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Next: Publishing options, Previous: Selecting files, Up: Configuration
Publishing means that a file is copied to the destination directory and
possibly transformed in the process. The default transformation is to export
Org files as HTML files, and this is done by the function
org-html-publish-to-html, which calls the HTML exporter (see HTML export). But you also can publish your content as PDF files using
org-latex-publish-to-pdf or as
Texinfo, etc.,
using the corresponding functions.
If you want to publish the Org file as an
.org file but with the
archived, commented and tag-excluded trees removed, use the
org-org-publish-to-org. This will produce file.org
and put it in the publishing directory. If you want a htmlized version of
this file, set the parameter
:htmlized-source to
t, it will
produce file.org.html in the publishing directory1.
Other files like images only need to be copied to the publishing destination.
For this you can use
org-publish-attachment. For non-org files, you
always need to specify the publishing function:
|Function executing the publication of a file. This may also be a
list of functions, which will all be called in turn.
nil means, publish htmlized source.
The function must accept three arguments: a property list containing at least
:publishing-directory property, the name of the file to be published
and the path to the publishing directory of the output file. It should take
the specified file, make the necessary transformation (if any) and place the
result into the destination folder.
[1] If the publishing directory is the same than the source directory, file.org will be exported as file.org.org, so probably don't want to do this.


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After a long, grueling, and (especially for us residents of the mother of all battle ground states) inescapable presidential campaign, many of us undoubtedly looked forward to taking at least a small respite from spectator politics. But while the conclusion of election season has obviously alleviated some degree of uncertainty for small business owners regarding who will occupy the White House for the next four years, many of them are now wondering just what a second term for President Obama has in store for their businesses. So let's take a closer look at what impact this year's election results will have on them. Healthcare One subject most likely on their minds is how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will affect their businesses, including their bottom lines. However, many small businesses, specifically those with less than 50 full-time employees, will not be subject to the potentially costly "pay or play" provision of healthcare reform, which requires employers to either offer health insurance coverage or pay a penalty. Yet, even though healthcare seems like the only impact, there are other changes on the horizon. Increased Regulation Instead, the largest change that small businesses are likely to experience is increased regulatory activity and enforcement initiatives of Federal agencies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The EEOC and many other agencies have increased budgets for the 2013 fiscal year, which means more investigators and almost certainly more investigations. Trends that began in President Obama's last term, such as increased on-site inspections and longer and more thorough investigations, should continue and will likely accelerate. Policies and Hiring Practices Examined Along with more aggressive investigations, the EEOC's current trend of searching for systemic instances of discrimination should also continue to gain steam. The EEOC is now, and will be undoubtedly throughout the next four years, making systemic discrimination its major focus. The EEOC targets facially neutral employer policies such as absence/leave policies, language proficiency rules, and criminal background checks that it believes are discriminatory in their effects, if not their application. Small businesses should especially take a look at their hiring criteria, as the EEOC will take an increasingly long look at "barriers" to hiring such as: credit checks, educational standards, physical tests, and English-only policies. Small businesses will want to evaluate their hiring standards and make sure their standards are necessary for their business needs because the time and expense of systemic investigations will far outweigh those of individual charges of discrimination, which they may have experienced in the past. Social Media Policies Evaluated Another place where small businesses will likely see increased government agency activity is relative to their social media policies. Discipline of employees regarding their posts on social media sites is one area the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is focusing on with union and non-union employers alike. The NLRB has issued several decisions recently that protect employees from discipline and/or termination in instances where they have posted unflattering comments regarding their employers. The next four years should see the NLRB more definitively establishing the borders of what it considers protected conduct for employees on social media sites. Overall, small businesses should expect to see an increase in not only enforcement activity of federal agencies including the EEOC and Department of Labor, but these agencies will also continue the trend of stretching their investigations into areas that are not explicitly within their purview, such as gay, lesbian and transgender equality in the workplace. Essentially, small business owners will see what they began to see in the last four years, simply more of it.
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If you've ever felt the frustration of trying to send an e-mail, make a call, or snap a photo only to realize that your laptop, cellphone, or camera has gone dead, you understand the need for better batteries. But while there's no question that batteries are important, they're rarely described as "exciting."
Lowly, hardworking batteries have routinely received little or no attention, while the devices they power grab the spotlight.
"When somebody sees a Bentley, they don't say, 'Oh my God, that's got a good battery inside,' " says Brian Fan, senior director of research at the Cleantech Group headquartered in San Francisco, which tracks venture-capital investments in North America, Europe, Israel, China, and India.
In the economic downturn, that could be changing.
The Cleantech Group's numbers show an uptick in venture-capital funding for batteries in the first quarter, even as overall US venture investments fell to the lowest level since 1997, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
Spurred by federal cash, electric cars, and demand for ever more powerful gadgets, investment in advanced batteries has bucked the recessionary slump and, energy analysts say, could help the economy recover.
Cleantech tracked $94 million in advanced-battery investments in the previous quarter, up substantially from a recession-affected $29 million in the last quarter of 2008 and up slightly from $90 million in the first quarter of that year.
Sara Bradford, a principal consultant for global research firm Frost & Sullivan, predicts that North America could be facing a renaissance in battery manufacturing.
In March, she wrote that the US battery industry "is humming with revived confidence" as a result of the federal stimulus package, which opens up $2 billion in loans for advanced batteries, among other incentives.
A move toward greener cars helped fuel this growth. Hybrids, plug-ins, and electric vehicles are "the big goal" of next-generation batterymakers says Kent Furst, an analyst for research firm Freedonia Group in Cleveland.
Another factor is renewable energy. Wind and solar power are "intermittent" sources – they only collect energy during blustery or sunny times of the day, not necessarily when people need it most. To continue serving communities even during weak moments, some in the energy industry have called for grid batteries that could store the green energy and dispatch it on demand.
A variety of innovative battery technologies have received funding so far this year, but the bulk of the cash has flowed to lithium-ion batteries. This common type powers most portable electronics, particularly laptops and cellphones. Lithium-ion is not a surprising favorite because, of all the mainstream battery chemistries, these pack the most energy for their size and weight.
While most hybrids use nickel-metal hydride batteries today, which can store up to 36 watt-hours per pound, they can't deliver the all-electric range that many automakers want for electric vehicles and some plug-in hybrids, such as GM's much-anticipated Chevy Volt. Lithium-ions offer more than double the energy density of nickel-metal hydrides, storing up to 81 watt-hours per pound, Ms. Bradford says.
But the batteries are too costly for most vehicles and for grid storage today, she says. Lithium-ion also faces some technical challenges.
For one thing, consumer electronics generally call for longer running times (more energy) while vehicles tend to require higher voltage (more power), says Mr. Furst. Vehicle batteries also need to be able to perform in widely varying temperatures, and need longer life spans than are typically required for consumer electronics.
Then there's the safety issue: After Dell recalled thousands of laptop batteries in 2006 because of a fire hazard, everyone wants to be sure their batteries won't burst into flames. "When it comes to motor vehicles, safety is the No. 1 concern," Furst says. "You can't have a battery pack blowing up in your car."
Most of the lithium-ion technologies working to address these issues are focused on new materials, particularly at the cathode of the battery – or the negatively charged part where electrons enter the device – Bradford says.
A123Systems in Watertown, Mass., is one such company. The company, which raised $69 million in April and signed a deal to supply electric-vehicle batteries to Chrysler, is developing batteries with tiny phosphate particles at the cathode, which it claims makes them safer. (Phosphate is used in fire extinguishers.) The company also claims its batteries offer higher energy density; a longer lifespan; and the ability to recharge 90 percent in five minutes, a potentially useful trait for longer trips.
Startups such as Valence Technology of Austin, Texas; International Battery of Allentown, Pa.; and E-One Moli Energy of Taiwan also are researching batteries that use phosphate – as is Johnson Controls-Saft, a joint venture between Milwaukee automotive-component supplier Johnson Controls and French
batterymaker Saft.
"It seems like the lithium-ion-phosphate [chemistry] is winning the race," Furst says, pointing to plans by A123Systems, Johnson Controls–Saft, and another lithium-ion startup, Boston-Power, to build large battery factories in Michigan. "But it's hard to say right now, because everything is in such a development phase."
The race is certainly far from over.
Manganese-based cathode materials – such as those EnerDel in Indianapolis and E-One Moli, which is working on a phosphate-based battery, are developing – also show promise, Bradford says.
So do the new anode (the positive counterpart to a cathode) materials. British startup Nexeon Ltd., which raised about $13 million in venture-capital funding in February, is developing a silicon-based anode.
Meanwhile, Boston-Power in Westborough, Mass., is taking a different approach. Instead of using a brand-new material, the company – which raised $55 million in January and provides batteries for Hewlett-Packard laptops – says it has improved the lithium-ion battery with "unique chemistry formulations" as well as a mechanical and electrical design that increases energy density and reliability. The company claims its batteries don't degrade for three years (most laptop batteries begin to fade after just three months) and can recharge 80 percent in 30 minutes.
Battery innovation isn't confined to ithium-ions, of course. Swiss-based zinc-air battery startup ReVolt Technology raised about $13 million in January. Carbon-fluoride battery startup CFX Battery in Azusa, Calif., closed $11 million the same month. Nickel-zinc batterymaker PowerGenix in San Diego and lead-acid company Firefly Energy in Peoria, Ill., are developing very different chemistries that they believe will target the vehicle market.
Even with all the advancements so far, however, it's clear that batteries still have a long way to go. Bradford says lithium-ions cost around $1,000 per kilowatt-hour today, which is far from being viable for vehicles. "It has to be much less than that," she says.
Frost & Sullivan projects that the batteries will reach $200 per kilowatt-hour, in automotive and other large applications, by 2020. Expect to see more startups, new technologies, and investments crop up as the industry strives toward that goal.


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South Bay state Sen. Rod Wright has taken an indefinite leave of absence from the Legislature until his May 16 sentencing on felony voter fraud charges in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Wright, whose district stretches from Inglewood to San Pedro, requested the leave during a meeting Tuesday with Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg.
"There are motions pending by Senator Wright's legal team to set aside the jury verdict and/or ask for a new trial," said Mark Hedlund, Steinberg's spokesman. "So, though a jury has rendered its verdict, Senator Wright has not been technically convicted of a crime yet."
Wright originally was scheduled to be sentenced March 12, but last week requested and received a two-month court delay.
"We're doing motions to try and get what I deem the unjust verdict overturned," said Wright's attorney, Winston Kevin McKesson. "We believe that to make these motions more complete, we need a copy of the entire trial record. That trial record will not be available until March 12. We're going to need time to go through the entire trial record."
And, McKesson noted, the sentencing could be delayed even more if the District Attorney's Office decides it also needs time to respond to the motions.
The 61-year-old Wright reportedly will continue to receive his $95,291 Senate salary during his leave of absence.
This is the latest delay in the legal case since Wright was indicted in 2010 on eight counts of felony voter fraud, perjury and filing a false declaration of candidacy.
Wright successfully delayed his trial until earlier this year, even winning re-election in a different district despite the charges.
The charges against Wright stem from 2008, when he ran for and won the 25th District seat. But prosecutors successfully argued during his trial that Wright actually lived in a neighboring district in upscale Baldwin Hills during that time, a violation of state law.
Wright, who now represents the 35th Senate District, faces up to eight years in prison but could avoid any jail time because there is no minimum sentence for his crimes.
Steinberg faced increasing pressure from Republicans after Senate Democrats demanded that a second Democratic senator, Ron Calderon, resign or take an indefinite leave after he was indicted last week on multiple federal corruption charges. Calderon pleaded not guilty Monday.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. is a health care research and information company founded in 1991 by a former medical college board chairman and president to help guide consumers to America's top doctors and top hospitals. Castle Connolly's established nomination survey, research, screening and selection process, under the direction of an M.D., involves many hundreds of thousands of physicians as well as academic medical centers, specialty hospitals and regional and community hospitals all across the nation. Castle Connolly's physician-led team of researchers follows a rigorous screening process to select top doctors on both the national and regional levels. Its online nominations process located at castleconnolly.com/nominations is open to all licensed physicians in America, who are able to nominate physicians in any medical specialty and in any part of the country, as well as indicate whether the nominated physicians are, in their opinion, among the best in their region in their medical specialty or among the best in the nation in their medical specialty. Careful screening of doctors' educational and professional experience is essential before final selection is made among those physicians most highly regarded by their peers. The result identifies the top doctors in America and provides consumers with detailed information about their education, training and special expertise in paperback guides, national and regional magazine "Top Doctors" features and online directories.
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Yard for Share: My Hyperlocavore Garden
The pea, radish, lettuce, and quinoa sprouts have emerged in my new backyard garden, outracing the chervil, cilantro, carrot, and chard seeds—and Wayde Lawler, my new-found Hyperlocavore buddy, is responsible for all this.
Wayde and I found each other via Hyperlocavore, a website that matches landless gardeners with land hosts. Wayde is a horticulture student at Merritt College in Oakland, CA; I'm a hobby gardener. For the past two years, I've ceded my small backyard to the resident deer, and settled for a 15-gallon tub on the deck with a pair of cherry tomatoes and some climbing green beans.
My inspiration for signing up with Hyperlocavore came from a February 21, 2010 presentation put on by Transition Albany, a local group trying to make Albany, Ca. more self-sufficient. The presentation included the movie HomeGrown, which documents a family in Pasadena, Ca. that–incredibly—grows three tons of food annually on 1/5th of an acre of urban land. Afterward, Novella Carpenter, author of Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer, spoke about her garden on squatted land in Oakland, Ca. where her neighbors are welcome to come pick what they need. I don't intend to raise a ton of food on my not quite 1/10th of an acre parcel, but if someone else were to take the lead, I thought we might have some fun installing a garden together.
The serendipity gods were surely hovering when I posted my Hyperlocavore request. Wayde Lawler was the only person looking for a North Berkeley site on that day; the following Sunday we met in my weedy backyard to look at the available space and my incomplete effort at a deer-proof fence. On Thursday, Wayde arrived with a borrowed pick-up and a cubic yard of planting soil. He whacked my weeds and planned the beds and we both schlepped buckets. By the end of the day, we had garden beds topped with partly-decomposed straw mulch occupying a 12 by 14 foot space.
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I like Wayde. In the month since, we've strengthened and completed the bamboo-lattice deer fence, begun planting, and begun to know each other. Aside from his ability to envision an idea, figure out a way to accomplish it, and follow through, I like his Midwestern low-key politeness. I liked meeting his wife, Taryn, and sharing returned Peace Corps volunteer reminiscences on the day that we sowed "goosefoot" (that is, plants like spinach, chard, and beet from the Chenopodiaceae family) seeds. I enjoyed having Wayde as our waiter when my housemate and I visited the restaurant where he worked, and I appreciate his stop-in for a first time experience at my community acupuncture clinic.
Although we haven't any formal agreement for sharing either the garden or its produce, I am not worried. So far, it has evolved that I provide land, water, and some labor—and Wayde provides expertise, labor, and inspiration. He brings his own tools although he is welcome to use mine, and he has paid for soil, plants, and seeds while I've bought a couple lunches. From what I can tell, we both feel we are gaining more than we are giving.
My Hyperlocavore experience to date has been entirely positive. But I can imagine scenarios where, as with any human interaction, it could have been sour. I'm glad that I had the courage to try something new. I'm glad to know Wayde and Taryn. And I'm looking forward to a summer of gardening—while shrinking my carbon footprint.
More and more neighborhoods are making the transition to a climate-friendly community. Has yours?
Healthy food is the foundation of social justice, says Will Allen. And he knows, because he grows a lot of both.


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I was not impressed. I felt the portions were small, way over priced, and mediocre at best. I would look elsewhere.
We were in for dinner tonight, which we visit about once a month. I always order the King size Prime Rib. Tonight I have to tell you, I am not sure we will be back! I made the mistake of answering yes when the waitress ask if I cared to have it seered on the grill! The cook BUTTERFLIED MY 21.00 PIECE OF PRIME AND COOKED IT LIKE A STEAK! Why would someone EVER do that WITHOUT ASKING THE GUEST IF THAT'S OKAY! seriously, it took all the juice out of the meat, the bottom piece of butterfield meat was about an 1/8 of inch thick, and if I wanted a steak I would've ordered a t-bone! they were gracious enough to take the dinner off our bill, but it kinda ruined the dinner of which I have maybe one to two nights a month that I that I am not too busy to go out to eat! We use to visit the Outback on Ina, but it has seriously went down hill also! Not sure where we will go now? The poor server was shocked when I handed her the 20.00 tip, and said she could accept it, but I quickly told her it was NOT her fault, IT WAS THE COOK!
Not again!
The first pizza i consumed from this restaurant, was a regular flat pizza, and, it was quite tasty. i returned,and, ordered a pan pizza. It consisted of a pile of canned tomatoes on top of a bland tasting dough.
Mediocre at best. I've tried it several times over many years, never a good meal. Always expensive and lousy service.
Run of the mill food, overcrowded,barely fair to poor service, decent prices.
This is our second review - see 2011 review. Service continues to be a major issue at Opa. I asked twice for a drink refill. Put it this way. I ended up leaving my seat and walking over the beverage fountain to refill my glass myself. Awful! The free humus they give you remains very band too. But for five bucks the gyros during lunch are a deal. But don't add fries or a salad b/c you won't need all that extra food. Plus your five dollar meal will turn into an eight or nine dollar lunch.
I forgot to add a rating to my review a moment ago.
The first time I went was lunch on the patio it was awesome,2nd time took freinds for dinner on patio,we had horrible service and managment gave us a $20 gift cert.Tried it again because I have always loved Scordatos family,There seemed to be plenty of help but service was really bad and slow ost dishes didn't come with ingredients as explained on menu.There were at least 3 managers on the floor but not really doin their job.Sorry to say we were so disappointed we won't be goin back.Manager should read his reveiws.I would rather have my dinner alittle late instead of cooks just throwing things together to get it out.Surprising and sad for Scordato's reputation.Bummed out!
I've been here twice and I wasn't impressed either time. It seems like a horrible value. I ended up paying $17 (tip and tax included) for some grilled veggies, lettuce, pita bread, and hummus. The water tastes really funky. Their sign says vegetarian paradise, but I didn't find that many vegetarian items on the menu. I'm not going back.
At best 2 stars. Have had their biryani, that was ok, and a chicken dish that was inedible. No thanks.
I just do not get this places' popularity. THe owner has an attitude having taken over from his parents, the service is only fair and the portions very small. Its only because of the fact that there are so few restaurants on this end of town that this place stays busy.
Second time I have tried Panda Buffet and second time disappointed. Most dishes were barely warm, the chicken dishes were certainly not tender. The Mee noodles were tasty but not too warm. both shrimp dishes I tried, honey shrimp and another were badly prepared and almost powdery in texture. The Hot and sour soup was hot in temperature and spicy enough but lacked much in the way of tofu and vegetables. Service was good and friendly without being intrusive. The first time I went there I had a similar experience and thought it must have been an off day but now after going there for another time has proven to be the norm rather than the exception.
My wife and I are from NJ and couldn't wait to try the Italian subs for dinner one night a few weeks ago. It was a big dissapointment. The rolls tasted like they were at least a day old. The cold cuts/provolone are not the best quality and sliced way too thick. The chopped, not sliced cherry peppers are soaked in way too much vinegar, to the point of drowning out the other flavors. There were no seasonings, like a dusting of oregano, and the oil seemed to be a cheap vegtable oil, not a decent olive oil. So...fuggetaboutit. Wouldn't make it in Jersey.
I wish the best for this restaurant but overall, I was disappointed with the pizza. It was very creasy and the toppings spilled all over the place. Its not like the New York pizza I grew up with.
Oh.. and was not impressed with the names of many of the items in a vegetarian restaurant being called after meat dishes.
The sushi here is good, BUT the past three times I have gone (over the course of 1+ year), has been the worst I've experienced.
Had Breakfast at their Speedway/Kolb location, Nice clean and new place with great staff but High prices coupled with just OK bland food. The place has not changed since my last visit about 3 years ago. Won't be going back for awhile.
We tried it because we were getting hungry and wanted to eat something before shopping at Sunflower Market. Overall we weren't impressed. Sorta ugly building, very average food, slow service. Now we now better.
The hamburgers are rather small here. I ordered a guacamole burger and guacamole was more like a watery guacamole sauce, yuk! The fries were OK though. Service is typical Tucson. In other words, nothing special whatsoever. Overall the place isn't terrible. We just won't be rushing back.


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When I was pregnant with the Supergirl, I had plans and certainties about who I would be as a parent and who my child would be. I was never going to yell or spank, I wouldn't need to. My child would see the hurt and disappointment in my eyes and quickly plead for salvation before I would ever need to discipline.
Until I learned that she could give two flying fudgsicles about my hurt or disappointment, until I discovered that her idea of fun with mommy was the art of trying to find every possible way to die from ages 2-4. Run away from mommy in parking lot? Check. Dive face first off of the kitchen counter? Check.
It's a miracle that we have made it this far, honestly.
My child would not need to know about her family's financial situation, we would have more than enough. Until we didn't. I hate that she knows that she can't have a slushy because the fountain drinks are 67 cents cheaper. I hate that she worries about whether or not the land baron has been paid. To be fair, it's more a case of her being insanely smart than us informing her of the situation, I just hate that at 5 years old she has this much of a grasp on a situation that I still wonder if I understand.
My child would not know about cancer, would not need to know about death and dying. Except she does and no matter how much I pray for the knowledge to be forgotten, it doesn't. At 5 years old, my child has become the morbid, strange child that talks of dying, of ghosts, of zombies, of terminal illnesses and chemotherapy, the child that makes grown ups uncomfortable.
I want to rail against this reality, scream and fight and kick to get back the dream of the child and the parent that we were supposed to be.
I want to, but I can't and I won't.
I am not the mother that I wanted to be, but I am a pretty kick ass momma.
My kid watches cartoons from the 80's , sometimes wears the same set of pajamas all weekends, is cool when I forget to buy milk and all I have to offer is a Pebbles Ice Cream Sundae for breakfast before church. She loves God and Jesus and leads other children to them, her faith is contagious and so awesome. Her sense of humor and sarcasm, though sometimes flawed, are still pretty great. I know adults with a lot less personality than my girl has. She quotes Grease and Wizard of Oz, and you should see that girl rocking out to some Michael Jackson.
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(Reuters) - President Barack Obama nominated Thursday an openly gay attorney to serve on the U.S. appeals court for patent cases after a previous gay nominee for that court stalled.
Todd Hughes, a lawyer in the Department of Justice's civil division, was nominated for the Federal U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. He would be the first openly gay circuit judge in the country if confirmed.
The Federal Circuit hears patent appeals from around the country, including high stakes cases like Apple Inc's smartphone battle against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. Its docket also includes trademark cases and some claims against the federal government.
The administration previously nominated Edward DuMont for the Federal Circuit in 2010. He would have been the first openly gay circuit judge had he been confirmed. However, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee did not hold a hearing and DuMont ultimately withdrew, saying some Republican committee members opposed his bid. DuMont did not identify those senators.
Justice Department representatives referred questions about the Hughes nomination to the White House. Obama also nominated U.S. Patent and Trademark Office attorney Raymond Chen for the Federal Circuit on Thursday, and in a statement Obama said both Hughes and Chen have displayed "exceptional dedication" to public service.
Hughes has specialized in federal personnel matters, veterans' benefits and international trade. Chen argued numerous cases at the Federal Circuit defending the USPTO's decisions, according to the office's website.
Representatives of the USPTO declined to comment.
The Federal Circuit is a crucial tribunal for high stakes intellectual property battles. Another Obama nominee for the court - Richard Taranto, an attorney in private practice - was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday. If the U.S. Senate approves all three nominees, the Federal Circuit would have its full complement of 12 active judges.
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Woman gets full face transplant after being doused with lye
Vermont woman has surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital
A Vermont woman who was attacked with lye by her estranged husband has received a full face transplant at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Carmen Blandin Tarleton, a 44-year-old registered nurse and mother of two, was doused in June 2007 with industrial strength lye, suffering burns on 80 percent of her body.
The Thetford, Vt., woman underwent surgery this month with a team led by Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, who transplanted the facial skin, including the neck, nose, lips, facial muscles, arteries and nerves of a donor patient, the hospital announced Wednesday.
"The team has achieved tremendous success with providing Miss. Tarleton with a full face transplant," Dr. Elof Eriksson, chief of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Brigham and Women's Hospital, said. "A deep gratitude must be expressed to the donor's family."
Tarleton endured dozens of surgeries before the transplant, Pomahac said.
"As a result of the scars on her neck, she was unable to turn her head from side to side," he said. "Because Carmen is a nurse, and had been a transplant nurse, she knew the complications and the risks."
The plastic surgery transplantation team, made up of more than 30 physicians, nurses, anesthesiologists and technicians, worked for 15 hours to complete the transplant.
"My spirits are high, I feel very happy. Though there is much more to go, I am strong, and I feel confident that I have the strength to deal with whatever comes my way," Tarleton said in a statement.
In her blog, Tarleton said she, "could never have imagined the overwhelming feelings I encountered after my surgery. I could freely move my head from side to side without the usual scar discomfort I have felt for almost six years now."
In 2009, Herbert Rodgers, Tarelton's husband, was charged with one count of maiming, and was sentenced to serve at least the minimum of 30 years. He won't be eligible for parole until he's 83.
Carmen recently published her first book titled, "Overcome: Burned, Blinded and Blessed."


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Astronauts are risking their lives, fixing the Hubble telescope right now. It's attached to the bay of the Atlantis, all big and shiny. You can see them working inside its guts here.
Everything seems to be going ok right now, although they are having some problems with one of their cameras.


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My Supporting XI: V Sehwag, T Iqbal, S Katich (c), K Sangakkara, S Chanderpaul, E Morgan, S Al Hasan, M Rahim (+), G Swann, D Steyn, Z Khan
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.
RIP Craigos
Wait, this thing is still on?
Better cancel that cruise I booked for day after tomorrow then...
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The CW Forumer World Cup Final to be simmed in May 2013...
Cribb hoping to sim it live from the World Cup. Sadly, he's waiting for the 2015 instalment to start.
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Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
Vimes tells it how it is:
Can't believe Cribb is actually making the ICC look competent in their organisation of a World Cup.
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
Anyone want to join the Society?
Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
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The recently revived "American Idol" announced it has locked in its first celebrity judge: Katy Perry.
ABC announced a deal earlier this month to bring back "American Idol" only a year after the music competition aired its 15th and last season on Fox.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 99 diseños de 38 diseñadores freelance.
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Jon went to a Cleveland Indians game on Wednesday night. I packed him a dinner to take in (Progressive Field allows you to bring in small, soft sided coolers or lunch boxes). He had plenty to eat & didn't have to chance eating something that might make him sick. He went to get a drink and noticed that there were Lara Bars by the cashier in section 160 (lower bowl)!! How exciting is that!?! He didn't see how much they cost, unfortunately. He didn't get one because I had packed him plenty to eat, but it is nice to know that there is something there that is good for you & gluten-free if you are hungry or just want something to snack on! Jon said that they have tons of flavor options, too!
Speaking of Lara Bars….I had 2 new flavors (well, new to me) the other day. Coconut Cream Pie, which I thought was good, but not spectacular. The other flavor was Chocolate Cherry and that, my friends, was spectacular! Wow! I can't even tell you what my favorite flavor is now. LOL!! If I had to rate my top 10, this is how they would go:
- Peanut Butter Cookie
- Chocolate Cherry
- Pecan Pie
- Cashew Cookie
- Lemon
- Coconut Cream Pie
- Jocalat Chocolate Coffee
- Gingersnap
- Cinnamon Roll
- Jocalat Chocolate
Now, I haven't yet tried the Key Lime Pie or the Chocolate Coconut, so I can't say that one of those wouldn't replace one or more of the ones listed above.
So, if you live in Cleveland or go to Progressive Field for any event, seek out those bars!
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Explore Budapest the classiest way possible, on a magnificent river cruise, with a large glass of cocktail in your hand, watching the marvellous colours of the setting sun behind the hills of Buda reflected by the Danube!
The 2 hour long program starts at 7pm and includes 2 large cocktails, which you may choose from a diverse cocktail menu. The boat starts from the middle of the city and it passes underneath all the 6 main bridges of Budapest, providing breath-taking views while the city slowly shifts into the night. You may enjoy the cruise from the heated or air conditioned interior of the boat, or have an unconcealed perspective from the open upper deck of the ship. Enjoy the breeze, and breathe in the city's changing atmosphere!
In the inner deck of the boat, you will be serenaded with live music from four members of the Rajko Folk Ensemble playing popular favourites and local classics for your amusement. The performance also features a marvellous original Hungarian instrument, the famous "cimbalom". The combination of string instruments and the cimbalom provides a uniquely Hungarian, unforgettable harmony and an outstanding atmosphere on-board.
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Please note, that the time of the sunset depends on the current season in Hungary.
Warm ala carte meals are available on the program with very reasonable prices, if you feel hungry!
Cocktail list on board:
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• In order you would not like to use the drop off service we are not able to provide a partial refund for the drop off part of the service.
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Mr. November
Game 5 recap
When Reggie Jackson hit his five home runs in one World Series, he was dubbed "Mr. October." With the Series being played later than ever, Chase must be "Mr. November."
After the Yankees scored a run in their first at-bat last night, Chase let the enemy know the Fightin' Phillies would be just that. His three-run homer in the Phillies' first AB sent a huge message.
Later, he and Raul homered, runs that would eventually be the margin of victory.
Phillies will board an AMTRAK charter train this afternoon for a journey back to New York.
The Yankees are working out later in the afternoon. The Phillies will not.
But, MLB still wants someone from the Phillies in the interview room at Yankee Stadium. So, Charlie and Pedro Martinez will make an appearance following the Yankees workout.
Alumni Postseason Memories
Doug Glanville was a centerfielder for the Phillies from 1999 through 2002 and again in 2004. He also played with the Cubs and Rangers. He played in the 2003 NLDS and NLCS with the Cubs. The University of Pennsylvania graduate resides in Chicago.
What is your favorite memory of October baseball as a child?
"I just remember the Phillies run in the late '70s. Unfortunately, always getting knocked out by the Dodgers. I paid close attention since. I lived right outside of New York and saw the Yankees all over the place. Then, that strikeout of Willie Wilson, to end the '80 World Series. I was floating on air, especially since my brother's favorite player was Cesar Cedeno whose team, the Astros, was knocked out in the NLCS by the Phightin's. I remember the amazing back and forth in the NLCS and when Pete Rose spiked the ball after the big double play on Cedeno after he hurt his ankle (my brother was not too happy with Rose about that)."
As a player, what was the biggest change between the regular season and postseason?
"The biggest change was the intensity. Now, it is the world stage and everyone is watching. The locker room has four times as many people covering the game or getting bat orders. Every player on the team is a story that needs to be told and people want to know. I remember making a bat order that came in a day. Unheard of during the season. Great show."
Where were you when the Phillies won the World Series last October?
"For Part 1, I was at the game, in a skybox reminiscing with old teammates and friends – Lieberthal, Bottalico, Duckworth, Sarge, not to mention my personal favorite, singer John Oates. But, when the series was delayed because of bad weather, I had returned home and that's where I watched the Phillies win."
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I love Doug Glanville – he was always smiling :O)
Very glad the series is still alive! I was about ready to hibernate for the winter…good thing I don't have to yet!


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Balloon artist Thelma Levett has accomplished an impressive feat: Constructing a wedding gown for her daughter Vicky using 5,000 knotted and inflated balloons. It's also ostensibly a replica of Kate Middleton's gown, because there are lace sleeves attached. As we all know, the Duchess was the first person to ever wear sleeves on her wedding day.
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Pope to bloggers: Be nice
The pope is taking some bloggers to task, according to the Associated Press' coverage of his World Communications Day message, released today (the feast day of St. Francis de Sales, patron of journalists) :
"Benedict didn't name names, but the head of the Vatican's social communications office, Archbishop Claudio Celli, said it was certainly correct to direct the pope's exhortation to some conservative Catholic blogs, YouTube channels and sites which, with some vehemence, criticize bishops, public officials and policies they consider not Catholic enough."
Most of Catholic coverage has been more positive, about how the pope is encouraging the use of social media for sharing the gospel. Much of it builds upon what he has said for the past few years (2009 and 2010): There are good and bad sides to online world, but the church definitely needs to be there.
Pope Benedict does take the conversation to another level this year (and the Vatican website will finally be taken to another level soon too). According to CNS, "he said proclaiming the gospel through new media was not simply a matter of inserting religious content into online platforms, but also of witnessing the gospel consistently when communicating choices, preferences and judgments."
Vox Nova started out the year (perhaps anticipating the pope's theme) with ideas for living the gospel on line: 10 suggestions for a better Catholic blogosphere.
The basic idea is, "it's not just what we say, it's how we say it." Bryan applied this adage to the pro-life movement a few years ago, and this discussion in the midst of the March for Life/anniversary of Roe v. Wade is appropriate considering the passion surrounding the abortion issue. You may not like or agree with her, but on Krista Tippett On Being, pro-choice Catholic Frances Kissling says civil conversations with pro-lifers have changed some of her opinions about abortion. Can this happen online?
The AP's coverage also puts the pope's comments in the context of U.S. politics and the call for civility in the wake of the attempted assassination of Sen. Gabrielle Giffords. At tomorrow's State of the Union address, Republicans and Democrats will be sitting next to each other instead of across the aisle.
This might just be a symbolic action, but it, along with the pope's remarks, might remind us who the neighbors we're supposed to love are as we sit by ourselves in front of the computer screen.


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Not that any of you were wondering, but this is clearly why Sammy Sosa came back after "retiring:" He gets to make this ridiculous face in front of a stadium full of fans who still aren't quite sure what to think of him.
We appreciated Lone Star Ball's stance on this: "Yay! Now let's call up Jason Botts."
Seriously, though, now that Sammy Sosa has his 600 homers — and still has his defenders, in Chicago and elsewhere — the question arises: Is he going to make the Hall of Fame? Obviously, his numbers say he should be in there ... but so do Mark McGwire's.
Surprisingly, almost everyone at ESPN thinks he should be in, which is odd, we think. The majority of "voters" say that because he's never tested positive for any steroids, they shouldn't be a factor in any decision making. Which doesn't make any sense, because McGwire never tested positive either, and no one's rushing to put him in the Hall. We're not saying Sosa shouldn't be in, or he should, but any decision you'd make on him, you'd have to apply the same to McGwire.
But really: Where's Jason Botts?
Sammy Hits 600, But Will He Go To The Hall? [UmpBump]
Standing Up For Sammy [100 Percent Injury Rate]
Sammy Hits 600 [Lone Star Ball]


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Bills coach Doug Marrone is grateful for the things he learned from the head coach he'll face this weekend in New Orleans.
Nearly $1.2 million has been raised to fight progeria, with $500,000 coming from Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who was inspired by the boy who is the subject of the new HBO documentary, Life According to Sam.
Dolphins RT Tyson Clabo realizes that, with Bryant McKinnie on the team, Jonathan Martin could be moved to Clabo's spot — and Clabo could be moved to the bench.
Jets RB Chris Ivory has gone from being shipped out of New Orleans to being named the NFL's FedEx Ground Player of the Week.
Steelers CB Ike Taylor is leery of playing in Oakland; "It's scary going into that Black Hole. They're really serious about that. You can jump into the stands if you want to, but I don't think you're going to come back out."
Browns RB Willis McGahee thinks WR Josh Gordon would benefit from the influence of a veteran receiver.
Ravens QB Joe Flacco, with 100 straight career starts, has never missed a snap due to injury.
The Bengals are trying to move to 4-0 at home for the first time since the days of Boomer Esiason.
Colts coach Chuck Pagano says that CB Vontae Davis is becoming a leader. (Said Davis, possibly: "I really like playing for Coach Dungy.")
Arrangements have been made for a memorial service and visitation for Titans owner Bud Adams.
Pewaukee High School in Wisconsin has retired the high school jersey of Texans DE J.J. Watt.
The inevitable question is emerging: Are the 2013 Jaguars the worst team in NFL history?
Raiders K Sebastian Janikowski is still adjusting to having a holder other than Shane Lechler.
A man who swindled $3 million from Chargers LB Dwight Freeney will spend five years in prison.
Chiefs LS Thomas Gafford on his team this season under Andy Reid: "We're a big family in here and we break it down on 'family' about every day and that's the thing I've enjoyed the most being here with this team is the sense of family."
It's been nearly 10 years since the Broncos shipped RB Clinton Portis to Washington for CB Champ Bailey.
Redskins WR Santana Moss has advice for teammates who may be concerned about facing Peyton Manning: "Just worry about you."
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says Jay Ratliff could have been "the best" three technique defensive tackle ever coached by Rod Marinelli, who coached Warren Sapp.
Former Eagles LB/C Chuck Bednarik says he "never get[s] tired" of talking about the hit that knocked Frank Gifford out in 1960; "For Frank, it's probably a different story," Bednarik said.
Giants DT Mike Patterson will be making his return to Philly.
Bears QB Jay Cutler officially will miss at least a month; WR Bradon Marshall predicts Cutler will miss only two games.
Lions WR Kevin Ogletree has yet to be asked for information about his former team, the Cowboys: "I always wondered when you go play someone else, who's the snitch, who's giving away all the stuff? If I was asked, I probably would give in."
The last time the Vikings faced Green Bay, WR Joe Webb was the starting quarterback. (And his performance in that game is one of the reasons why he changed positions.)
The good news? Packers CB Casey Heyward is ready to return after a three-month hamstring injury. The bad news? They'll have a hard time finding a spot for him.
Reflecting on his final year in Tampa, former Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden recalls getting back-to-back game balls from one of the team's owners; "Four weeks later, the same son of a bitch fired me," Gruden said.
Saints RB Mark Ingram sums up the Sgt. Hulka injury that has kept Ingram out of action since Week Two: "The big toe will sit you down."
Panthers coach Ron Rivera says his players are realizing their potential; "We can most certainly be relevant."
The new Falcons stadium keeps looking better and better.
The California equivalent to OSHA has reopened an investigation into the death of worker at the 49ers' new stadium in June, after another death occurred.
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson wants to beat the St. Louis Rams, but he's pulling for the St. Louis Cardinals.
After two straight losses, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians says there's "no doubt" his team is exited to get back on the field. (And lose again?)
New Rams starting QB Kellen Clemens learned from former Jets quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh the proper approach for a guy who isn't starting: "Once you start viewing yourself as a backup, you'll never be a starter again," Clemens said. "I've really held on to that."