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For any tourist visiting Seattle, there's the standard bucket list: ride the monorail, ascend the Space Needle, pay a visit to the world's largest building, and, if you're not squeamish about tax avoidance, check out the first-ever Starbucks and the Amazon Spheres.
But, as I discovered on a recent visit, there's a new attraction in town: the cannabis shops peppered through its downtown since Washington state legalised recreational marijuana.
They couldn't be further from the smoke-filled coffeeshops of Amsterdam: this is very much America does weed. Show your passport at the door and you're waved into a cheery space filled with brightly lit glass cabinets displaying their wares. Yes, there's row after row of the little packets of greenish stuff you'd expect, with enticing names such as "Pink Lemonade" and "Chocolope". But lots of other cannabis-infused goodies too: vape pens, pre-rolled joints and "edibles", from brownies to jelly sweets to drinks.
Budtenders are on hand to "talk flower" with discerning pot veterans, and chat with canna-curious tourists about the basics, such as the difference between the psychoactive THC, which produces a "mind high", and the non-psychoactive CBD, which results in a healing "body high". (Me: "But what's the difference between a mind and a body high?" Patient budtender: "One makes your mind feel high, the other your body.")
It was fascinating talking to Washingtonians about what they've got right and wrong in regulating an industry from scratch. And as I tucked into my first vegan mockburger on the plane home – nicely pink inside, my tastebuds honestly couldn't distinguish it from the real thing – it left me thinking, why are we so willing to wield the nanny state when it comes to cannabis but not something like meat, which does real social harm?
If the goal of cannabis prohibition was to reduce social harm, it's been an unalloyed failure. As even President Obama admitted, it's safer than alcohol: it's much less addictive than smoking or drinking. And while overdosing can be a deeply unpleasant, frightening experience, as the New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd found when she consumed a whole chocolate bar that would have been better cut into 16, a fatal overdose is impossible. (There has been a handful of cases in the US where people have attributed extreme violence to ingesting cannabis, but the link between cannabis-induced psychosis and violence remains unproved – and, unlike alcohol, studies suggest smoking cannabis may be associated with lower levels of domestic violence).
Where there are established risks – heavy cannabis use is associated with an increased risk of psychotic disorders – they should be set out so that, as with alcohol, people can make their own decision about whether they're worth taking.
Banning cannabis doesn't stop people using – the industry in the US is thought to be worth $40bn a year, much of it black market, and in the UK, 2.2 million people are estimated to have taken cannabis. But a failure to legalise and regulate it makes it less safe than it need be – users have no idea of the psychoactive strength of what they're buying on the black market, in stark contrast to the Seattle shops, which list the THC levels of every product. Prohibition also results in millions in lost tax revenue: California, the largest state to legalise recreational cannabis, collected more than $60m in cannabis taxes in the first quarter of 2018.
Prohibition has had hugely unjust consequences. It disproportionately snares people of colour into the criminal justice system: in the UK, black people are around half as likely to report using drugs last year, but nine times more likely to be stopped and searched for drug possession and almost 12 times more likely to be convicted for cannabis possession.
This should inform the way cannabis is legalised. In some places in the US, legalisation has been accompanied by expunging of historic marijuana misdemeanours, which can make it difficult to get a job or housing, from criminal records. Oakland in California has even reserved a proportion of its cannabis permits for those with a cannabis conviction in an attempt to combat the capture of the burgeoning weed industry by white, cash-rich businessmen. (Because cannabis remains federally illegal, it's almost impossible for cannabis producers to secure bank loans.)
But the reason we have prohibition is nothing to do with preventing social harm. It's about the queasiness politicians feel about legalising something that they perceive still has a huge social stigma attached, even though the public is now firmly in favour of legalisation.
Which brings me to the vegan burger. Take a step back and it seems bonkers that our political leaders hold firm on outlawing weed but seem loth to invoke the nanny state where it's most needed: in avoiding catastrophic climate change. We won't succeed in this unless we persuade people to fly less and eat less meat and dairy.
That's a gargantuan task, made harder by the demotivating knowledge that your own efforts are only likely to matter if others match them. Yet the most politicians do is half-heartedly conjure up a few green taxes in the hope they'll nudge people in the sort of right direction. But they're not effective enough, and also hit the poorest most.
Time for the nanny state to get more radical. We should start by banning altogether things that have literally no function, such as bottled water in a country where it's actually safer to drink tap water. And take a leaf out of wartime Britain – climate change is no less existential a threat – and ration activities such as flying and eating meat. If you're not that bothered about a rare steak, you can sell your coupons to someone who can't live without a good ribeye and feel smug as you tuck into your environmentally friendly, fake-meat alternatives.
It's perhaps not surprising that prohibition is based on social prissiness rather than rationality. But, my goodness, we're missing a trick. We should follow Canada, which just became the second country to legalise recreational cannabis. And go after – if not banning, then rationing – the stuff that does society real, undeniable harm.
• Sonia Sodha is an Observer columnist


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12 Questions to ... Changl09.
After the strange feeling of facing a volunteer, I return to my usual techniques of cornering and coaxing. While every interview offers its share of insights into the community, I always take a personal pleasure when the first reply is "yeah why not ... but I don't have much to talk about" and the discussion ends with "that was fun".
For you today, one o those "ok why not coaches. A coach I met last season when I joined the Big O. When I met him he used to play Undead and had a terrifying zombie in his line-up. Originally from China, he lived in the USA, Taiwan and now Japan. A true citizen of the world, he now plays in a local table top league in his area. Online, my interlocutor takes part in the Big O, leading the "Fate: Grand Order" Bretonnian outfit, and in the Speed O as we will see later.
Today you are blessed by the presence of Changl09, Grand Inquisitor of the Order of the Hobnailed Boot, for the Big O.
I remember my games last season against Changl09. For my first appearance in a competitive league, I was warned he was out for blood. If the first game was more of a surprise, the second one, late in the season, meant a few cold sweats when playing AV 7. I can now try to understand the roots of his peculiar play style.
Q: How did you get to Blood Bowl ? And how long have you been playing ?
A: I first started playing Blood Bowl back in 2009 or 10? When Space Hulk came out, our local store's manager (Games Workshop Greenwich Village) allowed us to play specialist games in the shop and pretty soon after someone brought out Blood Bowl and we ran a league that lasted for six months.
Q: So how did you get into ReBBL, and how long have you been playing here ?
A: Tommo had been advertising ReBBL in a gaming group on Facebook. I was too late to sign up for Season 6 so I joined Season 7 as soon as it became available.
Score another one for ReBBL recruitment.
Q: To talk about your team, can you explain to me the theme of your team, and why Bretonnians ?
A: I'm playing vanilla Humans IRL so I was going to try another Human team. I'm not too impressed with Kislev and Amazons after trying them out against AI. I think Brets offer an interesting mix of good ball carriers, strong defenses and dirt cheap but effective cannon fodders.
As for theme, all the players are named after knightly characters from a Japanese mobile game called Fate Grand Order.
Q: So you play Humans IRL, Undead last season, Brets this season ... Any race in particular that has your preference ?
A: I'm still fairly new to BB so I'm sticking with bashy teams for now. Maybe bashy with some ball handling ability.
I've tried Orcs in the last One Minute league and they definitely require a lot of progress to be able to handle the ball since there is no dedicated catcher and everyone's agi sucks.
I proffer Dark Elves as a punchy with ball handling capabilities possibility. Changl09 then reminisces about his early days playing them, and doesn't remember much besides stabbing a lot. But it is now time to turn to the question many among us mull over, after seeing him play: his commitment to sticking the boot in.
Q: I have a question regarding your play style (raised by many people including me and my previous interviewee), so we have to talk about your love for fouls.
A: As you may know I started Rebbl with Goblins, and fouling was pretty much the only thing gobbos can do reliably. Once I fouled my opponents' important pieces off the pitch I can at least try to pick up the ball with the cannon fodders; and I guess that just became a habit.
I kinda follow Bob's suggestion that your opponent can't stop you if they are not on the pitch. [Smiley Face]
Q: So, fouls aside, what part of the game do you think you need to focus more on, in order to progress ? And is there any coach you'd like to emulate some habits from ?
A: I have problems with seeing the big picture and sometimes might get distracted by some tactical developments. Oftentimes I might leave my ball carrier out in the open while doing blocks on the other side when I could have shielded the ball first. Also I have a nasty habit of trying to rely on luck which is never good in this game.
My goal is to make Krusader say "I feel really tilted by that move" less in the future, when he is casting my games.
Q: It's time for the Speed O (One Minute Showtime) part of the interview. It's your second time taking part in it, right ? And what made you decide to join the league ?
A: Despite not doing too well last season I liked the speedy format. Keeps people on the edge. Also I can do one game in an hour.
His team "Average Height is a Chaos Dwarf team without dwarf blockers. Surprisingly less fouly than his Big O outfit... for now ...
Q: So what do you have in mind with your Chorf team this season ?
A: Well since I have to rely on worse linos to do the job I might actually need Block before DP and this team might be surprisingly clean given that I'll have less chance to knock people down.
Q: So what kind of dice check/result would you use to symbolize your team in the Speed O this season ? (4+, double push, snake eyes, etc.)
A: 4+. I haven't rolled too badly yet but then again I did get quite a few double skulls already.
[After me asking more details about why 4 +] 4+ is like 50% of the odds right? I hope that I will do average. Always at the bottom of the division is no fun lol.
Q: What kind of games do you prefer : the classic 2-1 grind with a good number of CAS, a 5-4 shoot out with fancy runs and passes or the thightly locked game won on a BS play at turn 16 ?
A: The thightly locked game won on a BS play at turn 16. Nuffle alone can decide whom will win.
A show of true faith. Nuffle is probably pleased, but who knows, for His Rolls are unfathomable.
Q: Do you have any player skill you really like ? And one you really don't care about ?
A: Piling On is my favorite: I made someone rage pretty badly once by POing 3 injuries in a row. Also Block. I made Krusader puzzle for minutes yesterday for putting Block on a [Bretonnian] Blocker.
As for skills I don't care, Hail Mary? Never seen anyone taking it.
Making Krusader puzzled seems to be a perk of being a Bretonnian coach.
Q: Any kick-off event you like ? And one that you really don't like to see popping up ?
A: My worst day was getting two blitzes one after another so that's definitely my least favorite. I prefer more normal kick off events like high kick, it doesn't completely screw with you or your opponents' plan.
Q: What snack and beverage do you recommend for a game of Blood Bowl ?
A: Jalapeno-flavored Snyder's cracked pretzels, or indeed any flavor cuz they are just awesome.
As for drinks Chūhai, any flavor will do, a tall can is a pretty refreshing experience, under 3 dollars.
Chūhai is basically Japanese highball : shōchū and some soda.You can buy some in cans in convenience stores, or mix them yourself. Trying it is loving it.
Q: So, last question for you. My next victim is Deez, do you have any question for him ? Or any question you think I should ask in general ?
A: Why is Piling On the best skill in the game ? [SmileyFace]
As always I want to thanks Changl09 for taking the time to reply to my questions, especially just after our Speed O game for week 1.
While he mentionned sometimes having trouble keeping the big picture in mind during games; I was surprised by some of his answers where he answered with a wider peerspective than I originally had while preparing the questions.
Next episode on Monday: a chat with Deez.


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Here's how I look at the problem:
- Do I actually want the thing or is it just a cool challenge?
- Am I actually going to make the thing?
- Why am I doing it?
- Save Money
- I can do it better/more to my liking
- build skills
When I attended the 2017 Griffin Dyeworks Fall Fiber Frolic, I took a class on art loom weaving. We got to borrow some of the hand looms from her booth. They're made of wood. Which I do sometimes work with 😉 There were also some fun tools, weaving needles and beaters. I also took a kumihimo class. Several booths sold kits and pieces for making your own weaving circle.
I'd admired the looms at last year's event, but talked myself out of them. This year, taking the class and getting a 20% discount, couldn't say no. But! While the loom might be a little out of my depth, both my husband and neighbor are better wordworkers. But would I get around to asking, arranging time, setting up tools? Nope. So I bought the loom. The beater and the needles looked more do-able. But the beater is maybe just a little longer project than I'm going to address right now (what with gift knitting, crochet, kumihimo, embroidery, oh not to mention kids and life). The needles, though. The needles were both within my scope and my ability.
I even had scrap wood! And I only broke one of the proposed needles. They're not perfect. They need some fine tuning, sanding, maybe just some playing in my hand to really make them nice. But they are totally functional and I get to try several different lengths to see what I like or what I need per situation. Total love.
Kumihimo, on the other hand. Different story. The disc we used in class (lower right & lower middle) was paper. The kits for sale (at a very reasonable $15) were foam, as were the single foam you could buy ($3). I wanted to make it, though. So today at Michael's I got a thick piece of foam & a thinner piece with one sticky side for $2. I should be able to make two pieces out of it of roughly the size. And maybe a smaller one. Plus, new skills and I get to play around.
Anything you've said "I could make that" and actually went home to make?


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Wow – between my phone issues and those of the company I mentioned in the earlier post that deals with the DMV we've had quite a time but we finally managed to get a fax of the Affidavit of Correction saying that the car was misassigned and reassigning it to my son and get it signed by the original assignee to that. I'm so glad he's here this week – was able to just meet him at that big box of Wal store – was pretty scary though since he lives over the mountain so of course wanted to meet at that one since that's where he shops but the normal road that we would take from where we would normally be in town 2 girls got killed on this week so I wasn't too keen on going that route especially when I don't really like taking that road anyway for just that reason. When hub and I went out it the other day to look at the car it just scared me to be seemingly that close to the edge of that mountain with nothing to stop you from going off all the way down to the valley and that's not quite what happened but way too close for comfort. Of course I'm not quite sure why we took that road; since I was with him and he normally just goes to town and takes the quickest, shortest route and he was driving I really didn't think that much about it, but normally if I'm driving it I would have taken the river road; I don't know, somehow I just feel safer; I know others (like my sister-in-law) who would not want to be that close to water but maybe it's because I was raised more around water than on a mountain but today I'd found myself on the other side and just not thinking about the fact that I didn't need to take that road anyway until I was talking with the guys at the bike shop I happened to find mayself at about having to go and the one mentioned going over the mountain the scenic route and taking the curvearound road – well, duh, yea, that's the road you get to on the other one and I was already on the other side of it anyway, but I didn't really want to have to go over the mountain, when the other guy mentioned the fact that the road was just down the road from where I was – well yeah duh, so off I trotted, no biggie or at least not as big as the other one would have been, just made a big curve instead of going straight which was just nice, little longer but nicer and, once again, passed yet somewhere else I've been trying to get to, but at least passed it – seems like I usually go around it one way or the other – but still seems never have time to stop, this time needing to get back to meet hub for our annual Christmas concert – so maybe another time – anyway offtrack – got the Affidavit signed.
Now we just need to get the application for new title – new salvage title, that is.


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Evaluation of Social ABCs with Attention Training Intervention for Toddlers with Suspected Autism
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Determine whether adding pre-intervention attentional training increases the effectiveness of the Social ABCs intervention program with particular focus on toddlers' social orienting.
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Volume 1 of Dragon Ball Super came out last tuesday. Just marathon that in the meantime :)
Yeah I've been watching Super on crunchy roll. I'm like 3 episodes behind I think. Need to catch up :)
Well then you will have a hard time waiting.
I still haven't played Xenoverse 2 yet since it didn't get a physical on pc. Im waiting on the Switch version now.
For me, I put Super on-hold for the moment. I will probably start collecting the tankoubon later.
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text: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6000443/ Rhubarb hunts a place beyond the pie A sidelined crop recasts itself in the modern world By Jon Bonné MSNBC Updated: 9:10 p.m. ET Sept. 17, 2004 ORTING, Wash. - For rhubarb lovers, walking the rows of Allen Scholz's farm can be torture. Everywhere you look, beautiful pink-red stalks of this underappreciated plant have been cut down and simply lie in the dirt, ready to be tossed away. Most are fine specimens with just a minor nick or scratch. They would make a perfect pie or jam. No matter. Modern rhubarb buyers demand pristine plants; even a tiny imperfection won't do. Scholz discards half his crop before it leaves his farm. "They're absorbing the cost right out in the field," says Cindy Moore, manager for the Washington Rhubarb Growers Association, a farmers' co-op and one of the few remaining defenders of the vegetable (yes, it's a vegetable). "Talk to any of these guys. It'll break their hearts." These are grim times for what remains of the nation's rhubarb industry. Certainly, there is no animus towards the stuff. When people think about it at all, rhubarb hastens nostalgia -- fond memories of summer pies, the sort Grandma might have made. In some corners, it is simply called "the pie plant." That's just the problem. With modern agriculture's razor-thin margins, commodity produce is a starkly competitive business, and rhubarb is not a plant that easily makes a case for itself. Nor does its stalky, fibrous consistency make for an easy ingredient in a world devoted to fast food and microwaves. "Rhubarb just doesn't lend itself real well to that kind of cuisine," says R. Allen Straw, a University of Tennessee extension vegetable specialist who has written on how to grow the stalks in his state's warmer, moister climate. A tiny crop Just 1,809 acres are planted across the United States, according to the 2002 U.S. agricultural census, though that is surely augmented by the backyard patches. Washington is the biggest rhubarb growing state, with 824 acres. The growers association controls 349 acres, half the size of its crop just 30 years ago. Nationally, rhubarb is trumped by okra, turnip greens and even escarole. In many areas of the nation, it can be difficult to find at all. "I don't know that I've ever seen it in a chain grocery store," Straw says. All of which seems a shame to the few Northwest farmers still trying to grow it, including Scholz, whose 14 acres -- nearly 1 percent of the national crop -- make him a notable man in the rhubarb world. The cool, moderate climate and rich soils west of the Cascade Mountains -- in places like the Auburn Valley, 40 miles south of Seattle, where Scholz's farm is found -- are the perfect growing climate for rhubarb, thought to be native to Siberia and central Asia, with one medicinal variety recorded in ancient China. "This stuff grows like a weed here," Scholz says. "It used to be a giant industry." Rhubarb's bad rap Rhubarb has long suffered from a largely undeserved reputation for being difficult. A comparatively high content of malic and oxalic acids contribute to a sour, astringent taste, often so strong that it needs to be combined with a sweetening agent. It can have a pH as low as 3, as acidic as some vinegar. The oxalic acid, found in cleaning agents, was also long blamed for the presumed toxicity of rhubarb leaves, though it is not clear exactly what in the leaves causes the adverse reaction. (You would need to eat over 10 pounds of leaves to ingest a fatal dose of oxalic acid.) In any case, you won't find rhubarb sold with the leaves still on. Scholz's workers hack them off immediately after removing stalk from root. In its World War II heyday, when it substituted for less available vegetables, rhubarb had at least a notable following. That has tapered off by as much as 90 percent. Even high-quality domestic rhubarb faces pressure from imports, notably from Poland. While consumers will pay extra for some high-quality produce, like tomatoes, there aren't many discriminating shoppers looking for heirloom rhubarb. Major retailers like Wal-Mart, keen to find the lowest wholesale price, have become less reliant on domestic sources. There are still bright spots, like frozen rhubarb, often sold in pre-cut chunks. The Washington growers freeze 1.5 million pounds annually, over half the 2.6 million pounds of domestic rhubarb shipped each year. Some 60,000 20-pound cases of fresh rhubarb still make it as far as Texas, New York and Florida. The farmers have stretched their growing season, harvesting in successive waves from March through September, plus a winter hothouse crop of delicate light-pink stalks, popular with fancy chefs, which commands higher prices. They sell another 15,000-20,000 cases of the hothouse annually. 'A lot of pie' Their association has been spending its scarce marketing money on a modest campaign that aims to educate a younger breed of consumers about the stalk's potential. "They have the old myth of Grandma's rhubarb pie, which we all love," says Moore, who lost 74 pounds on a rhubarb-heavy low-carb diet, "but Grandma's not baking anymore." Perhaps she still is. The intrepid bakers of Aledo, Ill., manage to turn out 14,000 pies for the two-day Rhubarb Fest, held in early June. "That's a lot of pie," says Darlene Johnson, founder of Aledo's annual festival. One of at least six rhubarb festivals held around the world, Johnson launched Aledo's celebration of the stalk in 1990, with just 13 dishes and 65 people. It now draws nearly 10,000 people from a half-dozen surrounding states to this town of 3,600 near the Iowa border. They feast not simply on pies but on meatballs slathered with rhubarb barbeque sauce, with rhubarb ice cream for dessert. Rhubarb wine and tea fill cups. "There's no limit," says Johnson. "Every year, everybody scratches to come up with a new recipe." Innovation extends to the nation's finer kitchens. At New York's Veritas, diners can tuck into seared foie gras with rhubarb confit for an additional $8 above the $68 tasting menu. Executive chef Scott Bryan likes the way its extremely sour, savory notes punch up seafood. "I love rhubarb," he says. "It's not a difficult ingredient to work with. I just think that, you know what, a lot people don't have a lot of experience with it, so you don't see it." Rhubarb growers hope to overcome that. New recipe booklets include items like rhubarb pico de gallo. There are hints that Ben & Jerry's and suppliers for Williams-Sonoma may be planning rhubarb delicacies. As though rhubarb's fight for recognition weren't enough, its diverse color scheme has prompted an apparently heated bicoastal rivalry. East Coast growers use varieties with greener stalks, and praise their tangy virtues, while the West Coast supplies varieties like Crimson Red often sought out by intrepid pie types. Hope in a pale plant One such pie maker is Theresa Millang, author of "The Joy of Rhubarb" (Adventure Publications), though she finds little difference in varietal flavors. She, too, awaits rhubarb's marketing makeover, and hints that those who have been frightened off, à la Brussels sprouts, should expand their culinary horizons: "It's just a very good thing, as Martha would say." (As in Stewart, whose baking books don't skimp on rhubarb options.) Hothouse rhubarb's subtler flavors, and ghostly pink stalks, are a brave new face for the plant. The plants, from a proprietary variety called Johnson Red, begin their lives outside, where stalks can grow nearly three feet high. In the fall, they are transplanted into bins and hauled inside, tended in complete darkness. Without nutrients, the hearty roots drive all their energy into the stalks, vainly trying to find sunlight. "It just grows itself to death," Scholz says. These specialty stalks may be growers' best bet as the modern world encroaches. Facing a hike in property taxes, one of the Washington co-op's most prolific growers recently gave up his farm as a Costco warehouse moved in. Scholz has diversified into berries. Standing in Scholz's field, "Rhubarb Ruben" Sandberg, who has tended to the valley's stalks since 1962, points around at the hearty green leaves and crimson stalks. "10 years? This'll all be gone," he scowls. Rhubarb juice 1-2 lbs. rhubarb (or as desired) 1 cup sugar (more as needed) Canning jars Boil water in a large pot to sterilize jars. Cut rhubarb into small pieces and place in saucepan. Add just enough water to cover and simmer until soft. Strain the juice through a jelly bag or cheesecloth. Return to pan, and for each quart of juice add one cup sugar and heat until dissolved. Skim and bring to a boiling point. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. Rhubarb pico de gallo About 4 cups 1 cup diced rhubarb 1 cup diced tomatoes 1/2 tsp. salt 1 cup diced white onions 1 1/4 cup chopped cilantro juice of 1/2 lime Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix together. Refrigerate. Serve cold. Rhubarb relish 2 cups rhubarb (in 1/4-in. pieces) 1 cup medium-chopped onion 1/2 cup water 1/3 cup vinegar 1 cup sugar or sweetener 1/4 tsp cinnemon 1/4 tsp ground cloves 1/4 tsp allspice 1/8 tsp black pepper 1/2 tsp salt Combine all the ingredients in a large saucepan. Bring mixture to a boil, stirring frequently. Cook until thick, making sure mixture does not stick and burn. Store in refrigerator. Serve hot or cold. © 2004 MSNBC Interactive


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The problem is that I didn't care about any of the characters, human or robot, and I was bored by the overly long action scenes. The film itself is excruciatingly long and less would have been more. Also action alone doesn't make a great film. Bay should watch Terminator 1 and 2 and take note.
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Wow, another big week for the telecom industry! So many exciting things have happened, adding to an already pretty exciting month. There was a nearly hostile showdown the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association (NTCA) annual meeting with Blair Levin; exciting smart phones and tablets were revealed at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, Spain; the Republicans dished out some harsh criticism about the Net Neutrality Rules, and the competition between Google and Apple heated up over published content distribution (also Apple is being targeted for antitrust violations—oh how fun!). What else? Well, the NBP national broadband maps are finally online, and I have already found one glaring error for Iowa within the first 10 seconds of looking at it (not surprising, considering the mess that some of the statewide maps have been). Wisconsin gave back its broadband stimulus grants, and there was some drama in Minnesota over the CenturyLink-Qwest merger. With all these exciting events, it should not come as a shock that I still haven't finished reading that USF NPRM to do a proper analysis, although I have gotten a pretty good start and covered most of the main points. Oh, there was also a Federal-State Joint Board Universal Service Workshop today which I hope to watch sometime soon, maybe this weekend if this wonderful faux-spring weather goes away. Other news… a computer beat some really smart humans at Jeopardy which has a lot of people wondering if AI technology really is a force to be reckoned with. Along these lines, I just finished reading The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains, by Nicholas Carr, which has lead me to vow to read more entire books and articles and not to rely so much on Google to answer every single question that pops into my mind every day. A little hard research never killed anyone, and I certainly have the skills and determination to look further than the first page of search results to really learn about something. I would love to provide some details on all of these interesting events from the week, but The Shallows taught me that most people do not pay attention to long articles online anyway, so I will try to be brief with highlighting a few of my favorite things from the telecom industry this week.
Blair Levin vs. NTCA: My inside source at the NTCA annual meeting in Dallas informed me early Monday morning that the Blair Levin (National Broadband Plan author and enemy of rural telecom providers) would be engaging in a debate with some rural telecom managers (my "inside source" is my dad, Bruce Heyne, President and GM of Walnut Communications). He said that the audience was instructed not to yell or ask questions, and there was a stage divider installed to separate the rural guys from their nemesis, Mr. Levin. These precautions were apparently necessary as the debate became fairly hostile. I really wished I would have been there! I have been following the Blair Levin vs. Rural Telecom for awhile now, and it never ceases to amaze me how Mr. Levin will boldly walk into the proverbial lion's den and taunt the lions repeatedly. A few months ago, he insulted rural telecom providers in the Des Moines Register (Iowa has the most rural telecom providers of any state), and now he goes into one of the biggest events in the rural telecom industry with guns blazing. Anyway, Levin debated Delbert Wilson of Hill Country Telephone Cooperative (TX) and Randy Houdek of Venture Communications Cooperative (SD) on some pretty heavy issues. The rural participants argued that the National Broadband Plan implications will be harmful to consumers and the rural industry, and the plan is a great source of uncertainty, "with Houdek noting that if Levin's assumptions [in the NBP] are wrong, there is a risk an entire infrastructure will be destroyed" (NTCA). Levin is a big advocate of the dreaded 4/1 Mbps speed limit for USF support, which was thankfully attacked by the rural participants. Additionally, there have been many accusations lately about abusive and wasteful use of USF support, where rural telecom providers allegedly receive thousands of dollars per month, per line in some cases. For some reason, I feel like many FCC staff members who are unfamiliar with the rural telecom industry honestly believe that all rural telecom providers do this. This point was argued in the debate, with the rural telco managers explaining that most rural providers see more like a couple hundred dollars per year per line. This is a fact that needs to be echoed until the FCC realizes that not all rural telecom providers are wasting money on "frivolous" things like FTTH that costs the government $2,000 per month for one customer (FTTH is certainly not frivolous). Apparently, Levin argued that rural telecom providers need to look at other business opportunities to remain sustainable, and on this point I completely agree—but this is a topic that I will explore in more detail on another day. Click here to read more about this heated debate on the NTCA website.
GOP Challenges Net Neutrality Rules: I've been very pleased to see how many valid and reasonable arguments have popped up lately with regards to those onerous and utterly pointless Net Neutrality Rules. We are definitely headed for a lengthy battle to get these rules reversed, and Republicans are gearing up to for a fight to the death. I personally don't think they will be dead and buried until we have a Republican president and FCC majority, but I will be watching every move until then. Anyway, House Republicans attacked the Rules "as unnecessary and overly burdensome on industry," in a hearing on Wednesday, Feb. 16. Although rural telecom providers might not face the scrutiny that companies like Comcast and Verizon will face under these rules, everyone is going to have to deal with hassles like compliance forms and all of the other fun stuff that costs precious time and money to prevent getting slapped with some sort of vague Net Neutrality violation. The Net Neutrality Rules address a problem that does not exist, and their entire logic is based on "what if" scenarios and not solid truths. I do not think that the FCC has the authority to regulate something as great and far-reaching as the Internet, and hopefully Congress and the Courts will make this conclusion as well. The Republicans are trying to derail the rules through "various legislative avenues," such as cutting the FCC's funding for implementing the rules and overturning the rules under the Congressional Review Act (Wall Street Journal). Good luck GOP! I am rooting for you guys and I really hope that your efforts are fruitful and that you choose your strategic maneuvers wisely because Obama and Genachowski will not back down easily. Click here for an article in the Wall Street Journal about Wednesday's hearing.
Wisconsin Gives Back Broadband Stimulus Money: I found this story to be really entertaining, but also a huge cautionary warning for the FCC as the government moves towards implementing new mechanisms to distribute federal funding for broadband (i.e. the unproven reverse auctions). Basically, there were too many strings attached to the government funding for broadband and the state of Wisconsin did not want to burden taxpayers with a $23 million liability if the hefty requirements were not met to the government's liking. According to a FierceTelecom article, "this is simply not an acceptable risk," for the state of Wisconsin, even if the money would have been very important for improving broadband infrastructure in rural areas and for schools, hospitals, and emergency responders. Apparently, the government stipulated a 20 year network commitment in exchange for the $23 million, but the state of Wisconsin does not even own the network infrastructure that would benefit—AT&T owns it! I think it was pretty noble for Wisconsin to give back that money—a less admirable recipient could have just kept it and then burdened taxpayers or customers with the negative consequences of failing to meet requirements. I really hope that the government considers this little incident when they are writing the rules for future monetary distributions for broadband—in the Mobility Fund and the new USF system especially. Too many requirements will scare away potential participants—such as rural telecom providers—who may be the perfect company to receive funding for broadband expansion. I know that this is a reason why some rural telecom providers did not bother participating in the BTOP and BIP programs. I am already really worried about low participation by rural providers in future reverse auctions, and including a ton of overwhelming requirements is definitely not the way to increase participation by small businesses. Click here for an article from FierceTelecom about Wisconsin returning broadband stimulus funds.
It has definitely been an exciting week!! Stay tuned for my upcoming analysis of the USF NPRM. I am going to be doing my Master's Thesis on USF reform (exact topic is still not determined), so I definitely need to read every page of this document in the near future.
Cassandra Heyne
It has definitely been an exciting week!! Stay tuned for my upcoming analysis of the USF NPRM. I am going to be doing my Master's Thesis on USF reform (exact topic is still not determined), so I definitely need to read every page of this document in the near future.
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Manga is, simply put, Japanese comics. Manga, historically, is different that US comics: it's read by everyone; businessmen read it on the way to work, etc. Manga subject matter is as varied as TV or movies here, and there is no stigma that comics have to be for children or have superheroes.
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THE SOUTH BANK SHOW, a British series from ITV, showed a primer in manga and its influence on Japanese culture in 2006, with interviews with Manga Masters. Some great video.


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Enabling access to digitised historic newspapers
The British Library Digital Research and British Library Labs Teams
Monday, 9 June 2014 from 09:30 to 17:00 (BST)
Event Details
Europeana Newspapers Project UK Information Day:
Enabling access to digitised historic newspapers
9 June, 2014, British Library Conference Centre, Eliot Room
The event is organised as part of the Europeana Newspapers Project (Work Package 6) with the aim to raise awareness of Europeana Newspapers and the value of collaboration to make historic newspapers content available online. There will be presentations from the UK partners in the Europeana Newspapers Project, The European Library that leads Work Package 4 and newspapers researchers.
The programme will be of interest to UK institutions and organisations with significant newspapers collections or experience with digitising newspapers, user communities and (researchers, journalists, local history interest groups), newspaper publishers, policy makers, funders, and British Library technical and content partners.
09:30 -10:00 Arrival and Registrations (refreshments)
10:00-10:10 Welcome and aims of the day
10:10-10:30 News collections at the British Library (Dr Luke McKernan, British Library)
10:35-11:00 The British Newspaper Archive: Tales of the unexpected (Dr Ed King, Independent researcher)
11:10-11:40 Digital research and newspapers (Paul Gooding, Digital Preservation Coalition; Dr Ulrich Tiedau, University College London)
11:40-12:00 Welsh Newspapers Online (Alan Vaughan Hughes, National Library of Wales)
12:00-13:00 Lunch (provided)
13:00-13:30 Europeana Newspapers Project: an overview (Dr Rossitza Atanassova, British Library)
13:30-14:00 Europeana Newspapers browser (Alastair Dunning, The European Library)
14:00-14:30 Europeana Newspapers: evaluation and quality assessment (University of Salford)
14:30-15:00 Coffee break
15:00-16:00 Digitising and researching historic newspapers collections: panel discussion with Dr James Mussell, University of Leeds; Professor Lorna Hughes, University of Wales; DC Thomson Family History and others TBC
16:00 – End of the official programme
16:00-17:00 - Drinks and nibbles
When & Where
The British Library
96 Euston Rd
United Kingdom
Monday, 9 June 2014 from 09:30 to 17:00 (BST)
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Adobe Captivate 6 Managing Objects in the the Library
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Introduction to Adobe Captivate 6
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Keywords: Tiki - Amazon Web Services - Technical issue - OtherDescription: I get the following error in the Packages (tiki-admin.php?page=packages) page:
Issues with composer environment:
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