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Carper: We Trust Our Staff So You Can Trust Us
A deep fissure between federal lawmaking practices and the Internet-fueled expectations of the people is just starting to open.
Here's a fascinating interview with Senator Tom Carper (D-DE), in which he justifies not reading the legislation that he votes on.
He's right that the bills Congress passes are almost incomprehensible, but he draws the wrong conclusion from it. It's not OK to pass bills that you can't read and literally don't understand.
Congress and the bureaucracy will come to learn a lesson that other parts of our society have learned: The Internet changes things.
Because it is now possible to see legislation before Congress passes it, Americans now expect to see legislation before it passes. And they will come to expect that their representative understand it---in detail.
A machine has grown up in Washington over the past two hundred years where representatives rely on colleagues who rely on staff to write bills. This has not produced a desirable body of federal law, and it is not a process that the public will accept for much longer.


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Part of National Museums Liverpool
This colourful family exhibition celebrates the work of one the world's best loved children's authors and illustrators, Shirley Hughes. For almost forty years, her picture stories featuring characters like Alfie and Dogger have thrilled children and adults alike, with their tales of growing-up and everyday discovery.
Photograph of Shirley Hughes Featuring sketchbooks, drawing and paintings, this heart-warming exhibition will bring back fond memories of the ordinary experiences that shape childhood. For Hughes' fans the highlight will undoubtedly be a chance to see the real 'Dogger', the little lost toy who became the star of one of Shirley's stories.
Shirley Hughes was born and raised in West Kirby, a quiet seaside town on the Wirral. She was the daughter of local businessman TJ Hughes who founded the renowned Liverpool store. Her wartime childhood was spent drawing, playing and making up stories and games with her two sisters. Encouraged and inspired by visits to Liverpool's magnificent art gallery, Walker Art Gallery, Shirley developed a lifelong interest in 'narrative painting', or pictures that tell stories.
After a year at Liverpool Art School studying costume design, Shirley moved on to the Ruskin School of Drawing & Fine Art in Oxford. It was here she began to always carry a sketchbook with her, drawing figures from her daily life. She soon settled in Notting Hill, London and concentrated on book illustration, initially for other people. Her drawings included those for 'My Naughty Little Sister' by Dorothy Edwards and 'The Bell Family' by Noel Streatfield.
Shirley's distinctive graphic style is achieved using pen and ink, watercolour and gouache. Her sketchbook drawings from are done very quickly, "almost at the speed of seeing", and used as a visual and memory reference for storyboards and finished illustration.
The characters in Shirley's own books, including Alfie, Annie Rose, Lucy and Tom are purely fictional - an imaginary combination of the children she has observed over the years, whether in parks and play areas or in her own family. She builds her stories around the everyday dramas that impact upon a child's world, such as a new pair of Wellington boots or a lost toy. Such experiences may seem minor to adults but are of enormous importance to little ones.
Illustration for Up and Up, Bodley Head 1979 Shirley believes that young children derive great pleasure in stories that put them at the centre of a plot and help them to understand their place in a bigger picture. In particular, she uses her evocative illustrations to help them to explore the details of the tales in their own time, alongside the storylines.
Her more recent projects include a wordless story called 'Up and Up' about a little girl that flies, and several books for older children, with more sophisticated and adventurous pictures based on sketches taken in Britain, France and Italy.
Since Shirley Hughes started writing when she had a young family of her own, nearly fifty of her storybooks have been published. She and her husband have lived in the same house in Notting Hill, London, for nearly fifty years and have three grown-up children and seven grandchildren.
As a child, Shirley remembers the pictures at Walker Art Gallery as a great source of inspiration.
In 1977, 'Dogger' earned her the Kate Greenaway medal and she won the Eleanor Farjeon Award in 1984. In 1999 she was awarded an OBE for services to children's literature and was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 2000. This year she has been granted an Honorary Fellowship by Liverpool John Moores University.
In 2002 Random House Children's Books published Shirley Hughes' autobiography, 'A Life Drawing: Recollections of an Illustrator', which can be purchased at Walker Art Gallery shop.
Illustrations © Shirley Hughes. Not be reproduced without prior permission.
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Long-term cancer survivors struggle to keep regular work hours
Long-term cancer survivors take sick leave more often than their disease-free colleagues, suggesting that they struggle at work despite their ability to work five years after diagnosis. These findings by Steffen Torp, from Vestfold University College in Norway, and colleagues is published online in Springer's Journal of Cancer Survivorship.
Most cancer survivors return to work. The ability to work following cancer treatment is important for maintaining self-respect, identity and living standard. For society, keeping people employed is key both for economic reasons and to prevent social inequality. Research to date shows that most cancer survivors are able to return to work, though a significant proportion report a reduced ability to work.
Torp and team observed the sick leave patterns of cancer survivors for five consecutive years after diagnosis. They were also interested in factors that might predict the amount of sick leave taken during the fifth year, including socio-demographic factors (education, family status, annual income, and occupation) and clinical factors (cancer type and severity).
They analyzed data from Norwegian population-based registries and the Cancer Registry of Norway for 2,008 adults who had been diagnosed with invasive cancer. The control group comprised 3,240 carefully matched 'healthy' individuals.
They found that the amount of sick leave taken among long-term cancer survivors was significantly higher compared to controls for all five years after diagnosis. A total of 75 percent of the long-term cancer survivors took sick leave within the first 12 months after their diagnosis. Over the following four years, 23 percent of men and 31 percent of women recovering from cancer took sick leave, compared to approximately 18 percent of men and 27 percent of women in the control group.
Interestingly, socio-demographic factors were more important predictors of sick leave than the type or severity of the cancer. Being single with children, having low education, working in the health and social care sector, or having taken sick leave the year before diagnosis predicted sick leave taken five years after diagnosis.
The authors conclude: "Employed long-term cancer survivors may struggle with health impairments or reduced work ability five years after diagnosis. A socioeconomic and work environmental perspective seems necessary for occupational rehabilitation and the health and safety of cancer survivors, in order to reduce the rate of sick leave in this group."
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RHS Garden Wisley
The flagship garden of the RHS, Wisley captures the imagination with richly planted borders, luscious rose gardens and the state-of-the-art Glasshouse.
Gifted to the Society in 1903, Wisley has evolved over time into a world-class garden.
In the trials fields, the finest flowers and vegetables are identified from the countless new introductions. Elsewhere in the garden, cultivation techniques are tried and tested, and a series of model gardens answers the needs of a variety of conditions and circumstances.
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About FERC Office of External Affairs
Leonard M. Tao, Director
Leonard M. Tao is the Director of the Office of External Affairs. Previously, Mr. Tao served as the Acting Deputy Director of the Office of External Affairs. Mr. Tao has also served as Senior Legal Advisor in the Office of General Counsel and Legal Advisor to Chairman Joseph T. Kelliher. Before joining FERC in January 2001, Mr. Tao held attorney positions in the Office of Counsel to the President at the White House, and the Office of Hearings and Appeals at the United States Department of Energy. Mr. Tao also served as an Administrative Hearing Officer at the United States Department of Energy. Mr. Tao is a graduate of the College of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of Illinois and the National Law Center at George Washington University.


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Our doors are always open to people from all walks of life, regardless of where they're at on their spiritual journey. It won't take long to discover that Bethany is large enough to meet your needs and small enough to care. And our desire is to make a positive impact on our world one life at a time. So whether you're just beginning to ask questions about God, or a seasoned Christian looking to serve, Bethany Mennonite has a place for you. Welcome to a community that cares.
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State of Green Business
The vegetarian at Niman Ranch and 'the carnivore's dilemma'
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The vegetarian at Niman Ranch and 'the carnivore's dilemma'
Pink slime is making headlines, obesity has become epidemic and mass-produced meat is blamed for contributing to rising greenhouse gas emissions.
What's a lover of burgers to do?
"People should eat less meat, but better meat," says Nicolette Hahn Niman, a woman of many talents whose email signature reads: Rancher Lawyer Author Mother.
That makes a lot of sense to me.
I met Nicolette Hahn Niman last week in Houston at an "Energy Summit" put together by Shell to talk about the interdependence of energy, food and water. Business people, academics, entrepreneurs and environmentalists talked about what needs to be done make the world more sustainable by 2050. [Disclosure: I was paid by Shell to moderate.]
Nicolette had quite a story to share. It begins in 2000 when she was an environmental lawyer and a vegetarian living in Manhattan and working for Robert Kennedy Jr., the president of the Waterkeeper Alliance. He asked her to investigate pollution problems caused by the Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) where most cows, pigs and chickens are raised. Then, as now, most of the water pollution in the U.S. is caused by agriculture. But she resisted at first. "It didn't sound very appealing, to spend all my time working on manure," she recalls.
But as she dug into the problem (not literally), Hahn was revolted by what she found on so-called factory farms. Crowding animals together, feeding them antiobiotics so they don't get sick, storing their waste in giant lagoons, cutting down forests to grow crops to feed them, creating stenches that bother neighbors, making workers sick -- none of it make sense to her. Industrial farms, she thought, bore no resemblance to the farms near where she grew up in western Michigan.
But what was the alternative? She went looking and found a better way -- as well as, unexpectedly, romance.
Today, Nicolette and her hippie-turned-rancher husband, Bill Niman, raise cattle and heritage turkeys at BN Ranch in Bolinas, CA. (Bill Niman is no longer associated with Niman Ranch, a well known network of ranches that sold humanely raised cattle and beef to customers ranging from Alice Waters' Chez Panisse to Chipotle.) They were married in 2003, and they have a three-year-old son.
Nicolette is the author of Righteous Porkchop: Finding a Life and Good Food Beyond Factory Farms, a book about her crusade against factory farms and life with Niman. (You can read the opening chapter here.) And, yes, she remains a vegetarian, although she hastens to tell me that she has no "philosophical opposition" to meat, which is probably good for marital harmony.
"By the time I married Bill, I'd been a vegetarian for almost 20 years," she says, and so she's lost her desire for meat.
Still, Nicolette has a nuanced (albeit self-serving) way of thinking about meat. For health and environmental reasons, she says, Americans eat too much meat. She can't abide the sloganeering -- Beef: It's What's For Dinner -- that comes from industry trade groups. And yet she is equally put off by those who equate eating meet with driving a Hummer. (See her op-ed, The Carnivore's Dilemma, which ran in 2009 in The New York Times.)
"There's been this idea that if you're concerned about climate change, if you're concerned about the environment, you should take meat out of your diet," she says. "That's an oversimplification. There are bad ways to raise beef, and good ways to raise beef."
BN Ranch, she explained to me, lets its cattle feed on grass and uses almost no mechanized machinery. Their manure, instead of being waste, fertilizes the soil. "Animals," she has written, "can increase soil fertility, contribute to pest and weed control, and convert vegetation that's inedible to humans, and growing on marginal, uncultivated land, into food.
The trouble with this approach is that it costs more than industrialized cattle-raising. Factory farms, like most other factories, are created because they are more efficient than artisanal production.
Quoting Michael Pollan, Nicolette says we all may need to pay more for better food. "You can either pay your grocer now or you can pay your doctor later," she says. If more expensive meat means less meat, that may be good for us over time. "The health problems linked to beef are about overconsumption, not consumption per se," she points out.
For those of us who can afford as much meat as we want, paying more for better beef and eating less of it makes sense. But can the grass-fed, earth-friendly approach to raising cattle scale up to satisfy the rising global demand for meat? That seems unlikely. (For an entirely different look at the issue, see my 2011 blog post: How to "green" a hamburger.) Meantime, the best way to curb demand for meat is to insure that its price reflects its full cost–by pricing in externalities like greenhouse gas emissions, air and water pollution, and eliminating the government grain subsidies that make a 99 cent hamburger possible. Meatless Mondays won't hurt, either.
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Live Bangladesh U19 vs West Indies U19 ODI Scoreboard
Match Start Time: 09:00 AM Bangladesh Time | 03:00 GMT – Thursday Feb 11, 2016
Venue: Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium (SBNCS), Dhaka
BAN U19 vs WI U19 ODI Live Scoreboard
Bangladesh U19 Players List
Mehidy Hassan Miraz (captain), Najmul Hossain Shanto (vice-captain), Joyraz Sheik Imon, Pinak Ghosh, Mohammed Saif Hassan, Zakir Hasan (wicket-keeper), Shafiul Hayet , Saeed Sarker, Mehede Hasan, Mohammad Abdul Halim, Shaif Uddin, Saleh Ahmed Shawon Gazi, Ariful Islam Jony, Sanjit Saha
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KU Carty (Captain & Wicket-keeper), JA Clarke, S Crooks, MO Frew, J Goolie, SO Hetmyer, TA Imlach, RD John, AS Joseph, K Kallicharan, O McCoy, KMA Paul, A Persaud, GD Pope, AM Seetal, OF Smith, SK Springer, O Thomas
Bangladesh Under-19 vs West Indies Under-19 2nd ODI Preview
Bangladesh Under-19 vs West Indies Under-19 1st ODI will be played on Jan 11, 2016 in SBNCS Mirpur Stadium. BAN U19 vs WI U19 1st ODI will start at 09:00am local time (0300 GMT).
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Bangladesh U19 team so far played 15 youth ODIs against West Indies U19 winning 10 and lost 5. So, the stats are in favor of Bangladesh Under-19 team.
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Proof of Concept Turns to Global Adoption of Ultriva End to End Pull Solutions
Cupertino, CA -- (SBWire) -- 03/28/2014 --Multi-national management organizations usually turn to improved best-practice technology solutions when one of two circumstances occurs: rapid growth requiring improved throughput capacity or serious quality-control issues. Both these challenges produce lower customer satisfaction if the correct products are not received in a timely, safe, and accurate manner. Ultriva's founder and CEO, Narayan Laksham discussed in the current company blog how many organizations fail to execute a best-practice solution beyond Proof of Concept at a single plant or site.
Laksham explained how Ultriva has been helping customers to set these pull process for the last decade. The underlying methodology used to set up the pull process is "collaborative Kanban." By engaging with the customers (Original Equipment Manufacturers, Distribution centers, retail channels, or end customers) manufacturers can gain better control over their downstream demand. They can quickly sense the changes in demand and adjust their production schedules to minimize redundant Finished Goods (FG) inventory.
Ultriva manufacturing customers have proven that adopting E2E methodologies leads to many benefits:
- Optimized inventories at FG, Work in Progress (WIP) and Raw Materials
- Improved service levels to customers resulting in increased customer retention
- Dramatic reduction in production disruptions (less changes and more part availability)
- Superior supplier performance due to reduction in the "bull whip" effect
To read the entire article, go to: http://web.ultriva.com/ultriva-blog/bid/100495/Proof-of-Concept-to-Enterprise-wide-Adoption-Creates-Affordable-End-to-End-Pull-Solutions.
About Ultriva, Inc.
Ultriva's (http://www.ultriva.com) cloud-based platform leverages and seamlessly integrates with leading ERP and MRP systems, to deliver an end to end pull based replenishment model. Ultriva, based in Cupertino, CA, implemented a global demand driven manufacturing model by providing full visibility, scheduling, and sequencing of production of customer orders. The need for a collaborative transactional portal is essential and E2E allows large multi-national manufacturers to actively collaborate with customers for actual demand and synchronize with suppliers for replenishment. E2E offers a better solution to balancing supply with customer demand through procurement strategies, materials and inventory policies tied to actual demand signals. Many suppliers want to provide sufficient service levels to customers and turn supply replenishment and synchronization into a competitive advantage. The company's global footprint is increasing rapidly with implementations in wide variety of industry sectors and enterprises such as ATK, CareFusion, Emerson, Ingersoll Rand, McKesson, Magellan, Regal Beloit, Thermo Fisher and more. Follow Ultriva on Twitter at @Ultriva.
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BOULDER — Sophomore defensive back Sherrard Harrington is taking a medical redshirt. Out of Washington's Howard D. Woodson High, Harrington suffered hip and knee injuries during his redshirt freshman season in 2011 and he didn't record a statistic last year.
"His hip had bothered him before and it was starting to bother him (again)," first-year coach Mike MacIntyre said after Tuesday's practice. "We all know how hips are. It's been nagging him a lot. He hasn't been able to go full speed all the time."


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Police are searching for a woman who tested positive for drugs before abandoning her newborn baby at DCH earlier this week.
The woman and the baby boy tested positive for cocaine and opiates, said Tuscaloosa Police Sgt. Michael Chaisson, commander of Tuscaloosa Police Department's juvenile division.
The boy is being cared for in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
The woman called 911 from a hotel room in the 3500 block of McFarland Boulevard at 3 a.m. Tuesday, Chaisson said.
It appeared that she had tried to deliver the baby there, he said. She told paramedics that she was from Georgia and in Tuscaloosa on business.
The woman used an alias when she signed in at DCH, Chaisson said. She said that she was 22-years-old and used a non-existent Social Security number.
She delivered the child and walked out of DCH at 10:54 a.m.. A surveillance photo released Thursday shows a young woman wearing hospital gown and carrying a bag of her clothing.
Another photo released shows her at the front desk of a hotel, wearing a strapless dress that reveals a large tattoo in the center of her chest.
Chaisson said that she left with two men. He doesn't believe that she lives in Tuscaloosa.
Investigators intend to charge the woman with chemical endangerment of a child.
"We're concerned about her welfare as well," Chaisson said. "We want to talk to her and make sure that she's OK."
The state's Safe Haven law that allows parents to leave unharmed babies with hospital employees within three days of birth doesn't apply in this case because the woman never had possession of the child, Chaisson said.
The Alabama Department of Human Resources has been notified of the situation and will assume custody of the boy when he is released from the NICU.
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Does anyone else long for the days when rock n' rollers at least gave the appearance of being anti-establishment? Rickey Medlocke on Sean Hannity talking about health care? Ronnie Van Zant may be rolling in his grave. I kept hoping that Rickey would jump up and sing Needle and the Spoon and bitch slap Hannity for the lying shill that he is but it didn't happen.
Having seen Mr. Medlocke play live with his band Blackfoot in a small club several years ago and Lynyrd Skynard a few times in their early days, I was disappointed. Hannity wants to try and show that he is 'cool' and have these guys on his show but this can't cover up for his warmongering and hateful propaganda ways for which he is well paid.
As if this wasn't bad enough, I turned off the TV and flipped on the radio just in time for the local ABC news affiliate to give airtime to Abe Foxman spouting something about the domestic extremism threat we are facing.
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Lincoln firefighters will show their support for the fight against breast cancer by wearing pink shirts on duty October 4 through 6, 17, and 25 through 27. The "Cares Enough to Wear Pink" campaign was started by firefighters to show support for women in their communities affected by the disease. The local campaign is sponsored by the Lincoln Professional Fire Fighters Association Local 644.
"Almost everyone has had a friend or loved one affected by breast cancer," said Lincoln Fire and Rescue Chief Niles Ford. "We want to encourage everyone to learn more about the disease during October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We also want to encourage participation in the 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk Sunday, October 17 at Holmes Lake."
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James is picking up trash as part of his community service. Alan pulls up and announces he is there to rescue him. He's hired someone to finish his sentence for him. After putting in the ringer and buying off the witnesses, they leave. Alan explains that the Spaulding men always bail each other out and announces that he is taking him out to play basketball.
It's Terminal.
Phillip gets bad news, Beth worries about James and Rick goes to see his father.
Beth is at the mansion looking for her son. Alex is drinking and laughing. She tells her that Alan just left to buy James out of his situation. Beth sits down to join her in a drink, complaining about how well her son was doing before Phillip came back, while things seem better than ever for Lizzie. She can only hope that this doesn't lead to the same pattern that Alan has had with his son.
Ed is surprised to see Phillip in his office. They sit down and talk about Rick and the barbecue, but Ed is sure that he isn't there to talk about this. Phillip admits that something is wrong with him and it could be serious. He explains that he developed different symptoms when he was living in seclusion. A doctor told him he may have been infected while living in the woods. Ed gets some more details and takes blood. He shows him pictures of Danny and Michelle and their kids. They catch up some more and then Ed tells Phillip to get some air while he waits for the test results.
Phillip wanders outside and suddenly bumps into Rick. "What in the world are you doing here?" the doctor asks him. He claims that he's only there to convince Ed to come to the barbecue. Rick says they'll have to go in together and talk him into it. They go in and start nagging Ed to come. Phillip walks out to take a call from Beth. She tells him what Alan did and worries that history is repeating itself. He's quiet. When he looks back inside, he watches Ed and Rick reminiscing.
Rick and Phillip walk the grounds and talk about the barbecue. The topic turns to when Rick married Beth. Phillip doesn't want to talk about it, but Rick continues and tells him that he needs to learn to forgive everyone else like they've forgiven him. They argue and Rick wonders why he's really there. Phillip walks away.
When Phillip wanders onto a basketball court, Rick follows and begins mocking him to the two young men there. Rick and Phillip taunt each other into a game. As the four of them play, the old friends continue to mock each other and bicker. Phillip has trouble breathing and has to take a break. Rick soon follows him. They're kicking themselves for taking on people half their age. Rick says it feels like a hundred years since he thought anything was possible. Phillip tells him that their friendship hasn't changed. When the boys call them 'geriatric' they decide to teach them a lesson. They go back, beat them and laugh. A call comes in for Phillip from Ed.
Beth tracks down Alan and James in Company. She confronts Alan and James wanders off. Beth accuses Alan of trying to anger Phillip and keep control of the family. James watches from the bar and tries to sneak a beer. Buzz catches him and hands him a root beer. James is tired of all the rules. Buzz warns him that it only gets worse. Beth and Alan continue to argue. She's afraid her son will never learn there are consequences to his actions. He thinks she's having a hard time with the fact that Phillip hasn't made her the center of his world since he got back. When he mocks her relationship with Coop, she threatens him and storms off. Alan walks over to the bar to collect his grandson.
Lillian finds her daughter sitting on the bench. Beth tells her that Lizzie is finally happy because she found a way to separate herself from the family. Now James is stuck in the middle and she doesn't know what to do. Lillian tells her daughter that she can learn to be independent too. She guesses that her daughter is upset about more than James though. Beth admits that there is still something between her and Phillip. Lillian already knew that. "I'm not very lucky in love," Beth sobs. Her mother tells her that they have plenty of time to let things happen.
When Phillip returns to Ed's office, Ed tells him the results are not good. "What you have is untreatable and, I'm sorry, it's terminal," he says. Phillip leaps up and walks out.
James and Alan return to the mansion to play chess. Alan tells him how much his father loves him and that their relationship will get easier in time. James wishes they were more normal. Alan tells him they aren't normal – they battle, that's part of their heritage. It's what brings them together and makes them stronger.
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Can You Copyright Movie Times?
from the and-if-you-could,-why-would-you? deptOne of our readers, Jay Anderson, writes in to let us know that he was working on a useful little app to let people put in their zip code, find local movies, and click through to buy tickets. In doing so, he found an undocumented API on a major site that provided all the relevant info, and linked back to MovieShowtimes.com, a site owned by West World Media. Anderson contacted the site to find out if it had some sort of affiliate program since it was reasonable to assume the site would be happy to gain some free traffic. No such luck. Instead, he got back a threatening letter, warning him that he was opening himself up to copyright infringement damages that could be upwards of $600,000 per month.
You need to know it is unlawful and a violation of our copyright and intellectual property rights for you to build a system that obtains our content from any source other than to obtain an expressed license from West World Media for legal usage of our content. Each violation of our Intellectual property rights allows us to collect damages of up to $150,000 per infringement. This would equate in liquid damages of over $600,000 per month if you violate our rights.Anderson responded, asking the company how factual information (such as movie times) could be covered by copyright, and the company responded:
"It is not our responsibility or duty to explain complex US Intellectual Property rights law, we however enjoy many protections from them. I suggest you hire an IP attorney to explain it to you. From your response, it seems to me you have no intentions of moving forward in a legal manner. We closely monitor any and all usage of our content and if we discover your unlawful usage of it, we will exercise our rights to their fullest extent of the law."Now, obviously, the company makes its money by licensing its database of showtimes to certain websites, but that information is factual, and it's difficult to see how the company could hold a copyright on it (at least in the US, where there's no real "database right" -- elsewhere... perhaps a different story). There's also no creative element in merely listing showtimes, and it's hard to see how they would possibly be covered by copyright. If the problem is that the company is upset that its business model can't handle other people sending it traffic, that's a business model problem, not a copyright problem. Time to redesign the business model to take a cut of sales, rather than to rely on artificial copyrights. Unfortunately, though, it doesn't stop a company from making such threats...
Separately, this reminds me of the fact that, just a few months ago, we were talking about how the movie times in newspapers were apparently paid advertisements by the theaters themselves. So, this seems like an odd switch as well: newspapers get paid for movie listings, but websites have to pay for them? How does that work?
Filed Under: api, copyright, movie times, services
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2003 Integrated Energy Policy Report
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2003 Integrated Energy Policy Report - Docket #02-IEP-01
Publication Number: 100-03-019F
Adopted by Energy Commission: November 12, 2003
At a Special Business Meeting on November 12, 2003, the Energy Commission adopted the 2003 Integrated Energy Policy Report. The Executive Summary is available below.
2003 Energy Policy Report
Adopted November 12, 2003. On line December 17, 2003.
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Remembering Navy WAVES During Women's History Month
By Donna Cipolloni, Naval Air Station Patuxent River
NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER, Md., March 3, 2017 - Following the last of the female yeomen leaving active duty at the end of World War I, only a small number of Navy nurses represented their gender in naval service. But World War II would change all of that. In the early 1940s, the Navy prepared to accept not only a large number of enlisted women, but also the first female commissioned officers who would supervise them.
On July 30, 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Navy Women's Reserve Act into law, creating what was commonly known as the WAVES — Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service — a division of the U.S. Navy created during World War II to free up male personnel for sea duty. Little did anyone know that the resulting influx of women in the U.S. Navy would last far beyond the World War II "emergency" for which they had been recruited.
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In August 1942, Mildred McAfee, president of Wellesley College, was sworn in as a Naval Reserve lieutenant commander and became the first female officer in U.S. Navy history, as well as the first director of the WAVES.
One of those WAVES was Alice Virginia Benzie, originally from Brookville, New York, who served at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, then known as the U.S. Naval Air Test Center. She entered the service on Nov. 4, 1943, at age 21 and was honorably discharged having achieved the rank of chief yeoman.
In 2014, a personal photo album of Benzie's from her time at Pax River surfaced on eBay and was purchased by Mike Smolek, NAS Patuxent River's cultural resources manager. The album was full of old photos showing her with other WAVES and some of the many sailors who once served here in the installation's earliest years, when the nation was embroiled in World War II.
Alice Virginia Benzie Dowden died in Williamsburg, Virginia, on Oct. 27, 2009. She had been a longtime employee of Long Island University, retiring as executive assistant to the president. She was married for over 61 years to John B. Dowden and had one son.
The photographs she collected while at Pax River help tell the tale of the many women who answered their nation's call and paved the way for today's modern woman sailor.


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I have worked days on this and I can't figure it out. I just want to comprehend why it isn't working. If anyone have any tips please let me know. Just simply supposed to be a grid, the only problem i have is with the runoff.
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Program 2 code.txt
I have worked days on this and I can't figure it out. I just want to comprehend why it isn't working. If anyone have any tips please let me know. Just simply supposed to be a grid, the only problem i have is with the runoff.
Please post the code and explain what is not working.why it isn't working
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Post the full text of any error messages you get
The program compiles fine, I have gotten this far. It's just the fact that the lines on my grid run past where they should.package program2; import javax.swing.JFrame; import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.JOptionPane; public class Program2 extends JFrame { private static final int FRAME_SIZE = 500; private static final int MAX_NUM = 40; private static final int MIN_NUM = 10; private static int lineNumber; public static void main(String[] args) { Program2 guiWindow = new Program2 (); //Set Frame Size guiWindow.setSize(FRAME_SIZE, FRAME_SIZE); guiWindow.setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE); String valueString; //Create input error trap to ask for Number of lines in the Grid do{ valueString = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the Number of Lines in the Grid (10-40)"); guiWindow.lineNumber = Integer.parseInt(valueString); } while(lineNumber < MIN_NUM || lineNumber > MAX_NUM); //Sets window to Visible guiWindow.setVisible(true); } @Override public void paint(Graphics g) { super.paint(g); Graphics canvas = getContentPane().getGraphics(); //Gather width,height information int width = this.getContentPane().getWidth(); int height = this.getContentPane().getHeight(); //Declare my Variables double leftGrid = width * .1; int leftOfGrid = (int)leftGrid; double rightGrid = width * .9; int rightOfGrid = (int) rightGrid; double topGrid = height * .1; int topOfGrid = (int)topGrid; double bottomGrid = height * .9; int bottomOfGrid = (int) bottomGrid; int numberOfGaps = lineNumber - 1; double sVertical = (height * .8) / numberOfGaps; int spaceVertical = (int) sVertical; double sHorizontal = (width * .8) / numberOfGaps; int spaceHorizontal = (int) sHorizontal; //Draw the Horizontal Lines int topY = topOfGrid; for(int count = 1; count <= lineNumber; count++){ canvas.drawLine(leftOfGrid, topY, rightOfGrid, topY); topY = topY + spaceVertical; } //Draw the Vertical Lines int leftX = leftOfGrid; for(int count = 1; count <= lineNumber; count++){ canvas.drawLine(leftX, bottomOfGrid, leftX, topOfGrid); leftX = leftX + spaceHorizontal; } } }
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Draw them shorter.the lines on my grid run past where they should.
It has to be .1(10%) from each border. And the grid must scale when the window is enlarged. So I cant really just draw them shorter without messing one of these scenarios up.
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done, sorry
It looks like you have a simple arithmetic problem.
Take a piece of grid paper and draw the grid and see how the number of grids should be used to compute the x,y values for the corners.
How do you determine the x,y values for the corners?
Dunno guess I just don't see it. Been looking at this program way to much over past 48 hours. I just don't understand why its fine on the left and not the right.
If i put 10 into the pane, it is fine. Is it a rounding error because i parsed those doubles as ints? It seems the lines get more out of whack the higher the amount of lines the user specifies.
Try computing the x,y values for the four corners of the gird.
Consider that their positions must be an exact multiple of the number of squares times the size of each square.
For example if there are 8 sqrs and each is 10 pixels wide then the length of the lines will be 80


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So, I am working on a swatch album for my rather big make up collection. I have a lot of Japanese and unusal products, and I wanted to share swatches with people, since I know I love looking at peoples collections and checking out colours before I buy (and thats not always possible if you are buying over the net.)
I hugely underestimated how much time it would take! My studio lights are lost under a pile of rubbish, so I have had to rely on daylight. I had about 5 hours and it took me this long just to photograph, swatch and upload pictures of my lipsticks (don't even want to think about my eye products, which make up 80% of my collection…*shudder*).
Anyway, I have edited and uploaded my lip products (I do have more, but lets take this one step at a time!).
As I'm not a big lip girl, there are a more Nars, Chanel and MAC products, but hopefully this is useful anyway.
Here's a LINK– I need to figure out a better way of organising them so it is easier to find the lipstick you want – its not perfect, but its the best I can do right now with my schedule 🙂
I was inspired by Raquel13's page and her swatches.
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It is still on, I just have been incredibly busy. Also, I had a lash perm 4 weeks ago which meant I could wear any old mascara, and they still looked fab. Now that the perm is starting to fade (already), I can get back to tackling my very very stubborn lashes.
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I have also realised just how huge my collection is! Sometimes its hard when to know when to stop, what with these damn new collections. Fafi was released in the UK this week, and luckily, since I get to ogle at what the American ladies have bought from the collection, by the time it gets the the UK I have lost interest.
I went to see the collection and I bought….nada.
WOOT! I am normally a giant sucker, and I managed to skip the collection. I know its not much, but maybe I am one step closer to curing my make up addition…or controlling it at least!
Here is my current storage situation:
I have three separate drawers. No. 1 is a deep one, which is good for big palettes and foundations, and also my 80 pigments.
Drawer 2, from Ikea is a nifty storage space. I use it with drawer dividers from Lakeland Limited, I keep all my eye products in here.
Drawer 3, is a cheap nasty hunk of junk, which wobbles, from Wilko's (UK Bargain store). I hate putting my make up in it, but I have no choice at the moment. This is for all my new stuff.
I have a case next to drawer 4 is for all my new, unopened stuff.
I also have a few organisers from Muji for mascaras, eye pencils, lipsticks and eyeliners.
I am trying to scale my make up down now, from three to two drawers. 3 drawers is unreasonable, no?!
Can someone please tell me they have 6 drawers of make up and my collection is nothing in comparison?!?!….


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