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No More Mister Nice Guy March 10, 2010Posted by Dwight Furrow in Dwight Furrow's Posts, politics.
Tags: Barack Obama, Obama and bipartisanship
President Obama's speech last week marked a significant departure from his approach to governance during his first year in office.
In his speech today in the White House East Room, President Obama clearly indicated that he is going to press for a comprehensive, and not a piecemeal or "skinny," health care reform bill. He also made it abundantly clear that he will accept, if necessary, a party-line simple majority vote in the House and the Senate in order to get the bill through. Reconciliation here we come.
During his campaign and throughout year one, Obama promised to "change the way Washington works" and emphasized bipartisanship, especially during the debate over health care reform. Apparently, he believed that if he just tried hard enough to get Republicans on board, some of them would work with him to solve our problems.
But no more. As John Judis writes:
But it is now evident that Obama's approach was what he understood about American politics—it was the guiding light gleaned from his years as an Illinois state senator—and he planned to apply it to Congress. And it was, of course, nonsense. Republicans were able to use Obama's naiveté about their motives to undermine his initiatives. As Noam Scheiber explains in his profile of Rahm Emanuel, the principal obstacle to getting health care reform through Congress last year was Obama's dogged insistence last summer that Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus continue to plug away at nailing down a bipartisan agreement. What Obama got was not an amicable agreement but a summer of discontent, highlighted by Senator Charles Grassley's denunciation of Democratic "death panels" and by the emergence of the Tea Party movement.
But it's not an easy job being president. It took Bill Clinton most of his first term to figure out how to do domestic and foreign policy. Like Clinton, Obama has stumbled, but his slip-ups have been more dramatic because, with the economy cratering and two wars raging, the stakes have been higher from the first.
However, in Obama's speech today, and in his artful performance at the health care summit last week, he showed that he has learned something from his first year in office. Obama is now using the rhetoric of bipartisanship as Schmitt and other liberals thought he was doing in 2008: He is using it to paint Republicans as intransigent. He clearly no longer believes that a bipartisan agreement on health care is possible.
The challenges are still daunting:
How to frame government initiatives in a way that acknowledges but also overcomes American anti-statism has been, and remains, a major political challenge for Democrats. But in beginning to draw clear distinctions between the Democratic and Republican approaches, Obama has taken the first important step toward meeting that challenge.
It will be difficult to succeed in a country that is reflexively anti-government. Judis is guardedly optimistic.
I am a bit less so.
It may be that American voters are so profoundly delusional that there is little Obama (or anyone else) can do to rescue us from the ignorant tirades of tea partiers, global warming denialists, and free market fanatics.
Reviving the Left: The Need to Restore Liberal Values in America
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Sadly there isn't a special coffee bean that produces a white coffee when roasted. Actually, white coffee is the term most commonly used to describe a coffee with milk added. The milk lightens the black coffee and creates what we call a white coffee.
However, you wouldn't be mistaken in thinking that white coffee could refer to coffee beans themselves. There are also white coffee beans. These are beans that have been under-roasted, giving the bean a lighter colour and the brew a lighter taste than the average coffee.


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my multi-talented friend Sandra Dukes, who says,
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for US Presswire.
Not always easy to get good shot of the kickers
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Thank you Sandy! We love it!
In the news . . .
Comments from Sam, excerpted from article:
"I made the decision to come here because I wanted to play. I'm from West Lafayette and I take a lot pride in being a Purdue Boilermaker. I wanted to do everything I could to get out on the field. . . . I'm not here to watch. . . .
"I feel very controlled and coach Gibboney has a plan for me and certain things he's earmarked for me to pay close attention to. . . . Being able to utilize my height and my leg strength and the length of my leg, I'm buying into that and paying attention to what he says.
"I feel very good about myself but we're all competing, we're all pushing each other and making each other better."
Of fellow kickers Cody Webster and Carson Wiggs, Sam says, "They showed me that being a specialist isn't all about kicking on the field. . . . It's about what you do in the weight room and the classroom . . . and having the chip on your shoulder that you need to be able to block people out and focus on what you need to do."
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I have a sensitivity to chemicals in food. So several years ago I started cooking from scratch – again. I say again because I was originally taught to cook from scratch. Growing up there was very little we ate that came from a box or a mix. Like many people, as an adult I fell for the "convenience" food marketing ploys. I was totally convinced I just didn't have the time to cook from scratch anymore.
And then I started having reactions to chemicals in food. And I was forced to switch back to cooking from scratch. Know what I discovered? Those "convenience" foods are really not that convenient after all. This is especially true of cake mixes. Most cake mixes only replace 3 ingredients. Flour, sugar and flavorings. Sure they claim to replace a few more ingredients, such as carrot cakes. But have you ever compared the flavor of a boxed cake to that of one homemade, created with real ingredients? And to make it worse have you read the ingredients in most cake mixes? Yuck!
So here is a recipe to get you started. Its easy and delicious. And once you make it you are never going to want a pineapple cake made with a boxed mix again.
Easy Peasy Upside Down Pineapple Cake
(Vegetarian with Vegan suggestions included)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
2 tablespoons butter (Vegan- substitute non-hydrogenated margarine)
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1 tablespoon water
1 8oz can pineapple slices, drained (can substitute pineapple pieces in a pinch)
Maraschino cherries (however many you want – the old recipes called for halving the cherries but I never do. Time management!)
1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
2/3 cup granulated sugar (I use raw sugar)
2 teaspoons baking powder
2/3 cup milk (Vegan- substitute soy milk)
1/4 cup butter softened (Vegan – substitute non-hydrogenated margarine)
1 egg (Vegan- egg substitute – I use Bob's Red Mill when I make this for my vegan friends)
1 teaspoon vanilla (don't use the fake stuff! Ewww)
1. Melt the 2 tablespoons butter or margarine in a 9 inch baking pan. Just stick it in the oven for a minute or so but be careful to not burn it. Stir in the brown sugar and water. Arrange the pineapple and cherries in the pan. Set aside.
2. In a medium mixing bowl stir together flour, sugar and baking powder. Add milk, 1/4 cup butter or margarine, egg and vanilla. Beat with an electric mixer on low speed till combined. Then beat on medium speed for 1 minute. Spoon batter in the pan. Don't pour! Spoon. 🙂
3. Bake in the over at 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes. Start checking the cake at 30 minutes. It is done when a wooden toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack for 5 minutes. Invert onto a plate.
Go ahead and try it warm! You know you want to. Yum!


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Marco Seefried has had quite a season. The German motorsport driver's team, Magnus Racing, team took home victories at Daytona's Rolex 24 and Lime Rock Park, podiumed four times, and seized the 2016 Tequila Patron North American Endurance Championship (TPNAEC)- their second time doing so. The season closed with a bang at Petit Le Mans' famed Road Atlanta track, where Marco and his teammates soared up in the rankings only to be knocked out at the very end on a strategic technicality. We caught up with the Revo Ambassador and former Petit Le Mans champ to find out what's next.
Revo: How are you coping with the chaotic end to the 2016 IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship season? [Marco's team, Magnus racing, finished in third place in the 9th round of the IMSA Weathertech SportsCar Championship, but the finish and points were revoked due to a 1mm ride height infraction that the team strongly contests.]
Marco Seefried: That's in fact a good question. I have to say that we had a strong performance on that last race at Road Atlanta. I had some very good stints out there. But what happened at the very end was confusing and sad at the same time. I don't want to blame anybody. Somehow there was a misunderstanding of some paragraphs in the sporting regulations. On our side, Magnus Racing thought we were safe and asked the right questions on the rules before the race; but 20 minutes before the end an official of IMSA came to let us know we were mistaken. We crossed the line as winners and a couple of seconds later we were disqualified. By the next day we got points back and the Magnus Racing Team won the North American Endurance Cup as a Team. It could have been worse.
Revo: It's been said this might have been the most successful season in American endurance sport for you. Do you agree?
MS: Yes it was. After the victory at the big opening race at Daytona for the 24-hour race, we had a 3rd place finish at Sebring, another big one in the US. It was a pity that I couldn't join Watkins Glen due to a clash with a Blancpain Sprint Race weekend here in Europe. The Magnus Racing Team had another Podium finish in 2nd position. On the final Petit Le Mans 10h race we won for the Team the North American Endurance Championship. This made me happy and proud to have been part of it!
Revo: What direction will Magnus racing head after the conclusion of the 2016 season?
MS: It looks like Magnus Racing is looking for some new adventures. So far nothing is confirmed but I don't think that they going to be back in the IMSA Series in 2017.
Revo: How did you know racing was your passion and ultimately your career?
MS: I was addicted to it the first time in my life I saw a real race Go-Kart. It was at the age of 8. But it took me a while to get started; that was 6 years later.
Revo: What's your favorite circuit and is there any particular reason why?
MS: The Nuerburging Nordschleife, the old track. It is the longest track in the world and has loads of challenges. It isn't a very modern track, so if you make a mistake the race is over in most situations. It isn't very forgiving. Another challenge is the very chaotic weather conditions there. You may have half the track covered in rain while the other half is dry and just cloudy.
Revo: What are your favorite or preferred track conditions?
MS: I like mixed conditions. Under those circumstances [performance] is more up to the driver and not so much the [environment] . I also like mixed conditions because the strategy of the entire team is more interesting, as long as it is an endurance race.
Revo: What can you take from this season with Magnus Racing?
MS: We have been competitive at all times. This was based on perfect preparation of the crew and on the previous test on every track we raced on. The team earned a lot of praise for their efforts!
Revo: What was the most vivid moment of Petit Le Mans 2016?
MS: I had a lot of fun during my first stint coming from 10th place and working through the field, taking the lead, and handing over first place P1 to Andy Lally.
Revo: Like many drivers, you started racing go-karts in Germany in the 1990's. How did karting prepare you for autosport racing?
MS: In my personal opinion Karting is the best possible preparation to start a racing career. Those young kids learn so many skills Karting that somebody not involved in racing simply can't imagine. Many people think that Karting is something fun for little kids (and at some stage, it is! ), but they are very much mistaken. It is one of the toughest competitions that you can think of. On some final runs of European or World Championship race weekends, 40 drivers come out within a second of each other. This is very hard to get through. But it has become very expensive-- too expensive in my point of a view.
Revo: So, any confirmed plans for the 2017 season ahead?
MS: So far I can confirm the Blancpain Endurance Series and I'll eventually drive with the same team for 1 or 2 races in the Blancpain Sprint Series. Than I am close to signing a deal for the 24h race at the Nuerburgring, which includes a couple of prep races. After that I'll have 1 or 2 races in Asia and maybe I'll get something signed for the Pirelli World Challenge in the US! I can't tell you the planned Teams just yet as it is all very secret, but I will make sure you guys know as soon as it gets announced!!!
Revo: That sound great Marco; we'll certainly be watching. Best of luck for the 2017 season from all of us at Revo.
Keep up with Marco on Instagram: @Marco.Seefried


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Happy Saturday! I hope you're enjoying your weekend. Can you believe that half of the year is already gone?! This is my very first year doing Project Life and I am so proud of myself for sticking with it and not giving up when I fall behind. Flipping through my book and seeing all of our wonderful memories so far is a such a great feeling. I'm definitely going to keep it up. Looking at my album at the end of the year is going to be awesome!
I'm pretty much caught up with PL for the most part, so today I'm happy to share my next completed layout here with you now...
Life Documented
May 12 - May 18
|Week 20: Full Spread
This week was incredibly fun to document! We celebrated Mother's Day together, and I took lots of instagram photos capturing our everyday life. I've learned over the years that it's all about the little things, and I loved being able to showcase that in this spread. Like last week, I continued my obsession with neons through embellishments and more bright and cheery journal cards. I mixed it up a bit this week with a few free printables (one of them I actually created myself), as well as some handmade cards. Colorful washi tape, cute Cameo cuts, and my favorite alphabet and number stickers adorn these pages.
|Week 20: Left Page
This layout is the back of the We R Memory Keepers photo page from Week 19, that I specifically chose to hold the photobooth pic we took this week. It's all about the big journal cards here, both horizontal and vertical 4x6s. The "notebook paper" title card is the backside of a double-sided card from last week by WRMK. I used a #20 from a set of cutouts that came in my Colorbok "Hopscotch" collection paper pad. Some printable cut-outs and cute washi tape hold our fun photo strip in that 2" slot. A perfect fit!
|Week 20: Right Page - Close Up
I found an amazing "Motherhood" quote a while back that I'm so happy to finally use here. It couldn't be more perfect! The pink journal card is a free printable that I used to document my Mother's Day. To hold my instapics from that day, I made a 6x4 Kraft card that I cut on my Cameo. I chose a strip of neon orange paper tape that I cut on one end to make a banner, and embellished it with some Glitz "Teeny Alphas" and GCD "Glitter Candy Dots."
I made the last 4x6 card using a snippet of my recent activity on Netflix and printed it to size. I really like adding these types of cards, let them be Netflix snippets, or weather app screenshots; because it's documenting real life during a specific moment in time. So very cool!
|Week 20: Right Page
I went with a Becky Higgins Design A photo page for this side. And I do have to say, that this page has to be my favorite so far. I love everything about it! It's totally me. The 4x6 "Be Happy" journal card is a printable that I designed for my "Neon Love" collection. It works fabulously with all of the free neon journal and filler cards I've downloaded over the last couple of months. The 4x6 "Family Playlist" card is another free printable I found. I thought it was perfect to use for Mother's Day week.
[7/5/13: You can now find my "Happy Cards" freebie here.]
The other two 4x6 cards were made using Amy Tangerine's 6x6 "Sketchbook" paper pad. Just a simple 2" cut off the top or bottom creates the perfect backdrop for pretty personalized cards to hold your precious instagram pics. I added some sweet little Cameo cuts like the pink potty girl and heart speech bubble, along with some washi tape, bling, tiny alphabet stickers, and Dymo labels to finish off those cards.
|Week 20: Right Page - Close Up
I had such a great time picking out the 3x4 cards for this layout. I chose a hot pink "This Life Is.." filler card that I got from the "Jump for Joy" Facebook hop. It's my fave! The next card is Kraft cardstock that I cut with my Cameo. It holds a cute instapic of my daughter and is embellished with a strip of October Afternoon Midway washi and more tiny alphabet stickers. The green "Notes" card is from Colorbok's "Hopscotch" Collection. The last 3x4 card is another free printable from the "Jump for Joy" collection that I added a wallet-size photo to of a recent shopping haul. My Dear Lizzy roller date stamp and WRMK acrylic date stamp was used to finish off this page.
I just love the way this spread turned out! It truly represents everything I love about my life.... and it really is the little things that matter most to me. Seeing this page makes me heart smile. I hope you enjoyed reading this post as much as I loved creating the pages that fill it. Until next time...
You can find all of the free printables I talked about in this post on my "SMASH* & PL" pinboard on Pinterest. Aside from printables, it's also full of links to DIYs, ideas, and inspiration for everything SMASH* and Project Life. I also have all of the pages of my PL album here on my blog. Feel free to take a peek!
Are you documenting 2013 with Project Life? What do you like most about it? Any thoughts, questions, or comments about this post? Please drop me a line. Your feedback is always welcome and much appreciated.
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Abridged Measure for Measure/#3/Disguise/Act 1, Scene 3
The Duke and Friar Thomas are on stage. The Duke says "Why I desire thee to give me secret harbor hath a purpose." Friar Thomas asks 'May your Grace speak of it?" The Duke replies "I have delivered to Lord Angelo, a man of firm abstinence, my absolute power and place in Vienna, and he supposes I have traveled to Poland. You may demand of me why I do this." Friar Thomas says "Gladly." The Duke says "We have strict statutes and most biting laws which for these fourteen years we have let slip. Our decrees, never used as punishment, allow undisciplined freedom to pluck justice by the nose." Friar Thomas says "unloosing this tied-up justice in you would have seemed more dreadful than in Lord Angelo." The Duke responds "I do fear, too dreadful. 'Twas my fault to give the people scope. Angelo may in th' ambush of my name strike home. To exert my influence I will, as 'twere a brother of your order, visit both Angelo and people. Therefore I prithee supply me with the habit, and instruct me how I may in person bear like a true friar." The Duke goes on to say "Lord Angelo is a strict observer of the rules. Hence shall we see if power changes the man."


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From Gothic windows and Tiffany lamps to cutting-edge glass art, stained glass has captured the imagination for hundreds of years. Explore the fundamentals of glass cutting, assembly, and design in this introductory level class. Learn the basics: cutting, copper foiling, and soldering. Come into class knowing nothing about glass leave with a finished stained glass panel. It will be a fun, exciting beginners class. This class includes 5 hours of open studio time to enable students to work on their projects at no additional cost. All materials included.
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Composer: Louis Alter
Guitar Arrangement: Alain Giroux
Performance: Frédéric Mesnier
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The entire title is Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans. A standard composed by Louis Alter, recorded by Louis Armstrong. The guitar version performed in this video was arranged by Alain Giroux.
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UPDATED: January 5, 2015 9:00 p.m.
LANHAM, Md. (WNEW) — A serious crash involving a tractor trailer and a motorcycle shut down a section of the Capital Beltway Inner Loop near Greenbelt Monday afternoon.
Mark Brady, a spokesperson for Prince George's County Fire Department, says the accident happened at 3:35 p.m. near Exit 22 of the Inner Loop. All lanes were shut down after the crash.
Authorities have since opened up the lanes.
Traffic was delayed back toward Silver Spring on the Beltway around 5:30 p.m.
Brady says the motorcyclist has life-threatening injuries and a helicopter was called at first, however, rescue workers are now taking the patient to the nearest trauma center as their condition has deteriorated.
Beltway update - patients condition has deteriorated and is now going to a closer Trauma Center. Helicopter cancelled—
Mark Brady (@PGFDPIO) January 05, 2015
The bike could be seen lying underneath the tractor trailer along with a large amount of debris behind the tractor trailer.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
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First of all, here's a film made by Dave whilst taking part in the 110km event to give you an idea of the course and the atmosphere.
Part 1, by Dave – the 110km event
This was the race I was most looking forward to this season. I've done a few Lakeland Trails events before so knew that they're always run on beautiful, well marked courses and staffed by friendly marshalls, the only difference with this one was that it was going to show me so much more of the country than I'd seen previously. The route promised us 6 mountains passes, 5 lakes and over 14,000 feet of ascent and descent, it was going to be epic.
We set up our tents early Friday afternoon on the pitch of Ambleside Football Club. I hadn't got any sleep the night before so was hoping for a few hours rest before the race began at just past midnight but in the end that wasn't to be. No fault of the site, it was level and everybody was quiet enough, it was just I was too excited for the run. The forecast even said it wasn't going to rain much during our event, which is a bonus for the Lake District!
After a safety briefing at 8pm we had a few more hours of rest and then we all lined up just past midnight. The sky was nearly clear and it was just cool, perfect weather.
The film will show you how the first few hours went. It was pitch black on the fells and unless you were experienced at handling the terrain with just your headlamp for guidance you had a choice; go all out and risk injury early in the race or just hold off the gas a little and make sure you got through until dawn.
I thought I was doing the latter but on the second major descent I hit a wobbly rock too fast and my knee gave way. It was one of those injuries that you didn't know what to do with; not so bad as to have me carried away but bad enough for the pain to be in the forefront of my mind all the time. I was only 20km into the distance too, it was going to be one big challenge to finish after that. Â At the next aid station I bandaged the knee up tight to support the kneecap and pushed on. It seemed to help and as the dawn broke I felt like I just might make it through if I played it careful and protected my knee on the downhills. I'm sure it was also the scenery that was inspiring me to push on, what a glorious sight there was before me as the light got stronger.
The aid stations were spaced roughly 10km apart and were pretty good. Perhaps not as extensively stocked as some events I've been too but good enough. I'm vegan and I was happy to find something for me at all stations, which isn't often the case. For instance, when most were tucking into bacon sandwiches I could have porridge or soup and that was fine by me. And every station had flapjack and bananas on offer, as well as a range of drinks (tea, water, electrolyte and sometimes coke).
There was a little road running – I heard some runners saying a bit too much for their liking but it was hard to see what could be done about that considering the route – and some stunning vistas. Here are a couple of images I snapped as I ran…
This was a spectator friendly route with plenty of points for families to drive to in order to support runners, including the great Stickle Barn Tavern. The sun was blazing down as I passed through there, which for me was the best feed station with huge chunky chips on offer as well as sandwiches and the usual flapjacks and sweets.
I managed to run the last 12km into Ambleside and as from about 2km out I could hear the drumming group banging away at the finish line, reeling us all in. I felt so energetic now, knee pain gone, keeping up a nice pace. It had been a very challenging course, brutal at times and I'd completed in just over 17 hours. The winner had finished in under 11 hours, which was incredible, but for me – and I know it sounds a terrible cliche but I believe it to be true – anybody who managed to finish the course was a winner of sorts.
I collected my medal and t-shirt, ate my free bowl of chili and the headed to the showers, which were freezing cold. I could have done without that, I thought at first, but then again, cold water on tired muscles isn't a bad thing at all. My knee was feeling ok-ish now, and the only visible problems were the beginnings of black toenails. I was overjoyed, I'd never had them before. I was now officially an ultra runner!
Part 2 by Stuart Obbard, the 55km event
I had heard about this Ultra marathon that took place in the Lake District from a friend and I liked the sound of it. Firstly because how beautiful the Lake District is and secondly the appeal of an Ultra Marathon. So when Dave Wise asked if I was interested in taking part I jumped at the chance and was very excited about taking part.
On the weekend of the race we arrived at the camp which was at the local football pitch in Ambleside. The view from the campsite was picturesque with the mountains all around. We pitched our tents and then went to check-in for the race with our full kit bags that we would be carrying for the race complete with all the required safety gear, such as full waterproof covering and emergency food rations. We approached the race village and once I saw the start line some nerves hit me as the realization that I was about to run further than I had before, whilst running up mountains off road.
Our bags were checked with no fuss at all, then we were given our race numbers and timing chip. We were then all set for our races, except for the pre-race briefings we had to attend later. At 8pm on the Friday night I went with Dave for the 110km briefing. It was insightful and as I stood listening I looked around the room and fancied my chances at this distance but I think being realistic I was best sticking at the 55km for now as I hadn't trained enough for the 55km let alone a 110km race!
At midnight I made my way to the start and saw Dave off, along with the rest of the 110km group. I will admit that I was a little jealous as the night was clear and there was something romantic about running through the night with just the night sky and head torch to help guide you. Now it was time to get my head down as my race started at 11am.
Well, morning came pretty quickly. I ate my breakfast, got kitted up and before I knew it I was at the start line with 100's of others. We had our briefing and our start was delayed as the winner of the 110km group was nearly finishing. He was done in under 11 hours and we welcomed him home with a massive roar. I was in awe of him as that was a superhuman performance.
Now our countdown began and we were off. We ran slightly uphill from Rothay Park through the town of Ambleside. I will admit for the locals this is no hill and at the time I knew things were only going to get steeper as the race went on. The locals and tourists in Ambleside were out in force cheering us on our way and once we had made our way through the village we were off uphill on tarmac. Before the race I did have a bit of a dilemma about what to wear, I chose road shoes in the end as this is what I had practised in but there was plenty of others out there in trail shoes. I knew if my feet were to get wet this would be the biggest problem but I took the chance.
The road we were climbing was windy and became single tracked. About 2 miles in we were heading onto the trails and this would tell me if I was a fool for selecting road shoes. Instantly the ground around me felt pretty solid so I was happy with my grip. We ascended the hill to the Kirkstone Pass and made our first checkpoint, on the way here we had passed several spectator spots where I was my usual self and chatted away, this would be the same at all the other spots as one family used me as their guide to see when their runners would be through.
This checkpoint was well stocked with plenty to eat and also plenty to drink. Throughout the race this would be the same at all of the check points. There was water, energy drinks, coke, crisps, sweets, cakes, bread, noodles and sandwiches all around the course. It was described as a running picnic by one racer (however there sadly was no clotted cream and scones).
I didn't stop long and made my way out on the trail to the top of the hill, as we descended down the other side I started to notice the beautiful landscape and scenery,  something I have always loved about the Lakes and I find myself romanticizing about life as I drift off into another world. We passed Ullswater and I had to take a picture as this was a postcard scene, before I knew it I had arrived at checkpoint 2 at Glenridding. There was a great crowd here also, I think some of the tourists in the coffee shop were a little shocked at all the runners as it was turning into a cracking day, 20+ degrees.
After this brief stop I made my way out of the village and was joined a little bit later by a female runner, we got chatting, no surprise there for those that know me as I can chat. She said the hardest climb was coming up and it is relentless, the climb will seem to go on and on. Well she was right as we made our way up Grisedale Hause she took off and left me in her dust and I had to battle the climb. I started to feel cramp in my calves but this soon stopped. There were points on this climb that I wished I had walking poles to aid me, and there was also times where I wished the climb would stop. But I made it to the top and I was a little overjoyed. "Downhill to the next checkpoint†the Marshall shouted, off I went, after a little down hill I could feel my quads burning. This was because I hadn't trained enough running downhill or spent enough time in the gym working my legs. This is something I will add to my training.
We got to Grasmere and it was time for a quick stop for a brew and some noodles then out through the village and up to Silver How. I was getting a little excited as we were getting closer to the Langdale Valley, this area was the first place I visited in the Lakes so has a lot of special memories. When I got to see the valley I had a bigger smile than usual and I found this lifted me a little. We went out and around Little Langdale and as I hit a little climb I felt both quads suddenly start to tighten. I was worried as I still had a fair way to go, they did ease up but I knew this would slow me down. We hit checkpoint 4 and I was off quicker than before as it was said the next checkpoint had chips. I got to Blea Tarn but with wet feet now as we had passed a very boggy part of the course, this wasn't going to help my feet but this didn't matter as I already blisters coming from the downhill running as well.
I made checkpoint 5 at Stickle Barn Tavern and this is the first time on the course I really got to see the 110km group, this was a nice spot for a checkpoint as it was inside with plenty to eat. I had to have a sandwich as I am sorry to report there were no chips left (Dave later said that it was probably him who ate them all). When this is the only complaint I have come across it shows what a well organised race this is this. As there were no chips I took off for the final 7 miles, this was going to be a slog.
And it was a slow slog towards Ambleside as I kept getting cramp in both calves and in both quads but I knew I was near the end, I felt my mental battle had been won and as I had only run 18 miles max in a training week in mid-April I was pleased. I got over Loughrigg and I was running downhill towards Rothay Park, once I was near the finish I saw the same spectators who high-fived me and then I gave a sprint, well more a fast paced jog to the finish. I was smiling still, as I was given my medal I hugged the marshal and she commented that I looked happy all the way around as she had seen me several times. This race hadn't broke me and I had learnt a few things about myself and my training, mainly I need to get in the gym as well as running miles.
When I had a chance to look at the medal I liked it but did think that they could have personalised it a little more on the actual medal rather than the ribbon, but then I am a race bling fan.
This is a very well organised race and one I would recommend to anyone that wants to push themselves to another level. The location is perfect and there was nothing left forgotten by the Ultimate Trails team. This is definitely one to do and ideal for families to spectate too; I will be back.
To discover more about the Ultimate Trails events, please see http://www.ultimatetrails.com/


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Fifty students from ETH Zurich and other Swiss universities want to revolutionise transport. For a race set up by Elon Musk, they have developed a zero emission capsule that could in future transport people and goods through a vacuum tube at almost the speed of sound.
After PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk has spent the last few years working on a new project: with the aid of a student competition, he is seeking to promote innovative modes of transportation. Last September, 1,200 teams from across the world applied for the chance to send a transport capsule, known as a "pod", as quickly as possible through a vacuum tube. How exactly they went about this was for the students themselves to decide. Among the 30 most promising concepts was that of Swissloop, an association of students from ETH Zurich and other Swiss universities.
After working intensively on their pod for a number of months, the students - from the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, materials science, physics and business administration - presented it to the public for the first time last night. At 3.5 metres long, the elegant white capsule is reminiscent of a dolphin , but the technology on the inside is the really exciting part. In order to propel the pod as quickly as possible, the young researchers have opted for a combination of levitation and a cold gas thruster. The magnetic rails on the bottom of their pod produce eddy currents in the aluminium plate inside the tube as they are pushed across it. As a result, the pod begins to float. In order to accelerate the capsule, a cold gas thruster uses the pressure difference to shoot compressed air from the pod into the vacuum tube, as in a rocket. This should allow the capsule to reach a maximum speed of 400kph without generating emissions. In the future, this could allow large distances to be covered in a short period of time: for example, from Zurich to Berlin in only 35 minutes.
Reality check in Los Angeles
However, it won't be established whether this technology actually works in reality until the last weekend of August, when Swissloop will test its pod for the first time at the grand finale in Los Angeles. If all the safety tests are successful, the only Swiss team in the race will go up against the other finalists. Winning isn't the most important thing, says Luca Di Tizio, a student at ETH and CEO of Swissloop. For him and his team, simply having the chance to present their pod in the USA is a great honour. "We've all really enjoyed the work," says Di Tizio.
The students have put an enormous amount of effort into the project. All members of the core team have worked around 70 hours per week on a voluntary basis over the last few months. In addition to the concept, Swissloop has also developed the design and the on-board electronics, created the technical drawings, and assembled all of the individual components. "The only thing we had to leave to our sponsors was the manufacturing of the individual parts, as we didn't have the necessary infrastructure at our disposal," says Di Tizio. The biggest problem was the lack of time - the students had just under four months to turn the concept they submitted into a reality. "But that just means we're even more delighted that everything worked out and that our pod is now finished," says Di Tizio.
Born entrepreneurs?
It was by no means a given - the team was about to give up at one point when the carbon shell fell down and developed a crack down the middle as the result. "But we pulled ourselves together, put the setback behind us, and repaired the crack as well as possible," Di Tizio explains: just the mindset you need if you want to found a start-up. In the longer term, he says, he can definitely imagine doing so, perhaps in collaboration with other European teams. After all, the objective is a truly visionary one: transporting people and goods faster and more sustainably than ever before, and thereby revolutionising the transport industry in Europe.


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The sad sad realization of my mission is that no matter how well I descibe my experiences, no matter how many journals I've kept, pictures I've taken, not even if you met some of the characters in these stories, you will never know the full extent of my mission. It's a dream that I shared with my companions and even then... It's so surreal. It's WEIRD.
This week was good! We picked up some new investigators! Crispy kinda breaks my heart and makes me mad because he's searching for peace and stuff (you know... the stuff the gospel provides freely and liberally..) but doesn't really do much to go get it.... Being a missionary turns you into a mini-psychologist because you sit there and pick around their brains with the Spirit. They say one thing, you hear what they're REALLY trying to say... What he suffers from is Spiritual Emancipation-- he's orphaned himself from his Heavenly Father. That's sad to watch. But he still meets with us pretty regularly, so there's room to work!
We taught Woah the 10 Commandments. That same morning, I had been reading my Old testament Seminary manual and I got some really cool insight on the 10 comms. As we talked about it, I saw deeper into the Savior's law that, with His earthly ministry, fulfilled it. We talked about "Thou Shalt Not Kill" the longest because as we delved further we saw that the higher law is "Thou Shalt Help Others Live." It's not about not killing, it's not even about refraining from rude comments-- it's about loving another person and helping them LIVE. Living is hard, okay? And we need all the help we can get!
Sweet Soul is... going at his own pace. We talked about some weightier subjects and helped him step closer into the light... but we have to walk with him. We tried to run the other day and it killed the Spirit. It was a hard lesson to learn, but I'm glad we know now what we should be doing with him. It's hard to not get excited... but then we turn on the firehose and they can't drink so well from it.
Ahhh... people and their brains.
Anyways. This email is a little disjointed. BUT. Thanks to everyone who sent me birthday wishes!! I loved them all and was so thankful to know that y'all haven't forgotten I exist! Ha...
Final thought: There are a lot of RM's (returned missionaries) in this YSA (Young Single Adult) ward. Heck, lots of RM's in this world. And you know what I learned? It's not impressive to be an RM. Serving a mission does not make you awesome. Letting the mission change you makes you awesome. I've been really unimpressed with some of the RM's I've seen in my mission life and if I have anything to say about it, anyone within my circle of influence does not get to come home unconsecrated!! I know a good missionary when I see one. Wherever you are, tag or no tag, be that kind of missionary. Please. Let Christ's life change you. Have faith? ACT ON IT.
Goes back to what I was saying before, "Thou Shalt Not Kill" is wayyyyy more than just not stabbing your neighbor. That's easy. Help others to LIVE. Lift them UP.
LIIIIIIIIIIVVVEEEE!!!! LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST! And the fullest is in the service of God!! Be full and be happy!!
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Best Western Northwest Lodge, Boise
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30 miles away
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Mountain Pines RV Park, Idaho City
, 4 miles away
Warm Springs Resort-idaho City, Idaho City
, 4 miles away
Bald Mountain Campground, Boise County
, 5 miles away
Tenmile Campground, Boise County
, 6 miles away
Grayback Gulch, Idaho City
, 6 miles away
Bad Bear Campground, Boise County
, 6 miles away
Hayfork Campground, Boise County
, 7 miles away
Thorn Creek Campground, Boise County
, 8 miles away
Birch Creek Campground, Boise County
, 9 miles away
Willow Creek Campground, Boise County
, 9 miles away
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Mores Creek, Boise County
, 8 miles away
Class II-III - 13 miles long (Big Gulch to Robie Creek)
Sheep Creek, Boise County
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Class III-IV - 0.5 miles long (Last half mile before Middle Fork Boise River)
Boise River, Elmore County
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Class II - 9 miles long (Troutdale Campground to Badger Creek Campground)
Payette River - South Fork, Boise County
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Class III+ - 8 miles long (Danskin Station to Alder Creek Bridge)
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Lucky Peak State Park, Idaho
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Boise National Forest, Idaho
, 30 miles away
Cascade State Park, Idaho
, 40 miles away
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Air Line Trail, Boise County
, 17 miles away
Devils Creek Trail, Elmore County
, 18 miles away
Onion Valley Trail, Boise County
, 20 miles away
Lightning Creek Trail, Boise County
, 20 miles away
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Featuring the contributions of prominent researchers from academia and industry, Mobile Opportunistic Networks: Architectures, Protocols and Applications introduces state-of-the-art research findings, technologies, tools, and innovations. From fundamentals to advanced concepts, the book provides the comprehensive technical coverage of this rapidly emerging communications technology you need to make contributions in this area.
The first section focuses on modeling, networking architecture, and routing problems. The second section examines opportunistic networking technologies and applications. Presenting the latest in modeling opportunistic network connection structures and pairwise contacts, the text discusses the fundamentals of opportunistic routing. It reviews the most-popular routing protocols and introduces a routing protocol for delivering data with load balancing and reliable transmission capabilities.
Addressing key research challenges and open issues, this complete technical guide reports on the latest advancements in the deployment of stationary relay nodes on vehicular opportunistic networks. It also illustrates the use of the service location and planning (SLP) technique for resource utilization with quality of service (QoS) constraints in opportunistic capability utilization networks. The book introduces a novel prediction-based routing protocol, and supplies authoritative coverage of communication architectures, network algorithms and protocols, emerging applications, industrial and professional standards, and experimental studies—including simulation tools and implementation test beds.
Routing In Mobile Opportunistic Networks; Libo Song and David F. Kotz
Routing Protocol
Direct Delivery Protocol
Epidemic Routing Protocol
Random Routing
PRoPHET Protocol
Link-State Protocol
Timely Contact Probability
Our Routing Protocol
Receiver Decision
Sender Decision
Multinode Relay
Evaluation Results
Mobility Traces
Message Generation
State of the Art in Modeling Opportunistic Networks; Thabotharan Kathiravelu and Arnold Pears
Trace Collection and Analysis
Modeling Contacts
Mobility Models
New Generation Models
Simulation Tools for Modeling and Analysis
A Connectivity Model
Application of the Connectivity Model and a Content Distribution Scenario–Based Study
Related Work in Connectivity Modeling
Open Problems and Challenges
Credit-Based Cooperation Enforcement Schemes Tailored to Opportunistic Networks; Isaac Woungang & Mieso K. Denko
Opportunistic Networking Paradigm
Types of Opportunistic Networks
Routing in Opportunistic Networks
Motivation for Studying Cooperation Schemes Tailored to Opportunistic Networks Context of Our Study
Elementary Cooperation
Layered Cooperation
Notations and Definitions of Basic Terms
Node Misbehaviors
Attack Types
Cooperation and Transactions
Incentive Patterns and Incentive Scheme Characteristics
Security and Trust Models
Implementation and Performance
Payment and Rewarding Models
Data Dissemination and Path Identification Strategies
Evaluation of Credit-Based Incentive Schemes
Secure Incentive Protocol (SeIP)
The Secure Multilayer Credit-Based Incentive Scheme (SMART)
The Express Protocol
Incentive-Compatible Opportunistic Routing (ICOR)
Incentive-Aware Routing (IAR)
Fair Incentive Protocol (FIP)
E2-SCAN Protocol
Conclusions and Future Trends
Opportunism in Mobile Ad Hoc Networking; Marcello Caleffi & Luigi Paura
Opportunistic Routing for Load-Balancing and Reliable Data Dissemination in Wireless Sensor Networks; Min Chen, Wen Ji, Xiaofei Wang, Wei Cai, & Lingxia Liao
Related Work
RLRR Design Issues
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Time Gradient Calculation
Solving the Dead-End Problem
Loop Freedom in RLRR
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Trace-Based Analysis of Mobile User Behaviors for Opportunistic Networks; Wei-Jen Hsu & Ahmed Helmy
Background on Opportunistic Networks
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Trace Collection Methods
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Individual User Associations in Wireless LAN Traces
Dimensions of Analysis
Activeness of the Users
Macro-Level Mobility of Users
Micro-Level Mobility of Users
Repetitive Association Pattern of Users
Conclusions for the Individual Behavior Analysis
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Distribution of Encounter Events
Encounter-Relationship Graph
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Information Diffusion Using Encounters
Ideal Scenarios
Selfish Users
Removal of Short Encounters
Conclusions for the Encounter Analysis
Future Research Directions
Quality of Service in an Opportunistic Capability Utilization Network; Leszek Lilien, Zill E-Huma Kamal, Ajay Gupta, Isaac Woungang, & Elvira Bonilla Tamez
Oppnet Use Scenarios
Classes of Opportunistic Networks and Oppnets
Basic Oppnet Operations and Categories of Helpers
Quality of Service in Oppnets
QoS and Resource Utilization in Oppnets
Service Location and Planning Mechanism for Resource Utilization in Oppnets
Using SLP Model for Resource Utilization in Oppnets
Scenarios Illustrating Use of SLP in Oppnets
Related Work on Optimization Problems and Pervasive Computing
Related Work on Optimization Problems
Related Work on Pervasive Computing Technologies
Using Semantic Web to Specify QoS Requirements in Oppnets
Basics of the Semantic Web
Semantic Web Services and Their Specification
Semantic Web Service Specification
Semantic QoS Specifications
Related Work on the Semantic Web and QoS
Semantic Web Services in Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing
Semantic Web Services in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Semantic Web Services in Peer-to-Peer and Grid Environments
Proposed Semantic QoS Specification Solution for Oppnets
The Oppnet SCOW-Q Model
Oppnet SCOW-Q for Seed Nodes and Control Center
Classification of Helpers According to Their Access, Capability, and QoS Specifications
Effective File Transfer in Mobile Opportunistic Networks; Ling-Jyh Chen & Ting-Kai Huang
Related Work
Mobile Data Transfer
Opportunistic Network Routing
The Proposed Approach: M-FTP
M-FTP Architecture
Collaborative Forwarding Algorithm
Evaluation Scenarios
Evaluation I: Service Ratio
Evaluation II: With Free Riders
Evaluation III: Traffic Overhead
Stationary Relay Nodes Deployment on Vehicular Opportunistic Networks; Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues, Vasco N. G. J. Soares, & Farid Farahmand
Stationary Relay Nodes
Research Efforts on Increasing Vehicular Opportunistic Networks Performance with Stationary Relay Nodes
Impact of Stationary Relay Nodes on the Performance of Vehicular Opportunistic Networks
Scenario I: Urban Connectivity
Simulation Settings
Results Analysis
Scenario II: Rural Connectivity
Simulation Settings
Results Analysis
Connection Enhancement for Mobile Opportunistic Networks; Weihuang Fu, Kuheli Louha, & Dharma P. Agrawal
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With that said, guess who scored an interview with Krysten Kauder of I-ELLA.com? What is I-ELLA? Well, if you aren't familiar with online shopping and don't know yet, it's the members only marketplace where you can edit your wardrobe, shop the closets of celebrity and fashion insiders while supporting social change. In fact, my closet will be available to shop soon...you heard it here first! Plus, I was recently just featured on I-Ella along with style insiders Whitney Port, Mary Alice Stephenson and Selita Ebanks to name a few!Well, I turned the tables and had the fabulous opportunity to ask Krysten about her personal style. To boot, with an internship at Marc Jacobs you better bet your lipstick she knows a thing or two about style. In fact, this is one of my personal favorite interviews that I have done thus far (shhh, don't tell). So take notes kids...
RSP: What is your current position in the fashion industry?
Krysten: I am the Assistant Manager, Marketing & Outreach at I-ELLA.com. I-ELLA is an invitation-only marketplace where you can buy, sell, swap designer clothes with celebrities, stylists, editors, bloggers and other fashionable people like you and me! Plus I am the creator of Beyond Lipstick &Lattes (a collection of women in the fashion world & of course an inclusion of their favorite lipsticks noted)...look for a feature on RSP creator Nacole Gray soon...
RSP: Which fashion designers or runway trends influence your overall look?
Krysten: Interning at Marc Jacobs made me fall in love even more. Marc takes risks and I like that, his designs always amaze me.
RSP: What is the biggest TREND or MUST- HAVE ITEM for fall?
Krysten:Tweed blazers and a great heel. Blazers are my must-have year round. I'm loving these...RSP: What is your most prized fashion possession?
Krysten: Vintage jewelry from my mother.
RSP: What can we find in your closet? Please include specific brands, items, pieces, etc.
Krysten: Chan Luu bracelets-I can never get enough. I am a hoarder of baggy fitting T-shirts from H&M.A few Miguelina chiffon tops which I am obsessed with. A Marc by Marc dress that was once featured in Teen Vogue that I am actually selling on I-ELLA! Too many belts from random boutiques, flea markets, internships. Vintage T-shirts from my dad.
RSP: In your opinion what is the biggest fashion faux pas???
Krysten: Over accessorizing can totally ruin your outfit and jean on jean just never looks right to me!
RSP: Favorite places to shop?
Krysten: I-ELLA.com, TOPSHOP, Zara and flea markets
RSP: What are you drinking?
Krysten: Day time: Arizona Green Tea
After Hours: Chardonnay or Amaretto Sour
RSP: Lip balm flavor?
Krysten: I sadly do not use lip balm as much as I should! I would have to say Kiwi though. Lipstick: Rebel by Mac and Red Hot by Clinque.
RSP: Five things in your handbag right now?
Krysten: Hand sanitizer, e.l.f. shine eraser, Clinique Guavegold lip gloss, gum and earbuds to listen to Pandora on the way to work!
RSP: Finish this sentence: "I wish..."
Krysten: my family lived in NYC and for a different pair of Louboutin's every day for the rest of my life.
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The women's basketball team dropped their second straight Big East game to open up the conference season with a 79-38 loss at home to Syracuse Orange. The loss dropped the Pirates overall record to 8-7 and put the team last in the Big East at 0-2.
The scoring for the Hall came mostly from senior Nicole Emery. Emery scored half of the points for the Pirates with 19, leading all scorers, including the first 15 points of the game for the team. Freshman Terry Green also added eight points despite shooting 19 percent from the field.
The one bright spot for the team came from their work on the offensive boards. Out of the 35 rebounds that the Pirates came down, 20 of them we on the offensive end. Even with so many offensive rebounds the Hall struggled to convert those chances into points with only nice second chance points.
The game started promising for the Hall after their 67 point loss to UConn. Against Syracuse, the Pirates kept the game close to start the game against Syracuse being down by one at 12-11 through the first eight minutes.
From there Syracuse went on a 8-0 run until an Emery jumper stopped the run. Emery would then go on to make two free throws giving her the 15 of the Pirates 15 points. Freshman Brittany Morris made a three pointer to make the score 23-18.
From then on it was all Syracuse. Syracuse went on two runs to end the half one that was 12 points and another seven points before two free throws from Pirate Sophomore Whitney Wood ended the first half with Syracuse leading 42-21.
The second half was more of the same with the Hall struggling to get anything started. One of the struggles was the shooting from beyond the arc. In the second Half the Pirates shot 8.3 percent or 1-12 from three and 23.5 percent from the field.
Along with the poor shooting Syracuse forced 21 turnovers against the Hall keeping the Pirates at bay for most of the game, only allowing 38 points in the 79-38 win over the Hall.
With the loss the Hall have dropped their first two conference being outscored by 108 points and being outscored 170- 62.
The Pirates return to action on the road against Marquette on Sunday.
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The most probable assumption is that every single one of the old demarcations, disciplines and faculties is going to become obsolete and a barrier to learning as well as to understanding. The fact that we are shifting from a Cartesian view of the universe, in which the accent has been on parts and elements, to a configuration view, with the emphasis on wholes and patterns, challenges every single dividing line between areas of' study and knowledge. (P.F. Drucker, The Age of Discontinuity; guidelines to our changing society.) [1]
Since its creation in 1910, the idea governing the programmes of the Union of International Associations (UIA) has been to use information in such a way as to maintain and disseminate a comprehensive overall view of world society "une perspective d'ensemble". This has always meant remaining open to information from every sector of human activity across ideological and other barriers - a stance which is in itself extremely rare in a period of increasing specialization. The amount of information quickly created pressure to concentrate not on the documents produced - a static focus on the past but on the producers of the documents and programmes - a dynamic focus on the present and potential future. This then led the UIA to concentrate on international bodies - both governmental and nongovernmental - as the potential focal points for the coordination of activity or the exchange of information, and thus the key to a balanced view of world society.
The information collected was first made available in the Yearbook of International Organisations [2] and other publications and this procedure has been continued since the Second World War [3]. Since 1945, however, two significant trends have developed to the point where an entirely new look at the UIA's role and possibilities is necessary.
The first of these is the considerable increase in the amount and degree of interrelatedness of the information necessary to an adequate "vue d'ensemble", for which the traditional manual documentalist approach is almost completely inadequate. These developments and some associated social problems are explored in the next sections together with UIA plans for a computer-based information centre. The second is the incredible development in the technology of information processing and computers which not only offers the key to the solution of the UIA.'s traditional difficulties, but also opens up exciting vistas of totally unsuspected and much more powerful methods of conveying the "vue d'ensemble" in a more dynamic integrated way. It suggests means of using this perspective more skillfully as one key to many important problems in society. Some of these possibilities are explored in later sections.
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Euratom is also actively engaged in the development of controlled thermonuclear fusion, which is safe for the environment. Thermonuclear fusion is a process which occurs on the surface of the Sun, releasing prodigious energy. In the Sun's core at temperatures of 10 to 15 million degrees Celsius, hydrogen is converted to helium providing enough energy to sustain life on Earth. Man has conceived of reproducing on earth, in a controlled fashion, what happens on the Sun. In fact, by heating gases such as deuterium (abundant in all forms of water) and lithium (plentiful in the Earth's crust) or tritium (manufactured from lithium) to a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius, their electrons are completely separated from the atomic nuclei, atoms fuse and a fantastic release of energy within that "plasma" ensues. However, one must first obtain that extraordinary temperature, which is feasible, and the plasma must thereafter be confined within a magnetic space known as a "torus", which is more difficult. The objective of European research is to produce and contain plasma, which has the properties required for the reactors of the future, in a magnetic field known as "tokamak". For reasons bound up with the complexity of fundamental knowledge in physics and the technological problems to be resolved, the developments needed for the possible application of fusion for energy production take the form of a process in several steps, each of which has an impact on the next one. Two specific objectives of the Euratom Programme 2014-2018 are: to move towards demonstration of feasibility of fusion as a power source by exploiting existing and future fusion facilities; and to lay the foundations for future fusion power plants by developing materials, technologies and conceptual design.
Thermonuclear fusion research is pursued since 1978 at Culham (United Kingdom) in an establishment which does not form part of the Joint Research Centre, but which is administered by a joint undertaking, the Joint European Torus (JET), within the meaning of Article 45 of the Euratom Treaty [Decisions 78/471 and 78/472 last amended by Decision 98/585 see section 19.2.3] and whose Board of Governors is made up of representatives of the participating States and of the Commission, with a budget 80% of which is financed by the European Community/Union [Decision 96/305].
The construction of ITER at Cadarache in France, and of Broader Approach Activities to accelerate the development of fusion energy take place within the framework of international cooperation. An international ITER agreement established the ITER International Fusion Energy Organisation. The European Domestic Agency for ITER provides the means for Euratom to discharge its international obligations under the ITER Agreement [see section 18.2.6]. European industry, including SMEs, will play a central role in the construction of ITER and will position itself to participate fully in the development of fusion power technologies for DEMO (a "demonstration" fusion power station) and future fusion power plants.
The outstanding technology developments achieved by Euratom in contributing to the ITER Engineering Design Activities and the successful exploitation of the JET facilities have given Europe the knowledge and experience needed for broad collaborative efforts in all aspects of fusion energy research, including the realisation of ITER and Broader Approach projects. Building on these achievements, the organisation and management of the Seventh Framework Programme aims to ensure that the R & D will be effectively and efficiently coordinated for the fulfilment of the near and long term goals of the programme.
For the joint realisation of ITER the EC/EU has a special responsibility within the ITER Organisation as the host of the project and assumes a leading role, in particular regarding site preparation, establishing the ITER Organisation, management and staffing, plus general technical and administrative support. Community participation in ITER as a Party includes contributions to the construction of equipment and installations which are within the perimeter of the ITER site and support to the project during construction. The R & D activities in support of ITER construction are carried out in the Fusion Associations, which are centres of excellence in fusion research and have an extensive network of collaborations, largely based on their experimental facilities.
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Gas Shortages Give New York an Early Taste of the Green New Deal - From The GWPF Date: 2/16/19 The state is dependent on imports even though it sits atop the abundant Marcellus Shale. The combination of hydraulic fracturin...
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I don't believe anybody has commented on this particularly shocking aspect of the IPCC glacier debacle as reported in the Times:
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"But Syed Hasnain, the Indian glaciologist erroneously quoted as making the 2035 prediction, said that responsibility had to lie with them. "It is the lead authors — blame goes to them," he told The Times. "There are many mistakes in it. It is a very poorly made report."
Professor Hasnain, who was not involved in drafting the IPCC report, said that he noticed some of the mistakes when he first read the relevant section in 2008.
That was also the year he joined The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) in Delhi, which is headed by Dr Pachauri.
He said he realised that the 2035 prediction was based on an interview he gave to the New Scientist magazine in 1999, although he blamed the journalist for assigning the actual date.
He said that he did not tell Dr Pachauri because he was not working for the IPCC and was busy with his own programmes at the time.
"I was keeping quiet as I was working here," he said. "My job is not to point out mistakes. And you know the might of the IPCC. What about all the other glaciologists around the world who did not speak out?" "
So, it appears that a scientist who knew the report was rubbish kept quiet because he worked for Pachauri and because you do not point out mistakes if you know the might of the IPCC. This chimes perfectly with the atmosphere of bullying, intimidation and jobs for the boys revealed in the CRU emails.
I am amazed that the grown-ups of the scientific community (mathematicians, physicists, chemists, astronomers etc) seem content to stand back and allow the reputation of science and the scientific method to be trashed in the minds of the general public. It is high time they stepped in and provided some adult supervision.


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