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The Tour De France will mark its centenary next year with a route perhaps overly rich in symbolism of its past glory. Unveiled yesterday in the glitzy surroundings of the Concorde Lafayette commercial centre in Paris, the 2003 route will cram in everything from the six cities originally visited on the first Tour – Lyon, Marseilles, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Nantes and the French capital itself – to climbs as famous as the Galibier and Alpe D'Huez.
Much of the remainder will have a similarly thinly disguised patriotic vein. The 6.5-kilometre opening prologue will start under the Eiffel Tower before running along the banks of the River Seine, for example, and not one single kilometre of the 3,361 that comprise the 2003 course is outside France's borders.
Nor are any of the Tour's usual ingredients, such as a team time-trial and two individual races against the clock, missing from the 2003 recipe. The second of these time trials – as has become traditional – takes place just 24 hours before the race returns to Paris for the typical concluding series of 10 laps around the Champs Elysées.
The 20 stages in between are equally soaked in Tour and/or French sporting history. The first begins outside the Stade de France stadium before the racing kicks off in earnest outside the Café du Reveil-Matin, the same hostelry that was witness to the start of the first Tour in 1903.
Then following a week on France's north-eastern plains the first serious challenge is a gruelling 200km grind through the Alps on day eight.
This stage will take the 22 teams past the monument to race founder Henri Desgranges on the much-feared Galibier climb before heading to the famous 23 hairpin bends on Alpe D'Huez, by far the Tour's most celebrated ascent.
But it is the four mountain stages in the Pyrenees a week later that will almost certainly decide the final classification. The toughest takes the riders over the moonscape of the Tourmalet pass immediately prior to the third and last summit finish, at Luz-Ardiden ski station. A final 40km race against the clock in Nantes will have a limited impact in comparison.
Reactions among the 21 former Tour winners present were mixed, although according to the race organiser Jean-Marie Leblanc, the route's singular lack of originality "with no more mountains or less time-trial length than usual" is intentional.
However, as Lance Armstrong fights for his fifth consecutive Tour win next July, such determination to keep the faith with its own past could also result in a course that is all too predictable – and easy, therefore, for the Texan to control.
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It's a new year and all that. The first few days of the New Year were a tiny bit rough, as I'd spent the Eve at the Red Palace's farewell gala. Let's just say that there were a few tears shed. And then a few days ago I got hammered by some sort of virus or perhaps a bad sinus infection; I've been slouching around, blowing my nose and coughing, popping meds to cope with the pain from my throat and ears. If this keeps up much longer I'm calling the doc; these things often resolve themselves but the pain is keeping me from sleeping.
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Every month, Brooklyn's Observatory Room has an impressive array of lectures and workshops; check out their schedule here.
1/11 - The Gaslight Gala. A celebration of Arthur Conan Doyle's birthday, with drinks, buffet, skits, raffle, and an auction. 6:30 to 11:00. Tix are $78; info here. The Manhattan Club, 201 W 52nd St, New York, NY.
1/18 - Swami YoMahmi Presents: The Doctor Who Burlesque Adventure! It may sound weird, but the last Who-oriented burly-q show was a sellout, capacity crowd, so this is a must-have ticket. Two shows, 9:00 and 11:30; tix are $10 advance, $12 at the door, if any. The Black Cat, 1811 14th St NW, Washington, DC.
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1/19 - The 204th Poe Birthday Bash! I'm very, very likely to miss this, so anyone in the area who's going should get in touch and take some pictures at least. Meet author Kelly Creagh before the show, then watch Poe Masquers perform "The Masque of the Red Death." Then actor Tony Tsendeas takes the stage for his "Poe Show." The traditional toast, and a screening of the pilot of the upcoming TV series The Following, which has Poe elements.7:00, tix $25 in advance, $35 at the door, available here. Westminster Hall, 510 W Fayette St, Baltimore, MD.
1/25 - New York Variety All-Stars. Sideshow and zaniness from NYC-based artistes Adam RealMan, Cardone, and Kryssy Kocktail. 9:00; tix are $10 advance, $12 at the door. The Black Cat, 1811 14th St NW, Washington, DC.
1/25 - Calendar Girls Burlesque. Lot of my friends here, including MC Hot Todd Lincoln, and performers Tapitha Kix, Mourna Handful, Cherie Sweetbottom, Beaujolais Nouveau, Petra Precocious, Kiki Allure, Ruby Rockafella, Cherie Nuit, and Maki Rolle, in a laugh- and bump-filled tribute to the holidays. 8:00; tix are $10. The Yellow Sign Theater, 1726 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD.
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Sex can be recreational and fun. Although the kind of sex that you mention (the complete absence of feelings) usually happened when I was seriously inebriated...
Hubby and I used to swing. We have had an open type relationship. We have engaged in 3somes and moresomes. It was fun. Just like swimming or skiing or dancing can be fun. But when done - everyone goes home and either there's a personal connection or there's not - but we're all heading back to our lives.
Sex can also be incredibly emotional and connective. I have experienced that "want to crawl up inside you and be part of you" sex with one person - my hubby.
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Alternatives to grand opera and popular musical go back at least as far as Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire, early Stravinsky, and Kurt Weill as well as the Broadway and off-Broadway theater operas of the '30s and '40s, and the modernist experiments of the '60s. Yet this long and continuing history, with its complex ideas and philosophy as well as musical and theatrical achievements, has never been properly sorted out. This book is the first comprehensive attempt in English to cover a still-emerging art form in its widest range. It provides a wealth of examples and descriptions, not only of the wo ... More
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Goodbye, North Warren Central School
The tables are clean, the shelves are empty, and the bulletin boards are bare. The door is locked and the keys have been handed over to the new art teacher.
I've spent the past 37 years teaching in NY state public schools, 27 of those years in my current district, and 13 in my current building and room, which was brand new when I moved in. So I have been the first and only tenant in this classroom. But now it belongs to someone else.
The ritual of honking and waving is over.
Yesterday was our annual end-of -year luncheon and these were the cute cakes.
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Today friend 'C' spent a lot of time in my room helping me clean and sort. We came across this self-portrait I did several years ago, when some students were painting their own self-portraits. My glasses have changed, and my hair has less dark left in it, and I wasn't wearing my punctuation earrings today, but otherwise I guess I haven't changed much.
A lot of people stopped in my room to say goodbye and ask how I felt. Truth is, I feel just fine, though tired. (I've spent the last several weeks with the philosophy of a Warren Zevon song: "I'll sleep when I'm dead".) But I did not even get emotional. My favorite goodbye was from the male 2nd grade teacher (a really cool guy who now owns my frog). He walked by me on our way back from the waving, and said "I don't do goodbye." I said "me neither" and we both kept walking.
If I had been at all unsure or ambivalent about my choice to retire, the last several weeks have made it much easier. NY State's new regulations regarding student assessments and teacher evaluations, which seem to change on a daily basis, have everyone stressed to the max. In the final days of school, many teachers were stuck in training, or writing SLO's, or doing other stuff related to the new regs that took them frequently out of their classrooms on their last days with their students.
Meanwhile, a couple of key staff cuts mean some challenges for elementary scheduling and teaching for the coming year. Our school has always had a K-12 library and one librarian, with a full time library aide. With the position of her library aide cut for the coming year, how does the librarian teach elementary library classes if she has high school students at the same time needing library services? And with the elementary computer class being discontinued, and the former computer teacher becoming the new art teacher (my replacement), the elementary teachers will be expected to do all the computer instruction, which is especially important this coming year as they have been told that a technology element needs to be incorporated in all subject areas. Who will the teachers go to when they need help? I know if I was still going to be teaching, it would be a problem for me because I have ZERO experience with teaching computers.
I know none of this is my problem any more but I feel for the challenges my colleagues will face. The stress has been evident throughout the building.
One last thing here - way back when I was still a college art ed student, one tidbit told to us students by our professors really stuck in my mind: an art teacher should always take the time to make friends with their custodians, as they are your most important allies. For those of you newer teachers, let me tell you, this may have been the most important bit of real world advice that I learned in college. I can't thank my wonderful custodians enough for putting up with me and all my messes, for watering my (many) plants on vacations, for hauling heavy stuff out of and into my car, for hanging framed student artwork in the halls, for just generally being good, kind, nice, helpful people, and for so many others things I can't name here. Thank you Dawn and Dan and Randy and Tim and Joe and Jerry and all the others in years gone by. You are the best! They took very good care of me. And thanks to the college profs that had the good sense to make sure they passed on that important tidbit of advice to their students.
That's all for tonight, but lest you think I'm out of stuff to post about, don't worry. I have several years worth of photos saved, with projects I still want to share with you, and even some recent stuff I haven't yet posted. (An aside here: my original plan was to post the photos of my empty room with just the word GOODBYE and nothing more. As you can see, I couldn't keep myself from babbling so much more.)
So have a good summer, but keep visiting because I'll still be blogging!
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We, too, were given that valuable advice about custodians and I couldn't agree more!! Congratulations on this milestone. As one retiree to another, I think you're going to like the freedom that having more time offers. So many things in this world to explore and learn about. When I was working full time I often would think, "Oh I'll do that when I have more time" and whatever it was got relegated to the summer. Now, I just dive right in and try new stuff all the time without considering available time.
I look forward to reading about what you'll be diving into (and I don't just mean your beloved lake)!!Congratulations, Phyl! And YES, the number one thing I remember from being in college for art ed was "befriend the cleaning staff!" and they were SO right! I can't get through a day without relying on the custodial staff for something. They are so essential to how well a school (especially an art class!) runs.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best in your retirement! I echo your sentiments about custodians - thank you for reminding everyone about their importance to us! There is nothing like entering my room in the morning and being greeted by clean sinks, clean floors and clean tables! More often than not, my plants were watered, and occasionally (when she couldn't stand the chaos) my desk left straightened with neat piles in place of a spread of papers, projects & supplies. A few times, when I noticed something seemed different in the room I determined that she had dusted & straightened my bookshelves as well...what a blessing!
I look forward to your future posts as I'm sure it will be many more years before you actually 'retire'...Hey Phyl,
After reading all of the nice things people had to say to you, I don't have much else to add except to say I wish it was me too! I keep telling everyone I have 4 more years left in me, but I know that's probably wishful thinking! I am so happy for you and will look froward to many more posts about art, art education, and the joys of retirement. I raise my glass to you!


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A Washington DC Council committee this week gave an approval to a project in the 4100 block of Georgia Avenue by allowing closure of the alley between Georgia Ave., Kansas Ave., and Taylor St. The local ANC has already given its approval for the Neighborhood Development Corp (NDC) to construct a mixed-use rental development just north of the Petworth Metro, expected to contain 72 affordable apartments, with construction to start this Fall (artist's rendering of building is pictured). Included will be 10,500 square feet of retail and 57 underground parking spaces. The Petworth construction boom comes as nearby condo projects Park Place (completion in 2008) prepares to start sales shortly, and as Georgia Avenue readies for a new rapid transit bus running from Silver Spring to the National Archives. The novel rapid transit will operate new 40- foot buses beginning the end of September, reducing the number of stops from 54 to 14, and will be equipped with an emitter that lengthens the timing of green lights to allow the bus to pass through.
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Cheesy Mac & Rib Melt
It's a new year for food trucks in the Valley, and the mobile kitchen's scene newest (and cheesiest) entry comes straight from the City of Angels.
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Since 2009, The Grilled Cheese Truck has been roaming the streets of L.A., serving up grilled cheese sandwiches, natch, along with soup and tater tots. It's been staggeringly popular since launching and it's won numerous awards, so this year, owner and founder Dave Danhi, a chef for years in some of L.A.'s most notable restaurants, decided the time was right to expand. And Phoenix is the first stop on his list.
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"There's something about the people in Phoenix that makes the city a snapshot of America," Danhi tells me, explaining why Phoenix was his first city of choice for expansion. "Plus, it's close enough to L.A. that I can manage the business. And the hot summers make it a good test market for my online ordering system."
At a recent First Friday, Danhi tells me, he tasted some great street eats in the form of fry bread and goodies from Old Dixie's Southern Kitchen. One thing Danhi has not been excited about are the city's regulations regarding food trucks. "More extreme" than they are in L.A., many seem outdated, and Danhi says he'd like to work with the city on improving them.
Making everything from scratch and using quality ingredients, The Grilled Cheese truck offers "plain" grilled cheese sandwiches, and customers can choose from cheeses such as sharp cheddar, double cream Brie, or sundried tomato and basil goat cheese on French or wheat bread; signature creations such as the French Onion Soup Melt made with Gruyere, onion soup confit, a Parmesan crust and served with onion soup broth; and sweet creations like the decadent S'more Melt.
But the sandwich everyone should try, Danhi tells me, is what started his business in the first place: The Cheesy Mac and Rib. It features macaroni and cheese, pulled barbecue pork, caramelized onions, and Tillamook Sharp Cheddar Cheese grilled between slices of dense buttermilk bread.
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Yelloweye rockfish
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Scientific classification | |
Kingdom: | Animalia |
Phylum: | Chordata |
Class: | Actinopterygii |
Order: | Scorpaeniformes |
Family: | Sebastidae |
Genus: | Sebastes |
Species: | S. ruberrimus |
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The yelloweye rockfish (Sebastes ruberrimus) is a rockfish of the genus Sebastes, and one of the biggest members of the genus. Its name derives from its coloration. It is also locally known as "red snapper",[1][2] not to be confused with the warm-water species Lutjanus campechanus that formally carries the name red snapper. The yelloweye is one of the world's longest-lived fish species, and is cited to live to a maximum of 114 to 120 years of age. As they grow older, they change in color, from reddish in youth, to bright orange in adulthood, to pale yellow in old age. Yelloweye live in rocky areas and feed on small fish and other rockfish. They reside in the East Pacific and range from Baja California to Dutch harbor in Alaska.
Yelloweye rockfish are prized for their meat, and were declared overfished in 2002, at which time a survey determined that their population, which had been in decline since the 1980s, was just 7–13% of numbers before commercial fishing of the species began. Because of the slow reproductive age of the species, recovery of the species is difficult, and liable to last decades, even with the harshest restrictions; Washington state, for example, maintains a quota of under 1000 individuals per year. It is currently under consideration for listing under Threatened or Endangered status.
The yelloweye rockfish is colored red on its back, orange to yellow on the sides, and black on the fin tips. Its young are typically under 28 cm (11 in) in length, and differ from the adults in that they have two reddish-white stripes along their belly,[3] and are often red. Because of the distinct difference in coloration between juveniles and adults, they were considered separate species for a long time.[4] Its head spines are exceptionally strong. They grow to a maximum length of 36 in (0.9 m) and are typically found in the 28-to-215-fathom (51-to-393 m) range, although specimen have been reported up to a maximum depth of 260 fathoms (475 m).[3]
Yelloweye rockfish live to be extremely old, even for their unusually long-lived genus. They average 114[1] to 120[2] years of age; the oldest ones reach as much as 147 years. They fade from bright orange to a paler yellow as they grow in age. They are exceptionally slow developing as well, not reaching maturity until they are around 20 years of age.[1]
Larval yelloweye feed on diatoms, dinoflagellates, crustaceans, tintinnids, and cladocerans, and juveniles consume copepods and euphausiids of all life stages. Adults eat demersal invertebrates and small fishes, including other species of rockfish.[4]
The yelloweye rockfish has been recorded all along the East Pacific, from Umnak Island and Prince William Sound, Alaska, to Ensenada, Baja California.[5] They are typically found in deeper, rocky-bottomed areas; in fact, they often spend their entire lifetime on a single rock pile.[2]
Value to fishing[edit]
Due to their large size and fillet quality, yelloweye rockfish are a highly prized species in both commercial and recreational fisheries. Historically, yelloweye are taken in by trawl, line, and sports gear. Fishing of the species using trawls was restricted following a 2000 resolution to keep trawlers out of their primary habitats.[6]
Yelloweye brought to the surface by fishing boats tend to die of decompression barotrauma and temperature shock. According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, the fish is liable to die if brought to the surface from a depth of over 10 fathoms (60 ft; 18 m).[6]
Recent federal research by John Hyde at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA's) Southwest Fisheries Science Center in San Diego indicates that, after a yelloweye is brought to the surface, devices which bring these fish back to 45 meters below the sea surface may allow the fish to recompress and survive, analogous to 'an ambulance ride home after an angler catches it.' The federal Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) may begin considering proposals to compensate anglers for using these devices, as a means to restore fish stocks.[7]
A stock assessment of the species, which incorporated data gathered from northern California and Oregon, was done in 2001. The study concluded the fish's numbers are just 7% of what they would be without human intervention in northern California, and a slightly higher 13% in Oregon. The assessment also showed a 30-year decline in numbers. These numbers are far below the 25% threshold at which a fish is labeled "overfished." As a result, the yellowfish is separated from the assessment group of rockfish in general of which it was a part.[6]
Although efforts are being made to facilitate a recovery in numbers, a formal rebuilding of the species would take decades, as much as 100 years of recovery. This is associated with the fact that they do not reach sexual maturity until they are 10 to 20 years of age.[1][6] A total of 13.5 metric tons (29,800 lb) of yelloweye catch were allowed coastwide in 2002. This limit is set so that fisheries can potentially catch yelloweye if they are caught accidentally, but prevents the targeted fishing of the species. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, meanwhile, prohibited retention of yelloweye rockfish caught by recreational fisheries. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has a daily limit of one yelloweye rockfish. Commercial retention of the rockfish is prohibited except for a small 300 lb (136 kg) limit, to allow yellowfish caught dead to be retained.[6] California's sportfishing regulations prohibit the take or possession of Yelloweye rockfish (also Cowcod and Bronzespotted and Canary Rockfish).[8]
As time passed, the restrictions on fishing became stricter; the 2009 Washington state quota is just 6,000 pounds (2.7 t), fewer than 1000 fish. State departments are prepared to close down anglers hunting halibut to protect the species if the situation becomes dire.[2]
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- ^ "Sebastes ruberrimus". Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Retrieved 26 November 2009.
- ^ a b c d e "Avoid Yelloweye Rockfish". June 4, 2002. Retrieved 26 November 2009.
- ^ Chen, Ingfei (June 13, 2011). "Putting Rockfish Back Where They Belong". Science. Retrieved November 6, 2012.
- ^ https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Fishing/Ocean/Regulations/Sport-Fishing
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- Milton S. Love, Mary Yoklavich, Lyman K. Thorsteinson, (2002), The Rockfishes of the Northeast Pacific, University of California Press, pp. 234–236
- Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2009). "Sebastes ruberrimus" in FishBase. August 2009 version.
- National Marine Fisheries Service canary rockfish webpage


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Pungent Stench: Praise The Names of The Musical Assassins
Pungent Stench were always misunderstood, at least insofar as a band with absolutely no clue can be misunderstood. It's a good thing they could play their instruments, and for a while in the early-to-mid 90s they achieved a startling amount of relevancy for a band with an album called "Been Caught Buttering". Call them the missing link between AC and Gwar. Or don't call them at all, you might not like what's on their answering machine. At any rate, by mid-decade (1995) Pungent Stench were no more, leaving only an extremely foul vapor in their midst and a handful of unreleased/rare tracks, which have been compiled (sans track listing- thanks NB!!) on Praise the Names of the Musical Assassins. Song titles aside, the liner notes are quite impressively reproduced, including a four-page list of presumably every show the band ever played, and also detailed documents concerning from whence these nuggets were mined. A full discography is lined out for the less seasoned fan, because according to "Mr. Stench"'s enclosed comments, once you hear these tracks you're going to need the whole collection. That's going too far, but you can't call yourself an educated death metal fan if you aren't familiar with some small portion of this band's work, and at 19 cuts Praise the Names... is all the Stench most will be able to stomach. For the time frame in which Pungent Stench existed, it's hard to deny them their place in death metal history. But it's equally difficult to dispute the fact that the band's demise will undoubtedly fuel their legend far more than if they'd stuck around to become just another consistent group hashing it out on the extreme metal circuit. Because for all the engaging thrash on Praise The Names... the one thing it all has in common is a stubborn resistance to progression. But Pungent Stench were never meant to be an eternal threat. More like a bad fart that lingers around for awhile and fades while the memory's still fresh.
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Wanna know what the villain of Yash Raj Films' upcoming action flick will look like?
Jackie Shroff has already started shooting his forthcoming action movie Dhoom:3. And we know this 'coz he was spotted near Capitol Cinema, Mumbai, with cameras and crew following his every move. So even as he gets on track, Aamir Khan has been delaying his shoot for the movie, first because he was busy completing Reema Kagti's Talaash and then 'coz he was concentrating on his television show Satyamev Jayate. But now, at long last, Aamir is ready to shoot for Dhoom:3 and recently called Aditya Chopra to tell him so.
In this movie Aamir will step into the shoes of a villain. But contrary to popular belief, this villain will be a fun-loving chappie – kinda like Joker in the Batman series, perhaps? "He is a guy who loves masti. He is always up to some trick or the other," reveals a birdie on the sly. And do you know who will be advising this Khan about villainy in the movie? Jackie Shroff! Goss suggests that Jackie will be mentoring Aamir's childhood self, a role played by a child artist who, we hear, is very similar to the real Aamir, personality wise.
It's being said that the movie makers do not want to reveal the actor's look just yet. And so most of the shoot with the arch-baddie will take place in Chicago. "They wanted to keep Aamir's look a secret. That is also a reason for them to go for a foreign location," reveals our feathered friend. Uh-ho!
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You really should stop what you're doing right now and read former Dallas Observer music editor Sarah Hepola's essay about Carter Albrecht. Because she perfectly captures the Carter everyone knew, even if they barely knew him at all:
Around the time I moved to New York, Carter started playing with the New Bohemians. He came up to the city to do some recording with Edie Brickell, and called me one night to hang out. (Me! He called me!) I was at a Rhett Miller show at the Bowery Ballroom, and I didn't hear the phone ring. But I'll never forget sitting at the front bar with two girlfriends when the doors bust open and Carter Albrecht walked in, all six-foot-god-knows-what. "I thought I might find you here," he said.
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General Motors has appealed to drivers to be aware of the temperature inside their vehicles after hyperthermia killed seven children in the US last week.
The vehicle manufacturer, one of the world's largest, joined forces with Safe Kids USA to issue guidelines and warn drivers that leaving unattended children in cars during the summer is deadly.
In the seven days from June 13-20, seven children were killed after being left in a hot car, taking the total number of US child deaths in vehicles due to heat this year to 17.
The majority of deaths (51 percent) are caused by children accidentally being left behind, with a further 30 percent being caused by children finding their way into a vehicle and being unable to escape and 18 percent caused by parents knowingly leaving their children unattended.
In many states in the US, it is illegal to leave a child in a vehicle unattended.
Hot cars are equally deadly for animals, with dogs left by owners at particular risk.
UK-based animal protection agency the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) estimates that even on a relatively cool day when the outside temperature may only be 22°C/72°F outside, sunshine causes the temperature inside a car to soar to 47°C/117°F within 60 minutes.
GM says that it has looked at a range of technologies to alert parents, but that it is convinced that the issue is best addressed by education and awareness.
The dark dashboards, seats and steering wheels in vehicles are warmed by the sun and regularly reach temperatures of 82°C/180°F to 93°C/200°F, heating the air around them and rapidly turning the car into an oven, even if windows are left open.
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Is Linux accessible? In other words, how well does Linux work for persons with disabilities? The answer today depends, in great degree, on which disability we're talking about. However, several factors have begun driving Linux to become a friendlier environment for users who are persons with disabilities.
Perhaps the most fundamental factor spurring Linux toward a more cohesive response to the accessibility challenge is the Linux ethos itself. The communitarian values that undergird free and open-source software simply cannot tolerate the notion that Linux should exclude anyone. Doesn't everyone have the right to run the program? Isn't everyone free to study and improve the source? It goes against the grain to leave anyone out simply because they can't read text on a video display or press both the meta key and F1 simultaneously. Linux always has valued and encouraged active participation from its community of users. We pride ourselves that quality contributions, whether code or documentation, float to the top and become incorporated in the next release. And, indeed, much in Linux exemplifies accessibility. Unfortunately, it is generally incidental accessibility—a by-product of the fact that Linux is deeply rooted in ASCII on the one hand, and on Linux's stellar ability to accept input from most any kind of device on the other. Not that developers intentionally would exclude support for accessibility—it just hasn't been a design criterion in the code review process.
Another potent contributory factor is the emergence of laws and policies giving preferences to software and systems that are accessible. Chief among the examples of such factors is the legal mandate in the US government procurement known as Section 508. This recently strengthened US law requires the US government to procure accessible "electronic and information technology" for use in the federal workplace and in systems that provide information and services electronically to the public if accessible technology is commercially available. Section 508 has expanded interest in accessibility greatly simply because the US government is a big IT customer, currently spending about $40 billion annually on technology—a number expected to grow by 50% in merely five years. Clearly, most vendors that bundle Linux products and services might find Uncle Sam a customer to court. Coupled with the high esteem Linux people have for Linux communitarian values, it rankles one to think that Linux itself might, just might, not measure up against this social performance yardstick.
Over the past few years several developers, funded principally by Sun Microsystems, but also by IBM, Red Hat and Ximian, among others, systematically have been putting the new GNOME 2.0 desktop accessibility framework together. Frankly, it is hard to believe this would have happened had it not been for Section 508, but the benefits of these efforts will extend well beyond the US. The GNOME Accessibility web page (developer.gnome.org/projects/gap) is possibly the best current source of information, in a Linux context, of what constitutes accessibility and how it can be achieved.
However, we might summarize accessibility as an I/O issue. The fundamental problem, though varied and complex in its myriad permutations, is simple. For every way by which a computer can accept input from a human user, there is someone who can't do things that way. Likewise, for every output modality intended for human consumption, there are users who cannot accept that particular medium as input. So, the challenge, the subject of articles to come, is simply how we get this intrinsically binary instrument to accept input from whatever device might be needed. And, how do we reformat and re-purpose output to encompass the rest of the user base?
The ethical imperative is clear. The software commons must be for everyone if it is to be a true commons. Even those whose software isn't directly related to providing interface support to users with disabilities must help, at some point and in some manner, to make their applications work for the widest possible user base. It is indeed possible this demand will prove disruptive in some areas. For the most part, however, it should prove minimally invasive, simply because of the socketed nature of Linux. Clearly, much of the work will be performed by specialists, because there is a good deal of specialized knowledge involved in getting solutions that work well. Ultimately, of course, the various communities of users with disabilities will determine for themselves how to do things. But, what they will want to do are the same things the rest of us want to do—which takes us back full circle to the communitarian ethos.
Janina Sajka is the director of Technology Research and Development, at the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB).
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Hi, Janina, I met you in open source world conference in Málaga, Spain. Do you remember me? I took every morning early to the conference, I was very pleased to met a woman like you.
Then, I has no time to attend you as I wanted, cause I has to attend voluntiers. Now I,m the president of Focus, do you remember? I gave you a T-shirt with our name :-)
In this summer, we have a conference at Sevilla's University Pablo de Olavide, I would be very happy having you in Spain this days, so I expect you to be here. It would be very interesting for Spanish woman, and blinds, and everybody else.
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The two methods for accounting for bad debts are the Direct Write-off method and the Allowance method. Direct write-off does not properly match, nor does it conform to conservatism, hence the method is not GAAP. It is, however, the method that must be used for income tax reporting. The Allowance method (is GAAP) does properly match expenses with revenues and is in conformity with conservatism and can be applied in two different, yet similar ways: Income statement method—relies on an estimate based on a percentage of net credit sales. The balance in the allowance account at the end of the period is not taken into consideration. The percentage of net credit sales is debited to Bad debt expense and credited to the Allowance for bad debts accounts, no matter the balance in the allowance account. (The Kimmel, et al. text does not present this method) Balance sheet method—relies on an estimate of uncollectible accounts made during an analysis of the Accounts receivable account. The balance in the Allowance account is taken into consideration and the adjusting entry brings the Allowance account up to the desired amount. If the allowance account has a debit balance, it is "overdrawn". In other words, there have been more write-offs than planned. If the allowance account has a credit balance, it has a positive balance and has not been utilized as fully as was expected. Accounting for bad debts expense is done only at the end of the accounting period and is done as an adjusting entry. The Bad debt expense account is not used at the time individual accounts are written off. The adjusting entry looks identical under either the Income Statement method or the Balance Sheet method (since Direct Write-off is not GAAP, we won't do the journal entries related to the method). The adjusting journal entry replenishes the allowance account, which is a contra-asset account and is in effect a reserve for uncollectible accounts, in order to provide for the write-offs that will surely occur as a result of past credit sales. The only difference between the income statement method and the balance sheet method would be the amount in question: 12/31 Bad debt expense Allowance for bad debts X,XXX X,XXX
Net realizable value: Since we know that we probably won't be able to collect the entire amount of our receivables, we must present the amount that we reasonably believe that we can collect on the balance sheet (remember that conservatism tells us to avoid overstating our assets). This net amount is often referred to as the net realizable value (NRV) of accounts
receivable. This amount is the difference between the amount in accounts receivable and the amount in the allowance account. Writing off an account: When a reasonable effort has been made to collect from a customer and it has become evident that our efforts are to be unsuccessful, it is time to write off the account. This is accomplished by the following entry: Date Allowance for bad debts Accounts receivable—Deadbeat customer X,XXX X,XXX
Recovery of an account: On rare occasions customers can return from apparent oblivion and pay us for a debt that seemed hopelessly uncollectible. If we have written them off, we must reinstate their account and journalize the receipt of their payment. This is usually done with two journal entries: Date Accounts receivable—Deadbeat customer Allowance for bad debts Cash Accounts receivable—Deadbeat customer X,XXX X,XXX X,XXX X,XXX
Notice that the first entry is the reverse of the entry to write off the account and the second is the standard entry to record the receipt of cash on account.
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As you can see my week was quite a busy one. We were meant to see Stark Trek: Into Darkness on Wednesday, but my partner's car broke down (we had a tyre blow out) so we never got to see, we did finally watch it on Sunday though so YAY.
I went to a Partylite Candle Party on Saturday that my friend was holding spent a pretty penny but they smelt lovely
Closer look from underneath the stickies |
I also went to an author sigining and met Rachel Caine, Author id the Morganville Series, she was a lovely women.