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"An asthma attack can be scary and potentially life-threatening. Better understanding of asthma's causes, symptoms and treatment options will help patients take control of their disease."
Asthma is a condition that can make it hard to breath, affecting more than 20 million people in the United States. The disease causes inflammation and narrowing of the bronchial tubes in the lungs.
People with asthma often experience wheezing, chest tightness, coughing, and shortness of breath as their airways contract, swell or fill with mucus. While these symptoms are common, not everyone is affected in the same way all the time.
Some people have symptoms on a daily basis while others only have problems when they are exercising or have a bad cold. Sometimes symptoms can be mild and a mere annoyance, other times they can be sudden and severe.
"An asthma attack can be scary and potentially life-threatening," said Dr. Roli Dwivedi, a MAFP member and family physician who practises at the University of Minnesota Medical Center. "Better understanding of asthma's causes, symptoms and treatment options will help patients take control of their disease."
Asthma can be a flare up for many different reasons and it can run in families as it has certain genetic components. People with asthma have airways that are very sensitive and will become irritated when exposed to certain triggers.
These triggers could be things that a person is allergic to like dust, animal hair, certain foods, pollen or mold. Changes in the weather such as cold air or high humidity can trigger an asthma attack, as well as tobacco, viral or bacterial infections, smoke, fumers from chemicals or perfume, exercise and sometimes even strong emotions or stress.
Asthma diagnosis is made after a family doctor reviews a patient's symptoms, their medical/family history and performs a lung function test called spirometry.
This is a simple breathing test that measures how much and how fast a patient can blow air out of their lungs. The results help determine the amount of airway obstruction a person may have.
"Treatment of asthma symptoms involves avoiding things that cause asthma attacks, keeping track of your symptoms and taking medicine," said Dr. Dwivedi. "Specific asthma medications can be prescribed to help manage the condition and prevent attacks."
Asthma medications are given as pills or as inhalers which allow the patient to breathe in the medicine. Generally, these medications can be divided into two groups: controller medicines (used to prevent attacks) and rescue medicines (used to treat attacks).
Resue medications are for short-term use. They offer quick-relief and should be taken during an acute asthma attack. Rescue medications open up the airways and relieve symptoms within a few minutes, but do not have any lasting effects.
These medications are usually given through an inhaler or nebulizer to loosen the muscles around the swollen airway and help a patient breathe right away. The most common medicine in this class is albuterol.
Controller medications are long-term, preventive medications which are taken daily to keep symptoms under control and prevent sudden asthma attacks or symptoms
The steroid component in the medicine keeps airway swelling down and prevents a sudden response when exposed to triggers. The goal of using controller medication is to prevent asthma attacks and the need for using rescue medications.
"rescue medications are an important part of acute asthma treatment, but they are often overused," said Dr. Dwivedi. "Some people have a tendency to rely on rescue inhalers on a daily basis because they offer quick relief instead of focusing on controller medicines which work to keep attacks from happening in the first place."
The best thing a patient with asthma can do is become an active partner with their family physician to better manage their condition. This includes:
1) developing an up-to-date asthma action plan and seeing their doctor regularly to assess control as well as having medications adjusted as needed;
2) controlling their environment and avoiding asthma triggers as much as possible by following prevention tips, use of special filters, cleaning carpets regularly, covering mattresses, etc.;
3) learning about prescribed medications and how to use them correctly. Patients should ask their doctor or pharmacist to watch them use their inhaler to get tips on proper use; and
4) treating other conditions that may occur alongside asthma like gastroesophageal reflux, obstructive sleep apnea, allergic rhinitis as these can make symptoms worse.
Additionally, patients should keep rescue inhalers with them at all times, get a flu vaccine every season and vaccination for pneumonia if appropriate, and if they smoke – QUIT! This will help to improve symptoms and keep them from getting worse.


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In general, credit unions offer higher savings rates, meaning that your money grows faster, and lower rates on loans, meaning that you will owe less over the lifetime of the loan.
Referred to as a student credit union, in-school credit union branches provide a unique and hands-on way for youth to take control of their money and financial future.
Federally-chartered credit unions are regulated by the National Credit Union Administration and insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, which is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government.
Once you select a specific credit union, you can view more details about that credit union, including contact information, branch locations, services offered, and recent financial statements.
As not-for-profit depository institutions, credit unions were created to serve members as credit cooperatives.
In the United States, credit unions are not-for-profit organizations that exist to serve their members rather than to maximize corporate profits.
Because credit unions are not-for-profit financial institutions, their focus is serving the financial needs of their members and not making a profit.
Anybody can join a credit union. Each credit union serves what's called their "field of membership" – that's the commonality between the members.
NCUA makes financial information about credit unions available to the public through Financial Performance Reports (FPRs).
Credit unions provide valuable access to financial services for people underserved and unserved by traditional financial institutions.
If your group is eligible, NCUA's staff will assist you with preparing an application for a charter and see that your group receives guidance in getting your federal credit union started.
A federal credit union is a cooperative financial institution chartered by the federal government and owned by individual members.
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It's important to know how to make a smart deal. Your credit union can discuss car loan options with you.
Watch the latest NCUA Consumer Protection Update video to learn about important updates and changes that may affect you as a consumer."
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Bill payer services, or debt consolidation services, can help consumers preserve their credit scores by merging debts and establishing a workable schedule to pay down money owed to creditors through a single monthly payment.
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NCUA encourages credit unions to work constructively with residential mortgage borrowers who may be unable to meet their contractural payment obligations.
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To provide credit union members with an alternative to high-cost payday loans, federal credit unions offer small-dollar loans called payday alternative loans (PALs).
Read your statement carefully for information about how long it would take to pay off your account balance if you only pay the minimum payment. It can take years, even decades, to pay it off.
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If you believe that someone has stolen your identity, you should contact any credit union, bank or creditor where you have an account that you think may be the subject of identity theft.
Whether you are saving for your own education or for your children's, it's wise to start planning for college as soon as possible.
America's growing older adult population is vulnerable to a broad range of financial crimes. In this section, NCUA provides tips on how older adults can protect themselves from fraud.
Federally insured credit unions offer a safe place for you to save your money, with deposits insured up to $250,000, per individual depositor.
Credit unions offer young adults desirable, affordable financial services, as well as the advantage of personal service developed to help them grow their savings. Many credit unions offer services within schools or have student-run branches.
Federal privacy laws give you the right to stop (opt out of) some sharing of your personal financial information. The law permits your financial companies to share certain information about you without giving you the right to opt out.
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Have you ever thought about why money is worth anything? It's just paper and ink, or a small piece of stamped metal. To do a lot of things we need to use money. Money can give you choices and independence.
Have you ever thought about how you could earn your own money? Or, how much money you should you save? The way you manage your money could determine if are able to buy food, a movie ticket, a pair of jeans, just about everything. Learn about the history of money, why we use it, how to save it, and how to protect it.
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You may have a retirement account. But, do you really know how much you should be saving? Do you budget to save, and not just when you have extra money left over in your paycheck? Have you thought about saving for college? Does your family have an emergency fund? Anyone can learn how to save money and invest in their future.
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Im just sayin, how can one be The Gawd, and not be the god?
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
OK, I know You said You answer prayer with YES, NO, or WAIT. But how do You decide which one it will be?
So, it will be different if I pray a certain way or not at all?
Don't you already know how you will respond since you know all present, past and future?
I no longer accept and/or want my free will. I accept your plan for me and wish to abandon any free willed nature of my own decisions.
Absolve me of the seeminly human natured free will chains that's different than your plan from which as a mere eartly educated man I cannot and could not possibly understand...
But you work in mysterious ways which we humans cannot possibly comprehend but yet you punish us with enternal torture of hell and fire.
For example, if you look at seeminly very intelligent and well thought out FB posts by friends and family...<snip>I don't know what you have planned.... Will you please let absolve me of my own human free will so I can live your plan please. I want to be sure there is no confusion as the example given above for your plans which can be unknown.
Don't you understand god!? Why would you want to be so misunderstood that I come to conclusions that you don't care... and beyond you not caring, you probably mostly don't exist.
Why would you want your creations to come to the conclusion that you don't exist!?
Sorry, but faith only goes so far when you don't make yourself clear and/or able to be understood; we are supposed to be your creation after all.
... I am the devil in which you are showing your 'poker hand' to innocent other people with real questions about life and you are pooring out fantastic information for me to manipulate.
How do you explain lending the devil your voice and soul along with the fact I now know your answers/plans to the select few people you have tried to guide here...
Have you purposely misguided those select few because you know I'm the dark angel listening in on your party line!?
Like I said... I'm the devil and you proclaim to be god and yet you still have no power over people.... or even me.
If you read the news headlines on any day of any day of any year it is obvious conclusion that I actually exist. You're presense is nowhere to be found.
Evil is real; that's me. The lord god however is not and that is obvious.
My choice to not exercise power is not evidence of My lack of it.
And this is why you are insignificant.... you don't matter whatsoever. It is this comment alone which makes you my toy, my child if you will. You have the power but refuse to execute on it and/or show your authority.You are nothing to not only me, the devil, but just by looking at this website your authority (or lack thereof of actually using it) is showing it's age and it's obvious obsolescence.You are already here and are becoming obselete everywhere else.
^^^ It's a pitiful existance... you mine as well not exist.
If a thoughts pops into My head telling me to do something, and it's not a good thing, I don't do it. Simple enough.
Oh. So you think "I want to do this", but then you counter that thought with "it's not a good thing"? So your thoughts have controlled your actions. The greatest problems arise when if "I want to do this" begins to override "it's not a good thing". In that case, the more you keep thinking about it the more likely you are to do it. If you want to ensure you don't do it then you need to force yourself to stop thinking about it, in some way or another. You haven't done anything bad yet but you are certainly playing with fire, and you know how that goes. Sooner or later you're going to get burned.
The reverse is true also. The more you think about good things the more likely you are to do them. And then there are I guess more neutral thoughts.
Also concerning your godship, I don't think anyone here asking you questions has any real regard for your opinions. If I presented another opinion they would all readily agree with me.
Anyway, I bolded and used strikethrough on what I consider to be the most important bit of the above block of text. It's not a matter of "when"; it's a matter of "if". Not everyone's thoughts override their actions.
Feel free to believe in that. I know what I believe in.
Yes they will. Either "I want to do this" will override "that's not good" or "that's not good" will override "I want to do this". Here is an example. "I need to mow the lawn" and "I don't want to mow the lawn". By force of thought, you either will mow the lawn or you won't mow the lawn. You will mentally choose which thought to keep and which to reject and then you will act accordingly. Now if you think "I need to mow the lawn" and "I want to mow the lawn" then you have it made in the shade. But our thoughts are not always in agreement.
And what do you believe?
God. Just wonderin do you use a quota system?
True. Still, your point was that people would choose to do bad things because their thoughts told them to. My point was that people would choose to do good (or, at the very least, choose not to do bad). This post proves My point, rather than yours.
That's personal. If you have questions about specific beliefs, I might answer them. If not, I'm not gonna give a general answer.


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Baseball card production was virtually halted in the early 1940's due to paper shortages created by World War II. The "Modern Era" of baseball cards began in 1948 when Bowman Gum Inc. offered one card and one piece of gum in a pack for a penny.
The first important football set was the Mayo set featuring college players in 1984. Other than the 1935 National Chicle set no other key football set was issued until 1948 when noth Bowman and Leaf produced sets.
1974 Topps DECKLE EDGEThis 72-card test issue set was released with a very limited distribution on only the East Coast around Massachusetts making them quite scarce. They were Officially simply called "Topps Baseball Photos" but their serrated or "DECKLED" edge gave them the name they go by today. The 2 7/8" x 5" inch cards were sold in either a 2 card pack with gum or a 3 card pack with no gum for 5 cents.
The cards were meant to have the look of the black and white movie star photos from the 1950's and feature a black & white photo with a blue facsimilie autograph on the front. The backs make this very scarce test issue even more interesting ! They feature handwritten script of the player's name, team, position & date and location of the photograph as well as a mock newspaper article on the player's career.
This was Topps 2nd "Deckle Edge" issue, their first being their smaller and much more common 1969 Topps Deckle Edge which were inserts in certain series of packs of 1969 Topps cards.
Variations of 1974 Topps Deckle Edge do exist, making this issue even more fun and challenging to collect. The backs can be found in either gray or a much scarcer white version. Also, a more limited proof version with non-scalloped edges exists and occasionally can be found.
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1964 Topps Stand-UpsTopps most popular 1960's test issue !!!
Blank-backed and unnumbered, these standard size cards were called "Stand-Ups". "Stand-Ups" refers to a type of card that was die cut around the player's picture. The background section then could be folded in half, so the card could stand up by itself while the player's picture stood alone. Directions for folding are on the background and when folded only the green background remains. 1934-36 Batter Up and the 1951 Topps All-Star sets are 2 other popular standup issues.
Thanks to the green and yellow borders and the likelihood that most cards have been heavily folded, 1964 Stand-Ups are extremely difficult to obtain in top grades.
The 77 card set features color photographs of the player on yellow and green backgrounds. 22 of the 77 cards were single printed making them twice as scarce and much higher in demand.
The set is packed with Hall-of-Famers including MICKEY MANTLE, Willie Mays, Sandy Koufax, Roberto Clemente, Carl Yastrzemski, Al Kaline, Brooks Robinson, Don Drysdale, Ernie Banks, Hank Aaron, Willie McCovey and more !!!
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29 April 2014
Sepang, 29 April 2014 - The Secretary General of the Ministry of Tourism and Culture Malaysia, YBhg. Datuk Dr. Ong Hong Peng officiated the ground breaking ceremony for the commencement of the construction of the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA today. This signals a significant start to the development of the factory outlet park, under the KLIA Aeropolis effort.
MFMA Development Sdn Bhd, a joint venture company started in August 2013 between Mitsui Fudasan and Malaysia Airports will undertake the construction, leasing to tenants, promotions as well as the management and operations of the outlet mall. The said company is 70% owned by Mitsui Fudasan and 30% owned by Malaysia Airports. Spearheading the joint venture company is Mr Takehito Fukui from Mitsui Fudosan as the Managing Director.
The Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA will open its doors to the public by the early of 2015 with offerings of 140 outlets spanning over a commercial space of 25,000sqm under Phase 1. With a concept plan themed '"Paradise Village", Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA will be the largest outlet park in Southeast Asia showcasing entertainment and shopping, complemented by recreation and relaxation.
Conceptualised by Nonscale, a Japanese designer well known for his architectural finesse, the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA will feature (4) four distinctive concepts namely the Sunshine Square, Pier Walk, Tropical Plaza and Beach Walk, each representing the architectural design of each zone. Customers patronising the Sunshine Square will enjoy browsing through a luxury street concept sunlit by stylish skylight. The Pier Walk concept promotes accessibility within the dynamic mall space while the Tropical Plaza and Beach Walk promote a relaxing ambiance enriched with greenery and curvy streets, delighting customers with an ambience likened to a tropical beach escape.
Advocating the principle of 'focusing on people' and championing the aspirations of creating an enriching experience while blending into community lifestyles, the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA will redefine the shopping experience for visitors. Providing a wide variety of brands and products at discounted and affordable prices, the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA offerings will encompass an array of exciting luxury brands, specialty boutiques and popular sports brands from Europe, the United States and Asia including from Japan and Malaysia. Another interesting attraction would be the unveiling of a Japanese specialty store where the lifestyle and culture of Japan comes alive through the showcase of Japanese Food Culture, traditional arts and crafts, delicacies and technology. There will also be scrumptious offerings of international cuisine under the World Food Expo concept to tantalise the taste buds of every customer. Other features include an entertainment, sports and leisure centre, an amusement park and a creativity development facility for children.
"As the economy of Malaysia continues to grow and with KLIA gaining importance as a regional hub, the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA is positioned to be the most sought after commercial facility in Southeast Asia," said Mr Takeshi Suzuki, Managing Officer of Mitsui Fudosan.
Leveraging on the operational experience and expertise of Mitsui Fudosan and its good business relationship with international brand owners, MFMA Development is currently in negotiation with potential business partners and is expected to introduce a myriad of brands and products that will attract customers of different demographics, locals and foreigners alike.
The easy accessibility, high visibility and strategic location of the Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA, which is about 60 km south from the Kuala Lumpur city centre and 6 km from KL International Airport serves as an ideal location for tenants and customers of the factory outlet shopping mall. There are also plans in the pipeline to provide shuttle bus service from KLIA to the outlet and to establish check-in counters, and flight information display boards to further facilitate travellers. Additionally, for the convenience of the general public, there will be over 2,500 parking lots.
"The Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA will certainly further enhance the spectrum of attractions in Malaysia", said YBhg Datuk Dr. Ong Hong Peng. Datuk Dr Ong Hong Peng added that hosting the potentially largest factory outlet shopping mall in Southeast Asia would be a massive leap forward in providing the convenience of quality and competitive shopping.
Phase 1 development has taken into consideration the commercial market potential in Kuala Lumpur in terms of the increase in population, income level, and the number of tourists. Additionally, passenger movements in KLIA has been encouraging. In 2013, KLIA registered over 47 million passengers with a 19% increase from the previous year of 39 million passengers. Correspondingly, in the same year, ACI ranked KLIA as the world's 20th busiest airport based on overall passenger movements and the world's 11th busiest for international passenger movements. The tremendous growth in passenger movements augurs well for the project as well as the development of KLIA Aeropolis.
The Final Master Plan, which encompasses development stage of Phase 2 and 3 by 2018 and 2021 respectively will increase commercial space to 46,300 sqm, whilst housing approximately 260 shops.
Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA is an integral aspect of the KLIA Aeropolis Plan, a development mix of commercial real estate that will include offices, commercial establishments, a convention centre, logistics facilities, a theme park, golf courses, and many other attractive projects. The outlet will be developed in approximately 180,000sqm area of land.
"The Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA is poised to be a destination of choice regionally and a stimulus for the development under the KLIA Aeropolis Masterplan", said YBhg Tan Sri Dato' Sri Dr Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Abdulllah, Chairman of Malaysia Airports.
"The project dovetails perfectly with our new vision of becoming 'The Global Leader in Creating Airport Cities'. This project not only demonstrates our commitment but it also serves as a catalyst towards achieving this vision," Tan Sri Wan Abdul Aziz added.
Malaysia Airports sees this joint venture as a pacesetter for the development of KLIA Aeropolis and it will boost the confidence of investors and developers in the commercial potential of KLIA land. Malaysia Airports is pleased to form this strategic partnership with Mitsui Fudosan which has vast experience and proven track record in real estate development including the development and marketing of outlets. Amongst the most important benefits from this project is the opportunity to further expand Malaysia Airports' commercial revenue base.
The Mitsui Outlet Park is the first major joint venture shopping mall project in Southeast Asia for Mitsui Fudosan and it will be the largest outlet establishment by the said company. Mitsui Fudosan regards the overseas projects as a growing field. It has developed and managed an outlet mall in Ningbo, China, and has plans for similar outlet mall projects in Taiwan, and LaLaport project in Shanghai Jin Qiao. Mitsui Fudosan also developed housing projects in Tianjin Eco-City, as well as Shanghai New Town "Haoshihuang ma yuan." With a focus on property development and commercial projects, Mitsui Fudosan sets further engagement in business deployment in Southeast Asia in the future as one of its strategies for further growth. To date, Mitsui Fudosan has drawn up an investment of 500 billion yen in Europe and the United States, as well as Asia by fiscal 2017 in Innovation 2017 (Mitsui Fudosan's group medium to long-term business plan 2012 - 2017).
Also present at the Ground Breaking ceremony are YBhg Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad, Managing Director of Malaysia Airports, Mr Takehito Fukui, Managing Director of MFMA Development Sdn Bhd. and Dr Kazuhiro Kawase, Economic Counsellor from the Embassy of Japan.
For the latest development on the project, log on to www.MitsuiOutletParkKLIA.com.my.


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Carbon Steel - 52100
Distal Taper
Full Tang
Paring, Petty and Garnish
Wood - African Blackwood
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Maker: Bill Burke, M.S. (click to see more by this maker)
Item num: 83870
Blade length: 4.00 in.Total length: 8.00 in.Blade height (at heel): 0.85 in.Blade thickness (near bolster): 0.08 in.Item weight: 2.40 oz.Blade: Hand forged 52100 carbon steel with a low temp triple quench and triple temper for high performance edge retentionBolster: Integral 52100 bolsterHandle: African blackwood
Description: Bill Burke, who was honored as a journeyman smith June 2003, is best known for creating some of the best hunters that can be found anywhere. Recently, he put his attentions to creating a small number of chef's knives. The results are exceptional.
Like his hunting knives, this paring knife was pre-tested for edge flex and cutting ability before assembly. The heat treatment followed the formulas developed by Ed Fowler, Bill's teacher, and has been proven to create some of the sharpest and most long lasting edges found anywhere.
A differential heat treatment is clearly visible in the differential hardness line approximately three quarters up the blade. This results in a soft, supportive spine and an extremely hard, long lasting edge. The bolster is integral -- a technique that, while common in production knives, is very rare in handmade knives due to the difficulty of implementation. The handle is formed from African blackwood -- one of the hardest woods found anywhere and is set with decorative mosaic pins. The knife has perfect balance and feels exceptional in the hand.
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What's new in Haskell? December 2009
What's been happening with the Haskell programming language for the past month, as voted by readers of The Haskell Reddit. This is the first edition of the Web News, so feedback on the content, schedule and goals is welcome. Read more about the goals for the project on the about page.
Haskell 2010
The biggest news of November for the Haskell community was the announcement of the release of the new Haskell language revision: Haskell 2010. The Haskell Prime process, which produced this revision, calls for regular releases of newly standardised extensions, and this first revision declared as standard Haskell:
- DoAndIfThenElse
- HierarchicalModules
- EmptyDataDecls
- FixityResolution
- ForeignFunctionInterface
- LineCommentSyntax
- PatternGuards
- RelaxedDependencyAnalysis
- LanguagePragma
- NoNPlusKPatterns
The end of n+k patterns in standard Haskell completes one of the longest sagas in the language's history, with efforts to remove the feature more than 10 years ago .
The next steps for the standard are a revised language report, and for compilers to adopt the features. The Haskell 2011 group is also forming to investigate the next round of standardisation. (And see the Haskell 2010 slashdotting for fun…)
The packages that split Hackage
There are more than 1700 packages on Hackage now, with some quite complicated dependencies set up. Duncan Coutts looked at how to construct a maximal install plan, such that the largest fraction of Hackage could be installed without conflict. He found that a small number of key packages cause "splits" in the install scheme, as significant numbers of packages depend on incompatible versions of these conflicters (e.g. HaXml 1.13. or 1.19). Duncan was able to find a coherent install plan on unix for 1453 packages in the end, and since then a new stable version of HaXml has been released, which will further improve the overall coherency.
NoSlow: Microbenchmarks for array libraries
Designing the perfect array library in Haskell has been a hot topic for the last couple of years, and a number of competitors have emerged looking for the right balance of performance, flexibility and a rich API. Roman Leschinskiy announced a project, NoSlow, to methodically compare the performance of the various array libraries, with published results based on Bryan O'Sullivan's criterion benchmarking tool.
An LLVM backend for GHC :: PDF
David Terei published his undergraduate honors thesis, "LLVM for GHC", at the University of New South Wales, describing his design for porting GHC to use LLVM for code generation, finding that it mapped "remarkably well". He then goes on to implement and benchmark the resulting compiler, finding that LLVM was generally similar to the existing code generator for the majority of programs, with the exception of array benchmarks, which were significantly better under LLVM. An amazing achievement for such a short project!
GHC 6.12.1 Release Candidate 2
The second release candidate for the GHC 6.12 series was announced, including installers for Windows and OS X. The upcoming 6.12 release features some significant improvements to data parallel arrays, new profiling tools, including support for ThreadScope, full support for shared libraries (as funded by the IHG), improvements to the performance of parallel and concurrent programs in general, and support for unicode Handles (as well as other encodings directly in the Handle layer).
Interviews and Media
In the broader media, we saw an interview with John Hughes at InfoQ, contrasting Erlang and Haskell as well as a surprise Haskell talk at Supercomputing 09, where Haskell was used for high performance computational biology.
Finally, congratulations to Graham Hutton and Erik Meijer, as the series of C9 lectures, based on "Programming in Haskell" (the book), reaches a quarter million downloads.
New Haskell Software
In November, there were 287 package released on Hackage, bringing the total number of Haskell packages to 1720. We had a record 143 thousand downloads from Hackage in November, breaking the previous monthly record of 95 thousand set in October 2009, and bringing the total downloads from Hackage to 1.53M.
The top 15 most popular libraries in November were:
- utf8-string
- zlib
- binary
- haskell-src-exts
- QuickCheck
- ghc-paths
- parsec
- haskeline
- xmonad-contrib
- time
- network
- terminfo
- uniplate
And the top 15 most popular applications are:
- xmonad
- cabal-install
- haddock
- cpphs
- hscolour
- happy
- yi
- xmobar
- darcs
- alex
- hlint
- leksah
- pandoc
- happstack
- gitit
The two most popular Haskell project releases, as voted online, were:
- Project Raincat : a brilliant Haskell game involving rain and wet cats!
- LambdaCube: a Haskell 3D rendering engine
Articles and Tutorials
The most popular new Haskell articles and tutorials online this month were:
- What monads are not – the name says it all.
- Programming with impossible functions, or how to get along without monads — imagining a world without monads
- Is static type checking a redundant testing mechanism? — thoughts on static typing and/or comprehensive test suites
- Optional laziness doesn't quite cut it — why by-default strict languages fail in expressivity
- Enjoying Haskell — a new user experience
- Technical debt (or, mortgages in Haskell) — modelling your mortgage with Haskell
- A compiler for Lambda Calculus to LLVM: Part 1, Part II and Part III. — using LLVM to write a compiler
You shouldn't do that
And, finally, news that perhaps shouldn't have been:
Next edition: a 2009 Haskell retrospective.
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I'm a bit confused about the relationship between this site and the Haskell Sequence / Haskell Weekly News (http://sequence.complete.org/hwn/). Throw in the Monad Reader (http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/The_Monad.Reader) and the dispersion is complete.
It seems like all these sources are complementary to some degree, but it would sure be nice if we could get them at a single location.


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Living with dogs does have its disadvantages.
Okay so I've been complaining that since I bought a four-wheel drive with decent tires we haven't had enough snow to stop a Yugo on racing slicks. I think by the time I get home tonight I'll have had enough.
The dogs are loving the snow, of course. They're a bit like a pair of kids though.
"I wanna go out and play in the snow." A few minutes later they're staring in the front window holding up a frozen paw and wanting back in the house.
Saturday, my feet turned into a frozen "paw" when I went over to help out a snowed-in friend. I spent some time busting drifts in his drive then running him into Great Bend for some shopping.
On the last trip through his treacherous snowed in driveway I missed the edge of the drive and with all four wheels spinning in the snow, ended up sliding a good five truck lengths down a slight incline toward a line of cedar trees and a dried up pond.
A couple hours later, and several shovel loads of snow had the Toyota back on solid ground and me ready for an evening in front of a fire.
Sunday the dogs got out to enjoy the slight warming trend and I made preparations for the storm forecasters were predicting for Monday by plowing my 1/8th mile long driveway and throwing a little more weight in the back of the truck.
Monday, my preparations were not wasted. The path I had plowed on Sunday, and all the dog trails Lightning and Hudson had made around the farm were just slight depressions in the blanket of newly fallen snow.
Very pretty, until I saw the huge drift filling the last half of the driveway beyond the windbreak.
As I started into the drift the Toyota began pushing snow and slowing down. I couldn't see past the snow blowing across the windshield so to avoid a repeat of Saturday I backed out, went to the shed for the John Deere.
A few minutes, and a few passes later the drive resembled an abandoned bobsled run, but there was enough of a clear path to get the Toyota through and on to work.
The dogs didn't want to stay in the house when I left. I expect they are both regretting that decision about now.
I drove the John Deere back to the farm and put it in the shed. I expect when I get home tonight and see how the drive has drifted shut, I'll be regretting that decision.
I've been on the phone most of the day trying to tell Lightning how to start he tractor and plow the drive, but all I hear on the other end is laughter. And complaints about a frozen paw.
Note- No I didn't make it down the drive, Monday, and yes the dogs laughed as I came walking in to get the tractor.
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WORCESTER -- "Progress" in urban street design usually translates into amenities such as drive-through banking centers and multi-level parking garages, as the recent photograph of Pearl Street shows.
What a difference from this 1884 photo of the same stretch of roadway.
Gone, for example, are the 19th century buildings that once housed the local post office and the quarters for local Masons.
A good portion of the left side of the street is now taken up by a Commerce Bank drive-through and a parking lot. On the opposite side, a lighted parking sign beckons motorists who might be interested in using the municipal parking garage.
Two landmarks, however, remain fixtures.
At the top of the photo sits the former Chestnut Street Congregational Church.
The structure — modeled on Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris — was designed by noted Worcester architects Stephen Earle and Clellan Fisher.
The building was bought in 2004 by the evangelical Liberty Church. Congregants once again worship in the church and the building through the New England Dream Center, a spinoff of the church that hosts programs for youths and those who need help.
The historic Bull Mansion is just to the left of the church.
The Victorian gothic residence was designed by Calvert Vaux, a prominent New York City architect, and was sold in 1912 to the Grand Army of the Republic, an association of Civil War veterans.
Over the last couple of decades, there have been unsuccessful efforts to establish eateries in the building.
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Yesterday, Stanczyk was extoling the virtues of the Genealogy Indexer web site. This site has OCR'ed Historical City Directories from Poland's Digital Libraries and built a database of names from this OCR work.
I also recommended Americans not use diacriticals (accents) unless you can use them correctly as incorrect use will cause you to miss records. Using correct diacriticals or none gives the same results, so mis-used diacriticals is the only way you can miss data. So do NOT use diacriticals.
The image above shows the query screen, where Stanczyk queried on 'pacanów, eljasz', using the keyboard symbol next to the query field to enter diacriticals (I know some of you will want to do this despite my admonitions otherwise). This is actually a handy tool for entering Cyrillic or other Slavic characters on our USA keyboards. Just cut/paste from this website to another website or form or document. At any rate, my query returned five results (only three shown above). I chose the second one to illustrate in this article. The links will take you to a digital image of the document (using Deja Vu browser plug-in) that matches your query result. How cool is that?
So I selected the second link (1930 above).
The resulting digital image was a City Directory Phone book. The language is Polish, but there is a second language (French) too! So if the image is unreadable in one language perhaps you can read the other and figure out what was unreadable in the other. It is also helpful in translating too, to have two languages. The first part is a description of the place-name (like a Gazetteer) written in both Polish and French.
The top two paragraphs are Polish, then French Gazetteer description of the place-name (Pacanow). We can see that 1930 Pacanow had 2598 residents an interesting fact to know. After these first two paragraphs we see, what we would call "Yellow Page" listings by business type. It starts with Doctor(s) (Lekarze) and then from there on it flows alphabetically (in Polish) with Midwife, Pharmacy, etc. Each business type is followed by one or more names. These names are your putable ancestors.
I was interested in Kolowdzieje (Wheelwright) business Eljasz M. [This is possibly my grandfather's uncle Marcin Eliasz]. Also the Wiatraki (Wind Mills) business was VERY interesting because we find both Eljasz and Zasucha names. Now this makes Stanczyk's day as my 2nd great grandfather was Martin (aka Marcin) Elijasz and he married an Anna Zasucha. These Wind Mill owners are very likely close ancestors of Stanczyk.
There are many surnames from my family tree besides Eljasz and Zasucha, we find: Poniewierski, Pytko, Siwiec, Wlecial, and Wojtys. Now I can put an occupation by my ancestors. Nice. Very Nice!


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Community support garnered nearly $30,000 toward medical, travel and treatment expenses, above and beyond what is covered by insurance, for Tonya Swanwick of Centreville.
Community support garnered nearly $30,000 toward medical, travel and treatment expenses, above and beyond what is covered by insurance, for Tonya (Hofmeister) Swanwick of Centreville. The benefit was held at Centreville Elementary School April 13.
Swanwick, 38, was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiforme, a malignant and aggressive form of brain tumor in January, following an initial surgery. She was not able to attend the benefit as she was experiencing an infection, the result of a second surgery in early April.
Tonya, who was recovering at home, responded by email, saying, "I was very surprised at the numbers (from the benefit)...never expected that kind of turn out! I'm so thankful and grateful for the support. It means a lot that so many people are keeping me in their thoughts and prayers."
Tonya said she was shocked at first by the diagnosis.
"I could not believe that they were saying the words that meant I had brain cancer," she said. "Once I was over the initial shock and I began to think about my family and I made up my mind that I was going to fight this."
Donations are still being accepted and may be made payable to the Nottawa United Methodist Church (federal ID number 32-0379021), adding Tonya's name in the memo line. Mail to Nottawa United Methodist Church, P.O Box 27, Nottawa, MI 49075
According to a family member, Tonya's medical journey began with a number of vague symptoms and headaches. The tumor was found through a visit to the emergency room at Three Rivers hospital on Jan. 28, resulting in a CAT scan. Her first surgery was completed Jan. 31 at Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo. A biopsy was sent to Mayo Clinic for a diagnosis. After some research and referrals, Tonya and Paul traveled to Houston, Texas, for an evaluation at the renowned MD Anderson Brian and Spine Center in February. Tonya had a second surgery in early April. She recuperating at home when she developed an infection and received treatment at the University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor. She is currently back home awaiting a visit to Houston for intensive chemo and radiation therapy.
According to one of the organizers Lisa DeLeo, secretary at the school, 900 people attended the benefit. Approximately 720 pasta dinners were served to Tonya's friends, co-workers and family that came out to show support for her.
The auction was another successful part of the evening. Tonya's brother-in-law Marcus Gleaton, served as master of ceremonies and auctioneer for items donated by local businesses, friends, family and community members.
A wide range of items included home furnishings, hand knitted scarves and blankets, hand sewn quilts, gift certificates, 31 specialty bags, cheesecakes from Cakes By Candice and sports memorabilia including many signed items from the Cowboys, Lions and Red Wings, a signed basketball jersey, a basketball signed by Josh Smith of the Atlanta Hawks, a Marc Zona fishing basket and Kevin Van Dam items.
Matt Thornton, a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, has been highly supportive of the Centreville community, and donated a personally used baseball glove, signed by Thornton.
Also according to DeLeo, family members Paul and Tonya were kingpins in organizing memorabilia T-shirt, bake sale, children's games, face painting, dinner and kitchen stations.
"We could not have done this without their wonderful support. We are so fortunate to have so many generous family and community members to help support Tonya in her brain cancer fight," DeLeo said.


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A Pontiac Correctional Center correctional officer was injured after a scuffle with an inmate at approximately 1:45 p.m. Monday.
The details of the attack are very sparse, but both Anders Lindall, spokesperson for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which is the union for correctional officers, and Marcelyn Love, spokesperson for the Illinois Department of Corrections, say that the officer was attacked by an inmate and sustained injuries to his or her face.
"The officer suffered facial fractures including a broken nose and may require surgery," Lindall stated.
Lindall also said the attacker had recently been transferred to Pontiac from Menard Correctional Center.
"Pontiac's population of some 1,900 inmates exceeds its capacity," he said. "AFSCME has expressed alarm in the strongest possible terms about the rising tensions and growing threats to safety in state prisons. Governor Quinn's ill-advised prison closures are destabilizing the correctional system by reshuffling inmates statewide and making already overcrowded conditions worse. This incident underscores the stakes for employee safety that have been totally disregarded by Governor Quinn."
Love added that an IDOC investigation is under way as a result of the incident.
"The department typically refers criminal charges on the offending inmate to the county state's attorney in incidents such as these once the investigation is completed," she said.
The identities of the attacker, the injured officer or the details surrounding the incident have not been made public due to the active investigation.
Coincidentally, State Representative Josh Harms (R-Watseka) took a tour of PCC earlier in the morning, arriving around 10 a.m. and leaving between 11 and 11:30 a.m.
"It was my first time there and I didn't know what to expect when I walked in," Harms said. "It was a lot cleaner than I expected. It was a lot quieter than I expected. Everything was running very smoothly. I didn't really know what to expect, though."
Harms said he was taken through the medical wing, the West House and the protective custody segregation unit.
"I felt very secure the whole time. There are certain civil rights that have to be afforded to inmates, like they had them outside for rec time, and they would escort them in and out and they would go to commissary. There were inmates walking right past me. I'm very appreciative of those guards and what they go through. I'm glad they're willing to do that," Harms said.
He also said that some of the overcrowding concerns were brought up during the tour.
"We talked some about the double bunking because ideally, the way it was described to me, you're not talking low risk inmates, you're talking high risk inmates and you run into more problems when you start double bunking where in the past, it wasn't double bunked," he said.
As for the attack, which happened only a few hours after he left, he said he didn't see any indications of what was to come.
"I just have very little information. I was told that it happened and that the inmate jumped the prison guard and just started hitting him. That's all I know," he said.
Harms added that the overcrowding and transfer of supermax prisoners in from Tamms is always a concern of his.
"This is my opinion and it's nobody else's and I didn't get it from anybody at the prison. Tamms was effective for making inmates want to behave so they didn't go to Tamms. When you close Tamms, there's nowhere else for them to go when they need even more intense supervision. I'm not speaking for the prison system. I'm just speaking for myself and how I perceive it. Tamms worked as a deterrent for inmates to not have bad behavior," he said.
Overall, though, for his first trip to PCC, he says he was happy with what he saw.
"I was very impressed with how it was run. The guards knew their jobs and they followed their protocol coming in and out of different units. It was run very well. What I've heard in the past that in the 90s it was not run like this and now from what I hear, the guards are pleased with the warden and everyone knows what they need to be doing to keep everyone safe most of the time," he said.
Inmate injures guard
A Pontiac Correctional Center correctional officer was injured after a scuffle with an inmate at approximately 1:45 p.m. Monday.


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Bibliophiles (Young Adult Book Club of the Greene County Library)
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Bibliophiles is the Young Adult book club at the Greene County Library. Teens from ages 13-18 choose the books by nominating titles and sharing why they would make a good book club read. The whole group then votes to pick which books to read. The Bibliophiles meet the fourth Wednesday of each month at 3:30 pm in the Greene County Library.
Bibliophiles Books for Winter and Spring 2013
- February 27 Little Britches: Father and I Were Ranchers by Ralph Moody
- March 27 Paper Towns by John Green
- April 24 Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
- May 22 Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution by Rafael Sabatini


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Mercedes-Benz will add a totally new sport utility vehicle model to its production line in Vance, most likely in 2015. Dieter Zetsche, chairman of Daimler A.G. — the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, told the company's shareholders meeting in Stuttgartt, Germany, on Thursday that the fifth model destined for Mercedes's sole U.S. auto assembly would be an SUV model.
Mercedes-Benz will add a totally new sport utility vehicle to its production line in Vance, most likely in 2015.
Dieter Zetsche, chairman of Daimler AG, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, told the company's shareholders' meeting in Stuttgart, Germany, on Thursday that the fifth model destined for Mercedes' sole U.S. auto assembly would be an SUV.
Mercedes officials previously have said that a fifth so-called mystery vehicle would be added to its production line in Vance in 2015, but they had not said what type of vehicle it would be.
"At our plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, we are currently preparing for the production of another new SUV: an especially dynamic all-terrain vehicle," Zetsche said at the annual meeting. "You will hear more about that soon."
He did not elaborate.
The new SUV is one of 13 new models that Mercedes plans to add to its worldwide production by 2013, Zetsche said.
In October 2011, Mercedes announced plans to make a fifth vehicle at the Tuscaloosa County factory. The Vance plant now makes M-Class and GL-Class SUVs and R-Class crossover vehicles. It will add production of a fourth vehicle — a new generation of its popular C-Class sedans — at the Vance plant later this year with the first C-Class slated for sale, rolling out of the plant sometime in 2014.
A prototype of the new, still- unnamed SUV was shown to Gov. Robert Bentley and local officials who visited Stuttgart during a recent industrial recruiting trip.
"I can't say a lot about it, but we did see a prototype that they were working on in Germany," said Tuscaloosa County Probate Judge Hardy McCollum after hearing about Zetsche's latest comments.
"What I saw, if it follows the same prototype, impressed me," he said.
"It is a very sleek SUV. It is very eye-catching."
He said he thinks the new model will be popular with luxury car buyers.
The new SUVs' production could bring about 400 additional jobs to the Vance plant, McCollum said. Area automotive suppliers also will benefit, he said.
"The most important thing to us was the continuing investment by Mercedes in our county," he said.
Mercedes officials in 2011 said it would invest $350 million at its Vance operations in preparation for the fifth vehicle, bringing its total investment since 2010 to about $2.4 billion.
Zetsche was a member of Mercedes' management board and was instrumental in picking Tuscaloosa County in 1994 as the site for Mercedes' first auto plant in the United States. The plant, Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, opened in 1997, making the company's first SUV — the M-Class.
The M-Class has been one of the company's top sellers, particularly in the U.S., since its debut. It continued to excel in 2012.
"We set more new records with our SUVs, mainly reflecting excellent sales of the new generation of the GLK (a smaller SUV made outside the U.S.) and the M-Class," Zetsche said Thursday. "The latter was the best-selling vehicle in its segment worldwide."
Zetsche also said that in 2012, the United States passed Germany as the top market for all Mercedes sales.
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The Broad Street Cafe, 1116 Broad Street, Durham, NC 27705 A short 10 minute drive from RTP: http://www.thebroadstreetcafe.com/
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If you would like to present at a DemoCamp, please feel free to add your name and topic to the list. Depending on the number of people interested we may have to limit the number of presenters and time of each demo.
- Lee Surprenant and Randy Carroll, SODA/Stepstone (a subproject of Eclipse OHF)
- Neil Hauge, Dali JPA Tools (a subproject of Eclipse WTP)
- Simon Archer, Service Activator Toolkit (a small part of Eclipse OHF)
- Brett Hackleman, Cyrano Sensor Fusion Platform (commercial project based on Eclipse, Equinox, SAT, OHF)
- Kristen Balhoff, The Jazz Project: Team Collaboration Platform, http://jazz.net/
- Larry Isaacs, SAS AppDev Studio Eclipse Plug-ins (commercial product based on Eclipse and WTP)
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Richard Gene Hull, 86, of El Dorado, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital. A celebration of his life will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Park Avenue Baptist Church. Cremation will follow the services. He was born on Oct. 12, 1926 in Paola, Kan., the son of John and Clara (Armstrong) Hull. Gene was a clerk at Farm & Home Hardware for a number of years. He was a member of Park Avenue Baptist Church and enjoyed gardening; woodworking and going fishing. On Dec. 25, 1947, he was married to Emma May Sizemore in Greeley, Kan. Those who survive including his wife May of the home are: two sons, Richard, Jr. and wife Carol of Augusta, and Ron and wife Cathy of Elberta, Ala.; brothers, David Hull and wife Ellen of Toronto, Kan., and Gayle and Marlis Hull of Richmond, Kan.; sister, Norma Hull of Baltimore, Md.; four grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-granddaughter. He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers and two sisters.
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Crookston curlers currently travel to Grand Forks.
Since it opened slightly more than three years ago, Crookston Sports Center has been home to countless youth hockey tournaments. Starting next fall, could the facility also be home to a bonspiel?
Anyone who knows anything about the sport of curling knows that a bonspiel is a fancy word for tournament. If the Park Board's discussion this week on the potential of adding curling to the list of activities that take place on the CSC's three ice sheets comes to reality, curling bonspiels could eventually be a reality.
But if any curling is to happen at all at the CSC, Parks & Recreation Director and CSC Manager Scott Riopelle stressed, enough interest needs to be expressed in curling beforehand. That's mostly because it's about a $25,000 expense for the curling rocks and other equipment needed to launch a program, he said.
"We have to make sure we'll get the use, otherwise it's not worth it," Riopelle said.
Crookston for years has had a small but dedicated group of curlers that travels to Grand Forks to compete at the Grand Forks Curling Club next to Purpur Arena. One relatively new curling enthusiast is Ward 2 Crookston City Dana Johnson. She attended the board meeting to pitch the merits of the unique sport, and helped connect Riopelle to the leaders of the Grand Forks program in order to get an idea of what it would take to launch a curling program in Crookston.
The rocks, which need to be refrigerated at a specific temperature, are by far the most expensive piece of equipment, but things like specialized brooms, sliders, hacks, super-hacks, beaver-tails, boot-masters, circle kits, mesh kits and a power scraper would also need to be bought.
Riopelle figures two or three curling rinks could fit on a single sheet of ice. Each curling rink needs to be 16 feet, 5 inches wide and 150 feet long. The ice, he explained, would need to be prepared prior to a curling event, with special droplets being sprayed on the surface of the ice and then the tops of the droplets would be shaved off.
A Wednesday evening adult curling league from November through March seems like the most logical way to introduce curling to the CSC, Parks & Recreation Supervisor Scott Butt said, since youth activities at the CSC are typically minimal on Wednesdays. Riopelle said if the sport really catches on, numerous leagues of the men, women, co-ed and youth variety are possible.
Johnson said she pays $150 a year to be a member of the Grand Forks Curling Club. The first year was half-price, she added. She travels to Grand Forks once a week to curl, but could drive over more often if she wanted to.
"I've talked to people who have said if curling was in Crookston they'd curl here," she said. "It would be nice to stay here and be able to compete against Grand Forks and others. Bonpiels would be a lot of fun here."
Riopelle said leaders of the Grand Forks program have offered to come to Crookston and host a curling clinic. A similar offer was made by leaders of Minnesota's official curling association, he added.
Riopelle said he's not sure if Crookston could dive into a complete curling program to begin with. If interest is strong, more equipment could be added, he said, mentioning used/refurbished rocks as a less expensive option. Johnson said that in Grand Forks, businesses "sponsored" rocks and, in turn, have their business name engraved on the rocks.
Mayor Dave Genereux said it might be worth it to check into the Protecting the Legacy Fund, which served as a resource for various amenities purchased for the CSC when it was built, to see if any money is available.
"We have some time to see how much interest there is," Riopelle said. "We have time to meet with people and get more specifics."
In the meantime, Johnson extended an invitation to anyone who wants to come to the Grand Forks Curling Club to check it out for themselves. "It's pretty addictive," she said.


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Colin Cowherd's latest conversation with NFL Films analyst Greg Cosell closes with Cowherd asking Cosell whether Seattle's Russell Wilson is the real deal.
"Well, the film tells you that he is a pretty good player," Cosell replied.
The response sounded measured, but that tends to be Cosell's style. He doesn't have a hyperbolic mode.
"What I really like about him, he is very decisive, which is why he can make pocket throws because he does not allow the rush to get to him," Cosell said of Wilson. "And when the rush does get to him, his movement is very defined. He is not frenetic. He is not chaotic. He moves for a reason. He knows where everybody is and he can throw the ball extremely well on the run at the intermediate and deeper levels."
But then we go back to a stat that interests me, that sadly involves QBR. I don't believe QBR is perfect, but it gets moderately close, and the discrepancy in numbers here cannot be ignored.
Colin Kaepernick has a 83.0 QBR while inside the pocket. Pretty darn good, right? Force him outside the pocket, that number drops like a rock to 15.6. Wilson, for comparison, is much more balanced, with a 77.0 inside the pocket, and a 62.5 outside.
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Well, I had decided to give Thunderbird a go after I installed gutsy. I had never tried it actually, only to get my univ mails on a Windows box at work. This entry is to document an error I had, with the fix.
To create and manage gpg keys, please check here. So I'll assume you already have a gpg key. Install enigmail, and restart your session (I think just restarting Tb will do).
sudo aptitude install enigmail
On Ubuntu, enigmail is in the main repositories:
isabella@yeti:~ $ apt-cache madison enigmail enigmail | 2:0.95.0-0ubuntu3 | http://archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/main Packages enigmail | 2:0.95.0-0ubuntu3 | http://archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/main Sources
When restarting Tb, a wizard will run, it's all pretty straightforward. But I could not get to sign an email. Encryption would run fine, but then a similar error would come up, all related to the passphrase for my gpg key:
gpg can't connect to ~/.gnome2/seahorse-Mq1hUm/S.gpg-agent
Hmm… I did read tons of emails provided by a google search, forums posts and such. Then, I had a look at my
~/.gnupg/gpg.conf. Sure enough, commenting the lines:
# use-agent # gpg-agent-info /home/isabella/.gnome2/seahorse-Mq1hUm/S.gpg-agent:4671:1
that you can find at the bottom of the file did the trick! All good now.
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As the dust settles, 2012 may have been the bottom
With only a few days left to go in 2012, we can look in the rear-view mirror and see a year where the real estate market finally bottomed out and the light at the end of the home equity tunnel finally got bigger for home sellers.
U.S. home prices are on the rise, according to the well-known Case-Schiller Home Price index, after a few years of uncertain fluctuation following the freefall from 2006 to 2009. Interestingly, home prices in November 2003 are roughly the same as they were in Fall 2003; I suspect we'll all look back at 2004-09 as the "bubble years" for decades to come.
The Federal Housing Finance Association published its home price forecast last month as well and predicted growth in prices into the 3-5 percent range for 2013, in contrast to -2 percent to flat in 2012. Of course, -2 percent to flat is pretty good after the freefall years.
Home equity is looking good, consequentially. After years of being abused by the market, home sellers should have some equity to work with after 2012. According to the data folks at Zillow, home equity should recover to the tune of $1.3billion after five years of bleeding (as low as $3 billion in 2008 alone). Home values have been rising steadily throughout 2012, including some areas particularly hard hit by the recession, such as California markets, Miami and Phoenix.
Closer to home, local real estate associations have reported consistent gains in the Central Pa. market through 2012. According to the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors, average home prices climbed 2.7 percent in the third quarter 2012 over the same period in 2011, while home sales jumped 11 percent.
In Lancaster County, average home prices climbed 4.5 percent in 2012 through the end of October over against 2011, and home sales were up 16 percent YTD. After a difficult year in York and Adams counties, the association there reports median prices down 2 percent in York County and flat to 2011 in Adams County, respectfully, but home sales climbing at 10 percent and 11 percent with a hopeful outlook there.
Throughout the industry, professionals and observers are started to agree that 2012 was, indeed, the year things began to turn for the better. Let's look forward to an even better 2013.


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Bags such as this were taken by midwives when assisting with home births during the 1940s. This example was last used in 1948. It folds open to reveal an inner canvas bag containing medications, dressings, instruments and a measuring glass. Integral to the set is a metal steriliser in which instruments can be sterilised in boiling water. Also present are birth registration forms for Hertfordshire County Council. These required the midwife to register whether infants were born dead or alive and declare if they were illegitimate. Legitimacy questions are not included now. This reflects attitude changes since the 1940s about children born outside of marriage.
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