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If you are new to trading the financial markets or haven't traded using one the Abshire-Smith leading multi-asset platforms then opening a demo trading account is recommended. What is a demo trading account? A demo trading account is a practice account. The prices are updated in real time, however the demo trading funds are not. This enables you to begin to understand margin spot FX and CFD trading without the potential risk to your capital. Abshire-Smith offe…Continue Reading →
A raft of Eurozone services PMI data was released this morning, with the majority beating expectations, with stellar prints from the UK and Ireland. Highlights: -Eurozone services PMI highest since August 2011 -UK services PMI highest since December 2006 -Irish services PMI highest since February 2007…Continue Reading →
Data released by Markit/CIPS showed that activity in the dominant service sector rose at the sharpest rate since December 2006. The strong recovery for the UK seems to be gaining traction, which is a positive sign as we reach the 5-year anniversary for the collapse of Lehman Brothers. It is important to note that Carney's forward guidance stipulates that the Bank of England will hold rates at record lows until employment falls to 7%. Employment is usually a lagging indicator of e…Continue Reading →
Early in the session the Gold and Oil prices spiked following reports that the Russia's missile early warning system had spotted two launches heading towards Syria. However it was actually an unannounced test from Israel. Markets calmed following the Israel admission, though Gold is currently trading around the $1400 level. Tensions in the region are high amid concerns of international intervention in the Syrian civil war, following revelations of the use of chemical weapons.…Continue Reading →
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left the interest rate on hold at 2.5% ahead of the government elections on the 7th September. The Aussie dollar has weakened significantly recently as traders have tried to front run the tapering of bond purchases by the US Federal Reserve. Governor Stevens highlighted the depreciation of over 15% for the AUD since April, but reiterates the currency remains high. The majority of analysts and economists had tipped the central bank to leave rates unchanged…Continue Reading →
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The first trading day of September and the final quarter of 2013 begin. The 5 year anniversary of collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers is a few days away, which was one of the major casualties of the credit crunch, which has driven major economies into recession and the Eurozone to the brink of collapse. The week begins with a raft of countries releasing their manufacturing data. It began with China, as a major consumer and producer; the slowdown has been a significant concern t…Continue Reading →
"An Englishman's home is their castle" The obsession with home-ownership, is a mere' aspiration for the majority, though it is becoming unachievable in some locations without the help of the bank of mum and dad. House prices vary significantly in the UK and even by street in the capital. A roof over a person's head is a basic need, but homeownership provides stability and can be more cost effective than rent. Today it was announced that UK mortgage ap…Continue Reading →
The foreign exchange markets are revered for their volatility, the multitude of factors that drive prices bring opportunities (and potential losses) for traders. Though there are many contributing reasons to price action, FX is like the majority of financial assets, the price is derived from the supply and demand. Each currency is traded as a value of another, with the most liquid cross being against the greenback (USD). The movement and exchange of currencies facilitates international…Continue Reading →
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The question on every trader's lips is whether the FOMC minutes released at 7pm (BST) will state if the members of the committee discussed scaling back the bond-buying program. Currently the Federal Reserve is purchasing $85 billion of bonds, along with holding interest rates low. Traders have attempted to second-guess Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's tapering. Following the announcement in June by Bernanke that the Fed could begin reducing the monthly purchases later this year…Continue Reading →
The economic indicators for the UK economy are showing that a recovery is beginning to gain momentum and is hopefully sustainable. Since the "credit crunch" the economy has been into a recession (not the double, or triple that had been previously thought) but it was deeper than initially thought. The British economy is dominated by the service sector, and is a global leader in many areas of finance, such as foreign exchange transactions. The PMI data released on Monday comb…Continue Reading →
It is the first Friday of the month, and that means it is the release of the pivotal US employment figures, non-farm payrolls at 13:30pm (London). The figure enacts fear and excitement for investors due to the volatility the release can generate. What are the bank's estimates? Morgan Stanley: +200K Santander Asset Management: +220K Commerzbank AG: +185K Credit Agricole CIB: +200K Goldman, Sachs & Co: +200K Moody's Analytics: +185K…Continue Reading →
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It's both a political issue and a technological one. Water policy also intersects with climate change and energy issues. In this hour, we'll take a look at the technical and political challenges in providing clean water around the world. How will policies, and attitudes, need to shift to help provide needed clean water to growing populations worldwide?

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Trends in Tuberculosis, United States
How many cases of tuberculosis (TB) were reported in the United States in 2006?
In total, 13,779 TB cases (a rate of 4.6 cases per 100,000 persons) were reported in the United States in 2006. This represents a 3.1% decline in the rate from 2005. The 2006 TB rate was the lowest recorded since national reporting began in 1953.
Is the rate of TB declining in the United States?
Yes. The TB rate is going down in the United States. But, the decrease in the percent change of the annual case rate has slowed, from an annual average of 6.6% for 1993 through 2002 to an average of 3.1% for 2003 through 2006.
How do the rates of TB compare between U.S.-born persons and foreign-born persons living in the United States?
In 2006, the TB rate in foreign-born persons in the United States (22.0 cases per 100,000 persons) was 9.5* times greater than that of U.S.-born persons (2.3 cases per 100,000 persons).
* Ratio calculation is based on unrounded data values.
How many people died from TB in the United States?
There were 646 deaths from TB in 2005, a 1.7% decline from 657 deaths in 2004.
What are the rates of TB for different racial and ethnic populations†?
- American Indians or Alaska Natives: 7.4 cases per 100,000 persons
- Asians: 25.6 cases per 100,000 persons
- Blacks: 10.2 cases per 100,000 persons
- Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders: 13.6 cases per 100,000 persons
- Hispanics or Latinos: 9.2 cases per 100,000 persons
- Whites: 1.2 cases per 100,000 persons
† For this report, persons identified as white, black, Asian, American Indian/Alaska Native, native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, or of multiple races are all non-Hispanic. Persons identified as Hispanic may be of any race.
Is multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) on the rise?
Among all reported TB cases in the United States, the percentage of multidrug-resistant (MDR) TB cases in persons with no previous history of TB that were reported in the United States decreased from 2.4% in 1993 to approximately 1.1% in 1997, and remained approximately at 1% up to and including 2006.
Since 1998, the percentage of U.S.-born patients with MDR TB has remained < 0.7%. However, of the total number of reported primary MDR TB cases, the proportion occurring in foreign-born persons increased from 25% (103 of 407) in 1993 to 80% (73 of 91) in 2006.
How are TB data collected?
The 50 states, the District of Columbia, New York City, Puerto Rico, and seven other U.S. jurisdictions in the Pacific and Caribbean, report all TB cases to CDC. These cases must meet the CDC/Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists case definition. When cases are reported, the report includes specific information about the person with TB. This includes the patient';s race, ethnicity (either Hispanic or non-Hispanic), treatment information, and, when available, drug-susceptibility test results. CDC calculates national and state TB rates and rates for foreign-born, U.S.-born, and racial/ethnic populations. These calculations use U.S. census population estimates for the years 1993 through 2006.
Where can I find TB data for my state?
The most recent surveillance report, Reported Tuberculosis in the United States, 2006, has TB data from reporting areas. If you need additional state-specific data not available in this report, you can contact your state TB control office.
CDC. Reported Tuberculosis in the United States, 2006. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, CDC, October 2007.
Additional Information
CDC. Questions and Answers About TB.
CDC. The Difference Between Latent TB Infection and Active TB Disease.
CDC. Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR TB).
Online Tuberculosis Information System (OTIS)
The Online Tuberculosis Information System (OTIS) is a query-based system containing information on verified tuberculosis (TB) cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).


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Promenade des Anglais
A walkway along the glorious French Riviera, the Promenade des Anglais represents one of the best places to visit for beach lovers on holiday in Nice.
Visitors to Nice can travel the length of the Promenade des Anglais in a number of ways - while it's one of the city's main thoroughfares, the promenade has also been pedestrianised to facilitate leisurely walks along the Mediterranean. The adjacent strip of beach also means there will be no hurry to rush along the Promenade des Anglais if you prefer a day in the sun.
Le Prom: Perfect for leisure holidays
A beach holiday does not get much better than Nice in the summertime, and many choose to spend their days along the Promenade des Anglais. With its fantastic views over the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, in addition to the many shops and cafes surrounding it, the Promenade des Anglais is a must-see on summer holidays in Nice.
Nice's largest festival, the Nice Carnival, also visits the Promenade des Anglais each February. The weather may be milder, but the spirit of the city explodes in fantastic floats and parades, as well as the famous Battle of Flowers procession down the promenade.
The Promenade des Anglais also lies close to other Nice attractions, such as the Nice Russian Orthodox Cathedral and the MAMAC museum, so there's plenty else to see when visiting.
Find hotels near the Promenade des Anglais
Located on the eastern end of the Promenade des Anglais, you will find nowhere closer to the action than the Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice. With over 300 rooms and suites featuring unparalleled views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea, the only thing matching the accommodation at this hotel in Nice is the service.
Restaurants in Nice at the Radisson Blu Hotel include the Ground Floor Restautant & Bar and La Tarrasse, though guests can also order drinks at the hotel pool or dine on the hotel's private beach.


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At a quick glance, it may appear that all swimming pools are basically the same. However, this certainly is not the case. There are many different materials and methods by which pools are constructed. Concrete or gunite pools are considered the most permanent as opposed to pools constructed of other materials such as fiberglass, steel, aluminum or polymer walls with or without separate vinyl lines.
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Brigitte Bardot in a bikini on a French Riviera beach in the early 1950s. Quick — name a single photograph in existence that reminds you less of "The Tree of Life," last year's top prize winner at the Cannes Film Festival.
The only movie in existence that has less to do with that bikini shot? Well, try "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," from Thailand, the winner (made by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, a former School of the Art Institute of Chicago student) of the Palme d'Or award at Cannes the year before.
Whatever their flaws and limitations, I treasure both films. Many do. Others resist or detest them, or would never even try them, just as they would never try green eggs and ham until coerced in rhyme.
But think about this. If the Cannes Film Festival, the 65th edition of which begins Wednesday, is all about cinematic ambition and green eggs and ham, how to explain the popular triumph last year of"The Artist,"a late addition to the main competition slate?
Of the eventual nine best picture Academy Award nominees this year, three premiered last year at Cannes. "The Artist" (which won the Oscar) and "The Tree of Life" played in competition;"Midnight in Paris" opened the festival in an out-of-competition berth.
Some years the festival embraces Hollywood and Americana in its lineups with a passion bordering on obsession. This appears to be one of those years. As critic Robert Koehler has noted (writing for the Film Society of Lincoln Center website), the festival's artistic director, Thierry Fremaux, either "watches a ton of English-language films for his programming or considers them the source of new blood for the competition." This year, he notes, all but one of the directors making their Cannes debuts are American or Australian.
It's easy to see Cannes as a sunnier version of"The Hunger Games,"with its ruthless, autocratic air of exclusivity, its ability to anoint the next big thing. It may in fact be more like a Gallic seaside riff on"The Avengers,"a relentless pileup of superheroic attempts at red-carpet glamour and deal-making over mussels and frites.
In its dazzling blend of high and low culture, its influence over what the rest of the movie world will screen and showcase and debate the rest of the year, or the year afterward, Cannes cannot be overestimated. Onetime Palme d'Or jury President Clint Eastwood had this to say in a Variety publication celebrating the festival's first 50 years: "In Cannes you've got this big dichotomy of the photographers tripping over themselves trying to take your picture and the topless girls on the beach." (Editor's note: The Bardots have become pretty scarce in the 21st century; they're too busy tweeting.) "The climate is so odd — the whorehouse of selling, and the intense cinemania, of searching for the gem, the one that's going to knock everyone off their feet."
Speaking for everyone who's ever been to Cannes, or dreams of its annual crop of cinematic discoveries, Eastwood added: "There's nothing else quite like it."
The 65th Cannes Film Festival opens Wednesday with "Moonrise Kingdom."
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text: Right after the KSP Mauritius we took the chance to really enjoy Mauritius and managed to get some sick shots of barrels, huge walls and also massive wipeouts. Watch the best athletes in their game, Airton Cozzolino, Patri McLaughlin, Kirsty Jones and Ninja Bichler playing with the elements to the extreme. Additionally get a closer look on the beautiful island Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, probably one of the most versatile kite spots on this globe: flat water lagoons, wave entry spots and of course impressing One Eye. And all that within spitting distance! Enjoy the ride with your host Tom Court and just so much, it´s worth watching it until the last second!


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The Bikal Tribe (Favorites) during the premiere episode of SURVIVOR: CARAMOAN - FANS VS. FAVORITES. The Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 26th season with a special two-hour premiere, Wednesday, Feb. 13 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. #Survivor. Photo: Monty Brinton/CBS© 2013 CBS Broadcasting Inc.


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Mokurai wrote:Great. Now all we have to do is to get it to rain on Tatooine. In the Earthly Tataouine in Tunisia where that part of Star Wars was shot the annual rainfall averages 134 mm. This is nothing like as dry as the Atacama Desert in Chile, with an average rainfall of 15 mm per year. Some locations there average 1 mm of rain per year, and some weather stations in the region have never recorded any rain at all.
This is what I was coming on to wonder about....surprised that of all the details, Randall didn't address the whole dearth of water moisture in Tatooine's atmosphere.


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For whom it may concern,
rather often on my iPhone (less often on the iPad, even though both run on the same iteration of iOS) when I load the website, I am unable to use the twisties or whatever they are called by tech people to access other news and the forum. Some news text overlays and then it freezes. It is rather annoying. Solution is to kill safari and restart safari, but it is a bug and should be addressed.


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I've been experimenting lately with lemon ginger muffins, looking for just the right recipe. Unfortunately, with all the heat we've been having around here lately, my experiments took a hiatus for a couple of weeks. Who wants to turn on the oven when the AC is struggling to keep the house below 80°F?
In California we've finally had a break in the hot weather (my apologies to those of you on the East Coast who are getting it now) and I got up early this morning to bake these muffins.
So good! The yogurt in the batter helps create an especially light and fluffy cupcake.
Lemon Ginger Muffins RecipePrint
- 3 cups of all-purpose flour
- 1 Tbsp baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup 1/2-inch cubes of peeled, fresh ginger
- 1 large lemon
- 1 cup sugar -divided into 1/4 cup and 3/4 cup
- 10 Tbsp unsalted butter (1 1/4 stick), softened
- 2 large eggs
- 1 1/2 cup plain yogurt
- 2 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup confectioner's sugar (powdered sugar)
1 Adjust the oven rack to the middle-lower part of the oven. Preheat oven to 375°F.
2 Whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt and set aside.
3 Using a vegetable peeler, peel off the lemon zest from one large lemon (avoid the white pith). Coarsely chop the zest. You should have approximately 1/4 cup of chopped lemon zest. Add this zest, the cubed fresh ginger, and 1/4 cup of sugar to a food processor. Pulse until a paste forms.
4 In a large mixing bowl, cream butter and remaining 3/4 cup of sugar together, beating until fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, beating until incorporated after each one. Beat in the lemon zest and ginger paste.
5 Beat in one half of the dry ingredients until just incorporated. Beat in one third of the yogurt. Beat in half of the remaining dry ingredients. Beat in a second third of the yogurt. Beat in the remaining dry ingredients and then the remaining yogurt. Again be careful to beat until just incorporated. Do not over beat.
6 Use a standard 12-muffin muffin pan. Coat each muffin cup lightly with olive oil, grapeseed oil, or a little melted butter using a pastry brush. Distribute the muffin dough equally among the cups. Bake until muffins are golden brown, about 25 to 30 minutes. Test with a long toothpick (we use a thin bamboo skewer) to make sure the center of the muffins are done. Set on wire rack to cool.
7 While the muffins are cooling, in a bowl, whisk together the powdered sugar and lemon juice for the glaze. Add more lemon juice if necessary. While the muffins are still a bit warm, use a pastry brush to brush the glaze over each muffin. The muffins will absorb some of the glaze, so you add more glaze to each muffin if you like.
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Slow-Braised Boneless Short Ribs
Roberto Santibanez
Rosa's New Mexican Table: Friendly Recipes for Festive Meals
Published by Workman
These incredibly succulent short ribs are cooked on the bone for extra flavor and deboned before serving. They make an ideal party dish because they can be prepared up to 2 days ahead, before the final grilling or broiling. The roasted tomatillo sauce can be made ahead too. I recommend you buy chuck short ribs, because they are large and meaty. Although one pound of meat per person may sound like a lot, after trimming and cooking, you will have the right amount.
NotesWhen blending tomatillos for any stewing sauce like this, "blend until smooth" means the tomatillos are pureed but you still should be able to see the little tomatillo seeds. If you blend more-so that the seeds are broken up-the sauce will become pasty or cloudy and will take on an unpleasant consistency.
Makes6 servings
Cooking Methodbraising, broiling, grilling
Total Timehalf-day
Make Ahead RecipeYes
OccasionCasual Dinner Party, Family Get-together
Recipe Coursemain course
Dietary Considerationegg-free, gluten-free, kosher, lactose-free, peanut free, soy free, tree nut free
Equipmentblender, grill
Taste and Textureherby, hot & spicy, meaty, savory, smoky, spiced, tangy
- Six 1-pound bone-in beef chuck short ribs
- 3 celery stalks, trimmed and cut into ½-inch slices
- 1 large carrot, peeled and cut into ¼-inch slices
- 1 large white onion, cut in half and then into thin slices
- ½ cup (peeled) garlic cloves
- 3 pasilla negro chiles, wiped clean, stemmed, seeded, and toasted (optional)
- 10 bay leaves
- 2 tablespoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon black peppercorns
- ¼ cup Chipotle Adobo Puree
- 3 tablespoons salt
- 2 cups water
- Roasted Tomatillo-Chipotle Sauce (recipe follows)
- 4 chipotle mora chiles (with seeds), wiped clean, stemmed, toasted, and soaked
- 1 ancho chile, wiped clean, stemmed, seeded, toasted, and soaked
- 6 garlic cloves
- 4 cloves
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 2 teaspoons salt
- ¼ teaspoon ground cumin
- ¾ cup water
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1½ pounds tomatillos, husked, washed, and roasted
- 2 tablespoons shaved piloncillo or 1½ tablespoons dark brown sugar plus 2 teaspoons molasses
Make the Roasted Tomatillo-Chipotle Sauce:
Drain the chiles well and put them in a blender jar. Add the garlic, cloves, oregano, salt, cumin, and ½ cup of the water and blend until smooth.
Heat the oil in a medium heavy saucepan over medium heat. Pour in the chile mixture, then rinse out the blender with the remaining ¼ cup water and add that to the pan (set the blender jar aside). Bring the sauce to a boil, stirring to incorporate the oil. Adjust the heat so the sauce is simmering.
Blend the tomatillos, with their juices, until smooth (see Notes). Pour into the sauce and stir in the piloncillo. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until the sauce is shiny and little dots of fat rise to the surface, about 30 minutes. Add water a small amount at a time if the sauce becomes too thick before turning shiny. The sauce can be prepared up to 2 days in advance and refrigerated. Bring to a simmer, adding water as necessary to restore it to the right consistency, before using.
Make the Short Ribs:
Preheat the oven to 300°F.
Trim all the fat and silver skin (the thin whitish gray membrane) from the meaty sides of the ribs. Scatter about half the celery, carrot, onion, and garlic over the bottom of a deep 13 by 9-inch casserole or roasting pan with a tight-fitting lid or other casserole in which the ribs will fit snugly. Lay the ribs over the vegetables, meat side down, overlapping them a little if necessary. (The ribs will shrink as they cook and will end up not overlapping but lying meat side down to soak up all the juices.) Tuck the pasilla chiles, if using, and bay leaves between and around the ribs. Scatter the remaining celery, onion, carrot, and garlic, the oregano, and peppercorns over the ribs. Stir the chipotle puree, salt, and water together until the salt is dissolved. Pour over the ribs and wiggle the casserole to distribute the liquid evenly. Cover the casserole with its lid or a double thickness of heavy-duty foil, crimping it tightly to the sides to make a very tight seal.
Bake until the ribs are tender when poked with a fork; the meat should pull easily away from the bone, but it shouldn't be falling apart. This will take about 3 hours, but check at about 2½ hours. Remove the lid carefully or poke a hole in the foil to allow the steam to escape before removing the foil to check on the ribs. Replace it with new foil if further cooking is needed.
When the ribs are tender, let stand at room temperature until cool, then refrigerate for at least 6 hours, or up to 2 days.
When ready to finish the dish, wipe or scrape the solidified fat from the ribs and remove the meat from the bone. It may pull away easily or need to be cut away. Trim the cartilage that runs along the sides and back of each piece of beef. You will be left with neat little rectangles of beef. Broil or grill the ribs (see below). Whether broiling or grilling, you want to use low, steady heat to slowly heat the short ribs through while browning them. You'll know the ribs are heated through when fat begins to sizzle on the surface. If the beef starts to brown before the ribs soften and sizzle, remove them from the broiler and lower the heat (or move the rack farther away from the heat), or wait for the coals to die down a little, and try again.
To broil the short ribs:
Position a rack about 8 inches from the broiler and preheat the broiler, to low if possible. Put the beef with what was the bone side up on the lightly oiled broiler pan. Broil until the top is browned and sizzling, about 6 minutes. Flip and repeat.
To grill the short ribs:
Heat a gas grill to low or light a charcoal fire and wait for it to die down until you can hold your hand an inch from the grill for 5 seconds. Using tongs, oil the grill with a paper towel dipped in vegetable oil. Grill the short ribs, turning occasionally, until browned, softened, and sizzling, about 12 minutes.
Meanwhile, reheat the sauce over low heat, adding small amounts of water as necessary to restore the sauce to the right consistency. Keep warm.
To serve, ladle about 1/3 cup of sauce onto each plate and center a short rib on each.
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The loss of Michael Crabtree has caused a lot of worrying about the San Francisco 49ers' passing game, with potential solutions ranging from signing Brandon Lloyd to A.J. Jenkins stepping up, to an offense that runs more than ever.
Barely mentioned as a potential help to the team: Colin Kaepernick's roommate.
Ricardo Lockette, 27, is a Seattle Seahawks castoff with two career catches. He entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2011. But he has the advantages of getting home schooled by Kaepernick every night.
"Say if I'm in the shower and he's walking down the hall, he'll yell, 'Hey Lock, what do you have on so-and-so?' And I'll say, 'I've got a go (route),'" Lockette said this week via the San Jose Mercury News. "It's 24/7 learning, and just making it fun for each other."
Lockette looks the part at 6-foot-2 and 212 pounds. He was a national track champion in community college and Division III and is now described as perhaps "Kaepernick's closest confidant." Even before Crabtree's injury, coach Jim Harbaugh was talking up Lockette as a factor.
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"There's just something about him that I'm really fired up about," coach Jim Harbaugh told Comcast SportsNet Bay Area in March (via ESPN's Mike Sando). "He's got something else to him, too, besides just the analytical size, strength, speed. There's something special there. I just feel it."
Lockette says Kaepernick has come up with creative ways to help him learn the playbook, using word associations. Lockette was part of a group that trained with Kaepernick in Atlanta during the offseason, before they traveled back to their house a few miles from the 49ers' facility.
Perhaps he's a long shot, but don't be surprised if the 49ers give Lockette a real chance to have a role as a vertical threat this year. It's a skill set they need badly.
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Despite the recent disappointing news that the Lisbon Valley Copper Mine is suspending mining operations and laying off 101 workers, energy production in the county is steamrolling ahead.
It is propelled by a combination of record high energy prices, fears of global warming, and the insatiable world appetite for fuel and electrical power. Uranium, oil and natural gas are the major players in the current energy boom in San Juan County.
Uranium: Large covered trucks, which are carrying tens of thousands of tons of uranium ore from area mines to the Dennison mill south of Blanding, rumble through the county every day. Dennison is finishing up an $80 million renovation at the mill, and is gearing up to begin round-the-clock production of yellow cake as the only federally licensed uranium mill in the nation. They are also developing several of their mining properties for increased ore production.
Others mills are in the process of planning and approval by the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, including one near Naturita, Colorado.
Energy Fuels, Inc. (the same company which developed the Blanding Mill in the 1970s) has acquired acres of land in the Montrose Valley west of Naturita and hopes to begin construction as soon as the licensing process is complete.
Another mill, mothballed 20 years ago before it began production, is also being licensed and ready for production. The complex is north of Bullfrog in Garfield County.
The economic residuals of the mining and trucking of uranium ore may eclipse even the glory days of the boom of the 1950's if current projections come to fruition.
In the January 27 issue of the Deseret Morning News, Editor Joe Cannon wrote "over the next 25 years, the U.S. will need 300 new 1,000-megawatt power plants. We must not and should not opt for more coal-fired generation. I would believe this even if climate change were not an issue. We are running out of time and by not choosing to aggressively build nuclear power plants, we are deciding to default to coal fired plants"
Last year Gwyneth Cravens, novelist and editor of the New Yorker Magazine wrote a book about her odyssey from nuclear protester to pro-nuclear power advocate. She writes, "We do not have to pollute the earth in order to have modern civilization. America must make decisions soon about nuclear power. As the biggest producer of greenhouse gases we have an ethical responsibility to the rest of humanity… and to our children and grandchildren."
Last week, according to Cannon, Britain (which generates 20 percent of its power from nuclear) committed to a new generation of nuclear power plants and hopes to some day equal France, which currently generates 80 percent of its entire power needs from the atom.
China and India are committing enormous resources to nuclear energy for their future power needs.
Utah may also have its first nuclear power plant, if efforts to obtain land, water rights and permits from the State and the NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) are successful.
The proposed site for the multi-billion dollar project is near Green River in Emery County. The enormous amounts of water necessary for the project have mostly been secured and will come out of Utah's share of the unused portion of water guaranteed by the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact.
Much of this unused water is presently being lost to the lower basin states of Arizona and California.
All this nuclear activity bodes well for Southeastern Utah, because some of the largest deposits of low grade uranium ore in the world are located here.
Oil: While oil is unquestionably the largest producer of wealth and tax revenue to San Juan County at the present time, there is little hope that additional wells will be found in sufficient number to make much of a difference in the future. The Aneth and Lisbon Oil Fields have produced millions of barrels of oil over the past 50 years, but pumping the remaining oil is more expensive and difficult. These old wells will eventually stop producing, and if nothing fills the void, present county assessed valuation would drop by half.
Natural Gas: When the oil fields in San Juan were being developed decades ago, natural gas was a nuisance. Not worth enough to build pipelines to transport it, much of it was simply flared off (burned) so drillers could get at the oil.
Today, the energy industry is going after this precious commodity as never before. Many old oil wells that were capped, but contained natural gas, are being redeveloped today to become gas producers.
In the past two years in San Juan County, the mineral rights to thousands of acres of land between La Sal and Blanding have been leased. Many landowners in the Monticello-Eastland area have leased their mineral rights, usually for five years, for up to $140 an acre plus royalties on anything produced.
There are presently six steel pipelines being built in San Juan County, at a cost of more than $26 million. Anyone driving around in the area between Monticello and Eastland will see pipeline crews laying miles of pipe which will gather the natural gas from old oil wells and some of the exciting new discoveries.
These expensive piplines will transport the raw gas to the huge Encana gas purification plant in Lisbon Valley for refining. After impurities and undesirable gases have been removed, the pure natural gas will be sent out of the county by pipeline to the national gas grid which services all of North America.
While nobody will say at the present time what kind of gas reserves are being found in the current drilling, it doesn't take an expert to deduce that they must be large reserves in order to justify the enormous costs of building the collector pipelines presently under construction.
This activity (done in relative anonymity to date) will greatly increase the assessed value of the county. Because of the competitive nature of bidding for mineral leases (and other factors) it has not been easy to get details.
However, the San Juan Record hopes to report news of these developments as facts become available. In any event, this should provide another major economic stimulus for the area. Perhaps some of the landowners who leased their mineral rights for exploration will become the Charlie Steen's of the 21st Century. Stay tuned.


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Sandy Chang, MD, PhD
Yale College Associate Dean for Science & Quantitative Reasoning Education, Professor of Laboratory Medicine, Pathology and Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry; Associate Director, Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory
Departments & Organizations
Laboratory Medicine: Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory
Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry
Pathology: Experimental Pathology Graduate Program
Yale Cancer Center: Radiobiology & Radiotherapy
Yale Center for Research on Aging (Y-Age)
Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Biochemistry, Quantitative Biology, Biophysics and Structural Biology (BQBS) | Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Office of Cooperative Research
Dr. Chang graduated with a BS from Yale College in 1988, and obtained his MD from Cornell University Medical College and his PhD from Rockefeller University in 1997. He completed residency in Clinical Pathology at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, and did his postdoctoral fellowship with Dr. Ronald DePinho at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School. He was an Assistant and then Associate Professor in the Department of Genetics, MD Anderson Cancer Center, before joining the faculty at Yale Medical School as a tenured Associate Professor in 2010. Dr. Chang's research interests focuses on how telomeres, protein/DNA structures at the ends of chromosomes, are properly maintained to protect chromosome ends from engaging a DNA damage response.
Dr. Chang is the recipient of numerous awards, including those from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Ellsion Medical Foundation, the Sidney Kimmel Foundation for Cancer Research, and the Ellis Benson Award from the Academy of Clinical Laboratory Physicians and Scientists. He was elected into the American Society of Clinical Investigation in 2009.
Education & Training
|Cornell University Medical College (1997)
|Rockefeller University (1996)
|Yale University (1988)
|Brigham & Women's Hospital
|Brigham & Women's Hospital
|Board Certification
|AB of Pathology, Clinical Pathology (2003)
|Board Certification
|AB of Pathology, Pathology (2014)
Honors & Recognition
Election into the American Society of Clinical InvestigationAmerican Society of Clinical Investigation (2009)
Ellis Benson AwardAcademy of Clinical Laboratory Physicians and Scientists (2007)
Sidney Kimmel Foundation for Cancer Research Scholar AwardSidney Kimmel Foundation (2005)
New Scholar in Aging AwardEllison Medical Foundation (2001)
Invited speaker to many international conferences (2002 - 2011)
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Nested Bean contacted me telling me they introduced a new swaddle called the Zen Swaddle Classic and I had to have my hands on it! It's been a few months since I've written a review on their Premium Swaddle HERE and let me tell you, the Zen swaddle i little man's favorite. We love the Premier but the Zen Classic is perfect for summer! It's light weight and the cotton is super duper soft.
He use to have a love hate relationship with being swaddled but now it's an essential part of our bedtime routine. He is knocked out in two minutes flat after being swaddled in the Zen!
The Classic is so cute too and comes in three different colors. A neutral white, pink and blue like this one.
The construction of this swaddle is pretty much the same as the Premier [pictures from the Premier]...
a small lovely newborn pocket
and my favorite part is the wide and soft Velcro that they use. Makes it easy to wrap those wiggly worms up.
The Classic is also lightly weighted, which is what makes the Zen different than other swaddles. It's what I love about these swaddles. Again, this doesn't affect it when washing. Just Velcro it shut, wash and dry. The Peruvian cotton just seems to get softer with each wash.
There are a lot of swaddles out there and I know the Zen costs a bit more than others. This was probably the only thing I didn't like about it. After having the Premier for months, I can tell the difference and know why it costs what it does. The fabric they use on these swaddles is quality. The cotton on the Classic is just so so soft [I can't say it enough] and the Zen swaddles we have will definitely be passed down to family who have kids in the future. Plus I love all the little details, like the stitching on the bird. Way to go Nested Bean!
This was his first time using the Classic and as you can see it was a hit. It's super easy to use and much safer than using a regular receiving blanket. I wrapped him like a burrito and right away his eyes just started to sink...
Until BAM he's out cold.
He's already sleeping in two six hour shifts and being swaddled is part of the reason. On those rough days I also swaddle for naps and he will sleep for two to three hours all wrapped up. I can't get enough of watching him sleep. So sweet!
He loves Nested Bean's Swaddle and so do I! You can check it out on their website HERE or on Amazon HERE.
Until next time. Toodles!
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Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW), a charity based in the United Kingdom, is complaining that counter-terrorism regulations have compelled the British bank UBS to close its account and to block its customers from donating to IRW. As ClarionProject.org reported, IRW has strong Islamist links and its CEO, Abed Ayoub, has served as an adviser to the U.S. State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development.
IRW says that UBS is acting out of a fear of being fined by the British government. It mentions that its main bank, Barclays, was fined for its business in Iran and Sudan. IRW's finance director, Haroun Atallah, warned that these counter-terrorism regulations will "increase the risks of radicalization" and act as a "recruiting sergeant" for terrorist groups, repeating a theme commonly used by Islamists under scrutiny.
In 2006, the Israeli government arrested IRW's project coordinator for its Gaza office for allegedly funneling money to Hamas. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: "The IRW's activities in Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip are carried out by social welfare organizations controlled and staffed by Hamas operatives. The intensive activities of these associations are designed to further Hamas' ideology among the Palestinian population."
IRW has an American branch called Islamic Relief USA that also has strong Islamist connections. Its fundraisers regularly featured incendiary Islamists. Americans for Peace and Tolerance first noticed that IRUSA's president and chairman of the board, Mohamed Amr Attawia, was listed as the New England director of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood in a 1991 phone directory.
Shockingly, IRUSA has been publicly embraced by the Obama Administration. IRUSA CEO Abed Ayoub, who is also a governance committee member of IRW, joined the State Department's Working Group on Religion and Foreign Policy in November 2011. He has also been a part of the U.S. Agency for International Development's Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid since April 2010. The group's website has two pictures of Ayoub with Vice President Biden.
Click here for ClarionProject.org's entire report on Islamic Relief USA.
Ryan Mauro is ClarionProject.org's National Security Analyst and a fellow with the Clarion Fund. He is the founder of WorldThreats.com and is frequently interviewed on Fox News.


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Cell Phone Tricks for Cruise Linesby Paul Motter
Watch out for this unexpected data charge by cell-phone providers even if you have data-roaming turned off.
It's probably no surprise to you that cruise lines make some money offering you cell-phone service. We have written several articles suggesting you should have a data plan in place when you go on a cruise, or turn off your phone's "data roaming" option so your email will not be downloaded automatically.
This means you can still get phone calls if there is an emergency – but not your email. Use the ship's internet access for that.
But the news to me is how high your cell phone bill can go if you forget to turn off data roaming. I learned this the hard way when I came off a Seabourn Sojourn cruise and found a $470 charge on my bill just for receiving data during the cruise (over $600 in total on the bill). The amount of data they said I received was a mere 22 megabytes, the size of a few digital camera images.
My carrier is Verizon, a company slightly new to international roaming since their network is based on CDMA – a cell phone standard only used in the U.S.
(Technical note: Europe standardized all cell networks on the digital GSM protocol in the 1990s. A European cell will work anywhere from Britain to Bulgaria. But the Telecommunication Act of 1996 allowed U.S. cell companies to choose any protocol they wanted. Verizon used the efficient – but analog – CDMA. This allowed Verizon to grow much faster than other cell companies, but CDMA is not compatible with any network except Verizon's. Only recently did Verizon start making "world phones" that also can access European networks.)
When I saw my bill and called Verizon, they could not tell me what data had been downloaded to my phone. They said FTC privacy law would require me to get a subpoena to find out that information for my own phone – for which I am being billed. I know digital technology, so I was skeptical about that. A lot of what Verizon told me made no sense.
The first Verizon customer service tech told me a data download could have happened if I had Wi-Fi turned on. I told her she was wrong, because no cruise ship has a Wi-Fi network a phone can log into without authentication. Plus, if I was on the ship's Wi-Fi network, I would get the data at no cost.
So I asked to speak with a tech support specialist. He said, "Well, technically a cruise ship is not roaming. We have agreements with them to provide them with service." I said, "I am sorry, but you are just plain wrong. If that was true, I would have been getting email all along, even though I had "data roaming" turned off." I asked to be transferred to his supervisor.
The supervisor reminded me that Verizon does sell packages allowing prepayment for roaming data, starting at $30/month for 50 megabytes. I knew that but had declined because 50 MB is nothing to me. So then I asked how much Verizon charges for data roaming without a pre-paid data package. The answer: $25 per megabyte! Unbelievable!
Here is what I think happened. I received one text message from my sister-in-law that contained a photo of our dogs. I opened it on the day they recorded my first data usage (18 megabytes). Two other times when I supposedly received 4 megabytes in "data," I assume it was for various unsolicited text messages.
This means cell phone companies do not consider texting to be "data." It goes through, even if you have data-roaming turned off – but they CHARGE you for texts as "data." That's double dipping – not ethical.
I said, "You are billing me $470 for data you can't even identify. I will take this to small claims court and say that I obviously had data roaming turned off (I did not get any email during that cruise) and so it was sent to my phone without my permission."
At this point, he made me an offer I could not refuse in the interest of saving time and aggravation. He offered to "backdate a data plan." If I agreed to pay $30 for the basic 50 megabyte data plan for October, he would only charge me $30 instead of the $470 they billed me. I agreed.
So – here is the lesson. Even if you have data roaming turned off, do NOT open any text messages you receive. I honestly don't know if that was the culprit, but it seemed to be. I don't think it is ethical to charge text messages as "data" when a person has "data roaming turned off," but that is what they do.


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Freshman Katie Sheehan
WATERFORD, CT- The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth women's cross country team finished 13th of 17 teams, while the men did not receive a team score at the Connecticut College Invitational, hosted by Connecticut College at Harkness Memorial State Park Saturday.
The women scored 330 points. Rutgers was first with 45. The Corsair men only had four entrants. Southern Connecticut State won the men's race with 52 points.
For the women, freshman Katie Sheehan (Scituate, MA/Scituate HS) led the way for the second week in a row, finishing 42nd in 23:40 for the 6000 meter race. Junior Courtney Testa (Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS) was 53rd in 24:09, senior Meaghan Bohigian (Barre, MA/Quabbin Regional HS) finished 88th in 24:59, freshman Samantha Roderigues (Somerset, MA/Somerset HS) was 126th in 25:59, freshman Carolyn Cornell (Abington, MA/Cardinal Spellman HS) was 130th, in 26:06, senior Stacey Dybel (Littleton, MA/Notre Dame Academy) finished 136th in 26:15, freshman Renee Laurencelle (Tyngsboro, MA/Tyngsboro HS) was 162nd in 27:31, and senior Megan Oliveira (Somerset, MA/Somerset HS) was 173rd in 27:55.
For the men, sophomore Zach Switaj (Tamworth, NH/Kennett Regional HS) was 98th in 28:14 for the five mile course. Freshman Eric Karstunen (Pembroke, MA/Pembroke HS) was 115th in 28:33, freshman Matt Ferro (Halifax, MA/Silver Lake HS)was 141st in 29:25, and freshman David Yumping (Brockton, MA/Brockton HS) was 172nd in 31:15.
"In the women's race, Katie Sheehan continued to impress," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Jon Hird. "The field included some of the top Division III teams from New York and New Jersey, and finishing as high as she did for a freshman is very good. Courtney Testa improved from her race here last year, and fellow freshman Carolyn Cornell is starting to come around. This is the only time we will run a race at this distance before regionals. We kept three of our men home to allow them to rest up from little nagging injuries. Those that ran did run well, with everyone running as fast as or faster than they did last week. It was nice to get one more meet in before the conference meet in two weeks. "
The Corsairs will return to action when they host the Little East Conference and New England Alliance Championships in two weeks.


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Needed: Recipe for German Pfeffernusse Cookies
I am searching for the authentic pfeffernusse recipe. Anyone have one or suggest a source? I have googled and found a couple but I don't know which is more authentic. Some have almonds for the nuts part and some recipes don' call for nuts at all. The spices called for are generally the same. Then there is the debate over black pepper and white pepper. My neighbor is a WWII vet harking back to a childhood memory of this Christmas cookies. He says the ones he had were round, hard and dusted with powered sugar. The recipe I got years ago from our schoolsecretary, Bertha Gerber were not round nor dusted with powdered sugar. Her's are rolled thin like a pencil and cut in small almost squares of .5 in X .5 inch. They were like eating rocks but oh, so tasty and spicy. I looks forward to seeing what comes back on this search. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! whosinthekitchen~ Lisa


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Thursday, April 19, 2012 10:33 pm
Refined design
Saturday, April 21, the Springfield Art Association congratulates this year's group of locals who created art for its annual fundraising exhibit and reception. This year as the program went green, artists were presented with the challenge of creating art from discarded or recycled materials. Join the SAA, and chairwomen Sarah Albracht and Mary Trask, and view the work of more than 20 individuals who donated their time to produce these masterpieces. The artists include Karen Conn, Cory Jobe and Tony Leone. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
Personalities Paint
Saturday, Apr. 21, 6-9pm
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Emmys 2012 — Our Picks for Worst Dressed
For the 2012 Emmys, Hollywood's elite called upon their stylists, makeup artists, hair gurus and jewelers to make them look pretty for this big ol' pat-on-the-back fest. But some outfits made us wonder if these creative and famous types put a little too much faith in their handlers.
So with that said, here are our picks for the five worst gowns at this year's awards.
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Julianne Moore
The gorgeous redhead had a rare fashion misstep here. The canary yellow color was a nice pop against her porcelain skin and flame-colored hair, but did it really need that much fabric? Get thee to a nunnery.
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Heidi Klum
The German supermodel proved that there CAN be too much of a good thing. Her seafoam green gown with its plunging neckline and two leg slits didn't leave much to the imagination, and felt a little trashy to boot. We have to think Klum herself would banish any designer who put this together on 'Project Runway.'
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Phoebe Price
The ginger actress has way too much going on here and it all clashes. There are too many frills, an unflattering asymmetrical hem and those putrid Day-Glo orange shoes that look like she swung by the mall and picked them up at Hot Topic on her way to the show. No, no, a thousand times no.
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Glenn Close
We appreciate the fact that the mature 'Damages' actress dresses her age, but she missed the mark on Sunday night. While classic black and white is always a wise choice, the busy, distracting pattern made her look wider than she is -- and is thus a fashion failure.
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Lena Dunham
'Girls' writer and actress Lena Dunham -- who reminds us of Diablo Cody with her snappy dialogue that exactly no one in her generation speaks -- is supposed to be the epitome of edgy, so this frumpy, floor-sweeping, lacy grandma's frock might be a lame attempt to be so-uncool-it's-really-cool. But since we're giving the verdict and have the final say, here it is: Lena Dunham was the worst dressed woman at the 2012 Emmys.


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The segv was relatively easy to find and fix. A regression introduced in JamVM 1.5.1, when I added unloader objects to unload JNI libraries after the classloader which loaded them is garbage-collected. This was itself a fix for library unloading, which used to be done within GC, but broke if the JNI_OnUnload function called back into Java.
Basically, I didn't take into account libraries which have a JNI_OnUnload function being loaded by the boot classloader (the NULL loader). This is pointless, as the boot classloader is never collected, and therefore no library loaded by it can be unloaded. However, the fix was simple - just ignore them.
The next problem was with MemoryManagerMXBean. I spent some time implementing native support for ThreadMXBean in JamVM 1.4.4 as part of the thread re-work, but never got round to implementing the full set, as nothing much seemed to use them. For now, a simple implementation which just returns "no memory managers" appears to be sufficient.
After that there was a problem with annotations, where an AnnotationTypeMismatchException was being thrown. This took some time to track down because I had to remember how annotations worked! It ended up being a mismatch between an annotation array value and the method return type. When parsing the annotation, the array values can be any one of a number of types, so in JamVM an Object array is created (when the array is created, the elements haven't yet been parsed so the type isn't known). But the method return value is the specific type, in this case String[]. Luckily, a similar problem has been found with the implementation in gcj, so I was able to adapt the fix into JamVMs version of sun.reflect.annotation.AnnotationInvocationHandler.
Problem number 4 was with VMClassLoader.getPackage(). The default GNU Classpath implementation relies on a META-INF/INDEX.LIST file existing in the first Jar in the bootclasspath. JRuby uses Constantine, which uses the package name to load an appropriate constant class. As the Constantine Jar is added to the bootclasspath, even if the INDEX.LIST existed, it wouldn't have any package information for it. A quick and dirty implementation of VMClassLoader.getBootPackages() which doesn't need INDEX.LIST fixed this.
Finally, there was a problem with Class.getSimpleName(). The simple name is appended to the package name to locate the constant class. However, the GNU Classpath implementation of getSimpleName (which delegates to VMClass) is broken. Again, I took the fix from gcj.
After all this, jRuby runs!
rob@dougal:~$ jruby hello.rb
Hello World!
The next thing to try was jirb (interactive shell). For some reason, the default prompt doesn't work (nothing is shown, it may be related to sun.misc.Signal, as jirb complains about an unsupported trap). However, the simple prompt does.
rob@dougal:~$ jirb --prompt simple
trap not supported or not allowed by this VM
>> include_class java.lang.System
include_class java.lang.System
=> Java::JavaLang::System
>> System.getProperty("java.vm.name")
=> "JamVM"
>> System.getProperty("java.vendor")
=> "GNU Classpath"
>> quit


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In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the taer is a monstrous, primate-like creature. It resembles a muscular gorilla with a vertically elongated head, and gritty white fur (the creature is similar in appearance to a yeti). The taer absolutely despises company. It lives in cold mountain caves, far away from civilization, and kills anything that comes near it. It attacks first by throwing bone spears at intruders, and then, if the spear misses or does not kill the victim, it moves in to first pummel and then tear the victim apart. It uses the remains to make more bone spears. They also fight with crude wooden clubs and crudgels. The ultimate weapon of a Taer, though, is an enormous, two-handed greatclub, carved out of a single tree trunk. The weak will and lack of intelligence of taers leads them to be commonly enslaved by other, more intelligent evil creatures, such as tanar'ri, who use them as cheap, disposable henchmen and guardians.
Taers are neutral evil in alignment.
Taer names are often very close to orc and ogre names. Easy to say, short and simple is the key.
- Breault, Mike, ed, et al. Greyhawk Monstrous Compendium Appendix (TSR, 1990)
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You probably don't remember this because we had Hartstock 2.0 on the team this year - Matthew Mulligan.
At least we paid Mulligan the minimum to suck. We were paying Hartstock over $1m. And if Mulligan was wide open and the pass hit him in the chest, he at least had a chance to catch teh ball. Not a great one, but at least a chance.


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Jack Kelly's Pittsburgh Post-Gazette column picks up on the CIA's subversion of the Bush administration and quotes John's Standard column on the subject: "Ciao, CIA." Kelly writes:
On Aug. 2, Dafna Linzer of the Washington Post reported that "a major U.S. intelligence review has projected that Iran is about a decade away from manufacturing the key ingredient for a nuclear weapon, roughly doubling the previous estimate of five years."
On Dec. 5, the Jerusalem Post reported that Mohammed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, "confirmed Israel's assessment that Iran is only a few months away from creating an atomic bomb."
My, how time flies. It hasn't seemed as if 10 years have elapsed since last summer.
The CIA could be right, and the Israeli intelligence service Mossad and the IAEA could be wrong. But given the CIA's forecasting record — it missed the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Islamic revolution in Iran, the warning signs of 9/11 and Saddam's WMD — that's not the way to bet.
Intelligence analysis isn't the only thing the CIA does sloppily. The Bush administration suffered major embarrassment when it was disclosed that the United States was holding top al-Qaida suspects in "secret prisons" in eastern Europe and North Africa.
A Swedish journalist who prepared one of the first stories on the CIA flights that transported al-Qaida captives told Josh Gerstein of The New York Sun the CIA did a poor job of covering its tracks.
"I would say they didn't give a damn," Fredrik Laurin told Mr. Gerstein. "If I was an American taxpayer, I'd be upset."
For a show broadcast in May of last year, Mr. Laurin traced the tail number of a Gulfstream jet used to transport captives to a clearly phony company in Massachusetts.
"You weren't able to trace the name to any living individual," Mr. Laurin said. "They were all living in post office boxes in Virginia.
"If that's all the imagination they can drum up at Langley, I'd fire the bunch," Mr. Laurin added.
But if the CIA hasn't been very good at ferreting out the secrets of our enemies, or keeping our own, it has shown a talent for playing politics.
"The CIA's war against the Bush administration is one of the great untold stories of the past three years," wrote lawyer and Web logger John Hinderaker in The Weekly Standard.
The CIA has used its budget to fund criticism of the Bush administration by former Democratic officeholders, and permitted a serving analyst, Michael Scheuer, to publish and promote a book bashing the president.
The principal CIA weapon has been the leak. Reporters for ABC, The New York Times and The Washington Post didn't have to do even the minimal legwork Mr. Laurin did to out the CIA's clandestine "rendition" program. It was handed to them by "current and former intelligence officials."
"So the CIA established policies that it knew would be controversial and would damage American interests if revealed, and then leaked the existence of those policies to The Washington Post for the purpose of damaging the Bush administration," Mr. Hinderaker wrote.
A rogue CIA that subverts American democracy has long been a staple of moonbat mythology. How ironic that the rogues in the CIA should turn out to be leftists who harm America to benefit Democrats.
Reuel Marc Gerecht, a former CIA operative in the Middle East, sees little hope the agency can be reformed:
The CIA's "muscle-bound bureaucratization, combined with the failure of the press to accurately represent to the public the Agency's actual problems … holds out little hope that we will see the innovation needed to combat bin-Ladenism," he wrote last year.
"For almost a decade now the CIA put a low priority on recruiting human sources abroad," agreed Robert Baer, another former CIA Middle East operative and author of "See No Evil." "The CIA was more concerned about being politically correct."
"The problem with the CIA is that the senior executives responsible for production of intelligence just aren't good enough," said Herbert Meyer, assistant to legendary CIA Director William Casey.
In the 1990s, the late Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan proposed abolishing the CIA. That seemed far out then. It doesn't seem so far out now. It might be easier to start from scratch than to clean up the mess the CIA has become.
"The CIA is in deep crisis," Mr. Hinderaker said. "It is not at all clear that its survival is in the national interest."
The war of the bureaucracy against the Bush administration is the biggest story of the day and the mainstream media are serving simply as an instrument of agencies seeking to undermine our own elected government. The story is lying in plain sight, waiting to be told. You'd think some serious reporter would notice, if not care, but you would apparently be wrong.
UPDATE: George Mason University Law School Professor and Hoover Institution Fellow Peter Berkowitz writes:
I read with interest your item today on the CIA's decrepitude. Reuel Mark Gerecht's excellent chapter in The Future of American Intelligence (Hoover Institution Press, 2005) shows that this decrepitude goes back decades and calls for massive reform. The chapter is publicly available: "A New Clandestine Service: The Case for Creative Destruction" (in PDF).
It should be noted that The Future of American Intelligence is edited by Professor Berkowitz.
MORE: Dr. Richard Samuelson is the Henry Salvatori Visiting Scholar in the Amerian Founding at Claremont McKenna College. Dr. Samuelson comments:
I have been following your discussion of the CIA's failings with interest. They make me wonder whether the CIA has gotten over the Reagan years and the end of the Soviet Union. The CIA was created as part of the new bureaucratic state in the 1940s and 1950s, and rose as part of the consensus liberalism of the Truman and Eisenhower years. I realize that there was much strife but the liberal anti-communist establishment, in both parties, was in charge. Dean Acheson's refusal to distance himself from Hiss spoke volumes–it was about class and training. Today the CIA, like other departments of the government that traditionally have been staffed by Ivy leaguers, and like the old media establishment, are having their status threatened from various quarters. Inevitably they react. The idea of people outside their circle running thigs does not compute.


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GameSpot's Jonathan Toyad brings you to a musical tour of 2012's greatest in video game music.
GameSpot's Jonathan Toyad brings you to a musical tour of 2012's greatest in video game music.
These are GameSpot's nominees for the 2012 RPG of the Year.
This week we check out Sleeping Dogs, Darksiders II, and The Last Story.
Here's the official trailer for The Last Story, which premiered at E3 2012.
Mark explores the beautiful city of Lazilus in this video review for The Last Story.
Zael's band of mercenaries take on a clan of gargantuan gargoyles in this gameplay from The Last Story.
Zael gets the shock of his life in this gameplay from The Last Story.
Check this fierce, sword-filled battle from The Last Story.
Zael plays cupid in this side quest from The Last Story.
Here's a director's cut trailer for The Last Story featuring Hironobu Sakaguchi.
Here's a quick teaser trailer for The Last Story.
This trailer teases the contents of The Last Story's limited edition.
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One is not irreversible until the 8th Bhumi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhūmi_(Buddhism) which is the level corresponding to "nirvana". I don't think Nonin is denying anything, unless when folks use the term "Zen Buddhist Masters" they are saying that each of those masters is definitely a 8th-10th Bhumi Bodhisattvas or full Buddha. (and if they are saying that then that is probably a topic for another thread)Astus wrote:"We need to remember, however, that awakening is not a permanent event, that all of us, even those who have deeply awakened to our true nature and the nature of our relationship to the rest of the universe can fall into delusion in an instant and act badly, causing harm to ourselves and others."Matt J wrote:I don't see that at all. Nonin writes (in my opinion) controversial things at times but this article is not one of them.
Are you a part of a formal Zen tradition? There may be a disconnect between different teachings.
"The law of cause and effect governs all our actions. No one can escape it, even the Zen Buddhist master who foolishly thinks that he or she is beyond it."
The impossibility of becoming free from karma, from samsara, sounds to me like denying nirvana. Saying that one is never permanently liberated means that the chain of dependent origination cannot be broken.
Would you say that Nonin's Zen is a teaching that promises no freedom, unlike other forms of Buddhism?
Edit: having read through the article and comments, it appears Nonin is quite active in responding to comments being made. You could ask him directly about this.


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Whether the Miami cannibal was actually on synth-weed or not (he wasn't) the compounds found in Spice and Bath Salts have earned such a bad rep in their brief period of prominence that the federal government has decided to step in and do what it does best—enact a completely ineffective ban on their sale and possession.
The President signed a bill into law Monday outlawing the 31 most common compounds found in bath salts and synth-weed. The president should of course be commended for stepping up and at least doing something about the growing problem however, one only has to look back to, oh I dunno, every other drug prohibition since the start of the nation to see that this will do very little in practice. We've already reported on how previous attempts to ban the sale of certain bath salt compounds resulted in their manufacturers simply tweaking the chemical structure to skirt the embargo, will this time be any different? Probably not. [Stop the Drug War via Weed Porn Daily - Image: Ian R]
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We took a look at the situation between Take-Two and 3D Realms a few days ago, but things are starting to heat up: the publisher has now brought suit against 3D Realms for its inability to bring Duke Nukem Forever to market.
There is some interesting information to be had here. Take-Two paid a reported $12 million for the publishing rights to the game back in 2000, and a second agreement was reached in 2007.
"Apogee continually delayed the completion date for the Duke Nukem Forever," Take-Two said in the complaint, as reported by Bloomberg. "Apogee repeatedly assured Take-Two and the video-gaming community that it was diligently working toward competing development of the PC Version of the Duke Nukem Forever."
3D Realms has been closed down, the developers who worked on the game are looking for employment elsewhere, and funding to continue work is apparently an issue. While the lawsuit is understandable—Take-Two basically paid $12 million to publish a game that was never finished—it's unclear what the company hopes to gain in the courts. One can only imagine George Broussard chained to a desk, trying to finish the game himself, working 18-hour days until it's completed.
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First year students at CSB and SJU got to tap into their inner child on Aug. 23, led by renowned drummer Jim Donovan. As they took their seats in the Stephen B. Humphrey Theater at SJU for an orientation session on Fine Arts Programming, they found placed at each seat one of a variety of noisemakers: drum sticks, clackers, whackers, drums, bells and cymbals.
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Pumpkin Puff Pancakes
1 c. all-purpose flour
1 Tbls. sugar
2 tsp. baking powder
½ tsp. salt
½ tsp. ground cinnamon
1 c. milk
½ c. canned pumpkin
2 slightly beaten egg yolks
2 Tbls. cooking oil
2 egg whites
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