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Bill Clinton is so dedicated to helping Haiti get back on its feet, he's willing to move there - as long as four million of us come along for the boat ride.
The former president spoke at the Americas Conference on Tuesday and relayed a message he will be trumpeting for the next two years: Haiti needs your prayers and your cash.
The hour-long speech spoke of how improving the financial situation in Haiti will only help the other Latin American and Caribbean nations who have pretty much turned their backs to the plight of their neighbor.
"We can do these things, but it's going to take everyone rowing in the same boat," Clinton said. "The government is really committed. And I thnk the donors are. And the Haitian ex-patriot community is really committed."
For some reason the sales pitch sounds so good coming from the smooth-talkin' Southerner. Why else would anyone think about taking a vacation to a nation that has been ravaged so badly by hurricanes that its citizens considers mud pies a delicacy.
Clinton also talked about a topic near to the hearts of the Haitians in Miami - temporary status in the U.S.
Too bad for Haitians eager to leave the island he didn't feel that way publicly when he was Commander and Chief. Clinton said he believes the Obama administration wants to do it, but isn't sure how.
"They want to do it, but they want to do it in a way that doesn't open the floodgates to a mass exodus," Clinton said.
While Clinton was the big name at the Biltmore, Honduras was the bigger topic.
Outside of the hotel, about 50 protesters chanting "Elections yes, Zelaya no" greeted guests and speakers. They are angry at the current situation in Honduras that has come to a head now that ousted President Manuel Zelaya has returned to reclaim his country.
Roberto Michelletti, who took over as president after Zelaya was run out of town by the military, has no plans of giving up power so easily.
Clinton has not weighed in on the subject publicly yet, but is expected to give his opinion on what impact the situation could have on Latin America and the Caribbean if it does not come to a peaceful resolution.


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OpenEP2C8-C is an FPGA development board that consists of the mother board DVK600 and the FPGA core board CoreEP2C8.
OpenEP2C8-C supports further expansion with various optional accessory boards for specific application. The modular and open design makes it the ideal for starting application development with ALTERA Cyclone II series FPGA devices. OpenEP2C8-C enables you to start your design with the Nios II processor easily and quickly.
What's on the mother board
- FPGA CPLD core board connector: for easily connecting core boards which integrate an FPGA CPLD chip onboard
- 8I/Os_1 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 8I/Os_2 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 16I/Os_1 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 16I/Os_2 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 32I/Os_1 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 32I/Os_2 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
- 32I/Os_3 interface, for connecting accessory boards/modules
All the I/O interfaces above:
- capable of being simulated as USART, I2C, SPI, PS/2, etc.
- capable of driving devices such as FRAM, FLASH, USB, Ethernet, etc.
SDRAM interface
- for connecting SDRAM accessory board
- also works as FPGA CPLD pins expansion connectors
- LCD interface, for connecting LCD22, LCD12864, LCD1602
- ONE-WIRE interface: easily connects to ONE-WIRE devices (TO-92 package), such as temperature sensor (DS18B20), electronic registration number (DS2401), etc.
- 5V DC jack
- Joystick: five positions
- Buzzer
- Potentiometer: for LCD22 backlight adjustment, or LCD12864, LCD1602 contrast adjustment
- Power switch
- Buzzer jumper
- ONE-WIRE jumper
- Joystick jumper
For jumpers 17-19:
- short the jumper to connect to I/Os used in example code
- open the jumper to connect to other custom pins via jumper wires
The DVK600 supports a wide range of different core boards, therefore, some of the interfaces may be Not-Connected and useless while connecting to certain core board. For instance, while connecting to Core3S500E/CoreEP2C8, the '? 32I/Os_3' is Not-Connected.
What's on the CoreEP2C8
EP2C8Q208C8N: the ALTERA Cyclone II FPGA device which features:
- Operating Frequency: 50MHz
- Operating Voltage: 1.15V~3.465V
- Package: QFP208
- I/Os: 138
- LEs: 8K
- RAM: 165kb
- PLLs: 2
- Debugging/Programming: supports JTAG
- AMS1117-3.3, 3.3V voltage regulator
- AMS1117-1.2, 1.2V voltage regulator
- EPCS16, onboard serial FLASH memory, for storing code
- Power indicator
- LEDs
- Reset button
- nCONFIG button: for re-configuring the FPGA chip, the equivalent of power reseting
- 50M active crystal oscillator
- JTAG interface: for debugging/programming
- FPGA pins expander, VCC, GND and all the I/O ports are accessible on expansion connectors for further expansion


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Patrice Wilson has put out yet another soon-to-be hit single and this time, instead of extolling the virtues of a day of the week, it's singing the praises of a day of the year: Thanksgiving. Come on guys, it's time to gather 'round and sing a Thanksgiving carol.
This is an instant classic, sure to be sung with the traditional fist-pumping-Patrice-Wilson-dressed-like-a-turkey that every family drags out of the attic come early November. If not exactly a golden touch, Wilson shows some staggering enthusiasm for any and every day he can think of. I cannot wait for him to put his stamp on Flag Day. [The Daily What]


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This is it, folks: We're at the Final Four. Look out: There's Billy Packer! Bah! Grrr!
Again, a matchup of polar opposite human beings. But, in that Tennessee Titans way, they are teammates. Voting is open for about a week, and we'll occasionally remind.
No. 2 Seed Kige Ramsey
Carried around every book he ever owned in a belt.
Visited Wal-Mart.
Actively did some campaigning.
Expanded his commercial techniques.
Enjoyed Halloween.
No. 3 Seed Pac Man Jones
Introduced the phrase "Make It Rain" to a nation of grateful white people.
Scared his family.
Missed out on watching Vince Young play quarterback this season.
Didn't rassle, darnit.
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City of Glendale, CAHome Sitemap Contact
Beyond The Box - Utility Box Murals
Beyond The Box is a utility box mural project supported by the City of Glendale and the Glendale Arts & Culture Commission, with funding from the Urban Art Program. There are currently over 100 painted utility box murals in Glendale.
- Download the Beyond The Box brochure.
- Watch a GTV6 episode about Beyond The Box.
- Watch an April 25, 2016, KNBC TV news story about local municipal utility boxes, including Glendale's boxes.
- Calls for artists for Glendale utility box murals usually go out twice a year.
- You can follow the Library, Arts & Culture Department on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @myGlendaleLAC.
- You can sign up to receive email notices from the Library, Arts & Culture Department and Brand Library & Art Center on the City of Glendale website. Read More>
- Utility box dimensions vary.The utility boxes that are normally painted are approximately 64-68 inches tall, 33x24 inches wide. For boxes with an extra panel add 12 inches to the width to make the dimensions 64-68 tall, 33x36 inches wide.
- For more information contact Ivonne Martinez, Library, Arts & Culture, at 818-548-2030 or via email.
April 11 - 13, 2019
The latest phase took place in a variety of Glendale locations.
Phase 6 - August 11, 2017 - Glendale Avenue
The Glendale Arts and Culture Commission issued a CALL FOR ARTISTS to apply to paint murals on City of Glendale utility boxes on August 11 - 13, 2017. Thirteen utility box murals will be painted in downtown Glendale, along Verdugo Road, Monterey Road and Broadway. The CALL FOR ARTISTS closed on July 25, 2017.
Phase 5 - October 15, 2016 - Glendale Avenue & Colorado Boulevard
This painting date coincided with the GO-2016 OPEN STUDIO TOUR, a unique and insightful experience for all art lovers and visitors to meet a wide variety of artists and craftspeople in their studios, some of which are only open to the general public during this event. Stops included commercial and residential studios as well as public art throughout the city, including fourteen utility boxes which are part of the Beyond the Box program.
Phase 4 - May 14, 2016 - Canada Boulevard, Grandview Avenue
Artists painted murals on selected utility boxes, including locations:
- On Canada Boulevard between the Glendale/Canada intersection north to Santa Maria;
- On Grandview at San Fernando and Kenneth
Phase 3 - May 2, 2015 - Brand Boulevard of Cars, Adams Hill, Foothill Boulevard
Artists painted murals on selected utility boxes, including locations:
- On Brand Boulevard within the Brand Boulevard of Cars District;
- On Brand Boulevard near the Museum of Neon Art;
- In the Adams Hill neighborhood;
- On Louise Street near the 134 Freeway; and
- In North Glendale on Foothill Boulevard.
Phase 2 - October 25, 2014 - Montrose
Eleven artists painted murals on Montrose area utility boxes to coincide with the Big Draw LA events throughout Los Angeles. The artists are: Michael Alvarez, Morgan Beck, Zack Brown, Miles Crosman, Arotin Hartounian, Jose Lozano, Dan Monteavaro, Victoria Rees, Arpine Shakhbandaryan, John Sumner and Katherine Warner.
The artists were selected from eighty-three entries by a committee consisting of Arts & Culture Commissioners, Library, Arts & Culture and City staff. The committee used the following criteria for selection: artistic excellence including quality of the art and artist originality; creative and innovative concepts in relationship to the theme of "The Big Draw;" and appropriateness for the nature of the space and the audience. See the 17 October 2014 article in the Glendale News-Press about Beyond The Box!
Phase 1 - May 17, 2014 - Downtown Glendale
Twenty-six utility boxes were painted on May 17, 2014, during the City's inaugural Utility Box Mural program. The theme of Double Take encouraged artists to paint murals to draw in the viewers' attention to delve into the graphic of the mural, but also explore the meaning behind the mural and theme. The utility boxes are located along Brand Boulevard and Central Avenue between Colorado Boulevard and the 134 Freeway.
Read an article in the Glendale News-Press about Beyond The Box.
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One of the best things about XCOM: Enemy Unknown is naming your squaddies after your friends. It's a lot of fun to tell people you know about their daring exploits in the battle against the aliens, and equally goofy to inform them of their heroic—or needless—deaths. (Of course, sometimes that second part can get weird.)
Now it's easier than ever for people playing the game on PC to get their friends into the fray, thanks to the XCOM Facebook Exporter app by Nexus user Automator. By way of a not-that-complicated 2-step process, you can export the names of your Facebook friends and load the file up in a converter and copy the names into the game. I haven't used this app yet, but it sounds like despite some gender-bending issues that you'll have to address by digging into the in-game customization, it works well. And of course, if your soldiers do fall in the line of duty, you can also memorialize them on Facebook, too.
Finally! Your favorite support soldier can have the same name as that random guy you were on the swim team with, and your heavy gunner can be that bully you're only Facebook friends with because you're so much cooler than he is now.
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Hole In The Rock Trail
Part II: The San Juan Mission
On January 26, 1880, the first wagon rolled off the raft on the east bank of the Colorado River after descending 1,000 feet through Hole in the Rock. Most of the pioneers breathed a sigh of relief thinking the worst was over. On the other hand, there were no smiles on the faces of the scouts who had seen the trail ahead. They knew the river crossing was only a small step toward their final destination.
A ferry was used to get the wagons across the Colorado River. Its construction began at the sawmill in Escalante. Each piece of timber was cut and shaped to fit tightly together and form a solid foundation. The pieces were then hauled 70 miles by wagon to the top of Hole in the Rock and lowered to the river where the ferry was assembled.
Two wagons and their teams were loaded on the ferry for each crossing. There were 83 wagons so getting everything across took several days. Freezing temperatures caused ice to form on the surface of the water and interfered with navigating the ferry.
The road up the east bank of the river was lost when Lake Powell was constructed. (The book Hole in the Rock by David E. Miller has some excellent photos and drawings if you are interested in learning more about the river crossing.)
This story is told in the order first traveled by the original pioneers. It begins at the river and travels east. If you drove in from Halls Crossing, you will have already seen everything described here. The official end of the 4x4 road coming in from Halls Crossing is a wide flat area on Cottonwood Hill.
The wagons left the river and followed Cottonwood Creek to the top of Cottonwood Hill. A hiking path still exists along that route to the edge of the lake but a much easier way to get there is to rent a boat from the marina in Bull Frog.
As the wagons lumbered along at a slow pace, the drovers became restless. Those on horseback and the cattle they cared for could move at a faster pace. They argued that if they went ahead more of the scant vegetation would be left for the teams pulling the wagons. The decision was made to split the herds from the wagons and let them travel at their own pace.
From Cottonwood Hill, the road quickly turns into a gear jamming, axle grinding, off-camber, off-roader's delight. It is difficult to determine how much of the current road follows the path of the original wagons and how much of it was constructed by uranium miners in the 1950s. In either case this road should be attempted only by expert off-roaders.
The potential for vehicle damage, including rollover, is always present. Even though the Nissan Xterra Pro-4X was not modified, it comes equipped from the factory with an electric locker, BFG tires, and more ground clearance than most other brands. We were pleased at how well it handled one obstacle after another without incurring any damage.
The pioneers had an easy ride across Grey Mesa but it had taken them a month to get there since crossing the river. It was on that mesa, during a blinding blizzard, with a foot of snow on the ground, that a pioneer woman in a tent gave birth to a baby boy. That baby was born on Feb. 21, 1880.
It only took about a day to cross Grey Mesa but once they reached the edge, everything came to a halt. It was a long way down. They used dynamite, picks, and shovels to carve a path out of solid rock. The only way to follow that pioneer path off Grey Mesa is to do so on foot.
The road used today off Grey Mesa was built by uranium miners during the 1950s. At the bottom of the Mesa, a sign has been placed to mark the location where the two roads come together. When you look at the narrow steep path beside that sign, you may be tempted to say, "No way!" Take the time to explore that path and you will soon realize that was the "way" the pioneers came down.
After leaving Grey Mesa, the current access route to Halls Crossing stays with the pioneer trail for about five miles. It then turns east while the original route continues north. A sign marks the location where the original route splits from the current access road. It is possible to stay with the original route to the point where the pioneers used a naturally formed dam to cross Lake Pagahrit. That dam was washed away by a flood in 1915 and the lake drained.
Once the pioneers were off Grey Mesa, they traveled on a northeast course for about six miles, then turned due north and set up camp near the dam that provided a crossing of Lake Pagahrit. That part of the country has a lot of warm days in late February. They had not seen any substantial water since leaving the river and were excited with the opportunity for washing and relaxing.
Getting to the other side of the lake was not a problem for the pioneers but building motivation to leave the water was. Using the dam for a road, they were camped on both sides in small groups. Some were in a hurry to move on and others were content to stay at the lake. Those who were weak or in poor health were the last to leave. Wagons became strung out from the lake to Comb Ridge.
For us modern explorers getting to the other side of the dry lakebed can be done in a couple different ways. The most obvious is to simply climb down and walk across. We chose to drive around using the designated access road. Near the airport north of the lake, a designated 4x4 path leads toward the north bank of the lake. It ends a short distance past the remains of a wagon. Join us next month as we pick up the trail from the lake and follow it all the way to Bluff, Utah.
Lone Writer's Nissan Xterra Pro-4X is equipped with BFGoodrich tires and GPS/mapping software from DeLorme. For more information, check out www.lone-writer.com.
|Navigation: GPS Positions
|Wagon wheel near the airport
|The Fort located near the Lake Canyon
|HITR sign on Highway 176 east of Halls Crossing.
|Turn right. Left goes back to the highway.
|Turn right on the access route to HITR
|Take the left work
|The new access road connects to the original route at this point.
|Top of Grey Mesa here it comes grassy. Trail going left leads to original wagon descent off Grey Mesa
|Left. Right goes to Rincon
|Cottonwood Hill. End of road.


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Basically, I'm trying to write a program that will ask the user for numbers, then plug those numbers into specific places into an equation.
The equation will look something like this-
=(LOG(60)/LOG(2))-(("First x the user gives"*(LOG("first x the user gives")/LOG(2))+"second x the user gives"*(LOG("second x the user gives")/LOG(2))+"third x the user gives"*LOG("third x the user gives")/LOG(2))/60).
But another problem I run into is when I need more than just three x's. (The equation itself is log(base 2) of 60-[summation of n log n / 60].
And problem number two is that I'm just trying to check and see if I can just ask for a single number from the user with my code, before I try getting into crazy equation coding stuff.
And I can't even do that. :/ My code is below-
public class PsychStat { public static void main (String [] args) { system.out.println ("Enter first trait value"); x = input; system.out.println (x+1); } }
I'm completely new to Java programming, and I'm trying to teach myself. Google isn't really helping much at all with my Java issues.
Any help anyone would be willing to offer would be phenomenal!


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Siar, C.H. and Toh, C.G. and Ali, T.B.T. and Seiz, D. and Ong, S.T. (2012) Dimensional profile of oral mucosa around combined tooth-implant-supported bridgework in macaque mandible. Clinical Oral Implants Research, 23 (4). pp. 438-446. ISSN 0905-7161
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Purpose: A stable oral mucosa is crucial for long-term survival and biofunctionality of implants. Most of this evidence is derived from clinical and animal studies based solely on implant-supported prosthesis. Much less is known about the dimensions and relationships of this soft tissue complex investing tooth-implant-supported bridgework (TISB). The aim here was to obtain experimental evidence on the dimensional characteristics of oral mucosa around TISB with two different abutment designs. Methods: Sixteen 3-unit TISB were constructed bilaterally in the mandible of eight adult Macaca fascicularis. An implant system with a standard progressive thread design was the bone-anchoring implant in the second mandibular molar region while the second mandibular premolar served as the natural tooth abutment. Eight implants were connected with the tapered abutment, the remaining with butt-joint abutment, in a split-mouth design. These were allowed to functional load for 6 months before sacrification for histomorphometry. Six soft tissue indices were scored: coronal gingival mucosato-implant top distance (DIM); sulcus depth (SD); junctional epithelium (JE); connective tissue contact (CTC); implant top to first bone-to-implant contact distance (DIB); and biologic width (BW SD+JE+CTC); corresponding parameters in the natural tooth abutment were also measured. Results: Mucosal dimensions in tapered implants (*BW 3.33 +/- 0.43; SD 1.03 +/- 0.24; JE 1.08 +/- 0.13; CTC 1.22 +/- 0.23mm) were comparable with those of natural tooth abutments (BW 3.04 +/- 0.18; SD 0.93 +/- 0.1; JE 0.78 +/- 0.1; Attachment 1.33 +/- 0.09mm), but differed from butt-joint implants (*BW 4.88 +/- 1.24; SD 1.47 +/- 0.38; JE 1.49 +/- 0.4; CTC 1.92 +/- 0.93 mm) (*P<0.05). Conclusions: Results suggested that soft tissue dimensions around TISB are influenced by the implant-abutment interface and abutment material used. Mucosa investing tapered abutment tends to recapitulate soft tissue physiologic dimensions of natural tooth.
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The last two years, I had awesome explanations for how I was actually aging backwards. That ended this year.
This year, I turned 29. In itself, not a bad thing. But it's 29-with-an-8-week-old-daughter, which is 45 in parent years. Many of my friends are in their 30s, but they can all sleep easy knowing I'll always be older than they are.
The Spawn is two months old now, which means she's ten pounds and smiles and laughs. Her gift to me was seven straight hours of sleep. It was the first night since she was born that I didn't have to get up to feed her at least once.
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With the eyes of the world increasingly looking in Dubai's direction, it's amazing to think how quickly the city has made its mark. The incredible Dubai economy has helped it emerge as the place where many of the globe's leading business people have chosen to make their regional, or even worldwide, home.
Back in the early days, the Dubai economy was almost exclusively about oil. Today, however, Dubai is only directly dependent for around 4% of its GDP on oil revenues. Nowadays, visitors to the city are met with ample proof of the booming Dubai economy. Everywhere you look you'll find evidence of a huge amount of infrastructure spending – roads, airports, residential areas, hotels, attractions. The spend is estimated at almost US$ 21 trillion dollars over the next five years across the GCC, much of it in Dubai.
The economy of Dubai today is largely based on trading. The Government's vision for 2015, set out in the Dubai Strategic Plan emphasises how diversification of the economy is the major strategic objective. Hence the diversification towards a more knowledge- and service-based economy in Dubai, securing its position as a leading tourism, financial and business hub, as well as real estate player.
The objectives include sustaining real economic growth at a rate of 11% pa to reach a GDP of US$ 108 billion by 2015 and to increase real GDP per capita to US$44,000, by focusing on tourism, transport, trade, construction and financial services. What's interesting is that in the last six months, financial heavyweights like the big banks are relocating to Dubai, despite the global financial crisis, so the Plan is clearly working well.


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In recent years, creative plaintiffs who are faced with the inability to state a claim under traditional products liability theories, such as negligence, strict liability and breach of warranty, have attempted to hold product manufacturers liable via a novel application of public nuisance law. In February 2006, a Rhode Island trial court embraced such a theory to hold former manufacturers of lead pigment liable for costs of removing lead-based paints from buildings throughout the state of Rhode Island (the "Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory"). Although this decision appeared to set a dangerous precedent for product manufacturers throughout the United States, subsequent cases generally have declined to apply the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory in the products liability context. This article discusses the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory adopted by the Rhode Island trial court, how the theory has been rejected by courts in New Jersey, Missouri and Ohio, the Rhode Island Supreme Court's reversal of the trial court's abatement order, and the future of the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory.
Public Nuisance in the Lead-Based Paint Context.
Since 1987, plaintiffs have filed a host of lawsuits in 17 states against former manufacturers of lead pigments used in residential paint. Plaintiffs initially asserted negligence and products liability causes of action in an attempt to recover for alleged damages from exposure to lead-based paint. However, these tort-based claims were generally unsuccessful for a variety of reasons, including plaintiffs' inability to identify the particular paint or pigment or the product manufacturer that caused their alleged injuries. See Litigation History, http://www.leadlawsuits.com/index.php?s=pageB (last visited Jan. 5, 2009).
Accordingly, in an effort to circumvent the basic requirements of a traditional products liability claim, plaintiffs began pursuing the novel Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory. The Restatement (Second) of Torts defines a public nuisance as an unreasonable interference with a right common to the general public. 4 Restatement (Second) Torts § 821B at 87. "It is behavior that unreasonably interferes with the health, safety, peace, comfort or convenience of the general community." State of Rhode Island v. Lead Industries Association, Inc. et al., 951 A.2d 428, 446 (R.I. July 1, 2008). In the lead paint context, plaintiffs argued that by manufacturing, selling and distributing lead pigments and lead-based paints, the paint industry interfered with the public right to a residential environment free from the health hazards of exposure to lead-based paint, which constitutes a public nuisance. See, e.g., Rhode Island, 951 A.2d at 440. Accordingly, plaintiffs argued, the manufacturers of lead pigments and lead-based paints should be liable for the costs associated with removing the paint from homes and buildings throughout the states where the lawsuits were filed. Id.
Lower Courts Initially Embraced the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory.
In 2006, the plaintiffs' bar were successful in using the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory against the manufacturers of lead pigments and lead-based paints. Specifically, in an action brought by the Rhode Island Attorney General, a Rhode Island jury found three paint manufacturers - NL Industries, Sherwin-Williams and Millennium Holdings (the "Rhode Island Defendants") - liable for the costs of removing lead-based paint from public and private buildings throughout Rhode Island under a public nuisance theory. Rhode Island, 951 A.2d at 434. The complaint, which was originally filed in 1999, alleged that former lead pigment manufacturers had manufactured, promoted, distributed and sold lead pigment for use in residential paint, despite knowledge that lead is hazardous to human health. Rhode Island, 951 A.2d at 439-40. The state asserted various causes of action, including public nuisance, and sought an order requiring the Rhode Island Defendants to (1) abate lead pigment in all Rhode Island buildings accessible to children, and (2) fund educational and lead-poisoning prevention programs, in addition to compensatory and punitive damages. Id.
In February 2006, a jury found that the cumulative presence of lead pigments in paints and coatings on buildings throughout Rhode Island constituted a public nuisance and that the Rhode Island Defendants caused or substantially contributed to the creation of the public nuisance and should thus be ordered to abate the nuisance. Id. at 442. On March 16, 2007, the trial court entered a judgment of abatement against the Rhode Island Defendants. Id. In its postverdict decision, the trial court held that merely manufacturing and marketing a product is sufficient to impose liability on a defendant – even in the absence of product identification and any evidence of specific injuries attributable to a particular defendant. Id. The cost of complying with the trial court's order was estimated to exceed $3 billion. See Eric Tucker, Judge to Appoint Special Master to Advise on Lead Paint Cleanup, Associated Press, Feb. 26, 2007.
In addition, approximately one month later, a California appellate court allowed a similar lead paint public nuisance cause of action filed by various California municipalities to proceed, overruling a superior court's dismissal of the public nuisance claim. County of Santa Clara et al. v. Atlantic Richfield Company et al., 40 Cal. Rptr. 3d 313, 324-25 (Cal. Ct. App. Mar. 3, 2006) (rejecting the lead pigment manufacturer's argument that a cause of action for public nuisance does not lie because the underlying cause of the public nuisance is a product for which only a products liability cause of action will lie). While the California Supreme Court declined to review the appellate court's decision in June 2006, County of Santa Clara, No. S142578, 2006 Cal. LEXIS 7622, at *1 (Cal. June 21, 2006), the appellate court's decision is still subject to being reviewed by the California Supreme Court at a later date.
Courts in Other States Have Rejected the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory.
Not surprisingly, the Rhode Island and California decisions garnered national attention from the plaintiffs' bar, the defense bar and numerous legal scholars for several reasons, including the size of the verdict and the potential that the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory could be applied in contexts other than lead-based paint. However, plaintiffs' attorneys have generally been unable to obtain similar verdicts in other states. Indeed, courts in New Jersey, Missouri and Ohio have all rejected the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory. For example, in February 2007, the New Jersey Supreme Court dismissed a consolidated action filed by 26 New Jersey municipalities, reasoning that the Lead Paint Public Nuisance theory is inconsistent with the "well-recognized parameters" of the common-law tort of public nuisance, and "directly contrary to legislative pronouncements governing both lead paint abatement programs and products liability claims." In re Lead Pigment Litigation, No. A-73-05, slip op. at 4 (N.J. June 15, 2007).
Later that year, in June 2007, the Missouri Supreme Court rejected a similar lawsuit filed by the City of St. Louis. St. Louisv. Benjamin Moore & Co., No. SC88230 at 6 (Mo. June 12, 2007). The Court based its ruling on causation grounds, holding that the product identification requirement "applies with equal force to public nuisance cases." Id. The Court confirmed that where a plaintiff claims injury from a product, "actual causation can be established only by identifying the defendant who made or sold that product." Id. at 4.
Finally, in December 2007, the Court of Common Pleas of Lucas County, Ohio granted defendants' motion to dismiss a lead-paint public nuisance case filed by the city of Toledo. City of Toledo v. Sherwin-Williams Co. et al., No. CI 200606040 at 7 (Ct. Common Pleas, Lucas County, Ohio Dec. 12, 2007). The court explained that because the Ohio Supreme Court had rejected market share liability as a theory of recovery in a products liability action, "the plaintiff must establish a causal connection between the defendant's actions and the plaintiff's injuries, which necessitates identification of the particular tortfeasor." Id. According to the Court, the City failed to state a public nuisance claim because the complaint improperly pled a market-share theory and failed to "allege that certain Defendants have caused certain injuries." Id.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court Rejects the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory.
On July 1, 2008, the Rhode Island Supreme Court issued a severe blow to the use of the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory when it unanimously overturned the jury verdict against the Rhode Island Defendants, holding that the State was unable to meet the essential elements of the tort of public nuisance. Rhode Island, 951 A.2d at 435. In particular, the Court held that the State had not and could not allege that the "defendants … were in control of the lead pigment … at the time it caused harm" and was unable to demonstrate that the alleged harm - childhood lead poisoning in homes - constituted interference with a "public right." Id.
The Future of the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory.
While the lower court opinions in Rhode Island and California indicated that the Lead Paint Public Nuisance theory may be viable, which was a cause for concern for corporate defendants generally, subsequent courts have refused to apply the doctrine in the products liability context because it represents too drastic a departure from traditional principles of products liability and public nuisance law. The Rhode Island Supreme Court's recent rejection of the theory provides additional support for the conclusion that public nuisance is not a valid theory upon which plaintiffs may recover from corporate defendants based on the manufacture, promotion, distribution or sale of products. See, e.g., Rhode Island, 951 A.2d at 456 (explaining that the "law of public nuisance never before been applied to products, however harmful" and that "the proper means of commencing a lawsuit against a manufacturer of lead pigments for the sale of an unsafe product is a products liability action"). Although there are two remaining Lead Paint Public Nuisance lawsuits in Ohio and California, the decisions discussed above should influence the outcomes in these cases. See generally id. (relying extensively on the New Jersey Supreme Court's decision that rejected the Lead Paint Public Nuisance Theory). Assuming that the outcomes in the Ohio and California cases are in line with the decisions discussed above, corporate defendants throughout the country can breath a sigh of relief because courts will have unanimously rejected plaintiffs' attempts to use the law of public nuisance as a means to sue manufacturers of lawful products.
This article first appeared in DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar, Vol. 8, No. 1, January 2009


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Currie Enterprises Builds A Stronger, Better, Brake- Equipped 8-Inch Rearend
When it came time to replace the closed-drive axle in my '49 Chevy-Project Purple Pig-I wanted a rearend that was strong, compact, and had brakes that would be more than accurate for the increased horsepower. Currie Enterprises put together a new 8-inch Ford axle for us, with 11-inch drum brakes, and an offset pumpkin so that the driveshaft runs straight. I went for an 8-inch over a 9-inch, owing to its smaller pumpkin as there will be limited room under the Chevy once the suspension is on full drop with the chassis C-notch, and I still have to run an exhaust system over the axle. Plus, the 8-inch is plenty strong enough for a street car.
While I'm sure only a limited number of you are going to undertake narrowing your own axle casings, it's nice to see how it's done. Having said that, it's not that hard of a job and Currie even sells an assembly alignment bar under its Nine-Plus brand (www.new9inch.com), which sells brand-new 9-inch rearend components, offering everything from gear cases and mini-spools to T-bolts, bearings, gaskets, and retainer plates. If you own a lathe you could even turn up your own collars for an alignment bar.
Seeing as I mentioned retainer plates, the 9-inch Ford axles are often described as having large [or Torino] bearings. This simply relates to early and late bearings respectively, with the earlier style having a larger bolt pattern on its housing ends, and subsequently the bearing retainer plates.
Ford 8-inch axles all came as standard with 2 3/4-inch axle tubes, usually tapering down to 2 1/2 inches at the ends, and small axle bearings. The main advantage of the 8-inch rearend Currie Enterprises fabricated for us is that the axle tubes were replaced with 3-inch tubes-meaning aftermarket axle brackets such as those for ladder bars or four-links-will fit easily, though we didn't require that facility, and it now features the larger Torino axle bearings and housing ends, allowing the fitment of 11-inch brakes-a huge improvement both aesthetically and functionally.
While the 11-inch drum brakes will likely be sufficient for our Chevy, it's good to know that these all-new brake kits use the Aftermarket Brake Configuration Standard (ABCS), which was developed to provide interchangeability. Any axle that uses Torino housing ends, 2.8-inch register (the diameter of the hole in the center of the drum) and 2 1/2-inch brake space (the distance from the outside of the housing end to the outside of the axle flange with the axle installed) can use any ABCS-configured disc or drum brake kit with no modifications. These include 11-inch Explorer and 11 5/8-inch Mustang discs, as well as Baer, Wilwood, and SSBC discs. This means a swap to discs if required at a later date will be a bolt-in swap!


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It's been a few days since I've posted any updates. The Fetterly Bed and Breakfast has been open to New Years house guests and although I welcome good company and enjoy my role as tour guide, I replace blogging time with meal preparation and mountains of dishes. While the dust settles, I thought I'd sneak in a little photo sharing.
Because of our close geographical proximity to Pasadena, the annual January 1st Rose Parade has always been a part of our New Year's celebrations. It is a REALLY BIG DEAL in our part of the world. I know many friends from other states who aren't at all interested in watching it on television, so perhaps part of the excitement is determined by whether the floats have ever been seen up close and personal.
Today's Rose Floats sport highly elaborate , high-tech computerized animation and flowers, seeds and grasses from all over the world. Floats are designed and constructed by professional float building companies, taking up to a year to complete. Most of the Rose Parade activities are facilitated by hundreds of volunteer hours.
This year's 124th Tournament of Roses Parade included 42 floral floats, 23 marching bands, and 21 equestrian units.
A young couple became man and wife on the Farmer's Insurance float during the parade.
But the best parade moment was when an army sergeant deployed to Afghanistan, Eric Pazz, stepped off the parade float to surprise his wife and his four-year old son, three months before his redeployment date. What an emotional moment!
Another favorite float was the $247,000 flower-covered float submitted by the Defense Department. The float, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the July 1953 armistice that brought an end to the Korean War, is a replica of the Korean War Memorial.
In case I haven't told you in the last fifteen minutes how I don't "do" early morning cold…I watched the parade from the comforts of my home. As a high school student I walked the parade route–as a spectator–many times, but I'm more than happy to see the floats the following day, parked and ready for a more relaxed photo shoot.
Every square inch of visible float is required to be completely covered by seeds, flowers, fruit, vegetables, grasses or other vegetation. No unnatural substances are permitted. The floats are decorated in a two-stage process. The materials that won't wilt or die are placed first–seeds, beans, bark, straw, seaweed, and then later the more delicate flowers.
After more than an hour of walking about, the little girls were tired and we didn't want to ruin the experience, so we headed for home before I could see the San Gabriel float. But I was rewarded the next day when the float was parked in our city not far from home.
The San Gabriel Centennial float was the first in 40 years. The float won the Directors' Award for Outstanding Merit in Design and Presentation and it was really beautiful . The float, covered in seed, cinnamon and flowers, depicts the historic Grapevine Arbor, with two oxen pulling a cart of grapes heading into the winepress. It also includes a bell representing El Camino Real and woven baskets full of grapes and oranges.
I'll be sharing much more throughout this year as two anniversaries are celebrated–San Gabriel's Centennial, and the 300th anniversary of the birth of Father Junipero Serra, founder of the San Gabriel Mission and instrumental in the formation of the state's mission system. The city has a very rich history.
Oh, and one more thing.
I didn't follow-up with telling you about our New Year's Eve concert at the Disney Concert Hall, did I? I did take a couple of photos with my iPhone…that is until I was politely told to stop taking photos. Oops! No, that wasn't embarrassing.
I got a couple of nice shots just under the wire. I'll share them with you next time.
Now, back to my house guests. We have other field trips we need to plan.


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Virgin Galactic is opting to switch rocket fuels for SpaceShipTwo.
LOS ANGELES -- Virgin Galactic is switching to an alternate plastic-based rocket motor fuel for its SpaceShipTwo (SS2) commercial space vehicle to improve performance over the original rubber-based fuel grain propellant.
While specific reasons for the change have not been given, it is thought that it may be related to ride-quality issues caused by oscillations during operation of the original motor, as well as the requirement to increase burn time. The hybrid rocket motor is designed to thrust SS2 to an apogee above 100 km (60 mi.) altitude following air launch from the company's WhiteKnightTwo (WK2) carrier aircraft. "We felt we could probably get there with both [fuel options], but plastic has exhibited the best characteristics," Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides says.
Although the switch to a polyamide-based grain comes late in the development effort, Virgin Galactic remains optimistic of completing initial sub-orbital passenger flights on schedule around the end of this year. Work on the alternate fuel has been underway in parallel with the baseline hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene (HTPB) rubber-based system for some time, with several static firings noted so far this year at the company's test stand at Mojave, Calif.
"We don't expect it to have a major impact on the overall schedule," says Whitesides, who adds the original permit application to the FAA for tests by SS2 developer Scaled Composites included provision for flights using both fuel types. However, Whitesides also acknowledges that any hope of staying even close to the latest schedule is heavily dependent on the successful completion of the ongoing ground tests that precede the final series of full-burn, Mach 3.5 flight tests to sub-orbit. "We have done full-duration burns on both motors and we are in the midst of the qualification process for the plastic grain motor," Whitesides says. Around four more ground tests are expected before flight tests resume with the new fuel, he adds.
Although slightly more powerful than the baseline HTPB-fueled RM2 hybrid rocket motor made by Sierra Nevada, the switch to the alternate fuel does not require additional structural reinforcement or major systems changes, Whitesides says. The cartridge containing the polyamide, a form of benign thermoplastic developed by engineers at Scaled Composites, will be integrated into SS2's large, mid-fuselage mounted nitrous oxide tank in the same way as the baseline motor. Although the installation of the new cartridge will "require a few tweaks to the plumbing system," the integrated fuel canister and nozzle assembly will connect to the oxidizer tank valve without added modifications, he adds.
Sierra Nevada, which based the RM2 on the HTPB-fueled hybrid motor it developed for the Burt Rutan-designed SpaceShipOne vehicle that preceded SS2, will remain a partner on the propulsion system despite the switch. "They will stay involved. We are still working our way through the division of responsibility," Whitesides says.
Whitesides says the final performance capabilities of the polyamide-fueled SS2 will only be known through powered flights later this summer. "We need to prove it out in test flights. We are like any other form of vehicle. We will improve over time but we need to make sure from the safety perspective that we will meet our goals from the start. This is a journey." The SS2 has so far made three powered flight tests, the last being on Jan. 10 when the vehicle reached 71,000 ft. and Mach 1.4 after a 20-sec. rocket burn.
The Polyamide-fueled rocket powered flight tests are aimed at a maximum apogee demonstration flight to 361,000 ft. (110 km) after an approximate 60-second burn. On completion of this milestone, Scaled is scheduled to turn the first vehicle over to Virgin Galactic which plans to begin commercial sub-orbital services from Spaceport America, New Mexico. The two-crew SS2 is designed to take six passengers or a science payload, with full-tempo operations expected to get underway in early 2015.
Virgin Galactic is meanwhile conducting its first annual inspection of WK2. "We are doing it on our own for the first time," Whitesides says, referring to the transfer of the carrier aircraft to Virgin from its developer, Scaled Composites. "As it's the first time around we are being very cautious," he adds. One of the discoveries was unspecified issues with one of the aircraft's large composite spars. Although widely reported elsewhere as cracks in the laminate close to the junction of the spar and one of WK2's twin fuselages, Whitesides says the discoveries were minor. "We cleaned up a few things in the wings - a cleanup of some extra adhesive. The team is pleased about it," he says.
Other changes to WK2 include the development of a sturdier main landing gear system designed to withstand the repetitive loads associated with higher-rate commercial service. "We just did taxi tests up to 80 knots, so now it's back in the hangar while we inspect it. The Virgin Galactic/The Spaceship Company engineering teams have done a lot of work on the new gear - it's been a huge effort," he says. The gear redesign has been a long-term goal for the company since flaws were discovered following the partial collapse of the left main gear during landing from the aircraft's 37th flight in August 2010.
The cabin of SS2 is meanwhile being prepared for the installation of interior features and attachments for passenger seats. The mounting brackets, dubbed "Lucky 7" attachments by the engineering team, have been installed on the fuselage sides. The first four of six seats have also been assembled and the design has passed the first set of loads testing. "If all goes well over the over the course of summer and the early fall we will install the seats," Whitesides says.


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We are Curious about What You Think
It seems almost every day something curious about cats pops up in the news. I often find myself reading the cat news and wondering what you might think about some of the interesting new products, trends and ideas that surface on the internet. So I decided to start a new column here in our community where we will post a couple of cat topics and then we can all weigh in with what we think about them.
At the end of each topic summary, I have included a poll that asks you to vote by selecting Purr, meaning you like this idea, Hiss, meaning you don't like this idea. and Yawn, meaning you are indifferent; you neither like nor dislike the idea. Here is the first topic.


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- Add onion to the skillet and sauté for 3-4 minutes, until translucent. Add the mushrooms and cook for another minute, until soft.
- Add the beef back to the skillet, and mix in the salt, pepper, tomato paste, and water. Cover and cook over low heat for about 4 minutes. Mix in crème fraiche and cook for another minute. (If using sour cream, mix in at the very end—do not continue to cook.)
- Drizzle with lemon juice and then sprinkle with parsley.


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