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Ideals of Cub Scouting
Apart from the fun and excitement of Cub Scout activities, the Ideals of Cub Scouting are found in the Cub Scout Promise, the Law of the Pack, the Tiger Cub motto, and the Cub Scout motto. All teach good citizenship and contribute to a boy's sense of belonging.
Cub Scout Promise
I, (name), promise to do my best
Cub Scout Motto
Do Your Best.
Tiger Cub Motto
Search, Discover, Share.
Law of the Pack
The Cub Scout follows Akela.
The Cub Scouting colors are blue and gold. They have special meaning, which will help boys see beyond the fun of Cub Scouting to its ultimate goals.
The blue stands for truth and spirituality, steadfast loyalty, and the sky above.


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Giving Thanks for Special Places. Join the discussion!
Thanksgiving photo.
Our Web team has shared some thoughts about some special wild places that deserve a word of thanks. Read and enjoy. Then leave a place of your own! Click "add new comment" below to share the place that you cherish most.
Canyon Country, Utah
The region my family visits again and again is canyon country. It can be found in Colorado, Arizona and Utah, and we've explored in all these states, but some of the very best canyon country exists in southeastern Utah, that area The Wilderness Society wants to protect as America's Red Rock Wilderness. The choices here are many – a quiet walk along a sandy wash, shaded by whispering cottonwoods; a meander through hidden canyons, with the chance of discovering a cliff dwelling or petroglyph; a scramble along a broad swale of yellow sandstone and a glimpse of geological time. This region has been counted sacred for so long by so many. I count myself among them.
— Kathy Kilmer, Director, Electronic Communications
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
I grew up within 40 miles of Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, a fact I took for granted as a kid. These days, I'm grateful for the memories the nearness of the park provided, including countless family hikes to quiet mountain lakes. Last summer, I fired up old traditions, taking my 17-month-old son to the park for his first "hike." The half mile loop around Bear Lake was an adventure for my son, who traveled much of the trail on his own, giggling, running ahead and falling down toddler style most of the way. It was June and snow still covered the shadier parts of the trail, making for a cool walk. This area of the park can hardly be called secluded, but nonetheless, the beauty of surrounding mountain peaks reflecting in the still waters of Bear Lake lake was a sight to behold.
— Laura Bailey, Web Editor
Baxter State Park, Maine
I visited Baxter State Park in Central Maine ten years ago and, to this day, have longed to return. A small park in the center of one this country's most beautiful states, Baxter looks like a picture right out of National Geographic Magazine. With only a single dirt rode traversing five miles into the center, this park is truly wild in every possible way, with roaring streams, secluded mountain lakes, and the snow-capped peak of Mt. Khatadin. I spent three days back-packing through the park and only once ran across another person. If ever there was a place to truly experience the wild, Baxter State Park is it!
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Sylvan Lake, South Dakota
Growing up in southwestern South Dakota, I spent most of my time planning my escape route. Now I look forward to my visits home to see family and get reacquainted with the Black Hills. This summer I took my boyfriend and young cousins to Sylvan Lake, one of my favorite places. We swam in the icy-cold water, climbed on the rough rock formations, indulged in silly diving competitions, and hiked around the lake soaking wet. Watching the girls relax into pure childhood joy for that afternoon was the perfect reminder of how lucky I was to grow up in such a simple and enriching place.
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Matviyenko: Russia and Japan will overcome differences
Russia and Japan will overcome disagreements and come to mutually beneficial relations, I'm sure the Chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.
"This can be done through joint projects concerning not only politics and business, but also culture, sports, science, mass media", – stated in the message Matvienko, read out by the head of the Federation Council Committee on international Affairs Konstantin Kosachev in Tokyo.
Today, October 17, marks the 60th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations between Russia and Japan.


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A major search-and-rescue operation has been launched for a swimmer missing at a south coast beach, days after five men died while swimming there.
The RNLI, police and coastguards are involved in the operation at Camber Sands, near Rye in East Sussex, an RNLI spokeswoman said.
On Wednesday, friends, all aged in their teens or 20s, died at the popular beach, prompting authorities to deploy lifeguards on the normally unpatrolled seafront for the busy Bank Holiday weekend.
A Sussex Police spokeswoman said: "A member of the public has contacted police and the coastguard at Camber Sands after seeing an abandoned pair of flip-flops next to the sea.
"A female was seen diving into the sea at this location. Officers at the scene are doing coastal checks to see if there are any persons in the sea having difficulty."
Up to six RNLI lifeguards were due to be on duty at Camber Sands over the weekend, plus a team giving safety information to beach-goers between Saturday and Monday.
Last Wednesday, Kenugen Saththiyanathan, 18, known as Ken, his brother Kobikanthan Saththiyanathan, 22, known as Kobi, both of Normandy Way, Erith, south-east London, and their friends Nitharsan Ravi, 22, of Admaston Road, Plumstead, south-east London, Inthushan Sriskantharasa, 23, of Chadwell Road, Grays, Essex, and Gurushanth Srithavarajah, 27, of Elsa Road, Welling, south-east London died after visiting the beach.
Relatives of some of the men criticised the lack of lifeguards at Camber and suggested they may have stood a chance of survival if the beach had been manned.
Mr Ravi's family said they felt "very angry" at the lack of response from the authorities following the death of another man, Brazilian Gustavo Silva Da Cruz, 19, at Camber last month.
A spokesman for Rother District Council said that, despite there being no lifeguards, there were summer patrols to advise people of potential dangers.


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Astros legend Jeff Bagwell went to the ballpark last night to watch his old team, and he brought a lady friend with him. He also grabbed that lady friend's boob:
Astros legend Jeff Bagwell went to the ballpark last night to watch his old team, and he brought a lady friend with him. He also grabbed that lady friend's boob:
We're going to assume these two people know each other, but it still doesn't excuse this guy trying to cop a feel on the woman next to him while sitting in primo seats for today's Brewers-Mets game at Citi Field. She's clearly not into your groping, dude. Don't grope!
The cover of this month's issue of Golf Digest features LPGA tour golfer Lexi Thompson wearing a—golf towel? Cut up shirt? Weird scarf?—and not much else. It's the "Fitness & Power Issue," which I guess has something to do with side boob.
A porn star named Sadie Santana has promised to give every member of the Los Angeles Lakers a blow job (link very NSFW) if the team wins 47 games (ha!) this year. She's spent the last few days on Twitter sending naked pictures to Lakers players, including Steve Nash (NSFW), who enjoyed the picture he got so much that…
My name is Sara, but by now you might better know me as "the Mozart boob twerk girl" from sites all over the internet, including this one. A week ago exactly, I was sitting where I am now, editing a video I had no idea would garner over 21 million views worldwide in seven days. I was a…
Animal Life
Bee stings
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Amazon Ashley is a person that we were not aware of until today. She is a 6-foot-7 dancer who is best known for touring with Miley Cyrus, but she is also known for other things. One of those things happens to be taking boobsy photos with various NBA players—mostly Blake Griffin.
CityNews reporter Natalie Duddridge had one hell of a day at the office yesterday. It began with a Brazilian soccer fan bringing the "fuck her right in the pussy" fake news blooper to life, and it ended with a very happy/drunk World Pride attendee shaking her boobs right at the camera during a live on-the-scene report.
This past December I was sitting in a Manhattan restaurant with the rest of the Jezebel ladies for our annual staff dinner. I made an offhand comment about an acquaintance who'd once worked as a bikini barista. I might as well have said she'd once worked as a frog. "What's a 'bikini barista'?" said everyone, staring…
Remember that boob? It's one of the most famous boobs ever. Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" was why the few subsequent Super Bowl halftime shows were safe, old, boobless acts like Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen. And it wasn't even on TV for a whole second!
Today's Stage 5 of the USA Pro Challenge made its way through Vail, Colo. Much like any live cycling broadcast, the mountains were a challenge.
Ever wonder how women play sports with their boobs always getting in the way? Thankfully, writer Amanda Hess has wondered the same thing, and she's written a legitimately fascinating article for ESPN The Mag's Body Issue about the many ways breasts inconvenience their bearers while on the field of play. Some female…
It's basically impossible to keep up with the terminology used to exactly describe what part of a woman's breasts are visible to the world. And if you don't know what words to use, how can you properly describe exactly which part of that part of you looked so phenomenal the last time you rocked it? In order to right…
This happened during a break in the action at last night's Ducks-Red Wings game, and we have no idea why.
I watched this game while sort of glancing at the television and then looking away again, so when I first heard this call, from the YES Network's Ian Eagle, I thought it was pretty irredeemably dweeby, regardless of the quality of the source material. Now that I've watched again and seen that Jerry Seinfeld was in…
Welcome to Tuesday Night Fights, a weekly celebration and analysis of street-fight videos found on YouTube. Tonight's fisticuffs "Grandma Tells Kids to Fist Fight (Caught on Camera) Fighting," aka "Wilmington Delaware Fight!!!!" Tonight's commentator: My grandmother Leona, who is the best grandmother in the world.
Thanks to the tens of you who alerted us to yet another boob on an NBC network. This one appeared on MSNBC's coverage of water polo featuring China and Australia. It appears to be
Paul Hogan an Australian boob.
NBC is actually airing live Olympics right now, as the Spain-United States women's water polo match is underway. They may decide to end the practice entirely and go all-tape delay, though, as an underwater shot aired earlier revealed a bit more than they bargained for. Water polo's a rough sport, and this sort of…
There's nothing like holding your concentration during the biggest game of your coaching career. Well done, Peter DeBoer. Well done, indeed.
Today is Baylor's pro day, when Robert Griffin III (and some saps who aren't RGIII) will showcase their wares for any scouts who want to come watch. The Colts will be there, just doing their due diligence. But this is really for the Redskins, who'll likely have Griffin with the second pick, and they'd like to see what…


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Black Hawk update--Left wing/center Bill Gardner is doubtful after aggravating the neck injury he suffered in practice Friday in Saturday afternoon`s 6-5 victory in Boston. Steve Larmer shifted from right to left wing and right wing Rick Paterson filled in for Gardner on the line centered by Denis Savard. Ed Olczyk had two breakaways in Saturday`s game and parlayed one of them into a goal. The Hawks were able to successfully counterattack even though they were outshot 37-24.


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Protect Kuliouou Residents from the Hazards
of Proposed Development
Townhall Update!
We've added some updates from the 5/11/16 Townhall Meeting. Lots was discussed. See below for a quick recap. There's also some links and references
Sign the Petition
Sign the online petition to NOT APPROVE the Cluster Housing Permit that the developers are asking for.
Click here for the petition.
Write Your Letter
Please write a letter to the Dept of Planning and Permitting. Please see below on what to include in your letter and where to mail it.
(Updated 6/05/16)
The Townhall Meeting with Councilmember Trevor Ozawa was on Wednesday 5/11/16 at the Niu Valley Intermediate Cafeteria at 630pm. People of note that were present were Councilmember Ozawa, Councilmember Chair Ernie Martin, Representative Mark Hashem, DPP Director George Atta and Livable Hawaii Kai Hui President Elizabeth Reilly. The meeting lasted approximately 2 hours and many community members attended.
Councilmember Ozawa stated that he supports the purchase of Paiko Ridge from the current landowner, LevRed Investors LLC. Part of Paiko Ridge, specifically the TMK 38013001 parcel, includes the residential-zoned area where the landowners want to develop the proposed Hokulei project. He stated that both he and Councilmember Ernie Martin recently worked on proposing $3.5 million appropriation for the acquisition of Paiko Ridge in the recent 2016 City budget meeting. Upon review of the recently proposed fiscal year 2017 budget, we found that there was no appropriation for Paiko Ridge. Further research of the approved Capital Budget for fiscal years 2014, 2015 and 2016, show that the $3.5 million Paiko Ridge appropriation from the Clean Water & Natural Lands Fund was adopted in fiscal year 2014 (ordinance 13-20), with an expiration date of 6/30/15. The Protect Kuliouou Team emailed Councilmember Ozawa's office asking where we could find (in writing) the recent appropriation for Paiko Ridge. It was confirmed by his office that there was a misunderstanding on the appropriation expiration date and that they will work on getting Paiko Ridge funding in the next year's budget meeting. Although disappointed that the appropriation was not included in the 2017 fiscal year budget as informed at the Townhall Meeting, we eagerly look forward to the addition of this funding next fiscal year. Below are links to the aforementioned budgets as found on the City's Department of Budget & Fiscal Services webpages:
Fiscal Year 2017 (Proposed)
Fiscal Year 2016 (Adopted)
Fiscal Year 2015 (Adopted)
Fiscal Year 2014 (Adopted)
DPP Director George Atta was also present to clarify questions from community members. Director Atta was asked if the East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan (EHSCP) is used during the cluster application process. He was reminded that the EHSCP contains multiple stipulations and requirements that the development project does not comply with. Director Atta maintained that the EHSCP is used as a "conceptual guide" and that zoning along with land use ordinances govern decisions made. The Protect Kuliouou Team disagrees that the EHSCP is not merely a "guide", but is a provision with the force and effect of law. Over the past two decades, the Hawaii Supreme Court has consistently held that a County's General Plan or Development Plan carries the weight, force, and effect of law. In one of these rulings (GATRI v. Blane), the Hawaii Supreme Court clearly held that where the County's zoning (such as Hokulei's residential zoning of R-7.5) conflicts with the County's Development Plan (such as the EHSCP), any development for which a permit is sought
must be consistent with both zoning and the development plan
. Most importantly, the GATRI Supreme Court held that the permit applicant who is subject to the development plan and the zoning ordinance is
entitled only to the more restrictive uses allowed by the development plan
. Below are references to 4 court rulings. While we appreciate Director Atta's stance and believe he is trying to perform his duties in his best capacity, it is disappointing and frustrating that communities and individual parties are forced to pursue legal action to reintroduce and reconfirm previous court rulings that have been successfully upheld numerous times in the past.
GATRI v. Blane, 88 Hawaii 108,962 P.2d367 (1998), at 374
Lum Yip Kee v. City & County of Honolulu, 70 Haw. 179, 767 P.2d 815 (1989), at 817-818
Save Sunset Beach Coalition v. City & County of Honolulu, 102 Haw 465, 78 P.3d 1 (2003), at 18
Leone v. County ofMaui, 128 Hawaii 183,284 P.3d 956 (Haw.App. 2012).
We acknowledge the recognition and efforts of Councilmember Ozawa and Councilmember Martin, and are thankful for the time and work invested in organizing the Townhall Meeting. We also appreciate all the other individuals involved with facilitating the meeting and for all the community members that attended. We at Protect Kuliouou support the purchase of Paiko Ridge and hope that the entire parcel (which includes both TMK 38013001 and TMK 38014001) will one day be zoned as preservation, thereby protecting the land from threats of future development. It is our intent to continue to work with the landowner, City Councilmembers, DPP, the State, and all other pertinent parties to hopefully rectify these issues. In the meantime, we are diligently researching all aspects towards a successful resolution regarding this development project, and Paiko Ridge. Thank you all for your continued support!
The developer stated that they submitted the Cluster Housing application on 4/01/16. This means that it's now in the hands of the Department of Planning and Permitting. PLEASE WRITE YOUR LETTERS to Director George Atta. See below for more info
The Developer and owner's representative, Michael Jackson, distributed handouts at the NHB meeting with updates to their project. We get our first look at the Preservation Boundary interpretation. A copy can be found below in the Resources section.
We now know that the investor is developing the project to try and "recoup losses." We stand firm that it's not right to "recoup losses" on a "bad investment" at the expense of the community's safety. There is a price for speculating.
It's likely the cost of this project will not have the financial results the developer's are expecting. This begs the question: Is this segmentation? This question was asked, and the answer was somewhat vague. The NHB video will be out soon for all to see.
The community has a vested interest in this process. The developer will build the project, then move on. Money is the motivator, not safety. REMEMBER PAPAHEHI. Those residents were left to deal with the aftermath.
Owner representative Michael Jackson repeatedly pledged that they will continue to work on selling the Preservation portion of the property. Although this is a good intention, it still doesn't justify a dangerous project with numerous safety issues.
So what can we deduce from this meeting? We heard good intentions, reassurances of safety, and pledges to do the right thing. Is still doesn't change the fact that this is an unsafe build.
If the City allows this
, the community will have to pay the price for whatever may happen later.
Stay tuned for more resources that will be added. There will be documentation which will pertain directly to the steps that are occurring between the developer and the City, spefically the Department of Planning and Permitting. Lots of good information and much more soon!
Here are 2 links to Hawaii News Now videos regarding the development:
Proposed Paiko Ridge Development
Community Reaffirms Opposition
The proposed development project, called "Hokulei," will be built on the ewa-facing valley wall of Kuliouou, above Kaeleloi Place. The development will require a cluster housing permit from the Department of Planning and Permitting and consist of 19 dwellings. To build this project, the developer must cut out large portions of the mountain. There are over 40 homes right below.
There is already evidence of unstable soil in Kuliouou. The 1987 deluge caused massive flooding and land movement that resulted in condemned properties by the State. You can drive up Papahehi Place and the evidence is still visible, almost 20 years later. You can feel the twisted street and see the driveways where houses once stood. This is a huge safety concern.
The good news is that there is already a group of people who are currently working on trying to stop this development. If you are opposed to this project, this is what you can do:
Write a letter
to Director of Planning and Permitting, George Atta. He is the person who will ultimately approve/deny the cluster housing permit. You can also send the same letter to Councilman Trevor Ozawa. Here are some points to include in your letter:
State that you are opposed to the proposed development.
According to Land Use Ordinances Section 21-8.50-11 (Director's Decision), approval of the cluster housing permit "shall NOT be approved by the director if there is
susceptibility of flooding
poor drainage
unstable subsurface
, and
susceptibility to slides
or similar hazards."
Infilling of areas, according to the current East Honolulu Sustainability Plan (sec 220.127.116.11), should "confine most new development to 'infill' sites that are adjacent to existing urbanized areas on
relatively level terrain
The development is not needed according to the current East Honolulu Sustainability Plan (sec. 2.2.3). This basically states that growth in East Honolulu should occur by infilling existing built-up areas rather than spreading development onto
steep slopes
higher elevations
mountain ridges and
valley walls
State that you are a citizen with safety concerns and close your letter reiterating your stout opposition to this project.
Mail your letter to:
Mr. George Atta, Director
City and County of Honolulu
650 South King Street, 7th Floor
Honolulu, HI 96813
Honolulu City Council
District IV 4
Trevor Ozawa
530 S. King Street, Room 202
Honolulu, HI 9681
Sign the Petition and stay connected
. Click
for the online petition. Please submit your email address as well as your physical address in the "Location" box so that we can update you on important events. Please note: this is not a requirement to sign the petition. However, please know that we respect your privacy. We will only send emails, or mail, of important events regarding the development.
Hokulei Development Project
Here's a copy of the Proposed Cluster Housing Development Project called Hokulei. This version was presented to the homeowners of Kaeleloi Place.
ROH Chapter 21 (Partial) - Cluster Housing & Director's Decision
City & County of Honolulu, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu Chapter 21 partial section containing legal information regarding cluster housing and the Director's decision.
East Honolulu SCP
East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan. This is a full copy of the current model.
510 Kuliouou Road Soils Report
This is a Soils Report for 510 Kuliouou Road dated March 20, 2012. A similar report should be required for this new proposed cluster housing project.
510 Kuliouou Road Slope Hazard Report
This is a Slope Hazard Report for 510 Kuliouou Road dated March 19, 2012. A similar report should be required for this new proposed cluster housing project.
Sample Letter to Mr. George Atta
This is a sample letter that you can use to help draft your letter to Mr. George Atta. It contains lots of useful information.
Hokulei Updated Handout
Here's a second copy of the Hokulei Proposed Cluster Housing Development Project. This version was presented to the attendees at the 4/07/16 NHB Meeting.


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Minta Hall is the author of The Magician of Wall Street, a new release from Entangled Publishing under their Indulgence imprint. Minta stopped by to introduce herself, and she brought a present! Later today, you can enter for a chance to win a digital copy of The Magician of Wall Street, open Internationally!
[Manga Maniac Café] Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
[Minta Hall] I'm a little off-the-wall and quirky with an offbeat sense of humor and a love of paranormal twists in stories I write.
[Manga Maniac Café] Can you tell us a little about The Magician of Wall Street?
[Minta Hall] Oliver Pendragon's days as the Magician of Wall Street are over. He's lost everything: his business partner, his reputation, and the love of his life, Abby Daltry. When Abby's father offers him a way to get everything back—including Abby—Oliver can't refuse.
Meanwhile, Abby Daltry wants nothing more than to break away from the controlling men in her life. When a tarot reading reveals that she's in danger and that her ex?lover will be returning to her life, she'll do whatever it takes to prove her independence.
Though Oliver will stop at nothing to prove his love and to protect her from the man out to kill them both, Abby finds out the truth about his deal with her father and issues an ultimatum: he can have her or the company. As danger looms and shots fly, Abby has to decide whether to give into the passion that rises to the Magician's command—the Magician who all?too?easily controls her heart.
[Manga Maniac Café] How did you come up with the concept and the characters for the story?
[Minta Hall] You know, I don't think there is a fixed method for defining either characters or story. You start with an idea, then start thinking about who fits that idea—what characters might exist. In this case, I thought of a woman receiving an ominous tarot reading: "Beware the Magician!" So…who was the Magician? Why did she need to beware of him? What if he wasn't a literal magician, but one who was "magic" with money, and—because people you know intimately are far more dangerous in many ways than strangers—what if he's a former lover? That led to wondering why she'd left him in the first place, and then why he comes back into her life. And so it goes. One question leads to another. It's a very organic process.
[Manga Maniac Café] What was the most challenging aspect of writing the book?
[Minta Hall] I think it was hard to be sure that Oliver didn't come across as too dark. He's a natural leader, and a strong-willed man. It would be easy to make him seem like a stalker—especially because he tracks Abby down 3000 miles away from where they once lived together! It was important to make it clear that he's head over heels in love with her—that he'll do whatever it takes to win her back.
[Manga Maniac Café] What three words best describe Abby?
[Minta Hall] Intelligent, wary, and loving
[Manga Maniac Café] What are three things Oliver would never have in his pocket?
[Minta Hall] Tobacco (especially chewing tobacco!), a pocket knife, and a NASCAR keychain
[Manga Maniac Café] What is Oliver's single most prized possession?
[Minta Hall] Abby! But if you're talking about a thing not a person, the possession he once has, but has now lost, was his company. He lived and breathed his company—until he had to sell it.
[Manga Maniac Café] What are your greatest creative influences?
[Minta Hall] I think the first thing is meditation. Doing even a brief meditation helps me stay centered and focused. Second is the importance of writing what I love to read. I think most writers tend to write stories they want to read, and I'm no exception. And finally, paying attention to current trends. For example, I fell in love with the TV series "Revenge" this year. O.M.G. That series is so delightfully twisted! Love it!
[Manga Maniac Café] What three things do you need in order to write?
[Minta Hall] My computer. In terms of writing my books, I am all but nonfunctional without a keyboard, though I prefer journaling in longhand.
Some kind of background noise—I usually turn on the TV and have it playing in the background. I don't actually pay much attention to the program, but the sound keeps me going.
My beta reader. I don't know what I'd do without her to keep me on the straight and narrow! (Thanks, Caro!)
[Manga Maniac Café] What is the last book that you read that knocked your socks off?
[Minta Hall] The Hunger Games Trilogy. Frankly, I cannot stop with those books. They are phenomenal—totally knock-your-socks-off wonderful. I think I've read the whole trilogy three or four times, and discover new things in them with every reading.
[Manga Maniac Café] If you had to pick one book that turned you on to reading, which would it be?
[Minta Hall] Oh, gosh. I've been reading since I was about 3 years old and reading at adult levels by the time I was about 4. I cannot imagine not reading. And I read virtually everything—my parents were worried about me reading "too early" so when I was about 3 or 4 I took to reading cereal boxes and soup cans. Everything turns me on to reading.
[Manga Maniac Café] What do you like to do when you aren't writing?
[Minta Hall] I have set up a bird feeding station right outside my den windows on my deck. The station is a simple make-shift table (a board over some simple supports, covered with plastic to protect it from the weather) and it's right at window-sill level—about knee height inside the house. I keep seed and suet plus water on the table for birds and it draws a huge variety of birds, plus a couple chipmunks (Alvin the Awfully Cute and Mrs. Alvin) and squirrels (Rocky the Not-So-Flying Squirrel and Mrs. Rocky). This spring I've seen all kinds of baby birds stop by with mom and dad, some of them just barely fledged. When I'm working the birds are only about 3 or 4 feet away—if the windows were open, I could literally reach out and touch them. I'm having great fun watching them!
[Manga Maniac Café] How can readers connect with you?
[Minta Hall] You can find me at:
[Manga Maniac Café] Thank you!
You can order The Magician of Wall Street from your favorite bookseller, or by clicking the widget below. Be sure to enter the giveaway later today for a digital copy!


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) – Funeral plans have been announced for the Metro Police detective who was hit and killed Saturday by a suspected drunk driver in Lexington Saturday.
Visitation for Detective Jason Schweitzer will take place on Nov. 1 at Ratterman Funeral Home located at 12900 Shelbyville Road from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and also Nov. 2 at the church at noon.
The funeral will be on Nov. 2 at St. Michael Catholic Church at 1 p.m. with his burial following at Cave Hill Cemetery.
Family members say in lieu of flowers, they are asking the public to make donations to the F.O.P. Lodge 614 Officers Relief Fund.
A LMPD Peace Walk which was originally scheduled for Nov. 1 was canceled so LMPD personnel could attend Schweitzer's visitation and FOP service.


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230 police officers, dozens of armored cars and two helicopters took over the streets of Paraisopolis, a crowded favela (or slum) in Sao Paulo, Brazil in what BBC News is calling one of the biggest operations in years. Rioting and shooting broke out in the streets after police allegedly murdered a suspect they were attempting to arrest. Protestors set fire to cars, used fireworks as weapons, and looted stores. Three policemen were shot during the uprising and at least two civilians were injured.
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The Stories We Live By
I spend a good amount of time these days thinking with students about contextual theology – this notion that theology is enacted in practice in particular times, places, and people. Not only do I spend time thinking with students about these things, but also exploring notions of contextual theology with a community of faith. For nearly six years, I have journeyed with the Buffalo Gap Church of Christ as preacher. The gracious invitation to walk with with them in this way has afforded me the opportunity to explore contextual theology in "real time." For this, I am grateful.
One of the things that strikes me as I reflect upon the relationship between teaching contextual theology and engaging in it in Buffalo Gap is the role of congregational narratives. As homiletician, I have long been aware of narrative. The key idea advanced by Steven Crites in his influential essay, "The Narrative Quality of Experience," is that human beings structure and understand their experience of life by telling stories. Herbert Anderson and Edward Foley write, "Stories are privileged and imaginative acts of self-interpretation" (Mighty Stories, Dangerous Rituals: Weaving Together the Human and the Divine).
I'm convinced that attention to narratives is a key to reading and understanding congregations. I'm also convinced that helping congregations attend to and reflect upon their story is a means of communal discernment. Let's call it "narrative ethnography as communal discernment in the life and mission of God." So, I've engaged in a little narrative project in Buffalo Gap. I have attempted to listen carefully and attend faithfully to the story of our common life over the last several years and narrate that story as an act of ministry, allowing the congregation to both tell and interpret the story.
There are many forms for narration. I have chosen to produce our story in audio format episodically. Capturing audio conversations allows the voice of others to be present in the narration and also allows for some artistry. I have titled the project Dispatches from the Trails End: One Church's Story in the Mission of God for reasons that may only be apparent in the hearing of the story. So, let me share the Prologue to my little project with you, "Story and Place."


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Pre-race routine:
Woke at 5:30am, had a protein shake and some allergy meds. Drank a glass of water, checked my gear one last time and headed to the lake.
Event warmup:
I was at the lake two hours before the start of the event. I know that transition was on a first come first served basis and I wanted to be sure to get a spot that I could easily find coming out of the water. Set-up my transition and then mulled about taking with others and checking out the lake. I was able to get a short warmup in the lake while pre-race announcements were happening.
For this being my 1st OWS I didn't experience any anxiety whatsoever. I just got it and did my thing, I took it slow and didn't really try and pass anyone, even though there were some slower swimmers ahead of me. I forgot to clear my goggles before the start so I had to tread water at the 1st buoy so I could actually see where I was going. I was off course a few times but I finally got my sighting down after the final turn.
What would you do differently?:
Ensure my goggles are clear before the start. Sight better. Be more aggressive.
Transition 1
Transitions weren't recorded in the timing and I didn't use the Garmin on the Swim so no data for T1.
Transition when well, fairly uneventful. Socks, shoes, shirt, helmet, sunglasses, bike and go.
What would you do differently?:
Not much, glad I didn't have to wrestle with a wetsuit.
Garmin had me at 33:41 for 10.01 miles. 18mph average, 33.8mph max. Bike course was great. Some rolling hills with the occasional climb . The last 4 miles or so were all downhill. I am fairly new on the bike so I have issues shirting, especially on hills. I did have a small accident. I was getting passed on a hill and took my eyes off the road, went off the pavement and ended up with a bit of road rash on my left knee. Ended up walking that hill and one other as well.
What would you do differently?:
Train on the bike more to become more comfortable..
Transition 2
Easy T2. I rode in my running shoes. All I had to go was take off the helmet, grab my water bottle and go.
What would you do differently?:
Up hill on the out means downhill on the back. I had never done a Brick before so I was surprised how well I felt running off of the bike. I took it really slow and never really pushed myself. I was running sun 26min 5ks last summer (which is good for me) so I know this is where I can make up the most time with some consistent training. It was great to have my son and fiance waiting for me at the finish line.
What would you do differently?:
Actually run during training on the pavement.
Post race
Warm down:
Drank some water, had some watermelon and a banana. Stuck around for the awards. Won a raffle for a $15 RoadID gift ward!
What limited your ability to perform faster:
Lack of training.
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All I kept thining when watching the little guy was you lumbering around with hands at your waist yelling "HULK SMASH !!!!! HULK SMASH!!!!!"
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All I kept thining when watching the little guy was you lumbering around with hands at your waist yelling "HULK SMASH !!!!! HULK SMASH!!!!!"
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OMGz I got sigged! No freakin' way!
I seem to be using a lot of asides lately.
more props for posting a vid.
but, you're just too big...
for a normal man to handle.
however, your largeness is no match for tkd.
there were two reasons tkd was created:
1. to kick people off horses
2. to kick you in the face
bow before tkd's magnificence.
Your strengths seem to be... largness... and bigness. ;)
Seriously... can you find any sparring partners closer to your size to fight? Weight classes exist for a reason, I think you'd get much more experience training with someone who can reach your head.
You need to find somebody your own size to play with. The difference in size between you and that guy was like the difference between an average adult and a child.
It looked like less than half speed to me. I'm guessing that you were (quite rightly) concerned about hurting somebody so much smaller than you, and he was scared of making you angry.
if you dont get a hiding then my estimation of peoples skill level on bullshido will take a severe slump.Quote:
Originally Posted by airman kai
Hey, Kai...
Looked like a lot of fun. I still say your buddy is your mini-me (you even dress him up like you!).
I'd like to see you two just box, forgetting the kicks. You buddy would have to work different angles (which would stand him in good stead and give him a start on what Kempo Fist suggested), and it would make you USE YOUR DAMN HANDS!
I'd also like to see you wrestle eachother... but that's a whole other story...
Good vid Kai - thanks for posting it.
To echo what KempoFist said, your hands are down and your arms tend to fly out to the sides on your kicks. I had the same tendency and really had to work on keeping the elbows down and in / hands up. An effective counter (whether kick or punch) will catch you if you don't.
Good luck at the throw down.
What is your height and weight Kai?
Originally Posted by odacon
he's actually 180cm, he was fighting the artist formally known as Prince


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"The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis," by Jack Whyte, is part of a series that chronicles the legend of King Arthur. After sending young Arthur to live with his father's family, Merlyn undergoes a transformation and becomes the great sorcerer of legend. When Arthur returns, Merlyn presents him to the country as High King.
"About the Author," by John Colapinto, is the story of one man's dream come true. Since he doesn't ever sit down and write, Cal seems far from realizing his dream of becoming a novelist. Thanks to a bicycling accident, he acquires new material and his book shoots to the top of the bestseller chart. The movie rights are bought for millions of dollars. So what's the problem? Just a little thing called guilt.
"True Believers," by Jane Haddam, deals with the death of a young woman whose body is found in a church alongside that of her husband, who has committed suicide. Feeling that it was something more than a straightforward murder-suicide, ex-FBI agent Gregor Demarkian steps in to solve the crime.
"Secrets of the Tsil Caf," by Thomas Fox Averill, is the story of Wes, whose father owns a restaurant in which nothing is served that didn't exist in the Americas before Columbus and whose mother owns a Mediterranean catering business. Out of this strange marriage comes a family whose metaphors are food-related and whose secrets are food-based. Recipes are interspersed throughout the novel.
"The Sand-Reckoner," by Gillian Bradshaw, novelizes the life of Archimedes so that we can see the man behind the mathematical principles. While adhering as closely as possible to facts about Archimedes, she fills in the gaps with the way life would have been for a somewhat eccentric Greek of his time.
"Days of Awe," by Achy Obejas, tells the story of a young Cuban-American woman whose job as an interpreter takes her to the land of her birth, where she discovers that her family is not firmly Catholic as she had always believed, but clandestinely Jewish. Through this and a second visit to Cuba, she comes to integrate this new aspect of her identity into herself.
"The Fall of Neskaya," by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Deborah J. Ross, is book one of a proposed new trilogy about the planet Darkover. In the throes of "threshold sickness," his psychic powers about to emerge, Corin is examined by a master and pronounced in need of training. But what is it that Corin senses implanted in his mind by the master?
"Where Do We Go From Here?," by Doris Dorrie, introduces Fred, who is in a mid-life crisis: His marriage is failing, his wife is too involved with meditation to notice him and his teenage daughter wants to move to India. When he accompanies his daughter to a meditation center in France, he is brought face-to-face with himself as an ironic social comedy unfolds.
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The Scotwaste Edinburgh Monarchs get their season underway on Friday with an Air Fence Challenge Clash against the Glasgow Tigers at Armadale.
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The Armadale side will be hoping to go one better this year after falling at the final hurdle in the last campaign.
After a second-place finish in the Premier League, they lost out to the Somerset Rebels in the play-off final.
Despite the great season, the Monarchs changed their roster, retaining only three riders.
Captain Derek Sneddon returns for his seventh campaign with the Armadale side, while Craig Cook is one of the best riders at the Premier League level and averaged over 11 points away from home last season.
Max Fricke, who turns 18 on Friday, is the other returning star. The youngster retained his Australian under-21 title during the winter and holds a 6.86 CMA in 25 matches at Armadale.
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Oscar scored another brilliant Champions League goal in his short Chelsea career with a 40-yarder against Shakhtar Donetsk.
Admittedly the Brazilian was aiming at an open goal after the abysmal Andrei Pyatov headed the ball into his path, but it was a superb finish from the £25m attacker.
It was Oscar's fourth goal for the Blues, with all of them coming in Europe. The Olympian hit a brace at home to Juventus in September and last month slotted in a consolation in Donetsk as Chelsea were defeated 2-1.
His effort on Wednesday night was no Dejan Stanković though...


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TV Personality Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi unveiled a line of headphones at the International CES electronics show on Jan 9, 2013. The headphone line features Snooki's 'personal style,' disguising as flower-clad headbands and earring-like in-ear buds.
"My style is very self-explanatory. I like bling-bling, I like bows, I like animal print, I like feathers," Snooki stated.
The reality star collaborated with headphone maker, iHip, which also makes a line of iPhone accessories. Snooki is convinced you'll love the rhinestone-covered phone case.
"They're all blinged out, so you look cute when you're talking on the phone."


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Music Department
Rochester Cathedral is the Mother Church of the second most ancient diocese in England, and has resounded to the singing of God's praises since AD 604, when St Augustine appointed Justus to be the first Bishop.
From its earliest times, Rochester appears to have been famous for the training of singers. In his Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation, Book IV Bede writes of Bishop Putta, enthroned as Bishop of Rochester in 669 that:
"He was extraordinarily skilful in the Roman style of church music, which he had learned from the disciples of the holy Pope Gregory".
Bede goes on to say that:
"From that time also they began in all the churches of the English to learn sacred music, which till then had been only known in Kent".
The Cathedral Choir at Rochester can therefore claim to be the heir to a very ancient tradition as it maintains the round of daily worship.
The music department is headed up by the Director of Music & Organist, Scott Farrell, who is responsible for all music in the Cathedral and especially the training of the Boy Choristers. The Assistant Director of Music & Sub-Organist, Claire Innes-Hopkins directs the Girl Choristers and jointly directs Rochester Cathedral Children's Choir with Scott Farrell and Coral Roberts. James Norrey, The Michael James Assistant Sub-Organist completes the line up and plays for choral services and assists with the direction of the Cathedral Choir.
The Cathedral Choir is made up of three parts: Boy Choristers, Girl Choristers and the Lay Clerks.
- The boys sing the majority of the Cathedral's choral services during term and are all educated at King's Rochester Preparatory School.
- The Girls' Choir was founded in 1995 and was one of the first girls' choirs to be introduced in an English Cathedral. The girls attend a variety of local and county schools, including King's School and sing regularly in the weekly schedule.
- The Lay Clerks provide the alto, tenor and bass parts to the chorister treble line and are professional singers drawn from throughout Medway, Kent and even further afield. They include three choral scholars, young and talented post-graduate singers often pursuing further study at one of the London Conservatoires or Universities.
For the weekly round of eight choral services, the boys or the girls sing with six Lay Clerks; however, sometimes, for great Cathedral occasions, all three parts of the choir come together.
Rochester Cathedral Choir is frequently seen on television and heard on radio and has a formidable list of CD recordings to its name. The Choir is also well travelled, with tours in recent years taking them to Holland, Malta and Germany.
For further information, and for details about joining the choir, please click here.
Rochester Cathedral Children's Choir is a brand new choir launched in the autumn term 2015. It is for any boy or girl, aged 7 -13, in the Medway area who loves singing! The choir is free to join, and there are no auditions. We rehearse on Thursday evening 6.30pm-7.25pm and sing a variety of fun repertoire, spanning a range of styles. The choir give a concert each term, and in addition to this, the choir sings at Rochester Cathedral's Crib Service on Christmas Eve.
For more information, and to register your interest, please contact Scott Farrell, Director of Music at Rochester Cathedral: firstname.lastname@example.com or Tel: (01634) 810061
The Cathedral Voluntary Choir was formed in August 2008, but there has been an auditioned adult voluntary choir for quite some considerable time.
The choir consists of a pool of 30 or so experienced adult singers in the Medway / Maidstone area and from further afield. The Cathedral Voluntary Choir normally sings all the four choral services (Saturday Evensong and Sunday Mattins, Eucharist and Evensong) on 8-10 weekends each year, usually during holiday periods, plus a Eucharist on the evening of Ash Wednesday. The Choir is directed by Douglas Henn-Macrae who has a long involvement with music making at Rochester Cathedral.
For further information please visit the Voluntary Choir website: www.gundulf.org.uk.
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Feature Article
In 1937, Ray "Crash" Corrigan, a star of trio westerns for Republic Pictures, purchased a 1500 acre ranch in Simi Valley, Ventura County, California, for $11,354. The ranch included parts of the steep and rugged Santa Susana Mountains and Simi Hills at the southeastern edge of the Simi Valley. The hills were covered by chaparral (a thick brush), oaks, and evergreen trees; which grew along the Arroyo Simi in the flatter portions of the property. Picturesque sandstone rocks studded the landscape.
The variable landscape provided fine settings for filmmaking. Shortly after Corrigan purchased the ranch, filming began on the property. Over time, roads and movie sets were constructed. These facilities were used for many movies, including John Ford's Fort Apache (1948), and television series. A western town, Silvertown, was built on a flat area of 5.2 acres. The town was backed by steep hills and sandstone rock outcroppings.
In 1949, sufficient facilities had been constructed to open the ranch as an amusement park. Besides Silvertown, Corriganville included a rodeo arena, a so-called Sicilian Village, a small lake with boats, Sherwood Forest Picnic Area, and stagecoach rides. Western entertainment was provided throughout the day. Live stunts, such as gunfights and fist fights, were staged on the western street.
Corrigan was obviously proud of his ranch and happy to please the visiting public. He greeted people at the entrance to the park and on the main street of Silvertown. He also took part in some of the stunts staged for the visitors.
Around 1955 two events occurred, which affected the future of Corriganville. The first event was Corrigan's divorce, which was followed by a long period of negotiation over the community property, including Corriganville.
The second event was the opening of Disneyland, a new phenomenon of great, and long lasting, attraction for visitors. Unlike Knott's Berry Farm, another theme park in the greater Los Angeles area with some Western-themed attractions, the old-fashioned Corriganville was unable to share visitors with Disneyland. The promised large-scale development and improvement of the ranch announced in 1955 never occurred. Corrigan continued to operate the ranch, however.
In October, 1963 the Los Angeles Times reported that after eight years in the courts Corrigan and his ex-wife had agreed to sell Corriganville for $1.8 million. Corrigan was out of the amusement park and movie business. One can imagine his feeling of loss.
The end of the ranch as a park and filming location came quickly. The Simi Valley 118 Freeway (now the Ronald Reagen Freeway) was built through the ranch during the mid 1960s. Bob Hope purchased the site in 1965, and ran it as Hopeville for a year before it closed. Most of the buildings on the ranch burned in fires in 1970 and 1979. By 1976, an annual two-day motorcycle race was the only event staged at Corriganville. In 1986, a developer bought the ranch and made plans to build condominiums or an industrial park on the site of Silvertown. In 1988, however, the city of Simi Valley purchased about 200 acres including the Silvertown area for a park. The Corriganville Regional Park opened in 1998.
The Regional Park has minimal development. A park loop trail makes the main areas easily accessible by foot. The trail runs through the oak shaded forest along Arroyo Simi once known as Sherwood Forest. It crosses the bridges over the creek built for movie making and passes the concrete pond where underwater scenes were filmed. It goes through the site of Silvertown and near the sites of movie mines, caves, forts, and villages. The view from this trail also includes the freeway cutting through the mountains, houses where the parking lot and arena once stood, and some severely disturbed landscapes.
Further Reading: Corriganville: A Picture Tour | Ray 'Crash' Corrigan Biography


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I now know why people say don't buy a Dell. After spending HOURS trying to find answers to why my Dell Mini 9 will not charge nor recognize batteries (have tried 2 w/ no luck), I have concluded that there is a major design problem with this computer and that Dell is hiding their head in the sand, hoping these will soon cycle out of existence. They have left all the folks with this problem with no option but to trash the <ADMIN NOTE: Profanity removed as per TOU> . Dell has offered 0 solutions to deal with this COMMON issue. I will never buy a Dell again and will advise everyone I know to do the same.
Dell Mini 9's will only charge GENUINE Dell batteries. Some Vendors Recommend Downgrading the Bios to work with 3rd party batteries.
Report Unresolved Customer Service Issues here
I do not work for Dell. I too am a user.
The forum is primarily user to user, with Dell employees moderating
Contact USA Technical Support
That's great. would just love to pay more than twice what a battery is worth. IF THEY WERE EVEN AVAILABLE. Dell does not list the batteries for these anymore. Producing this kind of accessory that will obviously need replacement with proprietary technology is unconscionable. What it indicates is that the company doesn't care a whit for its customers in the long run, only about quick profits and making sure their computers become obsolete asap. They have a responsibility when producing a product to make sure it will be supported for as long as people may own the piece of equipment. This is certainly not important to Dell. Thanks for the advice but this pos is going in the can. I've probably used this thing for a grand total of 20 hours since I made the mistake of buying it and it is now a "brick."
I love the dell mini especially if only there is a cheap 500gig ssd for it, so let cut the story short here is your answer and pass it on to others, DELL is using 4 cell battery in dell mini's and the only flaw of the battery design(not the dell mini unit) is that the first cell is being used for the battery system supply. For long time of not being used it drains the first cell battery to 3.3+ so the system can only be refreshed by long charging time( the so called 12hrs charging). the battery system will balance the charges of each cell and concentrate on the first cell battery and all is well for it! Now comes the battery not found error! with the so many good to be true tutorial out there to fix it (me victim also of all those flash bios, pull out, function b, airport mode whatever else there is more for it) the error can't be fixed with those method, the real reason is the first cell is now dead with 0 volt stand-bye, no power so no battery detected at boot, but when dell mini supply stand-bye 5volts reach the battery, the battery can now be detected in windows but no charging! The reason is the other 3 cell battery is in 3.3 volts and the 1st is 4.3 volts! Interesting ok why the 4.3 volts because is dead get it? when the battery system checks the 1st cell it drops to 0 volts, and now you get blinking error lights (some battery system still tries to charge the first cell with 1 to 2 volts left so you get continued charging display but still no charge after long hours, battery is detected though in startup in some cases). in order to repair crack open the side and replace the first cell (located near the terminal) with a good one to last and charge for 8 hrs least. hope it all explains now the errors thanks.


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Maine football to play MassachusettsAP , Associated Press
Sep. 7, 2013 3:50 PM ET
ORONO, Maine (AP) — The University of Maine football team is playing on the road for the second straight week when it takes on Massachusetts.
The Black Bears play the Minutemen at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass.
Maine won its season opener 23-6 against Norfolk State last Saturday. UMass lost its opener 45-0 to Wisconsin, a Division I team that's ranked in the Top 25.
Maine plays its home opener next week when it takes on Bryant University in Orono.
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The Webb Science Timeline
I. Neill Reid, email@example.com, and Janice Lee, firstname.lastname@example.com
NASA's Great Observatories have flourished by providing an open forum for astronomers worldwide to propose and execute science projects spanning a wide range of scales. Hubble, in particular, has supported 6,623 investigators from 49 US states and 37 countries over the past 26 years through either observing programs or archival research, with over $750 million in funding for US investigators. NASA's next Great Observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope, is scheduled for launch in less than two years, in October 2018, and will continue the tradition of democratizing access to high-impact science data.
Commissioning and EROsWebb is a complex telescope with sophisticated instrumentation and a correspondingly extensive commissioning program. The initial spacecraft (SC) commissioning occupies the 31 days following launch. During that time, Webb transitions to a halo orbit at L2, the deployment is completed and various systems, including the science instruments (SI), are powered up. The subsequent 3 months are devoted to commissioning the Optical Telescope Element (OTE), i.e., aligning the mirrors. Once aligned, the science instruments are commissioned, culminating with the execution of the NASA Early Release Observations (EROs)—observations of targets chosen to have a wide public appeal, demonstrating the high-level capabilities of Webb instruments, but not chosen for award-winning science potential. EROs should not be confused with the more extensive Early Release Science (ERS) program outlined below. Substantive observations for instrumental calibration are unlikely to be obtained during commissioning, but will be obtained throughout Cycle 1. The full commissioning phase is expected to be completed within 180 days.
Observing Proposals
Webb observing programs will be scheduled against wall-clock time, including statistical components for slews and observatory overheads such as calibration observations and momentum dumps. Up to 10% of each cycle will be assigned to Director's Discretionary (DD) programs, with the Director's Discretionary Early Release Science (DD-ERS) program accounting for the bulk of DD time allocated in Cycle 1 (see this Newsletter for an article on DD-ERS by Janice Lee, and an accompanying Frequently Asked Questions article by Janice Lee and I. Neill Reid). As with Hubble, the community may submit proposals for DD time throughout the cycle for follow-up observations of transient phenomena. The remaining time in the first three cycles is divided between Guest Observer (GO) programs and time allocated to Guaranteed Time Observers (GTOs): the Instrument Principal Investigators (PIs), Interdisciplinary Scientists, the Telescope Scientist, and their teams in recognition of their contributions to developing the Webb project over the past decade and a half. GTOs will receive 4,020 hours distributed over the first three cycles, i.e., ∼16% of the time available during that period. GTO programs will likely account for ∼2,000 hours in Cycle 1, leaving at least 5,500 hours for GO programs. In comparison, Hubble offers ∼3,500 orbits or ∼3,100 hours of observing time in a typical cycle.While Webb Cycle 1 science observations may not occur until approximately 6 months after launch, the planning of those observations starts much earlier (Figure 1). The GTO Call for Proposals will be issued on January 6, 2017, with the deadline for submitting Cycle 1 observing programs on April 1, 2017. The GTO Cycle 1 reserved observations will be published no later than June 15, 2017. Neither ERS nor Cycle 1 GO programs may duplicate those observations without an appropriate scientific justification, such as astrometric or photometric monitoring; a duplicate observation is an observation of the same target using the same instrument mode with an on-target exposure time within a factor of 4 of the previously scheduled observation. Similarly, Cycle 2 GTO programs may not duplicate Cycle 1 GO observations without a specific justification. This restriction is not designed to "protect" science programs, but to maximize the efficient use of Webb observing time.
The schedule for soliciting and reviewing DD-ERS programs is described in detail elsewhere in this Newsletter issue (see the article on DD-ERS by Janice Lee, and an accompanying Frequently Asked Questions article by Janice Lee and I. Neill Reid). In brief, proposers must submit a Notice of Intent, due on March 3, 2017; the proposal deadline is August 18, 2017; and the TAC will meet to review the proposal in mid-October 2017. The Call for Proposals for Cycle 1 GO programs will be issued on November 30, 2017, with the proposal deadline currently scheduled for March 2, 2018. Files submitted via the Astronomer's Proposal Tool (APT) for accepted DD-ERS programs and for GTO programs will be made available to the general community as templates to guide GO submissions. GO proposals will be subject to peer review by the Telescope Allocation Committee, whose members will be drawn from the general community maintaining appropriate representation from the USA, Canada, and ESA countries. The TAC meeting will be held in mid-May 2018.
We anticipate structuring the Webb Cycle 1 GO proposal review in a manner similar to the current Hubble process. The majority of the available time will be set aside for regular proposals reviewed by mirrored topical panels covering broad subject areas, with the aim of achieving a balanced distribution in science areas. Those panels will also review medium-scale proposals, with the time for those proposals drawn from a separate pool. Finally, Cycle 1 will provide an opportunity for the community to submit requests for Large and Treasury programs; a panel comprising the panel chairs, at-large members, and the TAC Chair will review those proposals. We anticipate setting aside more than ∼1,000 hours for Large/Treasury programs in Cycle 1, with the proportion of time devoted to those programs increasing in future cycles.
Most Webb observations (GO and GTO) will have default exclusive access (proprietary) periods. Exceptions are Large, Treasury, and DD programs, including the DD-ERS, where the default period will be zero. All GO and GTO proposers have the option of requesting an exclusive access period that differs from the default; in the case of GO programs, the TAC will adjudicate the justification for any such request.
Coordination with Other Facilties
Joint proposals for Webb observations with other facilities will not be solicited in Cycle 1. However, the Hubble proposal schedule is being adjusted to accommodate the Webb proposal process, and provide an opportunity for the community to propose for Hubble observations that complement accepted Webb Cycle 1 programs. In recent years, the Call for Hubble proposals has been issued in January, with the proposal deadline in April and the TAC meeting in June. That cadence has the potential to produce destructive interference with the Webb Cycle 1 schedule in 2018. To resolve this conflict, the Cycle 25 TAC, meeting in June 2017, will pre-allocate ∼40% of Cycle 26 programs; the remainder of the Cycle 26 orbits will be allocated by a ∆TAC that will meet in September 2018. The Cycle 26 Call will be restricted to Medium and Large/Treasury programs, enabling proposals that complement accepted Webb Cycle 1 programs. The Cycle 26 Mid-Cycle Call will provide an opportunity to propose smaller-scale programs.
In summary, Webb's launch may still be two years distant, but the first opportunities to propose observing programs will arrive much sooner. The Institute is developing on-line resources and collaborating with other institutions to organize a comprehensive set of workshops and dedicated sessions at larger meetings, including the summer and winter AAS meetings, focused on providing the community with training to support proposal preparation and submission (see adjacent Newsletter articles in this issue). We encourage the community to take advantage of those opportunities and fully exploit Webb's scientific capabilities.


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On Thu, 03 May 2007 15:33:12 +0200, Jonas Sicking <email@example.com> wrote: > Anne van Kesteren wrote: >> On Thu, 03 May 2007 13:24:01 +0200, Jonas Sicking <firstname.lastname@example.com> >> wrote: >>> I know, but I propose we change that since I think the current >>> algorithm is hard to easily see what results it produces, as you >>> described in the initial mail in this thread. >> >> With the algorithm you are proposing now that is true as well, fwiw. > > What is true? That it's hard to see what the results will be. Because for a same-origin request a deny rule won't have any affect. In fact, the whole algorithm wouldn't apply. >> Because even though it can say deny= in the processing instruction that >> isn't actually true for same-origin requests for instance. > > That is going to be true for any solution we are building, so I don't > see how that is an argument for or against any algorithm. It was not an argument against the algorithm. >> And for non same-origin requests the default is deny. Therefore the >> allow / exclude mechanism makes sense. > > Just using allow/exclude will not cater for all usecases I brought up in > my initial proposal, i.e. that you want to be able to, using headers, > deny access to all files from all or a set of remote servers. Yes, my proposal was to allow "deny <rules> exclude <rules>" in addition on HTTP headers. Having said that... > [...] > > Have "allow", "deny" and "default". There is no "exclude". Order is > important. If headers say "deny" then immediately deny. If headers say > "allow" or "default" check with PIs. If PIs say "deny" deny. If PIs say > "allow" allow. If PIs say nothing and headers said "allow" allow. > Otherwise deny. > > If we allow "default" in PIs or not doesn't really matter to me. In the > end they are useless, but it would be consistent. So what would happen for: Content-Access-Control: allow <*.bar.com>, deny <*.bar.com> You seemed to imply that ordering was important, but I wonder if that's intuitive. I would personally be fine with your proposal though. I'm not sure Thomas Roessler would be, but then he didn't chime in anymore to argue about it. (I hope we can resolve this soonish (though it's mostly me that's lacking in fast replies, sorry about that) so I can update the algorithm once again and get the specification re-published.) -- Anne van Kesteren <http://annevankesteren.nl/> <http://www.opera.com/>Received on Monday, 7 May 2007 15:31:37 UTC
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