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From Magonia 62, February 1998
In recent times the tragic suicide of 38 American UFO cult members has graphically illustrated the extremes that fixation and identification with alien life forms can have upon certain individuals. For not only did these troubled souls believe that by taking their lives they were also going to rendezvous with an extraterrestrial space ship that was skirting a comet's tail, but several of them had even shaved their heads and castrated themselves (perhaps in an effort to mimic the purely cerebral, highly spiritual and, presumably, asexual appearance of the space creatures that tthey anticipated meeting).
Other UFO-related cases of unusual human behaviour involve the complete abandonment of highly sensitive listening posts by several US military personnel in Germany, so they might meet with a flying saucer that they believed was coming to Earth to pick them up, as well as the planned radioactive assassination of local government officials in New York State by UFO aficionados who thought that the authorities were covering up information about a saucer that had crashed near Long Island.
Of course, these are extreme examples and it would be totally unfair of me to paint the entire UFO subculture with the same brush. For many saucer buffs are intelligent, hard-working and well-meaning folks and it is, in fact, precisely because of their good intentions and belief in the UFO phenomenon that they can be easily manipulated and exploited by charismatic, unscrupulous and deluded individuals who may be operating within the saucer movement itself.Interestingly, in the early days of UFO charlatanism, the schemes (much like the developing UFO phenomenon) lacked the sophistication of today's technological-sounding scams, which not only include an array of bogus classified documents, photos, video footage and crashed saucer artifacts, but also the sanction of a growing number of credulous professionals who treat abductees and reportedly help them to deal with the post-traumatic stress and lingering anxiety of repeated experiences with alien beings that had kidnapped and abused them.
All this at the insistence (and, in many instances, the direction) of self-proclaimed UFO abduction experts, who often lack anysort of medical training or certifica-tion in clinical or forensic hypnosis.
The reported transformational effect of the abduction experience is believed to involve a spiritual, philosophical and intellectual heightening of the individual's self awareness through a continuing process of contact and educational interaction with alien intelligences that have selected the abductees for some specific purpose.
Several experts believe that the purpose of abduction is grounded in the immediate wants and needs of the aliens who are, apparently, attempting to bolster their own faltering genetic pool through a clone-splicing technique that they have perfected in order to thwart their impending extinction.Several other UFO experts feel that the benevolent aliens are concerned about our own planet's ever-mounting ecological, sociological and political woes; and that they have been visiting this world and covertly contacting some of its inhabitants in preparation for a kind of social reorganisation which will supposedly take place after the Earth goes through a period of dramatic changes (e.g. the result of a global catastrophe such as a nuclear holocaust, a complete ecological melt-down, a world-wide plague, or a bewildering series of natural disasters). In fact, it has even been suggested that the planet itself may be knocked off its axis by a rogue asteroid and entire continents might be swept away – beneath the angriest of seas.
Still other reported after-effects of contacts with the alien Greys, as they are commonly called in UFO circles, are said to include a sense of cosmic consciousness (or, the magnified awareness of one's oneness with the universe), the occasional spontaneous cure or remission of various physical, immunological, emotional and psychological disorders, as well as the abductees experiencing marked changes in their career choices, personal interests and long-term goals.
But, beyond all of the above, human contact with the aliens has also produced marked alterations in the way the abductee perceives him or herself, even to the point of their experiencing sexual identity difficulties and/or gross distortions of self, which includes the questioning of their even belonging to the human race or feeling any sort of allegiance to it. That the abductees would identify, sympathise and voice open affection for their captors is not an unknown psychological phenomenon. But, that the abductees would so readily cast off their humanity and profess partial (i.e., hybrid) or total kinship with their alien captors does seem to open the door to much deeper contemplation.
The problem, of course, is that few abduction experts have the requisite medical training to fully comprehend the dangers of hypnotically probing the unconscious mind of the individuals they matter of factly call the abductees – a term which automatically confirms as physically real the very confusing experiences which these perplexed individuals have sought out the experts for. But, even worse than that, the term sets them up for additional experiences, simply because it is common knowledge throughout the UFO community that the Greys always come back for the abductees, and their children too! Perhaps it was this expectation and fear that led a woman in the UK to kill her young grandchildren before they would be kidnapped by aliens?
Beyond this, the UFO 'experts' lack of perception regarding the marked psychical background of the so-called abduction experience (i.e., its mythopoeic make-up and dream-like contradictory content) means that the experts must keep coming up with new (and often ridiculous) explanations of how and why the aliens might do something that is obviously nonsensical in character (e.g., the little Greys can reportedly levitate at will, lift and carry the much larger and heavier humans that they have captured – yet, they often walk their victims to their waiting space craft and climb stairs into its hatchway, even though they reportedly filtered through the locked doors and brick walls of the abductee's home only moments before).
Yet another obvious contradiction pops up in the reports when the dematerialising aliens use metallic instruments to perform invasive surgical procedures upon their human captives, especially when they are also alleged to be capable of inducing the abductees' bodies to dematerialise as well.
Moreover, today's medical practitioners can routinely perform similar gynaecological procedures to those that the aliens reportedly employ, but without producing the marked fear and pain which so frequently characterise the medical aspects of the abduction experience.
In many instances, man's encounters with the unknown were believed to be real contacts with gods, spirits, or demons of various description, and often involved the experiencer being whisked off to magical realms beneath the Earth or sea, high upon a mountain, deep within the forest, or in the firmament above.
Today's abduction reports often feature similar mythological settings in their scenarios (albeit with a technological accent) and we even discover reports of UFO interiors which have earthen floors and shag rug wall-to-wall carpeting (Indeed, dirt floors in a supposedly highly advanced and medically sterile space craft.) In fact, the UFO which reportedly kidnapped Linda Cortile (the central figure in Budd Hopkins's book Witnessed) was said to have plunged into the Hudson River with all hands on board rather than flitting off into the starry sky with its cargo of human captives. So, the question immediately arises – was the craft a sub-UFO from Earth's inner space or an ill-fated space craft from outer space?
While it seems perfectly normal for modern man to dismiss the idea that wee folks, fairies, leprechauns, and hobgoblins actually existed and occasionally interfaced with our forbears, a great many people living in very sophisticated societies as little as a century ago absolutely did believe that such tales were true. Indeed, some folks even believe it to this very day. The point is that, in a hundred years or so, it may be that our contemporary beliefs in UFOs and the pint-sized creatures that pilot them will also become a curiously amusing fact, especially when one considers that the UFO legend's tales are so highly characteristic of our society and our times (i.e., an era in which our own space-conquering aspirations have been projected upon an array of alien intelligences that we assume to be flourishing somewhere in the cosmos – a fact that Dr C.G. Jung pointed out over forty years ago in his landmark book Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies).
In short, we may be lifting our eyes, minds, hopes, and hearts to the skies in search of a super-technological deity instead of the supernatural god that our ancestors worshipped. We may be yearning for an answer to our tiny planet's ever-mounting problems – fantasising and, in so doing, inventing a new-age panacea (or super-advanced technological response) to the dark side of our own sciences and technologies, and the nuclear/ toxic demons that we have unwit-tingly created and unleashed upon ourselves.
That this panacea should take the form of little creatures with swollen heads that are choc-full of intelligence and good will towards mankind (instead of a host of angels with blaring trumpets bursting through the firmament), informs us that a growing faith in advanced sciences and technology has woven its way into our culture's unconscious, even to the point that UFOs (i.e., the symbol of the panacea) have been invested with the power of bringing salvation to mankind. A power which they do not possess and in no way deserve.
Man has always feared and revered strange and awesome things that he's seen in the skies – he had recorded his perceptions upon cave walls, clay tablets, and video camcorders. Perhaps knowing what the signs in the skies actually were never was as important as what the observer believed they were, and the tremendous impact that such beliefs have had upon the human psyche.
Perhaps UFOs have always played a part in the living experience of man. Perhaps they have been called soul-sparks by the ancients and space ships by today's observers. Perhaps, too, their operators have been known as angels, demons, wee-folks, and Greys. Are these creatures from outer space, inner space, or a space and time existing somewhere in between these divisional concepts? Do they seek to contact us consciously, unconsciously, or on a spiritual level?
Like many great artists, Leonardo Da Vinci was fully aware of the inner mind's ability to well up images, and we find that even his friend and colleague Piero Di Cosimo commented in his writings on how many wonderful creatures could be found hidden in the stains of masonry work. Of course, we've all had some personal childhood experience with seeing various animal shapes in cloud formations; and, if one tries hard enough, quite a few other imaginary things can be spotted lurking in the shadows of leafy trees too.
In the early 1900s, Dr Hermann Rorschach (a Swiss psychiatric pioneer) effectively demonstrated that extraordinarily meaningful material buried deep in an individual's subconscious could be brought to the surface by having that person attentively mull over a series of ink blots in an effort to describe what they saw in them.
In most instances, just about everyone tends to see the same kind of things in fluffy clouds and Dr Rorschach's ink-blot plates simply because the general shape of the visually perceived external object that they are gazing at does bear some degree of similarity to a mentally stored image of some other object that they are comparing it to. But, it seems that after one's initial comparative or reductive processes have been exhausted regarding Rorschach's ambiguous ink blots, some unusual things start to happen to a person's perceptive abilities. This also appears to be the case in many UFO observations, and may even play an important role in the close-encounter experiences that occasionally follow them.
As any seasoned field investigator can tell you, quite often the play of reflected sunlight or cloud shadowing upon an otherwise easily discernible abject (such as a commercial airliner's fuselage) may create false optical cues that can cause a person to misidentify the aircraft and call it a UFO. What's more, because the startled UFO observer does not have the opportunity to replay the incident and, therefore, cannot possibly verify his or her observation, they may not ever realise that they have mistakenly identified a fixed-wing aircraft for an unidentified flying object.
Interestingly, it seems that even though an individual undergoing Rorschach testing has the opportunity to take a good long look at a particular Rorschach plate, nevertheless the general shape and even the coloration of the ink blot tends to play an important role in the mental formulation of the kind of things that he or she will see in it. This may be a very important factor for UFO researchers to consider because the changing size, shape and coloration of a fleeting UFO or its pulsating lighting may produce (or induce) similar effects upon the experi-encer's perceptive skills.
Considering the adverse effect that shadow, distance, darkness, and poor weather conditions might have upon an individual's optical acuity at the time of their sighting – it seems reasonable to suspect that UFO watching, much like ink-blot gazing, primarily involves the observation of a strange object or some pattern of ambiguous lights that are usually seen against the backdrop of a night-time sky.
So, it is not surprising that one's best attempts to positively identify the object (or the distant lights) are going to become embellished with subjective (apperceptive) phenomena that form around the object, or may tend to fill in the empty space that is situated in between the mysterious points of light – investing them with not only a structural configuration, but also volition and, in some cases, even questionable intent. Naturally, these attributes are projected upon the unknown object by the observer as a result of their emotional and intuitive responses to the situational and confrontational character of their UFO encounter; and, once that happens, their UFO experience broadens and deepens, taking on a subjective tone which may also in-clude the active influence of very primitive introjective processes (i.e., assuming that the object is intelligently guided or that the UFO operators have specifically selected the observer for some reason).
All of these factors must be seriously considered by the objective UFO researcher simply because one cannot be certain which percentage of UFO reports are generated by the observation of space craft from another world (or holographic imagery that is transmitted by an alien civilisation), as opposed to those that may have their origin in the depths of man's inner space – that is, his unconscious mind. And, of course, there is also the distinct possibility that the UFO experience is both objective and subjective in nature, and that separation of the two is simply beyond our investigative skills.
This appears to be the case where a physically real airborne object (be it a misidentification of some sort, or a real UFO) is observed and then the observer projects his or her own psychical contents upon it – very much like what happens during Rorschach testing experiences.
In his landmark psychological exploration of the UFO phenomenon, Dr C.G. Jung identified the basic discoidal (or round) UFO configuration as being similar to that of a meditative mantra and several other symbolic manifestations of the self which, as we know from our studies of depth psychology, is a very important archetype that tends to spontaneously appear to individuals when there is a profound emotional need present in their lives, or when they are caught up in a seemingly hopeless or overwhelming situation. Both of these prerequisites seem to fit the above mentioned UFO experience model which speculatively describes the UFO encounter as being a kind of display or the symbolic equivalent of some internal conflict that is unconsciously troubling but, nevertheless, affecting the observers at the time of their UFO encounter.
I am not alone with this estimate of the UFO situation, for several other researchers have come to similar conclusions regarding a display factor in UFO events and, quite recently, Dr R. Leo Sprinkle (noted psychologist/ufologist of Laramie, Wyoming) has presented a paper on the psychical analysis of UFO experiences which echoes Dr C. G. Jung's assertion that the UFO may be (at least in part) a symbolic representation of the observer's self. But these guestimates are based upon present-day UFO reports and the investigative data that today's researchers are gathering. It would also bee interesting to attempt to determine what impact the presence of such ambiguous aerial objects may have had upon our forebears.
Curiously, UFO-like shapes and forms have been discovered amidst the human and animal forms depicted in Palaeolithic and Neolithic cave art which is generally thought to have been created during the time when man's consciousness was first developing (i.e., roughly one million years ago). These, too, are believed to have been produced while early man was involved with welling up mentally stored images of the many animals that he hunted and feared. But, unlike the beautiful deer, bison and horses that appear to have been repeatedly drawn in the same area of the caves and were apparently used for some kind of hunting magic ritual, these unusual circles, braces and chevrons were not drawn in layers and are believed by many experts to have had an independent mythology connected to them. Interestingly,squares, chevrons, and a series of circles and dots commonly called recall-benders frequently pop up in Rorschach testing too.
Although there may be a number of possible explanations for the existence of the UFO-like cave drawings, two seem to be the most plausible. Either the cave man recorded his real-world encounter with such objects, or he dreamed of such forms and the dreams had such a profound impact on him in the waking state that he wanted to share his experience with his contemporaries.
In either case, it appears that these UFO-like shapes were considered important enough to merit separate space upon the cave walls, for they are not pitted and marred like the animal depictions which have obviously been subjected to many missile impacts that probably occurred during a hunting magic ritual. In other words, the UFO-like drawings have been afforded a separate space within the caves, and they probably had an entirely separate mythology associated with them.
The experts on cave art seem to be somewhat perplexed by these drawings and, of course, opinions vary quite a bit regarding their possible meaning. The so-called brackets are often thought to be a stylised version of the female form about to receive male sexuality, while some experts feel that the brackets may be related to the sexual aggression of the cave man himself.
One thing seems certain. These forms are totally unlike anything that is thought to have existed in the cave man's natural environment. They appear to be symmetrical, possibly aerodynamic in design, and they also have a modern-day technological look about them. While they may not actually be depictions of UFOs, one must admit that they certainly do look a great deal like sketches that today's observers produce regarding their en
counters with alien space vehicles.
Dare we ponder the notion that contact with alien intelligences could be channelled through the vast reaches of man's inner space (i.e., his unconscious mind) and that such contacts may have been going on since mankind's conscious dawning? Dare we believe that human inner space is just as vast, wondrous and awesome as outer space and that we have barely touched the surface of the mysteries and wonders that lie within its depths? Indeed, depths from which the UFOs themselves may hail?
No matter how far we reach out amongst the stars, we must always bear in mind that in our outreaching lies a human motive, and that the further we reach the deeper the want, the need, the fear, or the desire is to touch the face of the unknown.
As we are about to enter the 21st century, we might do well to note that despite our new sciences and great technological advance
ments we are still linked to our distant ancestors and carry the essence of their being within us. Have we become so estranged from this primal fabric that signals from it are thought to be attempted communications from an alien world? What is the signal in the noise of UFO reports? And, even more importantly, why is it being picked up by so many people at this particular point in human history?
Although Hermann Rorschach's work with the phenomenon of human perception (its alteration or distortion) is generally applied to the diagnosis of pathology, some experts feel that it might be an error to assume that it is not also a viable method for studying the workings of perceptual phenomena in normals too. Dynamic UFO Displays may be one of many such phenomena, for the sudden and oft-times riveting perception of a Dynamic Display or close encounter may trigger a projection function that displaces some of the excess psychical energy (libido) assigned to an internal conflict that may be adversely affecting an individual. Thus, the Dynamic Display variety of UFO experience may bethought of as a self-regulating function of the psyche which is induced into activity by intrusive sensory stimulation (i.e., the impact of encountering a UFO) as opposed to the tranquil meditative process of Rorschach plate scrutiny.
Even in cases where the UFO investigator is completely unable to resolve the UFO report as a misidentification of a conventional airborne object (or perhaps an atmospheric anomaly of some kind), he or she is still left with the opportunity to examine the observer's recollection of what the unidentified flying object looked like, how it appeared to operate and, of course, how it may have interacted with them.
This is most valuable information because, if we are correct about the UFO's image and its interactive performance being dramatic representations of the observer's self condition , we can learn something about the UFO experience's meaningfulness in regard to the observer's wants, needs, fears and expectations, along with something about the general make up of their defensive shielding. Indeed, we might consider a Dynamic UFO Display as a form of self-perception and communication that is triggered by the UFO's presence in our skies – and even more importantly – in ouy lives.
In order to interpret the symbolic materials that well up during the subject's observation and interaction with the UFO, the investigator must attempt to determine what the UFO (as an image) may actually represent on the one hand (e.g., a misi-dentification of some physical and external airborne object/s, or perhaps a totally unknown anomaly) and how that object's image and behaviour might be symbolically linked to the psychology of the observer/s on the other hand. It is also apparent that what is observed during a UFO experience and how it is emotionally perceived and responded to is not solely determined by the observer's conscious estimation of his or her UFO encounter, but also by the active influence of a mixed bag of intrapsychical forces that come into play during the event.
Since we suspect that the primary sensory stimulation (which is visual in most UFO cases) and the observer's logical estimation of the experience concerning the size, shape, colouring and nearness of the object, is also backed up by emotional, intuitive and instinctual inputs that quickly flow across intrapsychic structures during the event, the UFO researcher should be on the look out for any bits and pieces or archetypal and/or instinctual debris that may be clinging to the observer's account of their encounter with an unidentified flying object or its occupants.
In regard to this process, it seems that the altered or distorted form of perception which is instigated into activity by the ambiguity of the ink-blot plates in the case of Rorschach testing, and the often-times equally ambiguous, though obviously much more shocking, process of UFO watching primarily involves the subject's complete fixation with the object, and a general falling away (or perhaps the total absorption) of their reality testing during the experience (e.g., Well, it was quite dark that night and at first I thought it was an aeroplane, or maybe a helicopter … but, then, as it hovered just above my head, I slowly realised that it was something unlike I'd ever seen before ).
Dynamic UFO Display case studies graphically illustrate that UFO researchers do have the ability to identify the symbolic contents in UFO reports which relate to both the observer's personal life conflicts and even those that may be considered to be far more rudimentary (or archetypal) in character.
If certain visually perceived imagery such as that found in Rorschach's plates and some UFO configurations do have the ability to deeply penetrate the human psyche and induce the displacement of archetypal symbols, subconscious contents, and psychic energy, we are obliged to further examine this remarkable phenomenon in an attempt to determine if there may be some therapeutic application for such a process.
Perhaps the cinematic replication (i.e., animation or computer animation) of UFO-like imagery which may be custom-designed from the information gathered by the therapist during counselling sessions with his or her patients might be as effective a tool as the purely mentally generated images that guided imagery practitioners presently attempt to direct at an array of physical, emotional and immunological disorders. Perhaps the sudden impact on perceiving a Dynamic UFO Display may enhance or surpass the effectiveness of the passive guided imagery techniques because of its highly confrontational character and deeply penetrating impact on the observer(s).
Perhaps, too, this same sort of psychical shock was the driving force that first nudged early man to conceive of things that did not yet exist, but surely would some day, simply because he could create them.


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you can nominate from each international format. i assume it isn't Piyush Chawla.
you can nominate from each international format. i assume it isn't Piyush Chawla.
Brad McNamara @bbuzzmc
Will say this once and then nothing else. Defamation laws quite clear in Aus.be careful.
Sehwag. Rubbish player.
he's better than MSD
Seriously, It's Salil Ankola. He debuted in the same game as Sachin, averages 64 in test cricket and 47 in ODI cricket with the ball and most importantly looks like,
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Vijay Bhardwaj. How he played a test is beyond me.
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A number of wicketkeepers between Mongia and Dhoni: MSK Prasad, Vijay Dahiya, Ajay Ratra, Samir Dighe.
RIP Phil Hughes. Forever 63*
Remember he also played domestic cricket, both home and abroad. I bet he played with some god awful English county player that will take the cake. Edit: ah, internationals, of course.
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The top two EC2A teams meet tonight at Kinston.
GOLDSBORO (3-4, 1-0 EC2A) at KINSTON (3-4, 1-0 EC2A)
Tonight�s game is arguably the Eastern Carolina 2A conference championship contest. The Vikings host the Cougars tonight, as both teams enter the second game of EC2A play with a conference win under its belt.
The Vikings have a very versatile QB in Tiquan Canady, who handled the ball fairly well in the air last week and was a threat on the ground. He has targets when he needs them, and Kinston�s overall athleticism poses danger against a level opponent like Goldsboro.
The Cougars will take advantage when you slip up, so Kinston has to protect the football at all costs. The Vikings lost a fumble last week. When Goldsboro recovered a fumble last week, the team scored.
The game is very evenly matched and should be a close score because both teams are solid.
Jessika�s pick: Goldsboro 18, Kinston 16
NORTH LENOIR (1-6, 0-1) at GREENE CENTRAL (0-7, 0-1)
Tonight will be the 50th consecutive time the teams have played one another, with Greene Central leading, 34-14-1 and beating North Lenoir eight straight times.
Week after week, Greene Central proves it can compete but cannot finish. The Rams led Ayden-Grifton 21-0 in the fourth quarter last week and allowed the Chargers to come back, put the game into overtime and win.
If GC wants to beat North Lenoir, the Rams have to push it all the way through. Keeping their foot on the gas is something the Hawks have done each week. Last week they were down 21-0 to Kinston, but came back and completed a scoring drive from their own 6-yard line.
The contest could easily go either way, but North Lenoir has more oomph when it�s down to the wire.
Jessika�s pick: N. Lenoir 32, Greene Central 26
AYDEN-GRIFTON (1-6, 1-0) at SOUTH LENOIR (1-6, 0-1)
There was no way Ayden-Grifton should have recovered from a 21-0 deficit in about 10 minutes, but the Charger got it done. A team coming back from a seemingly impossible feat is a huge confidence-builder. When the teams began conference play, players and coaches knew it was the chance for them to rewrite the season.
AG was picked as the preseason favorite and didn�t win a single non-conference game. Last Friday was a big win for the Chargers and could potentially give them the boost they need to become the team everyone expected them to be.
South Lenoir lost to a strong Goldsboro team, but if the Blue Devils� game plan is to overpower a running game or try to grab interceptions like it was last week, they�ll have some adjustments to make. AG receivers will catch balls in crucial moments when clouded by defenders.
The Blue Devils have only defeated the Chargers twice and both times were after conference realignment (1985, 1987).
Jessika�s pick: Ayden-Grifton 21, S. Lenoir 14
CHOCOWINITY SOUTHSIDE (2-5, 0-1) at JONES SENIOR (0-7, 0-1)
All season, the Trojans have been pummeled by a string of tough opponents, even entering the Coastal Plains 1A conference opener last week against Lejeune (6-1, 1-0).
It seems like an easier opponent for the Trojans to break into the win column against, but the Seahawks, in all their 2-5 glory, have averaged 22.6 points this season while Jones Senior averages 6.4.
The last time the two teams met was in 2005 in the first round of 1A state playoffs, where Southside won, 34-0.
Shutouts have been a plague to Jones Senior this season, but they should be able to at least score on the Seahawks, even more than once.
Jessika�s pick: Southside 36, Jones Senior 21
HALIFAX ACADEMY (4-3) at ARENDELL PARROTT (5-2)
Last week�s 64-0 shutout to Rocky Mount Academy was just nasty. The Patriots only came up with two first downs and 8 passing yards.
But remember the last time Parrott was thrashed? They came back the next week � against a much lighter opponent� and returned the favor. It seems like they returned from a terrible loss and took it out on next week�s opponent.
Both teams lost to RMA, but Parrott beat a team in Week 1 that Halifax fell to: Raleigh St. David�s.
Jessika�s pick: Parrott 42, Halifax 30
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Most of us take for granted that we can carry our entire music library in our pocket or whip out Google maps on our phones when we get lost. But few of us realise that it's physics and maths we have to thank for these marvellous inventions.
Tomorrow John D. Barrow, cosmologist, best-selling author and director of Plus, will be starting a lecture series on maths and sport at Gresham College in London. The first lecture is entitled How fast can Usain Bolt run? and there'll be five more lectures until the end of March, looking at Olympic sports from rowing to jumping. All lectures are free.
Whenever you smell the lovely smell of fresh coffee or drop a tea bag into hot water you're benefiting from diffusion: the fact that particles moving at random under the influence of thermal energy spread themselves around. It's this process that wafts coffee particles towards your nose and allows the tea to spread around the water. Diffusion underlies a huge number of processes and it has been studied intensively for over 150 years. Yet it wasn't until very recently that one of the most important assumptions of the underlying theory was confirmed in an experiment.
It's 21st of October and for puzzle lovers this can only mean one thing: the G4G Celebration of mind. This annual party celebrates the legacy of Martin Gardner, magician, writer and father of recreational maths, with mathemagical events in his honour happening all over the world.


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World's only white kiwi at Pukaha Mount Bruce
Manukura is the world's only pure white kiwi in captivity - she can be seen every day in the kiwi house at Pukaha
Manukura, meaning 'of chiefly status', was hatched on 1 May 2011 to the delight of her rangers at Pukaha Mount Bruce. Soon afterwards she became an international star as the only pure white kiwi to be hatched in captivity in the world.
Manukura now lives in the kiwi house at Pukaha Mount Bruce and can be viewed by visitors every day between 9am and 4.30pm.
She is a female North Island Brown Kiwi but thanks to recessive white feather genes from her parents, she is pure white. This makes it really easy to see her in the nocturnal house (which is dark as kiwi are nocturnal - that it they sleep during the day and come out at night). The team at Pukaha Mount Bruce make it really easy for visitors to view their kiwi as they have switched around night and day in the kiwi house.
Manukura shares her house with another North Island Brown Kiwi, Turua. He is a male and it is hoped that they will breed soon. Who knows, maybe their eggs will hatch another surprise kiwi!


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c-41 is a programmable RPN calculator based on HP 41CV and the Card Reader.
What's New in c-41
Version 5.1:
- This new release extends the functionality to OS X 10.6 and with it a 30-day trial period is allowed to write custom programs, output them, and load module files.
- Toggle between the normal and alpha mask, to visualize the shifted alpha keys;
- Load custom masks;
- Open, write, drag graphics to a new auxiliar window, and save or export it (rtfd) for later;
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Negotiating a Professional Reference is Just as Important as a Severance Package
By Heidi Allison, for Hcareers.com
Negotiating a fair severance package is common when a person involuntarily leaves a hospitality company. What many people fail to realize, however, is that it's just as important to negotiate a fair professional reference for use in landing one's next position at a luxury hotel, cruise line, or five-star restaurant.
Failure to do is one of the biggest blunders people make when they lose a job. No matter how you leave a company, you need to know what your immediate past employer is going to say about you to prospective new ones. Many people mistakenly believe that all employers will simply verify your past employment, but this couldn't be further from reality. In many cases, people will talk more than they should when providing a reference.
When negotiating a professional reference, a person needs to confirm if he or she is eligible for rehiring, the specific reason for losing the job and - if the employer will provide a reference - what is going to be said. Getting the answers to these questions in writing is a highly recommended.
Job seekers also need to know who is going to be providing the professional reference, as it is not just what is said but how it is said. A reference's voice inflection can tell prospective employers volumes about a person's true feelings. In many instances, it's best for a human resources executive without emotional ties to a former employee to provide the reference. The worst case is an emotional boss who one day may provide a favorable reference and the next day the opposite just because he or she may be having a bad day.
If there is a concern that a former boss may say something derogatory or untrue about a former employee when asked for a professional reference, the human resources department should be contacted to clarify the company's reference policy. Many managers don't know the official reference policy of a company and inadvertently say too much. In these instances, someone in human resources needs to remind them of the rules, which forces former bosses to temper their comments.
In some cases, prospective employers who cannot reach a candidate's professional references simply eliminate that person from contention.
"The interviewing and reference-checking process is all about impressions," states Heidi Allison, CEO of reference checking firm Allison & Taylor. "What kind of impression do you think a candidate provides if a so-called professional reference refuses to acknowledge a candidate worked for them? Not good."
So, what is a job seeker to do if a former employer drops the ball? The candidate might have to hire an attorney to prompt the company to cooperate. A letter is sent on one's behalf to the company, explaining that the candidate needs a job and asking them to provide a professional reference following set policies. Most companies are sympathetic to a candidate's efforts to find another position and then return the call from the prospective employer.
Note that an "official" letter of recommendation never replaces a professional reference verbally provided to a hiring manager. "Letters of recommendation really aren't effective in today's job market," Allison says. "A candidate can work with the letter provider to assure the letter says all the right things so, in the minds of many hiring managers, they have little credibility no matter who it comes from." In summary, it's critical that a job seeker carefully perform their "due diligence" in predetermining and managing – where possible – the input previous employers will offer to prospective new ones.
For advice on the interviewing and reference-checking process, contact Allison & Taylor. They have been in the business of checking references for individuals since 1984. The firm's services have been listed and recommended in best selling books authored by Martin Yate. In addition, numerous articles have been published about the service in newspapers and magazines including Glamour, New Woman, Worth, NBEW, The Detroit News, and St. Petersburg Times.
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For those who wish they could give their dream homes the feel and the look they've always wanted then Chief Architect Interior Designer has got to be the answer to their prayers. This brilliantly designed piece of software allows users to pick from thousands of different materials, flooring, wall coverings, colors, and styles – nearly everything and anything to make their homes as close to their dream as possible.
Experimenting with designs has never been this easy as Interior Designer allows users to play with their ideas through the use of 3D models, advanced design tools, as well as virtual tours. There are thousands of various sample plans that can serve as inspirations for those who may have hit a creative road block. Never has it been this easy to arrange cabinets, doors, windows, and walls all to the perfect tuning of one's instinctive design prowess. Who ever said that professional interior designers are a must, has probably yet to come across the Interior Designer program.
Excellent Floor Plans
With Interior Designer, users have the power to create floor plans of the highest level. For those who might opt to create a 2D plan, the program's virtual graph paper ensures that scaled floor plans are as accurate as possible. There are also manual and automatic dimension tools that also come in handy when placing interior wall finishes or room dimensions. Those who are looking for a spark of inspiration can choose from the thousands of available sample plans that can truly provide great design ideas. There are also a number of pre-made style templates which come complete with window styles, flooring, cabinets, doors, and are all in full color. Once the project is finished, the program can then automatically generate a comprehensive spreadsheet containing the entire project's costs, categorized by cost type.
Room Designs
Interior Designer is also an excellent tool for designing rooms of all shapes and sizes. Users can choose from the multitude of different furniture available which include sofas, tables, chairs, beds, and a lot more. What's even better is that these furniture can easily be modified, may it be their fabric, color, or size. There are also hundreds of varying accessories that can be used to perk up any room in the house. An added treat is the photo importing option which allows users to use actual images as art work and hang them on the walls of their rooms.
True to Life 3D Models
Before finally settling on a design, users will of course, need to see the newly designed home first hand. The problem with blueprints and miniature models is that although they provide a good representation of how the new home will look like, it's still not the same as actually walking inside the house. This is where Virtual Architect's virtual tours and 3D models come in handy. Users are not only able to design their new homes, but they are also given the power to design their own virtual tours. This way, users are not only aware of how their new homes will look like, but more importantly, have a feel of how it will eventually turn out to be.
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The Department of Childhood Education, Literacy, and TESOL's graduate program assists learners in developing personal and professional competencies needed for successful instruction in today's public schools. This goal is achieved through programs emphasizing individually meaningful instruction, the use of innovative materials, and the application of theoretical concepts in laboratory and clinical experiences.
The department offers a wide array of graduate studies for teachers and other educational professionals. In meeting those diverse needs, the department offers three categories of studies at the graduate level.
Programs for certificated teachers who desire to extend their professional skills and knowledge leading to the awarding of a master of education degree are the primary means for pursuing graduate study within the department. The central mission of these programs is to extend and enhance the instructional expertise of the professional teacher. These programs make provisions for "add-on" endorsements to the initial teaching certificate and expand the teacher's certified areas of instruction. The areas of M.Ed. in Elementary Education include the concentrations of P-12 TESOL and Literacy.
These programs are for graduate students who do not hold professional teaching certificates but who wish to obtain a master of education degree. The areas of the M.Ed. in Education include the concentration of the Professional Education with various options of specifications including: Prekindergarten/Primary, Elementary, P-12 TESOL, Technology, and Literacy.
These studies are content focused programs that lead to certificates awarded by the University of North Florida. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution, either in education or a non-education related field, is required to pursue the certificates.
The Graduate Certificate in Early Childhood Education (ECE) emphasizes the professional preparation of students at the graduate levels for a range of careers in early childhood education (children ages 0-8) within diverse community contexts. The completion of six Early Childhood Education graduate courses provides preparation for working with young children and their families and communities. This program prepares candidates for a highly specialized role and offers a dynamic combination of state-of-the-art theoretical courses and practical application of learning in field education.
The Graduate Certificate in Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages(TESOL) provides students with advanced knowledge in the education of ELLs (English Language Learners) of any age. The completion of six TESOL graduate courses awards a candidate a TESOL certificate from the University of North Florida, and qualifies a candidate to apply for ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) endorsement to be added on his/her existing Florida teacher's certificate. Coursework covers the ESOL domains of linguistics, assessment, culture, methods, and curriculum.
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- The comic can be found here
- The current story line, Dark Science, has gone into the fourth (and final?) arc.
- Somehow, there's no forum thread for DC yet. How?
- The comic has been going on for a while, so presumably a few people might've heard of it.
Now, onto the rambling part:
I am confused. About Dark Science in particular and the continuity of the comic in general. Before Dark Science we had a collection of one-shots, some recurring themes and then the big Hob arc. Hob picks up the themes and the general lore of the strips before it and spins it into a tale about human ascension, for lack of a better word. As far as I can tell, while Hob starts in the canon Codakverse, it represents one possible timeline for what could've happened to Kimiko and its end doesn't leave much room for further stories.
The thing is, that I have a large amount of doubts that there even is something that could be called canon in the Codakverse. The one-shots contradict each other one occasion and Hob spun things beyond a point where there can be coherent worldbuilding without, like, a hundred pages specifically dedicated to explaining what the world looks like after Hob.
So what does that leave us for Dark Science? From the beginning I couldn't really tell how it fit into the loose canon and that hasn't really improved. I do like the arc itself, no doubts about it, but I'm left with the impression that it reboots canon (far stronger than Hob did?) and will leave things once again in a state of unclear canonicity.
The solution here might be to simply accept that Dresden Codak will never a coherent canon and such a thing might even be detrimental to what its trying to tell us. Still, stories demand to be analysed.
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Carwyn Jones, Labour leader and First Minister for Wales, was grilled this morning about devolution and the future of public services in Wales.
In a brief television interview with Andrew Marr, Mr Jones defended his decision not to ring-fence the NHS, and maintained that the Wales Job Fund would tackle what Marr described at "unemployment black spots".
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"I do not believe for one moment health has been ring fenced in England," he said. Mr Jones highlighted the 7.5% decrease in Wales' health budget.
"We can only do what we can with the money that we get," he said.
Mr Jones said of unemployment: "There is no one answer. The last thing you do is remove the future job fund – taking away the scheme that helped them the most seems ridiculous."
He claimed the Wales Job Fund would create 4,000 jobs for young people.
Marr tried to rustle Mr Jones's feathers by asking him if he felt Wales had to "march in step" with Westminster.
"We have a business-like relationship with the UK," Mr Jones replied. "We want to shield people from the worst effects of cuts. We do things in Wales not because we want to be different for the sake of it or to be awkward," he maintained.
Marr also suggested that Welsh universities would become "second class" and "pound saver" universities if they decided against raising their tuition fees.
Mr Jones explained he did not want to price "talented young people" out of university, and reminded Marr that some universities would be able to raise their fees if they met certain criteria.


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Tesla Motors, Inc. Stock This Week -- Too Much Risk?
Tesla stock traded flat this week, slightly trailing the S&P 500's small gain of 0.4%. Notably, however, the stock still trades 20% lower than its all-time high of 265 reached earlier this year on optimism surrounding Tesla's announcement that it will be building a Gigafactory, or a lithium-ion factory with the capacity to out-produce the entire world's total lithium-ion production today. Today's lower price reflects both market and business specific worries as investors reassess the risk profile in growth stocks and Tesla's planned Gigafactory.
Are growth stocks overvalued?
The market's hottest growth stocks have pulled back in the past few weeks. With the S&P 500 rising about 19% in the past 12 months and many growth stocks soaring even higher during that timeframe, investors seem to be re-evaluating the expectations baked into the Street's trendiest names.
Tesla, for instance, trades at 12.6 times sales -- that compares with a price-to-sales ratio of about 0.5 for General Motors and Ford and 1.7 for the S&P 500. With a lofty valuation like this, saying the market has enthusiastic expectations for Elon Musk's U.S.-based electric car-maker may be an understatement.
Can Tesla live up to these expectations? It plans on executing on two major growth drivers that should serve as catalysts for underlying business growth in the coming years: the Gigafactory and a more affordable electric car. Expecting to produce and sell 500,000 cars per year by 2020 (from just 22,500 last year), it could be argued that Tesla's future potential is equally as exuberant as the stock's current valuation.
Just how risky is the Gigafactory?
An April 2 report from The Wall Street Journalprofiled Tesla's plans to build the Gigafactory as a fairly risky endeavor -- a stance that would be tough to argue against. After all, not only is lithium-ion production at the scale Tesla wants to reach unprecedented, but deliveries of 500,000 fully electric cars per year is difficult to comprehend.
The Journal's Mike Ramsey provided perspective.
Tesla, with sales of just over 22,400 cars last year, is already the largest buyer of lithium-ion battery cells in the world. With plans to sell 500,000 vehicles, its own demand would be greater than the demand for every laptop, mobile phone and tablet sold in the world.
Even Panasonic, which Tesla is attempting to partner with in the Gigafactory, asserts that the risk meaningful. "There's no doubt that [the new plant] will entail a far bigger risk than the current investment we're making. I cannot disclose our investment stance at this point," Panasonic CEO Kazuhiro Tsuga said last month, according the WSJ. Needing $4 to $5 billion to get the factory to its 2020 capacity for 500,000 vehicles per year, Panasonic's investment is important to Tesla.
Despite market concern for valuation and risks with the Gigafactory, Tesla's Model S and the company's execution thus far should give investors confidence it can continue to meet or exceed expectations. The Model S, for instance, proved its value proposition is compelling for consumers even among elite luxury sedans, finishing 2013 as the top-selling car among comparably priced vehicles -- despite being supply limited. Of course, all this excitement seems to mostly be baked into the stock price, so investors should proceed with caution.
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A little surprise on Christmas morning
with this little message waiting for me.
Dear Mr. H was a very good reader this year.
Somewhere along the way he clued into my fondness
for Fortnum and Mason Picnic Hampers and voila!
Lots of goodies to keep me delighted and
entertained for some time to come.
Hugs to Mr. H for being an enthusiastic supporter :)
Another little beauty waiting for me was a book I had added
to my wish list earlier in the year, Mary McDonald Interiors.
It pays to post about the things you love:)
I have been under the weather the past few days, but have to say this book
cheered me right up. Three or four cups of tea later and I was looking
at decorating in a whole new light. This is a book to inspire.
Mr. H may regret this purchase :)
With that I say adieu...this cold is lifting me up
and wishing me back to bed. If anyone has home
remedies for a persistent cough...please do tell.
I am in need :)
Off to Dublin ...
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The Devon mine Dove river Tasmania
In my prospecting the more cause you our party joined Walked neighboring Hills and Mountains over to make a splendid Find
-James Philosopher Smith (Smith Papers, Tas Archive NS 234/15/5)
TIME: 7 hours
Grading: hard
A visit to this isolated silver lead show at the bottom of the Dove river Gorge offers views of Cradle Mountian, Central Plateau, Forth and dove valleys. The well defined track is muddy even in dry conditions. The second half is steep and drops 600 meters into the Dove river valley below.
in 1892 three decades after James Smith made the first sphalerite find here (Silver, Zinc, lead ore). Malcolm Cambell discovered a lode in the Dove Gorge. The Devon mining company brought the claim from Cambell and worked the lode from 1899-1912. It only survived this long because the ore was clean and did not require concentrating as heavy machinery could not have been brought down the track to clean it up to grade.
Stop the car on the clearing beside the Cethana sign on the left hand side of the Cradle mountain link road. Follow the 4 wheel drive track east passing the gate. This road goes down to Charlestons land purchase down the bottom. After approx 30 min (marked by a log on the right) the overgrown Van Diemens land Co track intersects the Devon track and a few min later again leads off to the left. Ignore this and continue south east down the main track. A few min later a rock cairn (pile of stacked rocks) on the right marks a track to the lookout. with views of Cradle mountain above the Dove river valley. Shortly after, the overgrown Winspeares road leads off to the east Originally meeting the VDL Co track near the Forth River.
Dogwood Manfern and fireweed dominate the regrowth. And then the track descends steeply down to the river. At the river is the "Hotel hilton Hellhole hut". A flying fox carted ore across the river from the mine on the south side of the Dove. the Dove is approx 40 meters wide when not in flood and is a tricky and slippery crossing. The River is snow, spring and rain fed from Cradle mountains immense catchment area.
update, post office tree is now private and locked. as is the Cethana and lemonthyme road..
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Visited this mine 3 weeks ago (June 2015), lucky enough the river was down and crossing wasn't too dramatic. Was fascinated by the flooded shaft and lowered a waterproof camera down but became snagged before reaching the bottom, retrieved without incident fortunately. Any idea how deep the shafts are.
Anyone been to the Silver Dove mine downstream a few km ??
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i have if that counts.. Stunning area. i met my wife there, and have spent near half my life there.. if that helps.. No doubt its irreverent in un-mineralised hobart,,
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Hair Loss
Of all the side effects of breast cancer treatment, hair loss can be one of the most difficult ones to deal with emotionally.
You may think it seems silly or vain to worry about your hair given everything else you are coping with. But it's OK to feel bad that your hair may thin or fall out completely. Your hair is part of who you are, and losing it can make you feel a loss of control.
On the other hand, you may not feel strongly about the possible loss of your hair. You may view it as a positive sign that you are working hard to get rid of the breast cancer. Or, you may miss your hair but want to experiment with hats and head scarves. There is no right or wrong way to feel.
It can help to understand why hair loss may occur during breast cancer treatment and follow tips on how to manage it.
What Are the Symptoms of Hair Loss?
Hair loss does not cause pain. But before your hair falls out, you could feel scalp tenderness or discomfort. The process may be quick or gradual. Before you start treatment, ask your doctor what to expect.
Hair loss usually doesn't start until after a few treatments. You may lose hair in the shower or notice clumps of hair on your pillow, comb or brush. It may fall out in a "reverse mohawk" pattern, in which a strip of hair down the center of the head from front to back falls out while the hair on either side remains. Your eyebrows, eyelashes, pubic hair and the hair on your arms, underarms and legs may also fall out.
Your hair could grow back during treatment or within the months after. Most women have about an inch of hair grow back about a month after their last chemotherapy treatment. When your hair grows back, it could be a different color or texture than before. It may or may not slowly go back to what it was before your treatment.
What Causes Hair Loss?
Many cancer treatments kill quickly dividing cells. Cancer cells divide rapidly, but so do some healthy cells, such as those found in hair. Hair follicles are among the most quickly growing cells in the body and are likely to be harmed by cancer treatments.
Not everyone loses hair during breast cancer treatment. If you're having certain kinds of chemotherapy, you may be more likely to lose your hair because these medicines go after quickly dividing cells. Some chemotherapy medicines make all your hair fall out. Others thin or change your hair, and still others do not impact your hair at all. Whether and when hair loss happens depends on the types of chemotherapy medicines you receive. The dose and timing of your treatments may also be a factor.
Other cancer treatments can also have an effect on hair
- Hormonal therapies, such as aromatase inhibitors, tamoxifen and oophorectomy, may cause hair thinning or loss
- Radiation treatment can cause hair loss to the treated area
Ask your providers whether the treatments you will receive could cause hair loss, and what type of hair loss you should expect. Having this information will help you prepare.
How Can I Manage Hair Loss if it Occurs?
Some women want to take charge by shaving their heads, or cutting their hair very short, before the hair falls out. You may find it empowering to do so. Or you may prefer to wait and see.
If you wish to cover your head, you may want to explore your options ahead of time. You could choose a wig that resembles your natural hair or one that gives you a new look, or you could buy caps and brightly colored scarves.
Heat escapes from the tops of our heads. Without hair, you may find yourself feeling chilly. Buy hats to protect your scalp from the sun and to keep warm. If you don't want to cover your head, it is perfectly fine to go bald – just remember to use sunscreen.
It would be great if there were a simple pill to prevent hair loss or a magic lotion you could rub on your scalp to keep your hair full. There isn't such a product (though you might see some that make the claim), though research into how to minimize cancer effects, including hair loss, is ongoing.
You may have heard of a product referred to as a "Chemo Cold Cap," which is like an ice pack for the scalp. It is believed to work by cooling the temperature of the scalp so that chemotherapy doesn't get inside the hair follicles. Some hospitals are trying the caps, and early reports are promising. This approach is still being studied, and providers do not yet know the long-term impacts of the treatment. Talk with your doctors before trying this technique.
The American Cancer Society offers these tips on ways to be gentle to your hair during cancer treatment:
- Use mild shampoo
- Use soft-bristle hair brushes
- Use low heat if you use a hair dryer
- Don't use brush rollers
- Don't dye or perm your hair
- Use a satin pillowcase
Dealing With the Emotional Toll of Hair Loss
Women from many cultures and backgrounds find that hair loss affects the way they view their bodies and femininity. If you're already self-conscious about your hair and the role it plays in your life and in your relationships, hair loss can make a sensitive issue even worse. Or, even if you've never felt your hair was an important part of who you are, you may be surprised by how distressed you feel about losing it.
You may also feel that, for the first time, everyone can see you're sick.
You may find it useful to talk to a mental health professional about your feelings. Your healthcare team may be able to recommend someone who specializes in helping women with breast cancer.
In-person support groups or online communities may also bring you comfort. It can be reassuring to know you're not alone.
You're going through a difficult time that likely few people in your life can really understand. Seeking help as you face this challenge isn't a sign of weakness. It's a sign of strength.


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Friday, January 25, 2013
State wildlife officials today canceled a Jan. 29 conference call to reconsider a recent court-challenged decision to close the wolf hunting and trapping seasons in two areas north of Yellowstone National Park.
The areas were closed by the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission on Dec. 10, in response to concern about the harvest of wolves with collars that supply scientific information to YNP researchers. The seasons, however, were reopened by the district court in Livingston in response to a lawsuit brought by several sporting groups and a state representative from Park County.
FWP officials said today that the best course of action is to fully follow the judge's Jan. 18 order that prohibits FWP from enforcing the wolf hunting and trapping closure.
"The judge clearly stated that FWP would have to return to the court to apply for an order to dissolve the injunction and have proof that requisite public notice was given. We have simply run out of time," said Ron Aasheim, FWP's spokesman in Helena.
Aasheim noted that wolf hunting and trapping season is set to end in 34 days, on Feb. 28, and that obtaining a hearing and court action prior to the end of the wolf hunting season would be unlikely.


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There are two reasons why Betsy Walker and her family of rural Hillsboro like to drink raw milk. First, they believe it is healthier; and second, at $2.50 per gallon locally, it is an economical choice for their food budget.
"We like to eat and drink things that are as close to their original state as possible," Walker said. "That is how God designed it for us and it is best for our bodies that way."
Walker said the pasteurization process of milk kills enzymes and microbials that are necessary for proper human digestion.
"We actually need some of those fats and vitamins and minerals that are removed from the highly processed milk available at the store," she said. "Raw milk is just much more healthier for us. We have drunk raw milk for 12 years now and hardly ever get sickness that some other families seem to deal with."
Walker buys raw cow milk by the gallon from a rural Hillsboro dairy where the owner follows strict sanitation rules.
"We've been able to watch the milking process and see how it all works," she said. "I have no concerns whatsoever about sanitation from where we get our milk. They are inspected regularly and never have any trouble."
Walker said she understands why dairies that sold large quantities of milk needed inspection and pasteurization.
"You know it could never get to the store shelves without getting rotten because milk is a very time-sensitive product," she said. "We have just been so blessed ever since we moved to the Hillsboro area to get raw milk locally."
In addition to drinking raw milk, Walker said her family ate a lot of their own garden produce, purchased or traded for grass-fed beef with friends, and were careful not to microwave their food or cook with Teflon coated pans.
"There are just a lot of changes we have made to be healthier over the years," she said. "Raw milk is a very important part of our whole lifestyle choice."
Walker said her family of six went through a gallon of raw milk every day and a half.
"We all drink it, but I like it best in my morning coffee," she said. "Sometimes I like to save the cream for a special recipe if I plan ahead. But mostly the children drink all they want."


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Topic: The Upside-down Mythosaur emblem
This was noticeable when a Boba Fett ornament came out with an upside-down mythosaur emblem on his armor (made it a great collectible), but I have seen another incident on the inside back cover of a couple of issues of Star Wars Insider. It's an ad for the Miniatures sets I think are part of a game. The picture I saw is one of the Boba and Jango figures, and it clearly shows the mythosaur symbol on Boba UPSIDE-DOWN. Anyone else notice this?


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It was nearly one month ago that Deadspin.com (FULL DISCLOSURE: I work there) broke the story of Vikings QB Brett Favre sending lewd text messages to TV host and glamorized shooter girl Jenn Sterger. In the ensuing maelstrom, we all figured the NFL would hand down some kind of judgment on the old Land Baron. Maybe a small fine. Perhaps a suspension, if it could be proved that the Jets aided Favre in helping him harass a team employee.
But all of those imagined punishments were dependent upon Sterger fully cooperating with the NFL. And, despite her Versus TV show being cancelled, Sterger apparently has no interest in ever formally talking about the matter with the NFL, or apparently anyone else.
Jenn Sterger was tentatively set to talk with NFL this week in the Favre matter, but it's not happening. The league has a standing request.
The NFL, of course, isn't some law enforcement entity. They can't force Sterger to discuss the matter, and she's given no inkling that she plans on doing so. It's actually quite stunning, when you think about it. Usually, someone like Sterger would have already done the talk show circuit by now. Instead, she's kept quiet about the whole affair, and even refused to discuss it on her own TV show (I'm sure that pleased the Versus brass to no end).
So there's little the NFL can do about a private matter that both sides would like to keep private. Don't expect Favre to be fined or suspended. The only way the league can maybe get around to punishing him is if they see the texts he allegedly sent to two of the Jets massage therapists, but those alleged texts have yet to surface and may not, pending whatever legal action the pair is considering against Favre (the pair have retained lawyers).
Favre is going to get away clean on this one, and will able to play out the rest of this season. Whether that's great news for a 2-5 Vikings team is another story.


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Lychee Soup with Coloured Tapioca Pearls or Abstract Painting?
I have been missing blogging for some time now, as I have been busy with Life. During this last month I made a move from Toronto, where I have been living for the last three years, back to Vancouver. I have gone back to teaching art to university students, I am starting a small company and most suprisingly... I will be working in pastry again, who would have thought? Oh wait, I'm also single again. So like I have mentioned, lots of changes. I look forward to blogging now that I have started settling back in and interweaving art, pastry and everyday life a little more fluidly. Cheers, xo Sam


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It is tax time again, and many Americans are struggling to wade through the piles of W-2s and 1099s to beat the April deadline. Charles Schwab Retirement Plan Services believes now is a good time for employees to know what they can do to maximize the tax benefits they receive from participating in their employer-sponsored 401(k) plan. It recommends these top five tips (presented here from 5 to 1) for better utilizing workplace retirement plans:
5. Avoid 401(k) loans, even when money is tight.
Borrowing from your 401(k) should be an absolute last resort. Loans from a 401(k) plan must be repaid with after-tax dollars, negating many of the tax benefits of a 401(k). And, if you leave your job and are unable to repay the loan in-full, the outstanding balance is treated like a withdrawal, triggering a tax bill and potentially a 10 percent penalty on top of the tax.
4. Don't burden yourself with withdrawals.
Any withdrawal from a 401(k) plan can carry significant tax consequences. If you withdraw money from your employer-sponsored retirement plan before the age of 59½, you'll likely face a 10 percent federal penalty. What's more, the government will take 20 percent of your withdrawal as an advance on your tax bill. Plus, some plans may bar employees who have taken a withdrawal from contributing for the next six months, causing another blow to your savings that can impact your long-term financial goals.
3. Get to know the Roth.
A Roth 401(k) can offer a different kind of strategic tax planning opportunity. In a traditional 401(k) plan, contributions are made on a pre-tax basis, and taxes are paid when you take distributions from the plan. In a Roth 401(k), contributions are made on an after-tax basis, and distributions of any investment earnings are tax-free after you meet certain requirements.
2. Get credit where credit's due.
Depending on your income and filing status, contributions to a qualified 401(k) plan may further lower your tax bill through the Saver's Credit (formerly known as the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit). The credit was established in 2002 and directly reduces your taxable income by a percentage of the amount you put into your 401(k) plan. According to the IRS, those who meet eligibility requirements can take a credit of up to $2,000 if filing jointly.
1. Bump up or max out your contributions.
Traditional 401(k) plans are funded with pre-tax dollars, which lowers a person's taxable income. Making a significant contribution could put you into a lower tax bracket entirely, allowing you to keep even more of your paycheck. Studies have shown that a mere 10 percent of participants max out their contributions, so there is definitely room for most Americans to get more aggressive with their savings rate.
Also read on ThinkAdvisor:
- More Money, More (Tax) Problems: How HNWs Can Reduce Their Tax Bills
- M*A*S*H Star Turned Mogul Wayne Rogers Blasts Tax Code, Offers Tips
- 6 IRA Investing Mistakes to Avoid


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heuristically_alone wrote:bessie wrote:How do you know your powers are on the weak end of the spectrum if you have no clue of the other powers in the game?
Would you disagree with my power being on the weaker end?
I don't think she does, especially since we don't even know one of them. It isn't about whether any of the two statements are true, it's that both cannot be true.
Vicarin wrote:##somitomi
As an incentive.
Oh come on
heuristically_alone wrote:Also I could not forsee or think of any circumstance that benefits town in knowing parity numbers, while it benefits mafia immensly to know, even more so D3.
I think that parity numbers benefiting mafia is why town might need to know about them later, especially because if there's two mafia they already slightly ahead of town by knowing the parity of two players.
(Huh, come to think of it, none of the setup posts say jack about whether mafia has day or nightchat. Do they not have chat?)


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He clearly wants some attention. Despite my attempts to ignore his malicious lying by email - since I sent an email pointing out the appalling behaviour of Bob Sorensen (who twisted my words here in order to label me a fan of Hitler; even Breeden thought Sorensen went too far on that).
So here goes (I've told him a thread will be started - despite me being in physical pain).


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Jonathan has an interesting request for Get Rich Slowly readers. He wants to make a month-long cross-country road trip next summer, and he wants to do it on the cheap. But how? He's hoping that you can help. Here's an abridged version of his e-mail:
I'm trying to figure out how to save money on vacation. My girlfriend and I have always had a dream of spending a month driving out to the Grand Canyon then to DC for the Smithsonian and back and stopping at all sorts of interesting sites on the way. We're in Michigan, so the trip will probably be about 6,000 miles making room for all our random stops.
I've done some work in figuring out how to make this affordable, but everything adds up fast. The worst expenses are obviously gas and lodging, followed by food. We plan on camping, since it is a lot of fun and a lot cheaper than hotels. If we're good, lunches for a week could stay under $30 — mainly sandwich stuff and snacks, but fast food will probably be tempting some days. Dinner will probably be even more expensive.
So far, I've added up over $1000 in expenses and we haven't done anything yet! I would love any suggestions in lowering those expenses, and in what sort of things we could do along the way that are low budget. We hate normal touristy locations, which will hopefully help a lot in keeping the price down.
p.s. I'm considering getting some sort of mobile internet card for my laptop so we can take lots of pictures and blog the trip as we go. Any suggestions on getting a month worth of internet cheap would be great too!
I'm envious. I've always wanted to do this sort of thing. The older I get, the less likely it is to happen, though, so I've begun to live vicariously through the adventures of others. In the past, for example, I've enjoyed reading about The Frugal Traveler's American road trip.
Though I don't have any first-hand experience with this sort of travel, I have discovered a few related sites over the past year or so:
- Last June, the New York Times published a list of 31 places to go this summer, though the advice is applicable to other seasons, as well.
- Roadtrip America has some expert tips on the fine art of the cheap road trip.
- At Wise Bread, Jessica has some advice on how to survive a road trip. (These are more "how not to go crazy" tips than "how to save money" tips.)
- I'm not a big fan of the About.com, but their America Road Trips 101 article actually contains a great collection of tips and links, including advice for finding free wireless internet connections.
Trips like this used to be commonplace, but they've become much less popular since the rise of cheap air travel and "destination" vacations.
Have you ever made a cross-country sightseeing trip? Do you have experience camping for days on end? Are you an expert at eating cheaply while traveling? Do you have recommendations for low-cost points of interest across the United States? Are Jonathan's projections realistic? How much would you budget for a trip like this?
Author: J.D. Roth
In 2006, J.D. founded Get Rich Slowly to document his quest to get out of debt. Over time, he learned how to save and how to invest. Today, he's managed to reach early retirement! He wants to help you master your money — and your life. No scams. No gimmicks. Just smart money advice to help you reach your goals.


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The parallel universe where Mitt leads
To talk with any working Republican political operative these days is to hear the same tale of woe: a grim accounting of the past few weeks, a dash of gallows humor and a measure of hope that President Obama is still beatable. Never in question is that Mitt Romney is trailing — the private surveys these strategists see for their down-ballot clients make that clear. The only question is by how much.
But hanging up the phone or clicking out of e-mail is to find a parallel universe on the right. On TV, talk radio and especially the Internet is a place where the swing-state polls that show Romney losing are not just inaccurate but part of an intentional plot by the heretofore unknown media-pollster axis to depress Republican voters. In this other world, Romney not only isn't losing — he's on the verge of a convincing victory.
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"I believe if the election were held today, Romney would win by 4 or 5 points," trumpeted Dick Morris on Fox News last week, predicting a win for the GOP ticket in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Nevada and Pennsylvania. In public polls right now, Romney is losing in each of those states. But, Morris said, that's because the data are all wrong.
"People need to understand that the polling this year is the worst it has ever been," said the onetime Clinton svengali turned conservative pundit.
( See also: POLITICO's poll tracker)
Conservative talk radio king Rush Limbaugh senses something more nefarious in the media and university polls.
"They are designed to do exactly what I have warned you to be vigilant about and that is to depress you and suppress your vote," Limbaugh told his listeners last week, after bringing up swing-state surveys from The Washington Post and CBS News and Quinnipiac University. "These two polls today are designed to convince everybody this election is over."
There has always been a divide between the Republican consultant class and conservative media figures. Operatives must dwell in the real world because their jobs depend on winning and losing. The likes of Morris and Limbaugh have different incentives. They want to build their email lists and listening audiences and there's no faster way to conservative hearts than to kick the dreaded mainstream media. And when it's well after Labor Day of a presidential year and the Republican nominee isn't faring well, reassuring the home team that there's just a scoreboard malfunction offers a seeming dose of logic to the situation.
But the Internet has let the alternate campaign reality flower this fall in a way that's both striking and depressing to political professionals and pollsters. One website, unskewedpolls.com, even readjusts the public polling to include more Republicans in samples. The results: Romney leads in nearly every national poll released in September. Of course arbitrarily reweighting polls is wildly unscientific, but that hasn't stopped Republicans like Limbaugh and even Texas Gov. Rick Perry from mentioning the site.
"Always nice to get unfiltered, or in this case 'unskewed,' information," Perry tweeted last week with a link to the page.


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At one time the sports of freshwater bass fishing and inshore saltwater fishing were very different, but the lines blurred quite a bit through the years with the willingness of saltwater anglers to use lures helping this along.
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