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GHC/On Intel Macs
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This page is meant to document the current state of GHC on Apple Mac OS X on Intel x86 hardware.
DarwinPorts still has GHC as not supported on x86.
This GHC CVS build seems to work quite well: http://www.uni-graz.at/imawww/haskell/ghc-6.5.20060409-i386-apple-darwin.tar.bz2 Some issues:
- You need to manually install GMP.framework in /Library/Frameworks, and libreadline.dylib (and the libreadline*.dylib symlinks, I guess) in /usr/local/lib (assuming prefix=/usr/local).
- When using runghc to build some cabal packages (e.g. xhtml), the setup program dies silently after building the archive, but before writing the .installed-pkg-config file. If the setup program is compiled with ghc, this does not happen.
- When using "./configure --prefix=/usr/local; make install", GHC gets installed in /usr/local/lib/-6.5/.


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Here we continue the previous post on Summer 2010 events in Reverse chronological order.
Happy birthday Srac
In the first week of August we celebrated Endre Szemeredi's birthday. This was a very impressive conference. Panni, Endre's wife, assisted by her four daughters, organized a remarkable exhibition by mathematicians who are also artists. Panni also organized tours and activities for accompanying people which my wife told me were great. A few mathematicians chose to attend the tours rather than the lectures. In Hungary, Endre has a nickname "Srac" which means "kid", and, to my amazement, people (including young people) really call him Srac.
Szemeredi Kati and Zsuzsa
After-dinner speech. The distinction between surprising and amazing, and the question of do we age when it comes to our emotions and inner soul experiences
Being asked to give the after-dinner speech for Endre in the festive boat dinner ranks second in my life among cases where I was chosen for a job for which so many others were much, much more deserving and qualified. (As so many people at the conference were much closer collaborators and friends of Endre than I was.) The most extreme case happened 15-20 years ago when I dreamed that I was appointed to be in charge of the prestigious Israeli Air Force. (I apologize, on behalf of my subconscious, for this dream.) I never served in the air force, and the closest I get to planes is as a passenger on commercial flights, but I was nevertheless chosen for the job. This started as a pleasant and highly flattering dream but turned into a nightmare since I really did not know how to handle the Israeli Air Force. Of course, the precise details of the dream are still classified.
Fortunately, because Endre is so wonderful, this time it was an easier task.
In the speech, I made a distinction between being amazing and being surprising (Szemeredi's work is both amazing and surprising), I mentioned the beauty of Endre's mathematics as well as his beautiful family, friendship, and deep blue eyes, and I made a suggestion that when it comes to our emotions and inner soul experiences, aging is just an illusion. (My wife who is a psychologist did not agree with me on the last item.)
Panni, Endre and me
March 2012: Endre was named yesterday the Abel prize Laureate 2012. http://www.abelprize.no/ Congratulations, Srac! (See also this post on Gowers's blog.)
Discrete sampling, continuous sampling and friendship
Joseph Beck gave a remarkable blackboard lecture about striking differences between continuous sampling and discrete sampling. (You can read about it in the conference proceeding entitled "Irregular mind".) In the context of Joseph's talk I thought about mathematical friendship. We develop in the mathematical community a genuine and strong friendships. Yet, it is a kind of friendship which is based on discrete and sometimes sparse "sampling". Of course, a more continuous form of "sampling" is not possible and often not welcome. Yet, sometimes we miss important events in the lives of some close friends, be it moments of joy or some serious bumps in the road.
Five generations in Seattle
A few days before Budapest, I was in Seattle at a meeting celebrating 100 years of Victor Klee and Branko Grunbaum mathematics. The highlight, of course, was Paco Santos' disproof of the Hirsch Conjecture, and there were many other very interesting talks. Quite a few people that I met later in Budapest and Hyderabad were already in Seattle. My mother used to say that genes often skip a generation, especially when we witness children who do not have the same characteristics as their parents. Indeed, this saying does wonders to enhance the descriptive power of genetic thinking. In my lecture I mentioned Branko's bold nature regarding conjectures, which I inherited after it skipped one academic generation. Joe O'Rourke mentioned a particularly bold conjecture of Branko and expressed some disbelief. "Prove me wrong!" shouted Branko with the enthusiasm of a sixteen-year-old boy.
Branko was the advisor of Micha A Perles (and also of Joram Lindenstrauss, Moshe Rosenfeld, Joseph Zaks and many others). Micha was my advisor (and also of Meir Katchalski, Michael Kallay, Nati Linial Noga Alon and many others). Isabella Novik was my student and here we are with four student of Isabella: Michael Goff, Kurt Luoto, Andy Frohmaderand, and Steven Klee. (From left to right.)
Micrososft Research at Redmond, and the Szemeredi conference schedule
Before the Seattle meeting I spent sometime at MSR Redmond. Jeff Kahn, my long-time friend and collaborator, was there and he asked me if I noticed something special about the Szemeredi conference schedule which was to take place two weeks later. Back in Jerusalem I realized quite quickly that the conference was scheduled masterfully with a lot of attention to delicate matters! The talks by Kahn and me were back-to-back, which was very thoughtful given our long-time partnership. Who can better present the next generation of combinatorialists than Noga Alon, who was scheduled to give the opening lecture? And the conference ended emphasizing the computer science horizons with a lecture by Avi Wigderson. Beck's and Bollobas's lectures both had a touch of physics, and they were also one after the other. Putting Terry Tao's lecture on the last day was a sure way to guarantee that people would stay for the whole conference, and the lectures on combinatorial geometry were evenly spaced among the different days. The more I looked at the schedule the more impressed I was. And indeed when Jeff asked me if I also noticed something unusual about the schedule, my response was "You bet!". Before I had the chance to mention my own deep observations about the schedule, Jeff asked me if I had also noticed that the speakers were ordered alphabetically
How Dan Spielman became a scientist rather than pursuing a career as a lock breaker
Just before visiting Seattle I was at Yale and met one day Dan Spielman and Adam Marcus. (Dan did not know at that time that I was going to present his work at Hyderabad and, of course, said nothing about the prize.) Dan told us an anecdote from his undergraduate days at Yale. Aside from his academic interests he was a fairly capable lock breaker. Once, while breaking into Yale's math library on a weekend, Dan was interrupted by Igor Frenkel (then a young faculty member) who asked him to explain what he was doing. Breaking into locked Yale property could be regarded as a serious disciplinary violation, so Dan explained that he was so curious about a certain math problem that he had to break into the library. Well, said Igor, if you want, we can simply give you a key.


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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
(I'm also proud to say that I have put more effort into today's post than Randall put into today's "comic")
25 comments:
- AnonymousJune 4, 2008 at 7:51 AM
I must say, it is amazing how you just recently put a post about the lack of Mr. Hat and how his recent adventure sucks ass...and here he is again sucking more ass than ever before.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 4, 2008 at 9:09 AM
Y'know, I'm surprised your blog doesn't have more support & comments than it does. Maybe nobody says anything because they agree?ReplyDelete
Anyway, thanks for admitting the times when xkcd is still funny to you, thus quashing any accusations that you're never satisfied & just abysmally bitter for some reason.
Also, yes, today's comic was...
...you said it well enough.
- AnonymousJune 4, 2008 at 3:08 PM
Talk about phoning it in. I'm glad to find that I'm not the only person who thinks XKCD has bad days.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the encouragement guys. It's very nice to know that there are other people out there reading this blog...ReplyDelete
It would be great if more people starting reading this site. Tell anyone you want about it. If you are on Digg you can digg it there:
Anyway today's comic sucks so hard. It feels more like the first panel of a longer strip; it might make sense more like that. Honestly I don't mind the new Mr. Hat storyline so much, but man this sucks. Maybe Randall is really sick or something and doesn't want to take a break.
Actually, I thought this was hilarious, mostly because I knew about this blog, and your fervent hope for more of the old Mr. Hat... only to be foiled by the new Mr.-Hat-in-existential-crisis. It's almost as though he's making fun of you.ReplyDelete
Pretty clearly some form of "taking-a-break" comic though.
When I read the alt-text, about how this emo shit is supposed to be for people without hats, I was thinking, "no! this emo shit is supposed to be for other webcomics!"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2008 at 9:57 PM
Didn't this used to be titled "Steaming pile of horse shit" or something?ReplyDelete
Amanda, I think you are looking for Comic 455: A steaming pile of horse shit mixed with fresh bull piss, which is about a different wordless Mr. Hat comic but I also put this one on there. An easy mistake to make.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2008 at 10:08 PM
Ah. Thank you! =)ReplyDelete
It seems to me that the worst that should be said about this comic is that it isn't funny.ReplyDelete
I'm not understanding the anger.
I sincerely doubt the cartoonist was drawing this and thinking, "Yeah, this is awesome... people are going to be falling out of their chair laughing after they see this single frame picture of a stick figure looking depressed!"
Getting angry seems so... well... it seems a few hundred times more pointless then the comic you're getting angry about.
I mean, I can understand getting upset with a comic that promises to be funny and then fails to deliver.
I'm not convinced XKCD was ever meant to be 100% funny. Look at comic # 7... does it make you angry too? How about 1,2,3,4,8,9,11,14,15,16,17,19, 0r 20? None of them were written with the intention of making you laugh. Well, maybe 19... but that's a stretch.
I just went through the first 20 comics. That list would be HUGE if I went through all 500+ comics.
Sure, many of them are written with the intention of making you laugh out loud. If they fail, I commend you for pointing it out. Still - you need to understand that many of them are not.
Condemning a comic for failing to do something it doesn't really claim to do...
That's my little rant =D
For all it's worth, I agree that xkcd is losing a bit of what made it ridiculously enjoyable to read. To criticise the humour, however, is a moot point.
Man, you should have seen what would have happened if I wrote a real rant about this comic. I figured it was short and simple enough to deserve a short and simple response.ReplyDelete
Now the first 50 or so comics -certainly the first 20, as you listed- were indeed not meant to be funny. The comic got started when he uploaded his high school and college notebook sketches and then started some new stuff added on to that. I don't usually mention those early ones and I usually leave them off my Repeat Offender lists. Basically I give them a lot more leeway because yeah, they were not made to amuse anyone but Randy.
Anyway, while every once in a very long while I think it's ok to do something not meant to be funny, xkcd does it far too often, and, I think, does it because he can't think of funny things so he has to broaden his topic. The problem is that he still claims to be a comic and still gets accepted by most fans as hilarious, no matter what.
As to the general idea behind the blog of critiquing humor...well, it is what it is and I can't defend it too well. If you like it, you like it, and if not, you don't. Whatever, I understand that.
- AnonymousApril 11, 2009 at 10:09 PM
Y'know... the alt text made up for this one.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 25, 2009 at 4:30 PM
Yeah, the alt text was hilarious. This was one of my favorite comics...ReplyDelete
HA HA EMO KIDS ARE DUMBReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 29, 2009 at 8:59 PM
This comic is dedicated towards people like you who haphazardly argue about stupid unimportant little things that no one else cares about.ReplyDelete
Nobody except you, Anonymous. Thanks for going out of your way to point out how you don't care at all!ReplyDelete
Carl hardly ever gets credit for good posts. Guests seem to get all the credit for their tidbits.ReplyDelete
I found this really funny. Excellent choice of (first three) words (and I mean it).
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2010 at 3:08 AM
Oh, come ON. Didn't you read the story that came before it?ReplyDelete
Don't you even read the title-text?
Really, I don't have anything better to do than to read xkcd. Forgive me for liking it, but you suck.
P.S. For those of you who read it to learn proper English, I have found a few mistakes in the 10 minutes I have been here. I may be petty, but at least I'm not stupid.
the primary purpose of this blog is and has always been to teach english to those not native to it. For you to suggest otherwise is offensive to me. We do not make mitsakes, and if you think we do you are wrong.ReplyDelete
I read the story before it (or did you think I had somehow managed to read every xkcd skipping by pure luck the three previous Journal entires?) and I can say that this adds nothing to them. It is lazy and shitty, the end.
- AnonymousMarch 22, 2010 at 3:22 PM
It is far easier to critisize then to create.....ReplyDelete
and, apparently, far easier to criticize than spell the word.ReplyDelete
Rob: Flawless VictoryReplyDelete
You know, I look back at these old comments and can't help but think that hte majority of the commenters were incredibly stupid.
I was still right about Yggdrasil, though, even though I was too rageish about it >__>.
Wow, "Flawless" indeed.ReplyDelete
Nice job on the double standards, Carl and Rob.ReplyDelete
3:08 insults you (not the greatest tactic, I'll admit), Carl responds sarcastically that this site isn't designed to point out flaws in English.
And here comes Rob in response to "it is far easier to criticize than to create", making fun of the poster's spelling.
Fine then.
It is far easier to criticize than to create.
Now, would you like to make a serious reply to that? One that is not designed only to show your supposed mental superiority over everyone else?
wait, I'm confused. am I supposed to pretend I'm not smarter than you when I respond? that's kind of counter-intuitive! I am smarter than you. I can't help but demonstrate my superiority.ReplyDelete


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Everton Vs Arsenal: Match Report – Carzorla & Giroud Makes The Difference In Hard Fought Draw.
Everton threw away two valuable points at Goodison Park as Olivier Giroud scored a last-minute header to hand Arsenal a dramatic 2-2 draw on Merseyside.
Roberto Martinez's side looked to be coasting to an easy 2-0 win thanks to goals from Seamus Coleman and Steven Naismith, but their defence crumbled in the dying minutes to gift the Gunners a point.
First, Aaron Ramsey bundled home a Santi Cazorla cross and then, with 30 seconds to go, Giroud headed past Tim Howard thanks to some sloppy marking from Sylvain Distin.
It was a cruel blow to Everton, who really should have secured an early blow over their rivals in the hunt for Champions League qualification.
The Toffees were far more clinical and efficient in front of goal right up to the point where Ramsey found the back of the net in the 83rd minute. In fact, Arsene Wenger's men looked blunt and impotent in the final third for the most part of the match.
Alexis Sanchez started as a lone frontman, but, despite his trickery and pace, he never troubled Phil Jagielka and Distin – who have a combined age of 68 – and he was hooked off at half-time.
His replacement – Giroud fared just as poorly straight after his introduction, wasting a couple of good chances.
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Arsenal had the better of the opening 15 minutes, but it quickly became apparent they were lacking a clinical edge.
Ramsey tried to carve open the home defence with a series of cutting passes, and there were plenty of fancy touches from Sanchez, who harassed the home defence with his pace.
But Howard remained untested in the Everton goal.
The only chance Arsenal mustered in the first half came when Coleman cleared straight to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Luckily for the hosts, the England winger side-footed wide.
It took just a couple of minutes for Coleman to get back into Martinez's good books.
The Republic of Ireland full-back climbed high at the back post to nod Gareth Barry's delicate chip past Wojciech Szczesny and give Everton the lead.
Romelu Lukaku played a part in the goal, selflessly ducking to give Coleman a clear header, and Mesut Ozil gave Everton a helping hand with some sloppy marking.
Arsenal were rattled, and they almost went 2-0 down moments later. Naismith looped a header over Calum Chambers and straight into the path of Kevin Mirallas, but his shot trickled inches wide.
Chambers then carelessly clattered into Mirallas, giving Everton a free-kick on the edge of the box.
Mirallas bent the resulting free-kick up and over the wall, and the Everton fans rose to their feet thinking the Belgian had scored, but the ball had instead rippled the side-netting.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger vented his anger at referee Kevin Friend for booking Per Mertesacker after a foul on Naismith.
And the Frenchman's mood darkened just before the break when Everton doubled their lead.
Lukaku shrugged off Mertesacker inside the Everton half and hurdled the sliding challenge of Chambers before sprinting at the Arsenal defence on the break. The Belgian cleverly cut inside from the right flank and flicked the ball through to Naismith, who beat Szczesny from close range.
It was a beautiful goal, but one that should have been ruled our for offside, replays showed.
Wenger had seen enough of Sanchez and replaced him with Giroud at half-time.
Arsenal's misery continued, though.
Giroud managed to blast a volley over from close range just 58 seconds after his introduction.
Jack Wilshere was lucky to escape with a yellow card for a late sliding challenge on Barry. Mathieu Debuchy followed him into the book with a petty challenge on Naismith.
Arsenal dominated possession, but they still did not look like scoring.
Howard made his first save of the match in the 68th minute from Giroud, who rolled a weak shot into the American's hands from 12 yards.
Wenger looked to inject some life into his side by replacing Wilshere and Oxlade-Chamberlain with Cazorla and Joel Campbell.
Arsenal finally found the net with seven minutes to go.
Cazorla flashed a low ball across the box in front of six Everton players, and Ramsey prodded home.
A cagey atmosphere descended upon Goodison Park, and the home fans breathed a huge sigh of relief as Giroud wasted a good chance to level with a free header.
The Frenchman had the last laugh, though, stunning the home crowd into silence with a last-minute header from Nacho Monreal's cross.


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If a 'coordinated project' has the potential to cause environmental, social or economic impacts, the project proponent must prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS).
The draft terms of reference (TOR) for the EIS are prepared by the Coordinator-General.
They set out the general and specific matters the project proponent must address when preparing the EIS.
Each project's draft TOR are prepared based on Generic draft TOR for resource projects ( 269 KB) or Generic draft TOR for non-resource projects ( 267 KB). Where necessary, the draft TOR are modified to ensure the proponent addresses the project's environmental impacts.
State government advisory agencies are invited to comment on whether the draft TOR adequately cover all the matters the project proponent must address when preparing the EIS.
In some instances, the Coordinator-General may also seek comments from the public.
Public notices
Public notices inviting comments on the draft TOR are published in local, regional and state newspapers - national papers, too, if the project is a 'controlled action'.
Consultation period
Although the length of the consultation period is not legislatively prescribed, it typically runs for at least 20 business days, following the publication of the public notices.
The Coordinator-General is authorised to collect personal information under section 29 and Schedule 2 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 (SDPWO Act).
The department will provide the project proponent with a copy of your comments. Your personal information may also be disclosed to government agencies that are involved in the proposed project, and is also subject to disclosure under the Right to Information Act 2009.
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During the consultation period, the Coordinator-General may arrange meetings between the project proponent and advisory agencies to:
- explain the EIS process, including the agencies' roles
- enable the proponent to outline the key elements of the project, its potential impacts and possible mitigation strategies
- solicit feedback from agencies on matters of interest or concern that should be addressed in the EIS.
Finalising the TOR
The Coordinator-General is required to finalise the TOR as soon as practicable after the consultation closes or, if the draft TOR were not publicly notified, as soon as practicable after advising the project proponent that an EIS is required.
There are fees associated with the finalisation of the TOR.
Revising the TOR
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- there are significant changes to the project concept or design
- significant new issues emerge during the preparation of the EIS.
Depending on the nature and extent of these changes, another round of comment by the advisory agencies may be required on the amendments required to the TOR.
Guideline for preparing EIS
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Description for Dahlia (Red)
The origin of Dahlia is in Mexico. It came in India around the year of 1860. At first, farming of Dahlia was rare, due to the problem of keeping the plant alive for next year. From the middle of twentieth century, farming of Dahlia advanced rapidly. As that time people discovered, by doing late cutting, it is possible to keep the plant alive throughout the year.
Now they are one of the major attraction in our annual garden, though they belong to a separate group (Bulb). There are many varieties available now, consists of the major groups, namely; pompon dahlia small and medium cactus dahlia small and medium decorative dahlia and large decorative dahlia. Dahlia flower comes in different colour and shapes. The size of the flowers varies from 2 inches to 10 inches in diameter. The petals also vary from single to honeycomb type.
Their sunlight requirement is very high. So plant it, where you can get sunlight throughout the day, or at least six hours in a day.
With a multitude of different colours, shapes and sizes, Dahlias bring life and beauty to your landscape in late summer and into the fall months. The diversity of the Dahlia allow you to use them in many different aspects of your landscape design, from low growing border plants to stately background plantings that may reach six feet in height!
Dahlias make excellent cut flowers, which will typically last about a week in the house.
Planting and care
When & Where to Plant : For best results, dahlias should be planted from mid April through May for most areas. Ground temperature approx. 60 degrees. (exceptions will be hot climates). In general about the same time you would plant your vegetable garden. Dahlias need a sunny location to thrive. An area that receives at least 8 hours of direct sunlight is best. Less sun equals taller plants and less blooms. Exception for hot climates, they will need morning sunlight, afternoon shade.
PH level of your soil should be 6.5-7.0, slightly acidic. Lay the tuber horizontally 4-6 inch deep, about 18 to 24inch apart, and then cover with soil. DO NOT WATER TUBERS AFTER PLANTING!! Please wait to water until after the sprouts have appeared above the ground. The exception will be in hot climates, where they should be watered very lightly.
Caring for Dahlia
- There s no need to water the soil until the dahlia plants appear; in fact, over-watering can cause tubers to rot.
- After dahlias are established, provide a deep watering 2 to 3 times a week for at least 30 minutes with a sprinkler (and more in dry, hot climates).
- Like many large-flower hybrid plants, the big dahlias may need extra attention before or after rain, when open blooms tend to fill up with water or take a beating from the wind.
- Bedding dahlias need no staking or dis-budding; simply pinch out the growing point to encourage bushiness, and deadhead as the flowers fade.
- Pinch the centre shoot just above the third set of leaves.
- For the taller dahlias, insert stakes at planting time.
- Moderately pinch, dis-branch, and dis-bud, and deadhead to produce a showy display for 3 months or more.
- Dahlia foliage blackens with the first frost.
- Dahlias are hearty to zone 8 and can be cut back and left in the ground to overwinter; cover with a deep, dry mulch.
- Elsewhere, the tuberous roots should be lifted and stored during the winter.
Typical uses of Dahlia
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Hey guys! I'm new to this group and I figured I might as well put my music out there now! I am a percussionist and am most prominent in writing for mallet percussion, but I also love to write for band, choir, and musical theater! Feel free to check them all out and give me feedback.
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My friends sometimes ask me to translate his or her name into a musical composition. I must confess that I love these activities as it forces you to make a melodic line out of it. So my challenge is:
Make a piece of music out of a name (can be anyone's)
Pieces should be longer than one minute and less than 3 minutes.
If those who are confused in how to use cryptograms then here is one way you could do this (French method):
I would judge your pieces based on originality, how beautiful it is and bonus if difficult names are used.
Please in your titles that you need to state the name of the person
The winner will have their piece upvoted and will be followed by me.
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You can enter youtube videos of your pieces instead of having them uploaded on musescore.
Wagner premiered the Flying Dutchman in Dresden, Germany.
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Enough's Enough: ESPN's Skipper Says Net Will Dial Back Its Coverage Of Tim Tebow
ESPN is devoting less coverage to Jets QB Tim Tebow because ESPN President John Skipper told producers to dial it back. In an interview last week at his N.Y. office, Skipper said, "I said, 'Guys, we didn't handle this very well.' Going to training camp wasn't a problem. We just stayed on it relentlessly and too long." Skipper was particularly affected by an interview former ESPN analyst Doug Gottlieb gave to "The Dan Patrick Show" in October, where he said, "I was told specifically, 'You can't talk enough Tebow.'" Skipper: "The quote that I hated was from Doug Gottlieb. ... I didn't love that. I want people to think about what works for the next 10 minutes might not be the best thing for us for three years. That one hit home with me." While the network was roundly criticized for sending multiple reporters to Jets training camp this summer, Skipper said he did not mind that coverage. "Training camp was fine. The guy's very popular. In our business, we do want to drive ratings. You've just got to keep long-term, short-term in mind." And when ESPN even mentioned Tebow, ratings would increase immediately. That caused producers to try to work Tebow stories into their shows to push ratings higher. But Skipper said he recently told ESPN producers not to be seduced by the short-term ratings fix that mentioning Tebow produced. "We've had some good discussions internally about trying to be careful. In some ways, the more difficult internal conflict is between long-term story telling and ratings. We all know that if you focus on the Tebow story, for the next 10 minutes you're going to do better. But the question is trying to take a long-term perspective and saying, 'Guys, let's not get over excited about one story and hyping it.'"


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(CNN) -- Obama administration lawyers are planning to file a legal challenge to a controversial Arizona immigration law within a month, according to a senior administration official.
The Justice Department would not confirm the claim, saying only that "The Justice Department is continuing to review the law."
Federal government lawyers who have been working on the expected challenge for several weeks will most likely file their arguments in federal court in Phoenix in the days leading up to July 28, when the statute is scheduled to take effect, the official said.
Although the Justice Department indicates no final decisions have been made at this point, officials were put on the spot when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a recent television interview in Ecuador the government "will be bringing a lawsuit" in the case.
Administration officials have indicated the question of Arizona usurping federal authority to control the border and enforce immigration law is the most likely federal point of attack against the state law signed by Gov. Jan Brewer earlier this year.


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Coda EV heading into production this week
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The biggest turn off in buying an electric vehicle for most is the sticker price. Some, like the Fisker Karma, hover at six figures, and other like the Tesla cars range from $50,000 onward to $100,000, which is priced well above most pocketbooks. That leaves room for only a few EVs to choose from in the $30,000 neighborhood, primarily the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi I. If these two don't float your boat, there is a new contender entering the market outta California.
The company is called Coda Automotive, and it's set to roll out a new 5-passenger EV. The company is based out of Los Angeles, California, and its EV plant is in Benicia. The car is priced reasonably at $35,200.
Buyers will have the option of choosing five exterior colors, two wheel designs, and those lucky enough to be within the first 500 customers will get cars that feature limited-edition accents, signifying they're on of the first Coda vehicles to hit the road.
Like Apple, Coda aims to provide a unique customer experience when buying the vehicle. They have your traditional dealerships, as well as specialized mall-based stores, offering an Apple-like atmosphere when purchasing the car.
To test drive the Coda you need to be in California and in select locations. If you're wanting to road trip it down to California to test drive the Coda you can hit up these locations; Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, and at the Coda Experience Center at the Century City Westfield Mall, Fladeboe Coda at Irvine Auto Center, and Marvin K. Brown Coda in San Diego.
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The BBC are searching for contestants to take part in the second series of TV quiz show The Boss.
Contestants on the Susan Calman-presented show must use strategy, tactics and general knowledge to be in with a chance to win the chance of winning the prize pot.
Can you spot the weak link in your team?
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Laura Bellamy made 23 saves in a 3-1 exhibition win over McGill Saturday (Gil Talbot)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In a season-opening exhibition against McGill, the Harvard women's hockey team displayed a poised penalty kill and posted a workmanlike, 3-1, victory over the Martlets Saturday afternoon at Bright Hockey Center.
An aggressive Crimson team took the ice to start the first period, and the Harvard penalty kill was put to the test throughout the opening frame. On two separate occasions, the Martlets found themselves on a 5-on-3, but a stingy Crimson defense, backed by goalie Laura Bellamy, kept the score at 0-0. Harvard earned its first power-play with 4:37 left in the first, but was unable to take advantage as the buzzer sounded with score still 0-0.
More penalties plagued the hosts in the second and McGill finally broke through on a skater-up opportunity. Leslie Oles one-timed a Melodia Daoust pass right on the doorstep to put McGill up 1-0 at the 10:47 mark. Harvard responded without the help of an extra skater six minutes later and Gina McDonald threaded a pass across the front of the McGill goal to Jillian Dempsey, who lifted a shot over McGill goalie Charline Labonte's shoulder to knot the score at 1-1 after two periods.
The penalties persisted for Harvard in the third as well, but despite being down skaters often through the first half of the third, it was Harvard who netted the third goal of the game. An interference penalty put the Crimson down a player, but Kalley Armstrong picked off a McGill pass near her own blueline, hustled down the length of the ice and beat Labonte with a shot from close range to give Harvard a 2-1 lead on a short-handed effort. Gina McDonald capped the scoring in the game with an empty-net tally with 20 seconds to play, sealing the 3-1 final.
Bellamy was stellar in net, posting 23 saves and helping Harvard kill 11 of 12 penalties. McDonald finished the game with two points, notching a goal and an assist. Labonte notched 28 saves in the loss for McGill.
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We're moving along on our 13 Days of Giveaway and thanks for coming back for Day 5! The winners from Tuesday's post are:
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It's been so much fun giving sneak peeks into Sew it All Season 7 and we love celebrating the upcoming season with 13 Days of Giveaways. Sew it All Season 7 will air in March, be sure to check your local PBS.org for listings and schedule. This season will have so many great techniques and projects we can't wait for March! And, every day you enter in the 13 Days of Giveaways you'll be automatically entered to with the Grand Prize, a copy of Sew it All TV Season 6 on DVD!
In our new season we bring you Beth Chandler who will show you how to make a custom-fit table cloth great for picnics and outdoor outings. With a colorful binding around the edges this table cloth is so festive for outdoor parties.
Isn't it frustrating to be working on a project and find you don't have enough binding. For today's giveaway we'll be giving two lucky readers a four pack of extra wide double fold bias binding in assorted colors from Wrights.
To win today's prize, answer the question below in the comments section. Do you like to make your own binding or do you like the convenience of ready made binding?
Use the binding in a ton of projects, such as this potholder project from season 5! Stitch up cute potholders to match the table cloth and you'll own the next potluck! Watch Ellen and Mary Fons in episode 505 "Triangle Tango" and learn how to piece triangle pieces into a fun potholder. Find full instructions for Mary's episode, and all past episodes, at sewitalltv.com.
Go to sewitalltv.com on March 1st for a sneak peek at all 13 episodes of Sew it All 7, including full instructions and free patterns! And come back tomorrow to find out the winner of today's prize, and what's in store for the next awesome giveaway!
Don't forget to check pbs.org to find when your local station airs Sew it All. If your local PBS doesn't carry Sew it All TV, email or call them to request it! Sew it All TV brings you host Ellen March and a guest from the sewing world to demonstrate a fun project. And, you can always check out sew.tv anytime of the week to watch past shows or purchase DVD's from shopesewitall.com.


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Arrow "Hot, Hot, Hot" (live 2006)
Alphonsus Cassell, the soca musician known to the world by his stage name Arrow, died yesterday in his home on the Caribbean island of Montserrat as a result of complications from brain cancer. He was 60 years of age. Although he had a good long career, Arrow will always be best remembered for his huge international hit single, the 1982 recording "Hot Hot Hot."' The success of that song not only catapulted the artist's career globally but also spread soca music into new territories around the world. Above is a video of Arrow and his band performing the song four years ago at the OECS (Organization of Eastern Caribbean States) Awards Show.


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Brette Machiorlette, a Plan II Honors/Business junior, won the Heroes for Children Award from the State Board of Education for her work in creating and launching the Reading Aces literacy program in the Houston ISD and in Austin.
The program provides reading mentors to at-risk elementary school students. In the four years since starting the program, Machiorlette has recruited more than 150 high school volunteers from eight public and private schools to help more than 300 at-risk children at 10 Houston community centers and elementary schools.
Machiorlette is among 17 Texans who have provided collectively more than 100 years of volunteer service to Texas public schools. She was honored Friday, Sept. 19 at the Heroes for Children Award Ceremony.
The Heroes for Children honorees are selected by the State Board of Education members and recognized for volunteering their time, talents and skills to help improve the public schools in their communities. Each hero receives a certificate of honor, a copy of the resolution scheduled for board approval, and photographs commemorating the award ceremony. The recipient also has his or her name engraved on a plaque that is permanently displayed at the Texas Education Agency.


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Dosage and indication "creep" with the new biologics to treat inflammatory diseases have payers enforcing strict utilization policies. Physicians counter that payers can't dictate treatment. With even more biologics on the horizon, and drug spend spiralling upward, both sides need to seek a middle ground. The question is how?
"It's a bit like solving a Rubik's Cube" when dealing with new immunomodulators, says Helen Sherman, PharmD, with RegenceRX. "We keep track of all the science and potential uses, but this is a complex category."
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With LED Lighting Packs available across the Mazda range, you can enjoy an interior ambiance that's completely in harmony with the refined and graceful interior of your Mazda. Each package has been designed to complement the different Mazda models by combining the best LED lighting units available for your Mazda^.
Integrated LED Welcome Illuminations in the front foot-wells plus an LED upgrade for all interior lighting features (including boot lighting) means a lighter, brighter interior. This is paired with Illuminated front Scuff Plates for the driver and passenger side that mould to the sill of the vehicle. The Mazda2 branding on the Scuff Plates lights-up in sync with the Interior LED lighting upon door opening for a sporty and elegant look.
Integrated LED lighting brings a lighter and brighter atmosphere to the interior of your Mazda3. Welcome Illuminations fit seamlessly into the foot-wells of your Mazda, lighting up in sync with your interior lighting when the door is open. Plus as part of the package this interior lighting, along with boot lighting, is upgraded to the premium LED kit; further enhancing the Welcome Illuminations for a sporty and refined look.
Integrated LED lighting is a great way to enhance the interior ambience of your Mazda; our Welcome Illuminations fit seamlessly into the front foot-wells of your Mazda, while the interior LED lighting upgrade replaces the standard cabin and boot lighting. Open the door and these LEDs illuminate in sync with a matching pair of Illuminating Mazda6 branded Scuff Plates, fitted just inside the driver and front-passenger doors with red lighting for a sporty, athletic feel.
Integrated LED lighting can enhance the interior of your Mazda CX-3, with LED lighting upgrades replacing the overhead cabin lights and additional LED lighting units shining down on the front foot-wells of your vehicle (Welcome Illumination set) this lighting package is aimed at enhancing the interior ambience of your Mazda. You'll also benefit from a pair of Mazda CX-3 Illuminated Scuff Plates, fitted to the front door sills of the vehicle these accessories illuminate upon door opening.
Upgrade the elegant interior of your all-new Mazda CX-5 with an interior LED upgrade, replacing the overhead cabin lighting with energy saving LED units. This package also includes Welcome Illuminations which illuminate the front foot-wells of the vehicle and illuminated Mazda CX-5 branded Scuff Plates which fitted to the front door-opening sills. Plus you'll enjoy a LED Mazda logo Puddle light, which projects the Mazda logo onto the floor alongside the open door for a brighter, more dynamic look.
Find an in-cabin ambience that's in line with the exhilarating driving dynamics of this iconic roadster when you upgrade to the LED interior lighting package. Not only will both your boot and overhead lighting units be upgraded to hold more energy efficient LED bulbs, but additional lighting units will be integrated into the front foot-wells of your vehicle – providing stylish Welcome Illuminations that add a touch of extra style to your beautiful sports car.
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