in any future Council. But the reason to do so does not contain one logically compelling, deeply informed, or conceptually arresting argument".
"If as Councillor McShane has indicated, the Causeway Coast and Glens transition committee intends to proceed with the omission of the "Glens" from the domain name of the new council, then the consequences will be clearly detrimental to our client. In this instance our client will have no option but to challenge such a decision through the courts."
"For a short time I entertained the misguided hope that political Unionism, both in Coleraine and Ballymoney, might rise above what has distinguished Unionist politics on this island. But it is clear from the latest move that, 'The Green Glens of Antrim', from Glentaise in Ballycastle to Glenariff in Waterfoot, are a shade too green for some Unionists.
"Ballycastle and the Glens are steeped in Gaelic tradition and culture. The fusion of language, music and sports will make up an integral and desirable part of any new political considerations for local government. Councillors in Ballymoney and Coleraine must begin to embrace the area and look upon it as the asset it is."And decision made by the members of the transition committee must be morally sound. If the wish is to disenfranchise an entire area because of its political or religious makeup, then I can confirm that legal repercussions will accompany any and all those decisions both now and in the future.
"The old order and the undiluted power that was accorded to it is being erased from the pages of time. Those Councillors who incubate a desire to return to the 'failed political model' of the past should avail of the opportunity to retire.
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Causeway Coast and Glens Community Support Framework Community Engagement Workshops
In 2015 the four Councils of Coleraine, Limavady, Moyle and Ballymoney will come together to form a new Causeway Coast and Glens Local Authority.
All councils have a responsibility for community services/support which includes capacity building, networking, resourcing the sector and information provision. Currently each council has different service provisions however, all have the same core aspects to their work. Each Council wants to involve community and voluntary groups and other interested individuals in the preparation of the new Framework which will help shape how the new Council will support communities and community groups in the future.You are invited to attend any of the following workshops:
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Tourism/Leisure Complex in Ballycastle Equates to 1% on Rate.
A new Tourism-Leisure facility in Moyle would increase rates by as little as one percent under a new super-council arrangement set to be in place by 2014. But a Councillor Claims rates are set to fall further for the residents of the District as they become part of a new local government structure.
Following months of work Independent Councillor Padraig McShane is to present a case for the development of a Tourism-Leisure facility on the Quay Road, Ballycastle.
The Councillor is set to propose that Moyle prepare a robust case for the development to be put forward to the transition committee for consideration. The transition committee is made up of Councillors from Ballymoney, Coleraine, Limavady and Moyle areas that are set to make up the Causeway Coast and Glens Super-council.
It is believed that talks are already underway as other Councils recognise and have identified the need in Moyle.
Councillor Mc Shane himself a member of the committee said;
"The making of a case for this facility was never going to be easy. The history of Moyle has been one of excessive rates bills and very poor services. To develop a facility of that nature today would increase the rate by fifteen percent in Moyle. To develop it through the new super-council structures will increase the rate by only one percent.
"That fact belies the truth in real terms. Moyle ratepayers will see a substantial drop in their rates as an equilibrium is created throughout the Super Council area."
The Councillor has visited several Leisure facilities and several Council areas to find out what 'Best Practise' models are being used to provide swimming and leisure facilities.
Councillor Mc Shane continued;
"What others take for granted, the people of Moyle are asked to do without. Our job as Councillors is not to make money but to offer services for residents. Moyle must position itself to address a historical legacy that has seen the needs of the local community, the business sector and indeed the tourism sector be ignored because of its geographical isolation and low population base.
"The needs analysis has already been completed alongside a robust business case performed by one of Europe's leading Leisure consultancies. It evidences the requirement for this facility in Moyle. The multi-million pound investment is a must for the sustainability of the North East corner of the new Super-council.


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When stories such as the recent discovery of a planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, now called Proxima b, is announced, I immediately start clicking away.
For those who aren't as geeky as I am, the reason this is big news is that Proxima Centauri is the closest star to the Sun, at only a little over 4 light years away. With chemical rockets, such as are popular in public acknowledged space programs, it would take a probe about 25,000 years to get there. Makes you wanna jump in the family wagon and head out, don't it?
It's often difficult for most folks to imagine just how incredibly vast the Universe is. The fastest moving craft ever publicly announced is the New Horizons probe that recently made headlines as it barreled headlong past Pluto on its way to oblivion. That little sucker took nine years just to get to the edge of the solar system. Proxima b is a few trillion miles beyond that. You'd have to run back and forth from the Earth to the Sun 270,000 times to equal a one-way trip to Proxima Centauri.
Don't make your holiday plans just yet.
Proxima Centauri is a rather...um, alien star. It is a little bit bigger than Jupiter, is a deep red color, and is part of a 3-star system called alpha-Centauri. The other two stars are a bit more like our Sun. The new planet orbits closer to Proxima than Mercury does to the Sun, yet the cooler temperature of that star puts the planet in a relatively comfortable position.
Just to be clear, since you would never know this from reading the mainstream "science" reporting, is that the planet has not been seen directly, so any talk of being "Earth-like" or rocky is complete conjecture. All we really know is that the star wobbles a bit, implying a planet about a third bigger than the Earth is pulling on the star as it orbits...assuming the planet is roughly the same density as Earth.
In other words, everything we think we know about this planet is inferred from secondary evidence. That is to say, we heard what sounded like a gun shot several blocks away and assumed that a robbery was in progress at the local Stop-n-Gobble because the sound came from that direction. That's in effect all we know at this time.
What all of this is getting to, in my characteristic round-about way, is that no matter how many amazing discoveries they crow at us in the media, in reality we know next to nothing as fact. Most of it is piles of calculations based on inferences and conjectures. Even if we wanted to verify the facts with our current technology (at least publicly admitted), it would take two or three times the history of civilization to get there and look around, and four and a half years to report the data by radio waves.
Ultimately, for all the reported "discoveries," we really know little more than we did 100 years ago. Based on gravitational theory and some observed light curves from a distant object, "scientists" have announced a new exoplanet. Frankly, that kind of evidence wouldn't hold up in court. It is generally labelled hear-say and circumstantial.
This leads us to two possible conclusions: (1) some "scientists" are looking to pad their grant portfolio by announcing a newly "discovered" planet, aided and abetted by know-nothing "science" media; or (2) this information is coming from first-hand data using a technology that is completely off the books, and the information is being "seeded" into our culture as a way to slowly reveal the tech.
The arguments for the first conclusion are well established. We are well aware of how the media are nothing more than press-release editors and do precious little questioning of official pronouncements. The unquestioning reporting of black holes, gravity waves and other fantasies shows this quite well.
On the other side, folks like Richard Dolan and Joseph Farrell have made strong arguments for hidden technologies and break-away civilizations living at a level of knowledge, and thus culture, far above the rest of us. Certainly, being able to get to Proxima Centauri in a matter of hours or days would help quite a bit, and add quite a bit of credence to the always-anonymous "scientists'" pronouncements.
In either case, we are staring at a massive, steaming pile of horse puckies. One way of the other, a bunch of folks are hiding either a great deal of ignorance, or a great deal of information. It's difficult to say which is worse, since both involve a massive deception, although I suppose hiding real information is slightly worse than making it up, since it implies that someone knows more than the rest of us and can make better decisions based on it.
At any rate, just some thoughts on this fine Augustian Friday in the Year of Our Deception 2016.
And by the way, what ever happened to those mysterious lights on Ceres? For some reason, the "science" media went completely dead on the subject, just as the Dawn probe reached optimum mapping orbit. According to the NASA website, we seem to know an awful lot about what's inside the "dwarf" planet, but golly-gee-whiz, we just can't figure out what's sitting on the surface.
And the pile gets deeper.
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The State appealed a superior court order granting news reporter Nicholas Reid's (Reid) motion to quash the State's subpoena compelling him to testify against defendant Carl Gibson. Republican candidate Yvonne Dean-Bailey (Dean-Bailey) was running in a May 19, 2015 special election for State Representative from Rockingham County District 32. On May 14, 2015, the defendant, a volunteer for the opposing Democratic Party candidate, allegedly issued a false press release stating that Dean-Bailey was dropping out of the race. Reid, who was covering the special election as a reporter for the Concord Monitor, received the e-mail with the attached press release and became suspicious because of the form and content of the e-mail and attached file. He contacted a representative of the New Hampshire Republican Party who was unaware of Dean-Bailey withdrawing from the race. Reid then wrote a short article for the May 15, 2015 issue of the newspaper titled "Email claiming Dean-Bailey is conceding called a hoax." Reid reviewed the metadata of the press release which lead to him finding a way to contact Gibson. Based upon that conversation and his conversations with other sources, Reid wrote a second article published in the Concord Monitor on May 16 under the headline, "Man who sent hoax email from GOP candidate had 'too many beers' before 'prank.'" Defendant was ultimately charged with "False Documents, Names or Endorsements," attempted voter suppression, and voter suppression. Reid was served with a subpoena requiring him "to testify what [he] know[s] relating to a criminal matter to be heard and tried between the State . . . and Carl Gibson." Reid moved to quash the subpoena on the ground that it violated his "newsgathering privilege" under Part I, Article 22 of the New Hampshire Constitution and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. On appeal, the State argued that the trial court erred "by expanding the scope of the news-gathering privilege to include non-confidential sources." Although Reid based his motion to quash upon the ground that it violated his newsgathering privilege under the State and Federal Constitutions, the trial court based its decision solely upon the State Constitution. The New Hampshire Supreme Court held the trial court's determination was erroneous, and remanded for the trial court to consider, in the first instance, Reid's federal constitutional claim.


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At this point, I think we all can agree that zombies do exist. No? Then why are they such a staple of our entertainment lives? Books. TV. Movies.
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You ever have one of those songs that just moves you? You don't exactly know what it is about the song, but something just makes it feel right and beautiful and worth listening to over and over and over again. "Advanced Falconry" is definitely one of those songs. Written by Mutual Benefit (AKA Jordan Lee), this is the first taste from his debut LP, Love's Crushing Diamond. The song starts at a crawl, delicately placing violins here and there like the first embers of a warm fire. Soon the violin is joined by quiet handclaps, a mellow electric guitar and a soft banjo. And to top it off, Lee sings a soulful folk melody over it all, his sweet voice romanticizing over the instruments. It's the kind of song, that bubbles up emotions without ever featuring a gut-wrenching blues wail, a soulful guitar solo or a hooky chorus. "Advanced Falconry" is beautiful just being lush little self. Check it out below and listen to some of Mutual Benefit's earlier stuff here.
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Seminar on Qualitative Theory of Differential Equations
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Finite time blow-up for the $\alpha$-patch model
The global regularity vs finite time blow-up question remains open for many
fundamental equations of fluid dynamics. In two dimensions, the solutions
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Tommy Ramone, a founding member of the American punk band The Ramones, died in New York at the age of 65. He was being treated for bile duct cancer.
The Hungary-born Ramone started The Ramones with three New York school friends in 1974.
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In recent years cryo-EM has become a driving tool in obtaining high-resolution structures of proteins, reaching 2 Å resolution. In contrast to crystallography, only small amounts of sample are needed and the sample is visualized in its native, soluble state. Cryo-EM has also become extremely successful for membrane proteins, many of which are drug targets. Cryo-EM not only allows solving of proteins structures, but also the visualization of bound small molecules in order to validate drug leads for rational drug design.
This year we are commissioning the VIB-VUB Biological Electron Cryogenic Microscopy center (BCEM) located in Brussels (www.cryo-em.be). BECM is a user oriented facility, open to academic and industrial partners from across Europe. The facility will be equipped with the top notch new generation 300 kV JEOL cryoARM300 electron microscope equipped with in-column omega filter, hole-free phase plate and K3 direct electron detector. Furthermore, two 120 kV screening microscopes will be available for fast sample screening and optimization.
The facility will specialize in single particle cryo-EM to solve high-resolution structures of protein complexes and in cryo-tomography. Dedicated staff at BECM will assist with data collection and sample preparation. For industrial partners different modes of accessing BECM services are available from simple pay-for-service data collection to execution of a complete project starting with project design to solving high-resolution structures of the protein of interest.


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Job: Director, Photographic History Research Centre
Faculty: Arts, Design and Humanities
School/department: School of Humanities
Research group(s): Photographic History Research Centre (PHRC)
Address: De Montfort University, The Gateway, Leicester, LE1 9BH
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Social Media: photographichistory.wordpress.com
Dr Kelley Wilder is a photographic historian, with interests in the cultures of science and knowledge generated by photography and photographic practice. In her work Kelley considers the photographic practices of Nineteenth century scientists and artists like William Henry Fox Talbot, Sir John Herschel, Henri Becquerel and others. New projects include work on Photographic catalogues and archives, and Nineteenth and Twentieth century material cultures of photographic industry and image making.
Photographic History Research Centre (PHRC)
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D.Phil., Oxford University 2003
MA - History of Photography, Images and Practice
MA - Photography and Industry
BA - co teaching Visualising the Modern World
Photo Archives V: The Paradigm of Objectivity (Getty Research Institute/Huntington Library/ KHI)
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The Nature of Kodak Research, PhD funded to run 2012 – 2015.
Practising Photography in the Sciences, PhD funded to run 2012 – 2015.
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A couple of days back we detailed about Sabyasachi Satpathy getting disposed of from the show, however, looks as though the data wasn't right.
Sabyasachi will continue engaging us with his non-questionable nature and cooking aptitudes. It's some other hopeful who might say farewell to the house.
Indeed, Sabyasachi is protected and it's Dhinchak Pooja who might go out today.
She continued singing melodies inside the house, yet never crossed her breaking points as far as associations or discussions. Now and again, she gave us great chuckling rides as well, yet unfortunately, she is EVICTED.
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Walter Netsch: The Art
Architect Walter Netsch designed and built his famously fantastic and unusual Chicago home and filled it with unique objects and artwork that inspired him. Besides his own paintings, drawings and sculptures, he surrounded himself with work from his favorite contemporary artists including Richard Hunt, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Robert Indiana and Kenneth Noland. Walter and his wife, Dawn Clark Netsch, often used the phrase 'living with art' and when you entered their extraordinary home you very much experienced their art collection and Walter's art and design sensibilities.1
In 2013, The Walter and Dawn Clark Netsch estate gifted to UIC of about 130 pieces of Walter's personal artworks, a collection mostly consisting of watercolors he made of geometric shapes based on Field Theory, also including natural landscapes and industrial scenes as well as some sculptures. We are honored to have the opportunity to exhibit, preserve and interpret the pieces from this art collection, and I am thrilled to be the custodian of the Walter Netsch Art Collection as part of the UIC Campus Art Collection.2
Walter Netsch, Princess My Memory, 1987, watercolor.
The Gallery 400 exhibition, The Netsch Campus: Materializing the Public at UIC, will be the first time these watercolors are displayed for the public since Walter Netsch's solo exhibition at Chicago's Zolla/Lieberman Gallery in the mid-1980s. I'm pleased that this upcoming exhibit can be a new opportunity to interpret and illuminate Walter Netsch's vision for the UIC campus, but I'm also excited that people will get to see how beautiful these paintings are!
The collection includes works Walter Netsch created throughout his career beginning in the 1940s and continuing all the way through the late 1980s. Much of Walter Netsch's architecture and artwork are representations of Field Theory, the architectural concept that UIC's campus is based on. On display at Gallery 400 this month will be two pieces from a series he did in the 1960s called Platonic Squares, and two pieces from the series Les Personnages from the mid-1980s.
Walter Netsch, Untitled (Platonic Squares), 1964, watercolor, courtesy Campus Art Collection, University of Illinois at Chicago.
Field Theory was Walter Netsch's signature style, which consists of rotating geometric shapes to create new complex compositions. Many of his elegant compositions, in bright transparent colors, resemble strains of DNA, contorted to sometimes look like figures while others resemble aerial views of his buildings.
When Walter Netsch retired from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, he rented a house in Ménerbes, France for a few months and began the watercolor series Les Personnages. On some of the pieces in this series he wrote 'Ménerbes' near the signature and they are largely untitled except for the series name, date and signature. Dawn Clark Netsch had a special affection for this series, saying, the village of Menerbes "accounts for the French character of the collection of paintings."3 The series, Les Personnages, can be, and has been, described as personifications of Field Theory.
Walter Netsch,
The Church at the Corner, 1942, watercolor.
The Walter Netsch Art Collection represents Walter Netsch's aesthetic and demonstrates his affection for elegant geometric shapes, objects and architectural concepts. This collection shows Netsch's fearlessness in embracing complexity and is an ideal springboard to engage students across the campus, and the public, to think about creative new ways of seeing the world, and encouraging visual literacy as they explore UIC's unique built environment.


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Upper Bound for Two-Sided Barrier Problemby Arnold L. Sweet,
Serial Information: Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1969, Vol. 95, Issue 6, Pg. 1369-1378
Document Type: Journal Paper
An upper bound is derived for the probability that a random process
Subject Headings: Curvature | Joints | Integrals | Computing in civil engineering | Symmetry | Stationary processes | Transient response
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