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In October 2010, IBM announced a new edition of DB2 called DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server Edition (AESE). In the same letter, IBM announced that two-site Q Replication is now provided at no additional cost in DB2 AESE and all editions of InfoSphere Warehouse. While this started with 9.7, it is continued and enhanced in v10. This great news for customers who want to use data replication as the basis for a DB2 high availability (HA), disaster recovery (DR), or active-active solution. (If you're not familiar with Q Replication for availability, see the video on ChannelDB2).
So, what are you really entitled to? The license is the final word, but, in simple terms, the bundled Q Replication can only be used at no cost when a 9.7 DB2 LUW data server (an instance*) is replicating data with only one other DB2 LUW server**. Or, if your DB2 data server is v10 instead of 9.7, it can replicate with up to two other DB2 LUW servers**. That applies to the DB2 LUW in InfoSphere Warehouse and the InfoSphere Warehouse in either the Smart Analytics Systems or the PureData System for Operation Analytics. For example, you could use the free Q Replication in the following bidirectional replication configuration:
The question is - do you ever need to buy Q Replication now? If you're doing anything more than what's described in this post, then, yes, you'll need to buy Q Replication for DB2 AESE and InfoSphere Warehouse (ISW). The two most common replication configurations that require this are ones where you:
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I don't think was a "final piece" move. I think the 2010 Reds will look a lot different than this years team. Just my opinion.
Get your nunchucks and the keys to your dad's car. I know where we can get a gun
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
No words need be spoken. These guys are smart enough to watch and learn.
Jay Bruce just needs a touch of patience at the plate; that's all.
sorry we're boring
- Two more months of EdE instead of Rolen? That gains us what? three-four more victories maybe. Doesn't get us into the playoffs, but it could cost us a draft slot or two.
- A couple of more months to shine up EdE and maybe even get a better deal for him? Yeah, there's just as a good a chance that he regresses, but no worse than the chance that Rolen's back gives out before the end of September.
- 6-8 more months to see if Stewart can be packaged with other of our "meaningless minor leagues" and bring in a young SS? Deal young guys if you want, but get maximuum return. There's no reason to believe that Stewart's value would not have increased with another year. A young SS would much more value than Rolen and there's no reason to believe that it would kill the the Rolen deal. In fact, there's even more reason to believe Stewart's inclusion was a panic move on WJ's part.
- Someone else would have swooped in and taken him out of our clutches? Sometimes if you think about a problem long enough, it just goes away. There's no reason though to believe that Jocketty was bidding against anyone but himself.
Friends don't let friends fWAR.
Coddle thy pitchers.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
In the end, there's a good chance I'll think the price was too high. But as far as I was concerned, "new third baseman" was pretty high on the 2010 Reds to-do list, and today it's checked off. So we'll see where it goes from here.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
January 28, 1986
Christa McAuliffe
(1948 – 1986)
Back in BC (before children) I was a teacher of technology. I had taken computer classes in high school, however, back in the 1970s we had counselors who still encouraged girls to go into traditional careers, like teaching, instead of engineering and computer programming. So, upon graduation I went into teaching. Fortunately, I went to Lesley College, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which not only gave me the chance to hang around with MIT students (and marry one!), Lesley had a vision of teaching teachers to use computers in their classrooms.
I found this was quite timely. In 1982 Cambridge elementary school principals were being given PCs and no one knew what to do with them. No one even knew how to turn one on! After several student teaching experiences, principals heard that I was computer literate. Then they heard that I actually had lesson plans for students, and in-service workshops to teach teachers. I was so popular for teaching workshops my senior year, I had to farm out jobs I couldn't fulfill to other undergraduates. Those were the days!
And then in 1984 President Ronald Reagan announced a "Teacher in Space Program" and I eagerly asked for the application. I was a graduate student living in New Hampshire and still commuting to Cambridge and the Lesley campus. I had no real classroom experience (just hours and hours of part time experience). Thus, I was disappointed to read that there was a minimum requirement of three years teaching experience to apply for the program. I put away the application, and that was that… but not the end of the story…
Finally I found a full time teaching position, integrating computers into a language arts program in a Massachusetts school system. I heard that a teacher in New Hampshire had won the spot on the space shuttle scheduled for early 1986. I was on the board of the NH-ACES (New Hampshire Association for Computer Education Statewide). We were busy trying to convince school boards and teachers that technology had a place in the classroom. Time passed and I almost forgot about the Teacher in Space.
Before I knew it, it was launch day for local teacher Christa McAuliffe, January 28, 1986. I had finished teaching a computer class at a junior high, and I ran back to the high school for a meeting with the superintendent. When I got to the central office, everyone was watching a TV in the corner. Instead of a meeting, we watched the space shuttle Challenger fall from the sky. I was glad I hadn't stayed to watch it with the kids at the junior high school. We all wept.
Right after school I had to drive to Concord, New Hampshire for a NH-ACES meeting. I knew that a board member was the principal of the Kimball School where we usually met, and he had a class of third grade students at the launch at Cape Canaveral. One of them was Scott, Christa's little boy. Upon arriving at the Kimball School parking lot, I was met by an official looking man dressed in black, with an earpiece and a badge. He told me the school was cordoned off to visitors and the NH-ACES meeting had been moved to another school in Concord. I later learned that the third graders were being rushed back from Florida to the Kimball School at that same time as our meeting.
I remember driving home on Rt. 93 that winter night, after the meeting. On January 28, 1986 the clear, dark sky was bright with stars and the radio was full of reports from NASA. I watched to see if a school bus full of third graders was driving north as I drove south towards Londonderry. It seemed to be a very long drive home.
We dedicated our next NH-ACES conference to Christa, and her husband Steven McAuliffe was our keynote speaker. Efforts went into building a planetarium in Concord, in her honor, and it is now a New Hampshire landmark attraction. Steven became a judge, son Scott grew up to be a teacher, too, of marine biology, and a younger daughter, I heard, was studying early childhood education.
There has been a Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference every year now in New Hampshire since 1986. The conference motto is still a quote from Christa: "I touch the future, I teach." NH-ACES are no longer a group, since we obviously no longer have to convince schools to use computers. The new group is called NHSTE (the NH branch of the International Society for Technology in Education). I haven't been involved since my daughter was born and I "retired" from the classroom.
I never met Christa, but I remember her story… It is now part of history. Her legacy lives on through her memory, through the New Hampshire programs in her honor, and through her children.
Sharon Christa Corrigan, daughter of Edward Christopher Corrigan and Grace Mary George, b. 2 September 1948 in Boston, Massachusetts, died 28 January 1986 off Cape Canaveral, Florida, buried at Blossom Hill Cemetery, Concord, New Hampshire; married in 1970 to Steven J. McAuliffe, two children: Scott and Caroline. Her unusual, but very pretty gravestone may be seen at www.findagrave.com http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=mcauliffe&GSfn=christa&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=1601&df=all&
Helpful websites:
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, Concord, New Hampshire http://www.starhop.com/
McAuliffe Technology Conference http://www.nhcmtc.org/
Copyright 2010, Heather Wilkinson Rojo
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What a tragic event, and for you living rather close to Concord, and to be a teacher as well. I appreciated reading your recollections of that horrible day.ReplyDelete
I've never been to the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, one of these I need to get there.
Wow, I remember I was in the 5th grade in Lowell MA. We watched it on TV. We were just getting TVs and PCs in the classroom at that time. I couldn't believe it and it was so close to home. I moved to NH the following year...ReplyDelete
I remember this day; I was in 4th grade. We weren't allowed to watch the broadcast but the 6th grade was, and I remember being so jealous. We were all excited about learning from a teacher in space. When our teacher told the class, I remember how she could barely contain her tears as she struggled to explain what happened to the shuttle. 2 years later I attended a newly built school: S. Christa McAuliffe Elementary School in Germantown Maryland. The highlight of my 6th grade year was playing a flute solo at the dedication of the school with her parents in attendance.ReplyDelete
Oh, Heather, what a beautiful and touching tribute. Most of us will never forget that day as we stood with dropped jaws, not understanding. Thank you so much for posting this. It brought a tear to my eye.ReplyDelete


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For Immediate Release
Dec. 28, 2005
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MIDLAND — Gov. Jennifer Granholm's veto yesterday of a dioxin cleanup bill "highlights the failures of Michigan's toxic waste regulations," said Mackinac Center Senior Environmental Policy Analyst Russ Harding today. House Bill 4617 would have required the state Department of Environmental Quality to perform an onsite test for dioxin or several other airborne emissions before declaring a particular residence, business or other property a toxic "facility." The bill was passed by the Legislature in response to the DEQ's handling of the discovery of dioxin in some soils in the city of Midland and along the banks of the Saginaw and Tittabawassee Rivers.
Harding, a former director of the DEQ, observed, "This veto puts the responsibility directly on the governor's office to help revise current state policy, which disregards sound science and property rights in its dealings with Michigan's citizens and businesses. The DEQ has gone so far as to forgo actual property-by-property testing and simply lump a wide number of properties, including homes, as well as commercial and manufacturing sites, under the label of 'a facility' — a regulatory term normally used for an abandoned gasoline station or a chemical plant, not for somebody's home or for part of a city. This highhanded approach not only ignores sound science, but scares people and depresses property values based on inadequate evidence of a real threat."
Harding recommended that the state base its dioxin cleanup requirements on direct tests of risks to human health. "The vetoed bill," Harding said, "required that the state measure actual dioxin levels in people and animals, rather than assume that even the smallest amounts of dioxin in the soil automatically represent a human health risk. This approach helps ensure that cleanup policies will actually protect people's health, and it also minimizes economic damage to homeowners and businesses whose property contains traces of dioxin through no fault of their own."
Harding added: "Those who complain about 'the expense' of property-by-property testing should consider the waste of the state's environmental resources when taxpayers' money and private funds are spent on costly cleanups that may do little to protect human health. Environmental cleanup should be based on meaningful scientific data, not the whim of unelected state employees."
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From Codewalkers.com today, there's two new tutorial-related bits of information we wanted to pass along - one's an update to a current tutorial, "Multiple Pages of Data from a Text File", and a brand new tutorial - "Quick and Dirty Ajax".
The update to the pagination tutorial includes a bit broader scope of functionality - mainly allowing for pagination from database results and how to be sure you're not dropping any additional query string variables included in the script (always a good thing).
The Ajax tutorial goes through just the basics - how to create and make the connection to a background PHP script. They also give a more "real world" example than just a "hello world", a script that can handle two types of requests, one of which is a call to a database to return results back to the script.


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You remember the Top Trumps games right, where you have to outdo your opponent with a stronger/faster/leaner/meaner dinosaur/footballer/celebrity/poo? The Tate museum of London has created a decidedly more high-brow version, in the form of a free iPhone app.
It's a fun and interactive way to make visiting the Tate museum more entertaining, with various games offered - so it's not just competitive trumps with your mates.
When using the Battle mode you've got to search for the most dangerous looking artwork you can find, which could take on something softer, like say... the Mona Lisa. (Which of course hangs in the Louvre in Paris, fact-fiends).
Mood mode, you have to match up themes given to you by the app (such as 'absurd', 'exhilarating' and so on) with suitable artworks. You can even curate your own personal gallery, with the Collector mode.
It'd be better if you didn't have to visit the Tate to get the full flavour of the app, but it's a really sweet attempt by a museum to insert itself into the 21st century, apps and all. [iTunes via Recombu]
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- This should be a game the Packers win easily.
- The Packers have significantly more talent than the Broncos. Our offense should be overwhelming for a dinged up and already poor Denver defense. It's key that we start with an overwhelming drive – just make sure that any adrenaline they have coming into the game is shut down right away. Make they realize immediately that this is going to be a long afternoon.
- Champ Bailey is a guy who can do some damage as is a healthy Elvis Dumervil. My guess is that if Champ plays and covers Jennings, Jennings could be somewhat limited today. Bailey is still decent.
- This could be a big day for James Starks. Denver will be focused on defending the pass and probably particularly focused on Jennings and Finley. My guess is that Starks ends up having gaping holes to run through today.
- I also think this will be a Driver, Jones, Nelson and Cobb game. These are the guys that Denver simply won't be able to account for adequately.
- Peprah was OK last week filling in for Collins. It's nice to be able to put an experienced guy back there who knows the defense and generally knows what he should be doing. Replacing Collins is really difficult, but Peprah kept it together last week pretty well.
- Morgan Burnett is an exciting player and I'm beginning to think we have a Collins Jr. developing back there. He is a good hitter and he makes plays. He did miss some plays last week and I noticed a couple bad angles, but that is to be expected.
- We need to watch the middle of our defense – between Hawk and Bishop – in pass coverage. This is a major liability, so much so that an announcer (Aikman I believe) called it out. It's interesting because you'd think that with a 3-4 defense, the defense would be LESS vulnerable to passes over the middle simply because there are 2 guys who could fill that space in coverage vs 1 in the 4-3. Somehow, this needs to be figured out as it's an evident weakness.
- Our run defense will need to have another good game – McGahee is still pretty good and Moreno can get it going at times.
- Kyle Orton is not a bad QB. He can also get it going. They have some weapons in the passing game (Lloyd, Eric Decker) and if Orton gets going, they can actually be somewhat difficult to stop. I don't think they'll get it going today though.
- Packers 38, Denver 16.
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If I'm not mistaken, Champ Bailey was the guy who was burned by Jennings in the Packer OT win (w/Favre)


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Curtis, Warren and Keating will be honored before Saturday's game.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Harvard field hockey team wraps up the 2010 season by facing Ivy League opponent Columbia on Senior Day, Saturday at 1 p.m. at Jordan Field.
Follow From Home
Admission to Harvard home field hockey games is free, but fans who cannot make it to Jordan Field can follow the action online. Harvard's GameCentral portal features live video with a single-game or season subscription, while GoCrimson.com offers free live statistics.
Checking in with Coach Caples
Scroll down to see an interview with Harvard head coach Sue Caples. She discusses the impact of her seniors and looks ahead to Saturday's game.
Senior Salute
Today's game marks the final contest in the careers of Crimson seniors Pilar Curtis, Chloe Keating and KJ Warren. All three have battled injuries, but when healthy, each has been a starter since her sophomore year. They have earned All-Ivy League and national all-academic recognition as well as year-end awards chosen by their teammates. Harvard Athletics thanks these student-athletes for their commitment and contributions to the field hockey program over the last four years and wishes them the best in the future.
Last Time Out
Dartmouth's Lisa Masini scored the game's only goal in the sixth minute of overtime to lift the Big Green to a 1-0 win against the visiting Crimson last weekend in Hanover, N.H. Cynthia Tassopoulos made four saves for Harvard.
Crimson Capsule
Chloe Keating leads the Crimson with 15 points, five goals and five assists. Emma Keller has recorded four goals and nine points, while Carly Dickson has logged four assists and eight points. Pilar Curtis shares the Ivy League lead with two defensive saves in league play.
Cynthia Tassopoulos ranks 16th nationally with 6.88 saves per game. In Ivy play, she ranks second in the league in save percentage (.771), third in saves per game (6.17) and fourth in goals-against average (1.70).
History Lesson
Julia Garrison scored in overtime to lift Columbia to a 2-1 win against Harvard last season in New York City. The Lions' Maggie O'Connor scored three minutes into the game, before Georgia McGillivray tied the score early in the second half. Cynthia Tassopoulos made seven saves.
Scouting the Lions
Four of Columbia's six Ivy games have been decided by one goal, most recently a 3-2 overtime loss last weekend at Yale. The Lions' offense is paced by Gabby Kozlowski (15 goals, 32 points) and Julia Garrison (10 goals, 24 points). Christie O'Hara has average a league-high 7.50 saves per Ivy game. She owns a .682 save percentage and 3.30 goals-against average in league play.


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The Aldrich Alert
A Publication of the Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty
by Gary Aldrich - Volume 1, Issue 48
On November 12, 2001 all eyes were riveted to the TV screen while New York suffered yet another airline related disaster - this one apparently not connected to Osama Bin Laden. Thousands of Americans (including this writer) were on planes, or about to board planes at hundreds of airports around the country, just as this latest horrible loss of life and property occurred.
America has gotten over its fear of flying, it seems. Airports are busy again and airplanes seem to have few seats available for nervous, but game travelers whose business agendas cannot be denied indefinitely, threat or no threat. The real fear could not have been put behind us, however, without extraordinary actions taken by our federal government, including a massive public relations campaign designed to convince us that it's safer than ever to fly. President Bush says its time to get on with our lives, and so we shall.
But our willingness to "get on with our lives" very much depends on the federal government's promise and ability to protect us in every way that it can, including giving harsh penalties to those idiots who live among us who just can't seem to get the message.
In the case of Anthrax hoaxes, it seems the federal government will take no prisoners. Those clowns who send baby powder to ex-lovers or friends as a joke, or to hated supervisors as a tool of terrorism, are arrested and held without bond awaiting a sentence that in some cases could take away the perpetrator's freedom for a lifetime.
However, in the case of airline hijacking hoaxes, including behavior on board an aircraft that panics the crew, diverts the destination of the aircraft, and results in an on-board arrest by air marshals - in those circumstances apparently we still apply a different standard. Inexplicably there's plenty of discretion on the part of federal prosecutors to set a hijack-hoaxer free - even one convicted of a previous violent crime, in possession of illegal drugs at the time of his latest arrest. Wait! The story gets better! He's a federal employee!
I am not making this up. Raho N. Ortiz, a passenger on U.S Airways Flight 969 disrupted a Pittsburgh-to-Washington flight when he refused to take his seat after being ordered to do so by the flight crew of the nearly full Airbus A319 as it neared Washington. The crew, including the captain instructed the passengers over and over again that they could not leave their seats for the last half-hour before landing at Reagan International. These new rules are supposed to protect the flight against hijackers.
But Ortiz, described by news accounts as a Navajo (what does this have to do with anything?) resident of San Francisco, who was traveling on official business for the Environmental Protection Agency, apparently had other ideas of how he wanted to spend his last few minutes. He moved toward the cockpit, and could not be persuaded to return to his seat. Air marshals aboard the plane finally got his attention with a pair of handcuffs.
Amazingly, the U.S. Attorney's Office declined to prosecute Ortiz, who had just terrorized hundreds of persons on the plane, and relatives and officials on the ground. When asked to explain why, U.S. Attorney spokeswoman Sam Dibbley explained there was insufficient evidence to charge him. What? No DNA?
Sam went on to make the most amazing statement I have ever heard out of the mouth of someone connected with the enforcement of the law: "Just because the guy's got a prior conviction doesn't mean it has anything to do with this case." Huh? No wonder the Clinton's walked away from eight years of corruption in Washington, DC.
Of course during this outrageous incident, dozens of terrified passengers bound for Reagan International Airport suffered the ultimate fear - death - and were ordered by air marshals to ride the remaining portion of the flight with hands locked behind their heads. They were unable to even call loved ones at home with cell phones, since all were now suspects of a potentially emerging hijacking attempt. The crew and air marshals took Ortiz's conduct seriously - how is it that Sam at the U.S. Attorney's office has missed the gravity and consequences of Ortiz's behavior?
How is it that an entire plane load of passengers can be "arrested" and plunged into gut wrenching panic, not to mention inconvenience because of the actions of one arrogant man - and then that man is set free at the end of the day to face only misdemeanor marijuana charges? Hello!? This guy has been convicted of attacking another with a knife and has pleaded guilty to that violent crime - but he is an EPA employee today!
How many passengers that day reviewed their lives in an attempt to determine if it could be possible to make peace with their Maker, so as to assure their assent into Heaven in the likely event that their flight ended in a horrible, fire-strewn frenzy? We will never know - but we do know this: The federal government apparently still does not have its act together.
The president of the United States instructs a nation on our need to understand that we are at war, while some of his own high-level employees, acting like clueless morons, behave as it they're still living in a Clinton "La La World." How many more tragedies will it take before they get the word? How deep does "stupid" go in the present federal work force, much of it built during the diversity-rich days of Bill and Hillary Clinton?
Is it possible for President Bush, in a war footing, to ever get the federal ranks free of this astounding level of incompetence? Besides ridding the world of terrorism, our president has a unique opportunity to rid this nation of a virtual plague of thousands of faceless, clueless bureaucrats, each one on the expensive federal dole.
Let's all hope President Bush and his administration makes the best use of an opportunity to reshape and downsize the federal government. By all means, get Osama Bin Laden. But, while you're at it, Mr. President, won't you please bring some much-needed quality back to a sluggish, bloated federal bureaucracy?


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The mother of Tom Sizemore's twin sons testified Thursday that the actor assaulted her earlier this year when she went to his Los Angeles home to discuss his alleged failure to make court-ordered child support payments.
"It took my breath away,'' Jinele McIntire told Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Juhas. "He punched me like (he would) a man. It came out of nowhere. He told me, 'You're not going to get out of here alive.'''
Juhas is holding the hearing to decide whether to extend an order -- which he issued shortly after the June 22 incident -- directing Sizemore to stay away from his former girlfriend.
Sizemore sat expressionless at the counsel table as he listened to the testimony by his ex-flame, who is representing herself.
Sizemore's lawyer, David Moriel, denies any wrongdoing by his client. He maintains McIntire made up a story that the 48-year-old actor attacked her in order to try to get more child support from the "Saving Private Ryan" and "True Romance" star.
But McIntire, who said she is a previous victim of domestic violence by another man, said she reluctantly came to court and only did so to protect herself from Sizemore.
"I don't ever want it to happen again and I'm fearful it's going to happen again,'' she said, her voice occasionally breaking.
"I don't know where we're supposed to go from here raising two kids. I don't know how I'm supposed to have some sort of relationship with someone I'm scared of.''
She said she does not believe Sizemore would hurt their 5-year-old sons, Jayden and Jagger.
McIntire denied she is trying to extract more child support payments from Sizemore by giving the court a false story about being abused.
"It's ridiculous that I made this up for child support,'' McIntire said. "I'm not lying.''
Asked by Moriel if she is upset that Sizemore is not paying her the child support she wants, McIntire replied, "No, I'm happy about it. Of course I'm upset, why wouldn't I be? And he's got a lot of money.''
She said Sizemore deserves to be criminally punished for allegedly not fulfilling his child support obligations.
"I don't know why he hasn't been thrown in jail ...,'' she said.
McIntire denied Moriel's assertion that she offered to drop the restraining order request if Sizemore bought her a home in Las Vegas, although she acknowledged she would like to move there.
Sheriff's Sgt. Donald Walls, called to testify by Moriel, said McIntire never mentioned being abused by Sizemore when the lawman was investigating her claim of domestic violence at the hands of the other man.
The hearing continues on Oct. 8, when Sizemore is scheduled to testify. The actor claimed after a court appearance in the case last month that McIntire admitted making up the allegations against him and that she allowed him to record her confession.
"This is like Heidi Fleiss all over again, but this time it won't end in a bad dream, but in the truth,'' Sizemore said, referring to his former girlfriend.
Sizemore was sentenced to six months in jail in October 2003 after being convicted of hitting Fleiss in the jaw and for making threatening phone calls to the former "Hollywood Madam'' who also spent time behind bars for operating a high-end call girl ring for celebrities.
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You've had a horrible day. Your car was hit in the parking lot, you missed a project deadline, and you're starving. You juggle your briefcase and keys, open the front door, and are greeted by a lop-sided grin and wagging tail. Laughing, you reach down and playfully tussle your Labrador's head—all the worries melting away as you romp on the living room carpet. Ah, the joys of pets.
There is no doubt that the companionship and love a pet can offer is a valuable thing. But, maybe the benefits of pets go beyond this emotional bond. A growing body of evidence suggests that those who keep pets are likely to benefit from a variety of improvements in health.
Benefits in Older Adults
One study of older men and women found that owning a cat or dog helped maintain or even slightly enhance their Activities of Daily Living (ADL) score. This scale included questions about being able to do activities like walking several blocks, getting in and out of bed, preparing meals, bathing and dressing, and preparing food. Though this study found no direct link between psychological well-being and pet ownership, people in this survey who owned pets and had lower social support in a crisis situation were less likely to experience a decline in psychological well-being when compared to those with lower social support who did not have pets.
Pets can also help alleviate may of the problems associated with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Researchers found that having a pet in the home reduced stress and anxiety-related outbursts. Benefits also extend to caregivers, who are under constant stress.
The Heart Health Benefits of Pets
Studies have shown that those who own pets may have significantly lower systolic blood pressure, triglyceride values, and cholesterol levels than those who do not own pets.
A study published in the American Journal of Cardiology found that male dog owners were significantly less likely to die within one year after a heart attack than those who did not own a dog. These findings were significant, though you cannot generalize these findings to all people.
Mental Health Benefits
Pets may not only improve your physical health, but they may also provide their owners with an important source of social and emotional support. One study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology compared pet owners to non pet owners. The study concluded that pet owners had greater self esteem and were:
- More physically fit
- More conscientious
- More extroverted
- Less fearful
- Less preoccupied
Older adults who live alone may also benefit from having a pet. Taking care of a pet promotes improved well-being and less loneliness.
Children and Pets
The next time your child asks to get a dog or cat, you may want to give your answer some thought. Children who have pets develop positive feelings about them, which can lead to greater self-esteem and self-confidence.
Children can learn to become more responsible by caring for another living creature. The experience allows them to connect with nature and learn respect for other living things.
Owning a pet can also foster non-verbal communication, compassion, and empathy, which may be especially therapeutic to children with autism spectrum disorders.
Why We Benefit From the Company of Animals
Having a pet provides owners with:
- Companionship
- Increased opportunities for exercise, especially if you own a dog
- Entertainment
- Have something to care for and a source of consistency
- Security and comfort
- Opportunities to socialize with other pet owners
- An improved sense of well-being
Is a Pet Right For You?
Does this mean you should run to the nearest pet store and buy a cat, bird, or fish? Though preliminary research suggests that pet ownership may be beneficial to your health, you need to make sure that the pet you choose fits in with your lifestyle, habits, experience, and expectations. Because pets are completely dependent on you for everything, it's important to make sure that you're willing to commit to the responsibilities they entail, including the expense. If you've never had a pet before, consider starting with a pet that doesn't need much attention before jumping right into dog or cat ownership.
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Genre: - Adventure / Comedy / Sci-Fi
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Plot: - Three years after being kicked out of the science department for his theory of time warps and his attack on Matt Lauer on The Today Show, paleontologist Rick Marshall (Will Ferrell) is reduced to working as a teacher for children at the George C. Page Museum until he meets Holly Cantrell (Anna Friel) who urges him to finish his tachyon amplifier after presenting him with a fossilized imprintation of his lighter. When he does, they go to the Devils Cave where Holly found the fossiled imprint, with tour guide Will Stanton. Marshall activates the T-amplifier triggering an earthquake, and the three end up in a parallel universe having lost the amplifier.
Finding themselves in a strange world without the tachyon amplifier, the befriend a Pakuni named Chaka before falling into the feeding grounds of a Tyrannosaurus which then chases them until they reach a crevice in a cave, momentarily giving up though bent on eating Marshall for insulting him during the chase. Holly, knowing the dinosaur's attitude, gives him the name "Grumpy". The next day, Marshall has visions about a strange creature begging for his help and goes to find the Lost City where they encounter a strange glass beacon, the Pylon, that turns into a vocoder when they touch it before being attacked by creatures called Sleestaks. When the Pylon opens, Marshall enters, meeting the creature Enik. Enik tells them that the evil Zarn is out to control the universe and needs the tachyon amplifier.
Chaka takes the group through the jungle and onto a salt flat landscape, filled with numerous jumbled objects and landmarks. The others discover that the area is a feeding site for Compsognathus and Velociraptors, who attack a wandering ice cream man, until Grumpy comes and scares them off. An Allosaurus arrives as well. The two territorial predators prepare to fight when they both catch Marshall's scent and chase after him. Marshall runs from "Big Alice", and liquid nitrogen to freeze the Allosaurus to death, then finds the tachyon amplifier among her remains before a Pteranodon took it. After getting the amplifier back, the group takes a break at a motel in the salt flat. While Marshall, Will and Chaka laze in the pool, Holly repairs the amplifier and wanders off. She finds dinosaur eggs and takes one before accidentally triggering a holographic message from the Zarn, learning that Enik is the real villain.
Marshall, Will, and Chaka realize Holly is missing and leave to find her. Finding two mating Sleestaks who shed their skin, Marshall and Will use the shed skin to disguise themselves while Chaka takes the tachyon amplifier to Enik. Holly has been captured by Sleestaks and brought before the Library of Skulls to be judged, Marshall and Will arriving to learn that Enik is the villain. After fighting for their lives, the group is ambushed by Enik as he reveals his plan to use the Sleestaks to take over the Earth. He then leaves Marshall and company to their fate as Grumpy arrives to get his revenge.
Marshall takes on Grumpy one-on-one, resulting him being eaten as the dinosaur left. Holly, Will, and Chaka attempt to fight off the numerous Sleestaks. Once they are surrounded, Marshall returns to kill most of the Sleestaks with Grumpy's aid, having made their peace with eachother. Marshall and company manage to stop Enik as the portal back to Devil's Cave begins to close. Will chooses to stay with Chaka in the Land of the Lost so Marshall and Holly can return home. Back on Earth, Matt Lauer gives a second interview with Marshall, ending with Lauer's attempt on Marshall's life for his slander against him. Soon after the show ends, left in the studio by accident, Holly's dinosaur egg hatches into a baby Sleestak.


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The top highlight of the meet was the performance of the Lady Bisons' distance medley relay team. The members of the team; sophomore Amanda Twigg and freshmen Alyssa Miller, Katie Bunker and Dani Walker, won the event with a time of 12:17.49.
"It was a great start to the season," Lipscomb track and field coach Bill Taylor said. "The DMR women ran awesome! "
"Their time was a new school record, breaking the record set last year at the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships by a then all-freshman team of Priya Pappu, Sara Stephens, Emily Longden and Amanda Twigg," said Taylor.
Last year's team members earned all-conference honors for the performance.
Taylor said that the Bisons and Lady Bisons decided to sit out all of the long distance events
"We ran our middle distance athletes just in relays," Taylor said. "Sprints, jumps, hurdles and throws did a great job as well."
Tucker Peabody made the podium in the 200 meters.
"I think that's the first short sprint podium finish since I've been at Lipscomb," Taylor said. "I really felt everyone competed hard in every event.
"It was apparent that most got some work done over the break. We saw that a few probably didn't do enough during the break, and will have to pay the price now, but the effort was very good and there is a lot of excitement on the team about the upcoming season."
The Bisons and Lady Bisons will return to Tennessee State Jan. 29 for the TSU Invite.
"We have three weeks until the next meet, which will give us some great quality training time," Taylor said. "We'll sit our long distance runners out of that meet too, but we will let many of our middle distance runners see where they are in open events."
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As Biotech Debate Rages on, More GMOs Get Planted
As Biotech Debate Rages on, More GMOs Get Planted
The debate over biotech crops has become predictable.
In his 2012 annual letter from the Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, who has a near-religious faith in technology and innovation, argues that an "extremely important revolution" in plant science, i.e., genetically engineered crops, can help farmers in poor countries by giving them access to new varieties of crops that will better resist disease and adapt to climate change.
Days later, the Center for Food Safety, a Washington watchdog group and persistent critic of Big Ag, pushed back, saying that biotech crops had failed to deliver on their promise to alleviate hunger, and that Gates would do better to support low-cost "agroecological techniques" that don't depend on patented, genetically engineered seeds.
The conflicting claims and supporting data are hard to sift through. Will disease-resistant biotech cassava answer the prayers of Christina Mwinjipe, a farmer in Tanzania, whose crops are threatened by diseases, as Gates writes? Or will patented genetically engineered crops prove disastrous for the 1.4 billion farmers in the global south who now save seeds from one season to the next, as Andrew Kimbrell, executive director for the Center for Food Safety, argues?
The voices of farmers are rarely heard in these debates. (They're probably working too hard.) But data released this week indicates farmers, through their actions, are voting for biotech crops.
Last year, farmers planted an additional 12 million hectares of biotech crops, an increase of 8 percent over 2010, according to the annual biotech crop report of the ISAAA (International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications).
Most of that growth -- 8.2 million hectares -- came from the developing world, lead by Brazil and India, the report says. The growth rate for biotech crops in developing countries was 11 percent, twice as fast and twice as large as industrial countries at 5 percent or 3.8 million hectares.
"Unprecedented adoption rates are testimony to overwhelming trust and confidence in biotech crops by millions of farmers worldwide," said Clive James, the report's author, in a statement. It must be said that James is an unabashed supporter of biotech crops but as best I can tell, his numbers haven't been challenged.
Why do more farmers every year plant biotech crops? Critics of genetically modified crops will say they are tricked into it by marketing or lack of knowledge or short-termism, and it's certainly true that the popularity of a product is not a reliable indicator of its value. (ABBA sold more records than the Rolling Stones. People smoke cigarettes.) But if biotech crops didn't make farmers more productive, or save them time or money, would they spread around the world as consistently as they have?
James writes: "There is one principal and overwhelming reason that underpins the trust and confidence of risk-averse farmers in biotechnology -- biotech crops deliver substantial, and sustainable, socio-economic and environmental benefits."
The top five countries that have embraced biotech crops -- the US, Brazil, Argentina, India and Canada -- each planted more than 10 million hectares of the crops. Of the 16.7 million farmers who grew biotech crops, about 14 million were small, resource-poor farmers in China and India, most of them planting pest-resistant Bt cotton. In Africa, three countries -- South Africa, Burkina Faso and Egypt -- have commercialized biotech crops, and others, including drought-tolerant maize, are being tested.
In his letter, Gates argues that not nearly enough agricultural research is being done:
Given the central role that food plays in human welfare and national stability, it is shocking -- not to mention short-sighted and potentially dangerous -- how little money is spent on agricultural research. In total, only $3 billion per year is spent on researching the seven most important crops…Very little of the country and private spending goes toward the priorities of small farmers in Africa or South Asia.
But critics like Andrew Kimbrell says the biotech industry has failed to deliver on its promise to feed the world:
The biotech industry has exploited the image of the world's poor and hungry to advance a form of agriculture that is expensive, input-intensive, and of little or no relevance to developing country farmers.
The debate will rage on. Meanwhile, a campaign is underway to require the FDA to label genetically engineered foods. Supporters of labeling, most prominently Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield Farms, say we have a right to know what's in our food: "Without a requirement to label foods containing these ingredients, we are forced to be guinea pigs in a giant experiment involving our health and the environment."
By contrast, in his book Whole Earth Discipline: An Ecopragmatist Manifesto, the veteran environmentalist Stewart Brand wrote:
I daresay the environmental movement has done more harm with its opposition to genetic engineering than with any other thing we've been wrong about. We've starved people, hindered science, hurt the natural environment and denied our own practitioners a crucial tool.
Your thoughts?
[Disclosure: I'm paid to moderate the annual policy conference of Croplife America, a trade association of big agricultural firms, which sell biotech seeds.]
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