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Features: Oxbow Essentials - Adult Rat Food is a low-fat, nutritionally-balanced food that improves the quality of life for adult pet rats without causing life-threatening obesity. The complete, stabilized kibble contains 100% of a rat's daily essential nutrients and prevents selective feeding, common with seed and fruit-based diets. Regal Rat - Adult Rat Food was formulated by a team of professionals in the laboratory animal science, zoo nutrition and wildlife nutrition fields. Offer with other Oxbow products, such as Orchard Grass Hay to encourage healthy behaviors.
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Oxbow Essentials Adult Rat Food is intended for adult pet rats over 4 months of age. Most rats should have unlimited access to Oxbow Essentials Adult Rat Food. Environmental and health factors may affect individual rat's nutritional needs. This product is not intended for growing, pregnant or nursing rats. Please note that these are guidelines. If your rat is overweight or underweight, please contact your veterinarian or Oxbow for more specific feeding information.
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Animal Watching Teaser from Max Gärtner on Vimeo.
Artist Max Gärtner's solo exhibit Animal Watching is a bit of a play on words. Much of the exhibits is filled with intricate animal portraits. The portraits of these animal gallery goers are created using carefully cut paper in impressive detail, that are then mounted and framed. It offers gallery visitors a different sort of Animal Watching. Accompanying the wall mounted artwork, are what appear to three figures, each with a different animal head, carefully inspecting pieces. The sculptures are each an animal watching the gallery events. Check out the video to see the way the piece interact within the gallery and some of the art work being created.

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Four friends met for dinner last night at a favorite local restaurant. They had an enjoyable evening of excellent food and good company. But as it happens, each person ordered an item off the specials menu then asked for one thing to be removed and something different to be added. Privately, the wait staff thought that their changes were rather odd. But they did their best to accommodate them. Determine the full name of each friend, what each friend ordered off of the specials menu, and what was removed from each dinner plate and what was added.
1. Sara, whose last name wasn't Lost, didn't order the Caesar salad. Ms. Lost didn't add butter to her meal.
2. Mr. Wilde wanted the sauce removed, but didn't want peas added.
3. The person who ordered a meal with no broccoli wanted to add cashews. Neither of the men ordered the burger special.
4. Wanda, whose last name wasn't Heart, wanted bacon added to her meal. The person who ordered the chicken parmesan added butter to the meal.
5. Doug, whose last name wasn't Street, didn't ask to remove the parmesan cheese. The person whose last name was Heart ordered the shrimp scampi but didn't add the peas.
6. Elliot didn't order the chicken parmesan but he did want the carrots removed from his meal.
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The Dolphin™ 70e/75e, Honeywell's enterprise hybrid device, successfully marries the size, style and usability of a consumer device with the reliability and longevity of a traditional rugged hand-held. It's a cross between a traditional Pocket PC and a modern smartphone.
Dolphin 70e ships with either Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 - by far the most common OS in vertical and industrial markets - or with Android 4.0. If the Windows operating system is initially purchased, it can easily be transferred to the Android system later on. Despite its "smartphone look" Dolphin 70e is an enterprise-grade device, having some important features that are not available in those smartphones. Its integrated imager provides bar code scanning performance (decode speed) superior to that of the camera scanning applications. It carries IP67 sealing and hence provides superior protection against water and dust. In addition, the Dolphin 70e can be operated in extreme temperatures as low as -20° C (-4°F) minimizing downtime associated with conditions.
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Wednesday, 23 May 2018 from 09:00 to 12:30 (BST)
If you are looking to increase the visibility of your website, Google Adwords is a highly effective tool to target potential customers. Year on year, competition on Adwords increases in terms of how competitive it is and without an effective strategy you risk spending money with little or no return.
Our advanced course helps you to understand effective ways of managing your account with advanced targeting methods. We cover remarketing, attribution models, bidding strategies aiming to improve your Adwords campaigns. We will also discuss some of the effective ways of using Google Analytics.
This workshop is tailored to suit your business, so you will go away with a Google Adwords implementation plan for your business.
Who is this workshop suited to?
Digital Marketers, Directors, Managers
This workshop covers:
Why labelling is important to account organisation
Getting the most out of scripts
Implementing Dynamic search ads (DSA)
Using ads customisers effectively
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Prabhat's Google AdWords course was really informative and helpful, his explanations were clear and he gave comprehensive answers to all of our questions, using real-life examples to demonstrate these were possible, which I found very useful. The course was great value for money and Prabhat has been in touch since to see if I need any more help with my PPC campaigns, again addressing my queries promptly. I'd definitely recommend working with him if you're finding your feet with digital marketing.
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Myself and my colleague were very lucky to receive one-to-one, structured PPC training. I would recommend him to anyone wanting to know more regarding Online Marketing!
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At the start of the training session I had little knowledge or understanding of the PPC project that my company has embarked upon with Google Ads. With Prabhat's clear explanation and overview (tailored to my knowledge level) he adeptly walked me through the tools and mechanics of a PPC ad campaign. Although there is so much more to get to grips with in the coming weeks and months, Prabhat shared insights and knowledge to put me on the right road for this project, along with some great suggestions for continuous learning. I felt I could ask even the most basic of questions at any time. Prabhat is a very approachable, patient and expert trainer.
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Online Seller UK (OSUK) is a national training organisation founded by Prabhat Shah aiming to help businesses of all sizes eCommerce and digital marketing training. Prabhat is well known in the industry and has appeared several times Tamebay, eSeller, Webretailer. Academically, he has a Diploma in Digital Marketing from CAM foundation the UK and an MBA. Along with this project, Prabhat has developed DaytodayeBay which provides marketplace and e-commerce solutions.
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Colorado, first state in the Union ( we were about an hour ahead of Washington) to legalize Marijuana for recreational use. First of all, we won't be spending (wasting) money and personnel looking for and arresting people that are using a natural product. A product less harmful than tobacco or alcohol. Further, once a taxing system is in place, the state has an additional revenue source. The money currently going to the drug cartels will now go to the citizens of the state.
From my point of view, this an excellent trend but it needs to be expanded. I don't mean expansion of the medicinal or recreational use, but rather, legalizing commercial Hemp farming and processing. Hemp cultivation can be a HUGE cash cow – it can substitute for cotton in almost all applications (FYI: cotton uses 25% of the world's production of pesticide and fertilizer) – it can replace many of the synthetic fibers currently in use, in fact, it has an enormous number uses. It's the perfect crop for small farmers and would certainly help the thousands of farmers in a financial hole.
But for now I'm going to burn a large bowl of the now legal herb.
Smoke 'em if you got 'em.
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Dying of envy! Pennsylvania will be another 20 years at least. I wonder if employers will still drug test for it if it is legalized--probably, since people have still been fired for using marijuana when they had a prescription.
Still annoyed that it wasn't California that legalized recreational use of Marijuana, we came close in 2010. The big problem is that its still illegal on the federal level, and will take a court case(or hopefully Obama) to change that.
What's going to likely happen to users because it's still illegal on the federal level?
Well state and city authorities will no longer enforce or prosecute pot use, within the restrictions in the amendment. I seriously doubt the Fed is going to send in a gang of DEA agents to bust some pot smokers. Each individual can grow their own and have up to 8 plants at a time – I'm pretty sure 8 plants of lovingly tended dynamite weed would more than serve my needs.
Obama probably wont bust anyone, though dont hold me to that. But if we get another president in there, they probably will have some arrests. Of course, that means that we would get a court case, and hopefully to the supreme court within 10 years.
The farming of marijuana/hemp will now need to be addressed further. In Canada, we grow lots of hemp for food and clothing. I can see that some farmers will have rights similar to micro-breweries. We also need legal space for people to grow 5 plants or so, with no legal impediments, just like people can brew at home, as long as it's not for sale.
Still lots to do, but this is a great start. I wonder how this will play out with the Narcs
Most of the tourist will likely have very blood shot eyes and be a wind fall to resturants.
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- 2019/03/11
- Colombo District Land Price Index up 18%
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- Asian Stocks Mixed on Trade Talks Wait-and-See: Markets Wrap
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|Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide
Release 2.6.3
Part Number B10284-02
The Process window in Oracle Workflow Builder graphically represents the activities (icons) and transitions (arrows) for a particular process. Each activity is a node, a logical step that contributes toward the completion of a process.
You can drag and drop activities from the navigator tree into the Process window or create activities directly in the Process window. The properties for an activity node may be viewed or edited by double clicking on the node in the Process window with the select mouse button. You define transitions between activities by drawing arrows from one node to the next using the secondary mouse button.
Notification, function, event, and process activities make up the nodes of a process. If a process contains a process activity in its diagram, that process activity is known as a subprocess. There is no restriction on the depth of this hierarchy. To display the subprocess diagram in a Process window, double-click on the subprocess activity node in the parent Process window.
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new Chinese police revolver. Note the manual safety lever located above the cylinder release latch.
Ammunition of a new revolver: left, with standard bullet, right - with black rubber "less lethal" bullet
This new revolver has appeared in 2006 as a future armament for various elements of Chinese Police which previously were unarmed - such as traffic police, local municipal police etc. Since proposed users are mostly unfamiliar with modern small arms, it is reasonable to issue a weapon which is most simple in use - that is, the double action revolver. The ammunition, which is apparently based on old and rather anemic .38 S&W (9x20R) round, retains enough muzzle energy to pose a threat to any unprotected low-grade criminal at short ranges; and even if this gun will fail into wrong hands, any police body armor will be able to stop the bullet. The muzzle velocity for standard round is given as 220 m/s (720 fps). No bullet weights are given, but we can expect this round to be ballistically similar to .38 S&W, thus having muzzle energy about 220 Joules (160 Ft-Lbs). Other than standard round with jacketed of JHP bullet, a "less-lethal" rounds with rubber bullets are provided for crowd control.It must be noted that no official designation of this gun is known so far.
Mechanically, this new revolver is a rather conventional design, with double-action trigger and swing-out cylinder. The firing pin is mounted in the frame, and a coil mainspring is located in the grip frame. Barrel is enclosed into separate jacket, styled after American Dan Wesson revolvers. The most unusual thing about this revolver is an additional manual safety lever, which is located on the left side of the frame, above the cylinder latch. Apparently, this safety blocks the firing pin. The sights are of open type, with rear sight blade being adjustable for windage.


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NEW YORK (AP) — On a wintry weekend, Disney's "Frozen" retook the box-office top spot with $20.7 million, freezing out the horror spinoff "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones."
Paramount's "The Marked Ones" debuted in second place with $18.2 million, a total that includes Thursday night screenings, according to studio estimates Sunday. The film is a stand-alone story spun off from the lucrative, low-budget horror franchise "Paranormal Activity," the fifth of which will be released in October.
But it wasn't able to overcome Disney's animated "Frozen," which has been a hit for family audiences for the last seven weeks. It has now surpassed $600 million worldwide, making it the second highest grossing Disney Animation release, behind "The Lion King." It will soon pass that film's $312 million domestic haul, too.
It's extremely rare for a film to lead the box office in its seventh weekend, a feat accomplished by the likes of "Avatar" and, to go further back, "Legends of the Fall." It's rarer still for a film to retake the box-office lead so late in its theatrical run. The last movie to do so was Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" in 2004, according to box-office tracker Rentrak.
Another hold-over, Warner Bros.' "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," came in third with $16.3 million in its fourth week of release after narrowly topping the busy Christmas weekend box office. Like "Frozen," Peter Jackson's second installment of his "Hobbit" trilogy has benefited from the lengthy holiday moviegoing season. Its domestic cumulative total is $229.6 million.
The snow and icy temperatures battering the Midwest and Northeast likely tempered the weekend's box-office business.
"Everyone probably suffered a little bit from the weather," said Don Harris, head of domestic distribution for Paramount. "It looked like no matter what movie it was, it was half a million to a $1 million less on Friday and Saturday than you would have been expecting, just based on what the norms were."
"The Marked Ones," made for just $5 million and starring a largely Hispanic cast, was the lone new wide release in the marketplace, as the large batch of late December releases looked to separate themselves from the pack.
Successes include Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" ($63.3 million in two weeks for Paramount), David O. Russell's acclaimed "American Hustle" ($88.7 million in four weeks for Sony) and the Will Ferrell sequel "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," (well past $100 million domestically in three weeks for Paramount).
Having a harder time finding audiences are "47 Ronin" starring Keanu Reeves (a $175 million bomb for Universal earning $32.6 million in two weeks), the Robert De Niro-Sylvester Stallone boxing comedy "Grudge Match" ($24.9 million in two weeks for Warner Bros.) and Ben Stiller's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" ($45.7 million in two weeks for 20th Century Fox).
"It's like traffic on the freeway," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Rentrak. "At this level of competition, there are always going to be casualties."
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Rentrak. Where available, latest international numbers for Friday through Sunday are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday:
1. "Frozen," $20.7 million ($52 million international).
2. "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones," $18.2 million ($16.2 million international).
3. "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," $16.3 million ($58 million international).
4. "The Wolf of Wall Street," $13.4 million ($6.3 million international).
5. "American Hustle," $13.2 million ($6.8 million international).
6. "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," $11.1 million ($5.4 million international).
7. "Saving Mr. Banks," $9.1 million.
8. "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," $8.2 million ($31.5 million international).
9. "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," $7.4 million ($9.1 million international).
10. "Grudge Match," $5.4 million.
Estimated weekend ticket sales Friday through Sunday at international theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada) for films distributed overseas by Hollywood studios, according to Rentrak:
1. "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," $58 million.
2. "Frozen," $52 million.
3. "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," $31.5 million.
4. "47 Ronin," $20.5 million.
5. "Paranormal Activity," $16.2 million.
6. "Walking With Dinosaurs," $11.3 million.
7. "The Attorney," $10.8 million.
8. "The Physician," $10.5 million.
9. "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," $9.1 million.
10. "4G Theory," $8 million.
Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp.; Paramount is owned by Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co.; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by News Corp.; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM is owned by a group of former creditors including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.; IFC is owned by AMC Networks Inc.; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.
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New Low? Fox & Friends Hosts Conspiracy Theorist Cashill To Peddle Claim That Ayers Wrote Obama's Memoir
Research ››› ››› ERIC SCHROECK
Fox & Friends hosted WorldNetDaily columnist Jack Cashill to promote his discredited conspiracy theory that Bill Ayers wrote President Obama's memoir, Dreams from My Father. Cashill has a long history of pushing insane conspiracy theories about Obama.
Fox & Friends Hosts Cashill To Push His Conspiracy Theory That Ayers Wrote Obama's Memoir
Fox & Friends Hosts Cashill To Promote His Conspiracy Theory That Ayers Wrote Dreams From My Father. On March 29, Fox & Friends hosted Cashill to promote his claim that Ayers wrote Obama's memoir, Dreams from My Father. During the interview, co-host Steve Doocy asked Cashill, "[W]hy isn't the mainstream media touching this with a 10-foot pole?" Co-host Gretchen Carlson ended the interview by promoting Cashill's book, saying, "Well, if you want to know more about these claims, check out Jack Cashill's book, Deconstructing Obama." From Fox & Friends:
DOOCY: For the second time in less than a year a half, controversial professor Bill Ayers is making the claim that he, Ayers, wrote President Obama's book Dreams from My Father. Listen to this:
[begin video clip]
AYERS: I wrote that - Dreams from My Father.
OFF-CAMERA VOICE: Yeah, we know that.
OFF-CAMERA VOICE: You wrote that?
AYERS [video clip]: Yeah, and if you could help me prove it, I'll split the royalties with you.
[end video clip]
CARLSON: All right, so was it a joke, or was he being serious? Joining us now is the author of Deconstructing Obama: The Life, Loves, and Letters of America's First Post-Modern President," Jack Cashill. Good morning to you, Jack.
CASHILL: Hey, good morning, Gretchen. Good morning, Steve.
DOOCY: Good morning.
CARLSON: So, when you hear that - it's not the first time that Bill Ayers has done this. Is it a joke, or is he being serious?
CASHILL: It's a joke, but the joke is on the White House. This is the third time he's done it, but it's the first time he did it on camera. He knew the camera was pointed at him, and he did it at a particularly critical time. And that is when we're going to launch a military attack on Libya, which he is not at all pleased with, nor is the hard left. And in a sense, I think it's a shot across the president's bow. I think he's saying, hey, I know something about you, and I'm prepared to talk about it if you don't play ball with me.
DOOCY: And Jack, do you have any doubt in your mind whether or not the president of the United States wrote his book?
CASHILL: I have no doubt that Bill Ayers was the primary craftsman behind Dreams From My Father, and an interesting twist on this, too, is that earlier in that clip, he disassociates himself from the second book, Audacity of Hope, which he says was a hack political book -- and it was, it was written by committee. And --
DOOCY: Right. But, Jack, how can you - I mean, that's very damning to say that somebody else wrote the president's book. You have any evidence?
CASHILL: Oh, I have a ton of evidence. It's all between the pages of my book, Deconstructing Obama, and when you see it all accumulated, Steve, when you see chapter after chapter after chapter after chapter, the textural evidence is so powerful it's undeniable. And then there was also the confirmation by Christopher Andersen in his book Barack and Michelle: Portrait of an American Marriage, and he has no skin in that game.
CARLSON: Let me ask you this, Jack. So let's say Bill Ayers did write that book.
CASHILL: Yes.
CARLSON: Why do we -- why does it matter? And I know that you also believe that if he did, some of the stories are not exactly truthful, and how does that play into everything?
CASHILL: Well, first of all, it matters because the whole myth of Obama's literary genius is built around the book Dreams from My Father, and that's taken away. It also throws into doubt Obama's ability to tell the truth, because he said he scarcely knew this guy. It also puts the, you know, a terrorist wandering around in the head of Barack Obama.
But what's even more important is that the story they tell in the book Dreams from My Father is contrived to a large degree. And they, you know, Obama, Ayers, slash admits as much, especially about the first two years of Obama's life. What we know for a fact is that there was no Obama family. That he and his mother lived in the state of Washington the first year of his life while Barack Sr. was back in Hawaii. When the family returns to Hawaii, he's gone. Barack Sr. is gone to Harvard. The whole fabricated family life is--does not exist.
DOOCY: Jack, why isn't the mainstream media touching this with a 10-foot pole?
CASHILL: They're afraid of this story. I mean, because they have so much vested interest in, you know, upholding the Obama agenda. Not only that, but in, they put up so much personal emotional equity in Obama's genius. There's a lot of very smart literary people who should have seen this on the first read of Dreams from My Father, and they didn't. It's transparent he's not a writer. There's no paper trail before this book, and what paper trail there is shows him to be like a C-minus student in a freshman comp class. You don't go from that to writing the best-produced, best-written memoir ever by an American literary figure.
CARLSON: Well, if you want to know more about these claims, check out Jack Cashill's book, Deconstructing Obama. Jack, thanks for your thoughts this morning.
CASHILL: Gretchen, thanks. Steve, thank you, too.
DOOCY: You betcha. Thank you, sir. [Fox News' Fox & Friends, 3/29/11]
Conspiracy Theory That Ayers Wrote Dreams Has Long Been Discredited
Oxford Don Conducted Computer Study, Found Claim To Be "Very Implausible." The Sunday Times of London reported on November 2, 2008, that Peter Millican, a philosophy don at Hertford College, Oxford, who "devised a computer software program that can detect when works are by the same author by comparing favourite words and phrases," was contacted by Republican activists who offered him $10,000 to "assess alleged similarities" between Dreams From My Father and Ayers' book Fugitive Days:
Millican took a preliminary look and found the charges "very implausible". A deal was agreed for more detailed research but when Millican said the results had to be made public, even if no link to Ayers was proved, interest waned.
Millican said: "I thought it was extremely unlikely that we would get a positive result. It is the sort of thing where people make claims after seeing a few crude similarities and go overboard on them." [The Sunday Times, 11/2/08]
Millican: Previous Analyses Commissioned By Cashill And Others "Seem Badly Flawed." Millican wrote in a separate November 2, 2008, Sunday Times commentary:
My Signature system acquired some publicity this year through its involvement in a heated debate about Coleridge's alleged authorship of a translation of Goethe's Faust. So some Republicans were keen to make use of my expertise to help them in their quest to unmask Ayers as the hidden puppet master behind the Obama of 1995.
The person who came up with this strange theory is Jack Cashill, an American author who claimed to find striking similarities between Dreams from My Father and Ayers's 2001 memoir Fugitive Days.
The trouble with these sorts of claims is that they are far too easy to make: take any two substantial memoirs from the same era and you are likely to be able to pick out a fair number of passages that have some similarities. Unless the similarities are really close (and they weren't), just listing them makes no case at all, even if it might be enough to persuade some readers.
Cashill and friends -- who were convinced but aware that more evidence would be needed to convince others -- enlisted teams of analysts to try to give the theory a solid statistical basis. All of these analyses supposedly delivered positive results, but they seem badly flawed.
Bob -- the man who brought me into all this -- seemed sincerely interested in getting to the truth about Cashill's dramatic allegation. He supplied me with the relevant texts and a number of appropriate "controls"
Some preliminary tests, using various data measures and a range of powerful statistical facilities that were recently added to Signature, indicated nothing that would give Obama any cause for concern. So I felt that any analysis I did would be far more likely to put an end to the story than to substantiate it, by providing objective data against what looked like partisan allegations. [The Sunday Times, 11/2/08]
Cashill Has Pushed Numerous Other Insane Obama Theories
Cashill: "Where's The Birth Certificate?" On the March 18 edition of Fox News Radio's Kilmeade & Friends, Cashill stated that a reporter should ask Obama, "Where's the birth certificate?" During the interview, Cashill said that "we know more about George Washington's first few years than we know about Barack Obama's." [Fox News Radio's Kilmeade & Friends, 3/18/11]
Cashill Suggests Barack Obama Sr. Isn't Really Obama's Father. In a January 20 WorldNetDaily column headlined, "Just who is really Obama's father," Cashill suggested that Barack Obama Sr. is not Obama's father and that Obama may actually be "the illegitimate son of an American black." From Cashill's column:
Then, too, those who have read "Dreams" are almost invariably surprised by the fond memories Ann's father, Stanley Dunham, has of his putative son-in-law. These memories do not deceive.
A photo taken on the occasion of Obama Sr.'s celebratory departure from Hawaii shows a smiling Stanley Dunham -- looking all the world like a young Barack Obama Jr. -- standing right next to the African guy who allegedly knocked up his 17-year-old daughter and is now abandoning them. As the father of two daughters, this doesn't smell right at all.
One of my correspondents -- let's call him Frank Hardy -- is convinced that the Dunham family left for Hawaii abruptly right after Ann's graduation in June 1960 because Ann was pregnant. He makes a good case.
If a black guy had impregnated Ann, this would explain the family's abrupt departure to Hawaii, the one state in the union where a mixed-race baby could grow up almost unnoticed. It certainly explains the move to Hawaii better than the dreamy rationale Stanley Dunham offers in "Dreams."
This scenario makes sense of any number of other details as well, like Ann's angry resistance to the move, her mother's willingness to quit her job as an escrow officer in nearby Bellevue, Wash., Ann's poor performance in her limited first-semester courses at the University of Hawaii, her failure to enroll for the second semester and, most of all, her otherwise inexplicable return to Seattle in August 1961 -- if not earlier.
True, to make this scenario work, which we have to add one major variable, but it is a credible one. Imagine Ann coming home from class one day in Hawaii in fall 1960 in one of her all-concealing muumuus -- she had written friends that muumuus were worn on campus -- and telling her father about a charming, larger-than-life Kenyan in her class.
The scheming Stanley befriends Barack Sr. and enlists him in his plot. He explains that a boy named Barack, the legitimate son of a Kenyan, could move through American life more seamlessly than a boy named, say, Stanley, the illegitimate son of an American black.
Stanley tells Barack Sr. that he can make it worth his while. Ann understands. As to Barack Sr., he has to contribute nothing to the proceedings but his name -- with his "son" born in February 1961, not August.
A marriage license from Maui -- the county specified in the divorce papers -- assures that no marriage announcement will appear in the Honolulu papers. Ann will leave in time for the 1961 fall semester at the University of Washington -- perhaps months before -- and she will not return until Obama Sr. leaves for Harvard. [WorldNetDaily, 1/20/11]
Cashill: Frank Marshall Davis "Quite Possibly" Had Sex With "Underage Obama." In a March 10 column, Cashill wrote that "drunken poet" Frank Marshall Davis was "plying the underage Obama with alcohol and quite possibly sex." From Cashill's column:
On the Hawaii front, Obama had to worry too about what [Chicago Tribune reporter David] Mendell would learn about poet, pornographer and card-carrying member of the CPUSA, Frank Marshall Davis.
That relationship between Obama and Davis is succinctly illustrated in the poem "Pop," which was published under the 19-year-old Obama's name in a 1981 edition of an Occidental College literary journal.
Instinctively protective of Obama, reviewers to a person decided that the "Pop" of the poem had to be Obama's mother's father, Stanley Dunham, the man Obama called "Gramps."
Not a one of them asked the most basic question: Why would Obama name a poem about the man he called "Gramps" "Pop"?
Rebecca Mead, writing in the New Yorker, unhesitatingly describes the poem as a "loving if slightly jaded portrait of Obama's maternal grandfather."
Obama biographer David Remnick makes the same point, "'Pop,'" he says as though a given, "clearly reflects Obama's relationship with his grandfather Stanley Dunham."
More oblivious still is British poet Ian McMillan. "There's a humanity in the poem," he writes in the Guardian, "a sense of family values and shared cultural concerns that give us a hint of the Democrat to come."
Family values? What family? Roman Polanski's? The "Pop" of the poem is a drunken poet who is plying the underage Obama with alcohol and quite possibly sex. [WorldNetDaily, 3/10/11]
Cashill: Frank Marshall Davis "Cannot Be Ruled Out" As Obama's Father. In a February 7, 2010, American Thinker column pushing his claim that Barack Obama Sr. may not be Obama's father, Cashill wrote that "[s]ome have theorized" that Davis is Obama's father, and that "[t]his theory, though tenuous, cannot be ruled out." From Cashill's column:
In any scenario, Obama had at least one black parent, and if it is not Obama Sr., who then is it? Obama offers a possible clue in Dreams:
I was intrigued by old Frank, with his books and whiskey breath and the hint of hard-earned knowledge behind the hooded eyes. The visits to his house always left me feeling vaguely uncomfortable, though, as if I were witnessing some complicated, unspoken transaction between the two men, a transaction I couldn't fully understand. The same thing I felt whenever Gramps took me downtown to one of his favorite bars, in Honolulu's red-light district.
The "Frank" in question is Frank Marshall Davis, a black communist, pornographer, and poet who had abandoned Chicago for Hawaii. In "Pop," it should be noted, the Pop character "recites an old poem" just before the reconciliation and reeks of whiskey. Davis would have been in his mid-seventies at the time. Some have theorized that Davis, in fact, is Obama's father and the "Pop" of the poem. This theory, though tenuous, cannot be ruled out. A grandson can look more like his maternal grandfather than his father. That happens. And then, too, there is Davis's Chicago connection. [American Thinker, 2/7/10]
Cashill Pushes Wild Theories About The "Murky Circumstances Of Obama's Birth." In his February 7, 2010, American Thinker column, Cashill wrote: "Both the 'Dunham as father' and the 'anonymous black father' scenarios would make the Obama camp wary of sharing Obama's actual birth certificate." Cashill further promoted claims surrounding Obama's birth by fellow WorldNetDaily columnist and Obama conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi. From Cashill's column:
Jerome Corsi of WorldNetDaily has found additional evidence that argues against Obama's birth to Ann Dunham in August 1961. As the records clearly show, "Stanley Ann Dunham" enrolled for classes at the University of Washington at Seattle on August 19, 1961, fifteen days after Obama's presumed birth. It defies all logic -- and logistics as well -- that Dunham would have flown her newborn across the Pacific, found an apartment and a job, and enrolled at school all within two weeks of the birth.
It seems altogether possible that the progressive and adventurous seventeen-year-old Dunham was impregnated by a black man while the family was still living in the Seattle area. If so, this pregnancy could have prompted the family to uproot to Hawaii, where no one knew them and where mixed-race babies were more accepted. According to the Andersen account, whose source was Maxine Box, "There were loud arguments between father and daughter -- fights that sometimes turned violent." Ann did not want to go.
Both the "Dunham as father" and the "anonymous black father" scenarios would make the Obama camp wary of sharing Obama's actual birth certificate, either because Dunham was not Obama's mother, or, if she were, because Obama was born much earlier than August 4, 1961. [American Thinker, 2/7/10]
Cashill Pushes Theory That Obama Is Using Phony Social Security Number. In a March 17 WorldNetDaily column, Cashill advanced conspiracy theories about "Obama's mysterious Social Security number":
While out promoting my new book, "Deconstructing Obama," I have been asked a few times about Obama's mysterious Social Security number.
Not knowing enough to speak authoritatively, I chose to swim upstream through the data flood and head for the source.
Here I found a no-nonsense licensed investigator from Ohio named Susan Daniels. Widowed at 30 with seven children, Daniels went back to school and eventually emerged as a certified paralegal.
This being the case, I asked Daniels to guide me through the data mine field and help me ascertain what we know for sure about the world's best-known Social Security number - 042-68-4425.
"All I can say," says Daniels of 042-68-4425, "is that it's phony and [Obama] has been using it, with it first appearing on his Selective Service document in 1980."
Daniels sent me a copy of the hand-written application of the individual who held the number immediately before Obama's, 042-68-4424. The applicant, Thomas Wood, died at age 19, which is why his information is available.
Wood's Social Security number was issued sometime between March and May of 1977. Obama would turn 16 in August of that year. Wood lived on Glenview Drive in Newington, Conn., the state from which all "042s" applied. Obama lived in Hawaii.
Other than the 1980 Selective Service registration, the first time Daniels could find Obama using the "042" number was in 1986 in Chicago.
As to how Obama may have secured that number, it is possible that he turned to his radical friends for advice. [WorldNetDaily, 3/17/11]
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Hot Topics Discussion Groups
This page will be used to share notes from the Annual and Midwinter Hot Topics discussion groups of the Science and Technology Section of ACRL. It will also be used to aggregate possible topics for future discussion groups, and for membership to contribute and comment on potential topics.
2/27/2008 We'd like to ask for your input to help determine the subject for the Annual Meeting's Hot Topics discussion group. We have a list of topics that we've brainstormed but they may not be so 'hot' any more! The recent survey that the Continuing Education committee conducted revealed that the top five general subjects that STS members are interested in are:
1. Collaboration between faculty and librarian 2. Keeping current with technology: Web 2.0, blogs, listservs, RSS, podcasts, etc. 3. Future roles for libraries and librarianship 4. Library instruction, assessment and surveys 5. Future of reference, e-mail, chat, IM, other new technologies
Some specific topics that have been suggested: 1. Using Zotero in the STM setting 2. Customizing Google Scholar 3. The greening of libraries - how does it affect STM libraries & librarians?
We'd be particularly interested in ideas for discussion that relate to these general areas, while more particularly addressing the scitech librarian audience and focus. Please add your ideas by March 15, 2008 - we plan to announce the final topic soon thereafter. Thanks for your ideas! And thanks to JoAnn Calzonetti for sharing preliminary survey results to help us shape this discussion. Hot Topics Discussion Group co-leaders - Marilyn Christianson, Maxine Schmidt, Maribeth Slebodnik, and Kara Whatley


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Car News: 2012 La Auto Show
2012 LA Auto Show: What It Means for Car Buyers
- The class of 2013 debuts in Los Angeles.
- No big stars but plenty of "most likely to succeed" contenders.
- Technology takes on greater importance.
The 2012 LA Auto Show is a big deal. Huge. This is where potential buyers can see many of the new models that will grace showrooms and streets in 2013 and beyond.
In some ways, the new cars launched in Los Angeles this year are typical--a particular mix of luxury and eco-friendliness that is popular here. The 2014 top-of-the-line Acura RLX debuted on the same day as the all-electric FIAT 500. The sexy 2014 Jaguar F-Type roadster vied for attention with the efficient 3-cylinder Ford Fiesta. And in Southern California's nearly perpetual sunshine, the 2013 VW Beetle Convertible is a welcome sight.
But even though it's held in a city known as La-La Land, this year's LA show has been more about "real" vehicles than high-dollar sports machines or niche cars. Imagine a fashion show that concentrated on comfortable clothes and sensible shoes--that's the atmosphere here.
Audi, purveyor of all things stylish and sleek, made diesel its main message, with four new TDI models, including the popular Q5 SUV. Actually, Audi's commitment to diesel in the United States is unwavering. Considering that diesel is typically about 30 percent more efficient than gasoline with no real sacrifice in performance, the company has a strong argument. "We think this technology has a big future," said Scott Keogh, president of Audi's American operations.
Mazda has done something similar with its 2014 Mazda6, an all-new generation of the midsize sedan, by offering a diesel option for American buyers.
To use a little of Hollywood's language, there have been no blockbuster cars, no wow moments. Instead, companies are mainly going for the safe bets--the products they know will be well received by drivers who need to make the most of their automotive budgets. The 2014 Kia Forte sedan and 2014 Kia Sorento 7-seat SUV are prime examples--family fare offering good looks and good value. They're joined by another fine 7-seat SUV, the 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe.
There are plenty of sequels. The revised 2013 Honda Civic reworks and improves the compact car formula. The 2013 Porsche Cayman takes over from where the previous generation left off, just like the 2013 Toyota RAV4. If there are few surprises, at least consumers know what they're getting.
If we want to see something really new from Los Angeles, we must look at silicon instead of steel. The digitization of transportation maintains its relentless pace, as more vehicles embrace greater computing power. Cell phone provider Sprint has teamed up with Chrysler to provide new features for the car company's Uconnect system.
Like her or not, Siri is well-known among Apple iPhone users, and this interactive voice-activated system is becoming more common. For her fans, General Motors is bringing a Siri-based "Eyes Free" system to two of its cars. These are the Chevrolet Spark and Sonic, small cars aimed at young, tech-embracing drivers. No doubt this function will spread to other GM vehicles in time. Honda and BMW have also eluded to their own plans to use Apple's virtual assistant.
If we put all of the cars seen at the 2012 LA Auto Show into a blender to make one machine, we'd get something with smart styling, frugal fuel consumption, strong reliability and plenty of gadgetry--all at a competitive price. There's never been a better time to be a car buyer.
What it means to you: Equipment versus price, performance versus consumption--the LA Auto Show demonstrates that modern cars can offer assets that were once mutually exclusive.
See more LA Auto Show news.
What's favorite new car from the LA Auto Show? Let us know in the comments below.


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MINEOLA, N.Y.—A man convicted of imprisoning a 10-year-old girl for 17 days in a suburban New York dungeon was found dead in his cell, and she expressed sympathy for his family but not for him.
John Esposito was found unresponsive at a prison in Ossining, N.Y., on Wednesday, said spokeswoman Linda Foglia. The death is under investigation but does not appear to be suspicious, she said.
Esposito, 64, was serving 15 years to life for kidnapping Katie Beers and hiding her under his Bay Shore, Long Island, home in 1992.
Beers is now a married mother of two who earned a degree in business management and works in insurance sales near her home in rural Pennsylvania. She also has been making public appearances in recent months to speak about her ordeal.
She told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that state parole officials called her on Wednesday with the news of his passing. "They wanted me to hear it from them and not in the media, and that is something I definitely appreciated," Beers said.
She was ambivalent about the news.
"I would never say I was happy about it, but I wasn't saddened about it," Beers said. "There was a loss of a life. Somebody lost an uncle, a brother, whatever, so I am saddened for his family, but I am not saddened by his death."
Beers, now 30, noted the coincidence of Esposito's passing one day after notorious Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro committed suicide.
"I tweeted something about how within 24 hours, two monsters have died."
Her kidnapping attracted nationwide attention in early 1993, when revelations surfaced while she was still missing that she had suffered years of neglect from her mother and had been repeatedly sexually assaulted by her godmother's husband since she was a toddler.
Beers and her foster parents guarded her privacy for years, but on the 20th anniversary of her ordeal she co-wrote a book "Buried Memories: Katie Beers' Story."
Esposito, a family acquaintance, told detectives in 1993 that he had kidnapped Beers and showed them the dungeon. Beers later was placed in foster care and raised in a comfortable East Hampton home with four siblings.
The county medical examiner will determine the cause of Esposito's death.
He had appeared before the parole board earlier Wednesday but Foglia said, "we don't know the decision." It was his fourth board appearance in 20 years in prison, she said, adding that he had a satisfactory prison record.
WCBS-TV reporter Carolyn Gusoff, who co-wrote the book with Beers, noted Esposito declined to be interviewed for the memoir. "It was an opportunity for him to face up to his past deeds. Sadly, he died in denial," she posted on her Facebook page on Thursday.
Ilnytzky reported from New York.


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Until Sunday afternoon, Collin McHugh had been the biggest surprise of the Astros' season. Called up from Class AAA Oklahoma City mainly because he was the man in line to start, he had been brilliant in his two outings after staff ace Scott Feldman went on the disabled list.
McHugh had been so dominant that it was assumed he had already pitched well enough to secure a spot in the rotation once Feldman returned off the disabled list. Yet a few hours after Feldman threw a simulated game to pass his final test, McHugh tumbled back toward his career track record.
The Mariners didn't just beat McHugh 8-7 Sunday to win the series 2-1 at Minute Maid Park. They also gave the Astros reason to ponder which starter will be left out of the rotation and perhaps even head to OKC when Feldman comes off the DL on Friday.
"I would like to see them go deep into games," manager Bo Porter said. "All of these guys are smart enough to realize that somebody's going to have to come out of the rotation. Between now and Friday, I think we'll have enough to make that decision."
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Jarred Cosart, who will start the four-game series against the Tigers on Monday, is the No. 2 starter and a sure bet to remain in the rotation despite a 1-2 record and deceiving 5.52 ERA. Lefthander Brett Oberholtzer (0-5, 5.63 ERA) will start Tuesday. Righthander Brad Peacock (0-2, 5.63 ERA) will start Wednesday. Those two are the most likely candidates fighting to keep their spots away from McHugh.
Lefthander Dallas Keuchel, who is 2-2 with a 3.96 ERA while arguably being the Astros' second best pitcher this season, will start Thursday as somewhat of a lock to remain in the rotation.
McHugh (2-1, 2.79 ERA) had given up only one run through 151⁄3 innings for a sterling 0.59 ERA over his first two starts, but he gave up eight hits and six runs (five earned) with one walk and four strikeouts over four innings Sunday.
"Not executing pitches pretty well is what it comes down to," said the 26-year-old McHugh. "I felt like we had a pretty good game plan today. … I just missed with a couple of pitches here and there."
Now, general manager Jeff Luhnow, who dissects numbers and looks into patterns more than most, will gauge whether two great starts are enough to outweigh the 0-8 record and 8.94 ERA McHugh had in his major league career before he was called up.
The Mariners capitalized on McHugh's two-base error on a failed pickoff attempt to take a 1-0 lead with an unearned run in the first inning. Alex Presley tied the score at 1 with a leadoff home run to right field in the second inning.
The Mariners added a four-run rally on five hits in the third against a pitcher who had given up only five hits combined in his first two games.
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In the days leading up to when he helped the New York Giants win their second Super Bowl in five seasons, Chase Blackburn told ThisWeek Community News in January 2012 that establishing oneself in the NFL involves not losing confidence and being "ready when it's available."
Like the 2001 Marysville High School graduate, two others who made the second team of the "All-Time ThisWeek Football Team" still are fulfilling their dream of playing professionally, while three others are trying to make that dream a reality.
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Dublin Coffman's Brady Quinn, who has been in the NFL since 2007 and will be the Seattle Seahawks' backup this season, is the second-team quarterback.
The second-team tight end is Brook-haven's Jeff Cumberland, who will begin his fourth season with the New York Jets.
Former Ohio State players Zach Boren (Houston Texans) and Jake Stoneburner (Green Bay Packers) and former Michigan player Patrick Omameh (San Francisco 49ers) are trying to catch on as undrafted free agents.
The remainder of the second team includes players such as former Ohio State running back Derek Combs from the mid-1990s and recent standouts like Johnstown's Ross Franklin, Westerville South's Jayshon Jackson, Dublin Scioto's Tim Shadoan and Hartley's Ja'Wuan Woodley.Quarterback
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He led the Shamrocks to a 9-4 record and Division I regional runner-up finish while passing for 2,220 yards and 21 touchdowns as a junior in 2001.
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Combs (Grove City, 1996), Franklin (2011), Jackson (2010).
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Combs combined for more than 1,500 rushing and receiving yards as a junior before averaging more than nine yards per carry while amassing 2,149 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior.
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Franklin, who is playing for Findlay, rushed for 2,183 yards as a junior and 3,416 yards with 51 touchdowns as a senior.
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All three were Super 25 captains as seniors.Wide Receiver
Shadoan (2012), Stoneburner (Coffman, 2007).
Stoneburner went on to play tight end for Ohio State after a prep career in which he broke nearly all of Coffman's receiving records, including receptions (74) and yards (1,267) as a senior and receptions for his career (168).
A year ago, Shadoan helped Scioto make the playoffs for the first time since 2005. He caught 81 passes, giving him a program-record 121 for his career.Tight End
Cumberland (2005).
A standout on Brookhaven's 2004 Division II state championship team, Cumberland was named the district's Offensive Player of the Year as a senior when he had 13 touchdown receptions as the Bearcats made the Division I playoffs.Offensive Line
Phil Huff (Hilliard Davidson, 2009), Mark Jackson (Brookhaven, 2005), Kurt Murphy (DeSales, 1995), Omameh (DeSales, 2007), Josh Parrish (Westerville South, 1996).
Davidson and DeSales have made many long playoff runs over the years, with linemen such as the Wildcats' Huff and the Stallions' Murphy and Omameh among the reasons.
Jackson was a three-year starter at center for the Bearcats who signed with Illinois while Parrish went on to play for Kentucky.Defensive Line
Gino Dunlap (Westland, 1997), Keith Heitzman (Davidson, 2010), Devon May (Watterson, 2002), Julian Miller (Beechcroft, 2006).
Heitzman was the district's Defensive Player of the Year as a senior and signed with Michigan.
Miller completed a solid career for West Virginia and May had a short stint at Louisville after helping Watterson win the 2002 state title.
At 6-foot-1 and 245 pounds, Dunlap was a standout nose guard for Westland.Linebacker
Blackburn (2000), Boren (Pickerington Central, 2008), J.B. Strahler (Davidson, 2006), Woodley (2012).
Blackburn recorded more than 100 tackles during both his junior and senior seasons and played for the University of Akron before heading to the NFL.
Boren and Woodley each were finalists for Mr. Football as seniors.
Strahler helped Davidson to its first state championship in 2006.Defensive Back
Eilar Hardy (Pickerington Central, 2010), Michael Hinger (Licking Valley, 2001), Matt Pusateri (Watterson, 1999), DeAngelo Smith (Independence, 2003).
Smith and Hinger were the ultimate ball hawks, with Smith returning three of his 11 interceptions for touchdowns as a senior and Hinger combining for 18 interceptions over his final two prep seasons.
Hardy was a four-year starter who signed with Notre Dame and Pusateri had a distinguished career at Miami University.Place-Kicker
Jimmy Gammill (New Albany, 2011).
Now a sophomore playing for the University of Pennsylvania, Gammill was the epitome of clutch in high school.
A first-team all-state honoree in Division II as a senior, he finished his prep career 120-for-127 in extra points and 26-for-32 on field-goal attempts with 50 touchbacks. He made nine of 11 field goals as a senior, including a pair of game-winners over eventual playoff teams.Punter
A.J. Trapasso (Pickerington Central, 2003).
A versatile player who rushed for more than 2,900 yards and scored 360 points during his final two prep seasons while seeing time at running back and kicker, Trapasso went on to be Ohio State's punter from 2005-08.
For Pickerington Central, he averaged 38.7 yards per punt as a junior and more than 41 yards as a senior.Return Specialist
Glenn (1991).
Glenn became a star wide receiver at Ohio State and an NFL Pro Bowler in 1999 with the New England Patriots, but he might have been most effective as a prep player on special teams.
As a senior, he returned a kickoff 85 yards for a score in a 14-3 win over Piqua in a Division I regional final. He also brought back three punts for scores in a 49-13 regular-season win over Westerville North and had two other returns for touchdowns.


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She was 69.
Born in Kirkland Lake, Ont., on June 21, 1943, Marleau first entered politics in 1980 when she was elected to city council in Sudbury, Ont.
She made the jump to federal politics in 1988 and served as opposition critic for energy, mines and resources until the Liberals won a majority government in 1993.
Former Liberal prime minister Jean Chrétien appointed Marleau as minister of national health and welfare, where she became known as a staunch supporter of public medicare.
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