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View patterns: lightweight views for Haskell
- The problem
- The proposal informally
- The proposal more formally
- Efficiency
- More examples
- Concrete syntax
- Remarks
Related work
- Wadler's original paper (POPL 1987)]
- Burton et al views (1996)
- [http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/okasaki98view.html Okasaki: views in …
- Erwig: active patterns
- [http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=232641&coll=portal&dl=ACM Palao …
- [http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/erwig00pattern.html Erwig/Peyton? Jones: …
- [http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/1960 Emir, Odersky, Williams: …
- Pattern synonyms
- First class abstractions
View patterns: lightweight views for Haskell
This page describes a rather lightweight proposal for adding views to Haskell Prime. I'm thinking of prototyping the idea in GHC, so I'm looking for feedback.
The problem
We are keen on abstraction, but pattern matching is so convenient that we break abstractions all the time. It's our dirty little secret. Looked at this way, object-oriented folk are much more obsessive about abstraction than we are: everything (including field access these days) is a method.
Views have, in one form or another, repeatedly been proposed as a solution for this problem. (See the end for a comparison with related work.)
The proposal informally
The proposal introduces a new form of pattern, called a view pattern
Here are some function definitions using view patterns.
To read these definitions, imagine that
sing is
a sort of constructor that matches singleton lists.
f :: [Int] -> Int f (sing -> n) = n+1 -- Equiv to: f [n] = ... f other = 0 g :: [Bool] -> Int g (sing -> True) = 0 -- Equiv to: g [True] = ... g (sing -> False) = 1 -- Equiv to: g [False] = ... g other = 2 h :: [[Int]] -> Int h (sing -> x : sing -> y : _) = x+y -- Equiv to: h ([x]:[y]:_) = ... h other = 0
So what is
sing? It is just an ordinary Haskell function that
returns a
Maybe type:
sing :: [a] -> Maybe a sing [x] = Just x sing other = Nothing
sing simply identifies singleton lists, and returns the payload (that is,
the singleton element; otherwise it returns
It is very important that there is nothing special about
sing. It is
not declared to be a view; it can be called as a normal Haskell function; the author
sing might not have intended it to be used in pattern matching.
The proposal more formally
The only special stuff is in the pattern. The sole change is this: add a single new sort of pattern, of the form
where expr is an arbitrary Haskell expression. I'll call a pattern of this form a view pattern.
From a scoping point of view, the variables bound by the pattern (expr
-> pat)
are simply the variables bound by
Any variables in
are bound occurrences.
The rule for pattern-matching is this: To match a value v against a pattern (expr → p),
- Evaluate (expr v)
- If the result is (
Justw), match w against p
- If the result is
Nothing, the match fails.
The typing rule is similarly simple.
The expression expr must have type
-> Maybe t2. Then the pattern pat must have type t2, and the
whole pattern (expr
-> pat) has type t1.
The value input feature
Note that the expr is an arbitrary Haskell expression. For example, suppose you wrote a regular expression matching function:
regexp :: String -> String -> Maybe (String, String) -- (regexp r s) parses a string matching regular expression r -- the front of s, returning the matched string and remainder of s
then you could use it in patterns thus:
f :: String -> String f (regexp "[a-z]*" -> (name, rest)) = ...
Of course, the argument does not need to be a constant as it is here.
This ability to pass arguments to the view function, to guide its matching behaviour, is a key feature of this proposal, shared by some, but by no means all view proposals. I'll call it the value input feature.
Indeed, in a sense, patterns become first class. For example, one could pass a pattern as an argument to a function thus:
g :: (Int -> Maybe Int) -> Int -> ... g p (p -> x) = ...
Here the first argument
p can be thought of as a pattern passed to
g, which
is used to match the second argument of
Possible extension 1: multi-argument view patterns
It would be quite useful to allow more than one sub-pattern in a view
pattern. To do this we'd need a
Maybe data type that returns more than
one result, thus:
data Maybe2 a b = Nothing2 | Just2 a b data Maybe3 a b c = Nothing3 | Just3 a b c -- ..etc..., up to 8 perhaps (sigh)
With this in hand we can extend the views story to have multiple sub-patterns. Example:
snoc :: [a] -> Maybe2 [a] a snoc [] = Nothing2 snoc (x:xs) = case snoc xs of Nothing2 -> Just2 [] x Just2 ys y -> Just2 (x:ys) y last :: [Int] -> Int last (snoc -> xs x) = x last other = error "empty list"
It is tiresome that we need types
Maybe3 etc, but we already have
that in Haskell; consider
zip4 and so on.
We could always get away without it, by sticking to unary view patterns and
using tuples, thus:
snoc :: [a] -> Maybe ([a], a) snoc [] = Nothing snoc (x:xs) = case snoc xs of Nothing -> Just ([], x) Just (ys,y) -> Just (x:ys, y) last :: [Int] -> Int last (snoc -> (xs, x)) = x last other = error "empty list"
But the tuple looks a bit clumsy.
Under this proposal, the number of sub-patterns in the view pattern determines
which return type the view function should have. E.g. in the pattern '(e → p1 p2 p3)',
'e' should return a
If n=0, then we want
Maybe0, which is called
Bool. Thus
even :: Int -> Bool even n = n `div` 2 == 0 f (even ->) = ... -- Matches even numbers f other = ...
even is used as a nullary view pattern, with no sub-patterns
following the
Possible extension 2: the implicit
Thus far, the view function is required to return a
Maybe type, with
Nothing to indicate match
failure. An alternative, presented in the Erwig paper on transformational patterns (see Related work below),
this implicit matching is not performed; instead, the sub-pattern is matched against
whatever the view function returns. So you'd have to write:
f (snoc -> Just2 xs x) = ...
(Note the tiresome
The benefit of not having the implicit matching is that you can write functions that are, perhaps,
more view-like. Example:
data Product = ....some big data type... data Size = Small | Medium | Big -- View type prodSize :: Product -> Size prodSize = .... f :: Product -> ... f (prodSize -> Small) = ... f (prodSize -> Medium) = ... f (prodSize -> Big) = ...
With the built-in
Maybe proposal, you'd instead write something like this:
smallProd, medProd, bigProd :: Product -> Bool smallProd p = ... medProd p = ... bigProd p = ... f :: Product -> ... f (smallProd ->) = ... f (medProd ->) = ... f (bigProd ->) = ...
This is not obviously worse, except that the first version is more obviously exhaustive. Incidentally, both should generate the same code.
I can think of three alternatives:
- The
Maybestuff is built-in. This is the main proposal, because I think it is often exactly what you want.
- No built-in
Maybestuff. Arguably this is more consistent with pattern-guards.
- Both are available, with different syntax. For example
- (expr
->pat) for the built-in
- (expr
=>pat) with no bulit-in
- (expr
View patterns can do arbitrary computation, perhaps expensive. So it's good to have a syntactically-distinct notation that reminds the programmer that some computation beyond ordinary pattern matching may be going on.
It's reasonable to expect the compiler to avoid repeated computation when pattern line up in a column:
f (snoc -> x xs) True = ... f (snoc -> x xs) False = ...
In pattern-guard form, common sub-expression should achieve the same effect, but it's quite a bit less obvious. We should be able to give clear rules for when the avoidance of repeat computation is guaranteed.
More examples
Erlang-style parsing
The expression to the left of the
-> can mention variables bound in earlier patterns.
For example, Sagonas et al describe an extension to Erlang that supports pattern-matching on bit-strings ("Application, implementation and performance evaluation of bit-stream programming in Erlang", PADL'07). Suppose we had a parsing function thus:
bits :: Int -> ByteString -> Maybe2 Word ByteString -- (bits n bs) parses n bits from the front of bs, returning -- the n-bit Word, and the remainder of bs
Then we could write patterns like this:
parsePacket :: ByteString -> ... parsePacket (bits 3 -> n (bits n -> val bs)) = ...
This parses 3 bits to get the value of
n, and then parses
n bits to get
the value of
Sets as lists
Here is a module implementing sets as lists:
module Set( Set, empty, insert, delete, has) where newtype Set a = S [a] has :: Eq a => a -> Set a -> Maybe (Set a) has x (S xs) | x `elem` xs = Just (xs \\ x) | otherwise = Nothing delete :: a -> Set a -> Set a delete x (has x -> s) = s delete x s = s insert :: a -> Set a -> Set a insert x s@(has x -> _) = s insert x s = s
Notice that in the left-hand side
delete x (has x -> s), the first
x is a binding occurrence,
but the second is merely an argument to
has and is a bound occurrence.
N+k patterns
You can test for values. For example here's a view function that tests for values greater than or equal to n:
np :: Num a => a -> a -> Maybe a np k n | k <= n = Just (n-k) | otherwise = Nothing f :: Num a => a -> Int f (np 10 -> n) = 0 -- Matches values >= 10 f (np 4 -> n) = 1 -- Matches values >= 4 f other = 2
You will recognise these as (n+k) patterns, albeit with slightly different syntax.
(Incidentally, this example shows that the view function can be overloaded, and
that its use in a view pattern gives rise to a type-class constraint (in this case,
that in turn makes
f overloaded).
Naming constants in one place
We are always taught to write magic numbers, or constants, in one place only. In C you can write
#define ERRVAL 4
and then use
ERRVAL in
switch labels. You can't do that in Haskell, which is tiresome.
But with view pattern you can:
errVal :: Int -> Bool errVal = (== 4) f (errVal ->) = ...
Concrete syntax
Here are some other possible syntax choices I've considered:
f ($snoc x xs) = ... -- Use prefix "$" g ($(bits 3) x bs) = ... -- Extra parens for the value input feature f (%snoc x xs) = ... -- Or use prefix "%" instead f (.snoc x xs) = ... -- Or use prefix "." instead f (snoc | x xs) = .. -- Use "|" instead of "->" g (bits 3 | b bs) = ...
I also thought about infix view patterns, where the view function appears between its (pattern) arguments, but I could not think of a nice syntax for it, so it is not provided by this proposal.
The key feature of this proposal is its modesty, rather than its ambition:
- There is no new form of declaration (e.g. 'view' or 'pattern synonym').
- The functions used in view patterns are ordinary Haskell functions, and can be called from ordinary Haskell code. They are not special view functions.
- Since the view functions are ordinary Haskell functions, no changes are needed to import or export mechanisms.
- Both static and dynamic semantics are extremely simple.
It is essentially some simple syntactic sugar for patterns. However, sometimes modest syntactic sugar can have profound consequences. In this case, it's possible that people would start routinely hiding the data representation and exporting view functions instead, which might be an excellent thing.
All this could be done with pattern guards. For example
parsePacket could be written
parsePacket bs | Just (n, bs') <- bits 3 bs | Just (val, bs'') <- bits n bs' = ...
Indeed, one might ask whether the extra syntax for view patterns is worth
it when they are so close to pattern guards.
That's a good question. I'm hoping that support for view patterns
might encourage people to export view functions (ones with
return types, and encouage their use in patten matching). That is,
just lower the barrier for abstraction a bit.
Completeness. It is hard to check for completeness of pattern matching; and likewise for overlap. But guards already make both of these hard; and GADTs make completness hard too. So matters are not much worse than before.
Related work
Wadler's original paper (POPL 1987)]
Wadler's paper was the first concrete proposal. It proposed a top-level view declaration, together with functions in both directions between the view type and the original type, which are required to be mutually inverse. This allows view constructors to be used in expressions as well as patterns, which seems cool. Unfortunately this dual role proved problematic for equational reasoning, and every subsequent proposal restricted view constructors to appear in patterns only.
Burton et al views (1996)
This proposal is substantially more complicated than the one above; in particular it rquires new form of top-level declaration for a view type. For example:
view Backwards a of [a] = [a] `Snoc` a | Nil where backwards [] = Nil backwards (x:[]) = [] `Snoc` x backwards (x1:(xs `Snoc` xn)) = (x1:xs) `Snoc` xn
Furthermore, it is in some ways less expressive than the proposal here;
the (n+k) pattern, Erlang
bits pattern, and
regexp examples are not
definable, because all rely on the value input feature.
I think this proposal is substantially the same as "Pattern matching and abstract data types", Burton and Cameron, JFP 3(2), Apr 1993.
Okasaki: views in Standard ML
Okasaki's design is very similar to Burton et al's, apart from differences due to the different host language. Again, the value input feature is not supported.
Erwig: active patterns
Erwig's proposal for active patterns renders the Set example like this:
data Set a = Empty | Add a (Set a) pat Add' x _ = Add y s => if x==y then Add y s else let Add' x t = s in Add x (Add y t) delete x (Add' x s) = s delete x x = s
This requires a new top-leven declaration form
pat; and I don't think it's nearly
as easy to understand as the current proposal. Notably, in the first equation for
delete it's ahrd to see that the second
x is a bound occurrence; this somehow
follows from the
pat declaration.
Still the proposal does support the value input feature.
Palao et al: active destructors (ICFP'96)
Active Desctructors (ADs) are defined by a new form of top-level declaration. Our singleton example would look like this:
Sing x match [x]
Here match is the keyword, and
Sing is the AD. ADs are quite like view patterns:
the can do computation, and can fail to match. But they are definitely not normal
Haskell functions, and need their own form of top-level declaration. They even have
a special form of type to describe them.
The value-input feature is supported, but only via a sort of mode declaration (indicated by a down-arrow) on the new form of type.
They also introduce a combining form for ADs, to make a kind of and-pattern. For example, suppose we had
Head x match (x:_) Tail x match (_:xs) f :: [a] -> [a] f ((Head x)@(Tail ys)) = x:x:ys
(Head x)@(Tail ys) is a pattern that matches both
(Head x) and
(Tail ys)
against the argument, binding
x and
ys respectively. We can model that with view patterns,
only a bit more clumsily:
headV (x:xs) = Just x headV [] = Nothing tailV (x:xs) = Just xs tailV [] = Nothing (@) :: (a -> Maybe b) -> (a -> Maybe c) -> a -> Maybe (b,c) (f @ g) x = do { b <- f x; c <- g x; return (b,c) } f :: [a] -> [a] f (headV @ tailV -> (x,ys)) = x:x:ys
The clumsiness is that the "
@" combines functions, with a kind of positional
binding; the pattern
(x,ys) is separated from the combiner so that it's less clear
headV binds
x and
tailV binds
In exchange, although view patterns are a bit less convenient here, they are a much, much smaller language change than ADs.
Erwig/Peyton Jones: transformational patterns
This paper describes pattern guards, but it also introduces transformational patterns. (Although it is joint-authored, the transformational-pattern idea is Martin's.) Transformational patterns are very close to what we propose here. In particular, view functions are ordinary Haskell functions, so that the only changes are to patterns themselves.
There are two main differences (apart from syntax).
First, transformational patterns didn't have the value input feature, althought it'd be easy
to add (indeed that's what we've done). Second, transformational patterns as described by
Erwig do no stripping of the
Maybe (see "Possible extension 2" above).
Emir, Odersky, Williams: Matching objects with patterns
Scala is an OO language with lots of functional features. It has algebraic data types and pattern matching. It also has a form of view called extractors, which are pretty similar to view patterns, albeit in OO clothing. Notably, by packaging a constructor and an extractor in a class, they can use the same class name in both expressions and terms, implicitly meaning "use the constructor in expressions, and use the extractor in patterns".
The paper does a comparative evaluation of various OO paradigms for matching, and concludes that case expressions and extractors work pretty well.
Pattern synonyms
Pattern synonyms are a requested Haskell Prime feature. John Reppy had the same idea years ago for Standard ML; see Abstract value constructors, Reppy & Aiken, TR 92-1290, Cornell, June 1992.
The one way in which pattern synonyms are better than view patterns is that they define by-construction bi-directional maps. Example
data Term = Var String | Term String [Term] -- 'const' introduces a pattern synonym const Plus a b = Term "+" [a,b] f :: Term -> Term f (Plus a b) = Plus (f a) (f b) f ... = ...
With pattern views, we'd have to write two functions for the "plus" view:
plus :: Term -> Term -> Term plus a b = Term "+" [a,b] isPlus :: Term -> Maybe2 Term Term isPlus (Term "+" [a,b]) = Just2 a b isPlus other = Nothing f :: Term -> Term f (isPlus -> a b) = plus (f a) (f b)
But perhaps that is not so bad. Pattern synonyms also require a new form of top level declaration; and are much more limited than view patterns (by design they cannot do computation).
First class abstractions
Several proposals suggest first class abstractions rather that first-class patterns. Here are the ones I know of
- Claus Reinke's lambda-match proposal
- Tullsen: first class patterns
- Matthias Blume: Extensible programming with first-class cases (ICFP06)
All these proposals are more or less orthogonal to this one. For example, Reinke
proposes a compositional syntax for lambda abstractions
(\p -> e) where pattern matching failure on
p can be caught and composed
with a second abstraction. Thus
(| Just x -> x+1 ) +++ (| Nothing -> 0 )
combines two abstractions, with failure from the first falling through to the seoond.
Blume and Tullsen have a similar flavour. None of these proposals say anything about the patterns themselves, which in turn is all this proposal deals with. Hence orthgonal.


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The Jamestown, Westfield and Northwestern Railroad
Note: Some of this information was drawn from the Western New York Railroad Archive website.
This line, last known as the Jamestown, Westfield and Northwestern Railroad, can trace its roots back to 1881, when the Mayville Extension Railroad built a line between Mayville and Chautauqua in New York, on the north side of Chautauqua Lake. The line was subsequently extended as its owners underwent various purchases and reorganizations up until 1913, when the JW&NW purchased the entire line and operated it up until its abandonment. During its time under the JW&NW, it was electrified for both passenger and freight service. However, passenger operations ended on November 30, 1947, after which the line became diesel- and freight-only until its abandonment in 1950.
A rough timeline of the the JW&NW between Jamestown and Westfield:
Jamestown Mayville Chautauqua Westfield
1887 |----- CLRy -----|-Purchased CLRy-|
1894 |----- Reorganized as J&LE -------|
1899 |------ Reorganized as J&C -------|
1902 |--Leased JC&LE--|---- JC&LE ----|
1907 |---- Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Company -------|
1913 |---- Jamestown, Westfield & Northwestern --------|
1950 |-------------- Abandoned ------------------------|
Today, most of the original right-of-way can be traced, except for in a few areas, as noted on the map below. The very southern end of the line, in Jamestown, was used most recently to serve a few scrap dealers; this last remaining segment was most likely abandoned when Conrail placed its mainline through Jamestown on "out of service" status. That mainline has since been reopened as the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad, but the JW&NW was not included in that reopening and remains unused.
I was very pleased to find this website and amazed that the various pieces of track I remember seeing in my youth actually connected and had a heyday long before my time. I'd love to try and walk the line someday. Any chance of rails to trails?
My Dad worked on the JW for yeas.He was there when it was abondoned........ this was neat to read the web site about it......
Wasn't there an interurbans that ran through the Jamestown region due to vacationing regions? I believe a line connected Jamestown to Westfield back around 1900 and might have shared the right of way. These interurbans prospered well into the 1920s and were gone by the Great Depression.
In the late 1930's we would slip into the cars at "The Landing" and ride up to either Driftwood or Greenhurst -- get off and borrow boats at the local cottages and go fishing. We would often borrow a boat from the cottage of Cliff and Loretta Ash. At this pint we could almost row across to Lakewood.
I spent many day with my parents between JAMESTOWN, NY and HAMBURG,NY 1967- 1995 and with my dad 2001-2005, My First Aunt (on my mothers side) once owned the WHITESIDE HOTEL on Chautauqua Lake. Actually the hotel faced the Lake. I was given the drawings and operators manual for J.W.& NW RR's GE 70 ton locomotives they're somewhere, they survived 6 different moves.
I was looking at the photos, and wondering, if the railroad was abandon in 1950, the crossings's crossbucks and poles look kind of modern ad should had deteriorated somewhat by the time the pics were taken in 2008.
The line was abandoned but the portion in Jamestown was used up to 2008 to a scrapper. The section showing the crossbuck is on the used portion. Being painted metal it would have rust. Had it been left from some bygone era the sign would be completely gone to some collector. These modern cross bucks are modern--had it been on some long abandon section it would be the crossbuck on a stick.
I was going through some old things of mine and came across a Quarterly ticket dated December 31, 1937 for the Jamestown, Westfield and Northwestern R.B. I grew in Jamestown, although I have be gone from there for 18 years. I was not born yet when this was a part of Jamestown, so it was nice to be able to read about where the ticket came from. I still have the ticket, I think it came in a box I bought at an auction one time.
It is amazing the things found in boxes. I have 3 tech manuals from the Erie that belonged to my grandfather. He worked on the Erie until his death in 1956.
Has anyone ever road four wheelers on the old tracks from Mayville to westfield?
I know of some ROWs that are accessible, sometimes the bridges are blocked to prevent access. That was the case of the old LV ROW that ran parallel to the NYS thruway in West Seneca. The ROW you inquired about may not be accessible, I might suggest explore first.
I'm Westfield Town and Village Historians... this is an excellent post... highly recommended!
For those who commented on Rails to Trails, parts of this actually are Rails to Trails... there are a few holdouts who don't want Rails to Trails to use the portions that cross their lands...
Regarding the section in Westfield, the Chautauqua Traction and the JW & NW actually had completely separate rights of way, they did not combine. The JW & NW paralleled Portage Street but down the embankment closer to Chautauqua Creek, behind the houses and businesses... the Chautauqua Traction tracks actually came down the middle of Portage Street, and eventually extended to Barcelona (called the Hop Toad)...
I walked the ROW in Westfield with my father often up until 1965. Several of the old bridges were still standing in part then. I heard a few stories about passengers riding the JW&NW which led to a nickname: Jesus Walked & No Wonder.

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Surprise: Sony Decides Not To Sue Over Copycat Game; Says Legal Action Wouldn't Be Beneficial
from the you-don't-have-to-sue dept
Either way, in the end, Sony decided not to pursue any sort of legal response. While it still uses some slightly menacing language about how this doesn't mean they've settled, Sony admits that any "prolonged controversy" over this wouldn't be beneficial for the mobile game development community.
According to ET News and This Is Game, Sony told the Korean media that it did not want to "hamper" the mobile gaming industry in Korea.That's a fairly enlightened view, actually. It's one that we've suggested in the past, though. Even as it may be frustrating and annoying to have someone copy you, going legal in response often is not the best strategic response. We've urged companies to recognize that fact, and kudos to Sony for holding back on releasing the legal hounds upon realizing the cost-benefit analysis meant it wouldn't be helpful (and would possibly be harmful to the wider community).
A Sony spokesperson is quoted by This Is Game as saying, "We were concerned that any prolonged controversy such as this is not beneficial for both the local and the international mobile game development community. Internally, we decided not to pursue any legal action as long as no additional problems arise. Some may think it's because we've settled with Netmarble already, but we are simply choosing not to pursue legal action in a broader view/sense. This does not mean we have settled with Netmarble."


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MIAMI, Fla. (Feb. 13, 2010) - Getting the opportunity to finally escape the wintry weather of Northeast Tennessee, the ETSU women's golf team will open the spring portion of its 2009-10 schedule Sunday afternoon in the Qdoba Collegiate at the Don Shula Golf Club.
The three-day event begins with a shotgun start Sunday, and live scoring will be provided by Golfstat.com, with complete wrap-ups of the day's action also available at ETSUBucs.com.
The Buccaneers and head coach Stefanie Shelton return a veteran team that includes the return of six letterwinners from a year ago. But the group is just not experienced, it is also talented, with three players that made All Atlantic Sun a year ago, and two that made the league's all freshman team.
Shelton said the team is just excited to get the year started.
"In spite of a rocky winter for practice, the girls have been working hard and we've tried to be on the course as much as we can the last few weeks," said Shelton, whose team won the A-Sun title and made the NCAAs in 2007. "We're excited to get down here in the warm weather and have a chance to compete. We're ready to go."
Leading the Bucs this season will be a trio of seniors in Laura Jansone (Jurmala, Latvia), Sinead O'Sullivan (Galway, Ireland) and Kennie Leigh Eisenhower (Newport), a group has made up the core of the ETSU team over the last four seasons and enjoyed a great deal of success. Both Jansone and O'Sullivan are former first team All Atlantic Sun picks and have enjoyed individual successes on the course, winning multiple individual titles.
Jansone finished second on the team in stroke average during the fall at 75.3, while O'Sullivan was fourth on the team at 76.5. Meanwhile, Eisenhower has consistently improved during her time in Johnson City and finished fifth on the team in stroke average both last season and in the fall. A year ago, Jansone tied for the team lead in stroke average at 75.6, winning the Sea Trail Intercollegiate back on Sept. 21, 2008. Meanwhile, O'Sullivan finished third on the team at 76.0.
Meanwhile, that group of seniors is joined by another trio, as sophomores Nina Muehl (Vienna, Austria), Mayte Vizcarrondo (Cadiz, Spain) and Malin Mannson (Kalmar, Sweden) round out the rest of the squad. A year ago, Muehl was a second team All A-Sun selection after finishing tied with Jansone for the team lead in stroke average at 75.6. Both Muehl and Vizcarrondo were A-Sun All Freshman Team selections as well.
In the fall, Muehl led the squad with a 75.0 stroke average, while Vizcarrondo finished third at 76.3.
For more on ETSU women's golf throughout the spring season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the women's golf link.


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The Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) has released figures quantifying the economic impact of outdoor recreation in all 50 states, with data that tallies direct spending, jobs, salaries and tax revenues. The report shows that outdoor recreation is an important driver of economics in every state, supporting jobs, businesses and communities.
According to the report, sportsmen in North Carolina spend $19.2 billion on outdoor recreation, supporting 191,500 jobs, generating $5.6 billion in wages, and producing $1.3 billion in state and local tax revenue annually. The state-by-state figures expand upon a national report OIA published in June 2012. That research effort found that nationally Americans spend $646 billion each year on outdoor recreation, directly supporting 6.1 million jobs and generating nearly $80 billion in tax revenue.
�Outdoor recreation is a growing American industry that produces significant economic benefits,� said Will Manzer, chair of the OIA board of directors and former CEO of Eastern Mountain Sports. �For example, Americans spend almost twice as much on outdoor recreation as they spend on pharmaceuticals each year. And outdoor recreation supports more than twice as many jobs as the oil and gas industry.� Manzer pointed out that those jobs are in areas such as product development, manufacturing, marketing, logistics, sales, public land management and guiding services. In addition, outdoor recreation supports service sector and other jobs when people spend money on trips and travel-related expenses associated with outdoor pursuits. The OIA report shows, in short, that hunting, fishing, camping, boating and other outdoor endeavors mean big bucks for the economy.
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April 12-14 � The 5th Annual Oriental In-Water Boat Show & Nautical Flea Market will be held on the waterfront in Oriental. Vessels from kayaks to yachts, as well as accessories will be featured. More information is available online at www.orientalboatshow.com.
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We are a real estate company consisting of licensed real estate agents.
We believe it is all about the real estate agent, NOT the firm. In addition, our real estate professionals provide home buyers and sellers an outstanding experience using cutting edge, web-based advertising and communications tools
We leverage the cost savings and time efficiency from this technology model to create the industry's most unique business culture to attract and retain the best real estate agents in the industry.
First National Realty is actively expanding to multiple markets in the US.
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Here's our current logo that we want to reboot:
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For the icon, we can throw away the old one. If you have an idea for a new one, we're open, maybe something with a bit of 3D. Icon isn't required -- strong typography-based logo is preferred. We're open to a wide range of designs and encourage you to be creative.
Colors: navy blue, gold, black, white.
We want to emphasize 'First National' with the 'Realty' secondary... so something like "First National" on one line, then "Realty" on second line (in effect, underlining "First National"). Include trademark (TM) symbol.
Overall mood of the company: elegant, class, professional
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 16, 2014) – Former ETSU women's golfers Laura Jansone (Jurmala, Latvia) and Nina Muehl (Vienna, Austria) are continuing to make their professional dreams a reality.
Back in December at the Lalla Aicha Tour School final qualifying in Marrekech, Morocco, both Jansone and Muehl posted qualifying scores that assured them both of membership for the 2014 Ladies European Tour. The duo reached that goal despite playing in a field of 95 palyers from 34 different countries.
"Nina and Laura are two of the most influential golfers to play for our women's golf program," said ETSU women's golf head coach Stefanie Shelton. "They both led our program to record wins and rankings during their respective careers.
"Pursuing a career in professional golf requires a winner's mentality and commitment. Nina and Laura stood out among collegiate golfers and I have no doubt that both of them will have success as professionals. I'm extremely proud of them."
Jansone was a three-time Atlantic Sun Conference first team selection and won the A-Sun individual championship in 2008 and 2010. She also led the Bucs to their first ever conference championship in 2008.
Meanwhile, Muehl was a first-team All A-Sun selection during her career, and was the first ETSU player to ever earn an individual invite to the NCAA Championships during the 2009-10 season. During that 2010 campaign, Muehl posted the nation's lowest individual round of the year with a 64 in the first round of the NCAA Regionals.
The 2013-14 version of the ETSU women's golf team will open its spring season Feb. 9 at the UCF Challenge in Orlando, Fla. For more on ETSU women's golf throughout the spring season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the women's golf link.


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With our "Brewing Up Cocktails" event successfully wrapped up at The Hop and Vine with co-conspirators Ezra Johnson-Greenough and Yetta Vorobik, I thought it'd be fun to go into the details on a couple of the drinks. These both use products from the Bols line and adapt popular cocktails for use with beer in place of the usual ingredients.
First up is the Dutch Devil, pictured up top in the flute. There were two inspirations for this drink. The first is the classic champagne cocktail, made with champagne, a sugar cube, and Angostura bitters. The second is Stephen Beaumont's Green Devil, which deliciously mixes gin and Duvel Golden Ale with an absinthe rinse. This drink sort of combines the two, putting Duvel in place of sparkling wine and taking advantage of the malty notes in genever:
1 oz Bols Genever
1 Angostura-soaked sugar cube
Build in a flute. We were serving these with the sugar cube added first, but the cocktail science article I linked to this morning suggests that adding it last might be a better way. At The Hop and Vine, this drink is now on the menu with a candied ginger garnish.
The second drink is a variation of the Bramble, a lovely cocktail created by London bartender Dick Bradsell. It's made by mixing gin, lemon, and simple syrup in crushed ice, then topping it with blackberry liqueur and fresh berries. Our idea for this one was to take out the lemon and simple syrup and replace them with a sour ale. But which beer to use? Ezra likes it with the Cantillon Gueuze. My preference is the Bruery's Hottenroth Berliner Weisse. Berliner Weisse is a tart style of wheat beer native to Germany, where it's often served with raspberry or woodruff syrup. I like the way it balances this drink and the way the final addition of blackberry liqueur mirrors the way it's traditionally served:
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Bruery Hottenroth
3/4 oz Clear Creek blackberry liqueur
Build the first two ingredients in an ice-filled rocks glass, top with the liqueur, garnish with fresh blueberries, and enjoy.
For notes on the rest of the drinks featured at the event, check out Hoke Harden's write-up for the Examiner.


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Lisle, Illinois ~ Former Olympic speed skater John Coyle and Ace Hardware Corporation board chairman David Ziegler will address the next Leadership Lecture Series event hosted by Benedictine University's Center for Values-Driven Leadership (CVDL).
The event, sponsored in part by the Chicago Chapter of Conscious Capitalism, will be held from 1:00-4:30 p.m. on Friday, April 4 at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, 2430 N. Cannon Drive in Chicago. The theme of the lecture series is "Cultivating a Culture of Innovation."
Coyle, a 1994 Olympic speed skating silver medalist and senior vice president at the consulting firm Maddock Douglas Inc., will explore the characteristics of organizations that excel in fast-changing environments and the role culture plays in responding to the marketplace with innovative products and services. Coyle and his colleagues have helped more than 25 percent of all Fortune 100 companies innovate for success.
Ziegler will share how innovative responses to economic challenges and competition led Ace Hardware through the recession to find a path of growth that continues to defy expectations. In 2013, Ace posted their best sales year in the firm's 90-year history.
"Leaders today face seemingly intractable challenges and know they need constant innovation to conquer new markets and shape a positive future," said Jim Ludema, Ph.D., CVDL director. "This event will offer powerful ideas for driving innovation and equipping companies to thrive."
The Doctor of Philosophy/Doctor of Business Administration (Ph.D./D.B.A.) in Values-Driven Leadership are specifically designed for senior leaders committed to using the creativity and discipline of business to create short-term and long-term shareholder value, enrich people's lives, and produce products and services that benefit society and contribute to the sustainability of the planet.
The CVDL's Leadership Lectures are an ongoing series designed to inform and inspire senior executives who are committed to leading at the intersection of ethics, sustainability and business results.
"Finding the capacity to thrive is grounded in a company's higher purpose," said Thea Polancic, founder and executive director of the Conscious Capitalism Chapter of Chicago. "We know purpose, values and resilience shape a company's ability to innovate and unlock potential. Together, we will explore how these connections are made."
Additional information and registration is available at cvdl.org/innovation. Questions can be directed to Amber Johnson at email@example.com.
Benedictine University is an independent Roman Catholic institution located in Lisle, Illinois just 25 miles west of Chicago, and has branch campuses in Springfield, Illinois and Mesa, Arizona. Founded in 1887, Benedictine provides 55 undergraduate majors and 17 graduate and four doctoral programs. Benedictine University is ranked No. 1 among the country's fastest-growing campuses between 2001-2011 in The Chronicle of Higher Education's list of private nonprofit research institutions, and Forbes magazine named Benedictine among "America's Top Colleges" for the third consecutive year in 2013. Benedictine University's Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program is listed by Crain's Chicago Business as the fifth largest in the Chicago area in 2013.
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"Mountain Movers" Episode to Feature Snowboard Pro, Jamie Anderson's Attempt to Clear a Massive Road Gap Jump and Set a New Record for Female Snowboarders
Snow Park Technologies' "Monster Jump" at Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort to Air
Thursday, June 6 at 8pm ET/PT on The National Geographic ChannelVerdi, NV – June 3, 2013 – Professional snowboarder Jamie Anderson has had it in her mind for years that she wants to jump over a busy mountain road in what is technically backcountry terrain at Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, the Lake Tahoe resort she's called home since she was a child. In this week's episode of "Mountain Movers," the Snow Park Technologies (SPT) crew will build a one-of-a-kind 65-foot road gap for Jamie as she attempts to break a snowboarding record and become the first female rider to jump that distance."Jamie has been asking for a long time if we can do something special for her," said John Rice, general manager of Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort. "This road gap jump that she wants to do is kind of a next level thing for her. I don't think anyone has tried to accomplish what we're going to try to do with her."The crew will face a variety of challenges on this build, including the fact that they must keep the road Jamie will attempt to jump over clear of snow throughout the build. It is the same road that gets skier traffic into and out of the resort each day, and cannot be closed."This is a high consequence jump. It's not like a jump in a terrain park. She has to go at least 65-feet to clear the gap. But, she's really got to go 80-feet to hit the sweet spot in the landing," said Chris "Gunny" Gunnarson, owner of Snow Park Technologies. "That's a couple of school buses stacked end-to-end. It's four cargo shipping containers. Seven or eight cars. That's no joke.""Monster Jump"Thursday, June 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT
At only 22 years old, Jamie Anderson is a six-time Winter X gold medalist making a huge impact on the slopestyle community. This young female phenom consistently sticks runs on some of the hardest courses in the world. For this build, Gunny will create a mega jump in the backcountry of the property at Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort exclusively for Anderson. But the massive size of this jump isn't the craziest part of his vision — the plan is to have Jamie fly over a 65-foot wide asphalt road. If completed, Jamie will be the first female to land a jump of this magnitude, and if she succeeds there's no doubt she will go down in history. With Mike Binnell as project manager, Gunny has also assigned Mike Bettera to work with the crew. However, what appears to be a basic jump turns out to be a major ordeal for the SPT team once the problems begin to mount.Mountain Movers is produced by Good Clean Fun for the National Geographic Channel. For Good Clean Fun, Jason Carbone and Sarah Kane are executive producers. For National Geographic Channel, executive producer is Michael Mavretic, senior vice president of programming and development is Kevin Mohs, executive vice president of programming is Michael Cascio and president is Howard T. Owens. General Motors is a co-producing partner and Chevrolet is the lead media partner of Mountain Movers. For more information about Mountain Movers, visit www.snowparktech.com or
National Geographic Channel.About Snow Park TechnologiesSnow Park Technologies (SPT) is the world's leading consulting team for special projects on snow. SPT's wide range of expertise includes designing and building some of the most renowned resort terrain parks and halfpipes; high-profile ski and snowboard competition courses; and countless on-snow productions. SPT also provides event production services, sport organizing and marketing services aimed at youth categories. The SPT team is a collection of the most experienced and talented freestyle park and pipe innovators in the world, whose dedication and passion for snow sports has redefined the winter landscape and what is possible on snow. For more information, visit SPT's website at http://www.snowparktech.com and follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/snowparktech, Twitter @snowparktech and Instagram @snowparktech.


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Author Gives Away Book, Admits Obscurity A Much Bigger Problem Than Piracy
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Speaking of free book experiments, a few others have also submitted the fact that Kevin Kelly's latest book on documentary films is available as a free pdf download -- but with contextual ads from Yahoo included. It's an interesting experiment as a model for free books, but it seems like one unlikely to go very far. It's difficult to see those ads being very effective in most books (there are a few exceptions). Either way, it's nice to see authors experimenting with new models, rather than simply whining about "piracy."


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Women In Petraeus Scandal Had Visited White House [VIDEO]
Their close ties to the military community gave them unusual access to top generals. And Paula Broadwell and Jill Kelley even visited the White House on separate and apparently unrelated occasions before a sex scandal brought down former CIA Director David Petraeus.
A White House official says neither woman met with President Barack Obama during their visits.
Broadwell, who had an affair with Petraeus, attended meetings on Afghanistan-Pakistan policy at the White House complex in June 2009 and June 2011.
The Tampa, Fla., socialite who initiated the investigation that revealed the affair, Kelley and her twin sister had two "courtesy" meals at the White House mess as guests of a midlevel aide in September and October. Kelley and her family received a White House tour the weekend before the election.
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Charming, beautiful and full of smiles, East Timor may not be top of everyone's dream destination list, but it is certainly off the beaten track, offering visitors a taste of something completely different. With beautiful beaches, exotic forests and exciting mountain trekking, the coral reefs and colonial towns are drawing an increasing number of adventurous travellers each year.
Colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, East Timor declared independence in 1975, only to be invaded and occupied by Indonesia nine days later; it has been a bumpy ride on East Timor's road to independence. The tourism infrastructure is not highly developed but it seems East Timor is slowly getting there, and visitors are now able to enjoy a spot of snorkelling, diving, hiking and exploration round the exotic countryside.
One of East Timor's more famous landmarks is the Cristo Rei, a 100-foot (30m) statue of Jesus, believed to be the second tallest statue of its kind in the world, rivalled only by Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer. Beyond the capital of Dili lies a mysterious and intensely beautiful land where empty beaches lead into dense tropical forest and mountains reach down to the water's edge.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Behind a sensational team effort, MIT women's swimming and diving powered to second place after day two of the 2009 NEWMAC Championships. After securing zero All-Conference honors on the first day, MIT picked up seven All-Conference accolades and its first individual victory. With one day remaining in the three-day competition, Springfield leads with 586 points, while MIT (485) sits in second, and Wheaton (439.5) is third.
The Engineers dazzled at the start of Saturday's session by setting a new school record in the 200 medley relay, while securing their first All-Conference honors of the meet. Freshman Allison Alwan followed up a great performance on Friday with a strong lead off leg, while Abby Clark served up a personal record during the breast stroke. With Jen Chao and Amy Jacobi completing the back end of the relay with strong splits, the Engineers finished second in 1:50.15.
It didn't take long for MIT to net its first individual conference accolade as Nicole O'Keeffe overcame a sluggish start with a terrific finish to close second overall in the 400 IM. O'Keeffe split 4:45.24, with freshman Megan Tadge (4:50.87) improving her prelim time by a remarkable seven seconds to finish sixth. Junior Ariadne Smith also scored for the Engineers after placing seventh in 4:53.22.
MIT continued to cook as the meet moved to the 100 fly. For the second consecutive year, Amy Jacobi captured the conference title. Jacobi, who set the NEWMAC meet and open records with a 57.31 swim during prelims, swam 57.47 at finals to pace a 1-2 finish for the Cardinal and Gray. Chao split 57.80 to finish second as both competitors secured NCAA "B" cuts.
Rookie Sydney Giblin powered the Engineers in the 200 free with a sensational effort that resulted in a third-place finish. Giblin was steady throughout the race in finishing three seconds faster than her morning split with an NCAA "B" cut time of 1:55.86.
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Alber Elbaz has often said that he would design differently if he was a thin man: 'Lightness is a fantasy for me'. Lightness, coincidentally, has been his leitmotif for the past decade or so. That's while his clothes continually look so modern. It's also a key 'trend' if you can call it that, for S/S 2011, so Elbaz was uniquely placed to capitalise.
It's impossible to run through a complete litany of the references and effects Elbaz pulled in this season - as with his ever-expanding front row of Formula One celebrity fans, his collections have exploded in size and scope to become multi-faceted extravaganzas. This time, the single unifying element was merely a concept: lightness. That was expounded in multiple disparate garments, whether it be the light-as-a-feather airborne chiffon skirts of the opening numbers, or the grand shape of a stiff, multi-seamed silk sleeve-head which nevertheless managed to look as weightless as a macaroon. There was a feeling of ease to everything too, to flat sandals worn with simple cocktail dresses or Elbaz's new three-piece suit - jacket, tunic, trousers with a shoulder-slung bag for practicality. The collection had an air of Claire McCardell about its sporty simplicity, not the first time her name has been bandied about as a reference, but certainly the most consummate. Add to that other American minimalists - there was a touch of Halston to floor-length hyper-simple sheaths, and Norman Norell came to mind with caftans and a finale of frocks weighted with embroidery, beading and elaborate fabric-work.
It's easy to get bored with a single note, so Elbaz combined the light, floaty femininity with a hard-edged minimalism. It's an argument we've seen on many catwalks over the past few seasons but Elbaz decided to mesh the two quite literally. Thus he weighed down the chiffon with leather harnesses, even experimenting with a literal collage, slicing apart floaty and firm frocks and patching them back together with thick industrial zips. It sounds hackneyed, but looked fantastic.


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Daniel Craig and his leading lady Berenice Marlohe stay classic in black at the Skyfall premiere at Theater am Potsdamer Platz on Tuesday (October 30) in Berlin, Germany.
The 33-year-old actress wore a beautiful asymmetrical dress from Armani, shoes by Christian Loubutin, and jewels by Marina B.
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ISP's Five Strikes Plan: Railroading, MPAA/RIAA-Style
from the guilty-until-proven-innocent dept
We've already pointed out that it'll cost you $35, if you want to protest your innocence, but that's just the beginning. You see, you can't just protest your innocence. Oh no. That would be way too forgiving. Instead, you're limited to one of only six defenses, which some have pointed out fall way short of what copyright law allows. In other words, even if you aren't violating someone's copyright, just because you're accused of doing so, you might not even effectively be able to show that you're innocent, if your defense isn't one of the six official ones.
That's pretty ridiculous.
The official (misnumbered -- there's no fifth defense) list is as follows:
(i) Misidentification of Account - that the ISP account has been incorrectly identified as one through which acts of alleged copyright infringement have occurred.Take, for example, that last one. Note that it doesn't say "work is in the public domain." It just says "work was published before 1923," meaning that the work is probably (though, with sound recordings, not definitely) in the public domain. Why not just have a defense that says "work is in the public domain"? There are works that were published after 1923 that are in the public domain -- including works that people put into the public domain, or other works that were published after 1923 and before 1978, which didn't have a copyright notice (among some other options). So why aren't those allowed as defenses?
(ii) Unauthorized Use of Account - that the alleged activity was the result of the unauthorized use of the Subscriber's account of which the Subscriber was unaware and that the Subscriber could not reasonably have prevented.
(iii) Authorization - that the use of the work made by the Subscriber was authorized by its Copyright Owner.
(iv) Fair Use - that the Subscriber's reproducing the copyrighted work(s) and distributing it/them over a P2P network is defensible as a fair use.
(vi) Misidentification of File - that the file in question does not consist primarily of the alleged copyrighted work at issue.
(vii) Work Published Before 1923 - that the alleged copyrighted work was published prior to 1923.
It appears that you can get into serious trouble here even if you're sharing public domain works.
Even worse, the plan says that you can use the defense that you have an open WiFi network only once:
Except as set forth herein, this defense may be asserted by a Subscriber only one (1) time to give the Subscriber the opportunity to take steps to prevent future unauthorized use of the Subscriber's account. Any subsequent assertion of this defense by a Subscriber shall be denied as barred, unless the Subscriber can show by clear and convincing evidence that the unauthorized use occurred despite reasonable steps to secure the Internet account and that the breach of such security could not reasonably have been avoided.This assumes that open WiFi is a mistake, rather than a choice. There are plenty of good reasons why one might want to offer an open WiFi connection, and there are ways to do so safely. But under this plan, they could get in trouble for it, despite it being perfectly legal.
So, let's see: under this plan, people are guilty until proven innocent, they have to pay to protest their innocence, their "defenses" are greatly limited, they can still get in trouble for sharing public domain content... and they can get in trouble for offering a perfectly legitimate open WiFi network. I'm curious how that's helping to "win the future," as IP Czar Victoria Espinel stated in response to this "voluntary" deal.


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The purpose of this Operations Plan is to provide a concept of operation and the assignment of roles and responsibilities to local, state, and federal agencies to meet regional planning and response needs following a Moment Magnitude (Mw) Scale 7.7 earthquake within the NMSZ affecting the State of Missouri. The Operations Plan addresses the unique operational challenges caused during such an event. The Operations Plan provides detailed strategies to execute a coordinated state, federal, local, non-governmental organizations (NGO), and private sector response during the first five days (120 hours) following the event and is a scalable resource that may be taken in whole or in part, as local governments evaluate their response needs.
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As a consumer concerned about my family's health, and a citizen concerned about the environment, I'm glad that you have reformulated your original Cheerios brand to be non-GMO. However, this one small change falls far short of what General Mills can, and should do.
I was disappointed when General Mills spent millions to defeat GMO labeling initiatives in California and Washington State. And I'm disappointed that here in the U.S. your company continues to market cereals—especially to children—that contain genetically modified organisms, when you sell non-GMO versions of these same products in other countries.
General Mills could take a leadership position and announce plans to phase out all GMO ingredients over time. Such a plan would create a market for non-GMO corn, soy and sugar beets, among others. Your company could also label all your products that do contain GMOs, until they are phased out.
Instead, General Mills is profiting off of the anticipated growth in sales of non-GMO foods, while at the same time spending millions to defeat labeling laws. Ridding the original Cheerios brand of GMOs, and then putting a label on the box that says "not made with genetically modified ingredients" is nothing more than a marketing ploy designed to grow sales. And an especially hypocritical move, given the company's investment in keeping GMO labels off of all of your other products.
Please consider getting GMOs out of all of your products, or at least labeling the ones that do contain GMOs. Better yet, please go organic!
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General Mills has so far spent almost $2 million to keep GMO labels off its GMO-contaminated products. Now the junk-food cereal maker hopes to cash in on a new label on its original Cheerios that...
General Mills has so far spent almost $2 million to keep GMO labels off its GMO-contaminated products. Now the junk-food cereal maker hopes to cash in on a new label on its original Cheerios that touts, of all things, "no GMOs."
Tell General Mills and Cheerios: Please Label All of your Products that Contain GMOs. Better Yet, Get GMOs Out of All your Brands!
Last week (Jan. 2), General Mills announced on its website that its "familiar yellow boxes of original Cheerios now say "not made with genetically modified ingredients." Why the change? "We did it because we think consumers may embrace it."
We think they did it to make more money. (The non-GMO foods market is forecast to grow 13 percent annually, and make up about 30 percent of food and beverage sales—totaling $264 billion—by 2017, according to Packaged Facts).
But we also think their reasons were more complicated than that. We think the move is part of the food industry's scheme to preempt state labeling laws with a weak, watered-down federal "solution" to GMO labeling. Why? Because nowhere does General Mills state that the company will verify that Cheerios is GMO-free, either through a system of signed affidavits or a third-party testing mechanism, such as the Non-GMO Project.
Nope. General Mills just wants you to believe them, praise them, even, for making Cheerios GMO-free. Without having to verify that they've changed one single ingredient.
We also think that a company as big as General Mills can do a lot better than profiting off of the anti-GMO movement (while spending millions to defeat it) by making a small, largely insignificant change to a popular product whose nutritional profile is weak to begin with.
For starters, the cereal maker should stop pouring millions into campaigns to defeat GMO labeling laws. The company spent $1.2 million in California to defeat proposition 37, and another $598,819 in Washington State (illegally laundered through the Grocery Manufacturers Association) to defeat I-522. Now it wants our praise for what is clearly a marketing ploy?
Next, General Mills should get GMOs out of all of its products—just like it has kept GMOs out of all the products it sells in the European Union. But when questioned by the media about going non-GMO with other brands, the company said:
"The widespread use of GM seed in crops such as corn, soy, or beet sugar would make reliably moving to non-GM ingredients difficult, if not impossible."
Difficult? Initially, maybe. But impossible? We all know the rules of supply and demand. If companies like General Mills demand non-GMO ingredients for their products, those ingredients will show up in the market. And prices will eventually be competitive.
But instead of pressuring the marketplace for non-GMO sources, the company plans to continue selling GMO-contaminated junk cereals, such as Honey Nut Cheerios, Wheaties, Trix, Kix, Chex and Lucky Charms—brands that clearly target kids.
General Mills is sticking to its story that GMOs are perfectly safe. The company is just eliminating the tiny bit of GMO-tainted cornstarch and sugar in its original Cheerios. Because, well, it's good publicity, no?
What we'd really like to see is for General Mills to make its Cheerios brand—and all of its brands—GMO-free. Or better yet, organic!