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You probably don't need the following statistical breakdown to know the answer to the above question. I'll try to keep the anointing oil on the shelf but we haven't had a Leaf rookie step into the lineup and make this type of immediate impact since Felix Potvin. Just as the post-lockout plight of terrible goaltending looked to be continuing to haunt the Leafs, the new year brought new hope; Optimus Reim rolled out, and Leafs Nation has been walking in a Reimer wonderland ever since.
Last night IÂ decided to play with some numbers and simple math in an attempt to measure the team effect of Reimer's great play:
- Firstly, it's important to note that shots per sixty have actually increased with Reimer in net. In 45 games of Gustavsson and/or Giguere in net, the Leafs allowed 1393 shots against in 2,856 minutes for an average of 29.3 shots per 60 minutes. Reimer has faced 888 shots over 1612 minutes for an average 33 shots per 60 minutes.
- The Leafs have scored 86 goals with Reimer in net (I went boxscore by boxscore to account for part games). Their average goals for per 60 with Reimer is 3.2, an average which would stack up fifth in the league if the the Reimer-backed Leafs could play at the same rate over the full season to date. The Leafs currently stand 25th in the category. If you made the hypothetical extrapolation of goals for with Reimer in net over the full 74 games (pretending there wouldn't be some regression or that he didn't need breaks), the Leafs would have scored 219 goals – 28 more goals than the 191 they have actually scored.
- The Leafs have been scored on 67 times with Reimer in net over his 1612 minutes for a GAA of 2.49 per 60. The Leafs would be tied for eight in the league in GA/G if they played at this average throughout the full season to date. To make the same extrapolation as above with GF for goals against, the Leafs would have allowed only 184 goals in 74 games, 31 goals less than the 225 they actually have let in.
- His bounce back ability has helped the Leafs avoid prolonged slumps and dips in confidence. We've seen it after his weaker performances of the season against Pittsburgh (Feb. 26), Chicago and Tampa Bay. Just as the losses to Chicago, Philly and NYI (OT) saw his SV% dip below .920 to .918 he has recovered with very solid outings against Carolina, Boston and Minnesota and is now back up to .925.
The goals against improvement is not news to anybody. A netminder providing top five goaltending will always greatly help reduce your goals against, although it's fun to quantify just how drastically improved the Leafs are in the category since Reimer's takeover. The most interesting revelation is a similarly drastic improvement in the Leafs offence avec Reimer. An offence that currently sits 24th in the league in goals for per game at 2.58 has been playing at a 3.2 goals for per 60 rate with Reimer in net. You could argue the departure of Versteeg and arrival of Lupul has created a better balance and chemistry among the forward ranks and to a certain degree you would be right in my estimation. To me, It more speaks to the positive team effect of good goaltending. From the defence to the forwards, the confidence in the man between the pipes that not every turnover or gamble will end up in the back of the net greatly changes player mentality on the ice, particularly for a young squad like the Leafs. Reimer just breathes it with his composure, winning smile and blase demeanor that belies his NHL experience. Ron Wilson has been quoted as saying he's never seen Reimer score a goal yet or lead a two-on-one rush, but he appears to be providing the confidence to create more of those situations.

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I wonder if anyone can advise.
My father found this on the beach at Whitby recently. The local museum couldn't assist in identification. It looks like bone (of a fish?), but what of?
Many thanks
You are quite correct in your identification and that is perhaps as close as you are going to get with any certainty. It is the central upper jaw of a fish, the craters would have held teeth and the long spike that you are holding would have run along the top of the inside of the mouth. There are a lot of Cod, and Ling landed in Whitby and I suspect that this is from a Cod, but this is not certain.


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Apartments could replace some Buena Vista mobile homes
Original post made on May 19, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Sunday, May 19, 2013, 11:21 AM
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a resident of Barron Park
on May 19, 2013 at 12:08 pm
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a resident of Green Acres
on May 19, 2013 at 1:04 pm
I appreciate the work that PAHC does, but I really wish there were a way of preserving the REAL affordable housing of the current residents, who are paying market rates for their existing housing, without having to apply for and be in a government program that carries all kinds of baggage. Different baggage than elsewhere, please don't jump on me about that, but still baggage.
Why can't some of the Maybell property be swapped? Let the developer build market rate homes within the existing zoning on Maybell (and make a lot of money) and PAHC put a senior development next to the other, there will still be room for the market-rate apartments.
The Maybell property won't be swapped because the financing scheme is Jessica de Wit's territory -- PAHC has come up with a new scheme where they buy up a property they can't afford, rezone it all PC, segment off part of it to sell for market-rate housing but included under the PC zoning and totally out of character with the neighborhood, with no setback or height restrictions, and use the profit to build a high-density project nearby. This appears to be more doable in the heart of a residential neighborhood, 1/3mile from El Camino, than on El Camino because of the premium the scrunched together PC zoned houses get for being in the middle of a better neighborhood.
People on the north side of town, watch out. If Maybell gets rezoned and this new financing scheme works, you're next. The PC-zone market rate houses will fetch even more in your neighborhoods.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 19, 2013 at 6:51 pm
If it makes sense to build a certain type of housing, fine. I think it's wild to build for a specific set of people, specifically! Why should one particular group of people be entitled to receive brand-new homes (apartments, whatever)?
If the city and our developers wish to develop a range of properties aimed at a certain audience, it should be up to them to decide to do that. It has nothing to do with pressuring the school district!
I also think it is up to the property owner to do what s/he wants to, within the legal limits of the property's use, not what others try to dictate. This person (or company) invested in the property in the first place with the eye to a profit, presumably, at some time. Places change, and some of us can now afford to buy into or rent in places where we couldn't afford to previously. No one is "guaranteed" to live a particular place.
I read there is a generous offer to buy out the mobile home owners (for their homes) even though the mobile homes are not up to code, are old, likely can't even be moved - basically, they have not been maintained! I think they should be thankful for this offer.
The entire SF Bay Area is costly.
a resident of East Palo Alto
on May 19, 2013 at 7:58 pm
Ah, the old "why are they entitled?" whine. Some folks are entitled to affordable housing because IT IS THE LAW.
a resident of Charleston Gardens
on May 19, 2013 at 9:47 pm
Why can't these displaced residents move to affordable housing in East Palo Alto? The children can still stay in the Palo Alto School District through the Tinsley program.
a resident of Palo Verde
on May 20, 2013 at 8:50 am
And some folks are entitled to tax loop-holes because IT IS THE LAW.
a resident of Evergreen Park
on May 20, 2013 at 10:54 am
There is a greater law we should all be following, the law of kindness, love, sharing, caring and trying our best to alleviate suffering of others, especially children's and seniors. They are not trying to get a new luxurious apartments, they are just looking for a safe place to raise their kids and be able to provide them with good education. Let us make a pledge that all of the residents of Palo Alto will do their best to save homes and schools for these families by opening our hearts and valets. Let us have a city wide fundraiser for this purpose? I will be more than happy to help organize one.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 11:39 am
this new proposal sounds like it might have legs. and i am for keeping buena vista kids in palo alto not just in the school district but in the neighborhood... but my bigger concern for palo alto and the mid peninsula in general is the seemingly continuous permit approval for multi-family housing units without the needed simultaneous upgrade in infrastructural support i.e. roads, parking, increased services coverage by government, and of course schools...palo alto isn't even capable of serving existing residents, why do they keep entertaining bigger and bigger developments of condos, townhouses & apartments?
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 20, 2013 at 11:47 am
@Jack: Tinsley kids are only accepted in kindergarten. If a Tinsley child moves away, their spot is not replaced and they cannot return to the Tinsley program if they move back to EPA after leaving. Plus, Tinsley students need to be "minorities". So a poor Caucasian cannot be a Tinsley student.
Low income housing is the perfect choice for the owner to be politically correct. However, for Palo Alto, this would hurt the middle class - those who would like to move to Palo Alto yet cannot afford a house, but are not low income either. How about moderate-income housing?
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 12:07 pm
re. proposal that Buena Vista residents mitigate PAUSD issue by renting in EPA while continuing in PAUSD via Tinsley Program: it's not that simple. Tinsley is a lottery so no guarantees. Even once admitted, no guarantee which district or school one attends. Bus ride is at least an hour each way. The student no longer lives where s/he attends school. The family as a whole is changing communities. Many layers to what is under consideration here.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 1:05 pm
It's zoned rm15 and people are complaining about bumping that number to rm40. Now we are talking about rm60 or more. What is next a high rise in our backyard??
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 1:55 pm
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a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 1:59 pm
Move the residents to East Palo Alto, where there is a lot of room and affordable apartments. Bus the kids from EPA to PA school system. Probably half the "kids going to Palo Alto schools" live somewhere else and use the trailer park address to get a free education paid for by Palo Alto taxpayers. ESL (English as a Second Language) teaching is expensive. And the schools never check whether the kids are living in PA anyway, like the 3 RV's parked on El Camino near Maybell, with kids going to PA schools.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 2:06 pm
@Samina [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] Is fine for him to talk about Buena Vista because he does not live anywhere near the broken down trailer park, but we do, and want it GONE, and with its residents gone too.
Palo Alto needs good apartments for the employees of Facebook and Google and other that are hiring many new employees and would like to live close to work. THEY PAY TAXES and don't use social services- we want them living next to us. Period
Another example of politially correct people being phenomenally generous with other people's money.
a resident of East Palo Alto
on May 20, 2013 at 2:13 pm
Hey, keep your own problem residents in your town & find viable solutions instead of offloading them here, please. We have enough people here who can't fend for themselves - we don't need more. We need people here who are strong-willed, hard-working and INFORMED & who're willing to become engaged in the very real civics issues we're dealing with. We're not your dumping ground for poor people - you all have your own towns in your county that offers that.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 20, 2013 at 2:15 pm
The city is again meddling (as always) and trying to force Prometheus to build low income apartments for the Trailer Park living across the street. How about swapping the seniors that the city is trying to build apartments for at the Maybell Senior Housing Project site and moving the trailer park people over there. That way Palo Alto residents would not have to be concerned about seniors driving near schools.
a resident of Ventura
on May 20, 2013 at 2:18 pm
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a resident of another community
on May 20, 2013 at 7:24 pm
I'm somehow not surprised at the vaguely racist, and most certainly classist, responses to this sort of issue, with people suggesting they move all the trailer park residents to East Palo Alto.
a resident of Meadow Park
on May 20, 2013 at 7:28 pm
so there will be a rush on buying a spot at the park so you would automatically get an apartment! Sounds like a good deal. Sign me up.
a resident of Community Center
on May 20, 2013 at 8:24 pm
Only offering in PA school district! Now go bullying something else.
a resident of Barron Park
on May 21, 2013 at 12:17 am
PLEASE BUILDER- Developer ( Promotheus??) continue with your plans. Do not include a segregated building for low income people.
If you want to include BMR apt. that is great. But the "PA housing" groups builds shoddy apartments, do not let them take over part of this land.
Please hold out for your rights to purchase and develop this "expensive" property.
Most of Barron Park will be so happy to get a nice development in our area.
We need to organize the people who want the improvements, any ideas on a way to organize?
a resident of Barron Park
on May 21, 2013 at 6:45 am
@ barron park parent
the barron park association may be putting out a survey in hopes to reach all or most of barron park residents about this topic. There's a BPA meeting tonight at the barron park school 7:15p room 2 if youre intersted in going to express your opinion. i think you may not be alone on this. they are also going to talk about the maybell proposal too so it might be a bumpy night.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 21, 2013 at 6:11 pm
What ever you do Prometheus group, don't let PAHC be the developer or property management company for affordable housing at BV. PAHC will find a way to deny those very same BV residents who apply for the housing based on some subjective and vague property management policy/rule. PAHC is not a good property management company,just ask current tenants. Even if the BV residents are accepted into the new affordable apartment complex, they will regret being involved with PAHC as PAHC has too many subjective requirements (disguised as House Rules) that they enforce on their tenants. The residents are essentially stuck because the apartments are affordable financially. The residents have no other place to go in Palo Alto, because PAHC owns most of the affordable housing units. The BV residents would be selling their souls to the devil if PAHC becomes their landlord. It is most likely that this is not a good fit for the BV residents as those residents are used to being their own landlords so to speak. The Jissers were merely collecting monthly rent for the space. With PAHC as their landlord, the BV residents would feel constrained with such a landlord/property manager, and who is to say that some of those very BV residents would not eventually be evicted with PAHC as their property manager, as PAHC has very strict lease and house rules to the point that residents feel constructively evicted with each day with all the intrusions and rules imposed by PAHC. Just saying....
a resident of Barron Park
on May 21, 2013 at 7:39 pm
I suspect any discussion involving PAHC and Prometheus is pretty one sided. A small group of vocal pro-Buena Vista supporters put forward this proposal, but Prometheus has already promised a handful of units in their development for BMR housing.
PAHC's Oak Manor Apartments next to Buena Vista is 33 units on a little over 1 acre of land and 2 stories tall. This proposal would double the number of units on basically the same sized parcel. By comparison, Oak Court Apartments on Ramona is 53 units on about 1.25 acres, but the complex is 3 stories tall. So, 65 units on 1 acre is 4 stories tall?
Pushing such a massive concentration of low income housing in two adjacent parcels in Barron Park may be easier to sell to Prometheus than the surrounding neighborhood. Which is, to put it politely, not going to happen.
a resident of Mountain View
on May 21, 2013 at 8:44 pm
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The Russellville Junior High East and West volleyball teams were in action at home Monday, with both ninth-grade teams recording sweeps of Vilonia and Greenbrier.
The Russellville-East ninth-grade team defeated Vilonia 25-23, 25-23. Courtney Coulter had eight points in the first game, while Brittany Stancil added five.
In game two, Stephanie Williams finished with seven points for Russellville, and Coulter added three points, one ace, one kill and two blocks. Allison Sotomayor added one kill.
The Russellville-West ninth-grade team downed Greenbrier 25-20, 25-14. Mindy Cooper had five points with three aces in game one. Desiree Shay added four points, and Kristen Pointer finished with two kills.
In game two, Cooper and Shay had four points each.
The Russellville-East eighth graders were swept by the visitors 25-22, 25-23. Taylor Eshnaur had three points with one ace in the first game. Teryn Laseter had three points, and Kelsey White added two.
In the second game, White had five points, while Laura Brown and Megan Peevy added three each.
The Russellville-West eighth graders swept Greenbrier 25-23, 25-18. Taylor Magness had five points with three aces in game one. Shelby Sutterfield added four points.
In game two, Katherine Riggs had five points with one ace.
Also Monday, the RJHS East and West eighth- and ninth-grade "B" teams faced off, with the East winning both matches.
The East eighth-grade "B" team defeated their West counterparts 25-22, 21-25, 15-10. In the first game, Brittany Crosby and Colinda Oertling had three points for the East. For the West, Sutterfield had two aces, and Emily Seader added two points.
Crosby finished with two points and one ace for the East in game two, while Sutterfield had five points for the West.
In game three, Crosby had two aces, and Allison Ridenhour chipped in four points for the East.
The ninth-grade "B" match also went three games, with the East winning 25-13, 21-25, 15-4.
Allison Rasmusson had seven points for the East in the first game, while Emily Reames added four points and one ace. Shay had five points for the West.
Rasmusson had three points in game two. For the West, Shay finished with five points and two aces, and Amy Campbell had two points and two aces.
In game three, Rachel Liechty had five points and one ace for the East, while Brittney McKown added three points.
Up next for the East and West volleyball teams is the Central Arkansas Jr. High Conference tournament, which is scheduled for Wednesday in Greenbrier.
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I've purchased a used 2003 R1100s Randy Mamola Replika with 15,800 miles. Overall condition very good. Only things I've seen that give me pause are:
1. Side body cover with areas of heat damage at the points closest to the cylinder head. Is this the burning rubber smell? Although I made some rides before replacing the muffler and did not experience this odor.
2. I just replaced the stock dual muffler with a Laser slip on that was apparently taken off a 2004 when it was still new because the original owner wanted a different exhaust. So Laser muffler has been sitting at a BMW motorcycle dealership since 2003.
My first ride after replacing mufflers when I pull in to the garage I smell a 'burning rubber' like odor. Doesnt seem to have any obvious areas of contact. The smell is definitly coming out of the muffler as thats where the odor is strongest 20 minutes after letting the bike cool. Engine case and cylinder surface temps checked with laser temp guage shows anywhere from 170-210 degrees F. I mention that because I dont know what is normal so any thoughts would be appreciated.
So here are my questions:
1. Why the rubber-like smell?
2. Should I expect areas of heat damage on the plastic bodywork close to the engine? If not any thoughts to what is causing it?
see pic of which area I am talking about that seems to be gettign heat damage.
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The words "flat-out huge" come to mind when I try to describe Samsung's HPN6339. This massive panel claims the title of the world's largest plasma TV - at least until the Korean electronics giant begins selling its 70-inch model, announced last spring. Despite the bragging rights that come with owning this TV, not many folks will want to shell out the 22 grand it costs to make this set a part of their lives. Naturally, your buck will go a lot further with rear-projection or front-projection technology, but that's hardly the point. The most important thing to remember is that you can hang the HPN6339 on the wall.
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Crowd supports Kings in win over Jazz
After a prolonged absence, Sacramento Kings fans did a long version of The Wave on Saturday night at Sleep Train Arena.
The Wave was embraced by Kings fans, but the question that lingers is will fans be sadly waving goodbye to the Kings after this season and moaning about their departure to Seattle?
Isaiah Thomas scored 25 points and Marcus Thornton had 24 for the Kings, who played one of their better games in a mostly dreadful season, defeating the Utah Jazz 120-109.
It was a boisterous crowd of 16,193 that was chanting "Sacramento!" just before tipoff in support of the Kings, who could be sold and move to Seattle next season. The great fan support culminated late in the fourth quarter with The Wave taking more of the center stage than the game. Several Kings players were even doing it on the bench in the fourth quarter, including center DeMarcus Cousins.
"Their energy was crazy, nonstop," Cousins said. "I never had a chance to do The Wave so I made sure I included myself in that and it was an incredible experience. Yeah, I got a little fatigued at the end. I didn't expect it to last that long."
Sacramento led throughout most of the game and played an aggressive, up-tempo style that had the crowd loudly cheering throughout and displaying signs of support. There were more children at the game than normal, thanks to a grassroots campaign that raised more than $9,000 for kids to attend.
"I think it (the fans) got us the win," said Thomas, who made 10 of 16 shots, including two 3-pointers. "They brought us energy and you guys saw it from the jump. We were energized and we looked like a totally different team, especially on the offensive end. We were sharing the ball, we were smiling, everything. It was a good thing."
There weren't a lot of good things happening for Utah. The Jazz had both Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson, their top two scorers, in foul trouble. The Jazz committed 18 turnovers and never seemed able to match the Kings' considerable energy.
"The fans gave them some energy. I saw that from the beginning of the game," Utah coach Tyrone Corbin said. "I played here for a couple of years and the fans were super, supporting the team and being excited about Kings basketball. They still seem to be. They don't want to lose the team."
Alec Burks had a career-high 24 points and Jefferson scored 16, but also had four fouls and played just over 19 minutes. Enes Kantor had 15 points and DeMare Carroll had 14 for the Jazz, who dropped their second straight game. Millsap had five fouls and finished with six points and eight rebounds.
"It was a tough situation for Al and me when we are both trying to win a basketball game," Millsap said. "It happens. We just dropped two in a row. These last two games this week are important for us going into the (All-Star) break."
Jason Thompson had 21 points for the Kings, who snapped a four-game losing streak and had lost eight of nine games, most of them on a recent dismal road trip. Cousins had 13 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, and Tyreke Evans added 12 points and six assists.
Although not as effective scoring as usual, Cousins had a solid overall game and avoided any controversy. He was ejected before halftime Monday in Utah and also was booted in a game earlier this season against the Jazz.
Leading by 13 points entering the fourth quarter, the Kings quickly build the margin to 19 points when Thornton converted on a three-point play with 7:16 remaining.
"We've had a full arena before and these players feed of it," Kings coach Keith Smart said. "It helps to see these fans here that have really gotten behind this basketball team. I shared that with the players before the game that our focus was to go out there and put on a show."
The game was billed as "Here We Buy" and reflected a fan-based effort to support the Kings, who have experienced sagging attendance amid rumors of the team moving and another lackluster losing season. Earlier this week, NBA Commissioner David Stern said the Seattle ownership group, led by Chris Hansen and Steve Ballmer, formally filed for relocation with the league. The group reached an agreement to purchase 65 percent of the Kings from the Maloof family.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson was one of the early arrivals and was shaking hands with fans 40 minutes before game time. Johnson, a former NBA star who grew up in Sacramento, is attempting to put together an owner group and prevent the Kings from moving.
Johnson has declined to name his wealthy investors, but billionaire Ron Burkle and 24 Hour Fitness founder Mark Mastrov are in serious talks over partnering on a bid. Johnson has also helped initiate discussions regarding a new downtown arena.
"It was loud. I've never played here in Sacramento and heard a crowd that loud," Utah veteran guard Earl Watson said. "It was loud and their team fed off that."
Notes: Watson was back on the court after missing the previous three games with a lower right leg injury. … Kings rookie forward Thomas Robinson was called for a technical in the second quarter following some physical play against Millsap. … Jefferson scored 14 first-half points, but Utah's leading rebounder had just one rebound and finished with three. … Millsap picked up his fifth foul early in the third quarter while defending against Cousins.


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I don't make New Year's resolutions, but one of my projects for 2013 was to start mailing postcards to my sisters from all the places I visit. I am the oldest of four sisters, two of them under 13. I know that they miss me, and I miss them a lot too.
We haven't had very much contact this past year, and they've recently been going through some tough family challenges. I wanted to reach out to them again. The two older ones have already had their fair share of rough waters, and it sucks to see the little ones still going through bumpy times.
My hope is that these postcards will be something they can collect, and that will help them feel connected to me even though I'm far away. Although they're not old enough to visit me on their own, I hope that I can inspire them to someday take journeys of their own and travel on their own terms.
There's so much more to the world than what they have seen, and I wish for them many adventures. When I was growing up, I would have loved to know someone who was traveling and forging a path for me to follow, opening my eyes to new possibilities (sometimes our own spaces can feel claustrophobic). I hope to be that person for them.
Today I bought my first postcards, and wrote the following poem for them. I'm sending each of them different verses on their postcards, so when they combine the cards, it will be the entire poem. I thought I'd share it here as well.
I also added another two poems that I wrote with the same intentions, for future postcards and travels.
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For Elizabeth, Emma, Kayla, and Naty. You guys are awesomeness in tiny packages.
With Far Away Love From Your Sister
It's a really big world.
But also, it's small.
Just when you think that you have seen it all
There's one tiny detail you missed or forgot,
One part of the world where you did not stop.
It's a really big world.
But also, it's tiny.
There's old and there's new and there's rocky and slimy.
There's mountains and deserts and valleys and trees.
How cool is it that you can go where you please?
It's a really big world.
But also, it's little.
North, East, South, and West. And don't miss the middle!
You'll have lots of time to go where you choose.
There's so much to learn—how can you refuse?
So when you can travel, pack water and snacks.
Go far and go fearless and never come back.
Go up and go down and even go sideways.
Anything's possible when you decide it!
Say goodbye to old things; say hello to the new.
Say thanks to all those who help you pass through.
Sometimes you'll need help; sometimes you'll help others.
You're certain to find a new sister or brother.
Go out where there's people, and explore where there's none.
Forget all the rules; don't forget to have fun.
Be safe but be fearless; be silly but wise.
Keep your helpful hands busy. Smile with your eyes.
It's a really big world.
But also, it's home.
You'll find other travelers; you won't be alone.
And when you decide it's your time to come through,
You'll find me here waiting… still waiting for you.
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On Money and Important Stuff (And Stuff That's Not Really That Important After All)
What will you live on? How will you pay rent?
These are the questions some folks will present.
Well-meaning questions from people who care,
But they sometimes forget how things work out there.
Some things are important and some things are not,
And some things can trap us and tie us in knots.
Some things like money will come and will go,
And some things like time are best taken slow.
Lunches and beach days and hot tea and brunch:
These are all things that shouldn't be rushed.
Whether you're rich or whether you're poor,
A long lunch with a friend, we all can afford
Some of us travel and some of us stress.
Sometimes we'll do both, but one is the best.
Don't rush; take your time. There's plenty to see.
Don't worry; go slow. Might as well climb that tree!
Good friends are important, and family too.
Houses and cars are just part of the glue
That hold things together, but not everything sticks.
Some things like giggles and laughs might not mix.
So seek to be happy, whatever the cost.
Seek to be free, even if you get lost.
Seek to help others and always have hope.
If you see someone slipping, toss them some of your rope.
If you're poor, that's okay. If you're rich, that's fine too.
Do what you love, even when others boo.
Take what you need and need what you keep.
Breathe deep, eat good food, and catch up on your sleep.
Remember it's never as bad as it seems.
You need less than you think to go after your dreams.
Don't let all those little-big things hold you back.
They're not that important—you're on the right track.
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On Dreams
Dreams are a funny, peculiar thing.
They hug us and cheer us and help us to sing.
But often they're fragile, so easy to break,
So easy to lose and then it's too late.
Dreams are what help us keep thinking ahead.
We see things that might be, dream them up in our beds.
But even in real life, our dreams can come true.
I've seen all this happen; it can happen to you!
All you must do is never give up,
And always remember each dream that you've thunk.
Write them down, say them loud, hide them deep in your socks.
When things start to look gloomy, take them out of their box.
They've got special powers to keep your hopes up,
Turn your frowns into smiles, get you over that rut.
Keep all your dreams safe; don't forget that they're there,
Even way after you're old with grey hair.
You're never too young or too old or too slow—
Just give them some water and help them to grow.
It's never too late; dreams can really come true.
I've seen all this happen; it can happen to you!
5 Keys to Enjoying All the Benefits of Money Without Actually Having Any
Seeking Dispensers: A Call to Embrace a Wild Life


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Colby College invites applications for a one-year Faculty Fellow position, to start September 1, 2013. A Ph.D. in Mathematics is required. The teaching load is 4 semester-long courses. We seek a candidate who has demonstrated excellence in teaching at an undergraduate level, preferably as a full-time instructor. The ideal candidate will also contribute to the active research life of the department, engaging students in advanced aspects of mathematics through discussions or projects, and interacting with the present faculty in mathematical scholarship.
Submit cover letter, curriculum vitae, a summary of the ongoing research projects, and a letter discussing your teaching philosophy, classroom strategies and pedagogical initiatives. Arrange for three letters of recommendation (at least one of which specifically addresses your teaching accomplishments, and at least two of which address your research program in broad terms) through MathJobs.org. The deadline for the receipt of the applications is February 15, 2013; late applications may be considered at the discretion of the search committee.
Colby is a highly selective top tier liberal arts college situated in central Maine. The college is located approximately three hours' drive north of Boston, four hours' drive south of Quebec City, and five hours' drive southeast of Montreal. The area is known for its natural beauty and its ready access to lakes, forests, the ocean, skiing, and other recreational activities. Waterville and the area boast a lively cultural scene as well. For more information about the department, visit www.colby.edu/math/MathematicsStatistics.php
Colby is committed to equality and diversity and is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage inquiries from candidates who will contribute to the cultural and ethnic diversity of our college. Colby College does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, ancestry or national origin, or age in employment or in our educational programs. For more information about the College, please visit our web site www.colby.edu
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A dust induced monsoon in India
Another sign of our global connectedness has manifested itself in a new satellite analysis linking dust in North Africa and West Asia with stronger monsoons in India. The study shows that as airborne dust from North Africa and West Asia absorbs sunlight it warms the air and strengthens the eastern winds carrying moisture. The heavy laden air generates a monsoon rainfall about a week later in India thereby explaining one way that dust can affect the climate, filling in previously unknown details about the Earth system.
The study also shows that natural airborne particles can influence rainfall in unexpected ways, with changes in one location rapidly affecting weather thousands of miles away. The researchers analyzed satellite data and performed computer modeling of the region to tease out the role of dust on the Indian monsoon; they report March 16 in Nature Geoscience.
India relies heavily on its summer monsoon rains. "The difference between a monsoon flood year or a dry year is about 10 percent of the average summer rainfall in central India. Variations driven by dust may be strong enough to explain some of that year-to-year variation," said climate scientist Phil Rasch of the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Rasch, V. Vinoj of the Indian Institute of Technology Bhbaneswar, India, and their coauthors wanted to explore a correlation that appeared in satellite records: higher amounts of small particles called aerosols over North Africa, West Asia, and the Arabian Sea seemed to be connected to stronger rainfall over India around the same time. The team wanted to see if they could verify this and determine how those particles might affect rainfall.
To explore the connection, the team used a computer model called CAM5 and focused on the area. The model included manmade aerosols from pollution, and natural sea salt and dust aerosols. First, the team ran the model and noted a similar connection: more aerosols in the west meant more rainfall in the east. Then they systematically turned off the contribution of each aerosol type and looked to see if the connection remained.
Dust turned out to be the necessary ingredient. The condition that re-created stronger rainfall in India was the rise of dust in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
To see how quickly dust worked, they ran short computer simulations with and without dust emissions. Without dust emissions, the atmospheric dust disappeared within a week compared to the simulation with dust emissions. Rainfall declined in central India as well. This indicated the effect happens over a short period of time.
But there was one more mystery, how did dust do this to rainfall? To explore possibilities, the team zoomed in on the regional conditions such as air temperature and water transport through the air.
Their likeliest possibility focused on the fact that dust can absorb sunlight that would normally reach the surface, warming the air instead. This warmer dust-laden air draws moist air from the tropics northward, and strengthens the prevailing winds that move moisture from the Arabian Sea into India, where it falls as rain.
Read more at the U.S. Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Monsoon in India image via Shutterstock photo credit MR.


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I'm down right awful at art. It looks like a 5 year old did it half the time.
Lets see: I'm a flute player and I have the hardest time with weird times like cut time and dynamics and key signature changes and all the fun stuff.
Also I'm horrible at sitting through a movie even if I love it. I'm ADHD. What can you expect? I must run around and be crazy!


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Cat Cora's Recipe for Barbecued Beans
Come Together With Cat Cora's Barbecued Beans
To coincide with Hunger Action Month, Macy's has launched a new campaign, entitled Come Together, that urges people to host a dinner party. However, when guests ask the inevitable, "what should I bring?" the answer is nothing. The money that guests would spend on the requisite bottle of wine should be donated to the cause. Although Macy's has created a special website where you can make and send invites and put together a menu, we've partnered with Iron Chef Cat Cora to bring you an exclusive party idea! Cat's menu consists of barbecue classics like brisket sandwiches and coleslaw, so I recommend inviting a big group of people over on a Sunday for a football-viewing party. Cheer on your favorite team while enjoying a delicious, informal meal. To get you started, we've got Cat's variation of baked beans. She combines three types of beans with barbecue sauce and a touch of cinnamon. The resulting beans are my new favorite: they're slightly sweet and depending on the sauce you use, sticky and spicy. The addition of garbanzo beans is genius. To use Cat's recipe to host a Come Together party,
Barbecued Pit Beans
From Cat Cora
- 2 (15 1/2-ounce) cans chickpeas
- 2 (15 1/2-ounce) cans kidney beans
- 2 (15 1/2-ounce) cans pinto beans
- 2 cups good-quality barbecue sauce, without a smoky flavor
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 scallions, white and tender green parts, thinly sliced
- In a saucepan, combine all of the beans, including their liquid, and the barbecue sauce. Place over medium heat, and stir until the mixture comes to a simmer.
- Add the cinnamon and simmer, uncovered, for about 30 minutes, or until the liquid has reduced to a sauce consistency.
- Remove from the heat and spoon the beans into a warmed serving bowl. Garnish with the scallions and serve immediately.
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Having a bit of a problem
I'm trying to call a program within another program using execl. I want to be able to pass an integer as a command line argument through execl. I am having trouble doing this. Any tips or advice would be very helpful indeed. Thanks.


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Zim's walk-off blast gives Nats twin-bill split
WASHINGTON -- Ryan Zimmerman's home run in the ninth inning helped the Nationals edge the Mets, 2-1, in the second game of a day-night doubleheader on Friday at Nationals Park. Washington was pounded by New York in the afternoon affair, 11-0.
The second game was tied at 1 when Washington scored the winning run against LaTroy Hawkins. With one out, Zimmerman swung at a 3-1 pitch and hit the ball over the right-field wall for his 12th home run of the season.Full Game Coverage
WASHINGTON -- Ryan Zimmerman's home run in the ninth inning helped the Nationals edge the Mets, 2-1, in the second game of a day-night doubleheader on Friday at Nationals Park. Washington was pounded by New York in the afternoon affair, 11-0.
The second game was tied at 1 when Washington scored the winning run against LaTroy Hawkins. With one out, Zimmerman swung at a 3-1 pitch and hit the ball over the right-field wall for his 12th home run of the season.Full Game Coverage
"Three and one, you don't want to walk him right there," Hawkins said. "He hit the ball to the opposite field, you tip your hat to him."
As Zimmerman came home, Ian Desmond poured Gatorade on his teammates during the celebration.
"Just worked into a good count. I just finally didn't try to do too much. Good win," Zimmerman said. "That's baseball. Unfortunately, it's a roller-coaster ride, and we've been down more than we've been up this year. But we've just got to keep going. Nobody's going to feel sorry for us. We've got to go out there every day and try to win."
Like the first game, the Nationals were held in check offensively. Mets right-hander Matt Harvey pitched eight innings and allowed an unearned run on five hits and struck out seven batters. The Nationals scored their first run of the game in the fifth inning, when Jayson Werth scored on a throwing error by New York second baseman Daniel Murphy.
In need of a starter for the second game, the Nationals gave the ball to reliever Ross Ohlendorf and he was outstanding, pitching seven innings and allowing one run on six hits. The run scored in the fourth inning, when Josh Satin scored on a double by John Buck.
"Exceptional," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said. "He pitched his heart out, he was basically out of gas in the last inning, but I had more confidence in him locating the ball and changing speeds to get through it. I think he ended up throwing 114 [pitches]."
Ohlendorf was an afterthought when Spring Training started. Now it looks like he will be an integral part of the pitching staff. He will go back to being a long reliever and then most likely will become a starter again when Taylor Jordan is shut down. Jordan is on an innings limit after having Tommy John surgery in 2011.
"I certainly feel good about what I've done when I've gotten to start," Ohlendorf said. "I feel good with how I've done out of the bullpen, too. I've been really happy with how I've been pitching. I just need to keep going."
Asked if he would like to be a starter or reliever, Ohlendorf said, "I will do whatever Davey wants me to do. The one thing I feel that has helped me this year is really playing for the team, doing what the manager needs me to do. Whenever I've had the long-relief opportunities, I've taken pride in saving the rest of the bullpen. I feel I've done more in that role. As of now, I'm going back to that role."
Most of the postgame talk was about reliever Drew Storen, who was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse after the game. The Nationals thought about ending Jordan's season instead of demoting Storen, but the team decided against it.
"There [were] different ways we could go," Johnson said. "Put [Ohlendorf] in the rotation, hold off on Jordan, hold off on his innings, that was one of the options. The other was to send Drew out, but [we'll let] the kid pitch some more, and when we've got to shut him down, we'll shut him down."
Storen wasn't available for comment, but his best friend, Tyler Clippard was not happy about Storen's demotion. Clippard went so far as to say the Nationals sent the wrong message by signing Rafael Soriano to a two-year deal this offseason. The Nationals signed Soriano after Storen blew Game 5 of the National League Division Series against the Cardinals.
"I think there are a lot of things that led to this that could've been prevented," an emotional Clippard said. "You know, you basically send a guy a message this offseason for having one bad game, that he's not the guy for the job. He's only human. I mean, it's going to get to anybody.
"He hasn't had to deal with a lot of adversity. He came up and had unbelievable stuff. He had success right away. He came in last year, coming off of a surgery, and pitched huge games for us in a 98-win season, picked me up when I was struggling in September, picked our team up in the playoffs, had one bad game. You know, eight months later, you get to a point where he's struggling and you turn the page on him, you send him down. It's not necessarily turning the page on him because I think he needs to go down and regroup, get out of this environment, take a deep breath and regather himself."
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the time. He also could be found on Twitter @WashingNats.


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But Wall Street analysts apparently expected better still, anticipating earnings of 97 cents per share for the quarter. Shares of L.B. Foster were down 13% in midafternoon Nasdaq trading Tuesday.
Net sales of $150 million were down 8.1% from second-quarter 2012 net sales of $163 million.
The company, releasing results Tuesday, Aug. 6, attributed the results in part to a 10.3% decline in Rail segment sales and an 8.7% fallout in Construction segment sales.
Income from continuing operations for the quarter of $7.3 million, or 71 cents per diluted share, compared favorably with a loss from continuing operations of $3.3 million, or 33 cents per diluted share, in the second quarter of 2012. Excluding concrete tie charges from the prior year period, second-quarter earnings from continuing operations would have been $8.7 million, or 86 cents per diluted share, the company said.
Said President and CEO Robert P. Bauer, "This year continues to unfold in a very different way than 2012. Our strong first quarter, coupled with our lower second quarter, has resulted in a first half with sales marginally ahead of last year, and gross profit and pre-tax profit margins 25 basis points better than prior year first half results on an adjusted basis.
"While year-to-date earnings per share are below our expectations, EPS did grow 3.5% on an adjusted basis to $1.19 for the first half," Bauer said.


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Review of Linux Compatibility
The Logitech M235 is an optical and wireless mouse, which connect to the PC via the Logitech Unifying Receiver. This nano receiver has the USB ID 046d:c52f
Bus 002 Device 005: ID 046d:c52f Logitech, Inc. Unifying Receiver
and is automatically recognized and initialized by the Linux kernel:
usb 4-2: new full-speed USB device number 4 using uhci_hcd usb 4-2: New USB device found, idVendor=046d, idProduct=c52f usb 4-2: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=0 usb 4-2: Product: USB Receiver usb 4-2: Manufacturer: Logitech input: Logitech USB Receiver as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1a.1/usb4/4-2/4-2:1.0/input/input15 hid-generic 0003:046D:C52F.0005: input,hidraw0: USB HID v1.11 Mouse [Logitech USB Receiver] on usb-0000:00:1a.1-2/input0 input: Logitech USB Receiver as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1a.1/usb4/4-2/4-2:1.1/input/input16 hid-generic 0003:046D:C52F.0006: input,hiddev0,hidraw1: USB HID v1.11 Device [Logitech USB Receiver] on usb-0000:00:1a.1-2/input1
The devices connected to the Unifying Receiver can be managed via the program Solaar. A Ubuntu version of Solaar can be found at https://launchpad.net/~daniel.pavel/+archive/solaar. This software supports among others to read the battery level of the devices connected to the Unifying Receiver.
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Maura Stephens's Apology
As ICView editor since 1997, I have been the person primarily responsible for what appears in the pages of the magazine and on our website.
In the case of publishing the "Final Word" essay by Emily McNeill '08, I not only didn't exercise the best editorial judgment, but I didn't follow editorial procedures. Instead I ran the story without having anyone else on campus review it first.
I was remiss in both cases. For this I am very sorry, and I am particularly regretful that people who are close to Ithaca College and care about it passionately feel hurt by the institution. The institution is not to blame. I am the only one at fault here.
The last thing I intended was to fuel more conflict.
Maura Stephens, editor
Read President Tom Rochon's response to the essay
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Ms. Stephens:
Who on campus should have reviewed this article before it was published? Exactly what do you feel you should have done different in this instance?
President Rochon's remark is troubling because of its chilling effect. Maura Stephen's response is regrettable because she appears to be succumbing to the pressures of self censorship. This has nothing to do with journalistic balance, for it is not necessary and in fact is deleterious to a free exchange of ideas to insist that every piece accepted present an opposing narrative. Apparently, some are upset to read an article that presents a narrative they don't want to read. But should the rest of us be denied? A shameful day for Ithaca College.
I second Don's questions. Aren't you the editor?
You have no one to apologize to, Maura! You made the right choice by publishing Emily's article, which was opinionated, surely, but also well-written and truthful. The last thing Ithaca College should do is censor opinions just because a few voices in the IC community speak out.
If anything, I find it detestable that President Rochon is in support of this kind of censorship. Especially of something entitled "The violence must end." Right now I'm ashamed of Ithaca College.
I'm amazed at the number of people that can't distinguish between a public relations magazine and a news magazine, especially in regards to their functions. President Rochon is correct in his actions for the correct reasons. Even Editor Stephens has acknowledged that she violated established editorial procedures. This is not an issue of academic freedom or freedom of the press, but rather a business one. The IC View exists for business reasons and should be managed as such.
I am shocked that Maura has offered an apology for printing an informative, well-written, and critical piece of journalism. There is no doubt that passions run high on the issue of Palestinian/Israeli relations. There can also be no doubt that Emily's piece accurately reflects her experience in the West Bank, and that the violence she describes (as coming from both Israelis and Palestinians) is real as well. On what grounds, then, is an apology warranted? Have Emily or Maura lied? Certainly not.
President Rochon calls for an editorial board to provide more "balance," but again, this assumes that the facts of Emily's experience can be undone. Would a soundbite from Israeli settlers saying, "No, we didn't" change what she saw? Can it change what people like Ahmed have lived? Certainly not.
Those who would have Maura apologize for publishing the facts could better spend their efforts changing the situation on the ground rather than in the pages of the IC View.
Emily McNeill is an immensely talented journalist whose work is a testament to the finer points of an Ithaca College education. Maura Stephens, likewise, knows good work when she sees it, and the inclusion of this piece is proof. For that, no one needs to be sorry.
I realize that you are in a tough spot, but it is really too bad that you felt an apology was necessary. Perhaps Emily's piece was published too soon. Many years from now, it might seem more acceptable, as are such alumni reminiscences now of their participation in anti-war protests or civil rights confrontations in the 1960s and '70s. But, it is a terrible shame that in the midst of a great conflict such as that between the Israelis and Palestinians, in which our country wields enormous influence, too many of us are willing to ignore important facts that could help our nation craft a wiser approach.
I could not disagree more with Peter Rothbart. IC View provides insight on the life experiences and the occupational endeavors of Ithaca College Alum. To quote the IC View mission statement: "Its mission is to offer a candid, accurate, thoughtful, and lively view of College events and people and to stimulate discussion of issues of interest to the College community and the broader readership." I believe that Emily McNeil's article satisfies, nay embodies all of these qualifications with special emphasis on being a catalyst for discussion!
That being said, I feel that if the President and the Editor feel uncomfortable about associating the publication with specific points of view, the inclusion of converse or multiple views, rather than exclusion of accurate and thoughtful ones, may be a more adequate solution.
This apology is unwarranted. Please keep up the good work.
Apologize?! Oh dear, please do not apologize. Speaking the truth is one sided, of course! And, the president of IC apologizing oh dear, what hope do we have for education if we must pander?
I could not disagree more with Peter Rothbart. IC View provides insight on the life experiences and the occupational endeavors of Ithaca College Alum. To quote the IC View mission statement: "Its mission is to offer a candid, accurate, thoughtful, and lively view of College events and people and to stimulate discussion of issues of interest to the College community and the broader readership." I believe that Emily McNeil's article satisfies, nay embodies all of these qualifications with special emphasis on being a catalyst for discussion!
That being said, I feel that if the President and the Editor feel uncomfortable about associating the publication with specific points of view, the inclusion of converse or multiple views, rather than exclusion of accurate and thoughtful ones, may be a more adequate solution.
This apology is unwarranted. Please keep up the good work.
Ms. Stevens,
I am deeply sorry that you felt an apology, for whatever reason, was necessary for the publication of Emily's article. I am sensitive to the position that you are in, and sympathize with you in the struggle to encourage and maintain alumni and others' relationships with Ithaca College through the pages of the IC View publication. I hope that the "editorial procedures" that you've promised to uphold better in the future do not keep you from doing the exellent job you've done so far. Thank you for Emily's article as it provided me with another look into a conflict I struggle to fully understand.
Maura -
I am offended at the trash you have published this month. Since graduating Ithaca in 1991 I have had fun reading the IC Magazine each time it is published. The articles always take me back to the fun days I have enjoyed when I was a student.
The article, "The Violence Must End" by Ms McNeill is singularly the most one-sided untruth that has been written on a piece of paper. The Israeli bashing to the point of publishing that Ms. McNeill was shocked at seeing children chased and stoned by masked settlers; comparing the West Bank to Swiss Cheese. This one-sided journalism is similar to articles from hate groups.
Is Ms McNiell not shocked at the suicide bombers? Is she not shocked at the Hassids that get stones thrown at them at the Western Wall?
Maura, you have done your readers an injustice by not voicing the other side of the story in the same magazine. You should be an editor for Stormfront.
This IC View can't even be recycled - it's just pure trash.
Do me a favor and cancel my subscription the the IC View.
Jason Fruchtman
Plainview NY
Maura, I applaud you for daring to publish EMily's article. I too have been serving in the West Bank in Hebron, and nothing she said can be disputed according to my experience also. I question journalism that needs to be so politically careful not to "offend." It seems to me that truth is the goal of all journalism. Putting it out there in the public is the first step toward dialogue, understanding of all people involved. I'd say that those who are "offended" by the article need to speak their truth too, not take a backhanded kind of approach and make it a matter whether they'll support the institution or not. Wow! "To be politically correct"...is that really what we want to make the criteria of journalism?
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Maura, you were absolutely right to publish this article. Too many people automatically believe that since Hamas is currently in power, all Palestinians are uniformly supportive of their violent, terror-based tactics and must want nothing more than to utterly destroy Israel. It's about time someone like Ms. McNeill had the courage to write an article that exposes that presumption as false and that someone like you had the courage to publish that article. Many of us will be made uncomfortable (or even furious) by reading something that challenges our cherished prejudgments, but that is exactly the aim of journalism, especially journalism published by an institution that prides itself on being progressive and open-minded like Ithaca College. President Rochon's reaction to this article and his requirement that you publish this apology has cast a pall of shame over IC, one that I can only hope will be shortly dispelled. You have my full support, and I hope to continue to read challenging and thought-provoking articles in ICView.
The president should be ashamed of himself for humiliating you like this.
I want to piggy back on Nathan Maxwell Cann's comment. I am ashamed of President Rochon's intimidating tactics with regards this editor and this magazine. I have received the IC View for many years. This magazine features the accomplishments and experiences of all kinds of alumni. I look forward to the one magazine I subscribe to, primarily because it is about everyday people doing interesting, difficult, beautiful things with their lives. The IC View celebrates this.
Emily's article is a sensitively written piece describing very difficult experiences. Furthermore, it is a recounting of the conflict from inside the belly. She makes it VERY clear that her observations are of extremists doing extreme acts. There are extremists on all sides. There are extremists everywhere. And the censorship I am experiencing at my alma mater is extremist.
Maura, I am sorry if you were forced into a corner. I hope you can find it within yourself to stay the course and know that your readership is behind you.
I just stumbled upon this apology. I read the piece in question a few days ago in the hard copy edition I receive at my home (I'm the parent of a freshman). I was quite surprised that it was included in this particular journal. The correct forum for a piece of this nature would be on the op-ed pages of the a newspaper. It just felt out of place for this type of magazine. The editor had to be incredibly naiive to think that a large segment of IC alumni and contributors would not be offended by the strident tone. I accept the apology, but also believe the IC President's response to be diproportionate as well.
I am a former IC faculty member (Politics Department, 1986-89) and currently professor of Politics and chair of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco.
I can't fathom what there was in Emily McNeil's article to apologize about. Everything she said was consistent with the kinds of things I have observed in my visits to the West Bank as well as what has been documented in reports by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other human rights organizations, including such Israeli groups as B'Tselem.
If Maura Stephens has information that contradicts such findings which would require more "balance" in the article, she should make them public. Otherwise, the only thing she is apologizing about is not suppressing an expression of concern about human rights abuses by a government which are considered strategic allies of the United States. It reminds me of when I taught at IC in the 1980s when some people objected to those of us who were raising concerns about human rights abuses in El Salvador.
Just as it is wrong to unfairly single out Israel for criticism, it is unfair to single out Israel as somehow being exempt for criticism.
There is therefore absolutely nothing about which Maura Stephens should apologize.
Dear Ms. Maura Stephens,
I am disturbed by the apology you were almost undoubtedly forced to write and I am particularly disturbed because you work at a university which should encourage, not stifle, the free exchange of ideas. The President of Ithaca University should be ashamed of himself for succumbing to the complaints of a few alumni over seeing a factually informed opinion that displeases them. How could you have possibly balanced the narrative further? You're publishing the experience of an alumna. Was it incumbent upon you to find another alumna or alumnus who was a settler to talk about how much they enjoy what is an open violation of international law. Even the US government openly condemns settlement expansion. The Israeli government regularly discusses trying to block further expansion and recently dismantled one of the illegal settlements in Hebron. The behavior of the settlers in Hebron is well known and widely condemned, not only in the international community, but also the Israeli press. This article was entirely appropriate. What is inappropriate is this series of apologies for the publication of informed opinion because some people don't like it. That is not only inappropriate, it's embarrassing and undermines the reputation of Ithaca as a serious institution of learning and debate. If someone doesn't like the piece so much they should put forward an alternative view, not condemn you for allowing this view to be expressed in the first place. For the record, as someone who has spent the past decade studying this conflict I can assure you that Jason Fruchtman's assertion that this article is a "one-sided untruth" is simply inaccurate. Nothing Emily said is inaccurate. It is unsurprising that Jason fails to defend his claims of inaccuracy in the article with any sort of evidence, as it would be impossible for him to do so. The West Bank today is indeed a piece of Swiss Cheese filled with settlements. All the evidence you need is a map of the West Bank with the settlements and their bypass roads that Palestinians are prohibited from using and you can confirm this. I must again reiterate my profound disappointment in the behavior of the administration in its response to unwarranted complaints about a well-informed article based on experience on the ground.
Timothy E. Kaldas
I do not know that the FINAL WORD PAGE of the ICVIEW was the correct forum for such a one -sided story, but it seems to me that Emily McNeill in her article entitled, THE VIOLENCE MUST END, has perpetuated the usual ARAB/PALESTINIAN propaganda fed to her while she was visiting that region last summer. Being quite young and naive, she probably did not look at or study the history of the region before she got there. Had she done her homework and studied it, I am sure she would have come up with a less enthusiastic one sided conclusion. While I am NOT condoning "unchecked settler extremism", I am referring to the countless times in history where Arabs and especially the Palestinians have refused to sit down and talk with the Israelis, (even given the fact that Israel might eventually give up the settlements in exchange for an everlasting peace in that region). President Clinton said it was one of his major disappointments that he could not get Arafat and Rabin to come together during his 2 terms in office. I suggest to Ms. McNeill, that next summer she should visit the Koran Schools in Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran to learn first hand how young Arab students in all grades are fed extreme thoughts and beliefs... the worst being the total destruction of the state of Israel.
Boynton Beach, Florida
It is great that so many faculty, alumni, and students are weighing in on this issue, but it occurs to me that Maura Stephens is the only person with anything to lose in this whole embarrassing episode in Ithaca College history. I am also a staff member, but I don't have the courage to put my name on this because I am worried about my own job security. I have known Maura Stephens for many years and have been in committees, workshops, meetings, and trainings with her. She is above all a loyal, hardworking, committed employee and advocate for Ithaca College and to see her treated like this makes me sick. I wonder who's next. I have no doubt that financial circumstances will make it necessary for the college to lay people off, maybe even in the next few months. How will they treat the rest of us if they can treat someone like her, who is generous, wise, funny, concerned, and dedicated to the college? She doesn't flinch but always stands up for what is right. She offers new ways of looking at things. She is actually the one who convinced me -- and several others -- to donate to the Faculty and Staff Endowed Scholarship during the Capital Campaign of 2006. Maura Stephens always speaks up for the oppressed, and she deserves the support of the whole community, not just people who have nothing to lose and everything to gain. I hope President Tom Rochon realizes that he is picking on someone who is loved and admired, and decides to do the right thing.
The distinction between a public relations magazine and a news magazine is a red herring, and as such, has no relevance in this discussion. I further doubt that my Ithaca colleagues are ignorant of this distinction.
What we object to is the editorial policies President Rochon is forcing on the ICView publication. We do not believe that what President Rochon doing is honest or acceptable, and as students, alumni, and faculty of a private institution, voicing our opposition in hopes that we might change these policies. We further do not believe that promotion of certain ideologies through legislation and bullying is proper. For these reasons, Maura Stephens's forced apology is irrelevant.
It is trivially true that this is not a First Amendment issue; Ithaca College is not the Federal Government. It is further trivially true that ICView should be managed as a publication that exists for business reasons. We simply disagree with the business decisions President Rochon has made in this case.
I'm sure that all would agree that if President Rochon wants to succeed at Ithaca, he must heed the opinions of all those who are a part of the Ithaca community.
I am so deeply hurt by this apology that I do not know what to say.
IC is a private liberal arts school with one of greatest strengths being communications, how exactly does this retraction in any way uphold the values this institution tries to instill of freedom of speech and resistance against censorship. Instead I find that this retraction and apology is a stain upon the once virtuous record of IC.
I know that we depend on the support of our alumni for financial aid especially in these trying times, but how can any of us continue to to be proud of an institution so willing to bend under the will of censorship.
Dear Peter Rothbart,
Indeed, the IC View exists for business reasonsto exemplify the ideals promulgated by an institute of higher learning such as Ithaca College. As so many others have said, these ideals include, but are not limited to, the free exchange of ideas, rigorous and passionate intellectual debate, and the willingness to be challenged by discomforting views.
The writer demonstrated both considerable writing talent and a robust intellectual curiosity that compelled her to travel to the Middle East. In my mind, Maura Stevens exercised sound editorial judgement in accepting the essay for publication, as all that went into the essay speaks well of the education the writer recieved.
If readers find the opinions offered to be misguided, naive, or, even, disgusting, well, that's what the letters department is for.
Apology not accepted - and not needed.
The 'conflict' was not 'fueled' by this article -
It is much bigger than any of us.
What is so wrong with a little debate?
President Rochon is getting off on the wrong foot. If he thinks that establishing an editorial board for the view is a good idea then he is showing his true colors.
Keep on truckin' Maura. You are doing a great job. I'll pretend you didn't have to write that apology.
As a friend and colleague of Emily's, I would like to congratulate her on this articulate, honest portrayal of her experiences in the West Bank. As someone who has presented my views of the Israeli Occupation of Palestine to an audience at Ithaca College, I must commend the dedication of every student that faces the reactionary, angry backlash to raising the Palestinian issue on campus. Congratulations to the IC Student Coalition for Academic Rights for mobilizing against such censorship.
In Response to Peter Rothbart's comment about the difference between a marketing publication and a news magazine, I just looked at the self-description of ICView from the About Us page of this website:
" Its mission is to offer a candid, accurate, thoughtful, and lively view of College events and people and to stimulate discussion of issues of interest to the College community and the broader readership."
I don't see how the magazine strayed from this mission by printing Emily's thoughtful if pointed essay. I think your objection has something more to do with the the discomfort of you may have with the subject matter.
Maura, thank you for publishing the article in spite of the official apology. I made a similar one under pressure connected to the same issue when working at Ithaca College several years ago.
I'm angered and appalled that the president of Ithaca College would force an editor to apologize for publishing a controversial article; whether about Israel, Palestine or any other issue and whether I agree with the article or not.


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Nicks will have surgery to repair a torn plantar plate in his left big toe. He had started the first seven games after joining the team as a high-priced free agent in the offseason. The team now has lost two Pro Bowl guards, as Davin Joseph was placed on injured reserve in late August with a torn right patellar tendon.
With Nicks anchoring the line, the Bucs have allowed the fifth-fewest sacks in the NFL while ranking ninth in points per game.
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At number two is volume one of "Forecasting Nuclear Proliferation in the 21st Centery: The Role of Theory,"
I'm assuming it' "century" in stead of "centery"?
Thank you Paolo - we certainly meant to write century and have corrected it.
So great!
Such great news! Congrats to all the folks at CNS!
One more still?
As though the feat was not already astounding, isn't Dennis Gormley's "Missile Contagion: Cruise Missile Proliferation and the Threat to International Security" also by a CNS expert? He's also still on the staff list at CNS. The book is presently #9, although less new (but still on the "Hot New Releases" list).
Anyhow, great book, great academic, just looking to make sure he was included in the deserved accolades.


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